The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-25

tallest, shortest, and fattest delegates
from Oklahoma, and group Of ageo
members of the Jackson Democratic
club, the oldest Democratic organiza-
tion in existence.
Carter H. Harrison, mayor of Chi
cago. declared last night that if the
Baltimore convention nominated q
progressive candidate and placed be-
fore the people progressive platform
a great Democratic victory would
sweep the country next November.
One thousand advocates of woman
suffrage are expected to participate II
a parade witch suffragettes, led by Mrs
Donald r. Hooker, are planning to
hold Thursday night to impress the
| delegates.
Floats representing the states OF
Washington, Idaho, Utah. Wyoming
and Colorado, where women vote, are
being constructed to show the triumph
of American suffragists to date.
plank in the platform designed to
win over the negroes to the Demo-
cratic party is sought by the Nationa.
Colored Democratic league.
1t reads as follows:
I'VE recognize the equality of al,
men before the law, and hold that it is
the duty of the government in its
dealings with all the people to mete
out equal and exact justice to all, OF
whatever nativity, race. color. or per-
suaSion, religious or political
A committee headed by Bishop AL
exander Walters. president of the
league, will present the plank to the
resolutions committee.
The Roll Call on Chairman.
The roll call on temporary chairman
was as follows:
Alabama-Bryan 1 u, Parker 22k.
Arizona-Bryan 4, Parker 2.
ArkanSaS-Parker 18.
California-Parker Is. Bryan Z.
Kern 1.
Colorado-Parker 4, bryan 6.
Connecticut-Parker IL, Bryan 2.
Delaware--Bryan 6. Parker 0.
Florida-Bryan 1. Parker IL.
Georgia-Parker 28.
Idaho-Bryan 8.
Illinois-Parker, SIS.
Indiana-Parker, 21; Bryan 8, one
not voting
Kansas-Bryan, 20.
Kentucky-Parker 17k; Bryan II
one not voting.
Louisiana-Parker. 1O;- Bryan, 10.
Maine-Parker, II; Bryan, 1.
Maryland-Parker IA II; Bryan 1 II.
Observation-Disclosures 15; Bryan,
IT; O'Gorman 4.
Michigan-Parker 81; Bryan 9.
Minnesota-Bryan, "a.
Observation-Disclosures 20.
Missouri-Parker, %; Bryan IA.
Montana-Bryan 7; Parker 1.
Nebraska-Bryan, 13; Parker 3.
Nevada-Bryan 6.
New Hampshire-Parker 3, Bryan 5.
New Jersey-Parker 5, Bryan "A.
New Mexico-Bryan 8.
New York-Parker 80.
North Carolina-Parker Is, Bryan 9.
North Dakota-Bryan 10.
Ohio-Parker 90, Bryan 10.
Oklahoma-Bryan Is, Parker 5.
Oklahoma vote challenged and poll of
delegation ordered.
Corrected vote on Oklahoma:
Bryan 20.
Oregon-Bryan 9, Parker 1.
Observation-Disclosures 81, Parker 9.
Rhode Island-Parker 10.
South Caro1ina-Bryan 18.
South Dakota-Bryan 10.
Tennessee-Parker II, Bryan z.
TexaS-Bryan 40.
Utah-Parker 4, Bryan 4.
Vermont-Parker 8.
Virginia-Parker IA, Bryan 10.
Washington-Bryan IA.
West Virginia-Parker az, Bryan
6h.
Wisconsin-Bryan 26.
Wyoming-Bryan 6.
Aiaska-Parke 4. Bryan 2
District of Colum bia-Parker s.
Hawaii-Parker 4, Bryan 2.
Philippines-Bryan 4, Parker 2.
Porto Rico-Bryan 4, Parker 2.
Official vote-Parker 579, Bryan
5O6, O'Gorman 4.
Goes Out Through Basement.
Baltimore, June 25.-Mr. Bryan
with his brother, Charles Bryan, and
two friends, departed for the conven-
ton shortly before II o'clock. To
avoid any demonstration and a crush
in the hotel corridor Mr.. Bryan and
his party were taken to the basement
in a private service elevator. where
they were taken to the convention hah
in automobiles.
Tt was said just as the Bryan party
departed that there was nothing to say
regarding the temporary craftsmanship
as present plans might undergo a
sudden change.