Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-06

Oklahoma 20 Owen 20,
 Oregon 1o; ; McAdoo 10. Pennsylvania 76; Palmer 7S; McAdoo 2, Cox 1.
 Rhode Island 10, McAdoo l, Davis 2, Cox [. South Carlina IS; McAdoo IS.
 South Dakota 10; Cox 3, McAdoo 6, absent l,
 Tennessee 24; Davis 2L
 Texas 40; McAdoo 40. r
 Utah B McAdoo 8.
 Vermont 8 McAdoo 8. Cox f.
 Virginia 24; Davis 5, McAdoo' 10, Cox II.
 Washington 14; Davis 1-2, Cox 2 1-z, McAdoo Il.
 West Virginia IS; Davis Is.
 Wisconsin 2e: McAdoo 1s, Cox !.
 Wyoming 6; McAdoo s.
 Alaska S McAdoo f. Cox 2.
 District of Columbia S Cox s.
 Hawaii 6 McAdoo 1. Cox 5.
 Philippines G. McAdoo ,. Cox :, Owen
 Porto Rico s: McAdoo s
 Canal Zone ?: McAdoo ,.
 Totals thrty-ninth ballot: McAdoc 40 Cox 46S 1-o, Palmer "A, Davis T 1-s, Cummings 2, Owen s2, Clark 2, Colby 1.
 Fortieth Ballot.
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 Arizona $ Cox 3 McAdoo 3.
 Arkansas IS: McAdoo 3, Cox IS.
 California 2. McAdoo A. Cox 1a
 Colorado F, Cox z, McAdoo 4, Cum mings 1.
 Connecticut 14, Cummings 1. McAdoc 2, Cox IL
 Delaware $: McAdoo 4 Cox 2.
 Florida 12 McAdoo 3. Cox s.
 Georgia 2s: McAdoo 2s.
 Idaho 8 McAdoo 2.
 Illinois 5S; Davis 1, McAdoc IS, Con 41
 Indiana 90 McAdoo il, Cox IS.
 Iowa 26: Cox 26.
 Kansas 20 McAdoo 20
 Kentucky 2e; Davis l, McAdoo 5, Cor
 Louisiana 20; McAdoo $, Palmer i Cox 1s
 Maine 12: McAdoo E.
 Maryland Is; Davis 2, Cox T.. McAdeo , 1-2. Iassaehgsstts ss Colby | Me ssss-4
 Michigan 30. McAdoo 44. Cox F, Da. wis 4
 Minnesota A; Cox 6, McAdoo 1T, ab sent 1.
 Mississippi 20 Cox 90.
 Missouri 3S; Clark 2, Owen 1, Cox | 1-2, absent 1.
 Montana 8 McAdoo g.
 Nebraska IS; Owen 3, McAdoo '.
 Nevada S Cox $.
 New Hampshire 8; Davis 1, Cox McAdoo 3.
 New Jersey 2s; Cox 3S
 New Mexico 6 ; McAdoo e.
 New York 90; McAdooo 20; Cox 70.
 North Carolina 24; McAdoo 24
 North Dakota 10; Cox 2, McAdoo 5.
 Ohio 48: Cox 4s.
 Oklahoma 20; Owen 20.
 Oregon 10; McAdoo 10
 Pennsylvania 7e Cox 12, McAdo 4 Palmer IS. Davis 3. absent l.
 Rhode Island 10; Davis 1, McAdoo 1 Cox B.
 South Carolina IS, McAdoo IS.
 South Dakota 10, Cox McAdoo $. ab sent l. Tennessee 24: Davis 24.
 Texas 10; McAdoo 40
 Utah 8: McAdoo S.
 Vermont 8 McAdoo 4, Cox f.
 Virginia 24; Davis $ 1-2, McAdoe 5 Cox 9 1-2
 Washington fl; Davis f-s, Cox 1-2 McAdoo 3. West Virginia IS; Davis 1s
 Wisconsin 2s; McAdoo IS, Cox T. Wyoming 6: McAdoo s. Alaska S; McAdoo 2. Cox 4. District of Columbia 6 Cox S. Hawaii S. McAdoo 1, Cox 5. Philippines 6; McAdoo 3, Cox 2, owei
 Porto Rico 6; McAdoo S. : Canal Zone ?; McAdoo ,. Totals fortieth ballot: McAdoo 467,- Co, 490, Palmer 19, Davis 76. The Afternoon Session. When the afternoon bslloting was ii the closing stage the Palmer boom wa taking an upward excursion-in fact, tn first it has enjoyed since it took the sli, in the twelfth ballot last week The Nc | Adoo votes had taken the leading plac from the Cox votes and the Cox column | had finally regained some of its strength When the session ended three principa contenders were probably closer togethe than they had been for a long time an, 1 if it meant anything 1t meant that tn | deadlock was a little tighter The McAdoo people tried to explain tn Palmer rise by saying it was really a, excursion to carry the attorney genera | as far as he could go. They declared tn l Cox people had done the same thing an. | failed to put their man over. When tn 1 Palmer and Cox booms had both beel given a joy ride" to use the languag | of the McAdoo managers. it was the plal 1 of the McAdoo people to begin a ney 1 drive for the presidents son-in-law. 1 Cox was at his lowest with 1s4 in tn I first ballot. His high water mark wa 1 46s in the nineteenth. By the thirty sixth he had sagged down to SIT. | McAdoo, starting out with a lead. wa l 26s in the first ballot. Cox soon took tn 1 first place, however but by the thirty second ballot McAdoo was not only bac | in first place but had struck high wate | mark for him at 421 1-3 Tn the thirty i sixth he was at ass. l During the recess the Cox people wen | into conference. There was a proposs i in the air to see if the New York dele gstion could not be swung to the Palme 1 column. The forces went into session this morn l ing with predictions on every hand ths l nominee would soon be found. Lare bets were laid that the convention wcul i nominate within an hour and half By such poor progress was made that a vot was forced aa proposals to suspend tn rules and drop off the low man on eac succeeding ballot until nomination va made, The plan failed for lack of tn necessary two-thirds vote.
 When the day session was drawing tc ward a close and there were prospects another session tomorrow. the desperat leaders were still looking for some way i break the deadlock.