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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
Great Crowd Gathers at
Campus for Baseball
Classic of Year
Scott, McQuillan or Eayl's,r I

The Braves of the National League
arrived in town this mOInino from
Portland, Me, where they defeated a
strong team in that city by the score
of 10 to 3. The Braves scored five
runs in the sixth inning thereb-, sew
ing up the game. There were 1G hits
b the Braves and ten by Portland
Three errors were made by each nine.
The battery for the Braves was Nc
Quillan, Scott and Gowdy.
All roads led to the Campus af-
ter l o'clock this afternoon. The
crowd came from all parts Of North
eastern Vermont. There were a dozen
or more Quebec cars and man New
Hampshire cars were noted in the
scores of incoming narties of auto
mobilists.
The new bleachers were completed
and the big crowd was sure of get
ING seats. A special telephone set was
installed at the band stand TO handle
the play by play report Of the World
cries game which was given to the
big crowd at the game through a
megaphone.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
MANY HORSES
ENTERED IN ARMY
ENDURANCE RACE
Thoroughbred Morgans and
Arabians Entered In
5-Day Trip

There are forty horses entered in
the great Army Endurance test race
which starts next Monday morning
from Fort Ethan Allen and ends at
Camp Devens Friday night.
w. r. Brown of Berlin, N. H., the
chairman of the committee of ar
engagements has seven entries in
the list, all by Arabian sires
and most of the registered.
Among them is Ramla, the
imported Arabian mare that won
the endurance race last year, driven
by A. w. Harris, the we'll known Chic
ago banker. This year Mr. Harris
will ride his own half bred Arabian
dawn"
Another of Mr. Browns entries is
Halcyon, the thirteen-year-ol mare
atht won the the first informally con
Quoted endurance race in 1913, when
in foal, and last year finished fourth.
Others are Crabbett Park and khe-
yra who were in the finish last year,
and the Arabian mares Moan and
Sargon.
The Morgan Horse Club Of which
f. A. Darling of East Burke is pre-
sident, and o. C. Stillman of New
York is secretary propose to give
their Arabian neighbors a race for
their money this year and have some
fine representatives. in the hist.
These horses have been in training
at Norwich University for several
months and will be driven by Nor
wich cadets in the race.
The thoroughbreds are to be rep
resented by two Kentucky horses,
Avil Watts and Lord of the Nursery,
owned by John E. Madden of Phila-
delphia. These horses will be driven
by Lieut. Edward H. Walter of st.
Johnsbury and Corp. P. c. Thwing,
Norwich cadets
The Department of Agriculture at
Washington will be represented by
the Morgan stallion Castor, driven by
SGT. X. G.. Allen of Norwich. This
. is the horse that led the field last year
and might have been the winner if he
had not been such good feeder and
came to the finish with a temperature
higher than normal.
Joseph II. Choate of New York has
entered his thoroughbred horse Sun
fisher. Major Howard Nelson of
Darien, Conn, has another of the
same type, and Warren Deleno of
New York will have two more from
his Diamond ranch in Wyoming.
There will be eight or ten riders
from the Norwich University and the
list will be headed by Col. Frank
Tompkins, commandant at the Uni
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The Cleveland team arrived early
todav and went to its quarters at
the field to get thelayout Of the dia-
mond. Unreselved seats in the field
stands and bleechers were put on sale
yesterday and there were only few
tickets left for early comers today.
While Cleveland rules a slight favor
ite in what little betting was an
nounced, that did not shake the con-
idence of Manager Robinson and the
Brooklyn players. They were Drepar-
ed to go THROUGH the series fighting
from start to finish and believed the
apparent battino advantage of Cleve-
land shown in the official figures
would be offset bv the superior pitch
in@ of the BROOKLYN twirlers.
Both clubs had their final workouts
yesterday, Brooklyn at Ebbets Field
and the Indians at Cleveland. Today
it was announced from both camps
that all the men were physically fit
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
REPUBLICANS
OF COUNTY
CELEBRATE
Town Committees and Can
didates Cheer Hartness
and Dale

