Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

HISTORY The guess ~ some Of the Vet.
Grams b. that votes win swirl and bunch
and sra't"r again like IN. sands 10 the
r'1. Md thoSe who hops Tor stan.
p,do sr. counted \ Co. turn loos. 81,
'rv v"ri''y 20 spell binding emotional.
whirlwind
Without Precedent
n b. . s.trwtion which gave N. h0ss
90 ~ other DAYS many q good laugh IN
their sleeves 90 irllvs developments
On, v~d IN feycrish circles
Those ~ M. ia 4 u, ont ~ date
school Who are her. e, al remained
largely 10 th.ms.lvrs. however hoping
Tor the best but shaking their heads
sldlv ~ the memory ~ steam rollers
u- 4 and wires pull.d In the times when
% leader could he sure II his ground.
The new l.1d.rs II tho marty huwev
-. including VIII ~ H'vss. the nation
~ chairman declared their entire salts
faction with the alamo ~ the OLD
methods
At last Mr. avs said. the country
was seeing Will II had strdcntly a.
manded a convention absolutely unhos.
sei and acting Tor Itself
H. predicted the outcome would hs
beneficial 20 the standing ~ the party
One Eject Noted
one effect ~ the prospective deadlock
was o. add impetus today o. the move.
uisu' 20 max. the Temporary orrtri-i
'ion ~ the convention permanent. Son.
,t......, .s,,..,.. a.. H..i.g.a..s a.. p,r.v...t.
against pruloging the convention into
next week u u can he avoid ! and Il
War argued that u Senator Lodge .;
Massachusetts, the temporary chair lan
vas riec,ed Il" serve also was ,.-i am ~
,uurrlu. tn iornaliti-s ny. is
rrrilV IL - 81.
'',..- ~ feeling 49, 49,
no Il. ,,gais- against SOFT - fcr the
yIliict' ls.',d e. hallotiug $50 '"n
organization. which mirht be- elected
after q fight AMI thus might feel ohli
gated o. one group ~ another The man
ayers for some Candidates said iheS
hored for ~ agreement continuing Srr'
ltor Ledge In me ,hairmanship
ON all hands . Va declared hovov
~. that no To- zion had been reached
The friends g Scgnlu; Mccormick. =
illlnais and former Senator Bever
ZIG. = indiana. rha tav. been 'r"'I'h'
forward Tor the permanent chairman
-hip. continued their campaigns and
both predicted victory.
The movement 90 shorten the convcn
u1n a. much as possible. found strong
support among the western delegates
who have become greatly cor'"rne''
over the prospective congestion Z rt.l-
way passenger traffic west - 'htclg
rex, week In addi,i n "a the advance
guard - the damocraiic national con
ven,ian. u was pointed GU; thousands
viii hc going 10 Portland Tor the meet
ing ~ the Mystic Shrine. Already res
ervations on west bound trains are said
90 hs az a premium.
Would BE- against Custom
To make the Temporary organization
- the convention permanent. would he
, 20 run counter % the usual custom. hui
&, was argued that having gonS 80 TAR
In upset,ing presidents. the party need
not stop for ~ small a matter as or
ganizaiion formalites.
Certainly say the eNerienced ones
/ the Kind ~ convention about % begin
viii h. FINS entirely novel The hig
men ~ past campaigns. they say. would
turn over IN their graves II they meet
a great. party Eathe * going into -es
zion without even ~ boss % which u
could turn and with a whole collection
a. presidential asnirants. including
those on the ton ~ the last; the con.
veniion CITY In immediate teach with
their forces
senator johnson made ~ such az.
rouncement however. and when he ful
lowed tho eNsmpl" st by Colonel
Roosevelt; IN 1919. and opened his 1wn
convention headquarters. the other can
dida;es decided they could not affoyi