The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-28
VOTE COUNT
IN NEW JERSEY
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The other three members of the big
delegates and Is presumed 10 redeci
the personal desires of the voters
Governor G11 h3d no opposition and
took the entire ferry-eigHi democratic
delegates A comparatively small
NUMBER Of democratic voters wrote
in the names OF Hoover. Bryan, Nc
II Ad0o and others on their oaiiotA II
was believed Harding would carry
the preferential ballot by about Iss-
coo. Johnson's large written IA
vote surprised the politicians He
got his votes largely In tbs industrial
and railroad centers. Hoover led him
by wide margin In Hamilton county.
which includes Cincinnati Hoover
was given Ass votes as against 2,slz
flor Johnson
I Harding managers claimed the
election OF all four delegates at large
Wood supporters believe taey have
an even chance TO win one OF them
H n. Daugherty, Columbus, Harding
delegate, led w. II. BoyC for Wood.
/ BY narrow margin
The other three Harding men led
the FIELD By an apparently safe mar
gin
Results IN Doubt
[Hy Harold D. Jacobs, United Press
stan CorrespoudenLI
i SEW YORK, April 2s--rInA re-
suits OF the most hectic day ID the
pre-conye1tion campaign were sSill IN
doubt TO-DAY. Incomplete returns
from yesterdays primaries showed:
New JeSey-Repubiicans MAJOR
General Woo leading Senator hiram
johnson by 74g votes in l,sU4 out OF
z,gU5 election districts Wood ap-
peared TO have majority of the
Itwentye-ight delegates
Democrats: Governor Edward L
Edwards was practically u1Opposed
tor the states Endorsement auc ap-
parently will receive support OF the
|tventy-ight delegates At the national
cony ention.
Ohio-Republicans: UnofRGal re-
turns FROM z,S57 OF the 5,SSz pre-
cincts showed Senator Warren G.
Harding leading Wood by 2,i76
votes Hardings managers claimed
forty-cxo OF the forty-eight delegates
while Woods supporters claimed
eight johnson ana Herbert Hoover |
received written in" vote.
Democrats: Governor James Cox
had no opposition for the democratic |
endorsement and VIII receive the |
states entire delegation OF forty |
eight.
AAssAchusetts-Re1o Pnc-
nezlly complete returns showed Wood l
probably would receive six Of the /
states thirU-hye delegates. The /
others are uupiedged. but viii cas. |
their early ballots In the convention /
for Governor Calvin Coolidge. There
wzs no preferential vote.
Democrats: The democratic delegzr
ton OF thirIy-six will be unpiedged
There was no preferential vote.
Washington republicans, in state
convention yesterday, pledged their
entire delegation Of fourteen TO Sen
ator Niles FOiudexter, .fAyorite son.
Idaho reHublcAns. meeting today,
were expected To select Senator VIM
Borahs slate Of eight dsisxates. He
has been campaigning for Johnson
Exclusive OF New jersey and &C
cepting the claims of the Wood or
ganization In Ohio and Massachusetts,
the standing OF the republican can
dida1es TO date, as regards instructed
delegates Ia: /,
Wood, 80; Governor Frank o. Low 1,
den, 70; Johnson, 81, Harding, ~;
Poindexter. IA.
Granting claims to uninstructed ,
delegates the standing 1ouid be: Il
Wood, I'll; Lowden, 131; Nicholas
Murray Butler, S8; johnson, 81; II
Harding. ~; Coolidge. g; Judge }. u
c. Pritchard Of North Carolina, %: =
IL
Cox has assumed the lead among
he democrats. On the basis Of In
structed delegates the standing TO
late is: Cox, 4s; Hoover, 80; Ed K
wards, %; Secretary of Agriculture !
Meredith, 26; Senator Robert Owen, J
20; Senator Gilbert Hitchcock, Is; I
VIM Jennings Bryan, 10; James w. /
Gerard, 10. Is
According TO unpledged delegates 4
claimed the standing would be:
VIM G. McAdoo, 131; Edwards,
lis; Atty. Gen. A Mitchell Palmer,
"a; Cox, 4S; Hoover, Al; CHAMP
Clark, &c; Meredith, &c; Owen, 20; &c
Is; Bryan, 10; Gerard, 10 q
Neck and Neck Race.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Apr 2S.-Sen-I
tor Warren G. Harding and General :,
leonard Wood were running neck and 9
leek race for the presidential prefer :
initial leadership in the Ohio prim- !.
IHes, according to figures compiled 2
n the Office OF the secretary of state :
his afternoon :
Returns from 3,765 precincts out OF I
total of 1882 were as follows: Hard 3
ng, 75,457; Wood, 74,567: JOHNSON, :
,001: Hoover, 1852
For delegates at large to the ma !.
ionai convention the vote stood, y
Boyd wood 5000
Daugherty fHafdinx} s6,5z2.
Calvin (Harding) Ga 2s3.
Herrick (Hardingl 1926 II,
Turner 6Wood) $685..
Willis fHIarding) $3.50
The dgures indiczts that Boyd =
Wood candssjat naa a chance to nose .