The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-12
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DEMOCRATS HOLD COUNTY CONVENTIONS

gates to Duluth were Instructed to vote
for Charles ReinhOldson for delegate to
the national convention from the eighth
district They are: r. c.. Saunders, J. j.
Folsom, M. b. Hurley. b. ]. Role. William
Russell Walter Scott, Charles Reinhold-
son and Charles L. Eaton. R. c. Saunders
was recommended as member of the state
central committee from Pine county.
Rock
Special to The Globe
LUVERNE. Mimi, June 11.-At the
Democratic county convention today seven
delegates were elected to the state con-
buttons were passed favoring reatfirming
the Kansas City platform as far as APP
supporting any one for president who as
| sisted in the defeat Of the Democratic
party in 1896 and 1900. George P. Jones
(''Jones of Rock'), was indorsed as dele
gate to the national convention. Jay La
Due was reelected member of the state
central committee. The delegates are
!. IL ID Furlong; Andrew Jensen, George P.
Jones, >. b. Nelson, Jay La Due James
fitzgerald and r. r. Hickie.
Rice
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FARIBAULT. Mimi. June 1.-THE Rice
county Democratic convention here today
most of. whom favor Parker They are:
Ihomas II. Quinn, Frank Glotzbach. M.
NJ NJ Shields; James r.; Smith, Peter F.
Gress, Frank ID. Baker, Merritt Moore
J: A. Campbell, A. D. Weston. Waiter
Mclaughlin and w. T. Shimota. The del
egateS We're instructed for H B. Gress.
OF Northfeld. as delegate to the national
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| DULUTH, Minn June 11.-Thirty-six
delegates to the Democratic state con-
VentIon chosen here today as the repre-
| Sentadves of st. Louis county, will vote
Solidly In the interests of Hearst. An at
tempt on the part of the Parker minority
| TO attach rider to the Hearst resolu
] tlon destroying its effect was voted down
| ONerWhelmlngty after a sharp conflict.
The resolutions which were finally ap-
proved praise Hearst in unStinted terms
ana pledge the st. Louis county Democ-
racy to his standard. The delegates are
instructed to vote as unit and to work
! Tor the selection of Charles D'Autremont
tlonal convention. Following is the list
! OF delegates from st. Louis county:
Charles 'Autremont Jr., D. G. Cash, II.
4 III. Hawkins, nj. H. Mcmahon. r. + NC
| Keon, Alfred Jaques, Martin Hughes. J.
D. Jewett 7. J. Walsh David Brown L.
I; Hudson, P. J. Murray, Bert Fesler
NTheod9ne Nnio63ne 6ollister Lister j. d Brady J. l.
| Frank Crassweller, T. T. Little J. j.
O'Brien, Charles Banks, John T. Dow,
J; T.. Culbertson, w. E. McEwen, E. E.
BarnIdge, M. ]. Filiatrault j. A. Gro
chowsk, F. M. Cutting. Conrad Wick
! lund, w. E. Kern, J. S. Grover, John
| Beutner, u l.. Roberts, Emil TeSSman,
| Walter Johnson.
Stearns
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ST. CLOUD, Mimi. June 11.-Stearns
| county Democrats in their county con-
/ Vention today elected a delegation to the
state convention strongly anti-Hearst.
| Resolutions were adopted Cenounciner saas
| unworthy OF consideration by Democrats
| ana as directly opposed to Democratic
| ldeaIs, the candidacy of any man to any
of1ce whose only claim is his wealth. AS
| Volclng the almost unanimous opinion of
| the StearnS county Democracy we in
| struct the delegation to the state con-
| Ventlon to carry out the wishes of the
| voters who elected them to representation
| In this convention and to vote and work
| against any Endorsement of the candidacy
| or w X. Hearst for president" The dele
| cation was instructed for Frank ZinS as a.
| delegate to the national convention from
| the Sixth district. Fred, Schiplin was
| recommended for member of the state
the congressional committee Frank Min.
| nette, of Sauk Center was temporary
chairman of the convention and a mo-
tIon to make Senator V. Batz perma-
| nent chairman in his place failed by a
| vote of 80 to SO. Batz was supported by
| the Hearst men and number of his per-
sonaI friends in his senatorial district.
! Steele
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| OWATONNA, Mimi, June 11.-One of
4 attended
/ Democratic conventions ever held In
| Steele county took place here this after
noon The delegates elected to the state
| convention con 34it are William Gausewitz. Leon
| ard Virtue, w. j. Topper, B. S. Cook, DR.
| T. w. Cooley John r. Bell. E. j. Hor-
ton, w: II. Kelly. George F. Darby
August Linse and w. J. Virtue. Seven Of
| the delegates are pronounced advocates
of Judge Parker, two are Hearst men
and the other have no decided preference,
but favor Towne
4 no nY1lxy
from William GausewitZ and instructed
| the delegation to use it's best endeavor to
send Leonard Virtue as district dele
| Guthrie. of Blooming Prairie. was rec
commended for state committeeman for
Steele county.
| Sherburne
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ELK RIVER, Mimi, June 1.-THE
| Democrats of Sherburne county today
4 elected as delegates to the state con-
Yention Charles Brown, G.. s. Wheaton,
| III. III. Mansur, Charles Judkins and N ID.
| Brown. They are uninstructed. The con-
| vention favored S. j. Mealey. Of Month
| cello and G.. E. Vasaly, Of Little Falls.
as district delegates to the national con-
| yention.
Swift
Special to The Globe
| BENSON, Mimi, June 1.-THE Demo-
| cratic county convention this afternoon
elected the following delegates to Du-
luth: c; I. Kane. 6. w Champlin,
James McQuaid, K. H. Young D. P.
| Carney, D. F. McDermott. Joseph Rein
| smith, l. B. Anderson James Madden
and G. B. O'Neil. Resolutions were
adopted recommending Leslie Matthews
as member of the state central com
mittee to succeed c. w. Stanton and
| indorsing c. L. Kane as delegate to the
national convention. The prevailing sem
timent was for an uninstructed delegation
to st. Louis.
Traverse
Special to The Globe
| WHEATON, Mimi, June 11-Harmony
distinguished the Democratic convention
here today. The convention was strongly
for Hearst. The delegates to Duluth are
Frank Lindquist, Herman Klawon, T. F.
| O'Hair, Herman Krauth. George AIlanson,
Swan Carlson, Martin Monson and Mar
tin Leyden. The delegates were in
structed to secure if possible the nomi-
nation of Evans, of Tracy, and O'Hair,
of Wheaton as delegates to St Louis.
Wabasha
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| WABASHA, Mimi June 11-At the
Democratic convention today the follow
ing delegates were elected to represent
| Wabasha county at Duluth: w. H Rich
ardson, M: ]. Olaghlin, ]. F. McGovern