The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-27
SELECT DELEGATES
FOR z Conventions
Wayne Township Democrats
Name Men to Represent
Them At Cambridge City
and Centerville Meetings.

Democrats gathered in the city hall
last night and selected delegates to
the county and congressional conven-
tiOns. About fifty were there and both
the old and the young factions of the
party were we'll represented. o. O.
Smith acted as chairman with George
Bayer as secretary.
The method of selection Of dele
gates to the congressional convention
which will be held at Cambridge City
March 81, was the same as used in
previous conventions. one delegate
acting for every $50 votes cast in
the November 1912 general election.
The fourteen delegates with their
alternates, are as follows:
First Ward-Willard Dye and Jos.
Waterman, delegates; Edward Fulle
and Henry Farwig, alternates.
Second Ward-Joshua Allen, dele
gate; Alfred Collett, alternate.
Third Ward-Walker Land and D.
II. kuth, delegates; Andy Carroll and
Ben Rush, alternates.
Select Bayer and Bode.
Fourth Ward-George Bayer and
Henry Bode. delegates; A. f. Moss
and viii Beckman, alternates.
Fifth Ward-Dr. NJ. c. Benham and
James F. Griffen, delegates: Frank
Macke, Sr. and Benjamin G. Price, al
ternates.
Sixth Ward-Ben Hill and Frank J.
Macke, Jr., delegates; A. |. Hafner
and Frank Parker, alternates.
Seventh Ward-O. N. Garriott and
John Lux, delegates: James Kuth and
J. c. Starr, alternatcs.
Eighth Ward-Floyd Stout, dele
gate; d. D. Doyle, alternate.
Outlying precincts OF the township
will be represented by the ward dele
gates. The township was allowed
fourteen delegates.
Approves List.
The selecting of the 12S delegates
to the county convention and their al
ternateS, where precinct meetings had
not previously been held to select rep
resentatves, was done during a short
recess last night The county conven-
ton will be held in Centerville April
IA.
The following delegates were select
ed and the entire list, with the con-
2r-sSiOnal representation, was ratified
and approved:
First Precinct-E M. Bitters, Will
liam Craig, delegates.
Second Precinct-Frank Pickett.
Timothy Hart, delegates.
Third Precinct-Harry PuthOff,
Henry Hawkins.
Fourth Precinct-John Lux, Andrew
Lux. delegates.
Fifth Precinct-Conrad Zwissler,
Thomas Ryan, delegates.
First Ward, Sixth Precinct-Frank
Robe, Ben airing, delegates; Casper
Jelley, Henry Fulle. alternates.
Seventh Precinct-Willard Dye,
John Bussen, delegates: August Paust,
James Kelley, alternates.
Eighth Precinct--R. o. Allen. Henry
Farwig, delegates; Leo Smith, Joe
Noelker, alternates.
Ninth Precinct-Anthony Stole,
Frank Nellie, delegates; Edward A.
Fule, Fred Bode, alternates.
Second Ward. Tenth Precinct-Wil-
liam Rigsby, William SCHNEIDER, dele
gates; William Waking, William
Jones, alternates
Elections in Eleventh.
Eleventh Precinct-Joe Cook, Ed
Sudhoff. delegates; William Young,
John Durkin, alternates.
Twelfth Precinct-A NJ Collett,
John Balser. delegates; w. P. Baffler,
Henry Tangeman, alternates.
Thirteenth Precinct-Martin Faul,
James Kelley, delegates; John Nc
Nearney, Frank Bramkamp, alter
mates.
Third Ward. Fourteenth Precinct
Charles Marlatt. D. H. kuth, dele
gates; Andrew Carroll, Ben Rush, al
ternates.
Fifteenth Precinct Walker Land.
Frank Mcdonald, delegates; John
North. John Getz, alternates.
Sixteenth Precinct-J D. Almond.
a. f. Brooks, delegates; Dan kiser,
joe Berg, alternates.
Seventeenth PrecinCt-N. A. Moser
Harry Puthoff. delegates; William
Piehe. alternate.
Eighteenth Precinct-John c. Bay
er, William Haberkern, delegates:
Harry Watt, DR.. J. ]. Grosvenor, al
ternates.
Nineteenth Precinct-O. o. Smith
John Hartcorn, delegates: William
Gausepohl, Frank Lchtenfels, alter
mates.
Harry Schueman Named
Twentieth Precinct-Harry Schue-
man. Louis lighthouse, delegates,
Joseph Schepman, Jerry Connerton
alternates.
Twentyfirst Precinct-Henry Jo-
banning. Matt klute, delegates: David
Kehlenbrink, B. Schultz, alternates.
TWenty-secOnd Precinct-H. Stein