The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
State Officials and Politicians
Declare II Finest in
History.
LAFAYETTE GIVEN FULL
PRAISE FOR WITHDRAWAL
No Factions Created. No III
Feeling Whatsoever,
Delegates Say.

The most enthusiast. and harmonI-
Gus m the history ~ this state
Tint IN the way state officials and dem
ocr1tio politicians generally commented
Wednesday morning IN I'll" democratic
state convention TucslA, which elected
Tom t. wade NJ MARROW Democrat ma
iional committeeman and selected pr'~i-
dental electors and delegate 10 the
democratic national convention.
In striking contrast with tine sDeues
NJ Monday and TUESDAY oklahoma tity
hotel Hobbies wcre practically deserted
Wednesday morning nv delegates VINO
began leaving the city immediately after
the uOuN cntion Tuesday afternoon Most
uf those who remained TN the CITY spent
the morning visiting IN many OF the state
departments
lafayette Congratulated
Ron Lafayette NJ Checotsh. who with.
drew from the national Committeeman
nre 10 the end that the clc. ton NJ Nnl"
could Dee made unanimous and hnf
moulous. remained over Wcdncsdat. tie
was r0uudIl congratulated ny hi. fricuds
FOR the grr. 'nl manner in which me- &c
cplrd hs defeat aud Tor placing Wad" =
name before the convention and asking
that hLs election bo made unanimous
That convention goes 10 show the
necessity NJ preparedness for both 'l.-
tory and pea said one state official
who was nm ardent Wade ]auppnrtrr
We we're prepared to elect Tom wade
and wien tie opposition realized thu u
dil mot rrc IuitttH tN, battle n the
Wade and Lafayette forces had been
an, thing Nho event, matched u would
have uuipubtcdly ]rfo,lpl'ut"i e nghi
thai would have lasted uufI midnight
aud probably would hiHc lrfi aum 900
f''lIug
Everything Lovely
As % NAs c,crytUiug vas pcs.c and
everybody Vas happy when u, vas over
SO lasting factions were created and tho
united democracy Of tire state can now
present u united front against ~ rurm,
Congressman William N MURRAY. WHu
attended tho convention and Who was
.nusou one NJ Tire drl"g+ics-Hi large. VA.
preparing Z. leave 'Hc cir, Wednesday
afternoon f"r Nclistou. where he IL
, hcdulcl 10 deliver bu address Thura-
day afternoon
n WIS @ RrDst convention Their. -
mn question ~uout that. s,id Mr. Muir.
nav
Mr. Murray addressed tho convention
,mprtsiziug the impurtnu. ~ car,ing
ON a." national administration plan of
preparedness
Following b. an om.lal lot Of the dele.
gates chosen
Delegates at. LARGE.
FIRST Dr. Howard Weber. Washing
ton county
second : " Rutherford Mu.koscc
Third Roy Williams Pittsbury
foutth-Cubgrcssmnn Wilinm n Nun.
ray. Johnston
tinh-Hoy g. stafford. u%kIshoms
SiNih='ongfrssm man Scott Ferris. Co.
manchc.
seventh Frank RansdelI. Ellis
tlghth-E i pick. Harper
Zen = Lafayette Of Chrcntsh va,
elected by the Unanimous action Of the
convention
Delegates BY District.
frst-'ld' HUllm,n. Roger, COUNT,
CHARLES 7 Nbboii Tulsa \ " Hurley.
psrgo e ~ Markham. Mnyr-
Second " T. curtis. Scduo,ah. =
" Iryel,. Nusbrg'r Io, Whutrnd,n.
ukmulGr' " l. Cuttcndrn
Third-N " Ferguson. Upan. " \
Goiofth Mcryapin; 7 y Mcminsct.
Ntpka IS g Boswell. Chortsr
Fourth RIOS. BAILEY. Hushcs. I T..
Norman, uknskoe. = = clark. John
.ton, q T. Ahcfna'h,. roitovatomio
Finh In J. " Duke. Logan Ir.
Mitchell. darwin. ! . o'Nel. Oklahoma
Ben T. Williams. cleveland
Si,th-nt " u Kelly Hiniue. G. g.
Hudson. GRADY, D. \ Campbell Csddn.
" n Turner Comprrtc
Seventh \ Carr. Tillmans ! g.
HcndtiS. Rcckhnm; o. N Thutmnnd.
Custer, =. u Garrett Jackson.
Eighth e " Hotoi, Woodward.
Charles NJ pclSoll Alnlfs; J. N Rark.
ur. Kay, ! T. t~AlkrnbotE
Presidential Electors.
FIRST \ \ Spencer, craig county
S'rond-lcssc Watt. Wagner
Third \ CoaklcN. Marshal.
Fourth 4 Mcnousal. creek
Euh-J " fleece. PAYNE
sixth Nose Mitchell. k~lnsnshet
S'~yenth-llsrry Smith. t-Ney
Eghth-pt FRANK y Davis. Garfield
Presidential electors. al. Laro.
Nlgci Melton. Gtady
- y Rose. Tesas