The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20

SAN DIEGO, May IA. A heavy
 vote Is being boiled today by the
 voters of this city. The weather is ideal
 CANYON, O, May l5. Roose- welt made sixteen speeches in Ohio oday ln his speech here he de- nied that President Taft has any right 10 criticise the Roosevelt ad-
 mlnlstrati-n, having been member of that administration and in conse- quente jointly responsible for its acts.
 CONCORD. May l5. The Dem ocrats of New Hampshire in conven- ton assembled today declared for 1 Champ Clark as the standard bear CT of Democracy in the coming cam paign
 ! ABERDEEN, Wash, May 15. - The Roosevelt delegates refused to go
 into the state convention, but met
 in convention in Pythan hall and selected contesting state deleya. 1 tion. The regular Republicans elect. ed Taft delegation | CHICAGO, May l5. - The Demo
 crats of Michigan, Tennessee and | South Carolina met today in state ] RENO, May b. The preferen.
 tial primaries declare fer Clark. CLOVIS, May l5. New Mexico
 Democratic delegates are instructed for Champ Clark
 ] CHICAGO, May 15. The open | of headquarters yesterday by the
 national Republican committee was marked by the filing of thirty1hree contests from various parts of the ! united States where the actions of 1 the conventions were not satisfac- | tCry 10 the opposing delegations. ! INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May l5.-It l Is considered as almost certain that ] the name of Eugene Y. Debs. the
 labor leader, will be placed in nom- ! nation at the national convention of he Socialist party. and that Debs will make a fourth attempt to cap i lure the presidency of the United ! States.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May l5. - The returns from 2,316 precincts in this
 state give Colonel Roosevelt a ma.
 jority of 15,117 votes oyer President l Taft and Senator LaFollette, the lat. CT t"o standing al the present 1 time in the order named. There are still l.3S4 precincts to hear from. BURLINGTON, Iowa. May 15-- Following the launching of the Bryan Do m at Des Mones yesterday, It now develops that there is a well. organized move on foot to stampede
 the Baltimore convention for the
 Nebraskan.
 LIVINGSTON, May 16.-The sup
 porters ef President Taft were in control of the State convention held here, but the delegates will go 10 the convention uninstructed COLUMBIA, s. C.. May 16.-The eighteen Democratic delegates who
 will represent this state in the national convention have received no instructions as tc the casting of their votes.
 NASHVILLE, May l6.-The en-
 tire delegation of twenty-four chosen the state Democratic con- vention will go into the national c,nv5 5ntion uninstructed
 BAY CITY, May 16.-The Michi- gan Democratic delegates are unin- structed.
 BURLINGTON, May 16. - Champ Clark secured all of the twenty-slx
 
 CANTON, O., May l6.-RCosevelt, referring to the result in California says that with California for him he has majority of the delegates to the national convention.
 CLEVELAND, May l6.-In a state ment mae 'olaT, Pr sideni .aft said that the statement made by Roosevelt that the latter controls I32 delegates to the Chicago con VentiCn is without foundation. He further said that if Roosevelt were to obtain all the delegates yet to be chosen, Roosevelt could not obtain the nomination.
 PROVO, May l6. Utah's eight delegates to the Chicago convention are instructed fer Taft
 CLEVELAND. May IT. Advices received from his campaign mana gers incline President Taft to be- lieve that he is certain of 543 votes in the Republican national conven- ton.
 CHlILICOTHE. O., May F. Colonel Roosevelt has contracted severe cold during the past day, and upon his arrival here. was un- able 10 make much of talk.
 CLEVELAND, O., May IT, - Pres ident Taft is resting here today, to gain strength for the many speeches which he has promised to deliver before leaving the state
 INDIANAPOLIS, May IS. The national convention of the Socialis, party convened here yesterday, and this morning took up the nomination of candidates, Eugene V. Debs, who has been the s cialst candidate for president at the three last presiden- tlai elections was nominated again for president. with Emil Seidel, form CT mayor of Milwaukee, as vice-presi- dent.
 TOLEDO, May IS. Presiden, Taft made fourteen speeches at var. lous points in Ohio yesterday. He accused Roosevelt of gladly accept ing the support of George w. Per kins. Dan Hama. Walter Brown and other bosses.