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Jasper County
Missouri

Jasper County Political Parties


Democratic Party chairs in Jasper County (incomplete!): Don O. Adamson, 1949 — Vernie Crandall, 1967

Republican Party chairs in Jasper County (incomplete!): Arnold Leonard, 1949 — Gene Taylor, 1958


Jasper County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1876, St. Louis: R. H. Rose
   1896, Chicago: O. W. Killam
   1912, Baltimore: Gilbert Barbee — Thomas Hackney
   1916, St. Louis: J. F. Osborne — William H. Phelps
   1928, Houston: W. A. Chandler — A. W. Thurman
   1940, Chicago: Mrs. J. I. Boyd
   1944, Chicago: Don C. Grafton — R. A. Mooneyham
   1948, Philadelphia: Oll Rogers
   1956, Chicago: Mrs. John Keener — Bennett Wilson
   1960, Los Angeles: Jack Fleischaker — Beth Tudor
   1996, Chicago: Doug Brooks — Ruby Sapp
   2000, Los Angeles: Doug Brooks
   2004, Boston: Doug Brooks — Sue Cowen — Steve Daniels
   2008, Denver: Doug Brooks
Republican National Conventions:
   1884, Chicago: Charles Claflin Allen
   1888, Chicago: Joseph C. Stewart
   1900, Philadelphia: Arthur H. Spencer — J. H. Spencer
   1908, Chicago: James R. Holmes — C. E. Matthews
   1912, Chicago: Hugh McIndoe — C. S. Walden
   1916, Chicago: Wallace Porter
   1928, Kansas City: Howard Gray — Helen Lang Rogers
   1944, Chicago: Guy Waring
   1948, Philadelphia: Ethel Mattes
   1952, Chicago: Loyd Roberts
   1956, San Francisco: William C. Putnam
   1960, Chicago: Gene Taylor
   1964, San Francisco: Frank S. Fenix
   1972, Miami Beach: Larry Taylor — Maryetta E. White
   2004, New York: Lance Beshore — Rita Hunter — Ronald Richard
   2008, St. Paul: Lance Beshore — Sharon Beshore — Brenda Myers — Nick Myers — Gary Nodler — Patty Richard — Ronald Richard

 

 


 
   
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