Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-05
BAUMERT SUCCEEDS HAYNES AS RESULT OF PARTY MEETING.
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 PHOENIX, Jan. 3.-Selection of Andrew Baumert, IT,, as national committeeman to fill the vacancy created by the death of Allan B. Jaynes. and of H. A. Clark, Douglas, and r. A. Nathan, Tucson, as chair man ar l secretary, respectively, of tke .t.;e organization, featured d fully attended meeting here of the republican state committee. All three were named unanimously as being the best qualified for the several posts.
 Captain George Christy placed Baumert's name in nomination and Governor Campbell seconded the motion. Following reports or com mittees and other preliminary busi- ness, the committee did not meet until clock, the morning hours being taken up with caucuses in which Senator-elect Ralph H. Cam eron was brought out Ss a formid able candidate for national commit teeman In the interest of party harmony, however, his name was withdrawn and was not mentioned on the floor of the meeting. Baum ert, in a speech ringing with sin cerity, thanked the committee for the honor, promised cooperation, pledging he would work for the aims of state committee in his new position as he had in the past.
 Sanes Resigns Albert M. Sames, chairman, then announced he felt it his duty to step aside, and allow some other leader i to continue the work, that he in tended to enter some other field of endeavor. His resignation was ac- cepted as well as that of Baumert as secretary of the state committee, and committee was named to nom mate men suitable for these posi- tions.
 AOAlOhlAAb d nall nun . ANANoo AllN committee reported and the report was unanimously adopted. ! Harmony and unity oi purpose characterized the proceedings thru~ out and splendid interest in party i success was evinced in the large at { tendance, there being 67 members of the committee present in person, "A . represented by proxies and only F absent and unrepresented.
 Committees
 Credentials committee-C. r. Price Maricopa, chairman; E. Titcomb, Santa Cruz; Jerrie w. Lee Coco nino; F. J. Sullivan, Yuma; Harry A. Clark, Cochise.
 Resolutions committee-A. H. Ly- on, Pima Jas. P. Boyle, Cochise; !. |, H. McClintock, Maricopa; Aaron Powers, Yavapai; James Logic, Co., chise; E. C. Blakeley, Mohave; Fred s. Breen, Coconino.
 Nominations committee -C. P. Sullivan, Fred s. Breen, Roy Tipton, Hugh Daggs, Jas. P Boyle.
 Resolutions The following resolutions were adopted:
 Resolution No. 1: The republi- can state committee of Arizona, as sembled in special session at the out . set of it's considerations is weighed | upon by a keen realization of the subtraction from the assets of the state of Arizona, the republican party and this body, which has been oc- casioned by the death of Allan B. | Jaynes, the republican national com mitteemen for the state of Arizona. 1 "In signalizing the sense of loss which has come to the state and i party in this deplorable occurrence, the state committee commemorates the indefatigable zeal the tireless loyalty, the unselfish cooperation, the courage of leadership and the great victory which was the climax of an unparalleled career in this state. Resolved that copy of these resolutions be spread upon the min utes of this body, a copy forwarded to the national committee of the party and that a copy, subscribed by the roll Of this committee, be furnished 10 the family. Resolution No. 2: As citizens of Arizona, as well as republicans, we summon attention to the splendid achievements of our governor, Hon. Thomas E. Campbell. We point to the wonderful display of patriotism