Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-07-18
:. SOCIALIST NEWS
weekly RuIIetin.)

IA III mass convention july {, duOpL-
ne,tfor1n, nominated state and
oonai es.ioual tickets, elected cam
ssign committees, and sanctioned the
por.on # the State committee in issu-
nv a weekly paper to be called 1.-THE
Rhode Island Socialist"
stata Secretary Knight, Of Mississ-
@;oni has resigned, and the state cam
,aign committee has appointed Mrs. /.
n RAYMOND, R. R. 3, Jackson, to fill
the vacancy.
The state convention of the Social
ist p4rty u Iowa, elected M. F. Wiitse,
429 Z. Linn St., Marshallown, as
state secretary.
Tina following are the dates of the
Italian organizer, V. Vacirco, toured
by the Italian National Translator
cscreiar3, Joseph Corti: July II,
nptroit. Mich; 1920, Cleveland, o.;
q Erie Pa; 22-24, Buffalo, N. Y;
q Rochester, ~. Y; 1921, Syracuse,
n Y: $3.50, Utica, N. Y; 81, August
a. schenectady, N. Y; 6-7, Albany,
n y; a=I7 Vermont. u
The state convention of the Social
stg'rsy OF North Carolina, nominated
the following ticket: Governor, H. E.
HoJses; lieutenant governor, B. T.
Tilleq; secretary Of state, w. M
Wp herly: auditor, D. Stuart; treas
urer. W. B. Taylor; supt. Of public
instruction, Rev. Geo. E. Hunt; al
toruey general, W. J. Oregon; commits
sjoner OF agriculture, Bruce Anderson;
commissioner of labor and printing,
George f. Wilson; corporation COM
missiorcF, RI r: ]. Morton for the long
term. and V. T. Crabs for the short
term: insurance commissioner, R. H.
Love- electors at large, Thomas S.
Davis ana H. C. Lindsay.
The uational Office desires to call
attention to the fact that under the
interpre.a ion adopted by the national
executive committee at its session in
December, 1911, delegate bodies do not
have tie power to initiate referen-
dums. 1t follows that they also do
not have Sle power to second refer
endums.
The state convention of the Social
ist party OF Tennessee NOMINATED Carl
Harold for governor. and c. G. Fisher
for railroad commissioner.
Sgnoq Russell began his work as
French organizer under the auspices
Of the National Office On July IL. For
some time, mis- work will be confined
largely to New England. Anyone de-
string to communicate with him,
should address him at the general de-
livery, Boston, Mass.
Campaign Notes.
The National Campaign committee
met in session at 10 A. M. Sunday,
July 7th. Three sessions were held
that 6ly and one on Monday, the 9Th.
At the former sessions all members
of the committee were present. Com
raie Debs was present also at the
Monday session. The plans OF the
campaign so far as worked out were
thoroughly gone over, and the tenta-
tive route for Comrade Debs was
made out and approved by him.
Comrade Debs opens his acmpaign
on August 9th, starting west for a
odr of the mountain and coast safes
On this trip he will hold meetings in
Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota
Washington, oregon, California. New
ada, Arizona, Texas, Louisiana Ala
bama AID Tennessee. After resting
four days at Terre Haute he will
make another twenty-day trip, cover.
ing the states of Iowa, Missouri, Kan
sas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Illinois, In
diana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massa
chusettS. New HAMPSHIRE, New Jersey
and Michigan. The final tour OF the
campaign Will include the states oil
Georgia South Carolina, Virginia
MARYLAND New Jersey. New York
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio
Nlchigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. I'LL
n0ls and indiana. The number oil
oates assigned to each state will nee
esSarlly be limited. Only four or five
Of the largest industrial states can
De given as many as four dates each.
George L. Funk of Harrisburg, Pa.
sends in an order for an additional
hundred ONE DAY WAGE FUND
cards Anmon Blakely, of Greens
0qrg' Pa, writes: Mail me two hun
urea more One Day Wage Fund
cards" Secretary of Local Water
own n. - writes for an additions
supply SAYING, The One Day Wage
sund is great idea and will take
like Wild fire.
All persons heard from are enthus
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