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Cass County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Cass County (incomplete!): Paula L. C. Beauchamp, 2003 — David P. Taylor, 2007

Republican Party chairs in Cass County (incomplete!): Lawrence Y. Basham, 1950 — Herbert E. Phillipson, Jr., 1968-76 — Bill LaBre, 2007

Cass County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1876, St. Louis: George B. Turner
	1884, Chicago: Charles H. Kimmerle
	1900, Kansas City: Charles H. Kimmerle
	1912, Baltimore: John M. Cullinane
	1916, St. Louis: Robert J. Anderson
	1920, San Francisco: George R. Herkimer
	1924, New York: Arthur E. Rudolphi
	1928, Houston: Joseph F. Hayden
	1936, Philadelphia: J. Arthur Shattuck
	1940, Chicago: Lucille Schafer
	1956, Chicago: Earl B. Sill — Edward K. Sullivan
	1960, Los Angeles: Palmer Beebe — Fred L. Mathews
	1972, Miami Beach: Rae Daugherty — Armentha Jackson
	1980, New York: Edna Rae Daugherty — Richard E. Daugherty
	1984, San Francisco: Richard E. Daugherty
	1996, Chicago: David P. Taylor
	2008, Denver: Cathy La Pointe
Republican National Conventions:
	1860, Chicago: Jesse G. Benson
	1880, Chicago: S. T. Read
	1884, Chicago: S. T. Read
	1888, Chicago: Harsen D. Smith
	1900, Philadelphia: Julius O. Becraft
	1904, Chicago: Charles E. Sweet
	1912, Chicago: James H. Kinnane
	1916, Chicago: Edgar A. Planck
	1920, Chicago: William H. Berkey
	1924, Cleveland: Harry W. Whiteley
	1928, Kansas City: Fred E. Phillipson
	1936, Cleveland: G. Elwood Bonine
	1940, Philadelphia: William H. Berkey
	1948, Philadelphia: Earl N. James
	1952, Chicago: G. Elwood Bonine
	1956, San Francisco: Sherman L. Loupee
	1960, Chicago: Carl D. Mosier
	1964, San Francisco: Eva Loupee
	1972, Miami Beach: Eldon Ledman
	1976, Kansas City: Herbert E. Phillipson, Jr.
	1988, New Orleans: Kurt E. Reich
	2008, St. Paul: Carolyn Murray

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