The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-30
i3aIFtF!fs SsNFIE!}s WORK
Four Sets of Delegates are
Selected.
CONTESTS QUITE SPIRITED
Delegates Wrestle Until
Six O'clock.
Until
All Delegations are Filled Requiring
the Selection of $50 Delegates
Two Delegations Instructed and the
Others Go Uninstructed.

ror went to press, the committee or
resolutions had just made it's repor
and the report had been adopted
without a dissenting voice and with
a whoop and hurran.
With the adoption of the resolu-
tions. the work of selecting delegates
was resumed. The committee named
to confer with Judge w. T., Scofeld
relative to the personnel of the dele
| cation to the common pleas court
convention was called upon for its re-
port. The following delegates had
been selected and the report was
adopted by the convention: c. IL
| Norris, ID. II. Crissinger, +. Il. Guth-
cry, J. w. Jacoby, w. p. Moloney, G.
| IL. Conley, John ID. DeGolley, M. b
| Chase, J. w. Himmeger, G.. l.. JUS
| tice, John G.. McNally, =. j. Mona
| han, Homer Il. Johnson, Edward
Mag, George H.2 Van Fleet, II. A.
| Gruber Emerson Schoenlaub, Burle
| Hume. George B. Scofeld, w. s. Spen-
GER W. II. Smith j. f. Prendergast,
f. r. Saiter. Patrick Kelly, J. q. Fair
| banks, George b. Christian, Jr., l.. G.
Donnenworth, w. J. Weir, j. G. Dick
erson, A. G. Edmondson, G. II. Fos-
| ter. Martin J. Burke, A. S. Somerlot,
Il. l.. Schultz, Samuel Schwaderer, j.
W. Lust, j. ID. Bower, Patrick Dwy-
er, Edmond Molloy, Sr.. George w.
Cook. Michael j. Burke, Samuel
Craner, Mitchell Strelitz, John G.
Ruth, John Harris, NJ. J. Sullivan and
John A. Uncapher.
The committee which was named
| to confer with DR.. II. II. Finnefrock
relative to the delegation to the state
senatorial convention, through its
chairman, G. G. Ritzler, made the
following report which was adopted
| by the conventions: Charles Carter,
D. NJ Hinaman, l.. II. Flocken. ID. M.
| Bell, j. A. Raub, Frank Spcer. Burle
Hume, G. G. Ritzler, w. S. Ruth. Will
| liam Setter, o. S. Anthony John Mer-
chant, f. c. Poppleton, w. f. ALI
| mendinger, David Hughes, Frank
| Mover, Charles Retterer, Miles Long
shore, w. p. Moloney, p. II. Neidig,
Martin ]. Burke w. 4. Smith, George
| B. Scofield l. S. CUTLERY, w. ID.
| Whips. j. w. Jacoby, John Himme-
ger, NJ A. Mickey, w G. Wilson
! Charles l.. LaMarche, S. j. Hipsher'
G. J. schultz, j. X. Leeper, A. c. Hol-
| land, George Weidemaier, George b
Christian, Jr., c. l.. Schultz, George
w. Cook, ID. II. Crissinger, Charles 10
Gompf, Homer Johnson, S. ii. De-
Long, Curtis Morrow, G, ID. walters
DR.. r. S. Dombaugh, w. S. Spencer
and Michael j. Burke.
The roll call of the precincts was
called for nominations for delegates
TO the state convention and the fol-
lowing list was placed In nomination
H. s. CUTLERY, T. A. Gruber, o. i
Lynn, A. l.. ID. Brady, A. $. Somerlot, j
4 G.. Ruth. w. T.. Hurr, a. W. Bryant
d. r. Crissinger, n. Il. Arnold, w
r. smith, II Ash, Henry Myers. l.
II. Flockey, Martin j. Burke, M. j
Sullivan, =. II. Foreman, John Alt
r. L. Clements, f.. G. Poppleton, A
A, Goerlich, w. j. Weir, A. f. Gar
yer. Robert Niggles. Thomas j. Lucas
Burle Hume. w. F. CUTLERY, G. l.
Justice and Charles Carter.
The vote of the precincts was cas-
and the following were elected dele
gates: ID. r.. Crissinger. A. W. Bry'
ant, John Alt, w. Y. Smith, 7. h
Gruber, +. C. Poppleton, n p. Arnold
i A. s. Somerlot and Martin j. Burke
A. A, Goerlich, w. + Hurr, Rober
Niggles, o. p. Lynn, |. S. CUTLERY, NJ
1J. sullivan, A. f. Carver, H. IL
Flocken and A. l.. ID. Brady were
selected as alternates.
The roll of the precincts was agaN
called for the selection or delegates
to the circuit judicial convention u
having been decided that each pre-
cinct should select one delegate anc
the remaining six at large should Dc
selected by the convention IN th'
same manner as delegates 10 the stal'
convention were selected The roi
call resulted in the selection of the
following delegates and alternates:
Delegates-J. w. Smith, George
Raub. l.. C. Donnenworth, Thomas
Roberts. Jacob Retterer, A. L.. ID
BRADY. r. e. Willoughby, j. Il
Travis, M. ]. Mehaffey, Frank Parks
Michael ]. Burke, p, II. Neidig, M
r. Thompson. George Neeley. Geors'
Orians, w. r. Moloney, Dennis Mon
low. Patrick Dwyer. Il. o. Stoll, j, j
Moore. George b. Scoheld Hamilton
Ash Homer e. Johnson, l.. II. Flock
en-. M. A. Mickey, C. b. Merchant, w
n KnifRn. Clark Longshore, John
Wies Il. E. Mason, Jacob Lichten
| berger, j, IL. num- ~ 80
Phillip Firstenberger, w. j, Wler
Charles Schultz, w. r. Weidemaier
n. J.SLucas, Scott Howisson and 10
Eseph Allmendinger. go.
Al Automatically. M. Bell, Ts'J. Plll
man. Henry Lindsay, Richard sauibh
j. o. Mason. Elmer Bibbler, M. l.
Tilton, Charles Peterson. w. r. Huri
II. j. Burke, d. NJ. Hinnaman, Loui
IJhl. ]. II. Dwyer, G. s. Lippincott [
I II. Kelly, j. j. Rudolph, j. 10, Sexton
Louis Iron, w. c. Stafford, IL.
DeI.auder, NJ. b. Chase, Miles Long
shore, A. C. Holland, II. II. Peters
William Wilson, r.. l.. Schultz, Wayn
Hogan, A. ID. Schultz, John Thibau'
Louis Allmendinger, George Hocf
Phillip Ruhrman, A. c. Ludwle
Richard Winnek, J: p. Augenstin'
elem. Emery and John uncapher
Because of the lateness OF the hou
III II was found impractical to selee
the delegptes-at- az the dele
II gates to the state convention ma
II been selected and upon motion tn
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