The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-28
THE DEMOCRATS
IN CONVENTION
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chairman and Henry Mcfarland. see
rotary. Judge NJ j. Wade, Of Iowa
City, resolutions; A. Balluff, OF Daven.
port, organization; j. G. Van Lent,
central committees: owen McCaffrey,
Maquoketa, vice-president; F. B. En-
giles, Maqaoketa, secretary.
A resolution was read by John
Theopolis, OF Davenport, endorsing
Judge Wolfe, OF Clinton, for supreme
Judge and instructing the Second dis.
trict to present his name to the con-
vention.
Third District.
f. H. Bashor, Waterloo, chairman;
]. N. Mallon, Hampton, secretary;
resolutions, T. J. Fitzgerald, Dubuque;
credentials, j. N. Mallon, Hampton;
permanent organization, H. A. Cook,
Eagle Grove; vice-president, G. d.
Cameron. Wright county; assistant
secretary, John Homeringhause, Bre.
mer county.
T. II. Duffy was reelected member
Of the state centra committee. Reso.
lutions were passed favoring M. G.
Matthews, of Dubuque and p. B.
Wolfe of Clinton for the supreme
bench.
Fourth District.
Tim Donovan, of New Hampton,
chairman; permanent chairman, Robt.
Quigley, Clayton; vice-president, Chas.
Paricurich, of Cerro Gordo county;
secretary, F. B. Brierman, of Winni-
shiek county; credentials, A. ]. An
ders, oelwein; resolutions, f. A.
OConner, Chickasaw county; perma-
nent organization, f. H. Howard,
Strawberry Point; state committee
man, E. r. Moore, of Anamosa.
Fifth District.
F. B. Stoher, of Toledo, secretary:
NJ. ]. Mcmahon. of Bradford, district
member resolutions; o. A. Wallace.
Benton county, credentials: 4. f.
Bradford, Marshall county, perma-
nent organization; l. p. Brawdish,
Linn county, viee-president; f. r.
Moore, committeeman. The district
instructs for local option high Ii.
cense plank.
The Sixth District.
The Sixth district caucus was held
on the stage of the Grand opera
house called to order by N. F. Reed,
Ottumwa. l.. F. Richmond. Abba, pre-
sided, q. f. Munroe. Oskaloosa, sec.
rotary Convention officers chosen as
follows: Sixth district. members of
state committee N. +. Reed, of Ottum.
wa, yice-president H. G. Leech of
Davis county, assistant secretary C.
=. Munroe; committee on credentials
J. M, Case. of Monroe county, perman-
ent organization, Wilford Hall, Oska-
loosa; resolutions s. F. Mcconnell of
Davis county; N. +. Reed was en-.
dorsed for chairman of the state com
mittee. There was no contest until
the election of members of resolu-
tions was reached when General ]. B.
Weaver wanted Mr.. Mcconnell to ex-
press himself. We never wanted liquor
question left alone. Judge Moon de-
manded that there be no interference
with personal rights, and wanted the
resolutions to be explicit on liquor
question. Judge Meyers, of Newton,
suggested referendum and recall Civ
ing people chance to vote. Mr.. Nc
Connell said he favored leaving ques-
ton out of this campaign, but would
vote for a local option plank rather
than no regulation The rules were
suspended and he was chosen with
cheers.
Eighth District.
Chairman. William Perkins, Wayne
county; secretary, Geo. E. Hirsch,
Leon; assistant secretary, Chas. Mel
son, Chillicothe; credentials, w. T.
Davis. Fremont county; permanent
organization, J. Krifelbaugh, Lucas
county; resolutions, r. 81 Poston,
Wayne county. DR.. ]. W. Reynolds.
of Union county, was reelected com
mitteeman.
Ninth District.
]. ]. Hughes, state central commit
tee; H. P. Hoffman, Guthrie Center.
temporary chairman; Harry Misoer.
assistant secretary; l.. L. Behner.
Mills county, secretary; Herman
Weunder, credentials; w. w. Burrell,
permanent organization; w. Riley,
Montgomery county. resolutions.
Tenth District.
C. C. Calico, Carroll county, chair
man; c. f. Coswell. Denison, creden-
tials; H. G. Schroeder, permanent or
ganization; ]. F. Dalton, Manson, re-
elected committeeman.
Eleventh District.
C. Bronson, state committeeman;
A. ID. Bilby, Ida county, presided; w.
Mulvaney, Cherokee county, secretary,
Ed B. Kirby, Sioux City, resolutions;
c. G. Connolly, Beuna Vista county,
credentials; Jacob Olson, o'Brien
county, permanent organization.