The daily sentinel., 1912-06-27
/ q MThLED- STORY 0Fj THE GREAT7DAY &,
- Continued From Page Ones)E

Vote Vote" However he IS followed BY Joseph Bel Of In
diana chairman of the Committee of Credentials and who
- Mr. Bell concludes his speech and followed by the South
Dakota member of the committee on credentials
The gentleman addressing the convention is MIR. I. Knox,
delegate at large from Minnesota He IS frequently interrupt
ed by both cheers and Jeers. s..zr ,sE
As Mr. Knox concludes his address there cry Vote Vote
Vote. Mr.. Theo. Dell of California begins address
Mr. Delfn his speech mentioned the of Champ Clark
and the Clark men tried hard to start demonstration The
chairman pounding vigorously order and while the
ton disorder the demonstration great one Several
of the delegates are trying to make motion from the floor
In making motion from the platform both the of
Wilson and Clark mentioned and the demonstrations began
Flags and banners being carried around the hall The Wilson
boomers have the best of it 50 far. . Gs ig'-t 1>t
Several OF the banners being carried around the hall
scrbed, Giys Wilson and will gyeyou New York" aHI
candidates and hall filled with bedlam of shouts and
thssss tNf Sos shG"sns 59Wo" whs@e @ b1pd m 4y
After minutes of shouting and paradng the hail. the
chairman endeavos restore order but his efforts
Most of the delegates have fesdnsather seats but The se
tators still keeping up the d'' chairman hard
The chairman threatens have the GALLERIES cared unless
order is Immediately restored III EIBEi IbO
des1 M p 1om enSns e galleries. |
des the police to Immediately remove Of hoie2 the galleries
MIR. Bell finally able his talk but constantly
interrupted by shouts from all parts of the hall - :.
fusion cannot be heard Mr. Bel retires " N>l -
Roll call on the question Of the contest Of South Dakota on
the s hnd @ tee Wo0 CLARK egn M he
and No for the majority. ! he have it.. -.-v
The question the substitution of the minority report for the
report majority Alabama no. Arizo
ma 6 Arkansas, yes IS; California 26; Colorado, yes
no Connecticut, Delaware, yes Florida
Georgia skip Idaho Illinois, yes 5S Indiana yes
H. no 10; Iowa, yes H. no IS; Kansas 2o Louisiana
yes Kentucky no eqA iEne Maryland yes rs
mo Az Nhhs$aaeS Mississippi 2o Missouri So
Montana! yes s: ebras YES a., skip Nevada New Ham
pshre, yes New jersey yes no A. New York yes
IS po e% abselt Fahoma yes Pennsylvania,
7y no. s.Rhode ahH South Carolina, skip South
Dakota voting; Tenn, yes Tex yes New Mexa
Washington, T4 West Virginia yes voting
2Ia Wisconsin, 6, NOT voting Wyoming
3 Aaska District of Columbia, Hawaii,
g. Porto Rico yes 4, Philippines yes Montant yes 81
Michigan Massachusetts, 29 Nevada
yes 8 voting Official total yes S9hs
Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi rises point
o orderf and that the of the United States
has decided that the Philippine islands part of the United
States and that therefore,, they have in the
the election of the president of the United Theque
on being debated is discussed by MIR Palmer of Penns
vanIa. -s,..t5 s+s-tsss 49, "a 49, 9,
On viva vote, the resolution of MIR Palmer of Pemsy
thedelegas the Philippines defeated There
are many calls for a.ol call atlg ao,tsasasst s5,
The report of the committee permanent organization
being presented by Chairman Dean of Georgia Ii UNANIMOUSLY
recopnends the ELECTION eenAorec Ollie James of Kentucky
permaiehttchainhan! Va , L .5' On On. '2.'5ta 7'
A resolution endorsing the report of the per-
manent organization unanimously adopted t2a5 .=La
Permanent Chairman James is being escoedto the stand by
committee appointed by the retiring chairman, Alton Parker
The band is playing My Old kentucky Home"
As Chanhh James takes his place the speakers desk he
wildly cheered by the crowdi He is introduced the
ton By enpbtary lGhairrnan Parker -. t- -
Parker ntEoduqes Mr. James one of the dis