Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
.ADsRNTEgs IN LEGISLATURE
MAKE REQUIRED MAJORITY
MUCH sMALLER.
|k9NvoN LACKS SEVEN,
opPoNENrs ARE SCARED
~ Change In Ballot Exespt % Rssult
o. Abeentsss With Ex.
= ooptien % -Four Go Back 60 Porter
Dan HamiIten Given Complimentary
NeAe,

Special TO Times-RepublicanL
Dee Moines. March lS.-The ballot Of
United States senator In tho Iowa leg
islature today resulted a. follows:
Kenyon ........ ...... .......... S2
Oeemee .see.... s..s.. .e.."...... Is
Porter ........ .... .............. 42
Dan Hamilton ...........
Absent ...ss.>. e....s e.."...'... 10
Paired .............. 100000. 5
Necessary TO elect ............... 50
There was not q change among the
repubiicans. Tho democrats returned
% Porter and some went over to Dan
Hamllton.
Kenyon Lacked Only Seven.
Judge Kenyon came within seven
votes OF election - United States sem
atoe when the Iowa legislature took its
1otnA ballot today. There were no
however. and the change from yester.
LEGISLATORS.
No Change Was Anticipated.
But little change was anticipated In
the vote 6oe United States senator to-
day. Many members Of tho legislature
I'm Des Noinss last night and today
on sne seeoI ~ ~. @a .ss .o,n. nA,,ot s.
s.. e.ons 49, .@s.s... ~ -, ~. -.i.
gese .s. ~. .s :. M q 1r.,-.. .nd
% o c. y....,o. :, II n~mer,
o S ..sSs.- -ht.h -ave
49,. s.~+.N.,sht sn0 neemer thirty.
~ ~...ss. ..A -. nr.c,icaiiv ~.
~ ~ n1as. ~ % s.-SN,,n .o,ns vseir. aro.
s.1a.. sS.s.. T.f.,s4ta Ym,nr with.
49,. -. -. eo,ec.t
- .S''s es-. s.......,......
-. ,....., S,S ."1.v ~ M close that
"..,s.% ~, 49,. ,..r,,o,,.ne.. for a timA.
49,. I. ~ sn.,,,.,"r AiIsn' az Pooa.
ss1 = s.,,sS -. 4 vsrancat,on of the
I - ss.1sss s. - r4vs tinoe "a - if the
49, s.sS. s,,,,10 noN -. .necured.
! ~ ..,,ssS X IN ne gpsoersssavss who
Y slIs.s. 1ss ..s's:.:..s S~l N,H - Kanvuu. ha
s.S ~ ~. ~, .a.rrt 1onr rotea
~ ss..As ..s,s..r. ~. - faileA "a vota
IT, rs-,....., Yovf unf.
vrec rseS,.er 6oore. Pickford.
kaun' pnhh;n. saanmis. Van
ouoio 49,
lamp 1-... .1o Saa .,f~ ro,,r absent.
1ne oen S.eS - port.r nv common
Tney we1s o 1eh..w c1o,L.or
consent ,s.a o.. n.r
Qutsley IN" 1"' "A0
4 Hamilton
Hunstn0 tne Mss'nS vo.
When the vote was taken roAS 81.
tern"on on senator II was seen tnat
Judge Kenyon was one point cioses 70
the election tt'an ne had ever oeen pe.
fore In January when ne tcoavu A''
the progressive votes Tor three success
sive days no lacked only ten OF an eiec.
ticn at one time. Yesterday ne lacked
out nine. on the vote cast nut
really needed twelve to make sure OF
IN election with all present
How to get the oener dozen was tne
immediate problem. Men started out
with Q paper to secure signatures. 1t
was q pledge for the sisners to vote for
Kenyon en- condition that this would
erd the deaH,"ck. Not very many were
disposed 20 Sign up. Some who wers
scr Deemer or any other good progress
deadlock. heid back.
A count was indulged IN. It was
found that there were Just six not
counted yesterday IN the Kenyon coll
umn who had previously voted for
Kenyon when the last spurt WAS taken
20 break the deadlock. These were Van
Iaw, Van Camp. Hogan. Lounsherry.
Hunt ana Jacobson. Two Of them are
81 the WITH district. The others are
,.s E. me S.e.st Ssstv " !, moth noth,ne % Else would would
- :. W.n.or - ~ could he shoxn that
"a. ~ ,,.s.t .,.ct,on
M E,,. .- -, - sv.rv ma ~ +hos. m,
s,.a ,,rsvto,,.fv voted for Kenvon stood
- ~. -, - 81 =, c-ain "a hiyn thev ger.
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