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State Library of Florida, Florida Collection, BR0075
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A Republican County Convention will be held in the City of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida at the Odd Fellows Hall, corner of State and Cedar Streets on the 26th day of January, A.D., 1920 at 11 o'clock, A.M. for the purpose of electing (16) delegates to the 4th Congressional Convention at Palatka, Fla., Jan. 29, 1920, and such other business as may come before the Convention. ...''
Date
1920
Format
Topic
Geographic Term
Republican County Convention Headquarters Duval County Republican Executive Committee Jacksonville, FLA., January 19, 1920 A Republican County Convention will be held in the City of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, at the Old Fellows Hall, corner of State and Cedar Streets on the 26th Day of January, A.D., 1920 At 11 O'clock, A.M. For the purpose of electing (16) Delegates to the 4th Congressional Convention of Palatka Fla. Jan. 29th, 1920, and such other business as may come before the Convention. The apportionment of Delegates from the Different Precincts will be as Follows: [left column] Jacksonville, west of Main Street, composed of that part of Election District No. 4, west of Main Street, and Election District No. 5, and that part of Election District No. 7, east of Clay Street. Delegates 7.) Jacksonville, east of Main Street, composed of that part of Election District No. 4, east of Main Street, and Election District No. 2 west of Florida Avenue and south of Union Street, and all of Election District No. 3, (Delegates 7.) East Jacksonville, composed of that part of Election District No. 2 east of Florida Avenue and south of Union Street and west of Ware Street, (Delegates 5,) Lavilla, composed of all of Election District No. 7, west of Clay, and that part of Election District No. 8 northeast of McCoy's Creek. (Delegates 7.) Fairfield, composed of that part of Election District No. 2 east of Ware Street. (Delegates 3.) Oakland composed of that part of Election District No.2 north of Union Street, and that part of Election District [center column] No. 11 south of Eighth Street. (Delegates 3.) Lewisville and Panama, composed of that part of Election District No. 11 north of Eighth Street, Election District No. 16 , and that part of Election District No. 15 south of Trout Creek. (Delegates 3.) Hansontown, composed of that part of Election District No. 6 west of Hogan's Creek and Election Districts Nos. 19 and 20 (Delegates 5.) Springfield and Summerville, composed of Election District No. 1, and that part of Election District No. 6, east of Hogan's Creek, and Election District No. 18. (Delegates 3.) New Berlin, composed of Election Districts Nos. 12, 13, 14, 17 and 36, and that part of Election District No. 15, north of Trout Creek. (Delegates 2.) Mandarin, composed of Election Districts Nos. 29 and 30. (Delegates 3.) Baldwin, composed of Election Districts Nos. 21, 22 and 23. (Delegates 2.) [right column] Maxville, composed of Election District No. 24 (Delegate 1.) Brooklyn, composed of that part of Election District No. 9, northeast of Lackawanna Avenue, and all that part of Election District No. 8 southwest of McCoy's Creek. (Delegates 2.) Riverside and Fishweir, composed of all of Election District No. 9 southwest of Lackawanna Avenue, and all of Election Districts Nos. 10 and 25 (Delegates 3.) Sadler's Point, Sweetwater, Ukom and Black Point, composed of Election District No. 26 (Delegates 6.) Pottsburg, composed of Election District No. 32 (Delegates 2.) Fulton, composed of Election Districts Nos. 31 and 33. (Delegates 1.) Greenland, composed of Election District No. 35 (Delegate 1.) Pablo, composed of Election District No. 34 (Delegate 1.) South Jacksonville, composed of Election Districts Nos. 27 and 28. (Delegates 4.) [center] Precinct Meetings will be held in each Precinct on January 24th, 1920, at 7 o'clock p.m. To elect delegates to said Convention. No proxies or alternates will be allowed in the Convention, but should any delegate be absent, the full vote of such precinct shall be cast by the delegates present in the Convention