Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

cases m some DETAIL denounciilg DO
Nell's statement AS clumsy" He Was
Frequently cheered by the Roosevelt
ad!herents
Despite the occasional discourtesv to
speakers. it WAS apparent the temper
of the delegates Was much better tl,an
1t Was yesterday. The tension seemed
70 have relaxed evcrywhere
After being interrupted several times,
Allen shouted. You haven't got any
lhlng until this convention is over. then
liie Lord Only knows what you've got. :
Scenes Grow Riotous.
Are You going to abide by the de
| cison of this convention - cried /, dele
gate from Colorado.
IN answer you later
Answer me now
The floor was in AN ,iproaf
~ " answer You. I'll answer You. =
shouted Allen. his face growing red and
MS voice growing husky The dele
gates stopped yelling long enough to
hear him.
Cheering Breaks Speech.
j want to support the nominee of this
cohN-Antion, but" but al tins the
cheering and jeerins broke out afresh.
/ u Will support him" shouted Allen.
only on the one condition thai his
nomination is not accomplished by
fraud and corruption
| Delegate N@wcomb of New York.
made Il point of order against further
Interruptions of the speakers. and
/ Chairman Root held ii we'll taken The
chairman made Il special ple: for fair
| play to the speaker Allen dealt in fie :
ur"s OF the primary held in Seattle He
SAID Colonel Roosevelt had got all but
about 500 of 'h.. 5000 votes east
But 500 Out Of 5000.
y delegate asked him hoM many vnt
ers there werc i'm Srattle. Allen admit
ted there probably Were more tslnn
| 100. 900
| Allen denounced the methods of tho
| Washington state leaders al the sat.
convention. saving the condto ions wolc
such that All Roosevelt men were piac-
tictlly barred from The hall He de
nollnced the national committee a.. I'M
| iaif and prel,idiced and then took .
| lnai illng at the credentials committee
| winch as yet remained To be named!
They ask u.s." he said. WHY wc
| don't wait for the committee oi, orr-
dentials to pass upon our ease ! will
/ reply by asking you whs don't yo,i wait
\ until your horse il stolen beIn,a yo,,
lock the door.
Hemenway on Floor
Allen was followed by former Sena
| tor James a IIemenway of Indiana
for the Taft forces. Senator fiencn-
Way declared that the work of the ma
tional COMMITTEES had been done faili,
and regularly
You are asked by = mere ninorit,
of the committee 10 overthrow tho
work of the iiisiority, said Heme,.-
! way. thirteen members nl the com
nittee signed this protest 80 hav,
seated these Delegates Now they ask
YOU to uphold ;hst minority without
seeing the evidence. without getting al
the facts"
| Hemenway attacked the IS men whe
signed the protest
Why he siioiitea would You leav,
this matter I" 4 man like T O. Du
pont. delegate. representing th.
powder trust"
Hemenway insisted that only i:
members of the national "oni.titte'
signed the protest. although t.oy.r,,o;
Iadley said that Cecil Lyon had signel
il Taking up the Texas eases. Hem
enwav said that Cecil Lyon had con
trolled 1000 federal appointments, i,
Texas; and that his word had baa,
aM but this year THE repli,ic.i, u,
of the Other faction had sent a dele
cation. not of Cecil Lyons Office hold
ers. but OF independent voters.
From the Pcnns ,.lvanians ca,,,a
yell
How about Penrose o. bendin. owe
and sinking his fist in the faces o
the delegation. HemcnMay shol,tcl
''iNe me ieIfose pelore !lynn. every
time.
The Pennsllvanians went wild
Climbing unnn their chairs and brand
ishng their fists. they yelled epithet
and vitupe,atons 1T the speaker Flynn
himself took prominent part in th
demonstration.
Throughout the hall came yells an,
icers and for a few moments tumul
prevailed.
Flynn Is censured.
AS the disorder continued in th
Pennsylvania delegation. Senator Roo
came TO the front of the stage, shouted
to Flynn:
"If the gentleman from Penusylva
mia wishes to command his cause t,
the just and honest members of thi
lconyentiOn and the American people