The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-05
City Committee Will be Re-
organized and Important
Questions Will be Discuss
ed at That Time.
MAY PARTICIPATE
IN CITY ELECTION
Question as to Whether a
Ticket Will be Nominated
at a Primary or Convention
Will be Taken Up.

On Wednesday evening there will be
Republican meeting at the council
chamber for the purpose of reorganiZ-
ing the city committee and to discuss
a number of important questions fore
most of which is whether the party
will place a city ticket in the field this
year. 1t is reported that about week
ago a number of Republican leaders
held a meeting and decided that it
would be necessary to participate in
the municipal election this year If the
party in this city were to retain its or
ganization, and it is quite probable
that the mass meeting Wednesday
Whether ticket will be nominated at
a primary or at convention will also
be discussed but it is probable the
latter method will be favored. The call
issued by City Chairman Elam Hill
today follows: --
To the Republicans of the City of
Richmond
We, the undersigned, Republicans
of the City of Richmond, hereby re-
quest all Republicans of the City to
meet in the City Council Chamber on
Wednesday, the 7th day of May, 1913
at 1880 p. m. for the purpose of ar
syo m In y;po tho City Crpnnfffao of fho
party, and for such other business as
may properly come before she meet
ing.
ELAN HILL, Chairman
Republican City Committee.
Robert E. Boyd, d. C. Harlan, Ray
X. Shiveley, Joe r. Edwards, Byram
C. Robbins, Perry J. Freeman. Gath p.
Freeman, R. l.. Study, John F. Daven-
port, John II. Taylor, John E. Peltz.
l. N. Drury. George Matthews, L. S.
Bowman, George L. Thornburgh, j.
H. Russell, Edgar Tiff, Harry c. Shaw,
Will G. McVay, John F. Cronin, Will
liam H. Kelley, Sanford E. Henning,
A. r. Albertson, Paul Comstock, Will
liam H. Plummer, NJ. ]. Quigley. Joe
Schneider, Phillip B. Mercurio, w. N.
Johnson, r. E. Hoover, C. Mercurio.
P. Mercurio, Bernard ]. Sostmeyer,
Frank NJ. Clark, C. E. Hoffman, Will
Tiff, d. w. Comstock, Robert Morrey,
c. o. Durkel, F. L. Shaw, H. e. Thorn
burgh, E. Nj. Haas, X. K. Meyers, John
Shurley,- Jerome Shurley, Clinton
Shurley, William l.. Thornburgh, Abe
Martin, John L. Rupe, John Underhill,
l. G. Dougan, w. l.. Hutchins, w. E.
Jameson, s. w. Gaar, E. NJ. Camp
field, Howard A. Dill, A. C. Lindemuth,
F. NJ. Jones, T. c. Harrington, Jesse
H. Brooks, w. c. Hibberd, Edgar F.
Hiatt, p H. Worrall, l.. E. Browne,
Will H. Klute, Charles E. Snaveley,
Everett r. Lemon, Harry c. VESSEL,
John A. Evans, Robert s. Ashe, H.
J. Hanes, Ernest Renk, Albert Oler,
George Zuttermeister, r. T. Bowman,
Charles Taylor, Ed. Thatcher, Charles
Chessman, w. A. Johnson, L. B. Cra-
nor, F. E. Crump, Peter Husson,
George H. Shofer, Ralph H. Husson,
e. M. Kessler, G. o. Ballinger, III. H.
Engelbert, DIR. ]. C. Blossom, George
l.. Gates, James E. Harris, S. r. Ok.
endine, George Fox, Ben C. Hill, Tho
mas Moorman, Frank White, Amos
Ballenger, Arthur Watson, William
F. Wicket, Frank Wilkins, E. J.
Blessing, George Blessing, j. Nj. Coe,
NJ. T. Nordyke, A. G. Ogborn, John
]. Harrington, n. H. Johnson, Ed.
Stigleman, Glenn. A. Gaar, W. E. Elk
enberry, Joseph P. Iliff, ]. Fred Dav-
export, Ed. III. femme, Frederick
Bartel, Albert B. Steen, w. H. Hutton.
Michael Griffin, o. C. Albertson, JOS
eph l.. Smith, Edward Hollarn, w. w.
Carter.