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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
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marten on M~icbisanin maltiosIa
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Iitten emf bubtifnusIa toupun9in
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ettd iofoiIen, iofo tabtoo d6nestdG,
on pdlttdmdttd uubeStaan ENROL
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mao fuin Observation-Disclosures,
maon ilmoittautuminen puolueidries'
telgd iuarten. Sofaiien dd~nestdidfTi
aifoipan on min pIen ilmoittauout.
topa iobonfiu puolueeieen fuull'
patfi, ia onat Wicbisunin maltioss
la olepat puolueet: WtepubIican)
republifaani'. (Democrat) bemos
fraoti (probibition) fieItoIafi,
e ocialist) ioIialisti' ia (9ociaIist
2abor) ioiiolistiuen tpDudenpuolue.
Jobonfin ndistd puolueista tdptpp
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fuulua; niioen ultopuolelIo ei ole OF
fentta ddnestdd. rPuolueettomien"
puoluettotaan eli MINI. ipield alma.
foon ole Nlicbisanieia.
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iiis etta %iofoiIen GdnestGidn on uu'
oeStoan observation-disclosures" ebeu6
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9afolaue ia SiIaffi Saloue. aaup.
paIumma oil faitfiaan 1900 'oo1as
ria. Mbola tulee femddmpdna muuts
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masta SoSebicsalueen roittiusliitpn
bpndfli ten q pdimdn iltona Wa.
feIielbieid.
Yleinen tulo iltamasta $3S.05
Wlenoia @afeIielo Store So. 3.45
Wenoia Solo e 6afolaqen
iuomista rs
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paperista Is
$4.35
puboaS ipoitto iltamasta $33.70
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feue iltomaan oIaootianeue p,ss{5uen
ia niiaen benfilDiuen, iotfa napaiua
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meenpaniioita. Waon ioan tdsfd
louIua erittdin tiitofIeni ilioman ioi'
meenpaniioiue. @osebic:aIueen rait'
tiuSIiiton puoIeSta
NeIs Seppo.
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nus feIloien .foriaamiiele iublia
porten
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fuorma 5 2.25.
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fuorma 5 ESQ.
2omat punt mafIaa reffafuorma
S $50.
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Triplettin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
StDttua lafia ia fiinoIaiIia
porsliinitaporoita pboen folmannen
Dian aIennntieua
3ripIeh'iud.
- Sdfdidiieu biibto Ieuran foimess
ia pioetpsid Observation-Disclosures
miime Iunnuntaina iaatputti parbaan
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
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niiiloiIuubeae, iiqd miltei leitfid teb
ben iuoriutui Sreo pilafoiI wostus'
taiastaan, puoloIoiiesia WienierS'
N%dptepainia paininat enIin Wm
&inbbobm ia Sborles Soline, iaa'
ben ebelinen emf faaoon A minus
tiSIa 20 iefunnieia ia toilen Z m.
81 fee. moittaen Iiis merrattain bels
posii. 9oiiena parma painimat ism
NusIeu ia 9eimo YlistD. YlistD Iai
emf faabon z m. 30 iefunnisia, ia
toiIen 3 minuutisIa.
Metlipat fifteen ianfarit lattiaue
SO emf fatIannopa i%aattoi armata
fuinfa tuIee fdpmddn, ia painosta'
Fin fen iaattoi pddttdd, painoffi MIN.
iImoiietttin: pilatoif 215 ia S5ie'
niersfi 2O5 pannoa, ia fe on par'
moa et.d itIeddn fepedmmiae pila
toif alma p%uolenla pitda. Sdptpp
mpDntdd ettd Wieniereti enIimmdi
IelG ipuoroua t%aitopastt pelaston
tut uIeammasia pobaSta aIennoeta,
Iaoben Iuoiota oIatIeen. 2%eiionan
leifisId bdnen fummintin idptDi for
tua. pilafoif iai emf faaoon 8 mi
nuutieia ia toiIen II minutieia 10
Iefunnisia, mplemmat faabut puoli
nelIoniQo ia IafIiotteeua pboistettpi
nd. pilafoifin painia fatioeSia tap
tpi parmaan iofaiIen, niimeisten
DuIutbin tapabtumien totia pila'
foffiin tpDIdstpneenfiu tuaa f%uoIiol'
liIele mieleue. Wtiltei uSfomme ettd
pilafoIIia Ell npttddn noiteto mun-
ten fuin mddrppbeqd, ia pilafoif Ell
5uinfaan nield ole febitptIenid but
puua, bdnen tdbtenId on rnouie'
masIa".
Tilaiiuubesia felosti Pilafcfftn lit
feenboitaia. Wdfi, miimeistd poinia
OuIutbisfa: fuinfa piIafoii beIposti
TAI SrbemonniSta emf faabon, MIN.
2 minnutiSia 40 Iefnnnieio, ia fuin'
ia tpiIeua tpuoroaa 26 minuutin pal
min idIeStG Iasfettiin Yilafoffin I'll.
mdnrdpdnfIeuinen pp0rdbbps mas
toua moitotTi Srbemonniue. Yilos
foiftue on annettatpa anteefIi bdnen
toIin barfitiemoton menetteIpnid mics
lenoIoitufiena noin iImeiien pddrpp'
ben iobbosta, eibdn bdn fieltd taita'
: matto mana polion m%uutofaan oIan'
nut, %Iauiumme me puolestamme.
puinihlaiiuus Sronmoooisia oIiT;
olut faifin puolin rou right, mis-
tddn raafuufIistafaan Ell moiIi pm.
bua, eIei ypuolalainen cbampioni"
oIiIi toiien tappionia perdstd oiotto'
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milton tiistaiaomuna Iai Zoe 2au'
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ulos aIunnostaan Saf tabun por'
reua 'apeuo loteo' ''aee"""tlen u
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25

