Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-31

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G. W. Kennedy. r Robert A. Enders.
DR.. c. e. L. r
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Among the Republicans from the
city We're:
Leroy Eckels, assessor, Seventh
ward; Frank s. Lukens Inspector,
Third precinct. Sixth ward; w. K.
nipple, constable, Seventh ward;
Harold j. Brown, Inspector Third pre-
cinct, Tenth ward; Maxwell D. john
ston, Judge, Third precinct, Tenth
ward: Samuel D. Ensinger, inspector.
Third precinct, First ward; Daniel D.
Rush inspector, Fourth Precinct, Sew
enth ward; George B. Sprout, alder
man, Thirteenth ward: John F. Adams,
assessor, Fifth ward; J. w. Forney, in
spector, Seventh precinct, Ninth ward;
William B. Spottwood, alderman, Sew
enth ward; Adam w. Hoster Sr., al
derman' Tirteenth ward; Jacob W.
VAT: Wat alderman, Seventh ward;
Seventh ward; Frank Nickels,
alderman. Seventh ward T. j. Stew
art Kishpaugh, Judge, Sixth precinct,
Second ward; Johnson f. Shannon,
Sr, inspector, Sixth precinct, Second
ward; Edward Myers, judge, Third
Il.
Slime, inspector, Fifth precinct, Sew
enth ward; H. H. Long, Judge, Fifth
precinct, Seventh ward; Horace K.
Osman, judge, Second precinct, Thir-
teenth ward; William Olley, Judge, Sec
ond precinct. Fifth ward; Alonzo Leh-
man. inspector. second precinct, Fifth
ward; w. A. Leech, assessor, Fourth
cinct, Ninth ward; Harry S. Smeltzer,
Inspector. Eighth precinct, Ninth
ward; Charles A. Fornwald, inspector,
Fifth precinct, Eighth ward; Richard
s. Chellew, constable. First ward;
James G. Pike, inspector, Second pre-
cinct, Thirteenth ward: Asher L. Mich
ner, assessor, Thirteenth ward: Oliver
H. Bailey inspector First precinct,
Thirteenth ward: William H. Altland,
inspector, Third precinct, Twelfth
ward; David Lenker, judge, First pre-
cinct; Thirteenth ward.
City Democrats b. Frank Evans
assessor, Ninth ward; B. L. Brandt,
Inspector. Ninth precinct, Ninth ward;
w. J. Nipple, constable, Seventh
ward; Henry G. Peters, assessor, Tenth
ward; Elwood F. Keener, judge.
Fourth precinct, Tenth ward; Harry NJ
Allen, inspector, Sixth precinct, Second
ward; George Kies, inspector, First
precinct. Sixth ward; William H.
Emanuel, inspector, Second precinct,
OIL Maiu w n. oIorHl, inspector, Znd
precinct Thirteenth ward; jeremiah
F. Toomey, judge, First precinct, First
ward; e. K. Bratten, inspector, Third
precinct Sixth ward; D. A. Lutz, Judge,
Fourth precinct, Second ward.
Washington candidates from the
city - George B. Sprout, alderman,
Thirteenth ward; George w. Kautz,
Farland, inspector, Fourth precinct,
Ninth ward; B. Frank Evans, assessor,
Ninth ward
County
Among the petitions filed from the
county were:
steelton, Michael A. Obercash, Re-
publican, councilman, Fifth ward; Ell
mer e. Fiese, Republican. council,
Second ward; William P. Funk, Re-
publican, judge, Fourth ward; James
b. Crowley Republican, inspector,
Fourth ward; william c. Smeigh, So
cialist, justice of peace; Ernest c.
Henderson, Democrat, council Second
ward; Michael A. Obercash, Demo-
crat, council, Fifth ward.
Williamstown, Republican, Clyde
Campbell inspector, West ward; Harry
Beitler, constable, East ward; Percy
Fitch, judge, East ward; Harry D. Ed
wards, auditor; William Dottomly,
council, East ward; John B. Lesher,
council, East ward; David Watkeys
Democrat, school director.
Middletown, Republicans, Enos s.
Gerberich, council, Third ward; J.
William Albright, council, Third ward.
Jefferson township, Democrat, Ma
than Zimmerman and George Kim
lsinger, school directors; Charles Yer
ges, constable; Curtin Kinsinger, au-
ditor; Raymond Zimmerman, inspec-
tor; Peter Kinsinger, supervisor
Halifax, Democrats, Clarence Fet-
terhoff, Charles A. Zimmerman and C.
Koppensheffer, council; II. C. Forney,
William Bitterman and George D.
Reisch, school directors, Alvin Par
mer, auditor; Clyde A. Dunkel, inspec-
tor; Ross Zimmerman, constable.
Gratz, Republicans, George F. UNI
holtz, auditor; William Reed, William
Umholtz and John E. Miller, council
Lower Paxton, Republicans, Isaiah
Lenker, constable; William E. F'eeser,
inspector; William Shaffer, auditor;
Collins C. Hassler. Judge; Adam Smith,
justice of peace.
Conewago, Republicans, Amos G.
Coble, auditor; John r. Hallman, in
spector; Joseph c. Martin auditor;
Jacob G. Martin, Judge of election.
Washington township. Democrats.
g. Frank Erdman, auditor; Daniel
Snyder, supervisor; Hugh Milton
SPOTS, constable; Homer Lenker,
judge of election.
Other Republicans included Harvey
w. Hoffman, council, First ward, Mil
lersburg; George f. Machamer, con-
stable, Williamstown; Nathan Houtz,
supervisor, Rush; Daniel Kocher, SUI
pervisor, Jackson; o. C. Bishop, town
ship treasurer, Swatara; Jacob Thom-
as. high constable, Hummelstown; ST.
mon II. Grove, commissioner, Fifth
precinct, Swatara; Elias Lehman, in
spector, First precinct, Derry
Richard B. Earnest Democrat, JUS
tice of peace, Hummelstown; Hiram
W. Messner, Socialist, council. East
ward, Lykens; John C. Werner, So
cialist, constable, West ward, Lykens;
B. Frank Ober, Republican, council,
Pembroke; William Wevodan, Republi-
can, judge, North precinct, Susquehan-
ma; Robert Sucker, Republican,
school director, First precinct, Middle
Paxton.
Miffiin township, Democrats.
Michael B. Shaffer, judge; Milton e.
koppenheffer, school director: George
Koppenheffer, auditor; Charles Sultz-
baugh, school director; Charles A.
Enders, supervisor; Earl Slime, con-
stable; Albert Kluck, inspector.
Williams township. Daniel McSurdy,
Washington, road commissioner; John
w. Sours, Washington and Democrat,
school director; Charles E. Schoff-
stall, Washington, judge; Williams
town, James O'Brien, Washington, in
spector, East ward; John A. Wolf,