Arizona republican., 1912-06-29


 and nominate by a majority vote. A chorus of disapproval greeted the mo- ton and James quickly sustained a point Of order against it. The roll call proceeded
 In Michigan Kern and Wilson each lost one to Harmon. In North Carolina Wilson lost one to Underwood. Har- mon lOst one in Ohio. It went to Bryan who was thus restored to the roll. In Tennessee Wilson gained four and Clark two, all from the Harmon cOlmun. At the end of the roll call, Ne braska corrected her vote. giving Will son four and Clark twelve, again for Wilson The total of the ballots showed little change from the preced- ing vote The result was Clark 445 Wilson 354, Underwood 121, Harmon 135 Marshall 31, Kern and Bryan one each
 Compared with the fifth ballot this showed gains of two votes for Clark and three for Wilson. Underwood's vote was the highest so far boiled for him. He gained one and a half over the last ballot. HarmOn's vote was the lowest he had received and six and a half less than on the firth ballot. MarshalTa thirty-one remained con- stant
 Immediately the seventh ballot was ordered Connecticut showed losses of one each for Clark and Wilson and a gain of two for Underwood. While the roll call was proceeding a circular de- nouncing Wilson was distributed among ,he delegates. Wilson man from New Jersey. objected and the dis tribution was ordered stopped. It took a squad of police to stop it and for few minutes trouble seemed imminent In Michigan, Harmon lost one to Wilson and New Works ninety again went to Harmon. In Ohio, Will son gained one Clark, two Harmon lost three.
 While the seventh ballot was in progress. Murphy of New York, Tag gart of Indiana and Sullivan of Illi-
 nois were in earnest conference en- 1 deavoring to agree upon some plan of action. It is said that an efOrt Is be- 1 ing made to swing Illinois for Wilson. The ever changing vote of Tennessee
 swung in Clarks' favor in the seventh | Dd4lOlp llIC opCdhCl 6cNiAAAAAS O /S, 'A--- ] Wilson lost 212.
 The webbing Tennessee delegation 1 shifted again and Clark gained three and a half Wilson two and a half, l Underwood a half and Harmon lost 1 one and q half. The result of the sev- enth was. Clark 4491a. Wilson 352R | Underwood 123K, Marshall 31 and Kern and Bryan. one each.
 | The changes were immaterial The
 roll call vas begun for the eighth bal lot. The first change in the eighth | came in the vote of Michigan. liar mon lost one of his three votes, going 1 to Underwood Clark gained one from 1 Wilson in Nebraska, the first change l between the leading candidates, and i1 | North Carolina gained one from the | Underwood vote. Tn Ohio, Wilson lost
 one and placed Chairman James on the
 roll Tennessee made another change ! of it's vote Clark lost two. Underwood
 lost nalf. Harmon gained half and Gaynor secured one. the first cast fol
 him. The result of the eighth was: | Clark 44Sb,, Wilson 351b, Underwood 123, Harmon 130. Marshall 31 Bryan | Kern James and Gaynor one each The start on the ninth rool call be- | gan at 11:25. There was no change II
 line up until Michigan gave Harmon
 gain of two Clark and Underwood eacf losing enc. New YOrlIs ninety stayed with Harmon and it was again certain
 there would be no nomination.
 | The announcement of eighty-on'
 votes for Clark from New York in tn
 tenth ballot started a demonstration
 among Clark delegates. They did no
 wait for Murphy to announce the com
 pletion of the New York vote that stat
 having ninety in all.