Arizona republican., 1918-09-25
POLITICAL PARTIES ORGANIZE
 COUNTY FORCES PREPARE FOR ELECTION
Democratic

~ OMPLETE ORGANIZATION for | IO the coming campaign was ac-
 complished yesterday by the | democrats in the meeting of the coun- | ! ty central committee.
 The meeting was held in Judge Ly- mans court room, and was attended | by all the newly elected county con- mitteemen or their proxies. The meet ing was called to order by the former | chairman, Curt ". Miller of the Tenn ! pc News. and Tom Shultz of the Peoria l Enterprise selected as temporary sec retary.
 There was no contest in the selection i of the permanent chairman, Judge W. l.. Bainum being selected unanimous ly. and following his selection with l keynote speech upon assuming the chair
 In a contest for secretary T. B. Shaughnessy won over W. J. LeEaron by a vote of g. to r..
 The names of the newly elected members of the county central con- mittee follow:
 T. J. Hilliard. Clay Tice, Therman Bates, Hugh Dana. A. J. Huston, John Bassett. l.. NJ. Hoghe, J. II. Tracy, G. w. Brown, J. E. De Souza. s. A. Myer, Orris Holdrin, r. M. James. C. $. Me Ghee Guy D. Acuff. E. $. Bettler, Roy Goodman, J. M. Mellerick. T. T. Pow CTS. W. s. Wilson, J. F. Irving. C. M. Wiggs. W. H. Lingille, F. D. Rowell, D. V. Linderman. Nose Baloff, Charles Delton, A. A. Carrick, Harry Moore, Robert Scudder. w. II. Clark, Jesse Hedgepeth, J. L. Lovelace, $. $. Warm CT, Vim. O. Moore, John w. Jones, A. J. Walters, James F. Franklin, Geo. J. Stoneman, Matt Gilson, Dr. J. E.. Drane, W. F. Walters, John Connolly, W. J. LeBaron. Fred Maier, w. A. Burton C. N. Brimhall R. L. Weedon, II. H. Foltz, N. R. Cooney C. W. Wood
 bury. II. G. Powers, Geo. A. Judson W. L. Teele, Burke l.. Pinkerton, Thos. M
 brennan, Jesse C. Wamslee. Mrs. 5. Memmers, P. H. Dow, H. F. Hegele, Brawner, Geo. Schade, James Shott H. , A. Davis. Inez F.. Struckmeyer, Joe Balsz. Cecil BOyce, Chas. M. Summers. Ben Rudderow. C. O. McMurtry. Mrs. A. l.. Henderson. J. D. Mccoy, T. D. Shaughnessy, F. C. Sloan. Ed. Olsen, l J. T. Murphy, r. H. Keddington G. M. ' Willard. Georgia Hendrickson, J. c. , Dodson. Harry Johnson, w. H. Gooch, Chas. Goldman. l. r. Wolpe W. A. f Barnum, A. H. Mcclellan, E. F. Quick, W. F. Van. Meter, J. P. Hannah, Harry l.. Mace, F. J. Brougham. Matte L. 7 Williams, A B. Crescknell. James Col ? lins. oscar Irvine. w. H. Roundtree, . R. J. Langmade, J. T. Bone, W. A. Wood, Frank Lovitt, William Goughan, Q J. H: Hancock. c. G. Morgan, Ben
 Wood, Mark Dunbar, C. R. Cox, C. Boyce, P. H. Benson. R. F. Schaeffer, Q Tom Schultz. A. F. Manly. r. W. T Jorden, F. B. Thomas Wilfred Hayden, . R. H. Wolf, J. H. Heness, J. R. Bur chett, Cut W. Miller, T. J. Goodwin,
 E. B. Moeur Chris Sigila E. l.. Sultan, R. w. Baxter. John w. Martin.
 ' The members selected from this | body for the state central committee
 were; Curt w. Miller C. NJ. Brimhall,
 Dr. F. D. Rowell. $. A. Meyers, Harry Moore. l.. H. Hoghe, Clay Tice, Clar q ence Wiggs, T. T. Powers, P. II. Ben t son. c. W. Brown, J. E. Irving, James V Franklin, Jesse Wamslee, Guy Acuff, - Inez Struckmeyer, T. D. Shaughnessy. S F. H. Keddington. Harry Johnson, I. r.
 Wolpe, F.. E. Quick. Harry Roundtree, d J. T. Bone, Mark Dunbar. Roy Good | man, Wilfred Hayden. T. M. brennan. Q A resolution by the committee on Q resolutions follows:
 n We, your committee on resolutions n move the following declaration:
 k The democratic central committee of - Maricopa county in meeting assembled 
 great, living principle of the democratic ,I party; we renew our pledge of support is to democracys leader, the world s n greatest statesman. Woodrow Wilson; i, we endorse the national and state " democratic administration; we renew
 our pledge of service to support de- " mocracy at home while supporting our ~ sons and brothers who are giving their
 last full measure of devotion to the cause of humanity on the battle fields n of France: we pledge our united and ,t individual support to the observance of IL law and order, to the protection of life '- and property. to the impartial and n vigorous punishment of all violators of
 the law
 We give our approval to the wise se- r lection of candidates who shall carry - the banner of victory for the demo- - cratic party in state and county in 8 this campaign and pledge them our active support
 We are cogniZant of the fact that
 there are many persons, not demo-
 cratic nor in sympathy with demo- cratic principles, who have formed the habit of participating in the demo-
 cratic primary with no intention of
 supporting the democratic nominee.
 We call this to the attention of our
 candidates for the legislature so they
 may lend their aid to remedy this evil
 and to promote party purity and ef-
 fectiveness in good government.
 We view the ensuing campaign as
 one sure of democratic victory under
 the leadership of Arizona's native son
 Hon. Fred T. Colter whose record
 proves his ability as a constructive
 statesman and whose public and pri-
 vate life give proof of his sterling de-
 mocracv and answering American
 ism. With him is ticket that gives
 strength to our party and invites unity
 and accord among all democrats
 H. A. DAVIS. Chairman
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