Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-30
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NOTICE
1EPUElIcAN STATE convE

1EPuEI4IcAN STATE CONVENTION.
pursuant to custom and by direction
o. the Anti-Townley and Anti-socialist
call a State Delegate Republican on
Vention of A~nti-Townley and Anti-So7
CT o,al1 IS Republicans; to meet at the city
Wednesday, the 10Th day of April, 1922.
The business Of such convention will
pc to adopt a platform and to select and
ing United States senator, three con-
gressrnen to run upon such platform
and to nominate three candidates for
judges Of the supreme court. Said con-
which may properly come before it.
1t is recommended that the delegates
from each OF the three congressional
districts meet separately at the LII
time and place and agree upon a Repub-
lican candidate for congress from their
respective districts. -
It is Recommended that delegates be
not instructed and that the unit rule be
not enforced but that proxies to Repub-
1ican residents of the district >from
which the principal is elected be recog-
The state committee will act as a
committee or credentials for the pur-
pose of determining what delegates are
entitled to participate in the temporary
organization, and to that end credentials
from the several districts and counties
should be sent to the chairman at Fargo
Immediately after the adjournment Of
the convention at which they are elect
ed, but in any event. must be in his
hands before he convention is called to
order.
The said convention will consist of
4s6 delegates elected upon the basis of
the vote cast for John Steen for treas
urer at. the 1920 primary. one delegate
for each 1875 such votes or major frac-
BY legislative districts, except in dis
tricts composed of more than one coun-
~. in which case, for convenience, each
county Will constitute a unit. The repre-
Pambina county, II; District No. 2, part
Of Ward county, 3: District No. 3. part
OF Walsh county. Z; District No. 4, part
Of Walsh county, 3: District No. 5, part
s., part of Grand Forks county. 4; Dis
trict No: Z. part Of Grand Forks county,
8; District No. s, Traill county, 6; Dis
trict No. 10, part of Cass county, S: Dis
trict No. II, part of Cass county, 8; Dis
trict No. u. part Of Richland county. 7:
District No. Il. Sargent county. 8: Dis
No. IL: part of Barnes county. 10; Dis
trict No: is: Steele county, s; and
II: District No. 10, Rolette county, 5;
District No. 20. Benson county. IL; Dis.
trict No. q. Ramsey county, 10; District
90 "a s ~, Town eo,, o9vnt x. s; Ristri St Nc.
hickey 1Iafeyl oeou unen'y /: Dist ptctfi Ne. Is So' En- M.
mons county, Z: and Kidder county, 5;
Bistriet NJ: Is, B Boflnish COUNTY eonnyy. IS ::
IS; District No. so. Morton county, Is;
DISTRICT No. g.. Stark county, 10: Dis
e sesee w.; 4s IS EasS f NO. s.. Il Me and c eSstsr
sou ntyt'; =: b aei g: G se' s. N sseriaaS
,s S; aaS a n; RissFict co MS; u.s. hof B;ntr e4gns t.
part ? Of Riehisnd county" ansy' s; p 5isa,ies' NJ g.
No. g, composed Of Golden valley coune
county 81: District No. %, Composed Of
District No. a, composed Of Mckenzie
county s. and Williams county. 9; Dis
trict No. AZ. Pierce county, I; District
No. 43, Renviile county. 3: District No.
"A, MountraiN county. {: District No. as,
srt Of McHenry county, ;: District No.
Grant county. Z; District No. As. com
posed of Dunn county 5. Mercer county
). and Oliver county J.: District No. ~.
composed OF Adams county. 3, Sioux
man county. 4.
The member of the Anti-Townley.
.Anti-Socialist state convention will call
district, and TX the proportion on the
vote for John steen at the last primary
on the basis Of one delegate to EACH
twenty t20) votes or major fraction
thereof. Such convention to be held. at
such place as the committeeman. in
conjunction with the chairman OF our
county central committee may designate.
ventions be held at twho o'clock p. m. on
the l5tl, day Of April. 1922. and that
such committeeman advise the precinct
committeeman in each precinct Of the
day and place of holding such district or
county convention. and of ting number of
delegates his precinct is entitled to
therein, and direct him to call q pre-
cinct caucus giving the notice for the
of such delegates to the district
part of a legislative district it will be a
county convention. If for any reason it
10 ~impracticable TO hold delegate conven-
lions. or it none is called in any district
or county, then a mass convention is
authorized to be held in such central
place as the member of this committee
for such district may designate, on the
date before specified for district conven-
taons.
1t Is further recommended that dis
trict conventions also give endorsements
for candidates for the legislature, for
their respective districts. and that be-
fore doing SO they advise with any cor
responding organization Of other parties
opposed to Socialism, and attempt to
join forces.
All Republicans. whether male or fe-
male, opposed to the domination of So-J
cialism under any name in this state are
entitled TO participate in caucuses and
Dated this 2sth day of March. 1872.
b. +. SPALDING.
Chairman.