The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
CANDIDATES FLOOD
CLERKS OFFICE LAST
DAY Of APPLICATIONS

Saturday, the final day for amb1-
tious candidates who would have their
names placed on the Republican or
Democratic ballots to be voted on for
the nomination at the primary, May
2, proved a heavy day for the county
clerk and his assistants. Scores OF
candidates called in the afternoon and
filled out the blanks which make
formal request that their names be
placed on the ballot.
Ten days remain for persons who
wish to be named delegates to the
state party conventions to file their
names. Lists of all the offices closed
Saturday, however.
Republicans filing Saturday and the
offices to which they aspire, were:
Sam X. Morgan, Justice OF the peace;
Frank Worl, Bartine Reynolds and
Leon Daugherty, OF Cambridge City,
for township advisory board members;
John II. Thomas for 35th precinct
committeeman; 2. Burnley Pyle for
township assessor, Wayne township;
Charles E. Hiatt, Dublin, for county
council; Samuel Glunt, for township
trustee; Charles Fetzer, for precinct
committeeman; Russell Miner for
township assessor; Hamilton Squire,
Green's Fork, for township assessor;
James Lamb, of Economy, for mem
Der of the township advisory board;
n. s. Mendenhall and Frank CAM
Economy, same office.
Economy Applicants.
Mrs. Clara Manning. Mrs. Emma
Stanley and Mrs. May Oler all OF
Economy entered the lists for place
in ar uic
les E. Porter, South Seventh street,
this city, filed for the office of Wayne
township trustee.
John Hendershott, Otto Neber and
Mahlon G. Marveyal, all of Webster,
would have places on the township
advisory board Robert Warren of Mil
ton, filed for Washington township
precinct committeeman; Lewis Davis,
244 Pearl street for thirty-second pre-
cinct committeeman; Alexander Alb
bolt of Hagerstown would be Dalton
township assessor; Jesse c. Reynard,
for committeeman: Albert c. Sour
beer for Washington township trus-
tee.
Gwen Duke, Boston, filed his appli-
cation for place as candidate for the
office township trustee; Alphons
Weishaupt, 444 South Sixth street for
committeeman; Charles p. Garrett,
Centerville for member of the town
ship advisory board; Royden M. Wolf
gang, Easthaven avenue for commit
teeman; Albert c. Sarver of Milton
for township trustee; Irwin l.. Suits for
precent committeeman.
Democrats File
All the above candidates were Re-
publicans. The following are Dem
ocrats:
Frank S. Mcdaniel, Cambridge City,
for third precinct committeeman;
Harry NJ. Sourbeer of Pershing, for
township advisory board member;
Park B. Sourbeer of Pershing, for
sixth precinct committeeman; Amos
r. Ehle Of Pershing for county cor
oner; Ruban Bertsch, Jackson town
ship: fifth precinct, for committeeman,
Golden H. Moore, for precinct commit
teeman, Jackson township; DeFor-
rest Druley for Boston township trus-
tee; Delbert Minnick for twenty-fourth
precinct; Louis SalZarulo, for twenty
fifth precinct committeeman; G. H.
Moore and Charles F. Close, both OF
Cambridge City. for committeeman;
Charles F. Wheeler. of Cambridge
City. for jackson township advisory
board.
Albert Gordan, of Dalton, for first
! precinct committeeman; John R
Spohr, Stephen G. Endsley, Emmett
Dye, all of Centerville, for Abingdon
township advisory board; Don H
Wright, Cambridge City. for township
chairman; Thomas Morgan for third
precinct committeeman, Center;
James T. Harris for Center township
trustee; James w. Morgan for Cen
ter township assessor; Carl B. Jones
for precinct committeeman; William
Urban for fifteenth precinct commit
teeman; Theodore C. Davis of Green's
Fork for second precinct committee
man, Clay township. and Sylvanus o
paddock for Abingdon township trus
tee; Albert Caldwell of Washington
township for state committeeman.