Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-06-26
NEWLEADERSNAMED.
Republican National Committee
Is Reorganized. 4
DROP SEVERAL GOLD GUARD"
Rosewater, MuIvane, Vorys Of Ohio
and Penrose Are Among Those I.
Who Are DispIaced-Frank
B. Kellogg Of Minnesota
Also Loses Out. IA 49,. =.

Chicago. June educational COM
mitteemen were elected by the state
delegations to the national Repubn-
can convention, progressives being
chosen In every case where the Roose-
velt men are in control. Thirteen
members of the old committee were
reelected. Several members OF the
old guard who were prominent In the
contest hearings last week fell by the
wayside, as predicted. Roy O. West
succeeds Frank O. Lowden in illinois,,
Victor Rosewater was thoroughly
steam rolled by the Nebraska delega-
ton. Harry s. New retired voluntar-
lily in Indiana. David w. Mulvane OF
Kansas gave way to- William Allen
White. Arthur I. Vorys of Ohio
stepped down and out, Walter F.
Brown taking his place. Senator
Boise Penrose Of Pennsylvania was
thrown outside Of the trenches by
William Finn. f.s5
Bay State Men Fail to Agree.
The Massachusetts delegation made
another attempt today to agree on an
organization, the result being that the
delegates from the Bay state marched
to the convention at the Coliseum
hopelessly divided. There are IS
Taft and IS Roosevelt men in the del
egation.
The Roosevelt delegates were will
ing to concede Taft the national COM
mitteeman If some one other than
Senator Murray Crane was selected.
The Taft delegates decided on Cliff
ford Gallagher for committeeman and
asserted that there was not sufficient
time in which to notify the Roosevelt
men of their choice. Charles 8. Bird
was selected for national committee
man by. the Roosevelt men.
Frank q. Kellogg Loses.
Charles Nagel. a member Of Presi-
dent Taft's cabinet, went down in Mis-
souri,, Thomas K. Niedringhaus sue
ceeding him. In Minnesota Frank B.
Kellogg is succeeded by l. A. CasweA,
newspaper publisher of Anoka, al
though Kellogg fought valiantly for
the Roosevelt forces all through the
sessions OF the national committee.
There were other notable changes,
the Roosevelt men being the gamers,
although it is declared that they are
many votes short Of enough to control
the national committee.
Those Elected.
Following are the national commit
teemen elected: ..3 &
Alabama-sPrelate D. Barker.
Arizona-Ralph H. Cameron.
California-Meyer Lissner.
Colorado-Senator Simon Guggen-
helm.
Observation-Disclosures F. Broker.
Delaware-sT. Coleman DUPONT
Florida sHenry S. Chubb.
Georgia-Henry S. Jackson.
Idaho-John w. Hart
Illinois-Roy o. West.
lndiana-Janes p. Goodrich.
Iowa.. T. Adams.
Kansas-William Allen White
Kentucky-John W. Mccullough.
Maine-Frederick Hale.
Maryland-W. P. Jackson
Undergraduates, B. Warner.
Minnesota. A. Caswell.
Mississippi-sL. B. Moseley.
Missouri-Thomas K. Niedringhaus.
Montana. A. Marlowe.
Nebraska-R. B. Howell. & 5s5E
Nevada-H. B. Maxson.
New Hampshire-sFred w. Esta-
brook.
New Jersey-Borden D. Whiting. 81
New Mexico-sSolomon Luna.
North Carolina-Richmo4d Pearson
North Dakota-Thomas Marshall.
Ohio-Walter F. Brown. &
Oklahoma-George c. Priestly.
Pennsylvania-Willi Finn.
South Dakota-'Thomas Thorson.
Texas-H. F. McGregor.
Utah-sC. E. Loose.
Vermont-John L. Lewis.
Virginia-sA III. Martin.
Washington-sS A. Perkins.
West Virginia-William S. Edwards.
Wisconsin-sAlfred T. Rogers.
Wyoming-George D. Pexton.
Hawaii-Charles A. Rice.
Alaska-sL. P. Shackleford. -r
Porto Rico-S. Behn. (.
sRe-elected.