The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-14
THOMPSON CALLS
STATE COMMITTEE
Regards This AS Great Year
for Republicans
WILL HAVE FULL TICKET
Mr.. Thompson still Suffering From Re-
cent Automobile Accident and VIII
Be Unable to Attend Meeting.
The County Committee
WILL HAVE FULL TICKET

Chairman J. o. Thompson of the Ala
bama republican executive committee yes
terday afternoon called a meeting of the
committee for Tuesday, April 26. Mr.
| Thompson is still suffering from the au-
tomobie accident in which he figured re-
Gently and will not be able to attend the
meeting
| He is somewhat improved and when
seen yesterday at the Davis intirmary
said: This is one of the most important
years in the history of the party in Ala
bama, and it is more to the interest of
the republicans to stay out of the dem
ocratic primary than ever before. l feel
quite sure that complete ticket will be
put In the field and that visible advances
will be made in many parts of the state. ="
Here is the official call and the person.
mel of the committee:
1.-The republican state executive commit
tee is hereby called to meet in Birming-
ham tuesday, April &c, 1910, noon, for the
purpose of calling state convention and
the transaction OF such business as may
properly come before the committee. Re-
spectfully submitted,
JOSEPH o. THOMPSON. Chairman.
| n. L. STEELE, Secretary.
The republican state executive commit
tee of Alabama consists of the following:
| Joseph o. Thompson, chairman.
n. L. Steele, secretary.
| At Large-O. d. Street, Guntersville;
]. D. Blackmore, Birmingham; A. N.
Johnson, Nashville; Julius Sternfeld,
Montgomery; Joshua Franklin, Erin.
| First Distrct-P. d. Parker, Mobile; G.
E. Deans. Mobile; j. T. Peterson. Mobile;
C. M. Allen. Mobile.
Second District-H. F. Irwin, Mont
gomery; w. C. Starke, Troy; B. S. Per-
due Greenville; ]. s. Johnson, Brantley.
Third District-Byron Trammell, Doth
an; Arthur G. Smith, Opelika; c. M.
Cox, Ozark: F. NJ. Slocumb, Headland.
Fourth District-J. M. kitchens, Helm;
]. A. Bingham, Talladega; ]. R. Dyke
Columbiana; w. M. Thweatt, Lincoln.
Fifth District-B. e. Walker, Milstead;
Charles Booth, Prattville; H. E. Berk-
stresser, Dadeville; E. F. Stewart, Hope
Hull.
Sixth District-J. o. Hayes, Eutaw; j.
7. Fowler, Dobbs; r. A. Smith, Birming-
ham, Ad Winds, Greensboro.
Seventh District-M. L. Chenault, Rus
sellville; George Beyers, Cullman; R. R.
McClasky, Boaz; r. J. Guest, Fort
Payne.
Eighth DESTRUCTIVE. w. Simmons,
Athens; G. o. Chenault, Moulton; c. E.
Hutchens, Huntsville; NJ. A. Gold, Scots
boro.
Ninth District--J. H. Montgomery, Bir-
mingham; N. c. Fuller, Centerville; John
T. McEniry. Bessemer; DR.. U. g. Mason
Birmingham.
| Secretary G. C. Willis of the Jefferson
county republican committee, also issued
call for meeting yesterday. 1t will
be held in Birmingham Saturday. Mr..
Willis stated last night that ]. o. Thomp-
son would be strongly Endorsed for his
leadership as state chairman and that res
olutions of Endorsement would probably
be adopted in favor of P. D. Barker OF
Mobile. national committeeman. The
formal call for the county meeting is as
follows:
ITO the Members of jefferson County
Republican Executive Committee.
1.-THE majority of your committee hav-
ing requested me in writing to assemble
the committee for the purpose of elect
ing chairman on account of a vacancy
existing, therefore, by virtue of power in
vested in me as secretary. / do hereby
| call tho members of said committee to as
| semble in the city of Birmingham. at
Magnolia hall, at 1890 o'clock p. m,
Saturday, April 16, 1910.
| &c. C. WILLIS,
Secretary Jefferson County republican
| E-..,,+i,,a Corornittee