Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-02
COUNTY CONVENTION DEvA' orc
NO CONTESTS AND RESOLVES
INTO LOVE FEAST.
DELEGATIONS TO BOTH
CONVENTIONS CHOSEN
Convention Endorses Bradshaw For
Judge and Delegation is Instructed
to 6ecurs His Nomination IL Possible
-Fsvors Tariff Reform Downward
The Delegates.

All was harmony with the dem ocrats
OF Marshall county today when they
met in the council chamber for their
county convention. No contests wcrs
developed and veritabie love feast
was tho order OF both forenoon and
afternoon sessions
The convention endorsed tho can
dIdacy OF Judge c. B. Bradshaw. OF
Toledo. for the district Judgeship. and
instructed It's delegation to work for
his nomination. Tho convention re-
endorsed the cardinal principles OF the
democratic party, and declared Tor the
revision OF the tariff downward.
George Herman Chairman.
George Herman. councilman from
the Fourth ward. was chosen tempor-
airy chairman at the forenoon session.
and X. 4. Johnson was made secre-
tary. The temporary officers were later
made permanent. -.
The different committees were
named. A. G. Johnson. A. C. Daily and
A. 7. Lo.~ery on nominations: J. r.
Stanton. T. W. Coram. and A G. John
son on credentials; and Peter Loucks.
]. q. Fraley and William Clemens on
resolutions.
Tho Delegates.
The delegates 10 the state convention.
which will meet In Ottumwa July q.
were chosen as follows: A G. John
son. Anthony c. DAILY. Charles Beck j.
%. Fraley. ]. f. Stanton, ]. S. Darrah
Peter Loucks. T.. II. Schi!ling. William
Clemens. and J. J. Mcclure The alter
mates are George Herman, T. f.
Bradford. r. A. Elzy. William Parsons.
A T. Lowery. Martin Kunkel. Ben Put
man. II, II. johnson. Herman Wiltse.
and Dan Ertel.
To the judicial convention. to meet In
Tama Aug. 4. the delegation comprises
A. C, DAILY. T. r.. Bradford. r, II. John
son. Volney Kent, J. A. Bryant. w. c.
McCarten, o. II. Finders. John A. Seg.
M. y. Chesire, and T. c. Brady.
Herman District Commi tteeman.
George Herman was elected by tho
convention AS member OF tho con-
gressional committee from this coun-
| ty.
convention before adjournment for
noon.
Tho resolutions committee reported
1
adopted Aside from the resolution
endorsing Bradshaw for Judge and IA
voring a downward tarifr revision. tho
convention favored tho regulation OF
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors by high
license local option. and directed that
the delegation to the state convention
urge and vote for such a plank being
promulgated. The local self govern
ment and home rule planks were reaf-
| frmed and the delegation was In
structed TO work for Il resolution 70 Sc
cure pension OF 81 per day for all dis
abled soldiers and sailors.
Herman County Chairman.
! At the afternoon session George
Herman was elected chairman OF the
county central committee. upon tho
reorganization OF that body, Robert Il.
Johnson was chosen secretary and
treasurer Of the committee.
Fill Vacancies on Ticket.
| Vacancies In the county ticket wero
also filed by the convention this after
, noon. Homer Clemens was nominated
for county surveyor. Charles Henry
and John a. Peckham were nominated
for justices OF the peace IN Marshall
township. L. Bash and II. C. Nc
Bride were named for constables.
| Tho finances OF the committee were
reported to show n sruall balance by
| J. l.. Stanton. the retiring chairman.
Herman Thinks Ticket Has Chance.
George Herman addressed tho con-
vention In closing and urged the party
| to stand together In the fall election
Mr. Herman declared that he believed
The state attorney general of tho
party could be elected. as no thought
L.. ~Ns
counties and that many progressive
republicans would vote with the demo-
Gratis He also thought that in the
county Daily would be elected county
attorney. and that the party had never
had a better chance to elect at least
one office In the county.