Tuesday was Red Letter day in
St. JohnAury, for not only was it a
bbio occasion for the base ball fans,
but also for the Republicans of Gale
donia county. for it marked the open
ing of the real campaign for the
county, state and national ticket
which bids fair to spell Success in
big letters at the November election.
Tuesdays republican get-to-g -gethel
was unique affair and great sue
cess in every particular. 1t afforded
the working committees Of the party
to get acquainted and talk the sltua-
ton over and will enable them to
carry to their several towns some
ching OF enthusiasm which meetings
of this kind cannot help to arouse.
This is the first time this kind of
Il convention has been held here. In
years past there was the regular
county convention, after the state
convention, to nominate a list of Off
GERS and to ratify the platform adopt
ed by the state organization. All this
is now provided for by the primary
election that has been held under the
new order of things, and it was left
to the state committee to arrange
for a series of count, rallies Of this
kind to start the ball in motion. The
success of Tuesdays meeting indi-
Gates that this order of procedure will
probably be the one that will be fol-
lowed hereafter.
Hon. Porter H. Dale Of Island
Pond, the nominee for member Of
Congress from this district to sue
ceed himself, and Hon. James Hart
ness of Springfield, the nominee for
governor, were present as the hon
ored guests of the occasion, and ev-
eryone present was glad of the op-
portunity to meet these candidates
and to assure them Of the united sup
port of the party in the coming cleo
ton.
The days program opened with the
banquet at the St. JohnsbulV House
at one o'clock, when Landlord Moore
showed his loyalty by serving q real
old-fashioned, but nevertheless up-to-
date dinner which was discussed with
much satisfaction by all present.
Immediately FOLLOWING the dinner,
there was a public meeting at the
Armory when addresses, strong, 10y
al and characteristic Of the men, were
made by Congressman Dale and Mr..
Hartress. Harry H. Carr of st.
John Shurv the Caledonia n,euher of
the state committee, who had the To-
cal arrangements for the meeting in
charge, presided and fittingly intro
duced the speakers.
The candidates for county and
town officers recently nominated at
the primary election were guests of
the central committee for the day
The list included these county nom
inees; William p. Russell of Kirby ,
and Frank T. Taylog of Hardwick,
nominees for countv senators: Oscar
c. Woodruff Of West Burke and
nominees for assistant Judges; James
3. Campbell, of st. Johnsbury.
states attornev' w. M. Worthen of
st. Johnsbuly, sheriff; Walter W.
Wesley of St. Johnsburv, Judge of
probate; Byron M. Bundy, of Sutton,
and the following nominees for town
conservative Charles A. Choate,
Barnet; Charles II. Coburn, West
Burke: William Clement, Danville;
Isaac N. Hall, Groton: G. H. Albee,
Continued on page fve)
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
tion of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
BROOKLYN RATTLES FOR WORLD SERIES
HOLD SUSPECA r
NEW TX PROBE

PITTSBURG, Pa, o. ~Exami-
nation of Floreen Zelenko, was
arrested here Sunday nigh with
quantities of explosives in his suit
case was continued today in an effort
to determine if he was connected with
the Wall Street explosion. He was
asked about the charge of the Colum-
bus, Ohio, police that he is wanted
there for the theft of 55 pounds of
dynamite on September 21st.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
THREE LUSTY BOYS ARE
BORN TO MR.. AND MRS.
ALFRED DESROCHERS

St. Johnsbury census figures
are on the gain.
Vermont would not lose a
congressman if everyone fol-
lowed the example of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Desrochers of North
Avenue to whom three lusty
sons were born Tuesday morn
ing. Thev weighed seven and a
half pounds each.
MI. Desrochers is stone cut
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Desrochers
have already had II children, six
of whom are living.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
The Weather

FaW tonight and Tues
day. Somewhat cooler
tonight. Fresh south
west to west winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
OLDEST ODD FELLOW
DIES AT MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER. N. H., Oct s.
George Main, believed by friends to
have been the oldest member of the
Odd Fellows of this country in point
of age, died today. He would have
been 101 years old on November 23d.
Nh Main has been a member of the
fraternity for over half century.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
TWO KILLED IN BOILER
EXPLOSION IN MACHINE SHOP

WELLINGTON, o., UcI. 0-T TtU
Burton, 35, engineer and George
Whitney, fremen were scalded to
DEATH six other workmen were bad
" injured and nine others SLIGHTLY in
jured when the boiler at the Yelling
ton Machine Co. exploded today.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
CANADIAN RAILWAY MEN
GET Is PER CENT RAISE

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 5-Seven
thousand clerks, freight handlers,
station masters and other employees
of the Canadian National railways
and the Grand Trunk railroad are
effected in a general wage increase
averaging 25 per cent.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-The police
that so far as they had
been able to lealnZelenko had clean
record here and was not active i'll
radical circles. He left for Cleveland
Sept. 23rd after he had been Tilted
by girl.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
With Cleveland Slight Favorite Dod-
gers Hope To Win By
Superior wiring
(BV the Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Oct 5-A great crowd gathered today
for the first game Of the World Series between Brooklyn
and Cleveland. The diamond at Ebbes field was in fair
condition after last nights brief rain storm.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
FL h|N|STRO
ALENAN OUE IA
4 Me- XICO
ESTA EN- NUEVA YORK 7 NO
Sc SABE 81 Sc DIRIGIRA
A NUESTRO Pals

