Democratic Primary Election Notice in Lawrence County Alabama
Notice announces the Democratic and Conservative Party primary to be held April 6 1914 across Lawrence County. It lists offices to be nominated for the November 1914 general election and notes updates from the State Democratic Committee. Tyler Goodwyn H A Skeggs D H Bracken signatories.
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Alabama
Lawrence
United States
Sth
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Lawrence County
State Democratic Committee
Jso
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic and Conservative Party of
Tyler Goodwyn
H. A. Skeggs
8Th Congressional District
D. H. Bracken
Mortgage Sale Notice for 126 Acres in Lawrence County
Default on December 1 1913 notes secured by Alda O Carruth and husband to Celestine R Jackson. Under mortgage power sale of the described Lawrence County Alabama land to the highest cash bidder on April 4 1914 at the courthouse in Moulton. Property includes parts of section 32 Township 4 Range west totaling about 126 acres. Celestine R Jackson signs March 4 1914 Selma Alabama post office address.
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Alda O. Carruth
Celestine RK. Jackson
Lawrence County
Alabama
Celestine R. Jackson
Moulon
Said
W. A. Norton
R. P. Bates
Range & West
Celestine R. Jacks
Selma
Notice of Land Claim Hearing in Moulton Alabama
Notice is given by the U S Land Office Montgomery Alabama that Dock A Borden of Oplee Alabama has filed intention to make five year proof to establish a claim to land described as Southwest Section 3 Township 7 South Range 7 West Huntsville Meridian. The hearing will occur before the Probate Court at Moulton Alabama on April 17 1914. Witnesses named Marion Hill James L England Joshua E England Will Meadows all of Oplee Alabama. CATY D GLOVER Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Montgomery
Ala
A. Borden
Oplee
Huntsville Meridian
Moulton
Ale
Marion Hill
James L. England
Joshua E. England
Will Meadows
Als
Caty D. Glover
Democratic Primary Officials Named for Lawrence County Alabama
The Democratic Primary in Lawrence County Alabama is set for April 6 1914 with local inspection and clerical staff named for Hillsboro Town Creek Loesier Red Bank Mountain Home beat districts. Second primary if required on April 20 1914 will use same officers and procedures per law.
Wheeler Beat No 4 and Wolf Springs Beat No 5 Officials
Returning officers and inspectors listed for Wheeler Beat No 4 with clerks Will Alexander and J H Warnum and for Wolf Springs Beat No 5 with clerks Phil Ay Butler and K C Craig. Inspectors named GT Wiley Levy Moran J W Tatham J J Beck J W Carpenter Wm Bracken W S Butler.
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Wheeler
GT Wiley
Levy Moran
J W Tatham
Will Alexander
J H Warnum
T J Reynolds
Wolf Springs
J J Beck
J W Carpenter
Wm Bracken
Phil Ay Butler
K C Craig
W S Butler
Lick School House Beat No. 5 Inspectors Named
Inspectors Sol Counts S E Holliman and W M D Bradford served for the Lick School House Beat No. 5 with clerks E B Harris J W Briley and returning officer A Bradford.
Tope-Beat No 6 Inspectors and Returning Officer Listed
Ne tope beat ranked sixth with inspectors G Smith H G Mitchel and WH Steenson and clerks C C Cleere and R M Craig. Returning officer is John Martin.
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Tope
G Smith
H G Mitchel
WH Steenson
C C Cleere
R M Craig
John Martin
Kenlock Beat6 Inspectors and Officials Named
Inspectors JJ Sullivan and JH Garvin, with WB Spiller, clerks J Sandlin and Ellis Devis, and returning officer J L Arnold listed for the Kenlock Beat6 assignment.
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Kenlock-Beat6
JJ Sullivan
JH Garvin
WB Spiller
J Sandlin
Ellis Devis
J L. Arnold
Inspectors and clerks listed for county offices
SM Wear and W Bergmen named inspectors. Car and man identified with Burch. Clerks listed as E Q Burch Byron Young. Returning officer A T Murphree noted.
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Burch
E Q Burch
Byron Young
A T Murphree
Moulton Beat No 7 Inspectors and Clerks Named
The report lists inspectors Rush Stockton Lee Goodlett Seton clerks Frank Howell Dee McCarty and returning officer Jas T Masterson for the Moulton beat No 7 with the shown officials participating in the tally process.
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Moulton
Rush Stockton
Lee Goodlett
Setton
Frank Howell
Dee McCarty
Jas T Masterson
Pin Hook Beat No 8 Inspectors and Staff
Officials named for Pin Hook Beat No 8 include inspectors J T Aldridge Jake Alexander and D Warren with clerks WF Sims and AF Slaton and returning officer A P Dock Mullican.
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J T Aldridge
Jake Alexander
D Warren
WF Sims
AF Slaton
A P
Dock) Mullican
Mountain Springs Beat No 8 Inspectors and Officials
Mountain Springs beat No 8 details inspectors T J Lauderdale AM McCay G B Legg clerks J M Blankenship G M Sparks and returning officer John W Wilkerson listed for the election duties.
