The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-04

heIo, j. A. Schaener, G. l.. Mercer, 4
b. Grubb, Frank Harper. p. A. Berry
Frank Moore. VIM. Lewis. Franl
Mead. B. B. Ferenbaugh, Chas. Hay
den. Thos. Taugher, John Cunning
ham, ID. B. Rawlins. Hugh Neal, Ere,
Lawler. Lloyd Bell, LeGrand Britton
Chas. Hayes, John Woolison, B. r
Parker. French Severns, David McFar
land. VIM. M. Banning. Walter Riley
Frank Tydings, o. Poppleton, VIM. II
Smith, Jos. Blubaugh, J. M. Huddle
ton, John McDonough, Milton Simp
kins, John Perkins, Thos. Kelley, ]. o
McArtor, Geo. M. Shafer, C. NJ. Rice
Alternates-C. p. Patterson, w. A
Wander. Cal. Beckley, F. B. Levering
Irwin Young, Perry Cover. Chas. Ber
mont, w. A. Ackerman, Lake Banning
John Cochran, d. Y. Lafever, James
M. Ulery. Elmer Loney. DR.. +. l.. Sin
grey, w Fl. Woodward, John Wood.
ruff, Don Wood, VIM. II. Bartlett. Har.
rison Ferris. Clarence Reese, John NJ
Meats. 7. M. Dill, II. +. McArtor, H.
w. Updike, N. Petry, f. c. Rush
Chas. Rischert, A. F.. Smalley, Henry
Carr. Samuel Riley. l.. T. Mccullough,
w. l.. Bottonfield. John 8. White. Jas.
F. Glubaugh, VIM. A. Silcott, B. F.
Tulloss. Dr. c. A. Beck, A P. Taylor,
p. J. Parker, w. II. West.
Senatorial
Convention at Mt. Vernon June ~
For the Endorsement of Knox coun-
ty for the nomination for state sena-
tor. C. M. Rice presented the name of
John Cunningham. No other name
was presented, and Mr.. Cunningham
was given the unanimous indorse-
ment. He was called for and ex.
pressed his gratitude for the honor.
A committee composed Of c. D. Hay.
den.. WI, Rottsnaeld, g. M, Rice, J.
). Fultz and John Lee, was appointed
by the chair to confer with Mr.. Gun.
ningham In selecting the delegates
and alternates. The committees re-
port was as follows:
Delegates-Harry Welker, Lyman
Workman, Walter Barker, Richard
Breagy. Thomas Anderson, Frank
Levering. Frank Harper, Columbus
Ewalt, Manford Russell, Max Myers,
A. p. Taylor. c. P. Patterson. l.. B.
Houck, Joseph Winterringer, Samuel
Gotshall. P. A. Berry, c. r. Jackson,
James Bell, Perus Dudgeon, r. H.
Long, Clarence Ready, John 8. White,
Lee Mckee, John Rice, George M.
Craig Knox, William Botten-
field, Moses Bone, David Clutter, Don
Wood, Norman Braddock, A. H. Gun.
J. H. Bone. G. M. Rice. J. c.
w. A. Barnes, JACOB
Parsons, Perry Cover, DIR. L. v. Acker.
man.
Alternates-W. H. Woodward, Allen |
Scholes, John Carpenter. NJ. M. Kel.
Icy, Foster Tulloss, s. s. Shifiiette.
Robert Glasgow, w. A. Wander. vii.
lam Ward, Guy l.. Lewis, Frank Tyd.
ngs, F. W. Severns, Samuel Riley,
DR.. F. l.. Singrey, l.. w. Armentrout,
las. E. Reilley. o. Poppleton, Irwin
Young, Alex Scott, M. J. White, HUI.
bert Updike. E. A. Wolfe, 8. G. Horn,
irant C. Nyhart, Edward Jackson, vii.
lam Booze, ID. C. Chadwick, s. r..
Butcher. Ed M. Hayes, Elmer Davis, B.
!. Rhinehart. Robt. Grossman, T. p.
3arb,r, J. F. Blubaugh, d. 8. Work.
nan. H. T. Sapp, Oregon Fike, viii.
am Carson, Henry Thompson. Levi
iorn.
This concluded the work of the CEN
ention and an adjournment was TAX
n.
Committee Organizes
Following the adjournment of the
the members of the new
ounty central committee met and Or
anized by electing Lewis B. Houck
hartman and Samuel r. Gotshall sec.
etary. "A committee was appointed to
0nfer with the candidates or the
ounty ticket In regard to the selec-
on of county executive committee.
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