South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
DEMOCRATS SELECT
ELECTION OFFICERS
Large, Enthusiastic Meeting of
Workers Meet at Headquar-
tiers to Complete Final Ar
rangementS for Election.

Democratic committeeman and
workers, together with a large crowd
of enthusiastic followers met Friday
evening at the headquarters, lis w.
Second ST, and completed final ar
rangements for the coming election on
Tuesday next, as also arranged for
the various ward meetings, the first
ward voters will meet at the Krone
witter coal Office on S. Union ST.. the
second ward at the democratic head
quarters, third ward democratic head
quarters at Center and Fourth SITS,
fourth ward DoutePS meat market on
y. Ann St, while the fifth ward will
meet at the old hose house on Z. JO-
seph st.
Prior to the committee meeting the
Young Democratic executive commit
tee met and completed their arrange
mentS for the big rally. at which
time U. s. Sen. 3. f. Shively and Hon.
George W. Sands of South Bend will
speak 1t was announced by the
chairman, Charles Bingham, that fol-
lowing the parade in the uptown dis
trict which will consist Of automobiles
floats and footmen. the speech making
will be held at the Textile building
on Main and Front SITS.
The following election officials were
appointed to serve on the democratic
board:
First ward-First precinct. u.
wicklow, inspector: Steven Weber,
clerk; Joseph Bouche, judge; Paul
Weinkauf. sheriff; William Heiser.
poll book holder; John letters chal-
lengers. Second precinct-Joseph
clerk; II. T.. Hutchinson. Judge; Leo
Weiss sheriff; Joseph Krillenberger.
poll book holder; George Lang, chal-
lenger.
Second ward-Henry Buckley, in
spectOr: Bert Michaels, clerk: Rich
ard Gill. judge; Louis Smith, sheriff;
Peter Eckstein. challenger; Winifred
Richard. poll book holder.
Third ward - First precinct -
Charles DRAPER. inspectors William
Konzen, clerk; Alloys Van RE, Judge;
John Carroll. sheriff; Charles Cook,
challenger; Harry Levens. poll book
holder. Second precinct. K. Shive-
ly, Inspector; Charles Roy, clerk
Peter Kuhn. Judge; Andrew Hornung.
sheriff; Joseph Radomski, poll book
holder; John Barry. challenger.
Fourth ward-First precinct-Will-
lam Hose, inspector; Leonidas Thomp-
son, cleark: Floyd Zimmerman. judge;
Charles Henningsmith. poll book
holder; William Kuhn, challenger.
Second precinct-Daniel Mckinley,
Inspector; Ernest Waidner, clerk; Ed
ward Kuhn, judge; David Gross, sher-
iff; Herb Love. poll book holder;
Charles EllSasser, challenger.
Fifth ward-Bernard Krushanski,
inspector; Albin Munich, judge; Alva
Williamson, clerk; John Giel sher-
| IF; Frank Bickel. poll book holder;
George Friedman, challenger
These officials will meet at the dem
| Ocratic headquarters. lis w Second
St, Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
and receive their credentials.
The polling places remain prac-
tically the same as established by the
| city council for the primaries. with
the exception Of the second precinct
] in the first ward, which was trans
ferred from the rear Second and
Cedar SITS. to the $50 z. Third st. and
are as follows:
First ward-First precinct. office of
DIR. T. f. Seymour. ia f. Third ST.
| second precinct. Joe Weber residence.
40 f. Third st.
Second ward-City hail.
Third ward-First precinct, 701 w.
| Fourth St; second precinct, Van Din
| ter's organ factory, 213 S. Spring st.
Fourth ward-First precinct Har-
| ris s. Longs shop. rear 500 w. Jo-
seph St; second precinct, Mishawaka
Bottling works, sos Oliver court.
Fifth ward-Old north side hose
! house, +. Joseph st.