The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-08
FIVE CONTESTS
TO BE DECIDED
BY PRIMARIES
Republicans Engage in Many Pre-
election Battles; Good Roads
Fate Determined.

State and county primary cleo
ton will be held Tuesday with five
contests in which voters in this
county will be particularly inter
ested Only one of these is on the
Democratic ticket and that for mi
nority representative in the general
assembly from the Thirty-third
district.
/ Million dollar bond issue for good
roads work will be submitted at this
time and campaign being waged to
authorize this work will probably
center more attention than any of
the party contests.
Polls open at O'Clock in the
morning and close at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon.
On the county ticket. Democrats
have no candidates for county
| judge, county clerk, probate clerk,
treasurer, superintendent of schools
or surveyor. The Republicans have
full ticket with a minor contest
for general assemblyman and three
cornered battles for probate judge,
sheriff and treasurer. Two are
seeking nomination for clerk of
| probate court. All incumbents are
candidates for reelection.
| In the following lists, names of
candidates appear as they will be
printed on the ballots used in this
| county:
| State treasurer-Republic Os-
car Nelson. Democrat: Charles P
Leach, Robert B. Mckendry, Will
liam P Murphy, Edward F. Ryan,
Peter Bartzen, James ]. Brady, w.
c. Clifford, william S. Dunderdale,
Harry S. Kramer.
Superintendent of public instruc-
ton - Republican: Francis G..
Blair, Addison NJ. Sheldon. Demo-
crat: Peter S. Ryan, John Duda,
James A. Murphy.
Representative at large-(Vote
for two)-Republican: Benjamin
Michalek, Henry r. Rathbone, Rich
ard Yates, John B. Brown, Winni-
| fred Mason Huck. Democratic: c.
S. SCHNEIDER, Willis R. Shaw, John
L. Sweeney, Allen D. Albert, Mich
ael H. Cleary. Simon J. German,
William Murphy.
Representative at large to fill va
cancy-(Vote for one)-Republican
| Winnifred NJ. Huck, Benjamin
Michalek, William W. Scott, Mary
Belle Spencer, John ]. Brown,
Stephen A. Day.
| Congressman Fourteenth dis
trict) - Republican: William ].
| Graham. Democrat: L. S. Mayer
State senator-Republica Mar
tin r. Carlson.
| On the Rattle Front.
General assemblymen-CVote for
one, two or three)-Republican
Frank E. Abbey. Harry NJ McCas-
krin, Fred J. Ball. Democrat: Will
/ liam C. Maucker. Charles ]. Smith,
John j. Markey, Everett l.. Werts.
County judge Republican:
Frank ]. Landee.
County clerk-Republican Henry
B. Hubbard.
Probate judge Republican:
George D. Long, Ben D. F'arrar,
| Ben A. Stewart. Democratic: G. A
| Trevor
Clerk probate court-Republican
N. E. Munson, Carl L. Anderson.
! Sheriff-Republica George H.
| Richmond, Charles B. TruxeIl, s. r..
Kennedy. Democrat: Clarence L.
| Edwards.
County treasurer Republican:
John G. Miller, Chester l.. Oline,
! Henry C. Luchman.
| County superintendent of schools
Republican: Justin Washburn.
| County surveyor Republican:
Robert NJ. Benell.
Where You Vote.
| Voting precincts and polling
places aer unchanged from the last
general election. Precincts and
polling places are:
First precinct - Yoh's barber
shop, 413 Fourth avenue.
Second precinct-Grant school.
| Third precinct-Lehnerer store,
900 Third avenue.
| Fourth precinct-Kramer's store,
| $50 Ninth street.
| Fifth precinct Garage, 1112
| Eighth avenue
| Sixth precinct - Evangelical
church, 1920 Twelfth street
| Seventh precinct-Miller's store,
| 1900 Twelfth street.
| Eighth precinct-Court house.
| Ninth precinct-Cirivella grocery,
| SIP Fifteenth street.
Tenth precinct - Kramer's, SIS
FOurteenth-and-ah street
Eleventh precinct - Ullemeyer's
drug store, 1901 Fifteenth street
Twelfth precinct-Sala building,
| 319 Nineteenth street
Thirteenth precinct - Episcopal
| church
Fourteenth precinct-Neighbo
hood store, 2016 Ninth avenue.
Fifteenth precinct-Hose house,
| sgt Twenty-second street.
Sixteenth precinct -Schmidt's
| grocery, S21 Twentieth street.