The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-01
Lily White" Republicans
Put Ticket in the Field,
Endorsing Some Democrats
Vietus are Expressed
On League Nations
ond Other Subjects

The Nolusia county white Repub-
lican convention, in session at the
National Guard Armory lasf evening.
placed partial ticket in tlH field, for
county officials, and endor3ed several
white Republican state noIlinees, and
large number of Democfatic norni-
nees, for the November etections, 90
men and women being present, some
thing over half of that number being
professed Republicans
In addition To the nominations.
which We're put through without argu-
ment or suggestion, as chosen by the
dominating committee, an address was
delivered TO the small audience by
Prof Sigh, Of Jacksonville. a mem
ber OF the newly organized "constitu-
.iunal Democrats that body of men
sho are Democrats opposed TO the
League of Nations
Chairman DIR. klock, S. H. Cove and
G. Il, Seaman were also speakers OF
he evening, emphasizing Republican
inns and IDEALS.
The chairmap explained the situa-
7 tion under which he had accepted the
| nomination. from the state committee
! as candidate for the United States
/ Senate, opposed to Duncan u Fletch-
I er, stating that no other man could
/ be found who would face the issues
and was willing to carry through the
fight in this state, opposing the League
of Nations and the stand taken in the
Senate by the senator from Florida
lie likewise mentioned the choice Of
Judge Bowen. of Miami, as candidate
| to oppose Congressman Joe Sears i'll
this congressional district. the balance
of the state ticket being held in abey-
Ince. while an attempt is made to
bring together the three factions of
the Republican party, an acknow1-
edged badly split party.
G. r. Seaman drew an optimistic
picture OF the future of the Republican
i party in tine South Stating that the
ltimc was not far distant when women
would control their party politics. and
when the Seventy per cent of the
property owners in Florida who are
Republicans would be given a chance
to express their views through the
ballot. something they have heretofore
been unable TO do.
Nominations.
Nominations and endorsements were
then read by 5. III Cove, chairman o
the nominating committee, who ex-
planned that the women who have beef
recently given the ballot were mos
hesitant about accepting nominations
but that it was to be expected be
/ cause they We're new to the game.
4 Following are the nominations. ant
] endorsements. voted unanimously
: White Republican Ticket
= For State Legislature ID. r. Lyons
Port Orange j. II. Donneily, Daytona
: For School Superintendent Georg
E W Marks. Daytona.
n For Jastiee OF the Peace J. Fite
q Walker. Daytona.
+ For Constable w J. Johnson. Day
q tonas
: Fox Tax Assessor F. NJ. CurgA
5 DeLand
g For Member OF School Board Mr.:
u Harriet NJ Longdon, Daytona Beacl
State Republican Candidates Endorse
For United States Senate-Dr {
: 4 klock Daytona.
For Congressman Fourth Congress
sional District Judge Bowen, Miam
d Democratic Nominees Endorsed.
i For Judge County Court u. Lee Ms
Crory.
For County Clerk Samuel d. Jon
:, dan.
10 For Tax Colector--D. 7. Smith
!, For Supervisor Registration ]
~ Wetherell.
!, = For County Commissioner, Four
District l.. Ninine.
Democratic Candidate Endorsed.
For Sheriff NJ. A. Galbreath Ne
smyrna.
1t will thus be seen that both =
resentatiyes to the state legislalu
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