Salt Lake Telegram | 1920-05-04 | Page 16 | Sen. Smoot to Lead G. O. P. Delegates

v m a NI SM OI T. T TU TO LEAD lAD I 0 I r i Dlf A T Utah Representatives Will win Goto Goto Go to Chi Chicago ago Convention I With Without ut Instructions dions PRICE May Nay 4 Senator Senator Reed Smoot Smoot will head the uninstructed Republican n nI I delegation t to the national convention tion in Chicago Other delegates delegates' at large selected by the state Republican conI convention con con- I here her yesterday were Mrs Jeannette A A. Hyde of Salt Lake J. J U Ur Eldr Eldredge- Eldredge dge Jr of ot Ogden and andT J. J C. C Lynch of ot S Salt lt Lake Mr Lynch was chosen I Ia a after ter an ar hours hour's wrangle I Following the election of ot the delegates delegates dele dele- gates the rules were suspended and the following were elected alternates at large by acclamation Mrs Lily C. C Wolstenholme of ot Salt Lake Wilford D Day y of ot Iron county T. T H H. Burton of t Nephi and P P. C. C of Salina PLATFORM PRONOUNCEMENTS CEMENTS CEMENT'S The Tl platform adopted bY the convention convention con con- on- on v which together with the national na na- na- na donal platform will form the basis for forthe forthe forthe the the- platform to tobe be adopted by the convention convention convention con con- con con- that will nominate a state ticket Indorses the st stand nd of the Republican Republican Re Re- publican senators on the peace treaty scores the national Democratic adminIstration admin admin- for its Mexican pol policy for tor alleged encouragement of ot reds and I pled pledges es the Republicans to work for tor I t the deportation of radicals the settlement settlement settle settle- ment of ot disputes between labor and settle settle-I in industry industry in- in on the basis of an honest days day's wage wade for tor an h honest nest days day's work The I platform urges the adoption ot of a a. abroad broad reclamation program a as an aid to service ex ex men Th The platform i further assails the Democrats for tor waste of ot public funds and demands revision of ot school and I I tax laws lawsin in in Utah to permit of ot adequate ade adequate quate salaries for school teachers CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS f Delegates from the FIr First t congressional al dl district met immediately after the I I state convention adjourned Mr Welsh called the session to order and nd Introduced Introduced Intro Intro- Alva Al D. D McG McGuIre ir ire of Tremonton j I Iwho I I who Is chairman of ot the Republican i committee of that district W. W J. J Lowe I r w was then n ri elected chairman and 11 1 Mc- Mc McI J I I Guire secretary of ot the meeting On I I the first ballot L L. R. R Anderson of San San- Sanpete Sanpete p pete pete ie and Clar Clarence ClarenceP ric P p C Cardon of Logan I I were elect elected d delegates Votes then I II I were were cast cast for alternates and Mrs Alice Collins of ot Weber county and James I Knudson of Boxelder county were I elected on the first ballot Delegates from rom th the Second congressional congressional congress- congress I I iQ ional district met In the High Higl school j I building E p. p L Leatherwood thet I chairman and Lawrence Ellison secre secre- I I tary Harold Haroid P. P Fabian of Salt Lake and nd C C. E E. Loose o of t Provo were were elected eJected I on the first ballot The alternates se selected so- so were Judge F. F C. C Loofbourow and J. J Parley Parl y White of Salt S lt Lake t Republicans of bf t the Seventh judicial district last night nominated Dillworth Woolley of Manti ManU for tor district judge judg by acc acclamation B. B W W. of Price was nominated for for district attorney I