The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
WOMAN PARTY WORKER
SHE WILL BE PUT ON THE
C. O. P. COMMITTEE
Decision Reached BY Leaders Of
Republican Organization
Saturday

St. Paul, July 12.-Women mem
bers of the republican state central
committee will be named at the next
meeting of state candidates, July %,
at the office of ]. A. o. Preus, nomi-
nee for governor.
This was decided at the candi-
dates'meeting Saturday after eighty
four men and one woman had been
named to the committee. The one
woman is Miss Eloise Calihan Of ST..
Paul, elected assistant secretary Of
the committee,
Women are to be made members
Of the state central committee, not
as representing women voters only,
but as an integral portion Of the
committee, 1t was decided. The pre-
sent organization of women commit
tee members from each congressional
district was continued in an advisory
capacity.
No limit has been fixed on the
membership committee, the candi-
dates planning to add more names
as they see fit. 1t is probable the
committee membership will total far
above the 100 mark.
The statement made yesterday by
Mr.. Preus that cooperation is to be
the key mote of the campaign was
seconded by Adams, the new chair
man.
Proposal to create the offices Of
vice chairman for labor, agriculture,
service men, women and other inter-
ests was also deferred.
Make Up of Committee.
The complete list of those
named to the state central comittee
yesterday follows:
Chairman, Charles R. Adams, Min
neappolis; secretary, Jay Gould, Min
neapolis; treasurer, r. C. Lilly, ST.
Paul; w. A. Nolan, Grand Meadow;
F. A. Duxbury, Caledonia; Samuel
A. Rask, Blooming Prairie; Toilet
Winona; Alexandria Huddleston,
bago; A. o. Moreaux, Luverne; s. B.
Duea, Pipestone; c. A. Swanson,
Fairmont: Thomas Tonneson, St..
James; James A. Larson, Walnut
Grove; Ivan Bowen, Mankato; s. B.
Allen, Winnebago; H. L. Simonds,
Glencoe; @. A. Rasmussen, Red
Wing: julius Collier, Shakopee; P.
o. Holland, Northfield; o. H. Smith.
Lester Prairie; DR.. ]. E. Campbell,
South st. Paul: Gus Lindquist. st.
Paul; H. P. Keller, st, Paul; Charles
n. Orr, ST. Paul: DIR. Z. H. Haas. st.
Paul; DR.. Egil Boeckman, St. Paul;
b. Coates, Virginia; w. I. Norton
Minneapolis; F. H. Carpenter, Min
neapolis; J. d. Williams, Minneapo-
lis; F. B. Snyder, Minneapolis; DR..
Nils Juell, Minneapolis; Frank II.
Reed, Minneapolis; Oscar Kleckner,
Minneapolis; e. ID. Smith, Minneap-
oils; A. H. Turrittin. Minneapolis;
DIR. Frank Nelson. Minneapolis; Har-
ry Fotte, Minneapolis; Oscar Haus-
child, Minneapolis; John F. McGov-
ern, Minneapolis; Loren B, Roberts,
Minneapolis: Chris Rosenmeir, Lit
! tie Falls; Clifton Albright, Brainerd;
George Hanscom. St. Cloud; William
M. Taber, Park Rapids; Rudolph Lee,
Long Prairie; Ed Jones, Morris; Ed
ward Mobraaten. Wendell; B. K
Sayre, Glenwood; ]. R. Swan, Mad
ison; A. E. Anderson. Cottonwood; ;
P. A. Gandrud, Sunburg; Charles
Murphy, Aura; D. d. McEachin,
Hibbing; william c. Sargent, Duluth;
Spencer Searles, Carlton; Guy Eaton
Duluth: Ralph Stone, Grand Rapids
G. A.. Youngquist, Crookston; DR.. N
M. Watson, Red Lake Falls; Nels
Keynes. Argyle. r. B. Rathbun. De-
troit; Charles S. Marden. Moorhead:
Frank J. Evans. Fergus Falls; A. B.
Cole, Fergus Falls; Paul Marchalk
Warroad; F. A. Dickey, MINNEAPOLIS |;
r. P. Chase, Anoka: E. L. Mcmillan,
Princeton; H. H. Stevens, Minneap-
oils; L. M. Mithun, Buffalo; DR..
| Charles Swenson, Braham; E. w
Stark, Center City Charles Parker.
st. Paul; Eloise Calihan. St. Paul: ].
G. Priebe, Minneapolis: Fl. M. Nc
Aitkin;' Martin Widsten, Warroad.