Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-22
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Des Moines, April %. Iowa re-
,ptiblicans met in state convention to-
day selected the delegates to cast
! the states twenty-six votes at the
national convention in Chicago. The
I essire Of the women to be represent
Ga in the delegation resulted In a
tentative decision to select eight
delegates at large, with one half
vote each. 1t was said today.
{. Tho tentative slate agreed upon
late. last night included the names OF
two women, Mrs. Frank Dodson, OF
! Des Moines, and Mrs. James Dewitt,
OF Osaloosa. The other six members
on the list OF delegates at large were
H. O. Weaver, Wapello: Charles Y.
Curtiss, Ames; Z. A. Burgess, Sioux
, City: Charles A. Rawson, Des
Moines, and Col. Claude Stanley, Of
Corning. The list was subject to
approval by the convention.
{ The convention convened at 2 o.
ciock and the selection of delegates at
large did not come until late in the
afternoon. The report Of the reso-
lutions committee also was set for
Nate in the day.
3 Delegates from the eleven con-
Rressional districts met in caucus at
II a. m. and selected district dele
gates to the national conventin.
r. L. Parrish. manager Of General
Woods campaign in Iowa agreed
with others that the Lowden forces
would control in most districts.
Districts Pick Lowden Delegates.
Following are the delegates and
alternates to the republican national
convention chosen here today at the
district caucuses:
First-Delegates, Alex Moore, Of
! Burlington; Hugh B. Sloane. of Keo-
saudua: alternates, Mrs. Albert
GIazier, Fort Madison; R. 8. Jailor.
OF Mont Pleasant.
/ Second-Delegates, DR.. George A.
/ Smith, Of Clinton; George M. Titus.
OF Muscatine: alternates, Alfred c.
Miller, Of Scott county; Mrs. A.
, Jones, OF Iowa county.
Third Delegates, w. s. T. Rath.
OF Hardin county; Don Dorman, Of
Delaware county; alternates, S. A.
4 Clock, Of Franklin county; Miss
} Humprie, OF Wright county.
Fourth Delegates, Carl Johnson,
or Gage; A. q. Carpenter, Of Clin-
ton county; alternates, T. G. Sneak
sler. OF Chiokasaw county; Mrs. Irene
Bell, Of Cerro Gordo county.
Fifth Delegates, James A. Tobtn,
of vinton; n A. Willoughby. OF
sGrundy county; alternates, N. 8.
. eel. - Tanna county, William Gill
more, OF Cedar county.
Sixth h-Delegates, IL B. Alfree, Jas,
ssper county; Charles @. Henninger, OF
/ 1iSourney: alternates. Mrs. G. K.
Nesdhazn. Poweshiek county; Mrs.
& I'll w Hutchinson. Of Ottumwa.
Seventh - Delegates, Charles r.
Brcnton, OF Dallas Center; L. G..
Kurtz, Of Des Moines; alternates,
Dale r. Thaw, Of Des Moines; Mrs.
Frank brennan, Of Winterset.
NIghth- Delegates, Daniel Ander-
ron, Of Lamont: H. II. Garter, Of
%Corydon; alternates, Miss Myrtle
X DUNCAN, Of Charlton; Mrs. @. A.
Hail. Of Bedford.
EEs4 r1inth - Delegates, Almor Stern,
v Harrison county; Ed White, of Shell
4 by county; alternates, 3. ]. Hysham,
y 81 Montgomery county; A. B. Gillis-
\ PIC, Of Guthrie county.
||sss I Tenth--W. d. Miller, Of Boone; b.
". Thompson, Of Forest City; alter
mates. Mrs. Ea!th Prn,,tv. Of Hum
\ boldt; Mrs. Bryon N. Coon, OF En-
1nat county.
Eleventh Delegates, 8. o. Lincoln,
j * Sioux City; w. ,. Kennedy, Of
flWoodbury county; alternates, Mrs.
4 RObert Molyneaux OF Cherokee;
4 Miles W. Moody, Of Nonona.
~ large majority Of these dele
SSA&e6 are known to favor Lowden.
" ~ otock raiders outwitted.