The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-17
OLIVE BRANCH
ISHELD FORTH
> IN DEM SCRAP
J. E. Campbell of Mandan Of
fers to Join with G. S.
WOoledge in State Call
WORNER IN N. d. RACE
Name Will be Presented to
jamestown Convention as
Candidate For Auditor

The olive branch was held out by
J. E. Campbell of Mandan. declared
state chairman at Valley City meet
ing of the Democratic state central
committee, to G. S. Wooledge OF. Mi
not, who denied he was ousted as
chairman, to avoid two Democratic
state I conferences or conventions.
Mr.. Campbell dispatched the follow
ing telegram to Mr.. Wooledge at
Minot:
Will join in or concurrently issue
separate call for one Democratic
delegate convention to be held April
20 at either Bismarck, jamestown,
Valley City or Fargo. Democrats in
state unanimously oppose idea of
two conventions. Wire answer.
The name of Walter G. Worner
will be presented to the jamestown
convention next week as candidate
for the Endorsement for state auditor
from Richland county. Mr.. WOrner,
here today, stating that he had de-
cided to allow his name to be sub
mitted, said he would strictly abide
by the decision of the convention.
Mr.. Worner was county treasurer
of Richland county for four years
his home city being Wahpeton. Fol-
lowing that he was deputy state au-
ditor for two years. Although he is
at the present time resident of
Bismarck, he will be presented as a
Richland county candidate, having
lived there for many years.
Friends of Mr.. Worner here who
urged his name pointed out that he
was thoroughly versed in the affairs
of the state auditor position, be-
cause of his experience there, and
also that he would stand on the
jamestown convention ticket as q
representative of people Of German
descent in the state, which his
friends say comprise about 40 per.
cent of the population. He is mar
ricd and has a family.
Minot, N. d., April l7.-Rcsolu-
tiGns urging the coming state Re-
publican convention at jamestown to
renominate r. A. Nestos for COVER
nor and to appeal to all voters re
gardless of party or politics to assist
in his reelection, which were APP
proved last night by the executive
committee Of the real" Republican
central committee of the governor S
home county, will be presented to a
mass convention of Republicans this
afternoon at the courthouse in Minot
at which time - delegates to the
state convention will be named.
Minot, N. d., April 17.-"ReaI"
Republi cans, in county conventiop
here Yesterday. unanimously adopted
resolutions urging the coming state
Republican convention at jamestown
to renominate r. A. Nestos for gov
ernor and commencing the present
state administration for its accom-
plishments.
Walter r. Bond of Minot was in
dOrsed for denomination to the office
Of state senator of the 29th lcgisIa.
tive district, John Burnes of Surrey
f. f. Fredeen Of Ryder, Mrs. G. r.
Bach and Einar Mus, both Of Mino,
were indorsed as candidates for the
lower house of the state legislature
A group of delegates from the 2nd
Legislative district recommended that
no Endorsements be made for candl-
dates for the legislature from that
district.
Nineteen delegates to represen:
Ward county at the, state conven.
tIon were selected.