Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-01

ueI oudTtzeFs RepuDllcan, supervisor,
Susquehanna: Palmer e. Klugh, DEM
ocrat, council, Highspire; Wilson e.
Lupold. Republican. judge. east pre-
cinct. wiconisco township; Ammon
Wilmer, Republican. inspector, East
precinct, Wiconisco township; Charles
W. Smith. Republican, school director,
West Hanover.
Other county petitions included:
Swatara township-Republica Ed
ward p. DeHart, Justice of the peace;
Jesse Dando, township commissioners;
Martin Zoll, township treasurer; Will
liam a. Logan, school director.
Standardization George w.
Mem, assessor, First precinct, First
ward; Robert c. Krueger, inspector
Fisrt precinct. First ward; H. II. Mss
ley. judge, First precinct, First ward;
Samuel A. Brehm. school director;
Charles E. Keim. councilman, First
ward: Democrats. John II. Houde-
shell, inspector. Fourth ward; George
n. Feehrer, inspector, First precinct.
First ward; Samuel A Brehm, school
director: Morris NJ. DALEY. inspector,
First precinct. Third ward; Charles Z.
Keim. council.
Susquehanna township Repub-
licans. John a. Good. inspector. North
precinct; Chester w. K1inger. judge.
North precinct; Charles c. DENNY,
judge, East precinct.
Williamstown. East ward-Demo-
Gratis, John B. Lesher. A. L. Prichard,
William Bottomly, council: Percy
Fitch. Judge: William A. Brennan,
Republican. inspector; John II. Hoff-
man, Washington, judge.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., William
A. Croll. inspector. First precinct,
Third ward: Robert Springer, as
SCISSOR. First precinct. Third ward
Democrats. Frank Strickler, inspector,
Second precinct, Third ward; H. S.
shaeffer, judge. First precinct. First
ward.
Washington township - Democrats.
T. NJ. Koppenhaver and P. w. G.
Raker, auditors: Nathaniel Swab,
school director: Ray E. Bonner, JUS
tice of the peace; George Lohr, in
spector.
Hummelstown - Republicans, John
II. Greenawalt. Morris Wagner and
Charles Simpson. council; Clarence l..
Stauffer, inspector, Second precinct;
Albert E. Burridge, judge, Second pre-
cinct: D. H. Riegel. Republican and
Democrat, high constable.
ghspire-Republican Harry Ul-
rich. j. l.. Hoffmeister. Harvey E.
Reem, council; Clarence NJ. Letter.
Neal Manning. Inspector: Herman d.
Long, justice of the peace; Daniel
Yeager and Ira Hoover school direct
ors; John w. Kline. constable.
Lykens township-Democra Jacob
NJ. Miller constable: NJ. L. Byerly,
supervisor; John H. Kissinger, in
spector; Calvin L. Engle, Judge: Jacob
Nj, Boyer school director.
Uniontown Democrats, Paul ].
Bowman, Levi Boyer and E. E.
Dockey. school directors; John Dockey,
c. c. Messner and Samuel T. West,
council; G. L. Latsha, Judge: E. K.
Gessner. inspector; Edward Latsha.
constable: Joel Lahr. burgess; Isaac
Boyer, auditor.
Other county Democrats were Irwin
+. Hahn. Inspector. East precinct. Sus-
auehanna; BENJAMIN F. Heisler. judge.
Halifax William F. Forney, school
director. Halifax township
Other county Republicans were
John Fl. Gomar, judge. Fifth precinct,
swatara; r. NJ. Goho. auditor, Pax
tang; William r, Clay, supervisor,
auditor, Lykens; Elmer E. Umholtz,
inspector, Gratz; George H. Sheaffer,
auditor, Paxtang; Simon P. Carver.
supervisor. Derry: John c. Bear, Judge.
First precinct, Derry: NJ. D. Lyter.
assessor. South precinct. Susquehanna
amos Gelman, inspector, South pre-
clnct. Susquehanna: Calvin A Kramer.
school director. East precinct, Sus-
duehanna; William H. Saul, assessor,
East precinct, Susauehanna: Newton
NJ. Track. council. First ward, Millers-
hurg. Frack also filed Democrat and
Washington petitions H. Wells
Buser, Democrat. filed for inspector OF
election in the First precinct, Hum
melstown; Harry L. Hoover. assessor
Third precinct, Swatara; James r
Snavely, auditor, Swatara.