- fountain" fpnii 10 Iertistd 8
boUariiu maeiatpio
6 VI 9edn'iu1.
= Nabafuffaruita miebiae IN noi-
file
s. ~. Bson'iuG
- Snpmatfaa. 2aieenloistn tols
nitanoraa % proIent. aIennufTeno
on mpptGfp6nd' meiodn iitfeesidm.
me.
Anberion &c Siqbers.
- SeparaattOrien taripitIiiot OF.
tafna buomioonne, ettd bpmafIi tun
n%ettuia De Satpal ieparoottoria on
ipieId noroStosIomme.
anoerIon &c Siabere.
= Yfitbisfappaleita r8osers".
bopeoIa pddupstettpid tamoroita a.
lennuS mnprniu binnoiIo
SriplettiuG.
= maccabeen ~tdtdIdiIen rEaimi"s
pe5Gn iltaman o~bielmosto miime
Iunnuntoino moiniitofoon moIem.
pien tdfdIaisten lauluIeuroien eIiintp,
minen. '%oittoo, %runoia iefd pastori
Nurmen f~iialtDritos pube oineesta:
yRaamattu benfiIen eIdmdn perus
tutseno". 9ineeuiIesti tuIoa oil faif.
foiftiaan noin $40.
- ellie 1iffala, tdstebes nSbtd.
mGSti 2iuie RdiIdnen motfuSti tpii
me iunnuntoina fforenia Gono Rdi.
idien faneia Sancpfiin Suomi Ss
pistoue. Giaie Rdiidneu on p0ut
tddud fouppios Woiti SifeoIon boi'
z mupita. Gina WdiIdnen
poiffofunnauemme piime
forstaind Sou9btonisto, Wicb. ndbs
iuuri neupottelemaon flo,
renIa 9iuien tuIemoiIuuoesto.
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ne miiffoa fifteen IurmanIa Iaoneen
u. 9ertolu55on ruumis %Inotiin pI5S
pasta niime milton tiistaino. Woi.
,oio oil %ieiipiposio oieunosIa, tdIi
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asia.
Snnri puboiStus mDpnLi Srip.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25

