The daily sentinel., 1914-07-21
REPRESENTATIVE
CITIZENS CHOSEN
AT THE CAUCUSES
PaIiSade Meeting Endorses
Thomas, Taylor and KIuge;;
Primaries Held Tomorrow,
~ REPRESENTATIVE Democrats
X were nominated at caucuses
L - haId all Oypr tho county Iggt

night who are to be voted upon at
the primaries tomorrow evening. In
practically all of the precincts there
was no contest, but in one or two the
I list of nominees exceeds the number
to which the precinct is entitled in
the county assembly and the elimi-
nation will be conducted tomorrow at
the primaries. Z
Unusual interest was shown in the
caucuses because of the general
feeling that the Wilson administra-
tion has so strengthened the Demo-
cratic forces that a victory will un-
doubtedly be gained at the Novem-
/ ber election throughout the county
as well as the state,
No resolutions were presented or
adopted except at Palisade where
Senator Thomas, Congressman Tay-
lor and Henry w. Kluge we're en-
dorsed, the latter for the state sena-
torship from this county.
The nominees in the Fourth ward
are as follows: Felix Toupain.
George r. Barton, Walter Wilhelmy,
Mark r.. Bunting, J. f. Mckenzie,
Mrs. j. w Fletcher, c. p. Bliss, Mrs.
James X. McClintock. James X.
McClintock, committeeman, and Miss
Victoria Wilhelmy, com m 1T e.
woman.
In the East Third ward the nomi.
rees for the primary are: Henry r.
Rhone, A. T. Gormley, j. b
, Walter Walker. c. b. Hill. William
. Weiser, Dr. w. T. Adams, II. F. Vor
beck. J. II. Lowe, Mrs Virginia Wal
lace and Miss Merle McClintock. A
j. Peck was named for committeeman
and Mrs. Wallace for committee
woman.
In the West Third ward the nomi-
nees were as follows: James W
Buclilin. Verne B. Lee, Mrs. Anna X.
IGolmburg, Frank e. Dean. Fred W.
Iialbouer, r.. L. Magill, J. Il. Moor
head. and w. H. Kelso. j. e. Moor
head was nominated for committee
man and Mrs. James w. Bucklin was
rc-nominated committeewoman.
In the First ward a delegation of
six was chosen for the assembly. 1t
consists of Henry Kippe, Maurice
Hertz, William Conerty, Robert j.
Patterson, Tony f. Flucken and Mrs.
B. Cunningham. Mr.. Hertz was
committeeman and Mrs. Cunningham
com mmittee-woman.
In the Second ward the nominees
were as follows S. b. Eskridge, e.
N. Spencer, Mrs. A. NJ. Woody, Will
lam M. Haley Joseph Quinn, w. c.
Boyer, Mrs. Sarah Graham, C. d..
Moslander, A. l.. Halligan and Miss
A. Eugena Kelly. Joseph Quinn was
chosen committeeman and Miss
Kelly committee-woman.
n L,
made committeeman and Mrs. Albert
Bessire, committee-woman. The del
egates chosen were Albert Bessire,
George Cofcoran, Cover Rice. T. +.
| Callahan and A. C. Hertzel.
At Palisade, besides making the
usual nominations, the caucus for
mally endorsed the candidates. of
Senator Charles S. Thomas and
Congressman Ed T. Taylor for re-
election and Herman w. Kluge for
state senator. The delegates chosen
were: John w. Hoke, Herman w.
Kluge, Byron N. Bancroft, Mrs.
Nancy Fisher, w. S. Furman Col. C.
Bower. j. G. Woodrum, w E. Red
man. T. j Fritzler. b. N. Bancroft
was nominated for committeeman
and Mrs. Fisher for committee
woman. Mr.. Bancroft presided last
evening, and w. S. Furman was sec
retary of the caucus
At Fruita an endorseent was
made of Senator Thomas. NJ. n.
Due was named for committeeman,
and Mrs. Katie F.. Skelly for COM
mittee-woman. The delegates nomi-
mated, of which ten viii be chosen,
are as follows c. r. Beach. NJ. V.
B. Page, DR.. S. p. Greene, Tom Cal
Ian, NJ. N. Due. w. Carl Osborne,
Katie F. Skelly, Edwin w. Weckel, j.
ID. Burns, James Lockett, Mrs. F. d.
Kiefer, Robert w. Lazear, C. j. Nu-
gent Tom Arbuckle, B. F. Hughes.
John Heslin, James d. Turner, II. S.
Groves, Fred Groves, w. A. Merriell,
o. J. Bollinger, John Gavin and
o. o. Fellows.
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