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The Minco Minstrel
Minco, Oklahoma
Thursday, March 18, 1928


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Call for Republican State Convention of 1928.

To the Republicans of Oklahoma:

It is our pleasure and privilege as your representive to
issue this call in compliance with the rules and
instructions issued by the Republican State Executive
Committee, which has for its purpose the selection of
delegates to represent the Republican Party of Oklahoma
at the National Convention to be held at Kansas City,
Missouri, on Tuesday, June 12th, 1928, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice President of the
United States.

The Republican County Organizations of Oklahoma are
hereby requested to call a precinct meeting at each
precinct in their respective Counties, and to call
County Conventions for the purpose of reorganization.

The precinct meetings shall be held on Tuesday, March
27th, 1929, at an hour and place to be fixed by the
County Organization. Not less than ten days nice shall
be given for all precinct meetings, and each meeting
place shall be held open not less than one hour, in
order to give all Republicans an opportunity to
participate.

At each precinct meeting there shall be elected a
Chairman and a Vice Chairman of the precinct, oen man
and one woman. There sheall also be elected dlelgates
tot he County Convention pon a basis of representation
fixed by the County Organization. Such representation to
be apportioned according to the number of votes cast at
the general election of 1924 for Calvin Coolidge.
Provided, however, that each precinct shll have at least
one delegate from  ... elect a County Chairman and
County Vice Chairman for the county who shall be of
opposite sex, or may refer said election to the County
Committee. They shall elect six delegrates to the State
Convention, on a basis of one delegate for each 200
votes, or major fraction thereof, cast at the general
election for Calvin Coolidge in 1924.

The precinct chairman and the vice chairman, the county
chairman and the county vice chairman, constitute the
County Central Committee, and shall meet following the
County Convention and complete their organization.

The State Convention shall be held in Oklahoma City on
Tuesday, April 24th, 1929, at 10 o'clock A. M., at which
time there shall be elected four delegates at large and
four alternate delegates at large to the National
Convention to be held at Kansas City, Missouri, Tuesday,
June 12th, 1928 to determine the basis of representation
and to select the place of holding the Convention which
shall be held on Tuesday, April 10th, 1929. At the
District Congressional Convention there shall be elected
two delegates to the National Convention, two alternate
delegates, a chairman, a vice chairman, who shall be of
opposite sex, and a secretary of the Congressional
Committee. The delegates to the District Convention
shall be elected at the regular County Convention.

Credentials of delegates to the State Convention, or
copies of same, including all contests must be filed
with the Secretary of State's Committee, 501 Terminal
Building, Oklahoma City, on or prior to April 20, 1928.

The County Convention shall be held at the County Court
House, unless otherwise specified by the County
Organization, on Wednesday, April 4th, 1928, at an hour
set by the State Committee to represent their County,
oen man and one woman, who shall take their orrice at
the adjournment of the State Convention.

B. D. Shearar, Chairman
Oklahoma City, March 7, 1928.

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