The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-04

delegates and alternates in each IN
stance.
Joseph F. Blubaugh presented list
accompanied by the statement tina
they were progressives and opposed /,
the unit rule. The names he presente,
were as follows:
Delegates-Columbus Ewalt. Chas
M. Grubb, 7. J. Remington, Thoma,
Anderson. VIM. G. Scribner. Phil,
Dawson, F. W. Severns, J. d. Smoots
Alternates-F. l.. Singrey, p. J
Parker. L. M. Bottenfield, J. C. Win
terringer. Elmer Davis, Fred B. Lever
Ing, F. w. Loney, John McDonough.
Frank Harper presented q list. ant
In doing SO stated that whereas the
list was not labeled progressive" ev
cry man on 1t was thorough.goine
Democrat and pronounced progress
i've and unalterably opposed to the un
Democratic unit rule. He stated that
every man in the room was a progress
and that 1t would be impossible to
make up a list of delegates from
Knox county to the state or any other
convention composed of other than
progressives. The names he presented
were as follows:
Delegates-F. 0. Levering. A. l..
Murray. p. A. Berry, Chas. NJ. Grubb,
s. r. Gotshall, Eli A. Wolfe, l.. B.
Houck, J. D. Shoots.
Alternates-Schooler Horn, Colum-
bus Ewalt. 7. J. Remington, F.. L..
Singrey, Chas. Hall, John Woodruff,
r. L. Carr, Geo. Shaffer.
Chairman Houck requested that his
nsme be not considered as delegate,
stating that he had Q business engage.
ment that would preclude his going to
the state convention.
DR.. E. v. Alderman of Frederick.
town and Oregon Fike of Millwood
were appointed tellers, and a vote was
ordered. 1t resulted in the election of
the names presented by Mr.. Blubaugh.
The vote was as follows:
Delegates-Chas M. Grubb 1874, ].
d. Smoots 1872, F. w. Severns SO, Co.
lumbus Ewalt 70. T. ]. Remington n,
W. G. Scribner n. Thomas Anderson
IS, Philip Dawson "A. F. o. Levering
66, P. A. Berry 66, Eli A. Wolfe So, s.
r. Gotshall so, A. l.. Murray "a, l.. B.
Houck 48.
Alternates-F. L. Singrey 1872, p. ].
Parker SO, F. w. Loney IS, L. M. Bot.
tenfield rs. Elmer Davis 76, Fred Lev.
ering IS. j. c. Winterringer "A. John
McDonough ~, r. L. Carr SO, Geo.
Shaffer SO, Schooler Horn 50. John
Woodruff so, Chas. Hall SO, T. ]. Rem.
ington Sc, Columbus Ewalt SO.
On motion the election Of the sue.
cessful ones was made unanimous.
Circuit judicial
Convention at Canton June 27)
On motion of j. A. Schaeffer com.
mittee composed of Mr. Schaeffer, +.
o. Levering and C. E. Critchfield was
appointed by the chair to recommend
delegates and alternates to the circuit |
judicial convention. The committee
later on reported the following names
and their report was adopted:
Delegates-F. o. Levering, C. E.
8. R. Gotshall, p. A. Berry,
J. A. Schaeffer, r. L. Carr. l.. B.
Houck, c. NJ. Rice.
Alternates-C d. Hayden, Frank
Moore, Hugh Neal, d. B. Grubb, w.
W. Walkey, David B. Rawlins, ]. w.
Perkins. r. J. Grossman.
Common Pleas judicial
Convention at Newark July 81
For the Endorsement of Knox coun.
" for the nomination for common
pleas Judge, two names were present
I'd.
w. H. Woodward presented B. B.
Terenbaugh.
F. o Levering presented Robert l..
Carr.
The preference vote which was
hen taken resulted I'm 70 for Carr and
a for Ferenbaugh. One vote was cast
or p. A. Berry.
On motion of Mr.. Ferenbaugh the
Endorsement of Mr.. Carr was made
unanimous, and Mr.. Carr being called
or returned his thanks for the In.
lorsement and stated that he would
10 all in his power to secure the nom-
nation.
On motion of c. Il. Critchfield, Mr..
,arr was empowered to name the dele
'ates and alternates to the conven.
ion. Later on the following list was
eported and confirmed by the con-
ention:
Delegates--F. o. Levering, Column
us Ewalt, 8. r. !Gotshall, c. Il. Critch. I
y. =. !. !! 9. 4 \, y,