Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-13
STANTON Faction
LANDS CHAIRMAN
Stanton Will Guide Destinies of
County Democracy--Charles
Henry Out
BRADFORD ELECTED SECRETARY
Entire County Ticket Nominated and
Delegates Elected to State Congress
sionaI and Judicial conventions--Dr.
Theodore Ense, of State Center,
Named for Representative.

ocratic county central committee had
been effected late yesterday afternoon
and the smoke had lifted from the
field of parliamentary and factional
fray, Charley Henry, leader of one fac
ton, and long time county chairman,
was in the ambulance, while j. q.
in the seat of the mighty, as chairman
of the democratic central committee OF
Marshall county. Tho both sides claim
"a victory 1t was a drawn battle be-
tween the Bradford Henry and Stan
tom Hobbs Herman forces. When the
reorganization took place Mr.. Henry,
opposed by Stanton as candidate, de-
clined to continue in the fight for
the place and Mr.. Stanton was duly
elected. Theo. F. Bradford, against
whose alleged sction as committeeman
in the Second ward the revolt was
raised, was elected secretary. Com
mitteemen for the various precincts are
as follows:
Charles Henry, First ward; J. e,
Stanton, Second ward; Dr. G. W. Har-
ris, Third ward; George Hernia
Fourth ward; j. H. Brace, Fifth WI;
s. T. Markey, Vienna; John Farley,
Iowa; c. F. Pohle, Greencastle; L. Nj.
Larson, Washington; Ed. Schilling.
State Center; E. F. Radcliffe, Timber
Creek; j. A. Bryant, Liberty; George
Wolfgang, Linn and William Shipton,
of Marion. There are a number Of va
cancies that are yet to be filled, but
the appointments will be made by the
chairman.
The Nominees.
After the fight over the organization
of the county convention had been de-
cided in the credentials committee
room by division of spoil between
the warning factions, and recess had
given the delegates time to cool off,
the convention proceeded to appoint
delegations to the congressional and
judicial conventions and to nominations
for county officers and representatives.
The committee appointed by the chair
to name delegates to the jucucial con-
vention offered the names of j. D. Fra
ley, Iowa; Peter Lukes. of Jeffefson;
William Shipton. of Marion; b. +.
Smith, Timber Creek; Volney Kent,
Second ward: Y. f. Bradford, Second
ward; j. e. Stanton, Second ward, and
/. Z. Forbes, Second ward.
The delegates to the congressional
convention are as follows: j. j..
Hobbs, second ward; j. G. Welch,
Third ward; Charles Henry, First
ward; j. T. Smith, Washington; Lewis
Seager, Greencastle; B. F. Smith, Thu
Der Creek, and j. NJ. Bates, of Iowa.
The following were nominated for
county offices:
Auditor-Max Patton, Iowa.
County Clerk-George Herman.
Sheriff-Thomas Markey, Vienna.
County Recorder. j. Lander.
Treasurer-Louis Armbruster.
Surveyor-Richard Mcclure.
County Attorney-W. j. Ivory.
County Superintendent of Schools
Frank Runner Vienna.
Representative-Dr. Theodore Engle,
State Center.
Coroner-Dr. M. U. Chesire.
County Supervisors-For three year
term beginning Jan. l, 1907, William
Shipton, Vienna, and Henry Buck,
Eden; for the three years term begin
ming Jan. 1, 1908, j. c. WEIGH.
On resolution offered by Mr.. Herman.
delegations are empowered to fill va
cancies and est the solid vote of Mar
shall county. In case of vacancies oc-
currying on the county central commit
tee, the chairman and secretary are
empowered to fill such vacancies, and in
the absence of one the othee may act
singly.
The vote on nominations was practi-
cally unanimous except upon county
attorney, where Mr.. Ivory was opposed
to Mr.. Bradford. Mr.. Bradford an
nounced desire to withdraw his name
and when the vote was taken Ivory
won by strong majority. The name
Of Mr.. ]. D. Fraley of Albion WAS
brought before the convention as a
candidate for sheriff but withdrawn by
Mr. Fraley.