The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-30

Small attendance featured what
ward and township meetings were
held yesterday afternoon and last
night to elect delegates and alternates
to the Republican convention, to be
held in Richn md June for the pur-
pose of nominating county ticket.
Each of the sixty-four precincts in the
county was entitled to five delegates.
In the city no meetings were held
in the Fifth and Sixth wards, party
workers failing to put in an appear
ance. OF the thirty precincts in the
CITY no delegates were selected from
twelve of them.
Many of the precincts in the county
also failed to hold meetings and in
quite a few precincts both in the coun-
ty and city where meetings were held
the attendance was limited to three
or four who took upon themselves the
duty of selecting delegates and alter
mates, with the result that quite few
of the delegates and alternates named
to attend the convention are men not
affiliated with the Republican party.
Results of Meetings.
The results of the various meetings
, held yesterday, as reported to County
! Chairman l.. f. Bowman today, follow
| Abingdon township-John II. King
Rudolph Miller, George Holmes, Har
ry Bennett, Victor Barradiale.
Dalton township Delegates, John
| Macy, F. B. Thornburg. Ray Burroughs
Alexander Abbott, William Farlow; al
ternates, Elmer Lumpkin, John
| Koomes, Ben Belcher, Obed Williams
John Lumpkins.
Greene-E'irst precinct, delegates
! Thomas Coley, Orville Miller, w. f
Brown, J. Albert Franklin, a. c. Stu
! dy; alternates, Chester Franklin, JOIN
Davis, Wilson Shields, John Beard, Al
len Rich Second precinct, delegates
A. S. Potter, Harry Henley, Veto
Stronyers, r. S. Reynolds, W. NJ. Lun
dy; alternates, 7. G. Bell Fred kinley
Blaine, Williams, Carl Lundy, Gilber
Wright.
Perry-Delegates Allie Weyle, vii
liam Charles, Daniel Murphy, Prentice
Edwards, Edo Cain; alternates, Jc
seph Cain, John Adams, Pared Penny
Ben Edwards, Clyde Huffman.
jefferson Results.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Jacob Finl
Fred Scott, Ross Cramer, Vein Dc
Hays, George A. Miller.
Observation-Disclosures, First pre-
; cinct, George NJ. Warren, r. +. ca
, loway, Robert Bryant, Walter Tenn
. lin. Theodore p Crist. Second precint
delegates. William Scott, Jesse Moor
Albert Wilson. Oliver P. Walsh, Hel
! ry Hoover. Third precinct, delegate
Orville Daley, Samuel Willett
Charles Wilson, Oscar Pike, Il. +. Coz
, nelly.
, Clay-First precinct, delegate
: Frank Hinson, Charles Boyd, Arthl
r Coffin, Enos Thornburg, Howard Ga
lor. Second precinct. A. d. Bond, job
ney, Nicholas Gambler.
Jackson-First precinct, delegate
William Woodward, Rollie Huddlesto
J. John Broadway, Ed Morgan. Fred CHI
n ord; alternates. r. A. Hicks, jess
y Hormell, John Hudd]eston, Villa
: Huddleston, Alfred HuddlestOn. Sc
a ond precinct, delegates, Charles Hia1
e .Junius Knipe, James Groves, B.
n Woodward, T. j. Butler; alternate
r Wright Sparks, Fred Hiatt, Layms
II Gilbert, Riley Layman, Aldo Kan
q Third precinct, delegates, William O
born, n H. Oglesbee, A. r. Feemste
Elihu Mills, Byram Stratton; alte
mates. Claude Kitterman, George Be
rett, Thomas Peet, Lawrence Ogbor
n II. II. Bryna. Fourth precinct, de
J. gates, Felix johnson, Ulysses Eatc
o Charles Young, Charles Ruth, Elm
(. Ball: alternates, Luther Young, T
n ward McCaffery, l.. E. Campbell, w.
J. Williams, Arthur Hodson Fifth pr
cinct, delegates. Samuel G. B1ser. WI