The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-06
FRANK FRANTz IS CHAIRMAN
OF OKLAHOMA DELEGATION
George PrIestIy, Who Resigned
From Tail National Committee,
Chosen By Roosevelt

Chicago, Aug. 6.-The committee on
| resolutions which will submit the plat
form to the national progressive con-
vention was named today by the var
/ ious state delegations as follows;
w. r. Fairly. Alabama; Dwight b.
Heard Arizona; a. f. Fowler, Arkan-
sas; Chester II RoweIl, California;
Isaac y. Stevent Colorado; Herbert
Knox Smith, Connecticut; j. b. Hyn-
son, Delaware; George w Brown
Georgia, l. NJ. lngersoll, Idaho; Chas.
Emery, Illinois: VIM ID. Foulke, In
diana; James A Smith, Iowa; VIM.
Allen White, Kansas; A. ID. Bell. Ken
lucky, Jno VI. Parker Louisiana;
lohn +. Taylor, Maine: Miss Alice
Carpenter Massachusetts. Chas. A.
Schreim, Maryland; Syorant Vessel
lus. Michigan; Hugh r Halburt, Min
nesota; A d. Merton Missouri; j II.
II. Cook, Mississippi; Joe. NJ. Dixon,
Montana: Arthur c. Wray Nebraska:
5. Summerfield. Nevada; DANIEL c.
Nemich New Hampshire; Geo. l..
Record. New Jersey; NJ G. Debaca.
New MeXico Geo w. Kirchwey, New
York VIM. S. Pearson. North Caro-
ina: Siyor Serumgard, North Dakota;
King Thompson. Ohio; John &.
Rails. Oklahoma; j r, Hughes. Ore
gon; VIM Draper Lewis Pennsyl-
vania; l.. c. f. Garvin, Rhode Island;
+. l.. Sem, South Dakota: John G,
Hook Tennessee; j NJ Mccormick,
Texas; Joe. j.. Lewssohn, Utah:
Frank f. Howard, Vermont; Wheeler
G Bloodgood Wisconsin; j. McCarey
Wyoming; Gordon c. Corbaley Wash
ington; Andrew J Stone, West Vir-
ginia
Miss Alice Carpenter Of Boston.
named by the Massachusetts delega-
ion as a member OF the committee on
platform is said to be the first wom-
IN to fill such a position a national
convention Miss Carpenter has
been active as sociological worker
and as a writer
The new national committee, which
takes the place OF the provisional
ommittee was named as Follows;
Jas Thompson. Alabama; j. +.
cleYeland, Arizona; II K Cochran,
Arkansas. Chester r. Rowell, Califor-
MA b B Lindsey, Colorado; Jos, w.
Alsop, ConnecticH Louis A. Dexter
Delaware. d. w Mcclure. Georgia,
r. " Smock, Idaho; Rudolph G
Leeds, indiana John l., Stevens.
Iowa; William Alien White Kansas
Leslie NJ Combs Kentucky; Pearl
Wright louisiana, Albert p Gardner.
Naiue; Matthew Hale, Massachusetts,
J. c. Darlington. jr Maryland; Hen
~ NJ Wallace, Mtchigau Milton J.
Purdy Minnesota VIM ~ Walker,
Missouri r. Fridge Mississippi;
los NJ Dixon. Montana; Nathan Mer-
Jam. NeEraska z. H. Flanagan, Ne
,ada; VIM Sayaeool New Hampshire,
John Franklin Fort New Jersey, Mi
mel A Otero New Mexico; ]. ~
North Carolina, A. Y.
Moore North Dakota, John J. Sulli
van: Ohio Geo c Priestey, Okla
iomd; H. w. Coe Oregon Edwin F
Futile. Tennessee. Cecll A. Lyon,
Texas; N. Heincr Utah; Thos Lee
Moore. Virginia: Charles I'll, Thomp-
son. Vermont II F Cochems Wis
.onsn Robert D. Carey Wyoming;
Nm o. Dawson West Virginia.
The national committee from llli-
lois. New York Pennsylvania and
had not been named last
light
Besides naming national committee
aen and members of the resolution
the business despatched
NJ state delegations today included
be following:
Pennsylvania decided 10 seat i52
elesates with onerourih OF vote
senator Wm Finn OF Pittsbufg was
lected chairman
Oklahoma elected Frank Frantz
permanent chairman and chose as
OF credentials Henry
,chaffer
hartman.
ONO chose James r. Garfield chair
lan,
Virginia namej Il B Murphy chair
ian. Walter Graham ou credentials
ol ] 3 Browning on permanent OF.
annat0n and vs.. H. Norman on
ules
New York adopted resolutions tnat
n state officers nominated must
ave Endorsement of tbe new party
nd must be members of the progress
i've party
California delegates adopted reso-
ition protesting against their COVER
or as a candidate for the vice presi-
ency. named Gov. Johnson chairman
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