The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-02
CONVENTION FOR FERRIS
DESPITE ALL PREcEDENTS
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Montgomery and others
The temporary organization was
made permanent The committee
on delegates submitted their report
which was adopted unanimously
the delegates chosen being as fol
lows:
, Judge i. NJ. Bailey, r. II. Wilson
Mrs. R. X. Wootten, Mrs. W. A.
Hopkins, Alger Melton, L. c. Hut
son, Col. T. j. ONell, NJ. B. Lou
than Miss Anne Wade O'Neill L. A.
Sanders, Scott Jones, b. B. Barefoot
Mrs Roy C. Smith, Mrs. M. B. EN-
erson, George II. Evans, r. L. Rich
ards, j. A. Tillman, A. l.. Herr, VIII
Linn, Mrs. j. A. Thompson, G. w.
Austin, Mrs. Edna T. Watkins, Mrs.
A. B. Morgan, r. r.. Montgomery,
Bert Jackson, Dr. L. e. Emanuel
Mrs. Ike Harness and Mrs. B p.
Smith, all of Chickasha
DR.. A. r. Hennings of Tuttle; J.
w. Morgan, of Minco; A. L. vii
liams, Tuttle; II. M. Smelser, Am
ber; r. ]. Thompson, Ninnekah; A.
L. Evans, Rush Springs; L. W
Long, Rush Springs; Marshall Todd,
Bailey; Theodore Stover, Star; c.
| G. McMahan, Pocasset; J. II. Gregg
| Verden; Mrs. Eubella Southwark
Pocasset; Dr. j. M. Hanna, Alex
Charley Bowers, Laverty; John c
Lewis, Lucille; Harvey Hulen Mid
dleberg; DR.. L. II. Winborn, Tuttle;
/ Sam Hunnycutt, Ninnekah; G. A.
Dearmon, Naples; Mrs. J. A. Slger
| Minco.
Complete harmony marked the
! proceedings of the convention from
start to finish
The Resolutions.
The resolutions adopted were as
! follows:
'We, the Democrats Of Grady coun-
! ty, oklahoma, in convention assem-
bled, express our faith in the prin-
pies Of free government and re
ne wour allegiance to the Demo
cratic party, whose efforts have been
to maintain government 'crr the
people, by the people and for the
people.
I'VE endorse the national Demo
| cratic administration and submit its
| record to the people, and we com
mend its leader, President Woodrow
Wilson, for his untiring efforts 1c
secure free government for the ma
tions of the earth and prevent wal
and conflict.
1--WE endorse the Democratic state
| administration of the State of Okla
homa for it's business-like method
and its application Of democratic
principles to the affairs of state, Sc
curing to the people honest, eff
cent and economical administration
of state affairs.
We congratulate the women o
Oklahoma upon the adoption of tht
amendment to the constitution o
this state, giving them equal sui
frage with men, and we commend
the democratic women of Oklahom;
upon the interest manifested by then
in public affairs as demonstrated b.
recent county conventions and
women's state convention held a
Oklahoma City. We believe that tn
result of woman suffrage will b
beneficial to the people and we urg
the democratic women of Oklahom
to continue their interest in publ
affairs, participating freely in al
party matters believing that the
are entitled to equal recognition an
representation with men in all den
ocratic proceedings.
I'VE urge upon the national cor
gress of the United States senate
having refused to agree to a ratifica
tion of the League of Nations wit
reservations submitted by Williar
Howard Taft, ex-president of tn
United States, and this question be
ing one of most vital importance t
the people of the United States, w
believe that the democratic member
of the United States senate shoul,
make no further efforts to compro
mise on reservations to such league
OF nations covenant, but if not rati
! fled by the present senate the ques
F, tion of ratification should be sub
mitted to the people of the United
States as an issue in the coming ma
tional campaign for the election o
a president and congress.
I'VE have confidence in the abili
ty and craftsmanship of the Honora
BILE Robert l.. Owen, United State
senator from Oklahoma. and we Ell
Gorse him as a candidate for tn
democratic nomination for presiden
| If the limited States and Dledge hir