The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-25

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Sam Wiley Thomas Watt and the
precinct committeeman, Albert
l-awrence. Champ Clark was the
first choice for president and Will
son second.
Windsor, April 22.- Windsor,
precinct No. 4, thinks Champ Clark
about right for president but would
be satisfied with Wilson. The dele
gates chosen to the county conven-
ton are George Il. Osterhouse, r.
+. Porter, e. l.. Evans, j. NJ. Cazer,
Scott, Getchell, c. II. Dowding. j.
d. Martin is precinct committee
man.
LAGRANGE, April 22.-Bryan was
third choice of the voters in pre-
cinct No. "a for president with
Clark first and Wilson second. The
delegates to the convention are s.
X. BOYD, George Adams, Charles
Ford and Asa Decker.
Platteville, April 22.-Precinct
No. 20 will send four delegates to
the county convention. They are
John Jepson, A. G.. Morgan, A. Nc
Cune and George Hodgson. T. A.
Lewis, the pioneer, is committee
man. From this precinct Clark re-
ceived Is votes and Wilson IA for
president.
Evans, April 22.-There was a
fair vote out at the East Evans
caucuses of which precinct c. c.
Huffsmith is precinct committee
man. Those chosen to represent the
precinct at the convention Wednes
day were w. o. Michaels, Fred
Blumenthal and C. C. Huffsmith.
Champ Clark was first and Wood
row Wilson second in the choice of
this precinct in the presidential pre-
ference primary held.
With Henry Foss, precinct man,
presiding, Fred Alec, A. r. Vein
hold, Tobias MattoX. John Kyle and
Henry Foss were chosen from the
Evans precinct, No. 5, to represent
it at the democratic county conven-
tion Wednesday. Champ Clark was
the choice for president.
Lucerne, April 22.-T. E. Rowe
is precinct committeeman of pre-
cinct No. "a. Lucerne, and will
brtnt down as delegates c. F. Fran
cisco, Millard Riggs. W. E. Benton
C. w. Rayburn, William Stanley
I The Lucerne democrats want Champ
Clark for president, but after him
Woodrow Wilson.
Severance, April 22.-It's hard
to lind a republican in this section
] these days and the democratic eau
cuses were largely attended Satur-
day, Champ Clark showing up as
/ the choice for president with vii
son second. The delegates elected
to the county convention are d. p
Severance, ]. S. Hall, ]. Kellogg, E
| C. Page, Frank Hurich, T. F. Miles
P. G. Learnard and G. T. Kinney.
Fort Lupton, April 22.-Precinct
/ No. /, Fort Lupton, will send as
delegates William Moan. l.. T.
Davis, w. j. Burns, James Bowles
German. :.
/ Precinct No. 81, Fort Lupton, will
be represented by T. L. Monson
charles B. Kelsey. John Corcoran
T. z. Hubble, r. l.. Ozmont, W: B.
Mayfeld and G. ]. Smith. The
voters favored Champ Clark for
president and Woodrow Wilson az
second choice.
Platteville, April %. From
Platteville. precinct No. s, G. W.
Hannett. 8. F. Hunt, Frank A
Wheeler, e. T. Lycan, j. w. Birkle
and H. F. Bedford will come to the
Weld county democratic convention
This delegation with others of the
precinct voted for Champ Clark as
first choice and Wilson second in
the presidential preference primary.
Gilcrest, April &C. c. Ward
en-, G. I. Henline, e. l.. Alexander
c. w. Anderson and Thomas Wig
gett will represent the democrats
rom this section, precinct NO. -
at the convention "Wednesday Gil
crest and Peckham wants Champ
Clark for president of the uniteo
states.
Grover. April % The democrats held
their primaries Saturday afternoon ana
delegates were elected to the county con-
yention. John Walker will probably
take the proxies of the other delegates to
the county convention.
Pierce. April % Delegates TO the
democratic convention from Pierce elect
ed Saturday are L. H. Caywood, n. CO
lindsey, Walter Spencer, Chas. Pi1Ier'
Robert Petit, l.. H. Milligan, f. Z.
Kent and John Stovall. Delegates were
instructed for Champ Clark.
Johnstown, April 22.-Johnstown DEL
egatss we're instructed for Woodrow
Wilson, - the result of the primary
held Saturday night. Wilson received
"a votes against IS for Clark.
Hazeltoa, April 22.-Hazelton tre-
y A. S,f hnIn0