Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-06-24 | Page 5 | Robsion Not to be Opposed in Primary Vote

illlllOTTO k i BE OPPOSED III PRIMARY IE 4 Democratic Candidates Also to Run Without Opposition r FRANKFORT. Ky- June 24 AP) -Pens! or John M. Robslon, Bar-VbourviUe. Bar-VbourviUe. Republican, will bo un- opposed tn the Kentucky primary Saturday. August 4, for renomlna-ylon renomlna-ylon for the lung and short terms. Jlis Democratic opponents will not l-e opposed in ths primary either, frhe timo for filing candidacies expired ex-pired at midnight. Ben Williamson. Ashland rspitat-H rspitat-H snd chairman of the Kentucky rrfppled children's commission, will 1'S th Democratic nomine for the hort term of four months to fill the unexpired term of Frederick W. Jacket t, who was msde ambassador to (Germany and whom Hens lor tohion succeeded by gubernstorlsl ppolnlment. J nils a Wiles M. Lo-frra Lo-frra n , Bo w 1 1 n g G reen . mem be r of ths Kentucky court of appeals and .X-fcriLnd airait tuo OddFeUows of I ho World, will ho the Iemocrstic kiominee for the full six-year term. fiOX RUNNING AGAIN U U Walker. Republican. Klghth listrl't. 1s the only representative Suit necking reelection. Incumbents iTtmnDoned for their warty nomina- I tlons are W, V. Gregory, Fire district. dis-trict. Democrat; ImvM il. Kinchr oe. Second district. Democrat; J. J. Craddock. Fourth district. Republican, Re-publican, and K. U. Kendall'. Ninth gj it rift. Republican. Three womeu, all Republicans. re seek ing congreHslona I sea ts. fl'hey are Mrs. Katherlne Langley, jqrumbenl. Tenth district: Mrs. Marls C. 3 1 filler. Kifth district, opposing op-posing J. Lincoln Newhall. Incumbent, Incum-bent, and Mrs. John David Alien. Seventh district, opposing Robert Blackburn, incumbent. TO BE ELEVEN CONTESTS There will he a contest In all eleven districts In November. Before Be-fore the Hoover landslide there were nine Democratic representatives representa-tives and two Republicans. At th lst election Kentucky reversed the count and sent two Democrats and nine Republicans to congress. One Republican died and he was succeeded suc-ceeded by a Democrat in a special election. The August primary will be conducted con-ducted under a new state election law. The ballots will be locked at the close of voting Saturday and not counted until Monduy, the count being supervised by election commissioners com-missioners at the county seats.