Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
OF SOUTHPR PRESENT HARD RIDDLES
 n [. O.P.
Georgia Sends Two Sets of Representatives, Florida
 Three, to Chicago

CHICAGO, June 1.-Another slow going session with little progress in actual results marked the work of the republican national committee today in it's course of deciding the claims of contesting delegates.
 The seating of two reguIarly ap- pointed delegates from the Distritc of Columbia, said to be favorable to General Wood and an extended hear ing of the Georgia contest involving delegates pledged to Wood and ;.noth- CT group counted as favorable 10 LOW den, was the principal business q the day. At the same time the com nittee declined to repone it's action of a year ago by which it esated Emile kuntZ of New Orleans as national commi-te.- man of Louisiana.
 Florida in Tanele
 The appeal of Frank C. La5it Ci New Iberia was denied. At the cut set of today'S session the committee expected to hear the report of a sub committee and close up the three cornered fight from Florida which was begun on Monday. The committee re ported that the only conclusion = was prepared to report today was nat the Florida delegates, headed by A. L.. Church, of Jacksonville, had no claim on which the committee could ct. As to the contest between the reg lld-ly appointed factions led by National Committeeman Bean and the other headed by H. L. Anderson, of Ja cKSon- vile, the sub committee recommended d reheariRg.
 Georgia Fight On
 The committee then went into the Georgia contest. Looked upon as the first real contest of actual politi al significance and having bea ing Cn the strength of Wood or Lowden me n, lit drew large audience, of ~'licn a large number were southern negroes. The contest opened with a ,asn Cf oratory and was continued with con- siderable fury, and at the end of four hot hours, the committee found itself confronted with such a mass of con- flicting claims, arguments, charges and counter-charges, that it appointed a sub committee headed by MT. War ren to examine the documents and make report on the tangle.
 Means Y Seats
 Henry Lincoln Johnson, an Atlanta negro, heads the regularly appointed delegation, which is said to be coun- ted in the LOWden column. The C IT, testing delegation, known as the Pic kett faction, is pledged to General Wood. The action fthe committee means F seats for Wood or Lowden.
 It developed today that there will be two contests in the Illinois dele gation when that body meets to SC. lect it's new national committeeman Not only will William H. Thompson mayor of Chicago, be a candidate for reelection as national committee man from Illinois, but he also will be a candidate for the Illinois mem Der of the resolutions committee.
 He will be opposed by the Lowden fnrces on both of these. according to word issued from Lowden headduar ! ters today.
 | The first woman delegate to mt ir on annanranco here. arrived today She is Mrs. Verona Swan Of Joplin | Mo
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