The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-31
Township Meet ings An
nounced for April 4 at 2
O'clock, Ward Meetings in
City, April 3.
COUNTY ENTITLED
TO 46 DELEGATES
Alternates to District Con-
vention to Act AS Dele
gates to Joint Senatorial
and Representative Meet.

The Progressive state committee
has issued a call for the state conven-
ton TO be held in indianapolis, April
Is. Wayne county will elect forty
six delegates to the convention, ac-
cording to the call issued today by
Progressive County Chairman j. c.
Price. The township meetings will be
held on Saturday. April 4. at o'clock
the ward meetings in Richmond, Fri
day, April 3. at 7:3o o'clock.
The text of the call follows:
Pursuant to a call of the Indiana
Progressive state committee all mem
bers Of the Progressive party and all
cltiZens who expect to cooperate
with the Progressive party are invited
to meet in their various wards and
townships for the purpose of eIecting
delegates and alternates to the Pro
gressive state convention to be held
at Indianapolis on Saturday, the
eighteenth day of April, 1914, at 9
O'Clock a. m, also delegates and alter
mates for the district convention, the
time and place of which will be an
nounced later. The alternates to the
district convention are to act as dele
gates to the joint senatorial and Joint
representative convention.
Township meetings will be held on
Saturday, April T. at 2 p. m the ward
meetings in the city of Richmond to
be held on Friday, April 3, at 7:3O
p. m.
Meeting places and the number of
delegates and alternates apportioned
to each convention are as follows:
delegate and one alternate; meeting
place Boston.
Center township, two delegates and
two alternates; meeting place Center
Vile
Clay and Harrison townships. two
delegates and two alternates, meeting
place Greensboro.
Dalton and Perry townships, one
delegate and one alternate; meeting
place Economy.
Franklin township, two delegates
and two alternates; meeting place
Whitewater.
Green and Webster townships. two
delegates and two alternates; meet
ing place Williamsburg
Jackson township, three delegates
and three alternates; meeting place
Cambridge City.
Jefferson township, two delegates
and two alternates; meeting place
Hagerstown
New Garden township, two dele
gates and two alternates; meeting
place Fountain City.
Washington township, one delegate
and one alternate; meeting place Mil
ton.
Wayne township (outside the city Of
Richmond), four delegates and four
alternates; meeting place court house,
Richmond.
First ward (city of Richmond), two
delegates and two alternates; meet
ing place court house.
Second ward, two delegates and
two alternates; meeting place city
building.
Third ward, :wo delegates and two
alternates; meeting place Masonic
temple.
Fourth ward. three delegates and
three alternates; meeting place
Pythian temple.
Fifth ward seven delegates and
seven alternates; meeting place No.
3 hose house.
Sixth ward. three delegates and
three alternates; meeting place Thir-
teenth and Main streets
Seventh ward, four delegates and
four alternates; meeting place No. 5
hose house
Eighth ward. one delegate and one
alternate; meeting place club rooms.
Hunt and Maple streets
Total As delegates, 46 alternates
each to state and district conventions
J. c. PRICE, Chairman.
ROY FRY. Secretary
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