The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
city Woman Strs Convention to Remarkable Demonstration

arms stopped this. but Mrs. Davis.
o" me press section. led the cheer
ing. still holding her precious picturo
una trying to make speech.
Senator Root made no seriou. NJ,
,ort to stop the demonstration for a
iohg while. The demonstration had
Deeh In progress forty minutes .nd
80 20 Da'is mad disappeared from the
atooS when Chairman Root finally
unec'ed the officers to restore order
us, us DAVIS; somewhat rumpied. re-
turned TO the galleries. was cheered
Tor moment and then sat down
scrgeant-at-Arms stone and A.,
sistant Chief Schuetler. of tha 10
department patrolling the centre
n'sic. succeeded In getting most OF thu
'eiesates In their seats by a:i7.
iolicemen In the gallery were On.
u.aNorihg to restore quiet in tho
.lcihity OF Mrs. Davis. who had re-
aurhed TO her gallery seat amid
ano'her wave of cheers. She with
drew for a moment in the comnonv 81
an officer and the crowd bissaI, -. y.
usn' was forciblc removal of
the feminine enthusiast In mo.
ihent she had returned to bor .o,,
nno received another storm OF an.
plausc aP
When quiet had been restored and
Governor lfadlcy had mad. .,ri,
statement. MIR. Watson moved to rcfor
90 'he credentials committee tho mo.
ton to seat the nlnety-two doIn,.,a
Governor Dcncen then ,novod rs
amend so as to provide that no co,D
.esiea delegates should vote on tina
membership o! the COMMITTEES az
credentials or on It's report
Both motions were applauacd
erhor McGovern. of Wisconsin
seconded the motion OF Governor no,
neen. Mr.. Watson moved to table ,ho
'hoiion of Governor Deneen.
40 no, shouted come OF the dele
SeteS. whiio some of those I'm the gal
ieries Missed.
The motion is not deba,ab,.
you ready for the question: called
Senator Root "eu
Former Representative p,rso
New York. asked that the pnrl,o.
'ncntary situation be cNnlalncd n,.
clerk, and this was done.
Finn Demands Roll chi.
Delegate Finn, of Pennsylvania.
demanded roll call on the motion 70
''"'e' IL was seconded by New Jer.
scF' Missouri ana other states aud
was ordered by states, The roll was
TO furnish the second test Of tho con-
e,,tioh' ana caused much excitement
''''''' '''h was cull'I Cover
nor Johnson rose and said: Cal.forui,
casts twentysix votes No" one ~
thc contested delegates ,h,tlouoyed
,hS vote Chairman Root ordered IN.
delegation polled by name.
Governor Johnson ATTEMPTED aroi,
TO cast tho solid vote The polling. ~
the de!esaron began. When the names
% ~ ~. TrNon and Morris Moyerneid
Jr. the two Tau delegates. we're
-.
p!2ttorm. Governor Johnson and
''hef members of tho California dele
500" shouted their protest declaring
m..'ner oil tir contested men was en-
''''" 70 Il vote. Inc clerk announced
'"e No'c ~ ~ noes ana ayes and
." II s'oou'
In North Carolina the Roosevelt
forces gained one vote over yesterdays
record
south Carolina gave the TAFT forces
II. Roosevelt 6. one not voting. This
was loss of one for Roosevelt
virginia divided 81 an, ,,t,..
% and . YESTERDAY
\ great dcnl OF interest ren,-od T.,
tho action Of Wisconsin. which SCAT.
tered It's vote ves,erday nmonr tho
nutt-Taft candidates. red, ~, ,oio-
CATION cast MI its ,wrn,v.xjx yo,es
against The TAI, motion.
When q. was announced IRA. "a. ra,t
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