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Mountain Springs
T J Lauderdale
AM McCay
G B Legg
J M Blankenship
G M Sparks
John W Wilkerson
Hampton Beat No 9 Inspectors and Clerks Listed
The record lists election officials for Hampton Beat No 9 with inspectors G W Hampton E D Stephenson TK Hogan and clerks Isaac Johnson Jr G L Kitchens returning officer G E Stover.
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Hampton
G W Hampton
E D Stephenson
TK Hogan
Isaac Johnson, Jr
L Kitchens
G E Stover
Oakville Beat Nos Nine and Ten Inspectors Clerks Officers
Oakville Beat No 9 lists inspectors W E Sapp F Crow John Sullivan clerks D F Lowery F A McMillan returning officer J W McCaghren Morris Chappel Beat No 10 lists inspectors P A McCulloch C M Sivley G W Parker clerks R F Sewell T Hill returning officer Paul Bragg
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Oakville
W E Sapp
F Crow
John Sullivan
D F Lowery
F A McMillan
J W McCaghren
Morris Chappel
P A McCulloch
C M Sivley
G W Parker
R F Sewell
T Hill
Paul Bragg
Col J B Brown of Cullman for Judge of Court of Appeals
Endorsed by his bar as possessing pre-eminent qualifications and strongly endorsed by other bars in the state. The only other candidate is K Perry Thomas, appointed by Governor O Neal to the UROENCY.
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Court OF Appeals OF Alabama
Court of Appeals
K. Perry Thomas
O’neal
Wright versus Wright Chancery Notice in Moulton
In the Alabama chancery case Oscar F Wright vs Emma J Wright at Moulton Lawrence County a resident of Alabama Emma P Wright is required to answer or demur the bill by April 1 1914 or a decree pro confesso will be entered. Publication ordered by Register W R Jackson March 1914.
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Alabama
Lawrence County
Moulton
Oscar F. Wright
Emma J. Wright
Register
F. Wright
Emma P. Wright
Lawrance County
Moulton Wert
Lynne
W. C. Bynum
Ert
Bertha Sullivan
Dallas
Texas
Ister
Caddo Beat No 10 and Center Beat No 11 Officials
Inspectors and clerks listed for two election precincts. Caddo Beat No 10 officials include D M Sims J N Sheets John C Hames Grover C Sheets J J Beams and returning officer S L Hawkins. Center Beat No 11 inspectors are B F Turrentine Henry Burnett R S Higgins clerks Isaac Chenault G T Minor and returning officer N H Asherbranner.
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D M Sims
J N Sheets
John C Hames
Grover C Sheets
J J Beams
S L. Hawkins
B F Turrentine
Henry Burnett
R S Higgins
Isaac Chenault
G T Minor
N H Asherbranner
State and Congressional Candidate Announcements Board
Announcement notices list state and congressional candidates with ad rates for 1000 cards and per line cash in advance. Including notices for senatorial county races and bidder information, with emphasis on visual likeness and prepayment terms.
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el Men
Howard B a candidate for Congress in Eighth District
We announce Howard B a of Tuscumbia Col bert county as a candidate for Congress in the Eighth District subject to the Democratic primary on the sixth day of next April.
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Howard B. A
Tuscumbia
Colbert County
Huntsville Candidate Opposes April 1914 Democratic Primary
J H Ballentine of Huntsville files objection to the Democratic Primary set for April 6 1914 seeking a challenge in the Eighth District congressional race.
Huntsville Candidate Watts Seeks 8th District Congress
Hon Clarence L Watts of Huntsville enters the race for Congress in the 8th District subject to Democratic Primary on April 6 1914. Watts is listed as a candidate and the contest hinges on party voters turnout and primary results.
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Clarence L. Watts
Huntsville
Congress
Callahan Declares Candidacy for 8th District
William W. Callahan of Decatur announces his run for Congress in the 8th District subject to Democratic Primary action on April 6 1914.
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William W. Callahan
Decatur
Congress
Debuting Senate Bid Authorized for DL Green in Decatur
State Senator We are authorized to aumgoungee Hon. DL. F. Green of Decatur as a candidate for State Senator from the Second Senatorial District comprising Morgan, Ava, Lawrence counties for the next general election subject to Democratic party action.
John H Day Candidate for Representative in Lawrence County
Announcement that John H Day is a candidate for Representative from Lawrence County in the Legislature at the upcoming Primary, subject to ballot and party rules. The notice reflects intra party selection steps and eligibility conditions awaiting finalization by election authorities.
Frank T Neely Plans Representative Candidacy in Primary
Frank T. Neely announces candidacy for Representative subject to the Democratic Primary on April 6, 1914. He seeks party support in the upcoming election and urges voters to consider his platform and qualifications.
J. D. French Nominated for Legislature Seat
Lawrence county candidate J. D. French wins Democratic backing for the Legislature to compete in the primary on April 6, 1914.
Sewell Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Lawrence County
The announcement states J. W. Sewell seeks the sheriff’s office in Lawrence County in the upcoming Democratic primary. He pledges to abide by his party’s verdict.