TcleS-au,a Especial para La PRENSA
NUENA YORK. JuniO !l.-El nue.
vo Ministro Plenipotenciario de Ia
Republica Alemana on Mexico. Con-
de Adolfo Won Monteglas. a'rribd A
Nueva York hoy. Vino a horGo de!
buque "Duque de los Abruzzos' pro-
cederte de Geneva. donde estuvo de-
sempeMando una comisi6n diplom5tica
del nuevo Gobierno alemdn.
Su esposa sus pequehos hijoS Sc
encuentran en- California Y probable
mente el nuevo ministro aleman er
Mexico ira a visitarlos. antes de en-
prender ei viaje IL Repuhlica de,
sur.
FL onde Adolfo Won Monteglas ma
bfa sido designadn Ministro Plenipo-
tenc!ario del Gobierno republican,
alemar cerca del Gohierno del Presi-
dente Carranza.-y Sc ignCra 81 ha re-
Cibido instrucciones de ir desde lueRo
al descmpefIo de sus Iabores en- Me-
xico. o de esperar aGuf hasta nueva
orden. 81 10 primero. clio significarfa
el Immediate reconocimiento del 60
bicrno presidio por De IL Hucrta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
E NUEVO PUENTE
INTERNATIONAL
De LAREDO
ESTAN LISTOS Los PIANOS
PARA LA CONSTRUCTION
DE- UNO NODERNO

Teegrama Especial para LA PRENSA
LAREDO, Texas. JUNO 1.-Los
pianos para la construction del nue.
70 puente International que una j
anbos Laredos, estan va terminates
Y van a ser sometidos Z Ia consldera-
ci6n del Gobierno de Mexico. Tn Co
misionado de la empresa que Sc en-
cargara de la construction de Ia i'm
portante mejora saldra la sen1ana
pr6Xirna para Ia capital. a efecto de
obtener del Gobierno Federal la auto
rizaci6n necesaria para tender el
puente sobre el rio Bravo hasta Ia
entrada de Nuevo Laredo.
Sc espera que Ia autoriZacion del
Gobierno de Mexico Sc reciba en- La
redo deatro de un mes a mas tatda-.
V 81 es asl, desde luego Sc daran los
pasos necesarios para ilevar is. rea-
lizaci6n ell proyecto.
e. nuevo puente international sera
enteramente moderno Y contara con
veitajas que nunca. tuvo el puente
que fue destrufdo hace mag de dos
meses No sera, como ell destrufdo.
de fierro MADEIRA, sfno de acero Y
concrete Y sera mucho mas ancho, de
modo de que haya lusar para el IL
bre V seguro trafico de pea.ones, pa
"a vehfculos de rasajeros y para ca
rros de carga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
FL CAREO CON HERRERO

Para fijar mejor Ia responsab'l:dad.
FL juez licenciado Miguel Roman, que
fu& habilitado General de Division
para que pudiese llevar a cabo las
averiguaciones de los generates Muir
gufa. Barragan, Urquizo y Monies. re-
solvi6 carear a Herrero con dichos
generates. La escena del careo fue
verdaderamente interesante V drama
tica. haUieLdo todus los declarantes
sostenido con energfa sus 'puntos de
VISTA" Ge n question. 10 tinicc que
q ;ucz il:"MCi:.du :.oman sac6 c1! lin
pio do las interrogaciones Y careos.
"S Que niEguro de los acompanantes
de Carranza Sc dis cuenta, personal
mcute. de los tiltimos instantes de So
to y que de una manera positiva ig-
moran como muri6 el Presidente, por-
que todos clos trataron solo de po-
rcrso en- lugar seguro, sin preocupar-
Sc en- manera alguna de la suerte de
CarranZa.
Los citados generates sostienen que
el ex-Presidente muri6 a Inanos de la
gente de Herrero. pero este Sostiene
su vez que Carranza Sc suicide.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
10 QUE Sc OPINA ACERCA DEL
PROGRAMA REPUBllCANO
MO QUE Sc REFlERE
A MEXICO

