The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-19

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Nebraska--Root 0. McGovern ls.
NeVada--Root 8. McGovern 0.
New ampshlre-Root s, McGov-
ern o.
New Mexico-Root 6. McGovern ?.
New Jersey--Root 0. McGoyern 2S.
New York-Root 20, McGovern 49,
one not voting.
North Carolina recorded only three
votes for Root the remaining q be-
ing cast for McGovern.
North Dakota-Root 0, McGovern ?.
Shi ohio n. McGovern 81.
Oklahoma-Root 4. McGovern 16
Oregon--Root 3, McGovern 6, one
Pennsy Ivania-Root 10. McGovern
Ga The vote challenged by Flynn.
Second roll call PENNSYLVANIA an
Finn immediately challenged the
Rhode island--Root TO- McGovern 0.
south Carolina-koot II. McGovern
South Dakota--Root o. McGovern 10.
Tennessee--Root p. McGovern l.
TeNas-Root 81, McGoyern S one not
voting
Ctah-Root : McGoyern
Nermont-Root 6. McGovern .
Virginia --Root %. McGovern ..
Washington--Root IA McGovern 0.
West Nirginia-Root 0. McGovern
wyoming-Root .. McGovern o.
The Wisconsin vote was finally an
Lauder ., Gronna /, and one not vot-
ing.
Porto Rico: Root ?; McGovern 0.
Alaska: Root p McGovern o
Hawaii: Root o; McGovern 6
Philippines: Root .; McGovern o.
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COLISEUM. CHICAGO. June 1S.-
Although no actual test OF strength
between the Taft and Roosevelt
forces had taken place up TO $3.50
o'clock tbs afternoon in the seething
Republican national convention
which had been I'm session almost
two hours and a half. the tactical
advantage lay with the firces OF the
president
The plan OF the Roosevelt folk OF
Offering a substitute roll OF delegates
for the temporary roll prepared by
the national committee was rejected
by Chairman Rosewater after much
oratory had been let loose lie de-
clared the motion. offered by Gov
Hadiey, OF Missouri out OF order.
Hadley took the usual course OF ap-
pealing from the chair, but was met
with the statement that his appeal
was out OF order. and that only nom
nations for the position OF temper
airy chairman would be accepted.
Then quickly followed the nominal
tions of Senator Elihu Root, OF New
York, the Taft candidate, and Gov
McGovern, OF Wisconsin, the LaFol-
! lette Roosevelt hope
Police Clear Aisies.
The first business was the usual an
lnouncement that a fashlight picture
OF the convention was 10 be taken.
Immediately after, Chairman Rose
waters gavel fell at 1902. an attempt
was made TO tell the delegates that
this was the program. But few heed
ed the sergeant.atarms as he tried 10
make himself heard and fkally Stone
had TO order the police 10 clear the
aisles
Rosewater kept pounding away with
his gayel but the noise from the dele
gates was SO great that not one.fourth
! OF the audience could hear the sound
OF the blows falling on the mahogany
! pedestal
IL was slow, difficult task 10 clear
the aisles and finally Stone ordered
Capt. Heaiy to take from the front OF
the stage enough men TO accomplish
/ the task
Al this moment I.aFollette dele
gates slipped in with a big old.fash.
Toned box affair, on four sides or
which were legends boosting Fight
ling Bob"
Deputies Immediately rushed the az
fair out a side door
While Rosewater impatiently Mound
ed the table and the officers struggled
with the throng in the aisles the Cali.
fornia delegates gave their anvil
chorus. which wound up with a chant.
ed hurrah for their state.
Sporadic cheers for Root were
heard from Georgia and Mississippi.
as the confusion increased
Finally Stone called TO mis- chief az.
sistants through his megaphone and
sent In call for the police reserves
| One Of the Georgia Negro dele "a es
insisted on making a speech TO his
own delegation, shaking a gold.head.
ed cane and gesticulating wildly.
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