The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
REPUBLICANS
ENDORSEMENT
Is UNANIMOUS
Harrison Garnett, Present Ma.
tional Committeeman, En-.
dorsed for Reelection
DELEGATES NOMINATED
Platform Favors McNary.
Haugen Farm Relief and
Enforcement Of Dry Laws
DELEGATES NOMINATED

Frank o. Lowden Of Illinois j.
apparently certain to receive the
votes Of North Dakota's IS dele.
gates to the Republican national
convention.
Endorsement by the Independent
Republican faction, in convention
here yesterday, makes him the
choice Of both major factions Of the
party in this state. The Nonparti.
san faction endorsed Lowden for the
Republican nomination 4 week ago
The name Of no other candidate
was even mentioned and the action
of today's convention was unani-
nous. It had been regarded as q
f0regonc conclusion from the first,
Garnet Endorsed
Harrison Garnett, st. Thomas, N.
D., was endorsed for Republican ma
tional committeeman from this
state. He is the incumbent. Rumors
Of opposition to Garnett proved
unfounded and his endorsement was
unanimous as was that Of Mrs. Fred
=. Mann, Devils Lake, for national
committeewoman.
Candidates whose names will ap-
pear on the ballot at the presiden-
tial preference primary March 20
follow:
For delegate to the national con-
vention:
H. B. jacobson, Mott, Hettinger
county; William w. Watt, Leonard,
Cass county; ]. D. Bacon, Grand
Forks, Grand Forks county; j. C.
Oberg, Bismarck, Burleigh county;
+. L. Peterson, DickinsC.l, Stark
county; William Stern, Fargo, Cass
county; Harry Z. Polk, Williston,
Williams county; F. T. Gronvold,
Rugby, Pierce county; Frank H.
Hyland, Devils Lake, Ramsey coun-
ty; DR.. L. B. Greene, Edgeley, La
Mourc county; p. D. Norton, ,Minot,
Ward county; A. F. Bons1. Jls.
Lidgerwood. Richlsnd county; o. =.
Bryant, Napoleon, Logan county. !
For alternates to the national con-
yention:
B. +. Spalding, Fargo; Mrs. f. B.
Goss, Minot; Lawrence Miller, Har-
vcy, Wells county; @. ]. Sorlie, Bux-
ton, Traill county; w. H. Stutsman,
Mandan; S. J. Atkins, Cando, Town
CIR county; Sid Bergenthal, Oakcs,
Dickcy county; John A. Johnson,
Parshall, Mountrail county; r. r.
Morgan, Grafton, Walsh county: T..
A: Tostevin. Mandan; W. L. Mum,
Westhopc, Bottineau county; f. E..
Veitch, Emerado, Grand Forks
county; H. w. Wilson, New Rock
ford, Eddy county.
For presidential electors:
Ben Everson, Washburn, Mclean
county; r. A. Lathrop, Hope, Steele
county; ]. E. Davis, Cor drich, Sheri-
dan county; Henry Mclean, Hannah,
Cavalier county, and F. +. Wykoff,
Stanley. Mountrail county.
Chosen BY Committee
The names Of the various persons
endorsed were prcsente to the con-
vention by committee Of nine,
three from each congressional dis
trict, to which had been submitted
the nomination made by caucus Of
delegates from each district. The
first district caucus presented Is
names and each Of the other districts
Ia names.
Members Of the committee which
sifted out the endorsements from
the list Of 46 names were: NJ. H.
Lynch, Richland county; r. johnson,
Cass county; Judson LaMoure, Penn
bina county; Paul Adams, In Moure
county; A. L. Garnes, Burleigh
county; w. J. Reynolds, Bottineau
county; Ivan Metzger, Williams
county; Victor Corbett, Ward coun-
ty, and NJ. L. Mcbride, Stark county.
The only argument Of the conven-
ton came over the adortion Of .
platform which was inteEded to ex-
press the sentiment Of the conven-
Lion on national issues. The plat
form endorses Lowden, fern relief
based on the principles Of the Nc
Nary -Haugen bill, the Coolidge ad-
ministration, the retention bv the
federal government Of control over
the Indians, the prohibition amend
(Contirue N rge two)