Seamster also maintained a farm in Benton County , and was a member of several prominent social organizations , including the Independent Order of Odd Fellows , Freemasonry , and the Knights of Pythias , where he served as Chancellor Commander . He was active in the Democratic Party , described in 1930 as " enthusiastic and hardworking in behalf of his party " . He served as a delegate to the state convention during the contentious 1924 democratic primary , which culminated in the 1924 Democratic National Convention , the longest continuously running convention in United States political history
1924 Democratic National Convention
1924 Democratic National Convention
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