Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-12
COUNTY CENTRAL
BODIES SELECTED
Democrats and Republicans Name
Precinct Committeeman at Presi.
dental Primary.

Democrats and Republicans Name
Precinct Committeeman at Presi.
dental Primary.
G. O. 2. HAS SOME CONTESTS
In Most Districts Light Vote Is Re.
corded for Men Who VIII Man.
age Parties.
The most important matter, from
purely party standpoint, before the
voters at the primary yesterday, was
the selection of precinct committee
men. In some of the districts in Rock
Island a spirited contest was waged
among the G. o. P, although in most
of them, members of the county CEN
trail committee were named by one or
two votes. The largest votes for COM
mitteemen among the democratic ad-
herents were cast in the Fourteenth
precinct where T. A. Fender, county
chairman, was renamed by 20 votes
and in the seventeenth, where P. F:
Meenan secured 80.
The progressives and the socialist
parties did not name committeeman
but the list of those chosen by the
democrats and republicans as far as il
is possible to compile it today, follows:
DEMOCRATIC.
Rock Island.
F'irSt-Henry Kale.
SeCond-William kreuger.
Third-R c. Stringer.
Fifth-Carl Naab.
William Fleugel
Seventh-George ". Henry.
Eighth-G. P. Garrison.
Ninth-Henry Schmald
Tenth-C. E. Buckley
Eleventh-C. ]. Johnson.
Twelfth-Dr. ]. P. Comegys.
Thirteenth-T. B. Reidy.
Fourteenth-T. A Fender.
Fifteenth-George Wagner.
SiXteenth-James Caufeld.
Seventeenth-P. F. Meenan.
Eighteenth-Tom O'Neil.
Nineteenth-D. J. Bennett.
Twentieth-F Mielke.
Twenty-first-M. c. Bulger.
Twenty second-John Day.
Moline.
First-W. H. Effland.
Second-T. E. Charlburg, /; ]. L.
Conn. l.
Fourth-J. H. Mcbride
Fifth-M. S. Lamb.
Sixth-Dr. R. c. ]. Meyer.
Seventh-Dan Brennan, /; Benton
Davis, l.
Eighth-R. ". Rank.
Ninth-John Coburn.
Twelfth-Larry Mckinney, >; Will
Aubrey. ..
Thirteenth-Peter Olson.
Sixteenth-JOhn Wynn.
Eighteenth-Christ Christopher.
Twentieth-Clarence Trevor
Twenty frst-S. D. Hicks.
Country.
Coal Valley-Henry Ellis.
Buffalo Prairie-Charles Schnier.
Black Hawk-Fred Saulpaugh.
Bowling-William Mcconnell.
Port Byron-W F. Garnett
South Rock Island-First, William
Heidemann. Second, George NJ. I.u
kens.
REPU
Rock Island.
Walter Oberg.
Second-W j. Gahagen.
Third-Allen Pratt.
Fourth-F. W Young, "a; George
Lehnerer, 10.
Fifth. V Eckhart.
Sixth-C. B. Johnson.
Seventh-Harry Unverforth.
Eighth-W. A Corcoran.
NINTH. FickensCher.
Tenth-A. NJ. klove.
EIeyenth-G. C. Wenger.
Twelfth-F. W. Rinck.
Thirteenth-N. NJ Moore
Fourteenth-C. \. Isaacson.
Fifteenth. G. Miller.
Sixteenth-P j. Cary.
Seventeenth - Charles White, %;
Martin McNealy, 10.
Eighteenth-Peter Lage
Nineteenth-A. G, Anderson.
Twentieth-Frank Beranack.
Twenty-frst-J. S. Mcbride.
Twenty second. L. LoWden.
Moline.
First-N E Munson, IT; Richard
Swanson, 16.
Second-C. L. Blanding.
Fourth-Clyde H. White, %; A. V.
Esterdahl, %.
Fifth-William Pierce.
Sixth. {. First. 20; A. G. Abra-
ham, ); Thomas Burtchaell, 5; Charles
). kerns, .; L. E. Matt, /
Seventh-Roy s. Daley, 81; ]. B.
Oakleaf, 80.
Eighth. L, Barnard.
Ienth-N. A Peterson.
Twelfth-H H. Colby.
Thirteenth-George W. Johnson.
FIfteenth-Fred Frisk
SIXTEENTH. A. Johnson.
SeYenteenth-EH De Reu
Eighteenth-August Safe.
Elmer Oakley.
Wentieth-Fred Graflund.
Iwenty-frst-L. c. Oakley, 8; c. ".
Heck, g.
Country.