The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-12
WOOD AND LOWDEN
TIE ON SIXTH
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the count at that stage. Johnson got
the fifteenth and sixteenth A Low
den vote then appeared. -Four dele
gates then voted for Johnson The
first twenty-five votes showed Ii Tor
Johnson. 8 for Wood, and ! for Low
den
The official poll was announced as:
| Michigan-Johnson 49, Wood IL,
Lowden 1.
Mtnnesota-Wood 16. Lowden s.,
johnson 2, Kellogg l.
Mississippi - Wood Oh, Lowden
l1h, Harding 1.
A Mississippi delegate demanded a
Doll but later withdrew 1t.
Missouri-Wood, 21s, Lowden 1s7s,
Sproul 2, Harding IL.
| Montana-Jo hnSm s.
| Nebraska-Wood Il, Johnson 4.
| Nevada-Lowden 2, Wood 2, John
son 2.
New Hampshire-Wood8 g.
| New Jersey-Harding 1, Johnson 10,
Wood IT.
New Mexico-Wood 6.
| New York-Poindexter l, w. l..
Ward 2, johnson 8, Hoover 3, Butler
Ia, Coolidge 8, Harding 5, Wood 70,
Lowden A.
| North CaroTina-Watson 1 Johnson
II, Wood 2. Harding 2, Lowden 16,.
| North Dakota-Coolidge I, Wood 8,
lLowden 3, johnson 3.
| Ohio again asked for poll OF the
delegation.
| AS the Ohio poll progressed the dele
gates sauntered up and down the
iaisles. Occasionally an emfssary
from one delegation slipped sottiy
across an aisle to engage defegat1oh
LEADERS from some other state IN
Whispered conversation. 1t was not
ed that two of Pennsyivanias dele
igates slipped quietly into the New
York section and conferred with Sen
Iator Wadsworth-
The result of the Ohio poll was an
Inounced:
Ohio-Harding IS, Wood Ii.
The result of the Ohio poll, being
a four vote gain for Wood, and cor
RESPONDING loss for Harding. prougn
cheers from the Lowden sympatnlz
Iers.
Oklahoma-Lowden 1, Wood 2.
Onegm-Johnson 5, Wood 4, Heovel
Il
Penwyfvania-Knox ], Sproul 10.
Rhode Island-Wood TO-
South Carolina-Lowden IL
South Dakota-Wood ~.
ennessee-Lpwden 3, Wood II.
Texas-Johnson l. Wood 51s. Low
den 81, Harding 8.
: Utah-Harding 2, Lowden 2, Woo'
f.
Vermont-Wood 3.
Virginia-Wood 8, Lowden IL.
Washfngton-Poinde IA.
West Virginia 8, Johnson
Iowden 1, Harding 5.
: Wisconsin-Wood 1, Hoover 1, La
Toilette "a.
ding /.
Alaska-wood 1, Coolidge L
District of Columbia-Wood z
HawaiHLowden =
/ Philippines-Wood2 2.
Porto Rico-Lowden !, WOOD 1.
, 1rnof4icial totals: Wood 311k
: 1,owden Biz; Johnson 10; Hardin
so. Sproul IT; Butler 4; Coolidge ~
a Poindexter Is; Knox I; LaFollette "a
Watson /; DUPONT 4; Hoover B; war
8 2; Kellogg /.
= Seventh Roll Call.
= A,abama-Iowden 6, Wood 4, JOIN
. son e Harding 2.
2 Arizona-Wood 6.
Arkansas-Lowden liz, Wood II:
: California-J ohnson rs.
A Colorado-Uowden 8, Harding
r Wood 6.
necticut-Lowden II, Johnso
!, Wood l.
y Delaware-DuPont 3, Harding
4 Lowden l. -,
q F1orida-Lowden III, Wood 6 Y.
l. A Florida delegate challenged IN
y vote as announced by his Chairman
J. A poll was demanded and oroere
/ by Gillett.
Tlorida-Lowden 9, Wood 8.
: Idaho-Johnson I, Lowden 2, Har'
ing /, Wood 4.
p IIlinois-Johnson IT. Lowden Al.
i Indiana-Wood IT, Lowden D, Har'
1 ing 8.
r Iowa-Lowden 26.
2 Kansas-Lowden 6, Wood 10, Hare
ing 4.
{ Kentucky-Lowden rs.
D L,ouisiana-Lowden 7, Wood
s Harding 2.
Maine-Wood y.
" Maryland-Wood 16.
I Massachus etts-Wood II; Coolide