Bosses' Caucus Slate Nominated In City Convention
The Republican ticket was presented at the Coliseum with D. W. Fitton for president of council and Millikin for mayor leading a full slate. Millikin won the nomination amid truck support while Truck factionists left in protest as the convention wrapped up with no opposition to solicitor, Blum and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Fitton
Tom Howard
Ben Batts
Coliseum
Hamilton
John B. Connaughton
Thomas G. Smith
James K. Cullen
Republican Committee
Mark Millikin
William J. Trueck
Dr. Millikin
Millikin
Republican News
Frank P. Richter
J. C. Hooven
O. V. Parrish
Walter L. Tobey
Truek
Howard
Batts
Richter
Serjeants-At-Arms
Truck
Morey
Belden
Thomas Howard, Jr
Second Ward
Billy Truck
Mr. Truck
Huls— E. L. Huls
William J. Truck
Hull
J. C
Frank Richter
Bowers
Selden
Henry Welsh
Republican Board of Public Service and School Board
James
Frailey
Straub
Boards of Health
Columbus
Board of Public Service
Connaughton
Robertson
John Woods
William F. Mason
Ford Hal John Holzberger
Judge Belden
Cullen
Tobey
Ward caucuses nominate council and assessor candidates
In the first ward caucus J. P. Stillwaugh presided as C. W. DeArmond and Thomas G. Smith were nominated for council and assessor respectively amid debate over courtesy to Mr. Connaughton. The second ward caucus, led by Thomas J. Howard, named Charles C. Clark or Harry Lee for council with Clark winning 14 to 13. Howard named for assessor. The third ward caucus chose Dr. J. P. Wilson over Theodore Bock for council by 79 to 47 and named Thomas James for assessor. Dr. Wilson seeks a second term after a favorable council record. Fourth ward results incomplete with Us. Welsh victorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Millikin
Clinton E. Walling
Harry C. Blum
D. W. Fitton
Board of Public Service
S. M. Goodman
James Blair
A. Rothwell
Isaac J. Grahaw
Thomas A. McDonald
Frederick Schneider
Board of Education
George C. Skinner
A. W. Margedant
James 8. Frailey
Clarence W. DeArmond
Charles C Clark
J. P. Wilson
Henry Welsh
Thomas Howard, Sr
Thomas James
Rolland Davis
Morey
E. Hemp
William Pfan
Oscar Ritchie
John C. Slayback
Charles Falk
Robert J. Shank
N. B. Tubbs
E. E. Lewis
Thomas Howard, Jr
James Moriarity
Walter Skinner
L. M. Larsh
Ed Birdsong
David Meneh
Chick Imlay
Mr. Richter
Mr. Blum
Thomas Howard
Harry Blum
Charles J. Parrish
Mr. Fitton
J. C. Slaybaeck
Hamilton
Isaac J. Graham
J. P. Stillwaugh
C. W. DeArmond
Smith
Connaughton
Tubbs
Thomas G. Smith
Ecaucus
Thomas J. Howard
Charles C. Clark
Harry Lee
Clark
Mosler Safe Company
Lee
Charles Enderes
Chauaffeur
Thomas J. Howard, Sr
Theodore Bock
James K. Cullen
J. C. Slayback
Wilson
Bock
Dr. Wilson
Board of Elections
Millikin
Theodore Boek
Williams
Col. J. C. Hooven
Walton S. Bowers
Theodore Book
Charles Robertson
Welsh reelected assessor in fourth ward lands big majority
Rolland Davis was named for assessor and voters chose Mr Welsh for a second term. His large majority pleased him and he thanked constituents in a speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Davis
Welsh
Worker Injured by Falling Iron at Elmwood Plant
Sanders aged 26 of Elmwood and an employee of Stacey Manufacturing was seriously injured yesterday when a heavy angle iron struck his head at work. Dr. W. O. C. attended him. he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Elmwood
Stacey Facturing Company
W. C. T. U. To Meet At Sarah Porter's Home
The W. C. T. U. will meet this afternoon at 436 North Ninth, the home of Sarah Porter. Members are requested to attend and respond to roll call, bringing a temperance item to discuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T. Ucu
Sarah Porter
North Ninth
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Osses
J. E. Morey
Walton
Republican Board of Public Service
Republican Board of Education
Fourth Ward
Dee
Saee
C.E. Walling
Mr. Walling
Blum and Fitton
Bell Phone
South Fourth
Charles Clark
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