DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE

EDWARD G. HOFFMAN, National Committeeman, Ft. Wayne. CHARLES A. GREATHOUSE, Chairman, Indianapolis.

WM. A. KUNKEL, Vice-Chairman, Bluffton.

FRED VAN NUYS, Secretary, Indianapolis.

WILLIAM M. FOGARTY, Treasurer, Indianapolis.

DISTRICT CHAIRMEN

First-Benjamin Bosse, Evansville.

Second-John W. Cravens, Bloomington.

Third-Bomar Traylor, Jasper.

Fourth-Charles H. Wagner, Columbus.

Fifth-A. J. Hamrick, Greencastle.

Sixth-Walter Chambers, Newcastle.

Seventh-Bernard Korbly, Indianapolis.

Eighth-Wm. A. Kunkel, Bluffton.

Ninth-Riley Dunham, Kempton.

Tenth-Herman J. Lehman, Crown Point.
Eleventh-Frank Butler, Peru.
Twelfth-Martin Luecke, Ft. Wayne.
Thirteenth, E. A. Gast, Warsaw.

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE

WILL H. HAYES, Chairman, Sullivan.
ROBERT W. MORRIS, Vice-Chairman.
L. W. HENLEY, Secretary, Indianapolis.
FRANK D. STALNAKER, Treasurer.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

William G. Irwin, Columbus.

V. W. Van Fleet, South Bend.

E. C. Toner, Anderson.

Walter J. Riley, Indiana Harbor.

Charles F. Artes, Evansville.

SPECIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

William G. Irwin, Columbus.

Charles F. Artes, Evansville.

E. C. Toner, Anderson.

Walter J. Riley, Indiana Harbor.

V. W. Van Fleet, South Bend.
George Ade, Brook.

W. C. Bobbs, Indianapolis.

Cornelius F. McGreevy, Logansport.

W. A. Endicott, Crawfordsville,

DISTRICT CHAIRMEN

First-Robert C. Baltzell, Princeton.
Second-David R. Scott, Linton.

Third-Robert W. Morris, New Albany.

Fourth-Bert Morgan, Greensburg.

Fifth-John G. Bryson, Brazil.

Sixth-Walter F. Bossert, Liberty.

Seventh-J. W. Fesler, Indianapolis.
Eighth--John F. LaFollette, Portland.
Ninth-W. A. Roach, Delphi.

Tenth-Lawrence E. Lyons, Brook.
Eleventh-E. M. Wasmuth, Andrews.
Twelfth-Harry G. Hogan, Ft. Wayne.
Thirteenth-E. E. Murphy, Rochester.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

First-James Hopkins, Rockport.
Second-Joseph L. Bayard, Jr., Vincennes.

Third-John A. Lingle, Paoli.

Fourth-Will A. Stevens, Columbus.

Fifth-Harold A. Henderson, Rockville.
Sixth-Charles E. Shively, Richmond.
Seventh-O. D. Haskett, Indianapolis.
Eighth-J. T. Moorman, Winchester.

Ninth-Fred E. Hines, Noblesville.

Tenth-Ernest R. Shortridge, Lyons.

Eleventh-George C. Tabor, Logansport.

Twelfth-Wallace W. Williamson, Columbia City.
Thirteenth-Ralph W. Gaylor, Mishawaka.

PROHIBITION STATE COMMITTEE

STATE OFFICERS

J. RAYMOND SCHMIDT, Chairman.

EDWARD W. CLARK, Secretary.

WM. E. OSBORN, Treasurer.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Mrs. Laura B. Leonard, Indianapolis.
Albert Stanley, Indianapolis.
B. F. Watson, Indianapolis.
C. M. Fillmore, Indianapolis.
Rev. C. M. Kroft, Indianapolis.

With state officers.

First

DISTRICT CHAIRMEN

Second-Jas. Ransom, Bloomington.
Third-W. R. Bottenfield, New Albany.
Fourth-Duncan Hamilton, Bargersville.
Fifth-J. G. L. Myers, Bloomingdale.
Sixth-E. E. Worth, Spiceland.

Seventh-C. M. Fillmore, Indianapolis.
Eighth-Irwin W. Masters, Muncie.

Ninth-Orin Jessup, Tipton.
Tenth-A. M. Mohr, Lafayette.

Eleventh-B. F. Sharts, Logansport.
Twelfth-W. E. Moudy, Churubusco.
Thirteenth-J. M. Jolly, South Bend.

SOCIALIST PARTY

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

MORRIS HILQUIT, New York City.

VICTOR BERGER, Milwaukee.

