El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
DEMOCRATS ENDORSE BAILEY; FAIL
TO Endorse NQMAN'5 SUFFRAGE

lEHtIt y OOI InOE
that we should be forced to vote for
Mrs. O. A. critehett denounced
Bailey and favored an uninstructed
delegation
81 For. Is Against.
When the matter was put 20 a vote
the ayes and noes stood divided and
the chairman called for a standing
vote. The result was 81 for the adop-
ton OF the resolution and IS against
It.
Another contest arose when Mrs
s. J. Fennel stated that a resolu-
ton offered by the League OF Women
Voters had been submitted, which
was not read before the convention
A H Culweu declared that the
resolution in question had been pre-
scented 70 a committee but that the
committee refused 10 include It in the
platform OF resolutions. Consider
able clamor was raised when Mrs.
Fenneu requested permission 20 read
the resolution. but, following a short
discussion, she was permitted TO
read IT, The resolution asked en-
dorsement Of national suffrage and
support for woman suffrage in pri-
mary elections. She closed with
motion for its adoption
Mr.. Culweu Immediately made
0
tabled and again excitement reigned
while ayes and noes shouted their
votes. A standing vote was taken
with IS for tahling the resolution and
II for its inclusion in the resolution
adopted Congressman Hudspeth did
not vote, it is said.
Everybody Endorsed.
Tie first resolution adopted fol-
THE Democracy Of FL Paso county,
in convention assembled sends greet
inEs 20 the Democracy OF the state
and nation and hereby renews
pledge 10 the principles that have
endeared the party TO liberty loving
people since its first declaration Of
faith. which IS a covenant sacredly
guaranteed and by which we shall be
guided The fathers OF our party
founded well and the heritage now
entrusted to US shall be faithfully
kept"
me resolutions also endorse the
platform adopted by the party at san
{ Francisco and commend the nomina-
ton OF Cox for president and Roose-
welt for vice president. They also
/ endorse the present national and
state administrations, commend the
course OF Claud B. Hudspeth, repre-
/ sentative in congress, and OF r NJ
Dudley, state senator, and r p.
I Thomson and Adrian Pool repre-
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While they were at II they also en-
dorsed the county administration
Thomson Commended
A resolution, commencing r E.
! Thomson follows;
we commend the high minded and
I honorable course pursued by our fell
I low toWnsman, Hon r z Thoma-
son, in the recent campaign for gov
] ernor. and bitterly deplore and con-
( denim the attacks made upon him
! The convention opened with the
[ election Of Robert Holiday as chair
man and ". H. Fryer as secretary.
/ The following committees served:
/ Permanent organization - George
/ wallace, R. B. Rawlins, A r Burgess,
! George Oliver.
Davis, Mrs. Kate Farnham, Louis
Resolutions-A. e. Culweu, Rich
ard Burgess, Ballard ColdWen, Ponder
D S. Carter and Mrs. G. O. Wills.
on delegates. z. Quad, ". H,
I Mrs. J. D. Mclaughlin.
The delegates named were as fol-
lows:
C. g. Hudspsth. =. L Harris, R. T. Bur-
ges. J. II. GogEin, A. y. Walthall, James
! n Harper. r. L. Holiday. Volney n.
( Brown, z +. Higgins, Joe II. Nealon. D.
] C. Booth. Ballard ColdWell W D. Howe
] IT, y. LuuuAuH Alllls a4AAA j. IN r a.
/ Price, z 3. 1fcClintock, J. NJ Deaver, Jos
l U. Sweeney, r. 3. RaWllns. Adrian POOL
/ A. II. Culwell. Ponder s Carter. seth 3
/ Orudorff ". D. Greet, J. Mack Crawford,
/ c. e Kelly. ". ". Turney, Tom Lea, r T.
] Thomason, Leigh Clark W n Fryer Dan
! jackson. J. z. Quaid, Lamar Davis. A. r
] Webb. Joe Dunn. Clarence Harper, Mason
[ Pollard, r II Dudley. Charles Davis, PARK
! Pitman, Frank Lyons, J. J. Murphy. Ars-
! W i. FoNworth. Mrs J. l. Ely Ms. T.
! w Innier Mrs. ]. i. Quaids Mrs G b
] Hudspeth Mrs. G. @. Wills Mrs. > 3
Baker. Mrs. George Hillman. Ms William
/ DunsavaEe. A. H. johnson. Roy Martin.
I Crawford. Mrs. ". II. Aldridge, MIS-. C. =.
/ Kelly. Dave Mulcahy George b oliver. y
I C. wade r., Roy Hoard. James Black, n
J. Simmons ". =. AldrldEe. martin
] Sweeney, c. L. Galloway. I n DAVIS. ). L.
! Kale. q W. Fassett. Joe Esceieda, D. Mon
| toya- 1rrs J. III. Fitzpatrick. Charles B.
Gaal. A. Il. Woods Dan sweeney Jo1n
] Dyer. J. c. Brooke. l. A. Dale, A. IL
/ Burres John i. Weeks. J. A. Dulleya
/ Miss Louise Dietrich. Mrs. ]. f. Weeks
Congressional Delegates-
Joe b. NeaIon. Volney n Brown. g. W
] ham, r.. 3. Rawlinsi J. A. Sucker W. u
FIrhth Judicial District Delegates
J. u Driscou. llaury kalep. Mrs. o. A.
/ Critchett Frank Lotus, A. = Burgess. ON
H. sfth judicial District Delerates.
C. L. Vowel c. n Mckinney, Mrs
1 Julia Sharp, 2. B. Eifers, r. 2 Feoen' H.
] if9th Pictorial District Delegates.
C. s. r. Folsom. Dan sullivan J. e
| Brooke. Mrs. r. E Thomson. Mrs Alma
Bartlett
cor gF,vFy BONUSES.