Complete Returns From Entire County [Healdsburg Enterprise, Sonoma County, November 21, 1914]

Davidson, Nancy E.

In 1902 Nancy E. Davidson was elected as County Superintendent of Public Instruction for Kings County, California. Davidson served from 1903 to 1914. She ran for California State Superintendent of Public Instruction in 1914 and received ...

Martin, Frances McG.

Frances Martin of Sonoma County, California was elected County Superintendent of Schools in 1889. In 1914 she ran for Judge of the Superior Court. She came in third receiving almost 4,800 votes. Martin was an attorney in the county and o...

Stickney, Gabrella T.

In 1912 Gabrella Stickney ran second, in a field of four candidates, as the Prohibition party nominee for representative in California's Sixty-seventh Assembly district-Los Angeles. She polled 2,139 votes, beating the Democratic and Soci...

Skoe, Emilie M.

Emilie M. Skoe was the Prohibition Party candidate for the Twelfth Assembly District in California in 1914. She received about 5% of the vote in the race. Skoe served as the recording secretary for the Petaluma, California Woman's Christ...

Lynn, Ethel

Ethel Lynn ran for presidential elector for the Socialist party in California in 1912.  She was the Socialist Party candidate for Secretary of State two years later in 1914, but lost in the general election. Lynn served as the secre...

Barnes, Florence M.

Florence M. Barnes was elected as County Superintendent of Schools for Sonoma County, California in 1910. She was re-elected to an additional term in 1914. Like most superintendents, Barnes was a teacher before her election.

Florence M. Barnes' Campaign for County Superintendent of Schools, 1914

Frances McG. Martin's Campaign for Judge of the Superior Court, 1914