Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-28
THREE PARTIES
NAME CHAIRMAN
Col. Loose Again Selected by Re-
publican State Conn.,
mlttee.
BENJAMIN T. LLOYD RESIGNS
Long Record Of Service To Party
Joseph T. Young His successor
Dunbar Chosen nv "Americans.'

Three PARTY chairmou werc named a
meetings held IVA this city Tuesday col
I'd Loose. MS tnnounced IN yesterday
"News." was chosen 10 succeed him
self a. chairman Of the Republican
state committee at a meeting Of th'
newly elected committee held IN tho
Office Of GOV Spry Joseph A. Young
who has been secretary of the Salt Lake
Democratic county committee for sew
eral years. WAS elected chairman Of the
committee yesterday. 10 succeed ben
T. Lloyd. and David & Dunbar was
chosen chairman Of the pseudo-Amer-
lean com mlttee. which leo held a meet
ing Tuesday
Tho Republican meeting was attended
by u Of the % committeeman elected
az the Republican state convention held
AZ ogden. Monday. the following being
in attendance. J T. Eldredge. Jr, hold
Ing the proxy Of ]. q. Jorscnsen OF
SEWER county: W r Knox Of Beaver.
L. n. Stohl Of Boxelder A W Horsley
Of Carbon. w J Seely Of Emery. j.
q. sullivan Of Juab. NJ. NJ steele, JrY
Of Piute, Wesley X Walton OF Rich,
carl A Badger Of salt Lake, j. Nj.
johnson OF Sanpete, George Sesrle OF
Uintah j C. Jensen Of Wasatch and
Rudolph kuchler Of Weber; j, u.
Eldredge. Jr, Salt Lake. United states
Senator George Sutherland and Con
gresham Joseph Howell attended tho
meeting. Gov Spry being absent on ac-
count OF tho state board OF pardons
being in session at the state penlten-
tiary.
After short Informal discussion
among the members, Senator Carl A.
Badger of Salt Lake placed col
Loose In nomination for the state
Craftsmanship. The selection OF MT
Loose was made by unanimous vote, l..
~ Stohl OF l3oxelder nominated II. G.
I.oofbourow az first viCe-Chalrman
and John DeGrey Dixon OF Utah
nominated l.. n. stohl as second vice
chairman: both gentlemen were elect
ed without opposition. The chairman
was empowered to appoint his own
secretary. II L. Cum mings holding
the position at present In the absence
~ Col George Il. Squires. who is Ill
Col Loose had placed his resignation
with the committee but II is believ-
ed he will act on the unanimous re-
quest ~ tho state committee. Col.
l.oosc IL st present In Nsw York
The Democratic county committee
met i'm the headquarters Of the state
committee on the sixth floor NJ the
Mcintyre building Tuesday evening.
The resignation Of Ben T. Lloyd as
county chairman was accepted. and
Joseph A. Young was named as his
successor. Mr. Lloyd has been chair
man of the county Democratic or
gis,ization for many years and has
served the party through success and
through defeat: he has been faithful
az his post. and his services have been
appreciated by his party. Mr. Young
has acted rs secretary Of the COM
mittee for some time, and Is entirely
familiar with the conditions and needs
OF the party
Destinations were received from Sow
eral candidates named on the Demo-
cratic county ticket which we're filed
and tho county committee was au-
thorlzed 10 MI the vacancies. which
will be done IN a few days The de-
clinations were as follows Joseph s.
Peery. candidate for the state senate.
Frank r.. stephens. candidate for the
lower house; Douglas A Swan. can
ddate for auditor. stephen L. Rich
ards. candidate for county attorney:
Walter Romney. candidate for county
clerk