The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-03-14
Mayor Finally Lands Nom
nation as District Dele
gate to Convention.
CLARK MEN TO Be VERY ACTIVE
Hard Campaign to be Made Throughout
State to Secure Delegates for Nomina-
ton of Speaker as Democratic Can
didate for President.

Mayor Scholey has finally found a
place ON the ticket as delegate to
the national Democratic convention as
announcement is made from the Clark
headquarters in Sheboygan that the
Kenosha executive has been selected to
whoop it up for Clark in the First Dis
trict. The mayor has been busy follow
ing Democratic presidential candidates
around the state for several months
He opened by attending the dinner CIV
en- in honor of Woodrow Wilson at
Madison, but the high brow" move
ment did not appeal strongly to the
mayor. Then he took in the dinner
given in honor Of Judson Harmon at
Milwaukee, but his name was not put
on the Lists Harmon delegates Clark
has not as yet been to Wisconsin for
a dinner, but former Congressman
Weisse Of Sheboygan took the liberty
of putting the mayor on as delegate
for Clark.
1t is now expected that the full
chinery of the Scholey administration
will be extended in Kenosha county to
secure delegates to the national con-
vention who will be for the nomination
Ia H., Cd OG al
gates selected by the Clark organiza
ton follows:
Delegates at Large-Hon. George
w. Peck, Milwaukee; Hon. James w.
Murphy, Platteville; W. f. Pierstorff,
Middleton; John NJ. Callahan, Mil
Waukee.
lteTnates-Theo. Knapstein, New
London; Henry Wernecke, Manitowoc;
Michael Higgins, Jr., Racine; VIM, J.
Kershaw, Milwaukee.
First Congressional District.
Delegates-Matt j. Scholey,l Keno
sha; Ed J Lins, Eagle.
F., Alternates ID. A. Byrnes, Oconomo-
woe; Geo. Croeft, GAINESVILLE.
Second Congressional District.
Delegates VIM. J. Bichler, Belgium;
Dir. Louis M. Bachuber, Mayville.
Alternates-Jos. OFT, West Bend;
Frank Gottsacker, Sheboygan.
Third Congressional District.
Delegates Haak, Madison;
Gilbert 4. Hodges, Monroe,
Alternates-L. M. Dixon, Muscoda;
j Z. Cotfland, Richland Center
Fourth Congressional District.
Delegates-Ed. Windfelder, Milwau-
kee; Judge Michael Blensh, Milwau-
kee,
Alternates- Mcintyre, Milwau-
kee; Joseph L. Crawford, Milwaukee.
Fifth Congressional District.
Delegates McGreal, Mil
waukee; John Vlach, Milwaukee,
Alternates-C Charles Abresch, Mill
waul1ee; John Weiher, Milwaukee.
Sixth Congressional District,
Delegates Christ Pickart, Malone;
Chas Schultz, Neenah.
lternates-Lewis Rupp, Hayton;
Daniel A. Mcdonald, Oshkosh.
Seventh Congressional District
Delegates-Paul w. Mahoney, La
Crosse; r. B. Salter, Colby.
Alternates-Geo. w. Bishop, Wone.
woe; John Soukop, Lacrosse.
Eighth Congressional District.
Delegates-E. G. Kretlaw, Wausau;
a. G. Pankow, Marshfeld.
Alternates-Edward Glennon, Stew
ems Point; Charles Crane, Weyauwega.
Ninth Congressional District
Delegates-P A. Badour, Oconto;
John G. Coppes, KaulSauna.
Alternates-Geo. w. HILL Amigo;
John Shepeck, Green Bay.
Tenth Congressional District
elegates-Thomas Jennings, Chip
pewa Falls; j. j. Auer, Eau Claire.
Alternates-M B. Mckinley, Ham
mond; John Reidy, Eau Claire.
Eleventh Congressional District.
Delegates-Julius Theilman, Merrill;
Edw. l.. Hanton, Superior.
Alternates- Frank Markus, ST., Med
ford; G. P. Crosby, Rhinelqnder.