from such precinct. The credentials of all delegates must be signed by the Chairman and Secretary of the Primary meeting by which they were elected, and a list of delegates elected certified to by said officers, must be forwarded to the Chairman and Secretary of this Committee at once. Delegates who are regularly elected and properly reported to the Chairman and Secretary of this Committee in accordance with the foregoing regulations, will be placed upon the roll and reported to the Convention and will be furnished with tickets which will prima facie, entitle them to participate in the temporary deliberations of the Convention. In case of a contest in any precinct, a list of the contesting delegates with a statement of grounds of contest must be sent to the Chairman and Secretary of this Committee. The following named persons are requested to call meeting to order in their respective precincts. [left column] Sweet Water Harry Johnson Jacksonville, E of Main ST. Adam Richardson Jacksonville, W. of Main St. S.D. McGill East Jacksonville David Ward Oakland Leon Anderson [center column] Mandarin W.H. Summerall South Jacksonville B.J. Merritt Lewisville and Panama Joseph E. Lee Hansontown Forest Crocket LaVilla Dr. S.S. Campbell New Berlin J.H. Stewart Brooklyn M.B. Waldron [right column] Baldwin Simeon Whitehead Riverside and Fishweir D.T. Gerow Pottsburg Yukon E.J. Reese Greenland O.H. Payne Fulton Wm. Sherman [center] By order of the Duval County Republican Executive Committee W.H. Lucas, Secretary [blank] Jos. E. Lee, Chairman Recent Meeting will be held for Lewisville and Panama Precinct at the Spring Hill Baptist Church at 7:30 O'Clock , Saturday Night, January 24 1920, [illegible] the Lewisville Precinct.
Title
Broadside announcing the upcoming Republican Convention for Duval County, 1920
Subject
Election districts
Political conventions
Description
A Republican County Convention will be held in the City of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida at the Odd Fellows Hall, corner of State and Cedar Streets on the 26th day of January, A.D., 1920 at 11 o'clock, A.M. for the purpose of electing (16) delegates to the 4th Congressional Convention at Palatka, Fla., Jan. 29, 1920, and such other business as may come before the Convention. ...''
Source
State Library of Florida, Florida Collection, BR0075
Date
1920
Format
broadsides (notices)
Language
eng-US
Type
Text
Identifier
flc_br0075
Coverage
Florida Boom and Progressive Era (1900-1926)
Geographic Term
Jacksonville (Fla.)
Duval County (Fla.)
Thumbnail
/fmp/selected_documents/thumbnails/flc_br0075.jpg
Display Date
published 1920
ImageID
flc_br0075_01
topic
Politics and Government
Transcript
Republican County Convention Headquarters Duval County Republican Executive Committee Jacksonville, FLA., January 19, 1920 A Republican County Convention will be held in the City of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, at the Old Fellows Hall, corner of State and Cedar Streets on the 26th Day of January, A.D., 1920 At 11 O'clock, A.M. For the purpose of electing (16) Delegates to the 4th Congressional Convention of Palatka Fla. Jan. 29th, 1920, and such other business as may come before the Convention. The apportionment of Delegates from the Different Precincts will be as Follows: [left column] Jacksonville, west of Main Street, composed of that part of Election District No. 4, west of Main Street, and Election District No. 5, and that part of Election District No. 7, east of Clay Street. Delegates 7.) Jacksonville, east of Main Street, composed of that part of Election District No. 4, east of Main Street, and Election District No. 2 west of Florida Avenue and south of Union Street, and all of Election District No. 3, (Delegates 7.) East Jacksonville, composed of that part of Election District No. 2 east of Florida Avenue and south of Union Street and west of Ware Street, (Delegates 5,) Lavilla, composed of all of Election District No. 7, west of Clay, and that part of Election District No. 8 northeast of McCoy's Creek. (Delegates 7.) Fairfield, composed of that part of Election District No. 2 east of Ware Street. (Delegates 3.) Oakland composed of that part of Election District No.2 north of Union