The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-09-27
nti-Single Tax Convention

hhp-ciukie Ink ABbOc1attOn Wal
held at the court house Monday
morning. Every township wa,
represented and 1t was a very en-.
thusiastic meeting.
| DR.. N. T. Chastain was elected
chairman and H. w. Mertens secre-
tary and the Marshall editors as
sistant secretaries.
The various townships were
asked to name member each
on the committees on Credentials.
ogder OF Business and Resolutions
O roll-call the following were
named in their respective order:
Arrow Rock-A. J. Davis, c. T..
Baker, Sam b. Thompson.
Blackwater-R. A. Tussey, s. Fl.
Pile.
cambridge-G. z. Whining, Robt
II. Land, Com p. Storts.
\ Clay-Orson King, e. L. Fields, ]
r. Hayner.
Elmwood-J. J. McKeever, Will
Lemons, NJ. +. Carmean.
Grand Pass-H. q. White, ID. r.
Moreland, Aug. Reker.
Liberty-G. T. Reid, s. M. Leon
ard, A. l.. Aulgur.
Marshall VIM Klinger, r. f..
Rigney, ID. ID. Duggins.
Miami-J. M. Parks, w. B. Null
line, q. N. Jackson.
Salt Forks. B. Cochran. Geo.
Leaton, w. L. Abney.
Salt Pond-Wm. Binkley VIM
Dierker, John L. Goggin.
Following the appointment of
the committees Judge A. II. Wall
or OF Moberly made good talk,
after which adjournment was TAX
en-.
AT the afternoon session while
waiting for the committees to re-
port, F. z. Rigney, Jr, made a
strong address against the amend
ment. Mr.. Rigney was rather too
severe on the Socialists. While
tho amendment Is OF a socialistic
nature and approved by most OF
the city members, the country So :
rialists do not favor Il.
The report of the credentials
committee was then read and ap-
proved. The following is the com
plete list OF delegates as reported
by the committee:
Arrow Rock township-L. Petry.
chas. Baker, John Baker, A. J.
Davis, Frank r. Brockway, 8. b.
Thompson, Arch Gregory. L. Z. !
Odsn.
Cambridge township-Com. P.I
Storts, r. II. Kerr, T. r. Hupp, @. |
Il. Wolfskill, q. z. Whining, Dan Z
Mccormick, q. A. Jeter, T. r. Nor
veil, Ed Cheatham proxy M. L. Gil
lam, r. II. Land, L. M. Thompson,
ormund Hupp, Joseph Lineberry,
J. c. orear proxy Ralph Duggins.
Clay Township-Frank Leinkuhl-
n, A. b. Soper. Travis Spencer,
.ucian Field, orson King, o. p.
3utts.
Grand Pass township-D. T. More
and, Aug. Reker, II. q. White, 8.
Y. CailawAy, J. d. Price, M. w.
C. r. Yancy, Fred Pitt
nan, Geo. Nye, J. w. Cochran.
Liberty township-J. II. Lakin, A
:. -Aulgur, q. T. Reed, T. c. Dennis
!. J. Johnson, C. r. Elliott, g. N.
leonard J. N. Henley.
Marshall township-M. T. Chas-
ain, A. J. Haynes, Geo. Ohlendorf
:. v. Caldwell, VIM. Klinger. I. n.
dawes, Stephen Keehart, F. z.
'igney, Jr., Geo. Weber, T. c.
ones, r. c. winslow, w. 8. Newell
. A. Walker, q. A.. Radford, j. N.
'errill, Jacob vsnDyke, A. n.
Iuthrey, d. d. Duggins.
Miami Township-R. N. Huyett. /.
w. Blackburn, A 3. Tay lor proxy
', B. Mullens, r. c. Hanna, w. A.
. Hyland, @. N. Jackson, J. C.
Iaynie z. w. Hawkins, Geo. Hol-
'es, J. NJ. Parks, Fl. w. Mertins,
obt. Long. /.
Rlmwood township-A. F. Car !.
iean, r. b. Wright, A. II. Orr, J. !.
|. Deal, J. ]. Robertson, Joe
Iikels, ]. j. McKeever, w. Fl. VIII
IN Lewis Herring, Joe Flair.
Salt Fork township-w. L. Alb :
~, D. d. Cochran. Geo. Leaton. t. .
. Smith. :
Salt Pond township--J. L. Cog
In, Geo. King, VIM Dierker, VIM.
NTH, Louis Weber, Louis Meyer, !
ouis Eckhof Herman Steinkuhler 1,
ugust Pinkepank, VIM. Binkley. :
Blackvater township-.w. PIE, r. I
Tussey, John walker. B. Taylor I
homas Stone. r. L. Handley. Ia
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