Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19
TWO PRECINCTS FAIL TO
SELECT THEIR DELEGATES
Fifth Ward and Marion Township
Neglect to Elect Delegates at Recent
Primary-Business Before conven-
ton, Also What is to Be Done at tho
State Convention.

For the convention the list OF dele
gates will show vacancies in two pre-
cincts, and these vacancies Will eXls:
for two years, as the delegates ana
committeeman from ali voting pre-
cincts are chosen at the primaries, held
piennially. The Fifth ward and Marion
township are the two precincts that
neglected TO choose their delegates at
the primary on June 3.
The OBJECT of the county convention.
and what is TO come before the state
convention, 10 which delegates are
chosen at the approaching county con
vention, are outlined in the call TO-
gether with the names OF the delegates
and committeeman. The call follows:
County Convention Call.
To the Republican Voters OF Mar
shall County: BY direction OF the re-
publican state central committee OF
Iowa, delegate convention OF the re-
publicans of Iowa will be held IN the
city OF Des Moines on "Wednesday,
July 10, al II o'clock a. m. The duties
OF this convention will be TO formulate
and adopt state platform for the
guidance Of the party, 10 nominate
candidates for the party for any state
office 10 be filled By the voters OF the
state when no candidate for such Of
fee has been nominated al the preced-
ing primary election, as shown oE the
canvass OF the returns OF the SAID pri-
mary; to nominate two candidates 1or
the Office of judge Of the supreme
court, TO elect a state central commit
tee, and 20 transact such other ousl-
ness as may properly De brought be-
fore IT. Al 10 o'clock 4. n. of the day
of the convention the delegates from
the several congressional districts
shall meet in caucus TO transact such
business as may properly come before
them, and select the usual committees
! OF the state convention.
! In pursuance Of the call for the state
convention. the republicans OF Mar
shall county are hereby notified TO
meet in convention a. provided By sec
ton 10S7-A25 of the supplement TO the
code which provides: That the coun-
" convention shall be held on the
fourth Saturday following the June
primary" which fixes the date for Sat
urday, June 29, at IL am. The county
convention shall be composed Of del
egates elected at the primary held
June 8. and the business of the con-
vention shall De 10 elect eleven del
cgates TO the state convention, one
member of the congressional and one
member Of the judicial district COM
rnittees. and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
the convention. The primary law fur
Their provides that the county central
committee, which IS composed OF the
; precinct committeeman. who were
elected at the primary on June 3, shall
organize on the day Of the convention
Immediately following the adjourn
ment, by electing chairman, and fill
ing any vacancies in such committee
l append list OF the delegates and
committeeman who were elected fol-
two years at the primary of June 3, as
certified by the county auditor. II
} should be the duty Of every delegate
and committeeman 10 be present Sat
) urday. June %, al II a. m, a the east
court room, Marshalltown.
The Delegates.
. The delegates, as chosen by the diff
ferent precincts, together with the
i committeeman follow:
D Bangor--Delegates II. J. Whitehead
\ G. Dillon, Mahlon Russell: committee
man. H. F Hollingsworth.
0 Eden-Delegates, a. F. Pike. H.
Walters D Buck, A Crawford; com
0 mitteeman, j. w. Long,
Greencastle No 1-Delegates, G. F
Stansberry. C. S. Dunkle G. O. Dague
J. A. Stansberry; committeeman, j. L
> Wylie.
Greencastle No 2-Delegates, Angus
Gummert, V A Reese; committeeman
. V. A Reese.
2 Iowa-Delegates, H j. Reidel, Rob
ert Denbow, D. S. Collins; committee
a man, H. ]. Rolston.
Jefferson No. delegates, ]. R. Nc
Broom, John McIlrath, Cecil Rogers
. committeeman, ]. R. McBroom.
Jefferson No. 2-Delegates, R. T
Whalen, J. P. Edel; committeeman, y
- l.. Krier.
y LeGrand No. delegates, NJ y
Evans, c. O'Neal, n. O. Keen, D.
Ferguson; committeeman, Corwi
% oNeal.
% LeGrand No. delegates, W.
% Lippincott, c. S. Lentz; committeeman
lo A. W. Coppock.
ee Liberty-Delegates John S. Hixso,
Charles Ross, Charles P. Lindquis
20 committeeman, H. G. Van Orsdel.
70 Observation-Disclosures, E. H. Treas
to Elias Bueghly. c. c. Church,
ut c. Wheeler; committeeman, Ella
A. Bueghly.
Linn No delegate, D. Andrew!
committeeman, G. w. Lampman.
Linn No. 2-Delegates, n. Swanso
Va o. WEIGH, James Harmon, L. P. Han
son, H. Newell. George Webb, L. Gran
= er, James Hanks. ]. A. Traver; con
mitteeman, ]. A. Traver.
Logan No. delegates, W.
Mason, L. ]. Wallace, J. osten; con
mitteeman, W. H. Bollenbacher.
Logan No. delegates, George A
pei, H. A. Pothast; committeeman,
NJ. Warden.
Observation-Disclosures, Warren Mic
OILS, John johnson, w. r. Moninge
committeeman, Warren Nichols.
=! Msr!cn - Delegates none electe
committeeman, w. G. McAfee.