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PRIMARY BALLOT , A LENGTHY ONELIST OF NAMES FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE.MANY ASPIRANTS FOR OFFICENumerou* Filings Will Make Primary Ballot a Voluminous Affair— Divers Congressional Applicants.Western Newspaper Union News Service.The voter at the primaries August 18 will find a lengthy list of candidates from which to make his choice for the various offices, the ballot promising to be the longest ever presented at the polls In Nebraska.Following la the list of candidates filing with the secretary of state:Governor.John H. Morehead. Falls City, democrat and people's Independent. George IV. Berge, Lincoln, democrat and people's independent: John G. Maher. Lincoln,democrat: Richard L. Metcalfe. Lincoln, democrat; Ross L. Hammond. Fremont, republican; R. B. Howell. Omaha, republican, John- Ceplecha, Burwell. republican, John Stevens. Beaver City, republican; John O. Yleser. Omaha, republican; H. E. Sackett, Beatrice, progressive, J. H. Kemp, Fullerton, republican. Nathan Wilson, Stromsburg. prohibition.Lieutenant Governor.James Pearson, Moorefield. people's independent and democrat. George M. Potts. Dubois, people's Independent and democrat, E. F Snavely. Lincoln, democrat. L. P. Albright, Red Cloud, republican; Walter V Hoagland. North Platte, republican, Franklin A. Shotwell, Omaha, republican, Henry F. Hockenberger, Columbus, prohibition; G. L. E. Kllng-bell. Omaha, progressive: A. J. VanAlstlnc, Omaha, republican.Secretary of State.Charles S. Shalla, MoCook, progressive,F. P. Shields, Orleans, democrat: Addison Walt, Lincoln, republican: Clyde H. Barnard, Table Rock, republican. Charles W. Pool, Tecumseh, democrat and peo pie's Independent.Attorney General.Charles M. Sears, South Omaha, republican; Willis E. Reed, Madison, democrat, M. T. Mills, Butte, progressive: Robert M. Devoe, Sidney, republican, J. T. McCrlstlon, Hebron, republican; Henry C. Blttenbender, Lincoln, prohibition, George M. Ayres, Central City, republican.Commissioner Public Lands and Building*.John W. McKlsslck, Beatrice, democrat and people’s Independent, Fred Beckmann. Lincoln, republican: W. B.Eastham, Broken Bow. democrat and people's independent, John M. Davis, Cowles, prohibition, William Benedict. York, progressive. David B. Marti, Hastings, democrat and people's Independent.Chief Justice.Harrison C. Palmer. Clay Center, nonpartisan; Manoah B. Reese. Lincoln, non-partisan: Francis A. Brogan, Omaha, non-partisan.Auditor of Public Accounts.Frank M. Mills, University Place, prohibition, J. F. Hansen, Fremont, progressive; W. L. Minor, Morrill, republican, Wm. H. Smith, Seward, democrat' and people's Independent; Edwin C. Hopkins. Omaha, progressive; J. M. O'Neal, Lincoln, republican.State Treasurer.George F. Hall, Franklin, democrat and people’s Independent; Felix L. Gallagher. Rosalie, democrat; W. J. Groatch. Omaha, progressive; Franklin C. Hamer, Omaha, republican; J, M, Teegarden, Weeping Water, republican.Superintendent of Public Instruction.Arthur B. Walker, University Place, democrat and people’* Independent and ■prohibition, Willard T. Davis. McCook. progressive; Robert I. Elliott, Lincoln, republican; A. O. Thomas. Kearney/ republican; E, F. Munroe, Shelton, democrat, E. E. Hayes, Chadron, republican: R. Af. Eaton, Lincoln, republican; EarlIsland, democrat and people's independent.Congressman, Sixth District.Frank J. Taylor, St. Paul, democrat and people’s independent. Abram L. Cooey, St. Paul, democrat: Moses P.Klnkalde, O'Neill, republican and progressive.Rsgsnts.G. W. Noble. Omaha, democrat; John E. Miller, Lincoln, democrat, Georgs Couplnnd, Elgin, republican; Peter Jensen. Beatrice, republican; Edward P. Brown, Davey, republican: C. M. Sklles, David City, democrat and people's Inde-vinm il, uemucruL nnu mac-pendent; Don L. Love. Lincoln, progressive: Mrs. Annetta Nesblt. Pawnee City, prohibition, 0. M. Whltehorn, Spencer, progressive; AI. II. Miller, Franklin, progressive.For Stats Ssnator.Democrats. John Mattes. Jr., Nebraska City, Second’dlstrlct, James IS. llunguta. Weeping Water, Second district, J. Ai. Gates. Fort Crook. Third district; Wallace IS. Wilson, Fremont, Fifth district; ■S. S. Van Horn. Fremont. Fifth district; Philip II. Kohl, Wayne. Seventh district, E. B. Hlrschman, Hartlngton. Eighth district. L. S. Begglund, Brudlsh, Ninth