Street, and that part of Election District [center column] No. 11 south of Eighth Street. (Delegates 3.) Lewisville and Panama, composed of that part of Election District No. 11 north of Eighth Street, Election District No. 16 , and that part of Election District No. 15 south of Trout Creek. (Delegates 3.) Hansontown, composed of that part of Election District No. 6 west of Hogan's Creek and Election Districts Nos. 19 and 20 (Delegates 5.) Springfield and Summerville, composed of Election District No. 1, and that part of Election District No. 6, east of Hogan's Creek, and Election District No. 18. (Delegates 3.) New Berlin, composed of Election Districts Nos. 12, 13, 14, 17 and 36, and that part of Election District No. 15, north of Trout Creek. (Delegates 2.) Mandarin, composed of Election Districts Nos. 29 and 30. (Delegates 3.) Baldwin, composed of Election Districts Nos. 21, 22 and 23. (Delegates 2.) [right column] Maxville, composed of Election District No. 24 (Delegate 1.) Brooklyn, composed of that part of Election District No. 9, northeast of Lackawanna Avenue, and all that part of Election District No. 8 southwest of McCoy's Creek. (Delegates 2.) Riverside and Fishweir, composed of all of Election District No. 9 southwest of Lackawanna Avenue, and all of Election Districts Nos. 10 and 25 (Delegates 3.) Sadler's Point, Sweetwater, Ukom and Black Point, composed of Election District No. 26 (Delegates 6.) Pottsburg, composed of Election District No. 32 (Delegates 2.) Fulton, composed of Election Districts Nos. 31 and 33. (Delegates 1.) Greenland, composed of Election District No. 35 (Delegate 1.) Pablo, composed of Election District No. 34 (Delegate 1.) South Jacksonville, composed of Election Districts Nos. 27 and 28. (Delegates 4.) [center] Precinct Meetings will be held in each Precinct on January 24th, 1920, at 7 o'clock p.m. To elect delegates to said Convention. No proxies or alternates will be allowed in the Convention, but should any delegate be absent, the full vote of such precinct shall be cast by the delegates present in the Convention from such precinct. The credentials of all delegates must be signed by the Chairman and Secretary of the Primary meeting by which they were elected, and a list of delegates elected certified to by said officers, must be forwarded to the Chairman and Secretary of this Committee at once. Delegates who are regularly elected and properly reported to the Chairman and Secretary of this Committee in accordance with the foregoing regulations, will be placed upon the roll and reported to the Convention and will be furnished with tickets which will prima facie, entitle them to participate in the temporary deliberations of the Convention. In case of a contest in any precinct, a list of the contesting delegates with a statement of grounds of contest must be sent to the Chairman and Secretary of this Committee. The following named persons are requested to call meeting to order in their respective precincts. [left column] Sweet Water Harry Johnson Jacksonville, E of Main ST. Adam Richardson Jacksonville, W. of Main St. S.D. McGill East Jacksonville David Ward Oakland Leon Anderson [center column] Mandarin W.H. Summerall South Jacksonville B.J. Merritt Lewisville and Panama Joseph E. Lee Hansontown Forest Crocket LaVilla Dr. S.S. Campbell New Berlin J.H. Stewart Brooklyn M.B. Waldron [right column] Baldwin Simeon Whitehead Riverside and Fishweir D.T. Gerow Pottsburg Yukon E.J. Reese Greenland O.H. Payne Fulton Wm. Sherman [center] By order of the Duval County Republican Executive Committee W.H. Lucas, Secretary [blank] Jos. E. Lee, Chairman Recent Meeting will be held for Lewisville and Panama Precinct at the Spring Hill Baptist Church at 7:30 O'Clock , Saturday Night, January 24 1920, [illegible] the Lewisville Precinct.
Chicago Manual of Style
Broadside announcing the upcoming Republican Convention for Duval County, 1920. 1920. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/212274>, accessed 15 November 2024.
MLA
Broadside announcing the upcoming Republican Convention for Duval County, 1920. 1920. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 15 Nov. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/212274>