The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
T. r. Going to Ohio.

OYSTER BAY. n. Y. MAY S.-After lie
had learned that President Taft had gone
| campaigning, Colonel Roosevelt talked
over the situation In that state today with
James r. Garfield. eX-secretary OF the
the Ohio state central committee.
Colonel Roosevelt said tonight he would
adhere to the plans made some time ago
In reference 10 the time lie Will spend
In Ohio and would not leave earlier on
account Of the presidents extended cam
paign there. He expects to start for Ohio
on Tuesday OF next week and make his
first speech in Canton Wednesday.
Results in Texas.
DALLAS. Tex, May 6.-The Texas
precinct conventions of Saturday, both
Republican and Democrats, did not
give a sure victory to any candidate
Woodrow Wilson was the only pres
idential aspirant who secured defin
ite advantage The face Of the returns
give him a majority in the county con-
ventions tomorrow, but this majority is
dependent upon all elected delegates go
ing to the conventions and on the fur
ther contingency that they do not
change their votes in the conventions.
The returns are not complete. From
many counties no returns will be made
until announced in tomorrow conven-
tions.
It will require the county conventions
tomorrow and possibly the state con
vention. May %, to decide whether
Taft or Roosevelt for the Republicans,
and Wilson or Harmon for the Demo
Gratis will receive the Texas delegations
to the respective national conventions.
Results of Saturdays precinct pri-
maries today showed Wilson strength
making him the favorite for the county
conventions tomorrow on the face OF
| the returns The Harmon people point
out, however. that the full result Of the
primary voting will not be known until
| the county conventions meet, and they
| claim that it is likely TO take the state
convention to render final choice.
The result as between Taft and
| Roosevelt is left in even more doubt.
| The Republicans have their county con.
ventions tomorrow simultaneously with
the Democrats.
Cecil a. Lyon, Republican national
! committeeman from Texas and state
Roosevelt leader. issued statement to-
day, claiming twelve out of sixteen
congressional districts for Roosevelt.
and declared that Roosevelt probably
would carry all the districts.
Colonel Lyon denounced an alleged
attempt in Saturdays convention in
his home district at Sherman TO dis.
qualify him as a citizen Of Texas on
|
ident of Texas.
Mrs. Lyon resides in Colorado
Springs, Colo. on account of her
health. Colonel Lyon, however, has re.
sided in Sherman, Tex, for thirty-six
years.
Texas for Wilson.
By International News Service
| AUSTIN, Tex, May Cit is shown by
the latest returns of the precinct Repub-
lican conv entions held throughout Texas
last Saturday that Roosevelt has ma
jority Of fifteen votes I'm the Republican
| state convention. There are number
were held and these Will elect delegates
| tomorrow. It Is claimed by Governor
Creei Lyon. the Roosevelt leader, who Is
| committeeman, that Roosevelt will re-
ceive n majority OF the instructed dele
gatee and that there Is no doubt but that
a solid Roosevelt delegation Will be sent
To the national convention from Texas.