Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-07


delegates to Toledo. In the 18th
district, an agreement could not be
reached. A poll showed is members
for and four against the majority re.
port, two not voting. In the 22nd dis
trict, DIR. II. NJ. Worries, lead spirited
battle in favor of a minority report
and a motion to adopt it as substitute
for the majority, was carried by a poll
of the district; ayes six, nays none.
showing that for some reason the ma
jority which had controlled the dele
CATION in the first instance had van
ished. probably because of the late
ness of the hour. Out of the 10 dele
gates. to which the state of Illinois is
entitled in the head camp. it was
found that 65 delegates, all insurg-
ents. had been named by the various
districts. leaving eight still to be Sc
lected from this state.
Resolutions.
! The report of the resolutions COM
mittee was adopted as follows. the
! language in several instances being
toned down a bit over the draft:
Head Camp Delegates.
Delegates and alternates to the head
camp were name as follows:
10th District.
Delegates-C. T. Heydecker; alter
nate, w. E. Miller.
nth District.
Delegate-C. w. Hadley, T. F. Ryan,
r. r. Davis. Z. ID. Shurtleff, F. G.
Brummund: alternates. F. Fl. Palmer,
S V Sheffner, a. Theil, +. II. Hopper,
Felix Kelley.
18th District.
Delegates - Peter NJ Macarthur.
George H. Haight, I. f. Shaw, ]. Fl.
Jarboe. Thomas Fl. Mccain: alter
mates. F. ]. Kelley. George b. Fry. o.
ID. Currin, James Walker, Albert
Reeves.
18th District.
Delegates-M H. Cleary, r. w. +.
Mitchell, George Oblander; alternates.
C. w. Allison. F. d. Palmer, Ray
Welch.
18th District.
Delegates-Dr l.. C. Bellies, B. f.
Pinkerton. John II. Harrison, Phil 5.
Wilcher, o. f. Owens. George n
Brown; aIternates. Rev. NJ. S. Swes-
Der. Rev. H Wellington, ]. B. Agnew,
p. ]. Carey. Frank Dillon, Cyrus Miller.
18th District.
Delegates-Dr. II. +. Becker, L. Wat
son, W. F. Gilroy, Dennis Emmerson;
alternates, r. b. Echols, w. A. Wiley,
w. S. Jewell. James Warnock.
18th District.
observation-disclosures C. Putnam. NJ. T.
ID
alternates. d. a. Howard. William Neff.
W. L. Eddy, p. B. Colwell.
18th District.
Delegates-D. d. Donahue. c. f.
Bishop. J. E. Hall, C. H. Heckler; al
ternates. w T. Batson, c. w. Wright,
II. F. Gordon, T. Z. Weary.
18th District.
Delegates-John r. Tanner, George
w. Ankomeus, Isaac A. Love, Robert
F. Cooper. J. J. Ruckengl; alternates,
W. F. Hoult, ]. F. Hosier, r. l.. Wood,
]. F. Reed, F. NJ. NJ. Crangle.
18th District.
Delegates. T. Palmer, Daniel
Rung. A. Mayfield. B. F. Mitchell, L.
S. Mclean: alternates, J. o. Swearin-
gen. c. w. Samuel. Harry H. Hunt, DR..
F. L. Bell, S. X. Hughes, Jacob Yakey.
goth District.
Delegates-C. A f. Martin, Frank
II. Conroy, T J. Bronson, James Bur
bridge, J. X. Fox; alternates, John
Blank, John Fryer, H. L. Turner, ]. o.
Kirkpatrick, II. d. Hamilton.
21st District.
Delegates-E. S. Smith. p. E. Tain
tor. T. p. Ross. r. w. Johnson, a. T.
Strange: alternates. r. S. Kenney, d.
A Riddle, H. T. Huffmaster, S. c.
Wagner, l.. A. PEBBLES.
22nd District.
Delegates-George w. Smith, f. F.
Schirmer. ]. NJ. Snyder; alternates, /
Henry Finger, William Housam, DR.. /
II. n. Worries.
2srd District.
Delegates-S. A. Mayne, ]. p. Jack, |
a. C. Barnes. G. A Brown. alternates, !
]. E. Fox. ]. E. Glathart, H. d. Sisson. |
w. A. Conrad.
gath District.
Delegates-Joseph Crawford, T. ID. |
Kelly, J. A Mathes; alternates, A. r. |
25th District.
Delegates. w. Helne, w. ID. Lyer- |
leh; alternates, Henry Zacher, F. L. |
Davis.
Adjourn to Hall.
After the list of delegates and alter
mates had been formally approved, an
was taken at 1880 since
the theatre was needed for other pur
poses, to Turner hall, where the re-
of the business was transact
ed.
Cook County Bolts.
A fight developed in the evening ses-
sion OF the insurgents at Turner hall.
the closing minutes Witnessing a split,
caused by aspirations of
candidates, which sent the faithful Chi
cago boiling delegation out OF the hall
in high dudgeon-
The chief business of the evening
was the filling out of the Illinois dele
ua ton with aight men to take the Mace |