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noe tad any considerable result on e
outcome Of the Hsrmon-w1lson night.
rAFr's NOMINATION tMPos'
9v9lG NOW, 10 CLAIM.

Republican state Central Committee.
this afternoon issued the following
statement:
''Out Of the forty-two national dele
gates apportioned 10 Ohio's twenty-ons
Congressional Districts. Col Roosevelt
/ has elected thirty beyond any question
ana probably has elected thirty-two. In
We state the Roosevelt delegates had Q
popular majority Of from 5000 to 5000
TINS result makes Mr.. Tafts nominations
Impossible. Just a. certainly II makes
imposabis the nomination Of any Of the
mon who have been Identified With the
Precedent IN the contest"
I. Taft's campaign managers had no
statement - rrsse excect that fhe Pres!'
Gent would surely control the state
Convention and secure the SIX delegates
at-large.
u am pleased with the result 20 far"
esd Gov. Harmon to-day when he re-
turned to the executive once from his
( home In Cincinnati. Out I want to
know more about Il before I make .
statement"
TAFT CARRIES HIS OWN HOME
DlerRicro.
President Taft carried his homo dis
triots. the First and the second. GOV.
Harmon, who lives In the came city
with the President. Cincannaai. carried
the Second District, but the FIRST 10
stiii In doubt. The returns In show that
Gov. Wilson carried the Third, Seven
tenth, Twentieth and Twenty-nrst Dis
tricts.
In the Third District c. w. Folkerth
vas elected - Q Roosevelt delegate and
n w. ALBANIAN ~ . Taft delegate. In
he Fifteenth District ID. L. Aeltck was
nomed - Roosevelt delegate and Frank
AAnsbottom the Taft delegate.
Other districts show the feliow1ns
Roosevelt deiegates:
~ Fourth-Cari ID. Jones and J. c. Psnse.
Fkth-Aiien Bybes and Frank Carlo.
v0ixth-R. J. 8hawan and w. II. Baum.
Eighth-N. L. NcClachnAn and Lewis
slack.
Ninth. osorss e. Hardy and C. d.
Tsnta-P. n. Stretch and sherman
EaSis.
EisvsnsA-Iisnry zsnnsr and james
Thomas.
Twsifth-lxan T. wsbber and King q.
Thompson.
rourtssnth-A. L. oarford and II. q.
slxteenth-cook panford and u. e.
Erl<sins.
(, ssventesnth--E. 9. soucrs and A. g.
Mitchell.
Dsghtsen,h-H. A. March and Emil
Anderson,
Ninetsenth-Edwin sesdhouss and w.
ulr~.ati.li-J. II. speedy end a. J. Al.
yard.
Sullivan.
Ths Taft delegates. according to re-
turns received early to-day. are;
= First Distrsct-Julius Flsischmann and
samuel Meyer.
& second d.oras T. schott and r. !.
s3llisnbrand.
y 0swcnth--John L Bushnell and L E
Dvsns.
Thirtssnth-T. ,. Maxwsp and Car
0ugfer.
NARMoM AND WILSON DELE
oATGo 70 CONVENTION.
Following 10 . list Of the Aarusoz
Ssisgates to the National Convention
F,mt-san,ua Murray and John woK
Peck.
sscond-John W. Devannsy snt
Fourth-Jossph Barnes and W. H
Mckenzie.
TNth-J. w. Smith and John 8. Shook
sixth-J. w. Lings and NJ. r. Denver
ssvsnth-Jsrerson Coombs and p. J
ohouviin.
Eighth-H. W. Brown and J. y
Knowies-
Ninth-Janes w. McMahon.
Tsnth-vaies Herald and W.
EokmAn.
Eisvsnth-van Snyder and Jaoo
Dean.
rwsafth-Rssd J. Heer ana Bsnjami
4armon.
1hirtssath-L B. Pontcus and osors
Tourtsenth-Chsrlss Beers and DO
Young.
Tifteenth-Rober, Scott and DR.. II. {
Sutton.
seventsenth--James Fitxgibbons an
3Ayman Hitchcock.
Eightssnth-E. H. Moore and Al Cal
Iisie.
y1llius.
The Wilson delegates to the Nation'
Convention are:
Third District-Edward Hanley a.
BAward sohnGsn.
Nnth-H. washley.
Twentieth-Thomas b. Schmidt ~
Charles Lapp.
1 enty-nrst-Newton Baker and r.