The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-17

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f: Fifth ward DR.. W. B. Con-
+. away.
At largely attended and harman
ious primary conventions held IN the
various wards of. the city NondIN
might, Republicans of the city m0m
mated strong councilmanic tfeEefs
selected executive committee
and named delegates to attend IT,
mass convention to be held tonight ~
the court house, at which the party
ticket for the city election to be held
Tuesday, April z, will be compieeed
First Ward.
The First ward conventions
held in the ellis store room on LIN
den avenue and was called to or0eE
Iby j. II. Shields, who nominated LIZ
III. w. Showalter temporary chair1AeLN
and James j. Coughlin Temporary
secretary. The temporary oTgazl -
tion WAS made permanent.
P. III Shields nominated John ~
LKearns for councilman, ana
there were no other candidates.
lnomfnatfon was made Thy acclama
s.. II. Millstead and P. 1sg
were elected members OF the city e.
tecuttve committee.
me IOllQWAA4G 0CA@t5rS~
named to attend the city conyeHg
tonight: James J. ConnelI, How -.
H. Cunningham, John OsDay, y. -
iSh eds. DR.. u. wv Showafters y ~
Hopkins, Arch Crawford, u tB
maker, w. %. Hursey, Fred Cole.
j. Lyden, VIII HARDEN, .. H.
stead, r. B Warner, Thomas B4Ee-
en-, Pat Murphy. Frank C. lWelch, Z
IW Burk, f. P. Sremmet, V. La liz
land. James T. Cough1tn, al ii.
| Wis, u. G. Davis, B. M. Coushlle
benjamin Maple, Frank ]. WEI
William Burk, Jr., Patrick guaEss
James Howe, Thomas Madden
Joseph HJTwell, William MulheksE
George lutheran, Charles MoEri
Frank James, Mel MGCanns Nv.
l6tonaway. John Coughltn, abe s1s
non. Thomas PhiIbln, Michael 6sS
Greed Frum, George Morrison,
uel Robinson, Samuel Nolan 49,
Pounds. p. E. White, Ray Hlnne,n
Robert Burns, w. T. pike and q
Fleming, Bernard III. Schultz, a. -
Brown and A. L. Lowe.
Second Ward.
The Second ward convention hGA4
in the Garlic school house, was PIC
sided over by Charles G. Conmam a1+-
Louis A. Carr acted as secretafy-
motion carried that forty OeA-5
gates he sent to the city conVentld
and resolution was adopted 1nstEuel-z
ing b. r. Thompson, NOMINEES A0
lcounciIman, to work in the councm -
the erection of a bridge across -
creek, especially for the conYenleLl2
of coIored school children. The Aoeas
ton OF the b dge is to De maa Co. = =
noint most convenient to the colORe&4
school building. Delegates
chosen as follows:
w M Fricker, S. C. Denham, G. "
Haltermafi, A. N Donohue, Ray 1GL-
bott. j. W. Coffman, w. II. Taylor F.
| G. Ffnly. Hugh Morrow, w. y 4s44
bilI n r. Thompson, e. j. FTamcoas
a NJ. Knox, c. G. Comman, Ge0E6
Washington, Robert Brent, R0beE
| shuttIeworth, Charles Farmer, JOB
| Ieftridge, II. J. Bryan, Homer dalsSe
z OIds. George C. Mckinley, R01
Parrish. Vance Randolph, John
Barnes, Calvin Wilson, Z q Z. =
wood. E. NJ Wilson, L. G. Cr1le' ~
WiIlison. C. H. Harding, Charles GeA-
son 4 q. brooks, A. p Sturm, = H
snraker, Mike Criss, W. II. treenAS
| ~ q. Tate, Daniel Howard, ,. W
washington and ]. p. Kelley.
Third Ward.
Frank n Moore, member OF -
( executfye committee. presided aS -
! swaqer was unanimously nom1n.-
for councilman. chairman 100.
lana A. r Robinson were
! cbosan members of the execuHsl
COMMITTEES and John ID. Owens 49,
! endorsed for city assessor or -
/ the delegates were instructed 20 49,
for him. delegates were CHOSEN
DIT Dr 4 n. Gore, C. M. Ernst. JaE
Z raefs,. cecil Owens. Charles n
Ain 10. Cork, William Martin,
Robinson. G. &c. Eamricl1, -.