The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-08
WNSHIP ELECTION
RETURNS ARE REPORTED

Results from Boston township gave
Albert Parks 205 votes for the office
of trustee as compared with 1T for
DeForest Druley. For township as
SCISSOR William Overholser had ma
jority of 70 over his opponent, Adam
Eby.
James A. Driffill, Republican, and
James H. Martin, also Republican,
were elected township trustee and as
/ SCISSOR, respectively m Center town
ship. They were opposed by James
F. Harris and James W. Morgan
Gaar Eliason, Elmer B. Jackson and
4 Omar T. McConaha were the Republi-
can candidates for township advisory
board. They were unopposed.
Clay Township.
Miles Bradbury and Hamilton
Squires were elected to the office of
township trustee and township asses
sor in Clay township. Both are Re-
publicans. They had no opposition.
Osro Blose was elected township
1 trustee and John w. Reid, township
assessor in Franklin township. There
was no opposition. George Rothermel
and Fred Wallace were elected to the
township advisory board.
George NJ. Duke is the new township
trustee for Greene township. Charles
E. Boyd was elected assessor. Neither
had opposition.
Harrison Township
i Isaac l.. Brooks was elected trustee
and Levi R. Odom assessor for HarTi
son township Leon Daugherty, Bar
tine Reynolds and Frank B. Worl were
} elected to the township advisory
: board. All these offices were without
opposition from the Democrats.
. In New Garden township Albert
, Swain was elected trustee and John
J D. Williams assessor without opposi
! ton.
In Perry township Byram Pierce
: was elected trustee, John Bowman as
: SCISSOR, and Frank Cain, Clara Man
: ming and Emma Stanley elected to tho
township advisory board without op
' position.
In Wayne township Charles Hodge
D received 5426 votes for township trus
{ tee, against 1902 for Robert Wilson
, Democratic candidate.
Y Jonathan Edgerton received 5146 FOL
J. the office of township assessor, and
5 Daniel Doyle, Democrat, 1873.
!. Dalton Township
e Elmer Lumpkin, Republican, receiv
ed 152 votes in Dalton township fol
r the office of trustee. His opponent
], Leroy Harter received So; John H. La
r Mar received 153 votes, as against g.
S for the Democratic candidate for thu
office of assessor, Richard Howell.
Harley Beeson, Sylvester Billheimer
and Rosie Charles, Republicans were
unopposed for the office of TOWNSHIP
advisory board.
jefferson Township
Republicans sustained reverses Il
jefferson township, where the Demo
:. cratic candidates for the offices o
!, trustee and assessor, Clarence Vol
!, maui and Alonzo Daugherty, wer
i elected.
! Vornauf received 625 woes agains
), 4o2 for his opponent, Clinton Woolar6
). Daugherty received 544 as against At
= for Henry Bowman.
On the other hand, a straight Re
publican advisory board, consisting G
Clarence Harris, William T. Leavel
and John A. Locke, was elected owe
the opposition, William o. Cleveland
= David NJ. Fouts and Grafton Stewar
The Democrats and Republican
split sfifty-fifty" in Webster towl
n ship, electing Howard Harris, on tn
J. Democratic ticket, for trustee, an
, Edward j. Wilcoxen, on the Republ
Z can ticket, for assessor. Figure
: were not available on the entire vot,
although it is known that Harris wo
ID by So votes and Wilcoxen won by :
majority of six.
u Abingdon Township
The same thing occurred in Abini
ton township. Sylvanus o. Paddocl
Democrat, won by a substantial mi
" jority for the office of trustee. Me-
Schroy was elected assessor. He
u a Republican.
Jackson Township
A straight Democratic ticket wa
elected in Jackson township. Tt
ticket was: Trustee, Henry T. Ke
Ter: assessor Thomas Graves; advi
I DRY board, Harry NJ. Sourbeer, MAJ
] E. F. Stewart, and Charlie F. Wheele
Washington Township
At 8 o'clock Wednesday counting
= the ballots had not been finished ar
/. candidates were waiting on word fro
=. the election inspector. A warm CO
ar test has been on over the townsh
N election in this township.
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