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Utah Delegation to the
1912
Republican National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
C.
R. Hollingsworth, Ogden
- Joseph
Howell, Logan
- Jacob
Johnson, Spring City
- C.
E. Loose, Provo
- James
M. Peterson, Richfield
- Reed
Smoot, Provo
- William
Spry, Salt Lake City
- George
Sutherland, Salt Lake City
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
John
De Gray Dixon, Provo
- William
Glasmann, Ogden
- B.
R. McDonald, Price
- Thomas
O'Donnell, Vernal
- Lorenzo
D. Stohl, Brigham City
- William
D. Sutton, Park City
- John
Walsh, Farmington
- Robert
Welch, Morgan
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