Sborsten ia Sennie Holenoobltn
tptt6 guue Wartba ipnt. z y. tam@
milf. Cost. II p. tommif.
Watti ia Silma Wtdfeldn poifa
Gino Matbios ipnt. 81 p. iouluf.
Fast. 81 p. tammit.
@iIesla, Wis.
Gbma rb ia Mino Xabben poifa Gr'
nest Gonaro ipnt. Is p. ionlnf.
Fast. % p. tammif.
9eeIemer topnisIa.
Sale ia Sba pobiolan poifa Rop
MIefIanber, ip ntpnpt ID p. Dammit.
ia faStettu % p. Eammif.
g9ibittp amioIiittoon:
Sronnopbisia:
Wtutti pittdnen ia SuIba Gteldmds
ei moIemmat 9esI emeristd pibittiin
IL p. tammituuta.
Samuel Dittpr Wtitfola ia Sba
Niemi moIemmot 9esIemeristd mt'
bitttin 10 p. tommif.
Ban 9usfirfisia, Wis:
3esfimies Diftor Nletianber Wtdfi
ia Iesfinaimo Maria Saori ipibittiin
% p. tammituuto.
Walfric Y8. @ilen,
$40 s. Mper It. Sronnoob, Wti6.
Eelef. 436 81.
= Gimnattu fofpuS oil &. leura'
funnan ppbdfonluopeitoiiua pnnd
muilla aFoa borroStopiua piime
tiiStai iltana u. 9tontomden taloua
Norrien pGdnd. &esfusteltiin ppbd.
touIun tpotn nnSta, molittiin fofIi
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apisto ia mrs YoaipoIa, ioten opei'
faiia mt or pbteenid 10. Spettaiat
pddttipGt m%atfustaa tulepan. FUN
t~oiiena Iunnnniainn ppbdfoululiiton
f~oeoutieen Sron 9eItiin. MpDsfin
fesfusteltiiu nuoriioIiiton atuIepasta
toiminnasta.
- @iernilemaan porin piiton a..
iafTi motfusti mr. 2oue SaapaIa
tuatmpineen miine titstaiaamuna
Sbief Sinner Saufiin, Winn. Wrs.
9oopolan Iiiar aiuu Iieud.
- &erman Watt iofa Nenport.
faiponnosTo IppsfuusIa 10. 1909
menetti toiien IilmdnId ia muutamia
Iormia, on npttemmin Iaanut fors
~tpousta 81, 100. Yiirioiteus fumpIi
Observation-Disclosures niime femdn'
nd. ypt on aIia oiettu toiIia teitd,
Wendiau foniuIin maIitpfIead, mi.
fdli oIemme fuuQeet.
@eren mbrfbtDtfen iormeenia
fai totsia ppbdnd mr.. Ssfar Niemi,
iota on tpDetenneapt ieppdnd Wlp'
'eri'in Iabaua. pieni nouIon raapai.
ia poiiui Min pabofIi eta tdptpi tur'
pautuo Idafdrin boitoon. Ifiano'
moinen on ouui pois tD6std, npt on
fdfi fuitentin 10 porempi.
Mtuipliittopn tpibittiin piime
maonontoina Ban Yusfirfisfa, WiS.
bppin tnnnetut IeStet Yictor u. MA.
Fl ia Morp Cart o. I. Niemi, iotfa
moIemmot omat toimineet maantpiIs
ieli0ind lanotaIa fontriuo. Pastori
m. 80. WiIen toimitti mibfimiien.
CO., Snnresti Ell fannoto lolita liitd
5urlepsId on Sronf NeIionilta, iofa
on pitGnpt Iieud nDbite 9eor" ME
mistG fopotfoa, pteitu poiS fapof
fooitenS, Tiad Iiendbdn on fopatto
miItei ioto toIosTo. 9opoffooiteus
on emGttp muta ientdboen ettd u.
on IuoIinut fopatas Ioan buonomoi'
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uiiid Ell SurIensId oIifi, Iopii fmuIas
mien mufoon fpipd2 |,
Ratip EripIettiu ittunpita erie
foiIen boIpolen bintoien tofio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25

- Separaattorien taripitIiiot OF.
tafna buomioonne, ettd bpmafIi tun
n%ettuia Oe 9atpal Ieparaottoria on
ipielG nnroStosIomme.
InoerIon &c SiQber9.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-07
Will Visit Schools.

I will visit the school at Chappells
at 10 o'cock on Tuesday, May IA; the
school at vaughnville on the same day
at y O'Clock, and the school at Mudllc
at 3 o'clock. will be very glad to
meet the trustees and the patrons. IN
cluding the mothers, at the schools
named aid at the hours named. [ will
90 to Chappells on the morning train,
and if it is not late. We made ar
rangements to make tn schedule as
here announced, and vii. 1deaVor to
be On. hand promptly SO tn those VINO
are inclined to attend vi net lose
anv time T. H, Anil,
County Supt Edl alton.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-07
Gorernor Blease Gratifed.

Governor Cole L. Blease returned
to Columbia at 800 o'clock on Mon
day afternoon.
Governor Blease was surrounded by
his friends in the law Offices Of his
former partner, Mr.. Fred. H. Domin-
ick, when he was asked if he had any
statement to give to the press upon
the result of the convention.
Governor Blease said that he desir-
ed to express his heartfelt thanks to
the people of his home county, who
had so substantially endorsed him at
the county convention. There has
been an effort to get it circulated
throughout the State, he said, that
Newberry had renounced "him. Il
SUPPOSE" said Governor Blease, "the
action of the Democratic convention
of Newberry county today, where the
lines were drawn, is sufficient to nail
any such report. I am deeply appre-
ciative of the support which Newberry
county has given me in all my past
political career, and the support which
the people of my county continue to
accord me. l had no fears as to New
berry, however
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-07
The Executive Committee.

