Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-06
MANY ENTER FOR
STATE PRIMARIES
Six Candidates for Governor
of Wisconsin File Non1i-
nation Papers.

Madison. Wis.-Six candidates for
governor filed their nomination papers
with the secretary of state before the
time limit expired July 20. Three of
the candidates are seeking the repubi-
can nomination, one is democrat,
another socialist, and the sixth
prohibition candidate.
Candidates for the legislature from
Milwaukee county did not file with
the secretary of state but submitted
their names to the clerk of that
county.
There are three republican candi-
dates for governor, four for secretary
of state, and more than one for other
offices.
A large number of republican can
didates entered the race for the state
offices, Legislature and in the con-
gressional districts.
The democratic party, which was
practically eliminated from the ballot
at a previous election, placed a COM
plete ticket in the field for all state
offices and filed candidates in every
congressional district except the
Fourth of Milwaukee,
For the state offices four complete
party tickets were entered, the re-
publican, democratic, socialist and
prohibition. But one candidate filed
for each state office in all parties eX-
cept the republican.
Following is complete list of the
candidates who filed with the sec
rotary of state, as announced from
that office following the closing of the
books:
REPUBLICAN
State Offices
Governor-John ]. Blaine, Boscobel;
George F. Comings, Eau Claire; Ar
thur r Hirst, Madison.
Lieutenant governor-Henry A. HUI
Der, Stoughton.
Secretary of Theodore Dam
mann, Milwaukee; Guy ]. Johnson,
Chippewa Falls; Fred R. Zimmerman,
Milwaukee; Francis E. Davidson, Mil
waukee.
State treasurer - Henry Johnson,
Madison; Solomon Levitan, Madison.
Attorney General Herman L.
Ebern, Madison
Congress
First distrist-Henry Allen Cooper,
Racine; Charles M. Pfenning, Keno
sha
SecondLOtto F. Goetch, Hustisford;
Edward Voigt, Plymouth
Third j. B. Houston, Madison;
John NJ Nelson, Madison.
Fourth-George F. Czerwinski, Mil
waukee; Jimmy Reilly, Milwaukee;
John G. Schafer
Fifth-Ernst A. Braun, Milwaukee;
Ernest Bruncken, Milwaukee.
Sixth-W. ]. Campbell, Oshkosh;
Florian Lampert, Oshkosh
SEVENTH. D. Beck, Viroqua; Mer-
In Hull. Black River Falls.
Eighth-Ehward E. Browne, Wau-
raca; Arthur w. Prehn, Wausau
Ninth-Charles A. Budlong, Mari
nette; George ]. Schneider, Appleton
Tenth-James A. Frear. Hudson.
Eleventh-Ray ]. Nye, Superior;
Theodore M. Thomas, Ladysmith;
Hubert H. Peavey, Washburn.
State Senate
Second district = Timothy Burke,
Green Bay; John B. Chase, Oconto
Tenth-Charles E. Hanson, River
Falls; Walter w Hunt, River Falls
Twelfth-A. B. Blomberg, Ogema;
y H. Carroll, Glidden; H. M Mark,
Hurley.
Contamination Englund Witten-
berg; Antoine Kuckuk, Shawano.
Sixteenth-A. c. Johnson, Soldiers
Grove; E. ]. Boethe, Fennimore
Eighteenth = Thomas F. Hayden,
Fond du Lac; William A. Titus, Fond
du Lac.
wentieth-Herman E. Boldt, She
ooygan Falls; Henry OFT, Plymouth
Twenty-second = George w Hull,
Whitewater; T. ]. Toner, Kenosha.
Twenty-f o ur t h = T. H. Barber,
| Withee; John Camper, Medford; Will
liam L. Smith, Neillsville.
Twenty-eighth-Ro tert B. Cunning
ham, Cadott; Herman T. Lange, Eau
Claire.
Thirtieth-James A. Barker, Amigo;
James Peterson, Marinette.
Thirty-second- S. Keppel, Hol-
man; William F. Miller, West Salem.
Assembly
Adams and Marquette counties
w. A. Crother, Kilbourn; William
Grahn Westfield; Arthur L.. Mclean,
Westf1eld; Ellen Megow, Oxford; R. B.
Wood, Adams.
Buffalo and Pepin counties Marcel
lus Dorwin, Durand; Edward Kirch-
ner. Fountain City.
31rnett and We hburn counties
Charles Campbell, Siren; Erick H.
Johnson, Frederic.
Florence, Forest and Oneida coun-
ties-J. P. Crandine, Forest county;
| S. j. Gwidt, Rhinelander.
Green Lake and WauShara counties