JOHN M. WORK, Milwaukee.

ANNA MALEY, Minneapolis.

ADOLF GERMER, Executive Secretary, Chicago.

SOCIALIST PARTY OF INDIANA

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

WM. F. JACKMAN, Chairman, Indianapolis.

WM. W. FARMER, Anderson.

JOHN HESSLER, Terre Haute.

ALLETHA HART, Richmond.
ARCHIE BASSETT, Indianapolis.

STATE ORGANIZER

Joseph Zimmerman, Indianapolis.

STATE SECRETARY

William H. Henry, Indianapolis.

NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN

John W. Kelly, Marion.

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NATIONAL PROGRESSIVE COMMITTEE, 1917

MATTHEW HALE, Chairman, Massachusetts.
J. A. H. HOPKINS, Treasurer, New Jersey.
F. H. CHASE, Secretary, New York.

COMMITTEEMEN

Alabama-George S. Obear.

Arizona-Frederic Price Comfort.

Arkansas-J. A. Comer.

California-George W. Stone.

Colorado-Dr. C. E. Fisher.

Connecticut-L. H. Trieschmann.

Delaware-Robert G. Houston.

Florida-W. H. Anderson.

Georgia-C. W. McClure.

Idaho Col. J. M. Ingersoll.
Illinois-Dr. J. N. Cloe.
Indiana-Bert Essex.

Iowa-Henry H. Griffiths.

Kansas-E. F. Abbott.

Kentucky-Judge Burton Vance.

Louisiana-Col. W. H. Price.

Maine-Frank H. Haskell.

Maryland-R. L. Stevens.

Massachusetts-Matthew Hale.

Michigan-Charles F. Hoffman.

Minnesota-C. W. Halbert.

Mississippi-B. F. Fridge.

Missouri-Judge Albert D. Nortoni.

Montana--O. H. P. Shelley.

Nebraska--Arthur G. Wray.

Nevada-R. L. Flanigan.

New Hampshire-Frank A. Musgrove.
New Jersey-Joseph H. Marvel.

New Mexico-M. C. DeBaca.

New York-John Robert Taylor.
North Carolina-N. C. Brown.

North Dakota-O. L. Engen.
Ohio-Dr. James W. McMurry.
Oklahoma-Judge John P. Hickam.
Oregon-Dr. Henry W. Coe.

Pennsylvania-Henry A. Bomberger.
Rhode Island-Dr. E. M. Harris.

South Carolina-T. H. Wannamaker.

South Dakota-G. O. Van Meter.

Tennessee-John C. Ramsey.

Texas-J. M. McCormick.

Utah-A. T. Moon.

Vermont-W. H. Nichols.

Virginia-R. R. Fairfax.

Washington-Henry A. McLean.

West Virginia-Charles N. Kimball.
Wisconsin-Norman Baker.

Wyoming-Joseph M. Carey.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Victor Murdock, Chairman, Kansas.

John M. Parker, Louisiana.

Dorr H. Carroll, North Dakota.

Col. J. M. Ingersoll, Idaho.

John Robert Taylor, New York.

Judge Albert D. Nortoni, Missouri.

C. W. McClure, Georgia.

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM*

In 1861 the Republican party stood for the Union. As it stood for the union of States, it now stands for an united people, true to American ideals, loyal to American traditions, knowing no allegiance except to the Constitution, to the Government and to the flag of the United States. We believe in American policies at home and abroad.

PROTECTION OF AMERICAN RIGHTS

We declare that we believe in and will enforce the protection of every American citizen in all the rights secured to him by the Constitution treaties and the law of nations, at home and abroad, by land and

sea.

These rights, which, in violation of the specific promise of their party, made at Baltimore in 1912, the Democratic President and the Democratic Congress have failed to defend, we will unflinchingly maintain.

We desire peace, the peace of justice and right, and believe in maintaining a straight and honest neutrality between the belligerents in the great war in Europe. We must perform all our duties and insist on all our rights as neutrals, without fear and without favor. We believe that peace and neutrality, as well as the dignity and influence of the United States, cannot be preserved by shifty expedients, by phrasemaking, by performances in language, or by attitudes ever changing in an effort to secure groups of voters.

The present administration has destroyed our influence abroad and humiliated us in our own eyes. The Republican party believes that a firm, consistent and courageous foreign policy, always maintained by Republican Presidents in accordance with American traditions, is the best, as it is the only true way to preserve our peace and restore us to our rightful place among the nations. We believe in the pacific settlement of international disputes and favor the establishment of a world court for that purpose.

*Adopted by the Chicago Convention, June 8, 1916.