Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
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adup, plan and nominal" candidates
on" plan has been proposed 10 skip
that platform until the committee H.
ready e. report and ~ ahead With th"
nominating speeches
Those who propogo o. maintain % -
possible to de- So under the rules o.
tudav which provide fur unfinished
husin'ss' al the bottom 81 "a. list N
procedure They contend the platform
could be- considered the unfinished bus
mess and the convention could get the
nominations out u the way without re-
manning idle while the resolutions com.
miIiec fights out the league issue.
Oppose Plan.
The Wood and Lowden people par
ticularly express themselves AZ unalicr.
ably opposed 10 that plan ~ procedure
| II could. ~ course be- done under
suspension 81 the rules which would
require unanimous consent hut the
! Wood people say they would obiec, 10
a. \ recess until the resolutions com.
mite" work IS done seems 10 be one
solution
Meanwhile. the Knox boom has been
revived and during the day II. 81 -
| The durk horse houms seemed "a have
snmc new momentum. always taking
! into consideration the committee will
| turn 'u other fields u Johnson. Lowdcn
ard Wood flil Co show strength prom
.sing 1 majority snon after the first taw
ballots That was characterized hy
Senator Johnson. through ono II his
| Ii'gt'nluts as absolutely ridiculous"
but was much discussed
How story Runs
This story ran that u mo- nomination
was reached up to the nth ballot, Sen
ltor Johnson would lay his candidacy
aside. n the convention would grant To-
him and Senator nOrah unlimited time
70 discuss the candidates. and pre- con.
vention campaign expenditures of wool
and Lowdcu. The other angle Of the
story was that senator Knox would be-
brought out "a a candidate al that juno.
turc. Coupled with tho general knowl.
edge of close relationship between sen.
ltors Johnson and Knox. and their IT,.
reconciliablc position together against
league In any form. this story fur
nishcd the mos, interesting piece ~
gossip ~ the day. although Il was
/ thrown down hy senator johnson
Wood talk which began running In
& stronger tide last night seemed not
20 diHturh the johnson managers \
| unt'r'nr" II duzcn 90 more johnson
iNit'r. late tHd'v D. W. said. decided
% 70 r"'i'y ~ attempting no trades or
llilurcs until 'hr e'lri ~ break srum
| Wood ur l.uvd-u. fur which they huuo
| Their strategy. Il was explained was
| o. '"''U IN" Wool aud Iuwtl,n forces
| 20 carry en- their own contests and leave
N" Johnson fHrrrs ready in take ad
! Hningc Il any weaknesses which
| might dcvolon
Confident 81 support.
tn" i"hnrnr advisers ,isp prc,ii,,
here Will o" no hurried hr'ak - John
ION inr'ru"tod delegate ava, FROM tho
4 'natur after the, h,v, performed their
obligations ly voting for him On the
irst halll's
| Reports That Tho johnson instructed
delegate. from Michigan were ready g.
wing 20 another candidate II Johnson
| allied iu ID" first few ballots. put the
| Johnson manager ~ work starting
| acsf.r"i ~ hum" and SOME ~ tho
Michigan Delegates were aid To- lr got.
4 iur kilograms informing 'hrm the.
'"r' expected % stick - the Ctlifprn
an. tn" senator's advisers said they
seq" confident b" could hold las del .
| cate until be- released ihcm
| John 'u lcui 'rs t1O. u was said were
| Working % convince the large dcl.g,
| ton ui eastern husnrrs men who have
| Dth"''l here flyUuur other candida.
les. that senator johnson o. not the
| tdiral and dangerous man o. the bus.
i"sr Interests ;nyi be- hes been ported
'h"' hop" if they can make hcadway
N.'h this program. u will De- easier q
ring 'h' I'D line people % johnson ii
.ovacu and WWd foil e. pail ma.
| ori'N tn" Johnson people too. ~.
press Indignation al repeatedly pub.
tsh'd newspaper reports that Johnson
| filI bolt and head third party n DO
| nils q nomination H. H. standing
h"y r'. ur his earlier declaration,
bat h' b. engaged only On q family
"w which VIII De- ended when the con
| cui.,n 'huUs'~ candidate and that b.
| lli stand Dos 90" conventions decision
Nond speech First.
From tudty's preliminary arrange.
ueuts % appeared that the Wood nom.
| mating ,H'r,h would 'HW" rre' Ala.
anna. alphabetically arranged in the
al t"r nominations o. was said wpultl
| . ld neither fnr nomination ~ Woo
| b. lIvd % prefrrrng not o. show Any
! 'r i"rsu'" Tho nest state in IN" a.,
Arizona aud as o. delegation b. T..
"r'Al" 60 Nuud. D. expected o. Yield to
Kansas. 80 that Governor Allen m,y
Hatr his is..h placing General WOOL
n nomination.
| Under r4'h an arrangement the con
."r'.H' wuI'd ~ ,is FIRST glimpse Il
p. Wool 'uHgih ir th. demonstration
| th'.h follow. and would o., enabled q
4 j.