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The Mingo Republican
Williamson, Mingo County, West Virginia
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Three Mingo County residents, including County Clerk Elmer Ferrell, returned from a month in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Ferrell withdrew as a Democratic candidate for sheriff before leaving, and his name was removed from the May 11 primary ballots. He returned with Deputy Sheriff John Jesse and Bill Jesse.
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Three Mingo countians, sojourning in Hot Springs, Ark. the past month, returned Tuesday afternoon.
Before his departure for the famous spa, County Clerk Elmer Ferrell signed a notice of his withdrawal as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff.
On presentation of this notice to Circuit Clerk W. A. Curry his name was omitted from the ballots for the May 11 primary.
Returning with Clerk Ferrell were Deputy sheriff John Jesse and his father, Bill Jesse.
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Hot Springs, Ark.; Mingo County
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Tuesday Afternoon; May 11 Primary
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Three Mingo countians returned from a month in Hot Springs, Ark. County Clerk Elmer Ferrell withdrew as Democratic candidate for sheriff before departing, and his name was removed from May 11 primary ballots by Circuit Clerk W. A. Curry. Ferrell returned with Deputy Sheriff John Jesse and Bill Jesse.