Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-15
PRIMARIES In WAPELLo.

PRIMARIES IN WAPELLo.
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are ]. H. R. spilman, q w. Creath. ].
J.. Acton. ]. R. Moore.
Cass township-The republicans Of
Cass township selected a Perkins del
egation to the county convention. The
delegates are:
D. i. Rambo, M. Clark, Albert Cot
ton, D. M. Sackett.
Center Eighth.
The republicans of Center township,
elgnth precinct, selected the follow
ing delegates: George Lottridge, Pal
mer Chisman, Charles Schwartz, J. r.
Knox. " :, -
hchland township-The republicans
OF the second precinct of Richland
township elected a Perkins delegation
TO the county convention. The dele
gates are John Armstrong, Benjamin
wilson, Samuel Kitterman and John
Rowland.
Ninth. precinct-A Perkins delega.
non OF nine members was chosen at
she caucus of the republicans of the
ntnth precinct Saturday night. The
delegates are: j. H. Henry Davis,
James Wycoff, Alfred Barber, Richard
Martin, j. A. Murphy, ]. Morris, G. M.
'Bissell. and James McCarroll. Allen
Decker, Williab Allen and Perry Smith
were chosen as alternates.
Pleasant township-The republicans
OF Pleasant township elected Perkins
delegation at their primary Saturday.
The delegates follow: L. F. Shepherds
Carlyle Smith, 3. M. Sterner, ]. B.
Shaw. Lewis Shaw and Alfred Yeager.
Keokuk township-A full Perkins
delegation was named by the republi-
cans of Keokuk township The dele
gates are Steve Wilkins, James Young,
]. w. Lewman, Wesley, Buchanan,
John Watts. L. r. Brown was chosen
as alternate.
Monroe County.
Abba, May 14.-The Monroe county
epublican convention Saturday adopt
resolutions heartily endorsing Pres
ant Roosevelt, Congressman John F.
cey, D. M. Anderson for judge, w.
Epps for committeeman and N. e.
ldall for denomination to the lower
Sc of the general assembly of Iowa.
resolution endorsing Hon. George
PERKINS for governor was as fol-
cognizing in Hon. George D. Per-
an exalted type Of American citi-
ship and whose record in public and
waite life is without spot or blemish,
and one who is now and always has
been loyal and devoted to the princi-
pies OF true republicanism, having in
the days Of his youth given himself to
the service of his country as a soldier,
and having in the past years rendered
public service of the highest order,
manlfesting always an answering de-
votion to duty and the highest interests
of the people as a faithful public SER
want of unquestioned character and in
tegrity of purpose, we pledge him our
united support for the office of COVER
nor Of our great state and to that end
we hereby instruct the seventeen dele
gates of Monroe county chosen by this
convention to cast their entire vote as
q unit for this patriot, statesman and
soldier, George D. Perkins, for COVER
r Of Iowa"
The Delegates.
The delegates to the state conven-
ION are:
Ben Boggs, Jake Wilson, w. F.
Jones, Jerry Wilcox, Alva Romp, Chas
B. Chapman, Gus Schleguist, j. c..
Mabry, G. C. Mccormick, A. l.. Ander-
son, H. W. Watson, G, e. Rounds, Matt
Adey, j. F. Fitzpatrick. j. c. Hindman,
P. Cad Sewers, w G. Wood.
Automatically Dyer, w. H. Burdan,
lave Yansey, e. B. Morrison, j. F.
Jean, George Harris, III. M. Duncan,
Vim. Shortridge, John Forester, John
". Terry.
The delegates to the congressional
1vention are:
Harry Clutch, Dave Martin, J. M. M.
5erts, Ed. A. Canning, J. M. Bell
a, Steve Sumner, E.. G. Sloan, II.
Armstrong, w. j. Jackson, ]. w.
It, Roy Maneor, George Wilkin,
g Maddy, L. B. Coady, Jesse Pal
Dan O'Neal, Joe Thomas.
ternates-John Foley, D. H. Scott,
" Manor, ALT Griffith, ]. w. Nye,
Hale, Milt Forrest, Claud Gates,
Robb, William Medderman.
delegates to the judicial con-
4 are:
y. Kendall, J. G. Mabry, A. C.
R. F. Mason, w. 3. Geltner, J.
sgglen, w. w. O'Bryan, c. N.
], Fred Everett, j. P. Early, John
auth, H. S. Berry, DR.. H. G. Esch-
III, j. W. Nye, DR.. G. N Hyatt, Thos.
kenlooper, E. A. Canning.
iternates-Daye Clever M f. Riz-