The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
TWENTY BALLOTS TAKEN
WITH DEADLOCK UNBROKEN
Oklahoma Delegation Demands Poll
and Same Right as Accorded Bryan
.-Great Uproar When Bryan Bolts
Clark--No Signs of EARLY Break in
Deadlock.

CONVENTION HALL, BALT
MORE, Md, JUNE 29.-UNDER TIL
GUlSE OF EXPLAINING A CHANGl
OF VOTE IN THE NEBRASK,
DELEGATION, w. j. BRYAN CO.
ANOTHER HEARING IN THE CON
vENTlON THIS AFTERNOON AMI
AGAIN THREW THE DELEGATES
AND SPECTATORS INTO DlSoRD
ERLY UPRoAR.
BRYAN CHANGED HIS VOTE TC
WILSON, BUT DEFINITELY DE
CLARED THAT HE WOUlI
CHANGE 1T AGAIN lF THE "MUR
PLY RYAN BELMONT MORGAN
CROWD SHOULD VOTE FOR VII
SON.
THEN AN OKLAHOMA POLL ON
THE FOURTEENTH BALLOT WAS
TAKEN, THE DELEGATES DE
MANpiNc THE SAME RIGHTS
ACCORDED BRYAN. THEY WERE
THEN ALLOWED TO EXPLAIN
FROM THE PLATFORM.
HOPES OF BREAKING THE
DEADLOCK AT THIS SESSION ARR
WEAK.
clpDlNGs BUCKS.
lFlNplaining his change from wa
son to Clark on the fourteenth hal-
lot an Oklahoma delegate said.
"My name is Giddings, of opulen
Okla. have always followed the
leadership of the Ndraskan, tut
do not like to sit here and neal
ssnersions on my fellow democrats
think it is time to call a halt ID
personalities and stand on prih
ciples. want to- 30 bafa to GAIA
homa with my record clean.
Here a delegate cried.
You may 90 back, but you VIII
never come back.
SIXTEEN BALLOTS AND
NOTHING DOING
There was an awful din as the lol'
ballot was taken. There was no nom
onation
The states remained practically IN
changed.
Convention Hall, Baltimore Ma.
June 29.-Its a tired, dreary crowd o.
thousands III bdltlhi"A g
The delegates paid for room an'
bed. but they have little opportunity
to occupy either.
STRAIN ON DELEGATES.
The strain on the delegates becomes
intense cl
natriot. who has been making u.
welkin ring. either for Clark OF WIZ
son. is weakening pereeptloy'
He's dog tired.
CLARK MUST WIN QUICKLY
There is general feeling thal
clark wins he must win quickly
Tho continued deadlock might ue'
strov his commanding lead 1
The underwood forces were looNeu
=, 40 mlaying an important part ~
the present critical stage ol '''0
letting. .yotfth bal.
- n,ade Them in sense key to Ine
l,,arr eituation for with them tid'" .
,atat would he largely augmenteo'
epanxEssHlp su,a FOR UNDERWOOD
II is reported tn"' ta Ala
would step aside for ClarN, ''T I,anse
Nsman muu,u would be named for the House
Speakership. or Alabama,
- s,,n,,an of the Underwood cam ,l.i. pal9"
committee, com declared with a'nnId emPlI"o not
tSaI the Underwood forces "o"'N
20 over to the Clark n4en camp
sAslY 81 BREAK EXPECTED, 1,no.nn Of
a. ar earIy break in the .,,atian hne-gp Of Of
aaispates Ap to permit the nom'4a,i0h iae Vice. C
aeIsssds Drssdsnt in time to finish ,6S the sdop aop
residential nomination ana anu tmt ,ntdnjght
pras'oh t,on Of the platform before "i'''7''
was hoped for worn out at
.bree % this morning when tne s,ternoon su
snrut ,aut was vas taken to one thls a,,T' or three
men' crisis T on the next two two OF though %
s.,.ots Is predicted by mano, s,nos might
lel,.o ballots held that the deadlock another %
som soi,s the convention over
week COM
CALLS NAT'oSHr1 spI1eg IN SESSION
chairman Mack, just before -