Indiana daily times., 1920-06-11

AS 1T HAPPENED
Coliseum. Chlcago, JUNG II.

u.
business of convention today Is to
nominate candidate for president"
He adds. zone guess is as good as
another as to when the baliOting viii
commence" Says, I'VE will proceed
with business of convention at $3.50"
e:32 A. M-Fred W. Upham, mi
nois, declares delegates getting restive
and want to go homo. we will NOM
innte today sure" he said. Il think
it will take about three ballots TO
eliminate Wood. Then Lowden viii
be nominated"
9:s7 A. M.-First candidate pennant
makes it appearance. It says: It's
Wood. Let's go,"
o;55 A. M.-Convention called to
order.
1000 A. M.-Rev. John Stone
Myers. Chicago. invokes divine bless
ing on assembly.
1909 A. M-Tribute paid to NOM
DRY of late Theodore Roosevelt.
1000 A. M.-Chairman Lodge calls
for nominations for president.
10'O6 a. M.-The roll of states be-
gins. Alabama passes and Arizona
yields TO Kansas. Gov. Allen nomi-
mating wood.
IO:2o-Gov. Allen finishes speech
and demonstration for wood begins.
1876 A. M.-Lodze raDs for order.
Doesn't get II.
1IiO6 a. M,--LodRe pounds more
firmly for order and seems deter
mined to stop the noise IN the CALLER
les. Denomination over at Il:05.
1IiI6 a. M.-FrAnk Knox. New
Hampshire. seconds Woods nomins-
ton.
1t;2O 4. M.--Mrs. Corinne Douglas
Robinson. sister ot Theodore Roose-
welt. also seconds woods nomina-
ton.
1890 A. M.-Representative VIII
liam A. Rodcnberg. Illinois. arises
and nominates Gov. Frank o. Low
den. Illinois fnvoritc son.
1I:4t 4. M.-ROdenberg completes
nominating speech and LOwden DEM
onstrstion begins.
I2,0s r. M.-Lowden demonsera-
tion has been going thirty minutes
and is still going strong.
f2.1B =. M.-Frank Hitchcock,
wood manager. says: situation
looks good TO me"
IetI7 +. M-Former Senator Bev-
eritge. acting for Lodge, Is trying 10
cali the convention to order. The
demonstration has lasted for forty
minutes
12:is-Form Senator Beveridge.
Indiana. takes Lodges place as chair
man.
ts.ao u NJ o,.-aar H., o,..,-o -osso,
ends. Charles Z. Pickett Iowa. sec
onds Lowden's nomination.
I2is2 z. M-Chair pounds for or
der to keep the crowd. from inter
ruptiug Wheeier's speech. Gries OF
what happened I'm California four
years age" heard.
22G +. M.-uFs. Fletcher Dobyns,
Illinois. In two-minute speech. sec-
onds Lowden's nominatlou.
ie;2s +. M.--Gov. Edwin Morrow.
Kentucky. secoDds Lowden's noml-
nation.
1855 .. m Charles S. Wheeler. san
Francisoo, recognized by chair and
nominates Senator Hiram johnson Of
California, amid cheers.
liz i. Wheeler finishes speak
ing Demonstrations begin among
delegations. AhlH0FBtA tgnutng- <uf
40 much cheering from galleries as for
other candidates.
1888 p. m.--Lodge starts rappinE
for order. Demonstration has been
going on twenty-six minutes.
40 r. M.--,Johnson demonstration
ends and blind congressman. Thomas
ID. Sehcll. Minnesota, led TO platform
by little son 60 second johnson
nomination.
t;4s p. M.-Richard Dohcrty. New
Jersey, and Charles y. O'Nelll, Mich
igan, also second johnson.
S:O1 p. M.-Mrs. Katherine Phillips
Th"on of Los Angeles seconds John
Aon.
2:0s p. M.-Frederick II. Gillett Of
Massachusetts places name Of Gov.
Calvin Coolidge in nomination for
president.
2iI7 +. M.-Gillctf finished speak
ing at 2;I7 D. m. Massachusetts
leads demonstration for Coolidge.
Denomination over in thirty sec
ords. Miss Alexandria Carlisle SEQ
Onds Coolidge.