Evening journal., 1920-06-12
WOOD-LOWDEN TIE TODAY
FOR G.. O~P. NOIMIzNATTON

20; POindexter. IS; Knox, 1; LaFollette,
p; Sutherland. 4; DUPONT, 6; Hoover,
6; Ward, 4; Kellogg, I.
SIXTH BALLOT.
Alabama: Lowden, 6; Wood, AZ
johnson, 4.
Arizona: Wood, 6.
Arkansas: LOwden, tih; Wood. =.
California: johnson. 26.
Colorado: Lowden. 80; Harding. 3;
Wood. 6.
Connecticut: Lowden. -; Johnson,
1.
Delaware; Harding. 4; dupont. q;
Wood, 1.
Florida: Lowden. q; Wood. eil.
CHenry Lincoln johnson, Of Georuia
challenged the vote OF his State and
demanded a roll call which was or
dered.)
The poll Of Georgia resulted:
Georgia; Lowden. 3; Wood, s;
absent. 1.
Idaho-JohnsOn 1; Lowden. 2;
Harding, I; Wood, Z.
IllinoiS-Johnson, Il; Lowden, Al.
Misunderstanding, ); johnson, >;
L0wden, z; Wood. t6.
IOWa-Lowden, &c.
kansas-Lowden, G; Wood, 10; Hard
ing, 4.
kentuclSy-LOwden 26.
Louisiana-Lowden, Z; Wood, 81;
Harding, 2.
Maint-WOOd, II.
Maryland-WOOd. f6.
Massachusetis-Wood, ~; Cool
idge, %.
! Minnesota-wood, IS; Lowden, 5;
johnson, .: Kellogg, 1.
Mississippi-WoOd, 3 IL; Lowden,
-; Harding, 1.
A Mississippi delegation demanded
a poll, but later withdrew H.
MissOuri-WOOd, f-2; Lowden
IS t-2; SprOul, .; Harding, -.
MOntana-JOhnsOn, s.
Nebraska-WOOd. II; Johnson, 4.
Nevada-LOwden, ,; Wood, .
Johnson, ..
New Hampshire-WO s.
New Jersey-Harding, 4; Johnson
10: Wood, II.
New MeXicO-Wood, G.
New Yorl-Poindexter w. l.
Ward, .; Johnson, 3; Hoover, 3; But.
Ter, 81; Coolidge, 3; Harding, 3; Wood
%, LOwden, AZ.
North Carolina-Watson, 1; johnson
4; Wood, .; Harding, ,; LOwden, t6.
North DakOta-COOlidge 1; Wood
3; LOwden, 3; johnson, 3.
OhiO-Harding, IS; Wood, 10.
OklahOma-LOWden, IS; Wood, .
, OregOn-JOhnSon, 3; Wood, 4
Hoover, I.
Pennsylyania--Knox, I; sproul, 70
Rhode Island-WOOd, 10.
South CarOlina-Lowden, II.
South DakOta-WOOd, 10.
/ TenneSSee-LOwden, 3; Wood, II.
Texas-JOhnsOn. I; Wood, IL
81 LOwden, IL; Harding, S.
Utah-Harding, >; Lowden, 2
! Wood 4.
NcrmOnt-MOod. s.
Nirginia-WOOd, 3; Lowden, f.
. Observation-Disclosures "a.
West Nirginir-WOOd. s; johnson
.; LOwden, I; Harding, 5.
. WiscOnsin-NOod, I; Hoover, 4; l.
Toilette, "a
WyominS-Lowd'n, 3; Wood, ?
. Harding, 1.
Alaska-WOod. I; Coolidge, 1.
J. District of COlumbia-WOod, >.
Hawaii-LOwden, ,.
, Philippines-WOOd, ,
!, Porto RicO-LOwden. I; Wood, I.
Unofficial total: Wood, $40 4.
LOwden, 3ii f-2; Johnson, ti0; Hart
! ing, 50; Sproul, 77; Butler 4; Coolidg'
IS; POindeXter, IS; Knox, 1; LafO
l. lette, "a; Watson, I; DUPONT
Hoover, 5; Ward, >; Kellogg, I.
l. II looked Ike a long drawn ol
session, with the nominating speech
.
J; follow the choice OF a President
Many spectators. fore-armed W
8 lunches, prepared to make a big d
Of 10.
There were many possibilities
spectacular developments, one bell
. that Senator johnson might carry o
his threat 10 appear on the floor al
denounce the Michigan delegaies
H. any other delegates pledged 90 hi
, il they shifted TO another candida
d The hot weather continued and q
Coliseum was still stuny from q
n ten-hOur session OF yesterday. SOT
- delegations had been up nearly
nieht in caucus TO decide where
throw their strength. while the del
o. gates waited and looked ahead.
Convention officials who have be-
y in touch with the steering comm
tee" said the plan 10 Nmain in So
sion until the nominations are d
n posed Of no matter If it takes all d.
and half the night.
The New York delegation was ca
=, ed 10 caucus 40 minutes before
- o'clock the hour set FOR opening.
o. The spirit Of General Woods dei
. onsiartion still brooded over {
Il Coliseum today and occasionally wh
a current Of air shook the flag On
ID, peries more brightly colored Wo
feathers came futtering down.
Most Of the State standards We
:. awry as a result OF having be
a. twisted and ierked from their po
-- tions during yesterdays demonstl
90 ton.
There was a tenseness in the
mOsphere as delegates and spectatC
swarmed into the Coliseum with /
ID. great climax imminent. The ba
rOared SOusa stun in its usual era
i; bang style.
Members OF the Wisconsin delel
2; tion said that they planned TO ihr
all OF their 26 votes 10 Johnson. Tn
all voted for LaFOlletle yesterday
r. cept on the last ballot when two VIZ
to Johnson.
1; Senator Johnson and Governor Lo
3; den were in their suites at the Blal
stone Hotel connected by special W
10 with the Coliseum.
As the minutes passed before
1. convention was called 10 order. Hai
ing continued 20 be the most TAN
OF man on the floor. A persistent
NOR circulated that the Michigan de
1. CATION would leave Johnson after
W. first ballot today.
nq, Knots Of delegates gathered in @
qe, lners OF their floor space and tail