The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
WOMEN DELEGATES
WERE SELECTED
HEAVY REPRESENTATION TO RE-
PUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN-
ZION FROM EAST MOSCOW
Five Moscow Precincts Held Mass
COnventiOns-Great Interest
Shown at All Meetings

Republican women of Moscow will
play no small part in the republican
county convention which meets in
Moscow next Friday to select "a dele
gates from Latah county to attend the
state convention at Twin Falls where
delegates will be selected to attend the
Chicago convention in June In East
Moscow precinct last night in the Sc
lection of delegates, number of prom
inent women were nominated. East
Moscow precinct is entitled to 20
delegates, seven of the number select
ed being women. The precinct also
elected 10 alternates.S Southwest Mos
COW precinct elected four women
among it's delegation of "a members.
North Moscow with 10 delegates nam
ed one woman, but West Moscow fail
ed to name woman. Southeast Mos
COW also failed to put woman on the
delegation of %.
In Southeast Moscow precinct the
attendance was extremely strong and
in straw vote taken on choice for
president. the sentiment was unanim-
Gus for< William E. Borah. On a straw
ballot between Hughes and Roosevelt,
70 per cent were for Hughes and 80
per cent for Roosevelt. NJ E. Lewis
was unanimously selected as the pre-
cincts choice for member of the Latah
delegation to Twin Falls.
Mass meetings were held in the five
precincts of the city of Moscow last
night and from the interest shown, re-
publicans are jubilent over the posi-
bility of extremely harmonious action
ted party in the approaching campaign.
No reports have been received OF
either mass meetings or primaries be-
ing held last night outside of Moscow,
but it is understood that many of the
precincts of Latah county will select
delegates to the county convention to-
day. The delegates named in the five
Moscow precincts are as follows.
North Moscow-Mrs. R. " Cozier,
Warren Truitt, J. ]. Carr, Fred Stone,
C. ]. Langdon, A. j. Simonson Robert
Oldenburg, S. E. Hutton, w. E. Lee, F.
C. MCGOWAN.
East Moscow-L F. Parsons, H. Mel
gard, C. ]. Munson, F. A. David, G. N.
Lamphere, Thos. Collett, Mrs. M. w.
Griffith, Mrs. Howard David, Mrs. A. H.
Oversmith. Mrs. G. L. Butterfield, Mrs.
H. r. Smith, Mrs. Kaufman Mrs. j. E.
Meeks, w. NJ. Hatfield, Hiram Lyon,
Frank Wallen c. H. Patton, J. G. Glib
son. Ben E. Bush, Fred Veatch Al
ternates-W. S. Robbins, A. H. Over
smith, Herman Wilson, Harvey Smith,
J. E. Meeks, George Thorpe, w. A. Adj
dair. w. ]. Hunter, j. N. Nankervis.
West Moscow Precinct-E. c. Col
Inns. C A. Hagan, R. R. Sherfey, j. R.
Collins, W. G. Barge, j. G. Venniger-
holz. Charles Peterson, James Canham,
Matt Sheldon, G. w. Carter, c. B. Holt,
G. ". Anderson, w. A. Buchanan, w.
H. Conner, NJ E. Washburn Louis OF
ness, T. H. Johnston, E. P. Thurston,
Glen Grice, E. H. Davidson
Southwest Moscow-Frank Gustaf-
son, C. B. Green, John Peasly, Francis
Jenkins, Arnold S. Lyon, A. H. john
son. Harry Skattaboe, R. c. West Mrs.
Belle ~Carssow, Mrs. Mary L. Wood,
Homer E. Estes, Joseph Aspray, ChaS.
L. Williamson, R. P. Drury, Mrs. R. P.
Drary, Frank A. Robinson, Mrs. F. A.
Robinson, James Fogle, Claus Peter
son. w. A. Lauder, O. E. Bell, j. c.
Stillinger, w. o. Beddall T.. N. Creek
mpr
Southeast Moscow-M. E. Lewis,
Frank Kelly Carl O. Oberg, J. L. Nay
Tor, Clinton Wilson, John Nisbet, |
w. X. Armour, Adrian Nelson, Ras-
mus Lee, T. A. Meeker, Harry Thatch- |
er, T. B. Mcbride, August Dahl, La
Fayette Keene, ]. F. Barnes, l.. E.
Brooks, N. A. Nelson, August Ander-
son, Dan Gamble, Emil Johnson, John
n. Hill and C. A. Tenwick.