The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-12
Northumberland 80.

her thirty votes back to the Califor'
MAN A Michigan delegate demanded
a roh call and it was ordered by rhe
chairman.
The first two delegates poiled voted
for Johnson, the next two for Wood,
Three ballots for Johnson, one for
Wood, and another for johnson fol-
lowed. A rapid fire of replies quickly
ran the totals to eight Lowten then
got a vote; then one for Johnson,
follow ed by two more for johnson.
Wood got the next and Johnson the
next two. One each then fell to John
son and Wood. Two more followed
for Wood and the next two went one
each to Wood and Johnson. Johnson
took the last one. The unofficial re-
suit of the roll cali was: Johnson,
16; Wood, Is; Lowden, l, gain OF
two for Wood and a corresponding
loss for johnson. The official poll:
Michigan-Johnson Is, Wood Is,
,Lowden /.
Minnesota-Wood 16, Lowden B..
Johnson 2, Kellogg !.
Mississippi-Wood 81, Lowden
III, Harding 1.
Missouri-Sproul 1, Wood 2k. Low
den 161z, Harding 16.
Northumberland s.
/, Nebraska-Wood IS. Johnson g.
Nevaaa-Johnson 2, Lowden 2,
Wood 2. 49,
New Hampshire-Wood 8.
New Jersey-Harding 1, johnson
10. Wood II
New Mexico-Wood 8.
New York-Poin&dexter 1, Ward
l, Lenroot /, Hoover 8, Butler 2,
Coolidge 8, Harding 8, Wood "a, Low
den Is.
North Carolina-Johnson 1, Hard-
ing 3, Wood 8. Lowden Is.
North Dakota-Wood 3, Johnson ;,
Lowden 4. ~
Ohio-Harding IS, Wood Is.
Oklahoma-Lowden Is, Wood 2.
Oregon-Johnson S. Wood 4, Hard
ing l.
! Pennsylvania-Knox 1, Sproul IS.
Rhode Island-Wood 10.
South Carolina-Lowden II.
South Dakota-Wood 10. a
Tenn 2, johnson
liz, Lowden 7, Wood 91s.
Texas-Wood s, Johnson l, I.ow'lea
10, Harding 7.
| Utah-:Harding 3, Lowden 2, WOOD
A Texas delegate after the Utah
roll call demanded a poll Of the Texas
vote, and Chairman Gillett So ordered.
! While the tellers were completing
the poll, the galleries began to shout
for Harding. Over night it seemed
| the popular choice Of the spectators
had switched to the OhIoan. There
were shrill cries, with deeper I'm
idertone Of chants of Harding! Hard
ing. Harding" During the poll me
galleries had remained quiet, but as
Il the tellers wrestled with the ballots
the noise became tremendous.
! The Texas poll was announced as:
Harding Z, Johnson !, Lowden 9,
Wood 6, unchanged,
Vermont-Wood 8.
Virginia-Wood 3, Lowden Il.
| Washfn gton-Poi IA.
West virginia-Wood 9, Harding
i6, Coolidge 1.
W1sconsin-Wood I, Hoover 1, La
Toilette "a.
wyoming -Lowden 3, Wood :,
Harding 1.
Alaska-Coolidge /, Wood I.
District Of Columb ia-wood 2.
Hawaii-Lowden g.
Philippines-Wood z.
Porto Rico-Lowden I, Wood /.
Unofficial totals: Wood 312. Low.
den 311A, Johnson 1914 Harding
1875. Sproul rs, Butler 2. Coolidge %
Poindexter Is, Knox /, LaFollette -
Lenroot l. Kellogg 1. DUPONT ,
Hoover, 4.
Ballot Number 8.
Alabama-Lowden6 6, Wood 4. Hard,
ing 4.
Arizona-Wood 6.
Arkansas-Lowden LIZ, Wood 172
Calnornia-Johnson 20.
Colorado-Lowden 8, Harding 3
Wood g.
onnecticut-Lowden II, Wood L
Coolidge i, Johnson l.
Misunderstanding 3, DUPONT J.
F1orida-Lowden l, Wood T..
Georgia-Lowden 8, Wood 8.
Idaho-Johnson l, Lowden 2, HARD
ing /, Wood 4.
Illinois-Johnson II, Lowden Al.
Indiana-Lowden, 4; Harding il
Wood IS.
Iowa-Lowden 26.
Kansas-Lowden 6, Wood 10. Hard
ing 4.
Kentucky-Lowden 20.
Louisiana-Lowden Z, Wood )
Harding 2.
Maine-Wood II.
Maryland-Wood Is.
Decentralization II, Coolidge
"a.
Michigan-Johnson 80.
A Michigan delegate again demand
ed a poll and Lodge ordered the rol
called.
On the roll call Johnson and Woo
each took two OF the first four. John
son got the next two, followed by one
, for Wood and one for LoWden. Five
straight then fell to Wood, and the
next three to Lowden. Johnson ther
took two and Lowden one. Wood
Johnson and Lowden then took one
each. The next went to Lowden anc
then three to Wood Wood got az,
: other and Johnson the next two. ON
cial result:
Wood 10, Johnson 10, Lowden
Official Michigan roll-Johnson 10
Wood 10, Lowden 7.
!, Minnesota-Wood 16, Lowden 8
Johnson 2, Kellogg l.