The Washington times., 1920-06-11

oOOnrcs uhat toe "Dosbneas Oh inc
co.ventisn today IL ts nosinste
the candidate for President"
-And," he added. "one guess is as
good NJ asother ~ 10 when the
hslIeting will commence.
.we will proceed with the susi-
Ress Of the cOnventisn at St3O.-
Fred K. sterling, of the Illinois
delegation, tells newspaperAes
that q deal II now on to make
the ticket "Lewdes asd Cool
ldEe.-
SnS. Joseph w. ToIbert. ns-
tiossl committeeman fron South
Carelias. says South Carolina will
vote ss the Arst ballot as fsllowss
Lswden, Q, Wood, 81 Jehnsen. 3.
81 stiN thiak Lowdea has the
hest chance said Telbert, "but
sssth Carolina will threw its
whole streaEth 10 whoever looks
the strongest after the ar-t bal
lot or sou
ot1s q. m. n. L.. Reamel. n0-
tisnaI conmitteeman from Arksn-
saa. says that the Arkassas dele
Gstioa has decided where Its
th1rteea votes sre going On the
arvt ballet, bst ~ refused to d.
vulGe who has been selected to
receive then- He Indicated that
Arkansas will threw Its strength
- say candidate who shows great
strenEth sn the Arst few ballots.
st2.. Michael H. Blake. dele
gate from the F'ifteeRth district.
New York. says there sre no fac
tions In the New York delegation.
He says sentiment is SO badly d.
vided that ne one can tell how the
deIegatton's vote will stand.
.If any sse Of us had the nerve
to take the lead, think the whole
New York delegation would swing
to Johnson" Blake said. 1--WE
feel very keenly aboat the expose
at W WashinEton.-
o,27 q. N. Fred w. Upham. Of
Illinois, declared that the dele
gates are Getting very restive
and want to 20 home.
1--WE will nominate today sure"
he said. ~ think IL will take
about three ballots to eliminate
Wood. Then Lowden will be
nominated.-
It's time for the opening. but
Senator Lodge hasn't kept his
pledge TO bring the convention to
order on time. Ii looks now like
II will be quite . little while be-
fore the hreworks start popping.
The candidate Dennant makes
its appearance. 1t ssyst "It's
Weed. Let's Go!-
0,32 q. NV. w. Atterbury. Of
Pennsylvania, one OF Governor
Sprouts chief boomers, saysi
az we can hold our own today.
Governor Sproui will be the lead
ing candidate for the nominal ation
Tomorrow morning."
s,3S q. M Here's how J.
Hampton Moore, mayor OF Phil
sdeIphia- secs iti
.swatch Governor Sproul after
second ballot
s,:4 a. m.-Mnyor James RoIph.
jr.. Of San Francisco, sees II this
wayt
.'The situation looks good to
me. I think our man tHirnm
Johnsor) will be the nominee"
s,43 q. m.-senstor Lawrence
v. sherman can't sec anything
hut Lowden.
.HeTI be nominated by the afth
or sixth ballot he ssys.
siA2 a. m.-Edwin j. Gross. Of
the wisconsin delegation, who
offered q minority platform yes
terdny. saysi
"wisconsin's twenty-six ballots
will 70 to LaFollette.-
.swkom will wisconsin vote for
after LaFollette IL squeesed out 80
he wss asked.
aweII. I do not know he said.
.but not Lowden, Wood, Hnrdipsx.
Knox or SprouL"
"Doe. that mean you'Ii vote for
Johnsouf-
"Probsbly,- he answered.
Convention called 20 order st
SibS n. m.
siS2 .. m.-stnuley A. Esstou.
Of Idaho, says Wood will get six
Of udaho's eigkt votes.
moore. of Pennsylvania. offers
resolution that convention psy
tribute TO Theodore Roosevelt.
Moore resolution adopted.
rhsIrmnu Lodge announces MT
1902 that nominations for Presi-
dent are In order. =.
Arizona yicids to kansas.
Henry Allen starts for ristforrs.
Wood circuistors On the Noer
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