Oe No, J Form Oohnitman John Aoder
Clerks: T B Heard and R Woters. Returning officer: Will Holloway. appears to be a formal notice fragment listing names and roles in an election or official process.
Robert A Masterson for Lawrence County Sheriff Nomination
A Democratic primary contender Robert A Masterson announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Lawrence County and pledges to loyally uphold his party's actions in the election.
Kitchens Best No 2 Inspectors and Clerks List
Inspectors Albert Bryant A B Clark Wo T NeSmith and Clerk C C Reins named for Kitchens Best No 2. S L Kitchens is returning officer R M Callehaen.
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Albert Bryant
A B Clark
Wo T NeSmith
C C Reins
R M Callehaen
Hatton Beat No 13 Returning Officers Clerks Advert
Inspectors W T NeSmith W B Greenhaw W B Bond and clerks Milton Littl WC Morgan Returning officer Chi Flanagan oversee the Hatton Beat No 13 advertisement item.
John H Wear Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Lawrence County
Weare authorized to announce John H Wear as a candidate for Sheriff of Lawrence County subject to the Democratic Primary. The notice states his candidacy and the upcoming party election for the office.
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Weare
John H. Wear
Lawrence County
Waldrop Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Lawrence County
B M Waldrop will seek the Democratic nomination for sheriff at the upcoming primary election in Lawrence County, subject to party action. The announcement names Waldrop as a candidate and indicates alignment with the Democratic party.
Speake Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Lawrence County
James T. Speake enters the race for Sheriff of Lawrence County, subject to the next Democratic Primary election. He seeks the party nomination and future office through the primary process.
Berryhill Candidate for Shorty of Democratic Party
A. Berryhill runs as a candidate for Shorty of the Democratic Party. The race centers on party leadership and local influence, with Berryhill positioning to push party goals forward in upcoming meetings and campaigns.
W. E. Ickens Named Democratic Candidate for Lawrence County Primary
The notice proclaims W. E. Ickens as a candidate for sheriff of Lawrence county in the upcoming primary election, subject to Democratic party rules and selection.
W B Lee Files Sheriff Candidacy For Lawrence County
W B Lee announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Lawrence County in the upcoming primary election, subject to Democratic Party action. The announcement marks a step in the party's local race, with Lee positioned to compete for the sheriff's office in the county.
Jackson Caruth for Sheriff candidate announcement
Jackson Caruth is filed as a candidate for Sheriff of the subject to the action of the Democratic party. The official party action will determine his status and campaign.
Rival Candidates Clash in Sheffield Congressional Contest
The Sheffield Standard reports a double barrelled speaking at Carpenter's Hall with W. W. Callahan of Decatur and Clarence L. Watts, both candidates for Congress. Neither attacked the other as they spoke, while Judge Almon emerged as the main target of Watts and the paper disputes Watts's accusations about the Alabama Power and Southern Railway ties. The piece notes Watts's critique of Almon and praises Judge Richardson's support for Mr Worthington's Tennessee River water power project, predicting Almon's likely first-ballot nomination amid district opinion.
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Sheffield Standard
Carpenter’s Hall
Sheffield
W. W. Callahan
Decatur
Clarence L. Watts
Congress
Callahan
Watts
William Richardson
Mr. Watts
Judge Almon
Colbert County
Southern Railway
Almon
Southern Railway Company
The
J. T. Kirk
W H. Williams
J. D. Rather
J. L. Andrews
J. H. Nathan
J. H. Peach
Col. Wilhoyte
Corporation
Ralway
Young Watts
Water Power Trust
Standard
Alabama Power Company
Alabama Power
Power Company
J. W. Worthington
Worthington
Sloss- Sheffield
Ly Young
Alabama
Tennessee River
North
Judge Richardson
Tennessee Valley
Richardson
Wm L Martin for Attorney General Candidate
The Times endorses Hon W I Martin of this city for Attorney General. Born in Jackson county he is son of the late William L Martin who died in 1907 while speaker of the house. He twice served as Alabama Attorney General and later represented Montgomery county. A strong Alabama bar endorsement cites his character, ability and industry. DEMOCRAT.
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the Times
W. I. Martin
Jackson County
William L. Martin
House of Representatives
William J. Martin
Montgomery County
Alabama
Blood Hounds for Courtland Alabama
T E Norwood offers thorough bred blood hounds ready to respond to calls day or night. Trained for patrol tasks with ground ropes and adaptable to surroundings. Ring Central to Courtland, Alabama. messages will be promptly delivered.
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Lam
Courtiaed
Nrowood
What He Stands For Confederate Soldier in Senate Race
A candidate opposes monopolies and stock gambling harming farmers and the poor. He advocates good roads and securing large federal appropriations to deepen Mobile Harbor and improve rivers. He backs Wilson’s policies, promotes good citizenship and government for the masses, and notes this may be the last chance to elect a Confederate soldier to the Senate to fill Senator Johnston’s vacancy.
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United States
Mobile
Wilson
United States Senate
White
Bedford Forrest
Johnston
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