The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-24
PRIMARY CONTESTS ARE
SETTLED BY COMMISSION
The Fifth, Twelfth and Fiji
teenth Wards Had Contesting
Delegations.
LIST IS NOW COMPLETE


Contests arising out of the primaries for
the selection of delegates TO the Republican
state convention from the several wards in
the city of Indianapolis were disposed of
yesterday by the Board of Primary Election
Commissioners. The board was in session
from 10 till 1 o'clock in the Criminal Court
room and heard contests from three wards
the Fifth, Twelfth and Fifteenth.
IN the Fifth the slate headed by Frank
Kelly was given the credentials. In the
Twelfth where two sets OF delegates were
chosen, one at the voting place on Reisner
street and the other at No. 10 engine house,
the engine-house slate, headed by Frank
Martin. was recognized. Joe Foppiano and
Conrad Keller brought the contest in the
Fifteenth. but they could not make good
case, and the delegates headed by Anthony
Mack were given the credentials.
There was some talk of the contest from
the Twelfth ward being carried to the state
convention, where the committee on Gre
dentials would give the contestors another
hearing and the convention itself would de-
eide between the two sets of delegates.
However, last night it was said that the
Reisner-street delegates would abide by
the decision Of the Board of Primary Elec-
ton Commissioners.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
The complete list of delegates selected in
the city is as follows
First Ward-Robert Senour, John F..
O'Donnell, Lucius Wilson, Elmer d Mil
w. Maillard, Isaac w. Mcconnell, George
r. Parks and Pearson Mendenhall.
second-John J. Twiname, Q. L. Wade,
James II. Billingsley, Lee I. Nash, Antony
| L. RIInVan- .IOSpnn IOln %. V
jefferson Caylor. Vincent G.. Clifford.
Charles E. Worrell, Charles l.. Hutchinson
and James r. Cole.
Third-Schuyler A. Haas, John H Grail,
II. T. Hearsey, c. G.. Lehman, d. ]. Men
denhall, w. n. Harding, Merrill Moores.
George Adams, Albert E. Uhl, William p.
Smith, Harry s. New and DR.. George Pen
dleton.
Fourth-Ed Insley, George w Powell,
1 George w. Shelby Joe Hogue, Fred
| Owens, Keen Printic. Eugene UdeIl, Walter
| Hess, Joe BroyleS.
Fifth-Frank Kelly Robert Locklear. G.
| A. Halter. William TOmpkins, Harry Bry-
ant and Charles Citizens.
Sixth-Harold Megrew. r. o. Hawkins,
E; H. Trip, William E; English, w. A.
/ Rhodes, w. Z. Shilling, G. G. Stapp, Henry
Jackson and Harry Huntington.
Seventh-Frank L. Littleton, Cass Con-
naway, Charles Martindale. Thomas Shut
elton, Larz Whitcomb, Charles N. Elliott
Romney l.. Wilson and Roscoe Barnett.
Eighth-John Aldag, w. w. Webb. Jo-
seph Steinberb, Louis Bauer, John A
1 Hugg. George Snider, Charles ALE and
| William Christina.
NINTH. II. Clarke, James winterrowd
John Elliott, John Ashcraft, Jerome ia
| CODY and John Cahill.
| Tenth-Robert Metzger, Cy Clark and
| J. II. Bonn.
Eieventh-Lawrence Corridor, Edward
| Johnson and Nick Brown.
| Twelfth-Thomas Martin, Edwin Parker
| Francis Gurley and Wilbur Straughn.
| Thirteenth-Robert A. Hamilton, John
Kimble, Stewart Johnson and ]. Harry
| Roberts.
| Fourteenth-John Hubbard, James z
| Twiname, l.. Nj. Quill and John Boett-
| cher.
| Fifteenth-Anthony Mack, Martin Bar
rett, William Morgan and Fred Gaul.