Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-01
chosen secretary, ana william SYMPTOM
McLsIand Convention choios.


treasurer.
McLsland Convention Choice.
McLeland and F. D. Outright. Of
Rhodes, were the only two candidates
named for the nomination for county
| auditor. On the first vote for nominal
| ton to fill the VACANCY of the Dobson
term after the election and until Jan.
i, 1917, McLeland received 81 and Curt
fright IL. This nomination was made
unanimous, and by reclamation Nc
Leland was chosen the party nominee
for the office
The convention adopted brief resolu-
lions commencing the nomination Of
Hughes, expressed WEAKNESS at the
democratic foreign policy and its apol-
ogies for unpreparedness and for not
| meeting crises, congratulated Con-
gresham Good for being without an
| opponent and endorsed Senator Ames.
candidate Tor railroad commissioner,
and Havner for attorney general. The
| convention instructed the state delega-
ton to work for the nomination Of
Ames and Havner. Both carried the
county at the primary
Delegates Chosen.
The following were the delegates and
alternates chosen to attend the state
| conventions: Delegates-W. r. Stewart,
Elias Bueghly, w. N. Gilbert, J. A.
Clemons J. 2. Benson, D. c. Maytag,
w. D. Burgoyne, D. N. Ferguson. &C. E.
Arney, j. M. Whitaker, D. w. Norris,
w. g. Devine, F. w Iseman, B F. Cum
mings. L. C. Abbott, and c. H. Van
Law.
Alternates-Lou Runner, f. C. Davis,
r.. r. Hilleman. C. H. Ross, A. Hicks,
L. r. ddso, w. B. Mason, A. ]. ellison,
George Reed F. G. Pierce III. G. Brint-
nall, s. W. Rubee s.. M. Cause, T. E,
Adams, and H. w. Ogan
DR.. w. S. Devine was chosen a.
member of the Fifth District central
committee and H. C. Lounsberry was
elected member OF the central com
mittee of the Seventeenth judicial
district.
Judge B. F. Cummings, who was
temporary chairman, was made per-
manent chairman, and A. B. Hoover,
VINO acted as secretary, was also
CHOSEN permanent secretary
Commend State Ticket.
The democratic convention, in reso-
lutions 1t adopted. especially com
mended the state ticket to the "atten-
ton OF all voters regardless Of party"
It likewise especially commended its
democratic candidates for county
office. Sheriff, Edgar and Supervisor
Lynch. The administration of Wilson
was approved and the national demo-
tic ticket was endorsed.
Delegates and alternates chosen to
attend the state convention were:
Delegates-A. G. johnson. T. F. Brad
ford, r. E. Johnson, N E. Furlong, ].
A. Timmons. A. A. Gle, Arthur
Roberts, J. A. Turner, George Herman,
and Nelson Lackey.
Alternates--C. r. Lynch, William
Parsons, Vic vauthrin, o. J. Parsons,
j. IS. Darrah, E. F. Radloff j. w.
Goodman. E. L. Monohon, G. G. Lane
and H. H. Craney.
To Name Congressional Candidate.
A special meeting of the Fifth dis
trict convention is to be held at
Cedar Rapids July 20, when demo-
cratic opponent to Congressman James
w. Good will be nominated. Dele
gates and alternates selected to at
tend 1t were:
Delegates-R. E. Johnson, Oscar
Parsons, ]. s. Darrah. e. L. Monohon,
A. G. johnson, G. r. Lynch, Ben
Loveling. e. F. Radon, T. F. Brad
ford, and George Herman.
Observation-Disclosures Parsons. Vic
vauthrin, q. q. Lane, J. A. Timmons.
Arthur Roberts. J. A. Turner, Clinton
Mcmahon, Nelson Lackey, William
Lackey, and Ben Jensen.
A. G.. johnson was chosen q MEM
Der of the Fifth congressional central
committee and II. H. Craney was
named member of the central COM
mittee Of the Seventh judicial district