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WSC History - Knights of Columbus Washington State Council

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James B. Fagan – EverettThomas Smith - EverettAfter the opening prayer, led by James J. Gorman, E. J. Manion was appointed temporarysecretary. Brother Gorman made a short address, stating that the object <strong>of</strong> this convention wasfor the purpose <strong>of</strong> organizing a <strong>State</strong>d <strong>Council</strong>, to elect <strong>State</strong> Officers for the ensuing year and totransact any business that might be brought before the <strong>Council</strong>.COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS: Brother Gorman appointed on this committee the followingmembers: McArdle, Dunphy, Walsh, Lyons, Noethe and Fagan. This committee took up thecredentials from the above named delegates representing the councils at Spokane, Walla Walla,Tacoma, Seattle, Bellingham and Everett and found them in order. A motion was made andcarried that the report <strong>of</strong> this committee be accepted.ELECTION OF OFFICERS: Brother Gorman stated that we had the following state <strong>of</strong>ficers toelect: <strong>State</strong> Deputy, <strong>State</strong> Secretary, <strong>State</strong> Treasurer, <strong>State</strong> Advocate, <strong>State</strong> Warden and a <strong>State</strong>Chaplain and granted the delegates a recess <strong>of</strong> five minutes in order that they might prepare aslate.Upon the convention being called to order, Brother Gorman said he was ready to receive thenominations, the first <strong>of</strong> which was that <strong>of</strong> <strong>State</strong> Deputy.Brother O'Brien, <strong>of</strong> Spokane, made a short address setting forth the name <strong>of</strong> Brother Gorman forthis position, and made a motion that the Secretary be instructed to cast a unanimous ballot inhis favor. This motion was promptly seconded by Brothers Ford, Dunphy, Walsh, Noethe andSmith and was unanimously carried.STATE SECRETARY: Brother Walsh, <strong>of</strong> Tacoma, put forth the name <strong>of</strong> Brother E. J. Manion, <strong>of</strong>Tacoma, for this position and, upon a motion seconded by Brother Kent, <strong>of</strong> Walla Walla, it wasregularly moved that the Secretary be instructed to cast a unanimous ballot in his favor -carried.STATE TREASURER: Brother McArdle nominated Brother J. J. King, <strong>of</strong> Spokane, for thisposition, same being seconded by Brother Lyons, <strong>of</strong> Seattle, and upon motion it was regularlymoved that the Secretary be instructed to cast a unanimous ballot in his favor - carried.STATE ADVOCATE: Brother Kline, <strong>of</strong> Bellingham, nominated Brother J. J. Noethe, <strong>of</strong>Bellingham, for this position, same being seconded by Brother Ford, <strong>of</strong> Seattle, and upon motionit was regularly moved that the Secretary be instructed to cast a unanimous ballot in his favor -carried.STATE WARDEN: Brother Dunphy <strong>of</strong> Walla Walla nominated Brother Thomas J. Ennis, <strong>of</strong>Walla Walla, for this position, same being seconded by Brother McArdle, <strong>of</strong> Spokane, and uponmotion it was regularly moved that the Secretary be instructed to cast a unanimous ballot in hisfavor - carried.STATE CHAPLAIN: The nomination for this position was left on the table until after themeeting, when it was arranged that Father Saindan <strong>of</strong> Everett be selected to fill this position.<strong>State</strong> Deputy Gorman here read some telegrams <strong>of</strong> congratulations and greetings which he hadreceived from the Indiana <strong>State</strong> <strong>Council</strong>, Iowa <strong>State</strong> <strong>Council</strong>, Supreme Knight Hearne and theeditor <strong>of</strong> the Columbiad.

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