district. Garret Falken. Schuyler, Tenth district, Charles Krumbnck. Shelby, Eleventh district, R. C. Roper, Duvldji. ai. Eaton, Lincoln, republican; Earl Cline. Geneva, democrat and people's independent.Railway Commliatoner.Henry C. Peterson, Bloomfield, republican, R. W. Ralston, Lexington, democrat, Thomas L. Hall, Lincoln, republican. Henry L. Duval, Beatrice, republican, J. A. Ollls, Ord, democrat and people's Independent; Julius C. Harpham, Lincoln, progressive: W. W. Young, Fremont, republican; Will M. Maupln, Lincoln, democrat and people's independent; J. Warren Kclfer, Jr., Bostwlck, republican; Walter* Johnson. North .Loup, republican; Af. P. Lehr, Fremont, democrat.Congressman, First District.Matthew Goring, Plattsmouth, republican; C. F. Reavis. Falls Cltv, republican: Victor G. Lyford, Falls City, progressive; Wilbur W. Anness. Dunbar, republican; William B. Price. Lincoln, democrat; Frank E. Edgerton. Lincoln, republican; George E. Tobey. Lincoln, republican, Charles AfarshaJI. Nebraska City, republican. Crawford Kennedy, Lincoln, republican; James E. Delzell, Lincoln, republican; John A. Maguire, Lincoln, democrat and people’s Independent.Congressman, Second District.Anthony Theodore Monahnn. Omaha, democrat; Nathan Aferriam, Omaha, progressive, Charles 0. Lobeck. Omaha, democrat; William B. Howard, Omaha, republican; Thomas Af. Blackburn, Omaha, republican, Elfred Sorenson, Omaha, republican; Fred J. Warren. Omaha, socialiseCongressman, Third District.Arthur KoenlgstelngNorfolk, democrat; 0. S. Spillman, Pierce, republican and progressive, Dan V. Stephens, Fremont, democrat. James Af. Woodcock, South Sioux City, socialist: Af, H. Covey, TII-den, republican; Ceorge C. Fitch, Central City, prohibition.Congressman, Fourth Dlatrlct.Walter II Rhodes, Hebron, democrat and people's independent; Charles H. Sloan, Ceneva, republican; John 13, Killian, Falrbury. republican.Congreaaman, Fifth District.P. W. Shea. Orleans, democrat; R. L. Xeester. Alma, progressive, Thos. Af. C. Birmingham. Burkett, prohibition, progressive, republican, socialist, democrat Mu! people's lndeneml«nf ? r*b'vooi.c, bwuuisi, aemocri«j£d people's .Independent; Ashton C. jjhaHenborder, Alma, democrat; Silas R. Barton, Crand Island, republican and progressive; Bayard If, Bayne, GrandUlilllUV, IV. . 1WVV*. VU' *V*City, Twelftu district, WiiUam Gruber, Byron, Fifteenth d 1st riot. Con McCarthy, York, Seventeenth district; Herman Diers, York, Seventeenth district, Z. G. Buhrman. St. Llbory. Eighteenth district, William Brookley, Edgar. Nineteenth district, William L. Wessmer, Red Cloud, Twentieth district, J M Grace. Mascot, Twenty-first district.Republicans Charles Ruden, Crofton, Eighth district, William Illlan, Nellgh, Ninth district, Walter Keichel. Johnson, .First district. A. F Stum. Nehawka, Second district, Herbert P Shorn way. Wakefield. Sixth district, Nels Johnson. Oakland, Willis W Cole. Delight, S. It. Macfarland. Madison, Tenth district,James G. Holden, Central City Eleventh district. D. S. Wherry. Pawnee City, Fourteenth district; A. D. Spencer. Barneston, Fourteenth district, Thomas Buhners. Belvldere. Fifteenth district, E. J Spink. Wilber. Sixteenth district, William Colton, York. Seventeenth district, C. E. SandeU, York. Seventeenth district. G. W Hummel!. Red Cloud, Twentieth district. James Johns. Cambridge, Twenty-first district. Robert P Starr, Loup City Twenty-second district. W. L„ Gaston. Broken Bow Twenty-third district. John Wall. Arcadia. Twenty-third district, C W Moss. Atkinson.Twenty-fourth district, D. M Dowthwltt. Overton, Twentv-fifth district. Jass-m W. Baker, Seneca, Twenty-seventh district, B. K. Rusbee Kimball. Twenty-seventh district, W oodruff Ball, Valentine. Twenty-eighth district Earl D. Mallery. Alliance. Twenty-eighth dlstrirt.Socialist Howard Miles. Paxton, Twentieth district, L. Olson. Emerson, Twenty-first district, Peter Wink. Kearney. Twenty-second district, RaymondE. Dale. Ehivld City Twenty-second district, Charles W Beal, Broken Bow, John A. Robertson. Jay. Twenty-fourth district, Willis Wilson, Central City Twenty-sixth district. C. L. Meyers,Rushville. Twenty-eighth district.Progressives WiiUam Ernest, Tecumseh First district. Thomus Lahners, Beloit, First district. George H Avery. Edgar. Nineteenth district, Mon Brode-renlck, Garfield, Nineteenth district, W H Richardson. Holdrege. Twenty-first