Turner v. Allen

This is an appeal from a judgment of the district court of Jefferson county (Fifty-Eighth judicial district), by the terms of which the appellant, W. Q. Turner, was ousted from the office of county commissioner of precinct No. 4 of Jefferson county, and the appellee, T. A. Allen, was adjudged to be entitled to said office. The controversy between the parties grew out of the following facts:

At the Democratic primary election heid in Jefferson county in July, 1922, for the nomination of state, county, and precinct officers, appellant, Turner, and appellee, Allen, were opposing candidates for…