Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
Four Roosevelt Delegates at
Large Headed by Governor
Hadley, Escape Fate Of
Brethren from Other States.
DOZEN VOTES ADDED
TO TAFT COLUMN TODAY
Motion to Exclude Francis j.
Heney From NATIONAL COM
mitsee Turned Down by Ma
tional Committee at Chicago

qhy ENeninH Merala a. F. t.eAAea Netfel
Chicago. June ia.--Eleven Taft
delegates from mississippi ana one
who refused to state his position as
between Taft and itoosevelt- had
been elected by both fnctions--were
given the stamp nf approval by the
Republican national committee to-
day. The twelfth delegate. i. W.
Howard Of the Eighth district, WAS
elected. he said by the regular dis
tflct convention and instructed for
Taft, and then chosen downstairs
by the Roosevelt n ton.
Having been elected by both fac
tions he declined TO throw stones az
either" Howard'a attorneys said he
would support Hooscvelt.
The Mississippi cases being dis
posed Of. the COMMITTEES took up the
Missouri contest involving four seats
In the convention.
Governor Hadiey's Roosevelt dele
CATION az large was challenged by the
Tah supporters and the Roosevelt
delegations frum the First, Third.
Fafth. seventh and Fourteenth dis
trlots opposed the 4eeular delegations
Instructed fof TAFT.
The foui Roosevelt delegates a.
large Iom Missouri were seated
unanimously bg the committee The
motion was made by Senator PEN
rose.
The delegates seated by agreement
oil the Roosevelt double delegation Of
eight wcre Governor Badley y a
Tslcrton Waiter s. Dlckey Hugh
Melnda The balance of shc Noose'
welt delegation we've seated az alter
mates. 1hey were John y. McNecicy
Frederick Essen, A. a. speer, Johf
w Tipping.
After the first As.ssnuri dlstrlc
case had Boon argued. Mr. Barthold
nfSed ior % dclny, sayins an ngfee
ment on an Missouri districts wa
under consideration.
By a comptnmiar reached hetwcei
Masouii fadtlons President Tat wa
givon SIX and Colonel Roosevelt tou
of the contested delegates frpm Ia
First, Third. Eiith, seventh AM
Fuurtecnth congressional districts.
ia the First ana Fltth districts IN
Roosevelt men ana m the others "a
TAFT men were SEATED.
The Missouri eompromise decisio
followed Ions ooafsrcnce betNee
committeeman and the eontendin
tactiona Governor iladley said
haa boon decided that the question o
fact iayolvrd in the district isEh'
were nofc properly qnestions 90 s
btfaro shc cfedcntials committee g
the convention
The decision gives l,onseSeh e'sn
and Tnfi AK out of AhsouriH con
tested delegates ne large
i'm tho rhlrd Notth Cnrnhnn as
Al. NNngl|I
vep. The national committee soate
the ''rcgular" delegates.
chicago. june ls.-Twelye dele
gates w6re added 20 the Tart clenna
iy tho Republican nrtlonni cummitte
after tAe Hfst tWo hours uf rs sessio
today when contests from iive Mlasi'
slppi dssifiots--the second, Fourtl
Firth. sixth seventh and Eighth-
we're decided by viva voce votes
Demands for roll calls by Roosevc
mombtrs were ignored
A motion 10 exclude Francis
Heney Of san Francisco from the i'
publlcan national committee. ON q
eround that BE Was a Democrat, w'
made today by Committeeman W
sturgoas Of Arizona.
AR. fleney had presented a pros
OF Thomas Thorson OF South pakot
Mr. sturgcs said the records shove
Mr.. Heney had run for proseentit
attorney on the Democratic ticket
san Franeieco.
Mr. Heney denied the charge. !
said he had refused the Democrat
nomination and had run on an ina
pendent ticket and had been defeau
bv the "money OF Patrick Calhoun
Tho committee refused 70 eNelui
Mr.. Honey, aylng the motion on q
table
The contest IN the second diatfl
of Mississippi WAS the hrst called
the suerosilon 0f Committeeman fe
rose. attorneys for both sides nsro
to consolidate the Second. Fonr'
sixth aud 8cypnth Mississippi dia'rir
Argument 0n these eases cole
lively was then begun
with the Mississippi contests q
posed or The cAntosts Ia missouri VI,
to FOLLOW and Goyerncr HadlcN lead
az tAe contentod deelsaiion who
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