The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-05-16

Secretary of State C. T. Stewart
has mailed to the various county
clerks of the state the certified bal
lot for the presidential preference
primary election which is to be held
on MAY 81. Calvin Coolidge on the
republican ticket and William Gibbs
McAdoo on the democratic ticket
have no opposition for the prefer
ence vote,
The democratic and republican
ballots as they will appear officially
with the slogans of the various can
didates are as follows;
Democratic Party
For president of the United
States (vote for one)-William G..
McAdoo.
For presidential electors (vote for
fourth. ]. Calhoun, Patrick Car
ney, G. E. LaFollette, Mrs. Henry L..
Sherlock.
For delegates to national conven-
ton (vote for eight:
E. N. Alley favor the nomina-
tion of Senator T. ]. Walsh for presi-
dent.
Sam L. Anderson favor Walsh
for president and fairness to farmers
and workingmen.
Thomas Arthur favor the nom
ination of William G. McAdoo.
H. E. Benjamin-For sterilization
of farm prices, strictcr banking laws,
repeal Esch-Cummins law.
VIM. C. Bernard.
Ed Burke-I favor nomination of
person receiving highest vote for
president at primary.
Thomas E. Carey.
J. Burke Clements favor the
nomination of w. G. McAdoo.
H. P. Cope-I favor the nomina-
ton of Wheeler for the presidency.
E. J. (Red) Cummins-I favor
McAdoo for president.
Hugh Daly-I am for Governor
Alfred E. Smith for president.
w. B. George favor nomination
of w. G.. McAdoo and progressive
platform
Henry Good.
Mrs. w. w. Hamilton.
DR.. Ellis A. Johnston.
Chas. ]. Kelly.
E. B. Kramer-Favoring a demo-
cratic candidate of the type of Sen
ator LaFollette.
J. Bruce Kremer-Favor McAdoo. |
Will abide result of primary.
William H. Maloney-I favor light |
wines and beers, but no saloons ever. |
James ]. Mccarthy am opposed
to national sneak shoe grafters.
]. P. Mclean favor the candid
acy of VIM. G. McAdoo.
Tom McTague-Favor McAdoo.
Fred r. Munger-Will vote for an
aggressive, sanely progressive demo-
cratic presidential nominee.
James F. O'Connor-Favor thel
nomination of an honest, fearless and
progressive democrat.
Wade R. Parks-Favor Wheeler's
progressive democracy. Oppose Nc
Adoo and federal reserve currency
circulation control.
David ]. Ryan.
S. V. Stewart favor nomination |
of w. G. McAdoo.
M j. Walsh-Opposed to any can
didate favoring League of Nations. |
Favor any progressive democrat.
Thomas j. Walsh.
Republican Party
For president of the United States
(yote for one)-Calvin Coolidge.
For presidential electors (vote for
four)-May c. Bartos, Dr. James H.
Irwin, w. D. Kyle, George E. Smell. |
For delegates at large, national
convention (vote for seven)-A
w. r. Allen.
Mrs. George H. Berry.
Carl L. Brattin.
w. ]. Brennan.
Harry B. Brooks.
E. F. Burmeister.
Thomas D. Campbell.
A. B. Cook.
E. P. Dirmeyer-I favor pro-
gressive for president. The re-elec7
tion of Shelley, national committee
man.
Ben H. Ford favor a progress
rive for president. The reelection |
of Shelley, national committeeman.
Arthur P. Fox-Favor progress |
rive for president. The reelection
of Shelley, national committeeman.
Geo. O. Freeman-Favor a prog
ressive for president. Reelection of |
Shelley, national committeeman.
Grace Gardner favor progress |
sive for president Reelection of
Shelley, national committeeman.
Vaughn L. Gardner-Favor pro-
gressive for president. Reelection of
Shelley, national committeeman.
L. D. Glenn.
w. F. Greusel--I favor progress
sive for president. The reelection
of Shelley, national committeeman.
w. H. Hoover-For Calvin Cool
idge.
Mary E. Jones.
Charles F. Juttner-"L Listen! Let's
go!"
John Lindquest.
Robert Orr Mcmillan.
F. C. MacWilliams.
VIM. ]. O'Haire-I favor the nom
ination of a progressive republican
for president.
DR.. w. B. Rogers-For Coolidge.
w. A. Selvidge.
Jess H. Stevens-Favors public
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