Difference between revisions of "Municipal elections, 1908"

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The following were candidates for election to municipal offices in 1908. All candidates were affiliated with the Democratic Party, meaning many races were decided by the May 19 primary. The general election was held November 3.

U.S. Congress

Judge of the Criminal Court of Record, Escambia

Elmore Dixie Beggs, Sr. (winner)
John Campbell Avery, Jr.

County Judge, Escambia

Escambia County Clerk of the Circuit Court

Escambia County Sheriff

Escambia County Solicitor

William A. Blount, Jr.
Scott M. Loftin (winner)

Escambia County Clerk of the Criminal Court

John L. Pinney

Escambia County Treasurer

Escambia County Tax Collector

DEM	J. S. Roberts	2,441	78%
DEM	A. H. D'Alemberte	693	22%

Escambia County Tax Assessor

W. W. Richards

Escambia County Superintendent of Public Instruction

Pensacola Harbor Master

Escambia County Commission

District 1

Neils McKenzie Oerting

District 2

Joseph Brown

District 3

District 4

District 5

Justice of the Peace, Escambia

R. L. Nichelsen

Constable, 2nd District

Escambia County Supervisor of Registration

Escambia County Surveyor

W. C. Beck

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−	The following were candidates for '''election to municipal offices''' in '''[[1908]]'''. All candidates were affiliated with the Democratic Party, meaning many races were decided by the [[May 19]] primary.	+	The following were candidates for '''election to municipal offices''' in '''[[1908]]'''. All candidates were affiliated with the Democratic Party, meaning many races were decided by the [[May 19]] primary. The general election was held [[November 3]].

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