The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
kPOD[ICANs NAME
|DUNTY DELEGATES
Inventions Held In Many Parts Of
Ctats and Men are Chosen for
State Convention In Detroit.

Don at the Ingham county Repub-
'con convention, held at Mason. will
20 to Detroit and vote for Franz
kuhn for attorney general. The re-
ooining 10 will likely cast their vote
1T Grant Fellows.
Auditor-G General Fuller was indors-
o6 for denomination. John Hol-
Drook. OF Lansing, chosen chairman,
Dtoted that he believed primary re-
1ofm was disrupting the party and
W4s making IL more difficult to iron
90 party differences than under the
&014 convention system.
References made TO Congressman
xownsend during the convention
bgUught out much applause from
those present.
MARSHALL, Mich, Sept. ia
heated fight between the "stand-pat"
<ond progressive" elements OF Cal
Z houn county Republicanism marked
the county convention here Wednos-
\ lay.
& The "stan6-patters' were led BY w.
~ Wooden OF Battle Creek. and their
opponents by David Walkinshaw, OF
( Marshall A contest for the county
ohairmanship developed when the
( FORMER nominated Adrian Cooper, of
3 Albion. The progressive element nom
mated Otis Leonard Valse, OF Albion,
y but the "stand-pat" faction was TOO
strong for their opponents and Coop
Or was chosen, the vote standing %
- 81.
When progressive" set OF resolu-
lions was presented to the clerk TO
read, cries OF cut 'em out" was
heard. The resolutions were amend
\ "a.
JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 1.5-The
Il Republican county convention, held
"Wednesday, strongly Endorsed Presi-
. dent Taft, congratulated Congress-
man Townsend on his victory for .he
United States senatorship and
pledged it's support to the Republican
candidates for state senator and rep
resentatives who will be able TO as
Gist In affirming Mr. Townsend's nom
y nation by their vote in the legisla-
r ture.
Il also Endorsed w. w. Wedemey-
Y or to succeed NJ. Townsend in con-
4 gress, and the Republican candidate
Tor governor. Chase S. Osborn, and
requested the delegates to the state
4
4 mort John E. Bird for justice of the
supreme court and Grant Fellows for
atturney-general II. F. Probert was
elected county chairman.
PORT HURON, Mich, Sept. 10
The Republicans OF St. Clair county,
IT their convention, Wednesday,, IN
dorsed President Taft, his administra-
ton, Chase s. Osborn and Congress
!. man McMorran.
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. Sept. 10
The only resolution adopted at the
y Grand Traverse county Republican
convention, Wednesday afternoon, in
dorsed Grant Fellows, OF Hudson, for
attorney-general.
LUDINGTON, Mich, Sept. 15.-Re-
publican county convention here yes
terday afternoon elected j. A. Sher-
man chairman for the third term.
Resolutions were passed favoring the
candidacy of Judge c. Fl. Whitney, OF
Reed City. as circuit judge.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. 15.-At
convention of the Republicans OF
EWashtenaw county here "Wednesday.
It which resolutions approving of the
creation of a tariff commission and
the conservation movement inaugur-
4 ated by Roosevelt were passed. Sen
4 atOr Charles G.. Simons, of Detroit,
made the principal address OF the con-
vention, and julius <. Beal. regent of
the University of Michigan, was
chairman.
BENTON HARBOR. Mich, Sept. 10.
The county Republican convention
made no attempt to instruct delegates,
but II is believed the majority of the
\ Befrien delegation will stand by Grant
Fellows for attorney-general. John
y r. Owens, Chase Osborn's manager
4 IN Berrien, was Endorsed for member
4 of the state central committee.
HILLSDALE. Mich, Sept. Is
Hillsdale county Republicans Endorsed
X Grant Fellows of Hudson for attor-
ney-general In the three-cornered race
The action was unanimous for the
Hudson attorney. Carl Bailey was
named chairman of the county COM
mittee and Is delegates to the Detroit
B convention were named.
M PONTlAC, MICH, sept. lo.-At inc
Republican county convention dele
{ gates to the state convention were
Z named and ex-senator Thaddeus n.
Seeley chosen county chairman. Con
y gressman s. W. Smith was called be
\ fore the convention and delivered all
"a address. He announced that IL elect
+ ed he would support Gerrit J. Diekem
for speaker.
HOWELL, Mich. Sept. 15.--At III
\ Livingston county Republican conven.
ton eleven delegates 10 the state con-
y vention were chosen and a resolution
was adopted instructing the delegation
& to support Grant Fellows for attor.
3 ney-general. Rev James A. Greene
was elected chairman OF the county
committee.
SAGINAW, Mich. Sept. 15.-The bic
feature OF the convention OF the Sag
inaw Republicans was the unanimous
+ Endorsement OF City Attorney J. +.
& O'Keefe for encouragement. The
privilege was also given Mr.. O'Keer"
81 choosing the 81 delegates to the
state convention. The important nonl-
nations were as follows; Circuit
fudge, w. r. Kendrick; sheriff. Henry
y. Iemche; treasurer. John G. Rau-
cholm; clerk, Edward c. Humphrey
. register, of deeds. r. III. Patterson (;