South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-15
PRIMARY BALLOT
IS WHIPPED INTO
TANGIBLE SHAPE
Election Commissioners Have
County and Three Leading
Township Tickets Ready for
Printers After Busy Night.

primary nominations all closed at 3
O'Clock yesterday. followed by hard
work on the part Of the election COM
missioners, lasting well into the night
positions on the ballot following each
official title on the county and princi-
pal township tickets, have been whip
ped into shape.
There was something of a scra III BILE
at the last moment, IL being discOv-
cred that the parties are supposed at
this primary 10 nominate candidates
for the county council, one from each
Of the county districts and three at
large. The democrats managed to
get under the wire with three candi-
dates for councilmen-a t-large. and
the prOgressives rushed in with five
but the republicans could not make it.
During the afternoon. however, the
republicans managed to find two can
didates for state representatives and a
candidate for surveyor, making their
ticket complete, with the exception
OF county councilmen. The republi-
cans have also developed one Penn
township candidate.
The ballots were rushed 10 the
printers as fast as the commissioners
got them lined up, as they must be
printed, put on the machines and
the latter delivered in working order
before Tuesday morning.
The prOgressives during the after
noon Thursday developed two candi-
dates for clerk and one for sheriff,
furnishing opposition for Clement
Bill and L. +. Fash, respectively.
The arrangement of the judicial.
county and legislative tickets, and
the tickets for Portage, Penn and
olive townships. in the order that the
names will appear for each office,
follows.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Judge of superior court-Isaac X.
Parks and George Ford.
Prosecuting attorney-Otis Romine
and Chester r. Montgomery.
Sheriff-JacOb Mihalski. Charles
Bailey. John Wentland, James A. Nc
CullOugh and Richard ]. Genge.
Auditor Donal Dwyer, Arthur
Wolf and George Hahn.
Recorder. b. WitWer, Bert r.
Klysz and Reuben Fink.
Clerk-Michael Flowers. John P.
Gully, George Raab and Robert Codd.
Treasurer-Fred w. Martin.
AssessOr-George r. SysOn and
John NJ. Truax
Surveyor-Henderson McClellen.
CorOner-ThOmas J. Swantz.
Commissioner. @. Shenefield,
George Kerner, Frank j. Ward,
Thomas Williams. middle district:
J. w. Miller and f. j. Price, western
district.
State senator-GabrieI r. Summers.
State entatives-George Y
Hepler. Frank r. Lowry and Charles
A. Hagerty.
County large Mel
son ]. Riley, VIM. Mix and Frank
Mayr, Jr.
Portage Township.
Trustee-Gus A. Klingler. Edward
w
Assessor-Golden ID. Mann Harry
II. Engel, c. w. Krcuger and Joseph
Voorde.
Justices OF the peace-Francis S.
Wright. Frank Gilmer, Michael Fan
gerle. j. Elmer Peak and Joseph
Wypiszinski.
onstabie-Andrew Fitzkantz, ]. II.
Hudson and Robert A. Byers.
Advisory board. A. Lydick and
II. j. Lederer.
Penn Township.
Trustee-James l.. Kennedy.
Assessor-John o. Enger
Justice OF the peace-John Carroll
COnstable-John +. Teeter
Road supervisor, district one
James r. jennings. Charles Schroeder
and William J.. Burden: district two
III. f. Curtis. district three-Frank
Sawyer; district four-Jacob D. Getz
Advisory bOard-Fenry Beehler.
Jacob Buchheit, Daniel Austin. Mar
ion I. Pancake.
Olive Township.
Trustee-James Proud
SsessOr-Milton J. Stinchcomb.
Justice of the peace-Frank f. Mill
Ter, ]. w. jones'
Constable-Joseph NJ Slot.
Road supervisor. district One-John
Libelsberger: district two - Elmer
Lauver; district three-Andrew H.
Gutter; district four-George Las
Advisory board-Ross E. Nicker-
son. Charles W. Trowbridge, c. c.
Carney.
PROGRESSIVE TICKET
Judge of superior court-W. f. Mil
Ter.
Prosecuting attorney. w. Ham
mond.
Auditor-Homer J. Miller.
Recorder. Paul Woodruff and
Marvin Ort.
Clerk-CIement Bill. Charles n
Hildebrand and Harry W Clark.
Sherif-Edw. Nanderhoof and L. +.
cash.
Treasurer-O. f. Lang.
Coroner-Dr c. NJ. Butterworth.
Surveyor-Ralph Keller
County ssessor-William F. Horne
Commissioners T. Thomas. r
NJ. Caldwell. T.. Z. Hardy and Frank
;. Kline. middle district, and Guy g.
Carpenter. western district
Councilmen-at-lar ge-A. II. Heller.
William Happ and NJ NJ. Fisher. sec
ond district. H. G.. EgglestOn and G..
". MilliEen third district.
NJ. NJ Fisher
State senator-Henry Swain.
State representative-Lew c.
Landon and DR. Matthew :. Denaut.
Portage Township.
Trustee-Walter ETler. James Nj.
Thumm and William II. Porter
Assessor-Charles II. Hull.
Road supervisor. third district
Walter Anderson.
Advisor bOard-Clark l.. Davis.
Penn Township.
Trustee-W. l.. MinZey. Charles H.
Behse. Fred j. Cook.
Assessor Solomon H. Thornton.
Arlington V Lowell
Justice OF the peace-Enos r. Long
Benton IT, BeaI. Andrew Sprague.
Constable-John -. Smith William
d. Peers. Charles III. Laughlin.
Road suDerNfsOr-D iSf-ict one Sam