district. George Bischei, North Platte, Twenty-second district Wi Ilium P. Mattley, Analey, Twenty-third district, William M Alden, Hyannis. Twenty-second district. A. A, Robertson, Duff, Twenty-eighth district.For State Representative.Democrats R. C. Regan, Plat to Center, Twenty-sixth district, C. C. Pyle.J. wBHij-ajAui uiairiui, u u. ryur,Halsey, Seventy-first district, J C. Burr, Nebraska City, Eighth district, J. AI. Crews, Culbertson, Sixty-ninth district. Christ Anderson, Bristow. Fifty-fourth district, Jay Oliver, Seneca, Seventy-first district, F AI. Brone, Alliance. Seventy-third district. Fred Holtmelster, Imperial, Seventieth district, L. C. ltudi-sll, Benkelman, SIxty-nlnth district, JohnB. Raifmrath. Crofton. W H. Puls. Murray, Eighth district, S. Sawyer. Bartlett, Fifty-second district, Herbert Le Bounty, Afoorelleld. Sixteenth district, William A. Smith. Beemer. Twenty-second district. Charles Haylor, Chadron. Seventy-fourth district. Thomas Q. Lannigar. Greeley. Fifty-second district. George H. Fuller, Seward, Thirty-eighth district, F. L, Bollen, Crofton. Seventeenth district, W. C. Parrlott, Auburn, James A. Ala-guire, Vv’yroorc, Thirty-fourth district.Dakota City.Republicans: William L. Bates. Lodge Pole, Seventy-sixth district; Earl C. Cartensen. Curtis. Sixty-sixth district;F. A. Relsner, Thedford. Seventy-first district; Prank E. Stcrmcr. Scotts Bluff. Sovcnty-flfth district; Henry E. Lon-gerln, Curtis, Stxty-slxth district, Frank Deltrlck. Springvlew, Fifty-fifth district, E. E. Musll. Hayes Center; William L. Davidson, Champion, Seventieth district; T. E. Conley, Beatrice. Thirty-fourth district, John Af. Ward. Geneva, Forty-third district, Wesley Tresslcr, Ogallala, Seventy-seventh district; William II C. Woodhurst, North Platte. Seventy-seventh district; Fred L. Untogman. Wyoming, Eighth district. Henry Brehcns, Beemer, Twenty-second district. George W. Chappell. Enders Lake. Fifty-fifth district; J. A. Shrenke, Hartlngton, Sev-» enteenth district. J. B. Forman. Surprise. Thirty-eighth district; L. H. Howe. Humboldt, Third district; LincolnG. Simon. Sidney. Seventy-sixth district;Swan Olson, Balthlli. Seventeenth district; John R. Beatty, Butte. Fifty-fourth district.Progressive A. If. Lewis. Sutton, Forty-third district, L. II. Howe, Humboldt: John K. Beatty, Butler, Fifty-fourth districtSocialist: Oscar M. Jenkins, Wallace,Seventy-seventh districtUnder Non-Partisan Judiciary.For Supreme Judire. Justice Reese of Lincoln, F. A. Brogan of Omaha and Judge It C. Palmer of Clay Center.For District Court- James T. Begley, Second district. James P. English. Omaha, Fourth district, J L. Kaley. Omaha, Fourth district, John H. Crossman, Omaha, Fourth district.Late Repreaentatlve Filings.Christ Anderson, Bristow, Fifty-fourth district, people's Independent, L. It Brott, Sextoyr. Seventy-sixth district, democrat; David Boeslger Cortland. Thirty-fourth district, republicans Ben L. Terry. Fair-bury. Thirty-fourth district republican and progressive, James Kudma, Bee. Thirty-eighth district, republican. A. L. Taylor, Trenton. SIxty-nlnth district republican and progressive, A. 11. Chambers. WaJthiH, Thirteenth district, republican; W. AL Brant, Springvlew, Fifty-fifth district republican, L. Morse. Benkelman. SIxty-nlnth district, republican, E. E. Aluril, Hayes Center. Seventieth district, progressive. T. AL Smith. York, Forty-third district democratLate Senatorial Flllnga.C. E. Samuelson, Franklin county, Twentieth district; people's Independent; L S. Bygland. Boone county. Ninth district, people's independent: F Sklpton,'Fillmore county. Sixteenth district, democrat, George Af. Adams. Crawford. Twen-crai, uevige -u. auiiutn, v.raw;oru. iwun-ty-elghth district, democrat, Beinhold E. Filler. Union, Twelfth district, democrat; J. S. Butler, Superior, Twentieth district, republican; George F. Wolz. Fremont, Fifth district, republican, Ceorge C. Jun-kin. Smlthfield; Twenty-first district; T. D. Thomas. Columbus, Eleventh district, progressive; Cord AL Smith, O'Neill, Twenty-fourth district, progressive; Daniel Ballmer, Cozad. Twenty-fifth district, progressive; David F. Smith. AlcCook, Twenty-sixth district, progressive; Walter Livingston, Hastings. Nineteenth district, people's Independent; R. A. Miller, Wahoo, Third district, progressive.
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