Evening journal., 1913-05-06
DUPONT TO
HEAD TICKET
OF BULL MOOSE
Party Convention Names Full
Set Of Candidates for City
Election
SLATE EVIDENTLY
PREPARED In ADVANCE

The bull moose" Progressives held
their convention in Workman Hall.
No. 900 Washington street, last even-
ing, when full ticket was named
for the city election. There were no
contests, and tho Embossed" convcn-
ton put through the slate that evi-
IDENTIFY had been prepared in advance.
judging from the manner in which
nominations were made, seconded and
closed. Tho majority of candidates
were named by Horace c. Eastburn,
George W. Taylor aud l.. + Nelson.
Mr.. Eastburn named four. and second
ed one. while Mr.. Taylor named one
and seconded five In addition they
made numerous motions that numina-
tions close on tho several candidates
~ they we're named. They are ac-
tive In the bull moose" machine that
is crying against political hossism"
Or. George Edward Reed. pastor Of
Grace M. y. Church. presided over
tho convention, and Henry Thompson
was secretary. The ticket named
was:
Mayor, Francis / dupont
President of City Council-Dr
Charles w Hughes.
City Treasurer Joseph r. Grew,
1927 Market street
Assessor and Collector of Taxes.
Northern distrlct-George W. picrson.
922 Madison street Southern district
Jesse Longacre.
Councilmen. First ward-R Walter
Plumly. Sixth and Washington streets.
Second ward--John r. Guyer, 1920
Pearl street
Third ward vfiitia,, vo,.o,. oo1
West Fifth street.
Fourth ward Jacob Mnker 413
East Sixth street
Fifth ward-A T. Calhoun. 1918
West Sixth street
Sixth ward-A. d. Marvel, 1885 Pop
lar street.
Seventh ward-William n Hooven,
65 Ivy Row.
: Eighth ward-John x. Powell a35
, Lombard street
Ninth ward--IFaac s. Tallcy. I West
T. Twcnty-sevonth street
4 Tenth ward--A. p, Short $40 North
n Franklin street
i, Eleventh ward Robert $ Valleau
y inn3 South Franklin street
10 Twelfth ward-lra Thompson. ~
Grant avenue
II Tho delegates present we're as fol
ID lows;
n Second ward. John T. Guyer. Jamel
lie ~ Green and John w. Welsh: Thir,
ward. r. G. Derrickson; Fifth ward
l. Levin r.. Nelson. A. r. Calhoun. c. u
o. Russell. J ~ Winner. Henry Thomp
Ir son. Dr. Charles w. Hughes ant
4 James r. Lattomus: Sixth ward. A
/ ID. Marvel: Seventh ward. Irwnl
10 Warner f. l. DUPONT, W. w. Moore
he Albert w Fairbanks, Joseph r
T. Crew. William A. Andrews. Walter c
l. Clarke, William ~ Hooven, John r
lMoo-e. r. r. Manchester. Georg
Piorson, George Giliin and r. L. Jus
D. tison; Eighth ward, John X. Powell
l. and J. E. Bethard. Ninth ware
10 George NJ. Taylor, Horace O. East
le burn and William ID. Cloud Tent
ie ward. c. f. Boyer. Albert p Short
n Twelfth ward. Ira Emerson.
IN Prior TO the meeting groups com
te posed OF Mr. Eastburn. Mr. Taylor
4 Irving Warner. Levin f. Nelson, MI
Thompson and few others held con
ID fercnccs during which various paper
,n were read
Id Shortly before nine o'clock Dl
al Reed called the meeting TO order an
nj appointed Horace G. Eastburn. Irwin
in Warner, Francis l. DUPONT. Levin
Nelson and George w Taylor com
mittee on platform. While they wer
arranging this Dr Reed made
e. lengthy address on the subject an
.i- purposes Of the Progressive part'
~ In the course Of which he said
he ~ believe that this great part
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