The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-20

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when tle III an ID pres and
the indications were that Il would.
take two Or tarse hours to count me
vote on the county delsg atet, unies \
peFchance, the printed SIP should bel
raliroaded through IN order to save
time and further disorder
Declaring that he Was embar-
rassea because he was candidate
for a county ONCE and that he was al
bit bashfdt anyway, John ]. Dolan.
district. executive committeeman
merely called the convention to order
and asked DR.. ). II. Johnston to MI;
the duties OF commits eenan. Dr.
Johnston read the cali for the CON
ventlon and asked r. s. Dohgias tai
preside as temporary Chairman and
Douglas Williams to serve as tenn.
porary secretary. This organization
was made permanent
Upon motion Of Carl Mem the order
Of business was made al folIows:
T. The nomination of twenty dele
gates to the county convention July
2 in clarksbnrg. 2. The nomina-
ton Of six delegates to the senator.
i'll convention July 9 at Ctarksburg
-. The nomination Of six delegates
to the congressional convention Juiy
8 IN ciarksburg. A. TO nominate
six delegates to the state nominating
convention July 16 at Huntington.
Is. To nominate two candidates for
Justice Of the peace ana two candi.
dates for constable. 8. 10 name
candidates for vacant membershius
on the board Of education. 1. 10
nominate two members Of the county
executive committee.
AS the nominations for, county
convention delegates were made IN
practically the same order IN which
the slate names were listed on the
printed slips, 1t was apparent that
the convention had previously been
packed, and as the nominations were
made SO fast and so fariousiy, IL
also appeared that the chairman had
let the convention get away from
him.
The printed slip bore the FOLLOW
ing names and they win; In all likell-I
hood be found when the votes are
finally counted to be the successful
delegates: /
II. $. Douglas. Claude Atzrotie. HI
u. orunmitt, wfllianf AIu1hsran, P,
conheil. lee sta8geIls Aihert Carter. !
James Eeen4n5 q. s EsYmap. David
Harr. George M Hdffhesme eJohnit
n Clifford Williams LeashFnau, Carl |
Neff, Frank Bland, Thomas McGary I
James Kelly, J. W. Tracey, James
John RleEeEnaan I'll
When the second, order OF business +
was taken up, motion was rsmmed
through when The = Necessary sIx +
names had been presented to close the
This'fesdited in the SCI.
lection Of the following delegates to
the senatorial convention: David
Harr. L. II, Holden, Boyd f. Hornor, i
John e. clifford. Joseph E, stealegl
and Thomas Conley. 10
In the Coal district eonventionl A
Willard F. Bartlett with a packed"
house presumably Watson men. won
first blood over ]. Hornor Davis,
when he successfully pit through al
motion to have the chair appoint, d
committee of three to bring IN nom
nations for the various delegates.
The tilt was heated one and much
bad blood was shown.
Harry Wilson was temporary chair
man and c, A. w. sheehy temporary
The temporary organlza-
ton was made permanent.
The chair named Afillard F. Bart
lett, Patrick u Owens and Boyd NJ;
Allen as the committee to select the
delegates.
John A. Tierney. j. C. Shaw and
Francis were placed in noml-
for justices Of the peace, with /
two to be nominated. h
The vote resulted as follows:
Francis Ego, Shaw gO7 and Tier
ney 107. Francis and Shaw were
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