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list of delegates. not including Penn
sylvania, Is, Of course. 341'
Roosevelt Again to Go West.

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sylvania, is Of course, 341.''
Roosevelt Again to Go West.
Col. Roosevelt will leave New York
at O'Clock Monday for a short tour Of
Nebraska and Kansas, according to a
statement from his headquarters here
yesterday. He will reach Chicago at S:55
Tuesday morning, leaving on hour later
for western Nebraska, where he will be-
gin speaking Wednesday morning.
The FIRST speech probably will be at
hastings. A special train will carry the
colonel from there to Grand Island, and
he will return to Omaha in time for a
speech Wednesday night. Short speeches
Will be made from special train during
the day. Thursday he will cover south
eastern Nebraska in special train,
speaking at Lincoln that night
While the primaries are under way in
Nebraska Friday, Col. Roosevelt will tour
In the afternoon and at Wichita in the
evening. aturday he will speak at vari-
Gus points in the third congressional dis
trlct, with night speech. concluding the
tour. either at Independence or Parsons
The following was given out at Har-
mon headquarters last night: 'Judson
Harmon.s name will appear on the ballot
to be voted at the Maryland primaries.
May 8. This was definitely decided upon
at conference at the Harmon national
headquarters here this afternoon, and
following a long distance conversation
with Gov Harmon in Nebraska. The
On1o governors name will be filed with
the secretary of the state Of Maryland
at Annapolis Monday, and from then on
vigorous contest for supremacy will be
waged by Harmon's friends.
This gives black eve to the charge,
iterated and reiterated by Gov Woodrow
d!date conspiracy against their candi-
date. Ever since Gov. Harmon's name
was first mentioned in connection with
the democratic presidential nomination
1t has been apparent that he had ire
mendous following among the democrats
of Maryland 1t is no longer q secret
that Speaker Clark was opposed to hav
ing the convention held in Baltimore. and
SO declared himself at the time the ma
tional committee was considering the
time and place for holding it.. Speaker
Clark's opposition to Baltimore. 1t Is
averred, was due to his consciousness
Gratis were favorable to Gov. Harmon"
Wilson Hopeful Of Michigan.
Wilson headquarters gave out the fol-
lowing last night:
Definite indications that the Wilson
candidacy will sweep the state of Michi-
gan are contained In a telegram received
at Wilson headquarters tonight. which
says that five counties in that state have
iisii uClou 100 ueleSdteS " tile Slhte cOH-
ventiOn to vote for instructing the ma
tional convention delegation to vote for
Wilson. Six county conventions have
been held. The only one which did not
instruct for Wilson was Genesee county,
and of its twenty one delegates the ma
jority are known to be for Gov. Wilson.
The counties which have instructed for
Wilson and the number Of delegates they
will send to the state convention are as
follows: Alpena, ): Ingram, 46: Kent
IS; Macomb, %, and Washtenaw, Al.
Equally encouraging news reached Will
son headquarters with reference to the
situation in Iowa. Earl Bronson, who is
managing the campaign in that state for
Gov. Wilson. wired today: Wilson dele
gates elected number go, while Speaker
Clark has 40. Conditions good
Highly gratifying news came to Will