The Washington herald., 1916-05-22
FOR WHOM DELEGATES ARE INSTRUCTED
SELECTIONS TO DATE.

(Uninstructed; preference rot known.)
Uninstructed; probably against Roose-
welt and for any majority candidate
Uninstructed: with organization.)
Uninstructed: for any winner.)
(Uninstructed; likely to be for HuEhes)
CUninstructed; probably 6 for Roose-
welt, for Root, l for Hughes. for
Cummins)
(Uninstructed; s favorable to Hughes
II he is a candidate and 4 for Burton;
all organiZation.)
INSTRUCTED for du Pont; only technical
instruction: l for Roosevelt; others
may follow)
(Uninstructed; first choice is Hughes)
1.-TWO full sets chosen. one will be for
Roosevelt; other group for anyone
but Roosevelt; both uninstructedD
CUninstructed: all for Borah first; for
Roosevelt II he wishesD
INSTRUCTED for sherman; on break,
probably 30 Roosevelt, 25 HughesD
INSTRUCTED for Fairbanks: on break.
probably 16 Roosevelt and II Hughes,
with likely final switch TO Roosevelt)
INSTRUCTED for Cummins; sentiment d.
vided between Hughes and Roosevelt
for second choice)
(Ten favorable to Hughes, s Weeks, 4
Root: all for Hughes IL a candidate;
all uninstructedD
CTen instructed for Fairbanks; were
favorable: remaining split between
Hughes and Roosevelt)
Two full sets, both uninstructed; lean-
ing is toward Roosevelt.)
CUninstructed: all favorable to Hughes)
(Uninstructed; anti Roosevelt; for
Hughes frst)
CCninstructed; IL Hughes receptive 25
likely for him on first ballot: rest for
Roosevelt; all may divide between
Mccall and Weeks and stick thereD
INSTRUCTED for Ford through question
raised; second choice, Hughes; some
Roosevelt sentiment)
INSTRUCTED for Cumm minis: second
choice. Hughes, IS; Roosevelt, 81
CUninstructed: ready to be for WINERY
(Vote on first ballot likely to be:
Weeks. IA; Fairbanks, II; Hughes. 8;
Root, 5. All strongly anG-Roosevelt.
and likely to be for Hughes on final
ballot)
choice. probably Hughes. Root,
Roosevelt)
INSTRUCTED for Cummins: Hughes Sec
for Roosevelt and half for Root)
CUninstructed; probably for Hughes.)
(Uninstructed; for Hughes.)
(Uninstructed; > for Roosevelt; Root
and Hughes sentiment, but entire
delegation ready to be for winner.D
CUninstructed; for Roosevelt and all
likely to be: uncommitted may be
for Knox or Root)
all
for Hughes II he were willing: 80 are
probable Root men; Roosevelt may
get IL or none. depending upon con-
ditions)
Uninstructed for any candidate: II
likely for Roosevelt. 10 for HughesD
INSTRUCTED for La Toilette; are likely
to be for Roosevelt and for Hughes.)
INSTRUCTED for Burton: expect to nom
mate him)
Uninstructed; on break. probably to
Roosevelt and II to HughesD
probably instructed for Hughes)
Not entitled to vote)
(21 to % instructed for Gov. Brum-
baugh and really for Roosevelt. Bal
ance controlled by Senator Penrose
and uncommitted. Conside erabIe
Hughes sentimentD
CNot entitled to Note)
(Uninstructed: Hughes, first choice;
Root, secondD
(Uninstructed; first choice. Hughes:
some Roosevelt sentiment.)
(Uninstructed; divided between Hughes
and RooseveltD
(Uninstructod; solid "Old Guard" will
do as Smoot says; might vote for
Roosevelt.)
(strons for organization, but favorable
to Hughes)
CUninstructed; favorable to Roosevelt
GJ instructed for La Toilette; probably
II for Hughes; La Follettes l5 may
swing to Roosevelt, or part of themD
(Uninstructed and apparently have no
preference for any candidate; organ
ization. but ready to be for the win
ner.)