The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-25


Icun.i.Eh.n n wses. wtni.. s-sts.
Han.sa D~nbuaEa. Frank Aus~r and
CharAs n stessna
wss<rsr Das>r1rl
IN Wehster D4strlet EoEEestion ne<t-
inr uas held ~ rhe Prthtsn c.stia n
nes,p pr--adins - ehstrn.a sns lshn
MuIafkey actinr - SECRETARY ne fol
fouinr soEEesuons we're mads.
Miller delegates % conE---iorai con-
ventton-uo~ard {. Lane. Gala Mitch
-l o~orre hccurdy. Frank stein.-Frlnk
Wendell Prank Carney. A q Frohms
and John DeNiin-
Handisn delegates 20 congressional
Schroeder. W. G. Knowles.w- J. Wagner.
r. J. BraddOck. william Weithe. Henry
M~enkeuelier and Henry HunEermsn.
Deishates 20 state con~ention-W1niam
Weiths. William kno~linEer. Prank
Schroeder. Henry J. Wees. August n.
ner. Martin Kinney. Frank F1nnegan and
~ D. Garden.
Ritchis District.
The suggestion meeting for Richie
district was held In knoke's hall. with
Henry Lewedag chairman and Thomas 4.
Padden secretary. The following sug-
gestions for delegates to the district con-
vention in this city were as follows: n.
Briese. Chris <iewig. Jr. Charles Hy-
dinger. William Cooey. Julius Norteman.
John Conner. A. S. Garden. Charles Bre-
mer. John r.. Kane. Henry Reuter-. Au-
gust II. Nolte. John choynski, william
Tracey, Henry Lewedag. walter. Land
krone. Otto Auber. John wenzel. W. A..
Poorman. Mike Hanshumaker. John II.
Farmer and Andrew L. Hoelche.
For the state convention at Parkers-
burg the following were named Herman
Bentz. W. ,. Briese. Charles Bremen. W.
ID. Becker. John Kane. John Conner. Am
brose Farmer. August Z. Nolte. Frank
Ntggemeyer. John Minkemeyer. A. r.
Garden. otto Auber. William McEiroy.
Henry Album. DIR. Gaydosh. Edward
Horstman. Joseph Humes, August Mack
lin. George Heiniein. Fred Leicht, VIII
liam H~asenauer. Henry Haberfield and
w. II. Stab.
Rieh1and District.
The Richland district suggestion meet
ing was held I'm the Lasch hall. South
Warwood. with about SO loyal Democrats
being present The meeting was called
10 order by committeeman W. r. Helfen-
bine. John Hefner made a brief but en-
thusiastic speech on Harmony In the
Democratic Party" saying M IL there
rs no discord In the party this year that
the Democratic party Will sweep the
country" His remarks were loudly ap-
plauded. DIT. w. j. Bates was appointed
chairman. with sheridan Moore as sec
rotary. The following delegates were
~ aNAFhA nv wv conventions
state conventiOn-w II. Garden. John
Hefner. W. r. H~elfenbine. $. u. Hughes
and Geo. $. Eberts.
First congressional convention-Dr. ].
J. O'Kane. W. J. Bates. sheridan Moore.
Chester Whitman and John Murphy.
For Handlan as a delegates to the ma
toinal convention-Edward Brooks. John
NJ Murphy. :. =. Christian and A. J
Schafer.
Liberty District.
The Liberty district suggestion meet
ing was held In Center school house last
evening and was well attended. II was
called 10 order by NJ. r. Montgomery and
W. ID. Montgomery was selected as
chairman and $. Curtis secretary. The
delegates were named 80 follows: To the
state convention In ParkersburE Charles
Anderson and W. u. Montgomery: TO
the district convention in Wheeling: b.
r. Shields and NJ. e. Hartley.
Trfadelphia District.
In Philadelphia district the meeting
was held In the Elm Grove school house
and II was called TO order by Commit
teeman John Il. Wilson. aad George w.
Woods was chosen chairman and James
NJ. Crscraft secretary. After the organ
ization the call was read ana the dele.
gates 10 the district convention to be
held In this city, were selected as FOL.
lows:
l. ". Blayney. Adam J. Yahn. VI. A.
WARDEN FRIEND Cox. 4. ~. McCuskey.
Frank Higgs, John NJ. Emmerth. Joseph
y. burrows. n. ~. Cecil. Arch A. Wilson.
w. :. Oldham. Arch w Paul, James n.
Meek. J. Wilson whyte. James NJ. era.
craft, George w. busch. William Hutch.
lsson. Henry NJ. Russell. Ir.. DIR. John T.
I~horneton. Thomas H.. Smith. Charles A
C~arenbauer. Harold l.. BIayney and
Charles A. Wood.
Delegates to the state convention 20
DC held az Parkersburg June 6. were sux-
gested as follows: Nelson g. Hubbard q
II. Ebers. DR.. T. X. Shields. James w.
Ewing. John y. Wilson. George w. O,I.
nam. James T. Handlan, Clarence T. Sea
bright. d NJ. Thornburg. Arch w. Palul
oiVer Pryor. l. Il. KletzIey. r.. A Nc
Cane. W. 9. Craft. Henry NJ. Russell. .Jr
CHARLES J. Waterhoues. Friend COY
Ellsworth J. FerreI and George RI
Moore.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Hubbard
was carried. and provided that delegates
10 the state convention vote for the ar
sent delegates by proxy. Addresses wers
made by Messrs. George Woods. NJ
MADDEN. T. p Halter. Archie PAUL
wilson Whyte. Nelson 9. Hubbard James
W. Ewing and John D.. Wilson.