Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-04
REPUBLICANS
ALL ROCK ISLAND
TOWNSHIP POSTS
Gain Yfct0rT III Election I'm Which Less
Than a Fourth Of Registered
Vote f. Out.
COOK FINISHES on THE OUTSIDE
Fight Made On George Str0ehIe and Ia
Favor OF Independent Il an Jn-
successful One.

TICKET ELECTED.
Assistant Supervis0rs-Ga J..
AckerIimds Milton %. GriswoId. IS.
\. Phillips, Wallace S0uders and
George stroebie.
Justice of the Peace David J.
ClelaHd, Joseph r. Kelly Guy +.
Marshall. Clarence =. Schroeder
and Solomon 4. Van NO0rdeB.
ConstabIes-James Hcf 0rmack.
James +. DarueJl, G.. Albert john
son, Thomas McLaiH and John i.
Sexton
The Rock Island township EepuhH-
can ticket swept into victory yestcr-
day at all election ID which about one
fourth Of the registered vote was cast.
Women voters manifested practical
~ no interest iu the batictiag. casting
200 votes The mems vote was about
2400. making @ grand total Of $500.
This is less than 0ue-TOurrG oI the to-
tai registered vote at the local option
election In the township one year ago
The number of electors cn the poll
books at that time was something ever
] 400 Women voted only for assistant
supervisors
For assistant supervisor. Wallace
Soudars ran ahead Of fGa Tema DGer
Of the Republican ticket. unofficial re-
turns show Tie secured 1855. NJ q
Griswoid ran second with 1870. ANA
CarI r. ArRerlrna ana ET IS Phfufas
f{ad with / se- each GEORGE es~gaI5.a .
on whom a fight was made in tine Re
publcan township convention because
he opposed the administration I'm the
county iaf] arhf. was tina target Of am
other unsrferassf,5t attach al fr. aler-
tion TO dunn bfn. Some rangbffrars
discriminated aaeinst him. voting g5r
Herbert f. Cook. who ran ats an indie
pendent Cook finished sixth on sha
list. however. StroabIe getting 1875 as
against .34s for Cook.
In the Democratic list for assistant
supervisors, George p. Garrison ran
ahead with 0gG J r. Bauer second
with .052. John q. scheuermaun third
with OH. Gust r. Peters fourth with
915. and John KiIcoin fifth with -22
Socialist candidate for assistant
supervisor. finished as follows. w
o. Olson. $50. Henry BuIine. 241: D. c.
Hendrickson. 28S. Albert Long. 2a2.
otto Woest 2ll.
Hue1,l b RaatAu
@'li i'a'h
arr 5Noell, oeiLlotIal. ~ 1eLst1so
~ ~, -lo1 ~ Justice ~ ms peaoe'
, la ~ 80, ,,. ,e1ei anu g. r. en-
- ooi aeu' Lepool.oais' were Es-eiecteI.
20 III - s.'ei@Hd' sou OF me rare d. H.
oIeiaLas "Eo vas d jsot.ce q 1he peace
was erected q Justll5- Josepn r he,iy
aliu 90 =. -flat stleiil' ne " ii441 LOT me
position TepooilcaIl7. we're elected
ne totat vote TOT tne Fep0bilcaiL can
1taaLef II appended Iceland az 10 )
LxsI1v : 80 ~ N--n~lsr- AZ
The total vote for democratic candf-
date for Justice of the peace is an
ueuded Kuebl 500 p & Strjnger
67I. George Henry. 667- CHRISTOPHER
Cannon. esq. c. Buckley. 6aa
The socialist candidates received the
following vote. B. Stuart Dart. DOB
James Haaf0n 207. George Cavna 902
w q. Crav 1873. Josepb Eralora 1Q7
Republican candidates for consfa-
HE received the following vote Taruas
T. DarneH. Il20: James NcCormacIy
.09O. G. Albert Johnson. 054
ION 0oa
Democrafte candidates for oon=+s-
HES received Inc foI1nQrfng vote. An
ron Konr ore q Tof5af sra. r~Eu
SchIenmer ia. Herman sS+r,rr3 -fa
s. NJ. FitzpatrfcIz. M. Socialists had /
no candidates for a-,-rfs.t,7.