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 tie- Seventh District. lan the Seventh Kentucky district the total vote of the convention was h There were contests from four eeun ties. Involving ninety five votes Ac- sarding to the rules of the party in Kentucky. where two seats of ereden aalA are presented those delegates whose credentials are approved by the county chairman are entitled to par heipate in the temporary organization, Dn the temporary roll the Taft chair mnn was elected by ninety eight votes and forty seven votes were east for the Rooses eli candidate The committee m credentials was then appointed. con | slsting of one member named by each county delegation The majority re port of thr committee was adopted | unanimously hy the convention, no del eeation whose seats were contested | being permitted to vote on its own | case As soon as the majority report | af the credentials committee had been | adopted the Roosevelt adherents bolt | d There was not the slightest reason | for sustaining the contest for Roosevelt | delegates.
 Eighth District The Eighth Kentucky district was composed of ten counties having l63 votes. of which eighty two were neces. sary to choice There was no con test in five of the counties. and al though the Roosevelt men claimed that there was one in Spencer county nc contest was presented against the seating of the Nrgularly elected Taft delegates from that county. rhis gave the Taft delegates eighty four votes. ar two more than were necessary for a choice. In other words. assuming that the Roosevelt men were entitled to all the delegates from the counties in which they filed contests la the dis triet convention there remained clear | ma iority of uncontested delegates whe | voted for the Taft delegates te Chi | cago.
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