The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
PEERLESS LEADER
STILL LEADS EN-
Bryan Named as Chairman of the Ad-
visory Committee of the Demo-
cratic Campaign. for
1912.
CANDIDATES IN LIST
Champ Clark Willing to Serve and
Wires That He VIII Work
For Wilson and
Marshall.

MdrSnaIi.
/ UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
NEW YORK, Sept. with William
Jennings Bryan as chairman.
and the roster of candidates defeated
for the democratic nomination for
president as members, the advisory
committee of the democratic national
committee for the 1912 campaign was
announced tonight. Mrs. e. J. Walsh
| of Tacoma, Wash. is the only woman
member. The list contains the names
OF many prominent democrats. In &C
cepting the appointment, all the can
didates wired their willingness to
work for party unity.
will take pleasure in serving on
4 the advisory committee wired Oscar
/ W. Underwood.
4 All right" Champ Clark telegraph
ed from Bowling Green, Mo. Il will
mittee with pleasure and do what |
can for the success of Wilson and
Marshall and democracy generally"
I Governor John Burke of North Da-
kota declared that he felt honored by
the appointment; Governor Foss OF
: Massachusetts and Senator John w
: Kern of Indiana, wired their pledge te
: assist the committee to the best o.
their ability.
The personnel of the committee i:
! as follows:
Alabama, Henry D. CLAYTON, B
iGraves.
= Arizona, M, A. Smith. H. F. Ashurst
T Arkansas, Joseph T. Robinson ant
ia. j. Walls.
California, Josie Baker, Gavin Nc
: Nabb.
Colorado, John f. shafroth, Henr,
Nj. Teller.
Connecticut, Thomas L Reilly
Charles D. Comstock.
N Delaware, William H. Swift, ROLAND
Painter.
Florida, Senators Fletcher and Bry
an.
Georgia, Senators Bacon and Smith
Idaho, Governor Hawley, Henry f
Heifieldt
Illinois, Carter H. Harrison and FREQ
| j. Kern.
Indiana, Senator shively, Bernard
Kerbley.
Iowa, Jerry B. Sullivan, l. S. Pepper
| Kansas, Henderson S. Martin, Ed
0 ward W. Murphy.
FL Kentucky, Ollie James.
Il Louisiana, Robert F. Broussard anG
g Joseph E. Ransdell
. Maryland, Senators Rayner anc
: Smith.
J Maine, Senators Gardner and John
i son.
Massachusetts, Richard Olney, Johr
+ f. Fitzgerald.
: Michigan, Frank E. Doremus and E
: IF. Sweet.
Minnesota, John Lind and A. G
+ Weise.
Mississippi, Senators Williams ane
!. Vardaman
Missouri, D. R. Francis, st. Louis
;, and Joseph w. Folk.
Montana, Senator Myers and E. L
!; Norris.
Nebraska, Senator Hitchcock ant
Charles W. Bryan.
: Nevada, Senators Newlands ant
: Pittman.
: New Hampshire, Samuel D. Felke
:, and John B. jameson.
: New Jersey, Senatol sssa7tiiie ant
. ? Thomas H. Burch.
! New Mexico, w. C. Mcdonald ant
A. o. Hudspeth w l. Oaks.
/ New York, w c. Redfeld, AM
George NJ. Palmer.
North Carolina, Senator Oyermal
and Julian 5 Carr.
North Dakota, William H. Purcell
r and D.. II. Macarthur.
Ohio, Senator Pomerene and New
+; ton d. Baker.
Oklahoma, Senator owen. w. f
I; Murray, John H. Young, George
Henshaw and R. l. Williams
Y Oregon, Senator Chamberlain an
y Judge Burke.
Pennsylvania, Michael j. Ryar
James ]. Ryan, J. S. Black, Samuel
r Price, John s. Billing and Williar
II Hasson.
L Rhode Island, George F. O'Shaugl
3 messy, G. DeBenedictus.
South Carolina, Senator Tillman an
E. d. Smith.
South Dakota. E. S, Johnson an
James Coffey.