The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
REPUBLICANS TO
HOLD CAUCUSES
Meetings Will Be Held
Today in Every Pre-
cinct in County
TWO OBJECTS IN VIEW
rfst Precinct Heads and Sc
lect Delegates 70 the
County Convention

..,,iv will meet in mass conven-
49, IN their various precincts
Tsnrssav afternoon and evening for
,to purrose OF electing precinct COM
.,,,tsemen and committeewomen
~ tba ensuing term and delegates
y, ,be county convention TO be held
y, Tu'so saturday afternoon, April
90 Apru 20 was the date set for
ID ~. nrecinct meetings In call is
n .,ed recently by l.. O, Lingo, chair
IAN OF Tulsa from the state repub-
lean committee.
Tbe meetings will be held at the
usual voting place In each precinct.
Tha present committeeman or some
4 arxfeung for him will calf the meet
Il ~ to order and the meeting will
l. ,nisct lfs own chairman and secre-
4 ,srv county precinct meetings will
bo hold from 3 to $3.50 o'clock
Tbprsdav afternoon and meetings in
,,Wns and cities from 1880 TO 8
o'clock in the evening. All meetings
viii be held open for voting for at
/. least 30 minutes.
A committeeman and a commit
,eewomnn will be elected TO repre-
sent each precinct for the ensuing
n term. Delegates to the county COM
Il yentlon will be selected In each pre-
clpct on the basis OF one delegate
n for each Is votes cast In such pre-
Il cinct in 1920 for tho republican
presidential electors.
In some precincts the delegations
will be instructed to vote as a unit
for certain individuals for county
office az the county convention,
while IN other precincts the delega-
tons will not be instructed and will
Il he free 10 vote as they decided, either
ID In unit or individually.
For Republicans Only.
Il Only registered republicans may
participate in the precinct meeting.
u Should the chairman suspect anyone
present OF being a member OF an
II other party. he can challenge this
individuals vote ana. demand show
ing OF a registration certificate.
n Lingo requests that the minutes of
4 each meeting be kept for presenta-
n tlOn at the county convention and
II that certificates OF election OF the
Committeeman and committeewom-
4 an and delegates be duly executed,
that Is, signed by the chairman and
Il secretary OF the meeting, for presen-
tation TO the credentials committee
n at the convention.
IN
u Tested In the precinct meetings in
II view OF the fact that they form the
II first step towards organization of a
= new county republican central COM
n mlttee. Results OF the election in
N the county precincts In the afternoon
n Will be known early and results OF
the evening meetings in town and
: city precincts will be telephoned
i Immediately afterwards to the pres
ent county chairman in the office
II OF Bailey T.. Bell in the Kennedy
II building. Indications are that full
a precinct delegations, not only from
Tulsa, but from. points all. over the
a county, will be present when tho
n county convention convenes at
= o'clock this Saturday afternoon ir
n convention hall. The convention
will name the county chairman, vice
chairman and secretary. consider
j any resolutions or policies submitted
q and Will hear announcements o
candidacy for county end state Of
lice In the fall election and alsC
speeches by candidates.
Present Committeeman.
Opening Of regular polling placer
III ior the precinct meetings has beer
arranged by the county preclnc
Committeeman. These are as fol
lows Tulsa city-Preclnct /. Linl
n Mood; 2, J. ]. DeShane: 3, Barney
"A shipman; 4, NJ. &. Spradllng; 6, Il
MH Burns; G, c. N. Simon: z, lie,
81 1,.iee; 3, II. Il. Kopp; 9, j.. p. Ryan
~ o. 5. Booth; IL, Tom Quinn; IL
i. Roberts: 13, 10. l.. Essley; Ia
!, d. Richards; is, w. G.. Brock
nan; l6, p. II, Maroney; II. Gran
sso5u9hammer; on IS, NJ. b. Flesheri 10
~ NJ Fenner; 20, c. L. Dawson; 21
q; ~ j., Newberry; 30. Frank NewklrS
81 Fted Faust; "a, Bailey z. Bell
80 r., ~ Harvey; 26, c. ]. Allen
"a S,a9de sade Sample; 2S, T. F. Nelson
~ seth @. Eby; 80. c. l.. Essley
81, william S. Cochran; 32, William
Snge; 81, T. c. Hopkins.
CoHlnsville township-Preclnct I
-. SoIburn; 3. Ray Buckles.
oanu Springs-Precinct /, Charlie
" Fsrker; 2, Frank w. Ross; 8, c
seEuppert; 4, S. Bresubory,
,ssS ssSSSlatook-Precinct /, A. Z. Town
W VWasso--Precinct 1, Joe Harsh
nseri ms 2 Ira o. Butts; 8. Carl Ell
N Dawson-Precinct 1. w. L. Brit
WI; g. Jim Jeffries.
nahhiane-Precinct 3, c. w. Ell
pr't' ~NdlieS II. flSner.
p,nOAen Arrow-Precinct &.
H'Aer; ?, ]. II. Mitchell; g. ]. "
Ip5naIptoni 4, w. ". williams.
Mces township-Precinct 1, w. {
P1by-Precinct I, r. L. Coones
'wWiaank sturdevant.
chnalIlow sprlngs-~Precinct 1, J, {
Glen pooI-p.s.,. -,
Wood Eecinot J. ALE
nav township-Pr-cincr 1, ]. I
urss uSsnEs Il i9wnship-Preclnct /, Wiz
sroSal sSea Fork-Precinct 2, f. {
wwekIwa-Preoinct 1, NJ. ]. Cate,
X u Dlckey; 3. T. Shell.
Seh number OF delegates fro
iolavp precinct 10 the county Is .
.ese, oity-Preclnct 1. 1s: pr,
IA 10; precinct 8, 10; precin
~ precinct 6, 25: precinct
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