The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-03
INJECT ENTHUSIASM
into CITY CAMPAIGN;
ANNOUNCE OFFICIALS
lmes from the burning negro district

Advocates Of the city manager form
Of government for Richmond added
new enthusiasm to their campaign at
an organization meeting held in the
K. of P. building Thursday. All the
ward chairmen of the city were pres
ent at the meeting, and several other
interested parties were called into
consultation. Jesse Bailey, city chair
man of the pro-city manager organiza-
ton, presided.
Ward chairmen reported that their
organizations were doing good wosk,
although admitting the fight was grad
ually growing warmer as the date OF
the election, June IA, approaches. Op-
timistic predictions were made by the
leaders.
Announce Meeting
Announcement of a Fourth ward
meeting at the South End hose house
Friday evening at 7:3O o'clock, at
which Wilfred Jessup and John Put
terbaugh will speak favoring the new
plan, was made. Election officials of
the ward precinct committeeman and
other ward workers were requested to
make special efforts to attend this
meeting.
Election officials favoring the adop-
ton of the city manager plan were an
nounced at the meeting. Sheriffs will
receive Sc a day, judges and clerks
50 and inspectors $12, according to a
ruling by the state attorney general.
The election coming under the 1920
general election laws and not under
the special primary act which allowed
SO a day. Officials are:
First Ward
Sixth Precinct - Eugene Herold.
judge; Elma Robe. clerk.
Seventh Precinct-John Hasemeler.
judge: Anna Brehm, clerk.
Eighth Precinct - John Siekman,
judge; Helen Waterman, clerk.
Ninth Precinct Elmer Oesting,
judge; Anna Stole, clerk
Second Ward
Tenth Precinct - Jack Branson.
judge; Helen c. Faul, clerk.
Eleventh Precinct-W. S. Hancock,
judge; Ethel Thompson. clerk.
Twelfth Precinct - Carl Thompson,
judge: w o. Crawford, clerk.
Thirteenth Precinct-Maurice Car
roll, jurge; Lucille Carney, clerk.
Third Ward.
Fourteenth Precinct - Charles E.
Marlatt judge; Helen Grifiis, clerk.
Fifteenth Precinct - Harry Stillin-
ger, judge; Rena Cunningham, clerk.
Sixteenth Precinct - William Lam
caster, Judge; Herman Heitzman.
clerk.
Seventeenth Precinct Thomas
Cooper, judge; Newton A. Moser,
clerk.
Fourth Ward.
Eighteenth Precinct - James e.
i,IO Ado clark
Nineteenth Precinct-John Coyle,
judge; Robert Graham, clerk.
Twentieth Precinct-Will Meerhoff,
Judge; Fannie Nicholson, clerk.
Twenty-first Precinct - Henry r.
Siekman, Judge; Elizabeth Drifmeyer,
clerk.
Twenty-second Precinct-James Van
Zant, judge; w. L. Durham, clerk
Fifth Ward.
Twenty-third Precinct - Orville
Price, judge: Ida l.. Huber, clerk.
Twenty-fourth Precinct-Richard P.
Strohm, Judge; Angeline Hay. clerk.
Twenty-fifth Precinct Morris Pit
man. Judge; Louis Salzarule, clerk.
Twenty-sixth Precinct-Harry Hod-
gin, Judge: Margaret Handley, clerk.
Twenty-seventh Precinct H. E.
Druley. Judge; Annie Day, clerk.
Thirty-sixth Precinct Thomas
Wood, Judge; Mrs. Iva NJ. Worth
clerk.
Sixth Ward.
Twenty-eighth Precinct-William A..
Durham, Judge; Dorothy Dilks, clerk.
Twenty-ninth Precinct-William H.
Ward Judge; Florence Roach. clerk.
Thirtieth Precinct - Edward Tim
berlake, judge; Nina H. Keller, clerk.
Seventh Ward.
Thirty-frst Precinct - Harlow Lind
ley. Judge; Frances Wright, clerk.
Thirty-second Precinct-Robert C.
Wilson, Judge; Jessie Orr, clerk.
Thirty-third Precinct - John Nc
Manus. judge; Elizabeth Henderson.
clerk.
Eighth Ward.
Thirty-fourth Precinct-A. L. Ellis,
Judge; NJ. C. Addington. clerk.
Thirty-fifth Precinct - Paul Ellis,
Judge; Emmett Fawcett, clerk