Democratic State Convention
The democratie state convention Tuesday renominated the ablest man on the supreme bench, Judge John W. Champlin. Arthur M. Clark, the efficiënt regent was renominated with enthusiasm. Charles S. Williams, of Schiawassee, was also nominated for regent. A rousing convention was held. Among those present from Washtenaw were T. D. Kearney, Prof. M. E. Cooley, Dr. V. C. Vaughan, G. Brehm, Jas. Kearns, Mayor Manly, F. H. Belser, E. Duffy, F. A. Howlett, C. Tuomey, Sheriff Dwyer and S. W. Beakes, of Ann Arbor; Congressman Gorman, of Lyndon, J. V. N. Gregory, of Dexter, Judge Babbitt, J. L. Lowden, D. Quirk, T. Buck, M. T. Woodruff and H. Coe of Ypsilanti, M. Davenport, of York, and J. Lutz, of Saline, E. Duffy, served on the committee on resolutions. T. D. Kearneywas chairman of the second congressional district.
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Democratic State Convention
Old News
Ann Arbor Argus
John W. Champlin
Arthur M. Clark
Charles S. Williams
Thomas D. Kearney
M. E. Cooley
V. C. Vaughan
G. Brehm
James Kearns
Charles H. Manly
F. H. Belser
Edward Duffy
F. A. Howlett
C. Tuomey
S. W. Beakes
J. V. N. Gregory
J. L. Lowden
D. Quirk
T. Buck
M. T. Woodruff
H. Coe