El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Idaho. Hughes 8.
Illinois, Hughes IS
More Withdrawals.
Gov Willis, Of Ohio, withdrew Bur
Hayes. of Indiana. withdrew Fair
banks and cast delegation for Hughes
Indiana. Hughes 80. ,--
Wadsworth, of New YORK WltHuie z"
Iowa withdrew Cummins and cast
delegation for Hughes
Vote
Iowa-Hughes. 20.
Kansas-Hughes, 20.
entuczy-Hughes. 20.
Louisiana-Hughes l..
Maine-Hughes. y.
MaryIand-Iiughes. -; RoQsevelI, L
Massac husetts-We eks, /; KooseF eli
8, Hughes, 81.
Michigan-HuEhes so
MinnesOta-Hughes q.
Mississippi Roosevelt, , 1-2i Hughes
-
Missouri-Hughes. "a; Weeks. >
Montana-Hughes. Z; Roosevelt !
Nebra ska-Hughes. 10
Deciding vote was reached on New
Nevada-Hughes. 6.
New Observation-Disclosures, S.
New Jersey-Hughes. % Roosevelt l.
New MexicO-ROoseNe1t l. Hughes. .
New York-Hughes, 81.
North Carolina-Hughes, Il; Lodge i
North Dakota-Hughes, 10.
OhiO-Hughes, IS.
Okiahoma-HuGhes 10; Roosevelt, 1.
OregOn-Hughes- TO-
Pennsylvania-HuGn -; Roose-
Welt. 3; absent. J.
Rhode Island-Hughes. 10
South observation-disclosures, 8; Dupont, 5.
South Dakota-Hughes. 10.
nnessee-Hughes, IS Roosevelt, )
Texas-Hughes, 20.
Utan-Hughes. =; Roosevelt, l.
NermOnt-Hughes, S.
Nirgiuia-Hughes. 10
ashingtOn-Hughes II.
West Observation-Disclosures 16.
Observation-Disclosures, %; Lafollette- 3
Wyoming-Hughes s.
Alaska-Hughes. ..
Hawaii-Hughes. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
Burton Is Suggested.
Immediately after the vote was an
nOunced. chairman Harding announced
in the midst Of a demonstration for
nomination for vice president
was next in order.
Frank II. Hitchcock was quoted by
men who talked with him as saying
public and business men wanted Bur
ton for second place. and Burton was
shortly afterward nominated
The demonstration for Hughes
quoted down after Il minutes and the
official result was read as follows
Hughes 94q -. Weeks 3; LaFol-
lette 3; Lodge .: Roosevelt IS L.;
dupont % not NDLlA5 j.
Lodge Praises Hughes.
Senator Lodge spoke IN warmest
terms OF justice Hughes as "a thor
ough American. distinguished AMI up
right"
Tt was announced in the Pennsylva-
MIA delegation that John Wanamaker
would nominate Fairbanks for vice
president an dthat the delegation
would support him solidIy.
In his speech Nj. Wanama ker en-
ohasized the approval Of business men
for Mr. Fairbanks.
Kansas answered the roll call by
seconding Fairbanks and so did Maine
Nebraska nominated senator Elmer
Burkett
Fairbanks Nominated.
The ballot for vice president was
taken and resulted as follows:
Alabama. Fairbanks 10; Burkett l.
Arizona Fairbanks g.
Arkansas Fairbanks Il, Burkett l.
California Fairbanks 90
Colorado. Fairbanks u
Connecticut: Fairbanks IL
Delaware Fairbanks s.
Florida; Fairbanks s.
Georgia. Fairbanks =
Idaho Fairbanks :. Burkett I.
illinois, Burkett /; Burton /; Fair
banks IS.
Indiana Fairbanks 80.
Iowa. Burkett %
Kansas Fairbanks %.
Kentucky Fairbanks 26.
louisiana Fairbanks l.
Maine- Fairbanks 10.
Maryland. Fairbanks IS
Massachusetts Johnson /: Burkett I
|; Fairbanks "a.
Michigan Fairbanks 80.
Minnesota Fairbanks Z; Burkett
;. BOrah >; not voting .
Missouri Fairbanks S6.
Mississippi. Fairbanks u
Montana; Burkett Z: Fairbanks 1.
Nebraska: Burkett 16.
Nevada Fairbanks s.
New Hampshire Fairbanks s.
New Jersey: Fairbanks 2S.
New Mexico Fairbanks s.
New York; Fairbanks 70; Burkett
North Carolina: Fairbanks 70:
3urkett ..
North Dakota: Burkett u.
Ohio Fairbanks As.
Oklahoma: Fairbanks 70; Burkett
oregon: Borah /; Webster .: Fair
Dsnks Z.
Pennsylvania: Fairbanks a; Burkett
|; absent l.
Rhode Island: Fairbanks 10.
South Carolina: Fairbanks Q;
3urkett .
South Dakota: Burkett 10
Tennessee: Fairbanks %
Texas: Fairbanks %.
Utah; Fairbanks s.
Vermont; Fairbanks s.