The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-28
CLUB TO BOOST
KERR'S CHANGES
FRIENDS OF A. w. KERR MEET IN
LAURIUM AND FORM CLUB TO
ASSIST HIM IN RACE FOR
CONGRESS.

There was well-attended meeting
of Calumet residents last evening in
the Calumet Social club rooms, for the
purpose of forming a club in the in
terests of the candidacy OF Attorney
Angus w. Kerr, for congressman from
the Twelfth congressional district
James MacNaughton, general manager
OF the c. 4 IL. Mining company, was
elected president of the club, and there
is also strong and representative
vice. presidency The members are
very enthusiastic, and will do every
thing in their power to boost Mr..
Kerr's candidacy.
The club is To be known as the Kerr
Boosting Club" and the following rec
concentrations were passed and off,
GERS elected at the meeting:
That the officers of the club be as
follows:
President-James MacNaughton.
Vice Presidents-W. ]. Reynolds, f.
II. Schumacher, w. ]. Uren, John Knox,
Captains Alex Mackenzie, Alec Cam
eron. Charles Mcclellan, Edwin Wat
tiers, William Rosevear, John Rowe,
William Sleeves and William Il. Dam
| iel, Charles L. Noetzel, James Tor
reano, Paul Il. Roehm, l. w. Frimodig,
John Vertin, G. Il. L. Thomas Il. r..
Daume, Michael Klobuchar, Captain
James Chynoweth, johnson Vivian, DIR.
j. w. Clark, Barnard Holstrom, Angus
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Cruise, Captain John Pentecost, Cap
tain Joseph Biscombe, George Wright
Captain William Pollard, James Rich
eta, William Was. Cal Kohn, Cap
tain Thomas Wilson, Charles Heusa,
G. Martini Mike Quello, John Gaspar-
ovich, Charles r. Anderson, Joseph
Stefanich, Dennis Mccarthy, Captain
p Kerns, Henry Johns. James II. Ash
ton, Chris Yoki. John T. Rowe, John
MacNaughton, John T.. Macdonald,
Charles Mugford. Gust Preuss Joseph
Trudell and Gordon r. Campbell.
RECOMMENDATIONS Ulseth
Secretary-John ]. Ellis, Jr.
That the officers appoint committees
i'm each precinct TO stimulate interest
in Mr.. Kerrs candidacy and to attain
as large a vote as possible for him at
the primaries.
That the name of this organization
be the Kerr Boosting club.
That the officers call meeting to
arouse interest and enthusiasm i'm Mr..
Kerr's behalf.
That the members of this club ac-
company Mr.. Kerr during his cam
paign through the county.
That every legitimate and lawful
means be used by this organization to
further and foster the candidacy of
our distinguished fellow-c citizen, Angus |
W. Kerr, for congress.
These recommendations were pre-
scented by c. +. l.. Thomas, James A.
Torreano and j. Wesley Downing and
adopted at the meeting. |
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There will be n meeting OF the Span. |
ish-American war vets Sunday after
noon in the Light Guard Armory. for
the purpose OF completing the organi-
zation of the new camp.
Mesdames Riley and Carlson of this
city left. this morning for Marquette
to attend the grand rally of the Lady |
Maccabees of the World, which is to |
be held in the Queen city tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Brice and the |
Misses Viola and Mary Sumner of Port |
Huron, arrived on the Lakeland yes
terday, and are visiting at the home of |
Rev. and Mrs. Healy Of Osceola for a
few days.
The five-year-old daughter of Mr. |
and Mrs. John Shultz of Centennial |
died last evening from diphtheria. In
terment was at Lake View late last |
night.