The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08

The democrats had just taken
their 43d ballot when The Tribune
went to press and indications
rel they might stay in session
until they had nominated.
FORTY-THlRD BALLOT.
Cox, SOB; McAdoo, 412; Davis,
SIZE; Owen, 81; Palmer, z; Glass,
s; Clark, 2; Cummings, 2; Colby,
Auditorium, San Francisco, July
S-Cox made a big gain on the
42nd ballot, the vote on this bal
lot having been as follows:
Cox, 54oLa; McAdoo, 427; Davis,
-49La; Palmer, 8; Owen, 81.
At midnight McAdoo forces at
tempted 20 compel an adjourn
ment until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
The motion was iost-06 to 637.
well stay in it until daylight"
was the cry Of the Cox deiega-
ton.
The motion to adjourn was
made by former Governor Ling
baugh, of Oklahoma. Delegate
Fitzgerald, of New York, de-
manded a roll call.
One Thousand and 50 votes
Seven hundred and twenty-six
votes are necessary to nominate.
Auditorium, San Francisco,
July 5.-The 41st ballot was as
follows: Cox, 497Ia; McAdoo,
46; Davis, 55Ha; Palmer, IL.
On this ballot Iowa was still
sticking to Cox, having cast her
26 for the Ohio governor.
A delegate from Texas in
quired whether the band, which
was silent, belonged to the whole
convention or some particular
candidate.
The inquiry was answered by
the playing Of the "star spansied
Banner" Chairman Robinson
gave the convention a rest by
suspending operations while the
great organ doomed forth.
Indications were that the Cox
and McAdoo vote would hold
solid for several % hours.
Auditorium, San Francisco July
5-The fortieth ballot resulted.
Cox ago McAdoo 46I Palmer 10
Davis 76, Cummings 8, Clark 2
Owen SO; Colby I, absent q.
Auditorium, San Francisco, July
5-The thirty-ninth ballot result
ed as follows:
McAdoo, 40; Cox, 46sLa; Pal
mer "a; Davis, 71H; Clark 2;
owen 81; Cummings 2 Colby I.
When Massachusetts cast 80
votes for Cox a demonstration
started. The cheers of the
Ohioans supporters drowned out
the bIare Of the band, and the
shrilI cry Of the rooster crow
"cock brazen hlare of the band
The rooster IMPLYING Cox, was
lifted on it's perch to the rostrur
while the loudest in history
roared out in history reared on,
: in concert from the lungs of
half deIirious delegates.
Their voices reduced to mere
husks, the delegates strained
every nerve time and agar
brought the noisy blast to its zen.
it'll repeatedly, despite ragged
Threats. 1t was the big Cox op'
%portunity and his men were try.
ing with all their power to "ge
through" A photograph Of Co,
was elevated to the platform
while hundreds Of men and WON
on gathered before it, cheering
continuously.
Auditorium San Francisco, Jul,
5-A Mitchell Palmer tonight re
leased his delegation in the dem
ocratic convention and the con
vention took a 20 minute recess
at 9:45 p. m. to readjust itself t.
the situation.
PaImer's action was announce,
by c. c. Carlin his manager, af
ter the 38th ballot, on which tn
deadlock continued with no indi
cation of being broken.
Carlin made the announcem,
from the rostrum. 1t threw the cc
vention into al uproar.
The Georgia and PennsylFa,
standards making the locations Of
delegates who have stood faithful
by Palmer, were centers of great
citement. Big crowds surged arou
them.
Carlin announced he was reques