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Show -77Much interest attached to the In its early stages ment is eral on Party again," who otherwise and had editorially favored the name, The Tribune wondered votes in might the be influenced to conflicts.34 On join nation as of the temporary 10 to serve - John A. Judge chairman of the ing had been selected the on move- a name, Mormon voters ranks, because of the the earlier new Organization Meeting September however, if such The formal decision approaching general meeting The movement. "the New Lib- itself," might not alienate great antipathy which had existed during Liberal-Peoples new the Tribune had written that fhe old Liberal of Utah." though "worth 5000 naming of the period was of the to be made by party. September 14 Street, who had accepted desig- new party, announced that the follow- the ten member committee on organiza- tion: Willard F. Snyder, Ogden Hiles, George L. Nye, H. J. Dininny, William Ferry Nelson, George R. Hancock, and W. P. Noble. Republicans. H. J. Dininny committee, and of the party, which new as Of these, was such he issued was Ezra five Thompson, were selected to a worded P. J. Daly, W. Democrats and five serve as Mont were chairman of the call for the first general meeting as follows: American citizen of Utah, man or woman, who is opposed to Church domination in any of the affairs of State and opposed to Church control of the public schools is cordially invited to Every attend a meeting of those of like sentiments in the Grand Theater, Salt Lake City, on Wednesday evening, September 14, 1904, at 8:15 ovclock. The objects of this meeting are as follows; first to hear and act upon a report of the Committee on Party Organization here tofore appointed by a meeting of citizens who irrevocably pledged |
