The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-10
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Organization May Be Delayed
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Until Peace II ASSURED.
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Whether ]. c. Ganord, present chair
man Of the Republican county central
COMMITTEES. Will be returned to the chair
manship and thereby made eligible to
reelection as the head OF the state COM
mittee, is the question now agttating
the new members of the county organ
ization. The lays tnat intervene pe.
tween now ana the meeting which must
soon be called Tor REORGANIZATION OF the
co;nmHtee WaH pc 1iiedr. with eiec-
ttone eTing 1ox. and against MT. GanQrd.
who is thus Tar the fQniy announced
candidate Tor the co0nty>caafrmansnp
Whtket the IlGnt on G4noro' mas not
taken sfSf4h theFe are Hunblngs OF op-
pdsltiun II his re-Electton. That an Ell
fort would hAs made to elect Charles
Sessions secEetary OF state. ana now
ond prfcanet OF the Xhird ward, was the
predictions until the word was passed
around that Mr.. Sessions has refused ate
consider the idea. -
1 Shawnee county is furnishing the TWO
most prominent Republican, candidates
for the ming stated ele1tton. Charles
Curtis for senator and Arthur Capper
hese two candidates are the most vital
ccnsidexatfJns IN the Organization Of the
county Fconmit He gives the situation
the alaUst Relocate character, and the
caution With. which committee members
discuss It indicates their anxiety to set
tic the craftsmanship problem without 3.
split which may separate the interests
of the two state can 1idates in an in
furious way by extending into the state
committee
Cappcr-Curtis Tangle.
II ia alleged nv an anti-CaDner ele-
ment in the committee that it pos
seeaes n fphtinp nucleus of at least
twentv n,anhars ont of the total f,ftv-
sly the sole obiective heing to pre-
vent Gamer control of the county
COMMITTEES.
-Rut others members of the commit
tee admit that they prefer to await
the expression which they look for
from higher up when Capper and Cur
tbs interests have had time to get to-
gether and try to establish a working
basis for the whole state campaign.
If an agreem ent can be had between
the two big candidates. it is alleged,
the county committee members will
name as chairman whoever gets their
joint approval
no meeting of the county committee
will be called for several DAYS.
I'VE are still busy getting i'm re-
turns on the state Drimaries.n hi. said.
land until that lob "a cleaned IN
will not have time to get the, county
committees torether- IT win have r.
he done nretfv shortlv however nc
we onpht to complete orr orpa nizat;on
before Auenst as -
August q is the date OF the state
nartv co,nc5l which 10 rod ~
state ~ ndidatas and cn.;rrne, ~ +t.a
countS centraI con,m;ttaas rro,,, eli
go xan.a. ~ ,.,ast % ;.a
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s s.r 80 ee"' communities a. the
Eli 49, -.
r,,as5a IN 49,. was Lau ias.
uesuay q. me .ae nominations were
inaue IN the county primary:
~ .ne ensuing two Years the couM,
~ republican central commlttee Will
oe cohposeo as 1ouoWs'
The County Committee.
First ward-First precinct, Charles
Gerteisen second precinct, ]. M. Baird !;
third precinct. Oran Layton: fourth
precinct, william H. Zarker.
Second ward-First precinct, G. w.
Charles; second precinct, Wilbur STAN
field; third precinct, George w. Adam
son; fourth precinct, H. D. Shaffer:
fifth precinct, Harry c. Snyder; sixth
precinct, John Isaacson; seventh pre-
cinct, Mrs. John Alexander.
Third ward-First precinct, DR.. L.
A. Ryder; second precinct, Charles
Sessions; third precinct, J. C. Gafford;
fourth precinct, H. w. Bomgardner;
fifth IT Woceon. c;wfh