Following the adjournment of the
county convention, the county execu-
tive committee met and completed its
organization with the reelection OF
Frank R. Hunter as secretary.
w. A. McSwain and Eugene s.
Blease were appointed an auditing
committee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-07
GOVERNOR WAS CHOSEN
CONVENTION PRESIDENT
HEADS BLEASE DELEGATION TO
STATE CONVENTION.
F. Il. Dominick Reelected County
Chairman, Gov. Blease Executive
Committeeman.

With the lines closely drawn, the
Blease forces completely dominated
the Newberry County Democratic con-
vention The convention met IN the
court house promptly at noon on Mon
day, and had concluded it's business in
forty minutes.
Governor Blease was chosen presl-
dent of the convention, was reelected
a member of the State executive com
mittee from Newberry county, ana
heads a solid Blease delegation to the
state convention, which meets in Co
lunbia on May Is.
Fred. H Dominick was reelected
county chairman by acclamation.
The test of strength came on the
vote for a permanent president of the
convention. Governor Blease defeated
Joseph L. Keitt by vote of ninety-five
to ffty-seven. After this ballot, there
was no further oppoSlLlon 10 tne va
rious Blease tickets which were nomi-
mated, and they were all elected by
acclamation.
The presidential situation was not
broached in the convention. The dele
CATION is anti-Wilson, and Underwood
has several strong supporters among
the delegates.
Governor Blease was greeted with
hearty cheering as he was escorted to
the chair His remarks were encom-
passed in only two sentences. He
said:
Gentlemen of the Convention:
promised some people would meet
them at the county convention. l
thank you for the high honor you have
paid me-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-07
County Chairman.

Fred. H. Dominick was nominated
for reelection as county chairman by
Eugene S. Blease. There was no other
nomination, and Mr. Dominick was re-
elected by acclamation.
Delegates to State Convention.
Eugene S. Blease placed in noihina-
tion eight names for delegates to the
State convention. There were no 9TH
er nominations, and the ticket propos-
ed by Mr.. Blease was elected by accla-
nation.
The names of the delegates are CIV
en- above
No Further Restrictions.
Eugene S. Blease introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the delegates to the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-07
tse-J. B. Derrick.

Delegates to County Convention-J.
B. Derrick, C. E. Wheeler, Jas. E.
Sheely, A. N. Boland, S. w. Young, w.
B. Wise.
Union.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-T. J. Wilson.
Delegates to County Conventional.
L. Strauss, T. ]. Wilson.
Jolly Street.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-J. R. Livingston.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
A. C. Kibler, T. P. Richardson.
st. PauPs.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. B. Bedenbaugh.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
J. Kibler, J. B. Bedenbaugh.
Central.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-A. L. Aull.
Delegates to County Conventional.
L. Aull, Jno. D. Shealy.
TOWNSHIP NO. II.
Zion.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. w. Kinard.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
W. Kinard, Eugene Hentz.
st. Phillips.
Member County Executive Commit
ted. E. Halfacre.
Delegates to County Conventional.
w. Halfacre, J. L. Ruff, w. B. Kibler,
A. P. Ruff
Walton.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. D. Crooks.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
D. Crooks, W. B. Graham.
POmaria.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Geo. B. Aull.
Delegates to County Convention-W.
D. Hatton, J. B. Keon, W. B. Counts,
Geo. B. Aull.
New Clubs.
Dominick Democratic club petition
ed for membership, with 38 members.
Oakland club petitioned for member
ship with 43 members.
silverstreet club petitioned for
membership.
On motion of E. H. Aull the three
clubs were admitted, and their dele
gates enrolled.
Governor Blease Chosen President.
County Chairman Dominick an
nounced that the first business before
the conention, following the perfec-
ton of the roll, was the election of a
permanent president of the conyen-
ton.
J. Marion Davis placed in nomlna-
ton Governor Cole. L. Blease. His
name was received with numerous
seconds and with cheers.
w. H. Hunt placed in nomination
Joseph L. Keitt, whose name was also
received with numerous seconds and
cheers.
The convention decided to call the
roll of delegates, and W. H. Hunt, }.
Marion Davis and E. H Aull were ap-
pointed tellers.
The vote resulted:
| BleaSe. -. -. 30
| hGltC... -
The announcement Of the result was
received with considerable applause.
The Other Officers.
W. H. Hunt and j. Will Wilson were
nominated for vice-presidents of the
convention by Cannon G. ,Blease. They
were elected by acclamation.
John K. Aull and Frank R. Hunter
were nominated for secretaries, and
were elected by acclamation.
State Executive Committeeman.
John Henry Chappell nominated
Governor Blease for reelection as
member of the State executive COM
mittee from Newberry county. There
was no other nomination, and Cover
nor Blease was elected by acclama-
ton.
County Chairman.
Fred. H. Dominick was nominated
for reelection as county chairman by
Eugene S. Blease. There was no otner
nomination and Mr.. Domlnlck was re-
-. Nv, mat ion
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-07
TOWNSHIP NO. 4.
Whitmire.

