The Forrest City times., 1912-06-21

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 Tie chairman Wfsbes
 hoance that unless the ,1.., 70 as treated with respect. those ssaser ss | him with disrespect VII h. ao t'es from the building" 'enols.
 Those names. said usn. been placed on the roll under ,s. aa'. ership of Penrose and Big s,ou ,ue saa will give control Of the cross s. a's committee so the men who ba ba'aa petuated this theft of delera,a'e sa.e Pes
 Again storm of hisses sas sa'e. the hall, "ep' Ore.
 Senator Bradley of kentuckv ,on.- ed soon after Heney He sscora'' the nomination of Root. decIarirs \ was regarded as the most a'.,,' " gnished man in the senate"
 A shout from the floor;
 Did you vote for Lorimer@t
 In clamor, Bradley tried ,a '. heard. Wait a minure, he pleaded A.. his voice was lost in flood of so..s .@ Finally the noise sabsided p,i. aid Bradley, facing part of tbo h.sI from which the question came sbar. ' ed: @'ss
 Yes, voted for Lorimer ,,,I when l did l voted for a man ,.'I thousand times better than yops Turmoil again broke lose,
 Bradley said the South gave no D. publican electoral votes becausA ,,. party had cowardly deserted her sas lef. her to her fate.
 After the confusion of the noni,, tions for temporary chairman VI, over, Secretary Hayward annoupeas that the roll would be called Tn, |, states, but by individual delega,s and amid an uproafs the clerk beg,, to call the roll.
 The vote by states follows. Alabama (24 yotes-Root, p; Ne Govern, ?. Arizona G votes)-Root, 6.
 Arkansas 18 votes Root, 1T, Ne Govern, 1. California (26 votes)-Root, 2, Ne Govern, 24 Colorado G2 yCtes1-Root, F. Connecticut G4 votesj-Root, Il Delaware G yotes) Root. 6.
 Florida t12 yotesl Root l2. Georgia f29 votes Root, p; Ns Govern, (.
 Idaho 6 votes3 -HeGorern, s.
 Illinois 65S votes}=Root, g. No Govern, 49 Indiana co votes Root, %; Ae Govern. 1a. Iowa C26 1otes1-Root. lei He GeVefn. 10. Gansas co votes Root, ?; r> Govern, IS. Kentucky (26 votesl=Root g, E> Govern, 3 Louisiana f2o voteal-Root 20 Maine CI2 votes foot, Q; McGu arH, 12. Maryland G6 yoees3-Root, g. Ns| Govern. Massachusetts -Eoot. IS, neGo5l ern F.
 Mathematical, 14. McGoyern ll Minnesota 624 votesl-McGoyal| 2f. Mississippi (2o yotes1-Root, lf NcGoyeru, i. Missouri 6sG yoteso- Root, IS; Nd Govern. %. Montana 6 yotesl- Root, s. Nebraska GIG votcsl McGovernt !
 Nevada G votes Root, 6.
 Kew Hampshire (S votes Root
 New Jersey (2S yotes)-McGoyeA 2S. New Mexico 6 yotes)-Root $; a' Govern, ?.
 New York (9O yotes)-Root, x McGoyern. 13. Root did not vote
 North Carolina (2f yotes)-Mc"' ern, 21; Root 3.
 North Dakota GO yotes)-Mcds' ern, 9; Hauser, 1.
 Ohio (48 yotes)-Root, h; Meo'1 ern. 34.
 Oklahoma GO votes)-ROot, f Govern, 16.
 oregon GO votes)-Root, 3; Mcdc' ern, 6. One absent
 Pennsylvania (76 votes)-Root McGovern. GA.
 Rhode Island Oo yotes)-ReOt
 South Carolina (1S yotes)-Roo' McGovern, '.
 South Dakota uo votes)-MeS' ern, 1O
 Tennesse (24 votesl-Root, si Govern, l.
 Texas (4O votes)-Root, Sf; hc' ern. s. One absent,
 Utah (S votes) Root '; MeO ern, l.
 vermont-Root, 6; McGovefn' :
 Virginia CA votes)-Root' 1i l Govern, 2. ,.n.
 West Virginia (16 yotesp-M'O ern, IS.
 Wyoming (6 votesl-Root, G.
 Alaska e votes) )-Root. 2.
 District of Columbia Cz Vo''' Root. ?.
 Wisconsin (26 yotes)-Mcuo.G 13; w. S. Lander of North DahOS W. r. Houser of Wisconsin, Z'