The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28
STRATTON WILL RUN
REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY NOMi-
MATED ny REPUBLICANS.
Faction Headed ny Davidson Meets In
Bfrmingham and Decide To
Pat Out n Full state
TICKET.


a mass-convention held In Birming-
ham by Republicans of Alabama TO-DAY,
a state ticket was nominated. new
state executive committee was named.
a platform was adopted. including
request on President Theodore Roose-
welt to run for the presidency again.
and ardent speeches were made.
With but exception. the Republicans
made nomination for every state Of
nee to be. voted on In the November
elections. Julius w. Davidson, who ID
leading the Observation-Disclosures
forces in the Republican, party, was
named as chairman of the new state
executive committee with Z. "A. Miller,
of Fayette county. secretary. There
were about eighty-five Republicans
present. almost all districts being rep
resented.
WI wellman, former state chairman,
made a speech during the morning SEES
| sion OF the mass-convention In which
he endorsed the gathering and the
work proposed to be done and stated
| that the administration at Washing
| ton would sanction the proceedings
| Two days ago the regular state
| executive committee held a meeting
i here and adopted a resolution to the
effect that nc state ticket should De
made. The mass-convention today Is
practically q bolt from the regular
i machine. n nuBfDcE VI PtphAAhSets 1850
bers of the party were in attendance
at the convention here today.
i At the morning session, committees
were named to nominate state tick
ct. to prepare a platform to name new
state executive committee and to out
| line campaign. At the afternoon
session the committees made reports.
The following state ticket was nomi-
mated:
Governor--Judge A. E. stratton. Of
/ Montgomery.
Lieutenant- aforementioned James
A. Hurst. of Etowah.
/ Attorney General r. Sloan. OF
4 Blount.
state Auditor--J. c. Miller. of JET
ferson.
Secretary Of state--George r. Ran
dolph, of Calhoun.
| State Treasurer--George Bvers. Of
lCullman.
Superintendent of Education---No ont
named.
| Commissioner of Agriouiture-w,i.
Members of Railroad Commissioners
A. Leonard. OF Mobile: Charles p. Lane
Huntsville.
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
shelby s. Pleasant. OF Huntsville.
| Associate Justice--Warren s. Reese
of Montgomery; Arthur s. Stiles
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platform Of the national Republican
committee: requests there be no tink
erinR with the protection: depreciateI
! weak administration of Justice, which
II It Is claimed leads to mob violence anC
other infractions of the law; requests
President Roosevelt to run again roi
the presidency.
The following state executive com
mittee was named:
Il J. w. Davidson. OF Birmingham
chairmn.
T. H. Millor. of Birmingham. secrs
tary.
At large
n H. Aldrich. Birmingham.
Fred G. Brombeg, Mobile.
J. W. Hughes. Birmingham.
J. H. Hays. Warrior
II George B. Randolph. Admission.
III T. B. Morton. Birmingham.
J. B. Shields, Jasper
w. A. smith. Birmingham.
W. l. WeIlman. Huntsville
z. Ramsey, Birmingham.
John Stndifer. Alabama City.
l. H. Reynolds. Chiffon county.
: g. 7. Jackson, Birmingham
a BY districts:
/, First--A. s. Leonard, Mobile; A.
Spencer, Mobile
second--A. E. stratton. Montgomery
l.. J. Bryan, Montgomery.
Third-Ben Dyer, opelika; d. i
. Smith, Opelika
: Fourth-W, +. Aldrich, AIdrich; r. !
Hollingsworth. Lincoln.
Fifth. A. Alexander. Alexande
!. lCity; S. II. Carlisle. Alexander City.
!. Sixth--D. n. Cooper Lansford; j. a
: Crawford. Jasper 4l
Y. Seventh-G. w. Byers. CuIlman: ]
f. Anderson, Fort Payne.
Eighth. r. Luney, Shefield; C.
Lane. Huntsville.
NINTH. c. Miller Birmingham;
F. Johnson. Birmingham.