Member County Executive Commit
tee-Jno. NJ. Suber.
Delegates to County Convention-W.
R. Elmore, w. A. Andrews, z. H. Suber,
w. w. Wicker, Jno. NJ. Suber, F. w.
FAINT, DR.. R. G. Blackburn, R. NJ: Au-
ghtry, T. J. Eison, w. j. Fortner, j. c.
Duckett, J. L. Evans.
Long Lane.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-T. NJ. Folk
Delegates to County Conventional.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-07
H. Caldwell, S. W. Derrick.
TOWNSHIP NO. 5.
Jalapa.

w. Riser, S. B. McCarley.
Kinards.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-T. H. Pope.
Delegates to County Conventional.
G. Smith, T. H. Pope.
TOWNSHIP NO. s.
DOminck.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-M M. Livingston.
Delegates to County Conventional.
NJ. Livingston, F. ]. Harmon.
Young Mems Club No. 6.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. Y. Floyd.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
A. Schroeder, ]. Y. Floyd.
LOngshOres.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-T. P. Pitts.
Delegates to County Conventional.
D. Hudson, Thomas Hudson, J. W.
Wilson, J. B. Boczer, Alf R. Dorroh.
Reederville.
Member County Executive Commit
William Dorroh.
Delegates to County Convention
William Dorroh, Robert Livingston, 1.
Nc. Smith.
TOWNSHIP NO. z.
Saluda No. Z.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-W. H. Sanders.
Delegate to County Convention-W.
H. Sanders.
Chappells.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. B. Scurry.
Delegates to County Convention
]. ]. Murran, W. R. Reid, J. H. John
son, J. W. Darnell.
VaughnvilIe.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-M. ]. Longshore.
Delegates to County Convention-L.
H. Sem, J. w. Matthews.
TOWNSHIP NO. s.
Utopia.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-W. l. Herbert.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
NJ. Nichols, H. L. BouIware.
Silverstreet.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Jno. P. Long.
Delegates to County Conventional.
O. Long, H. C. Lake, P. S. Livingston.
East Riverside.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. Lee Hayes.
Delegate to County Convention-E.
Lee Hayes.
TOWNSHIP no. 8.
Prosperity.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-J. B. Stockman.
Delegates to County Conventional.
H. Hawkins, E. n. Kibler. J. B. Stock
man, w. C. Dominick, L. NJ, Feilers,
W. Y. Taylor, Jno. F. Wheeler, B. B.
Hair, ]. D. Quattlebaum, A. P. Dom
mick, N. H. Young, C. T. Wyche, S. L.
Fellers.
st. Luke's.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. S. Nichols.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
S. Nichols, S. P. Hawkins
SaIuda No. 3.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. E. Monts.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
Pierce Harmon, L. L. Dominick, D. M.
Bedenbaugh.
O'Neall Club.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. H. Koon.
Delegates to County Conveniently.
p. Pugh, ]. A. Wise, J. H. Koon, W. H.
Long.
Monticello.
Member County EXECUTIVE Commit
tee-P. B. Warner.
Delegates to County Convention-P.
B. Warner, W. W. Sheely.
Liberty.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-R. T. C. Hunter.
Delegates to County Conventional.
T. C. Hunter, J. T. Hunter, J. NJ. Les
ter.
SWiltOn.
Member County Executive Commit
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BLease Forces Dominated
The Newberry Convention
of the reader:
TOWNSHIP NO. 1.
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tee-W. A. McSwain.
Delegates to County Convention
G. B. Cromer, R. C. Sigh, w. H. Shell
ley, w. A. 'McSwain, Claude Schum-
per, w. O. Wilson, w. H. Wallace, J.
W. Earhardt.
Ward 9.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Eugene S. Blease.
Delegates to County Convention
Fred. H. Dominick, Eugene S. Blease,
c.. G. Blease, H. W. Dominick, D. A.
Dickert, ]. w. Henderson, c. w. Bish-
op. P. E. Scott, H. H. Evans, J. J. Lane,
w. H. Hunt, ]. R. Scurry.
