The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-29


city her on cross Of selfishness."
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Boss MUIR
ply Of Tammany Hall, issued an ulti-
matum to- the Clark managers today.
1t was put Clark over"
That the speakers lieutenants real
ized the Tammany chieftain's edict a
threat was evident from the instantan-
eous effort put forth to proselyte on
the Underwood, Harmon and Wilson
delegations.
The hall was crowded when the con-
yention opened There was a double
force of doctors and nurses ready to
handle any cases of heat prostrations.
Notwithstanding that the climax of
the big democratic drama being stag
ed here this afternoon, the sizzling
heat with humidity that would have
done credit to the tropical jungles,
proved too much for spectators and
when Chairman James gavel fell at
1:06 p. M the galleries were scarcely
one third full. Not breath Of air
was stirring in the mammoth armory.
The. sun beat down numerically on
the roof. The delegates were slow in
trusting themselves inside. 1t was not
until the roll call started on the
ballot that they surged in
to take their places.
In spite of the fact that mixup
in the ticket arrangements due 10 the
running over into night
sessions there was no confusion and
the doors were practically thrown
open to relatively small number car
ing to trust themselves inside. 1t
was a decidedly negligee crowd.
Coats and vests were as scarce as at
a "hottentott party" Collars and
ties began to go early, even officials on
the speakers stand stripped for action
N the early stages of the proceedings.
Thousands of fans were pressed into
service
BALTIMORE, June 20, :06 p. M
The convention was called to crde
)y Chairman James.
Thirteenth ballot ordered. No
,hoice.
Thirteenth ballot the vote of Idaho
vas for Clark.
Montana for Clark Oregon 2 for
Clark and for Wilson, Washington
4 for Clark.
The totals on the thirteenth ballot:
lark 554k, Wilson 354, Underwood
15k, Harmon 29, Marshall 3, Foss 2,
bryan /.
No choice on the fourteenth ballot.
The fourteenth ballot resulted:
lark 553, Wilson 361, Underwood
II, Harmon 29, Marshall 3, Bryan 2,
.ern 2. No choice.
Fifteenth ballot was called
On the 14th ballot Nebraska voted
or Clark 4, for Wilson 12.
On the 18th ballot Clark had 552,
wilson 1924, Underwood 11014, Har-
ION 29, Marshall 80, Kern %, Bryan
Bryan Splits with Clark.
While the 14th ballot was in pro- !
ress Bryan addressed the convention :
aclaring that 80 long as New York E
1ted for Clark he and some others
the Nebraska delegation could not
ote for him although instructed. for
i'm. bryan said that he would not be /
party to nominating any man not c
repaired to refuse the domination OF |
organ, Ryan and Belmont. He said /
lat when the New York delegation \
tied for Clark the vote represented t
e will of one man, Charles F. h
urphy, who reprents the interests
hich dominated the Chicago conven
On and is to try to dominate the one
Baltimore. s
There was no choice on the 18th 0
lllot. f,
Total on the 10th ballot: Clark 551, G.
ilson 362h, Underwood 1121h, iiar- fci
on 20, Marshall 80, Kern 2, Bryan 1. T
There was no choice on the 18th bal D
!. IL
The 18th ballot was: Clark 545, Will
n 362k, Underwood 1127a, Harmon
Marshall 30, Kern An, Bryan 1.
It voting 31k. On the 18th ballot G
6 Idaho vote was: Clark 2, Kern tV
&, not voting 31s. tt
The total 18th ballot: Clark 535, Viii al
n 361, Underwood 1875, Harmon 20, S
'rshall 80, Kern 31A, Bryan l. Not W
ting 31s. 8
The 10th ballot, no choice.
The result of the 10th ballot was:
ark 532, Wilson 1858, Underwood 13O, G
rmon 29, Marshall 30 Kern l, A
yan Z, Foss 1. ly
The vote on the 18th ballot was m
ark SIP, Wilson 3881A, Underwood te
AZ, Harmon 29, Marshall 80, Eern fir
Bryan 1, James 8, Foss Q. gs
rhe vote on the 21st ballot was: te