Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
GARDNER
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and with the eAceptiOu ol the CoLu-
mitteeman from Boston township, who
is regarded doubtful the Terrence for
ces Get the remainder or a sure four
and possible five committeeman.
The Carr faction claims twenty-five
of the thirty seven delegates to the
Shelby, lille convention.
Outs le the city, although the re-
suits show that Gardner and strong
backing in almost every township
] there vsas a pretty race for the offices
of committeeman and delegates. Clay
| township was carried by a small ma
iority, DR.. Kienzle, Terrence man
being elected over Meredith Nichol-
son. In Jefferson township the en-
tire Republican vote was polled. A
stiff fight here secured the election of
Gardner man. In Boston township
| neither force was well organized and
neither side can claim the victory
until it is learned how the commit
| teemen votes at the election of the
County Chairman this afternoon The
result In the townships show that
Gardner carried fifteen of seventeen.
Mr.. Terrence went to Germantown
to cast his vote. When talked to by
the Palladium over the phone at s 80
last night he said that he considered
his chances for election to be good
He said, however, that he had not
heard from all the meetings and at
that time he had learned nothing of
the result in Richmond. An effort to
reach him after the full returns were
in proved unsuccessful.
When asked for a statement in re-
gard to his victory, Mr.. Gardner said
that he had none to make other than
that he was satisfied.
Inside the city, the following were
elected from their wards to serve as
members of the Republican County
Central Committee:
First Ward-E. o. Mashmeyer.
Second William Plummer.
Third Ward-Byram C.. Robbins
Fourth Ward-John II. Taylor.
Fifth Ward-Abraham Shissler
Sixth Ward-E. G.. Hill.
Seventh Ward-George Matthews.
The delegates to the District Con
vention, which will be held next
Tuesday III Shelbyville, were elected !
as follows:
First Ward-Richard Smith and
al Morel.
Second Ward-Alex Gormon and |
Gus Pfafflin.
Fourth Ward w. Gem, J. A. |
Spekenhier and Charles Chrisman.
Fifth Ward-Charles Hilbert, Lou /
is Gay, Robert Thompson and AL
bert Ford !
Sixth Ward-John H. Nicholson
and Harry Kaufman. I
Seventh Ward-Andrew Stamer
and O. III. Little.
In Harrison Township the election
was not held until last evening. The
Gardner faction made good in this
township, electing Frank Worl COM
and Joe Burris delegate.
In most cases delegates to the con-
vention were left to choose their
own alternates. In some precincts,
precinct committeeman were named,
but more often it was left to the
County Central Committee, which
body will fill the vacancies by APP
pointment.
The following were the delegates
and committeeman chosen in the diff
ferent townships yesterday:
Wayne.
Committeeman G.. Meek.
Delegates-A. S. Reid and W. A.
Morrow.
Committeeman-Frank Reynolds.
Delegate-Will Brewer '
t2 a Washington.
Committeeman-Th Theodore Crist.
Delegate-F'rank Galloway
s.3 o. a1 Center ugE hE
Committeeman Walter Commons
Delegates Richard Smelser and
Charles Haines. jh'5A
f.snI5f New Garden @
Committeeman Will Clements.
Delegate e. Frank Lamb
,.-pa Franklin.
Committeehlan-- Nat Graves.
Delegate Irwin Anderson. srtss9
a>f Jackson. -
Committeeinen--Park Gipe. Peter
Zehrins' and George Murray. .0
Delegates-A Bowmaster, DR.. /
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