Ward 8, No. /.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Frank L. Bynum.
Delegates to County Convention
Geo. S. Mower, L. W. Floyd, Alan
Johnstone, John NJ. Kinard, John W.
Reagln, /. U. stewart.
Ward 8, No. 9.
Member County Executive Commit
ter. V. Porter.
Delegates to County Conventional.
A. Rivers, J. A. Derrick, H. c. Bouk-
night, ]. C. Latimore, J. S. Walker,
@. NJ. Wright.
Ward 4.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-F. R. Hunter.
Delegates to County Convention-F.
R. Hunter, E. H. Aull, w. S. Langford,
Jno. K. Aull, ]. w. White, John H.
Wicker, J. R. Davidson, R. c. Boyles-'
ton, ]. o. Havird.
Ward 5.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Gregg C. Evans.
Delegates to County Convention
Gov. Cole L. Blease, J. M. Davis,
]. H. Chappell, C. W.. Hitler, G. C. Ev-
ans, W. P. Hair Louis Jones, ". H.
Hardeman, T. B. Kibler, Jim Sheely.
Oakland.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-J. P. Thompson.
Delegates to the County Convention
S. C. Hitler, E. T. Rivers.
Helena.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-L. l. Long.
Delegate to County Convention
Frank Spearman.
Hartford.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-P. NJ. Hawkins.
Delegate to County Convention
P. NJ. Hawkins.
JOhnstOne.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. J. Kilgore.
Delegates to County Convention-W.
E. Wallace, J. C. Neel.
TOWNSHIP NO. 3.
Garmany
Member County Executive Commit
tee-B. B. Leitzsey.
Delegates to County Convention-B.
B. Leitzsey, ]. J. H. Brown, T. w.
Folk.
Mt. Bethel.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-W. C. Brown.
Delegates to County Convention-W.
C, Brown, w. H Wendt.
Mulberry.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. L. Keitt.
Delegate to County Convention-J.
L. Keitt.
TOWNSHIP NO. 8.
udN DluGOHs
(None present)
Mt. Pleasant.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-C. L. Leitzsey.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
H. Ringer, C. L. Leitzsey, G. H. Crom-
TOWNSHIP NO. 4.
Whitmire.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Jno. NJ. Suber.
Delegates to County Convention-W.
R. Elmore, w. A. Andrews, z. H. Suber,
w. w. Wicker, Jno. NJ. Suber, F. w.
FAINT, DR.. R. G. Blackburn, R. NJ. Au-
ghtry, T. ]. Eison, W. j. Fortner, J. c.
Duckett, J. L. Evans.
Long Lane.
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Motion Was Tabled.

Dr. George B. Cromer said he did
not believe it was necessary or the
custom for the county convention to
have a credentials committee, as was
the custom at the State convention,
and he moved that when the roll of
clubs was called, the chairman of each
delegation, authorized to speak for his
delegation, give the list of delegates
from his club and state when the
club meeting was held
Mr.. Eugene S. Blease moved to table
the motion. The motion to table was
carried, and DR.. Cromer's motion was
killed.
There was a contest as to the Whit
mire delegation, and the convention
directed the Whitmire delegates to re-
tire and agree upon the matter. This
was done.
The roll of delegates as previously
published in The Herald and News
was called, and the following roll of
the convention was made up:
Roll of the Convention.
Following is the roll of the conven-
ton as officially adopted On Monday.
Along with the delegates appear the
members of the county executive COM
mittee. The members of the executive
committee did not have vote as such
in the convnt:oD, but ar given along
gita the delegates for the convenience
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The Proceedings in Detail.

Promptly on the stroke of y O'Clock
County Chairman Fred. H. Dominick
called the convention to order. He
stated that in order to expedite the
temporary organization and to make
up the roll he had appointed Frank R.
Hunter, secretary Of the county exc
cutive committee, and John K. Aull,
court stenographer, as temporary sec
retaries.