The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-01
ON THIRTIETH BALLOT WILSON
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(Continued from First Page.) derwood 28; Idaho, Clark 21zt Wilson 512; Illinois, Clark 5S; Indiana, Wilson 26 Kern 4; Iowa, Clark 26; Kansas. Wilson, 20; Kentucky Clark 26; Louis jana, Clark 7, Wilson 12, Foss l.; Maine, Clark 1. Wilson g. Underwood 2; Maryland, Clark Il, Wilson Az, ab- sent 5b; Massachusetts, wilson 7, Foss 29; Michigan, Clark 1S. Wilson F; Min nesota, Wilson 24; Mississippi, Under wood 20; Missouri. Clark 36; Montana, Clark 2 Wilson 6; Nebraska, Clark 3, Wilson 1s; Nevada. Clark 6: New Hampshire, Clark 3, Wilson 5; New leo, Clark 8; New York, Clark 90; North Carolina, Wilson 171s, Under wood 61z North Dakota Wilson 10; Ohio, passed; Oklahoma, Clark 10, Wilson 10; Oregon, Wilson 10: Penn sylvania, Clark 4, Wilson 73: Rhode son IS; South Dakota, Wilson 10; Ten nessee, Clark 1874, Wilson 8, Under wood 21k; Texas, Wilson 40; Utah. Clark 17z. Wilson 61z; Vermont, Toss 8; Virginia, Clark 3, Wilson 91z, Un- derwood 1111 Washington, Clark IA; West Virginia, Clark is; Wisconsin Clark 6, Wilson 20; Wyoming, Clark g.; Alaska. Clark 6; District of Colum- bia, Clark 6; Hawaii, Clark ?, Wilson 8, Underwood 1; Porto Rico, Clark 1, Wilson AZ, Underwood 1k; Ohio. Will son 19, Harmon 29 Totals: Clark 468h Wilson 436, Underwood 112. Har- mon 29, Kern 4, FOss 38, absent h.
 On the 29th ballot Iowa. which was wavering in its support of Clark, ask ed to be passed while the delegates conferred. The 29 Harmon men of the Ohio delegation had also retired to confer. The 30th ballot resulted:
 The SOth Ballot.
 Alabama, Underwood A; Arizona, Clark 4, Wilson 2, absent l; Arkansas, Clark IS; California, Clark 06; Colo rado, Clark 12; Connecticut, Clark r, Wilson 6; Florida, Underwood 12; Georgia, Underwood 2S; Idaho, Clark 21s, Wilson 51z; Illinois, Clark 58; In- diana, Clark 1, Wilson 28, Kern |; Iowa, passed; Kansas, Wilson 20; Kentucky. Clark 26: Louisiana. Clark Wilson g, Underwood 2; Maryland, Clark Il, Wilson AZ. absent 1k Massa- chusetts, Wilson T, F'oss 29; Michigan, Clark IS, Wilson F; Minnesota, Clark 24; Mississippi, Underwood. 20; Mis- souri, Clark 36; Montana, Clark 2. Wil- Nevada, Clark 6: New Hampshire, Clark 3, Wilson 5; New Jersey. Clark 4, Wilson "A; New Mexico, Clark s.; New York, Clark 90; North Carolina, Wilson 175k. Underwood eh;;s North Dakota, Wilson 10; Ohio. Wilson IS, Underwood 10, Harmon 1s; oaxlahoma, Clark 10. Wilson 10; Oregon. Clark 10; Pennsylvania, Clark 4, Wilson 79; Rhode Island. Clark 10; South Caro- lima, Wilson IS; South Dakota. Wilson 10; Tennessee. Clark 1315, Wilson 8, Underwood 21h; Texas, Wilson 40; Utah, Clark 17k, Wilson 679; Vermont, Wilson 8; Virginia, Clark 3. Wilson ns-f z i nenkni iYaurf ton Clark IA; West Virginia. Clark 16; Wisconsin, Clark 6, Wilson 1s. Kern I; Wyoming, Clark 6; Alaska, Clark 6; District of Columbia, Clark 6; Hawai-, Clark 2, Wilson 8, Underwood 1; Porto Rico, Clark 116, Wilson 4h; Iowa, ures 3Oth ballot: Clark 455. Wilson 460, Underwood 1211k. Harmon 19, Kern 2, Floss 90, absent F.
 On the 3Oth ballot Iowa, which had asked to be passed, so that the dele gates could confer, voted IA for VII son to 12 for Clark.
 Vermont switched to Wilson on the 3Oth ballot. The entire State vote or 8, previously cast for Toss, was add ed to the New Jersey Governors col umn.
 The Iowa vote, when announced. was at once challenged and poll or the delegation was demanded.
 Ohio gave Harmon 19, Wilson 19 and Underwod 10, following their caucus. .
 Iowa's split was allowed to stand and Wilson took the lead for the first time.
 When Iowa's vote showing the Will son maority was announced, Acting Chairman Henry D. Clayton of Ala bama stated that he questioned the vote as recorded and directed that it be verified. Clayton said that as some of the delegates held whole and others half vote each must an- nounce just how much of vate he was casting.
 While this was going on, Bell of California and former Governor Fran cis, Clark forces, and Congressman Palber of Pennsylvania and Hughes of New Jersey, for the Wilson forces, gathered on the platform.