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Louisiana Republican Party offices

Index of Politicians by Party Office Held

State Party Officers:

Louisiana Delegates to Republican National Conventions: very incomplete!

Republican state chairs, 1877-2008 (Incomplete!)

Andre J. Dumont 1877-85 P. F. Herwig as of 1896 William J. Behan 1900-12 D. A. Lines as of 1925 John E. Jackson 1929-34 J. P. Duhe as of 1937 Philip H. Mecom as of 1941 J. P. Duhe as of 1945 N. Bryant James as of 1955-58 Charlton H. Lyons, Sr. 1964-68 Donald G. Bollinger 1984-86 Roger F. Villere as of 2008

Members of Republican National Committee, 1868-2008 (Incomplete!)

M. H. Southworth 1868-72 G. Casanave 1872- Augustus T. Wimberly as of 1896 Pearl Wight as of 1908 Victor Loisel 1912 Emile Kuntz as of 1920-24 Rosamonde Kuntz 1924 John E. Jackson 1934-50 Julia Grimmet Fortson 1936-50 David C. Treen as of 1972-74 Kay Katz as of 2008 Ross Little, Jr. as of 2008

Republican state party secretaries, 1937 (Incomplete!)

Etienne J. Caire as of 1937

Members of Republican State Central Committee, 1928-73 (Incomplete!)

Fremont Goodwine 1928-50 David C. Treen as of 1962-73

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