Teircrcmc Es2se,1! pcrc Ia PRENSA.
NCENA YORK. Junio liza i'm
preston general entire los miemhros
dc ia Co!onia Mexicana de sta ciu-
1ad ell relaci6n con la parte ivl pro-
crlma republican,. que Se rcf!e.e q
Mexico, es que d:fiere muE POGO del
que Sc adopt6 hace cuat-o amos. pOr
mas que es mas precise en- 10 que
respecta n que no Sc reconozca Al
nuevo gobierno hasta que haya de-
mostrado cue es capaz de proteger
debidamente las vidas y propiedades
ameriCanas.
Sc reconoce que no contiene dec!a
raci6n alguna agreSiva para Mexico
y que tiende mas bien evitar un re-
conoCimiento premature como una
gran parte del pueblo de los Estados
| Cnidos considera que fu6 el acor-
dado al gohierno de Carranza, toda
vez que Sc ls extendi6 mucho antes
| de que hubiera denostrado capaci-
da para formar un gobierno estable.
| Ha sido motive de gran satisfac-
ci6n 81 hecho de que no haya side
incluidas en- el programa republica-
| no declaraciones en- favor de uns
| intervenci6n armada en- Mexico dc
slg0n tratado eXpreso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12

Frederick II. Gilleie. Nicolas Mu
rray Butter. propuesro pcr ogden L
Mills. Jr. de Nueva York.
La presentation do los tres pri,
merus candidates. fu& motive lie i'm,
ponsu,es manifeStac:oreS por part'
de los dslegados y del pIaliCo. ha,
biendo Gurado cuarenta minutes l.
.aclamaci6n hecha al General Wood
cuarents. V dos de Ia IL, Gubernador
Lowden Y ircinta. Ia dol Scnalo.
johnson. Tales manifestations y hi
cierou cue el curse lie L. session 81
viese interrumpido por casi dos 10.
-as. hasia que el Prcsideute Lodge
locr6 imponer el orden con Ia amena-
a. de mandar dcsa'ria" el salon :
e. publico no guardabd co;npuostu
IA.
Los dis"urscs IL presentation llu-
bieron de Ser liIni;a los por cl Fresi-
dente. a fin Dc de reruperar p"rte de
tempo perdido.
Como segundc del General Wood
fu" anuuciado por ci Presidents Isod-
&c. q Frank Knox. de New Hamps-
hire. Quien comparti6 de la aclama-
ci6n hecha al General Wood, 81 bien
4ste. nj ninEuno otro 6e los candida
tos propuestos. Sc haliaban presen-
teS en- la Convention.
LI presentation De los candidates
sa hizo a meGida Cue So Iban nom
brando por orden aliabetico las dele
gaciones de los E:stados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
Y CARRANzA NUR|O AbANDONADO De TODOS,
DICE RODOLFO HERRER0, EN- SIS DECLARACC||00|N|EESS
Murguia consdera como indtl
el sacrfcio que huberan hecho para defender la vida
de su jefe amigo
--)o(--


Teicc-ara Es7ecidl nc-r Ia PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO IL
Las averiguaciones en- la muerte ce
Carranza estAn lleyandose a cabo con
gran activdad, Y es possible que antes
de dos dias Sc dicte el fallo senalan-
do Il los responsables.
Los generates Murguia, Barragan,
Urquizo y Monies, fueron hoy ca
reados con Rodolfo Herrero, despues
de que hubieron rendido por separado
sus declaraciones el dia de aver. Co
mo Murgufa Y demas generates sos
tuvieron su dicho de que las fuerzas
de Hcrrero habian atacado Tlaxcalal-
tongo y que en- su concepto Herrero
era el responsible directo de Ia muer-
te de CarranZa, el citado jefe revolu-
cionario fue llamado a declarar. He
rrero Sc limit6 a decir que CarranZa
Sc habia suicidado al verse abando-
nado por complete por los suyos. pues
que los generates Barragan. Murguia,
Urquizo Monies. y todos, los que
acompanaban al Presidente habtan
huido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
S0LECITAN GRACEA
PARA CABRERA Y
Los SUYOS

Te'egrn,rG EspeeioI para 1T PREHSA."
san SALVADOR. JUnio Liza
ASociacjGn de eStudia nteS universita
rios de I;i Salvador. ha dirigido UT
mencaja al Presidente Herrera, de
Guatemala, pidiendo gracia para los
prisioneros que fueron car:urados
juntaruente con el eX-presidente Es-
trada Cabrera. entire quienes Sc cuen
Ia 81 poeta Santos Chocano.
Los eStudiantes salvadoreiios piden
de una manera especial al Presidente
Herrera gracia para los generates
Chac6n, Reyes, Larrave, Arriaga y
Marquee. Quienes fueron sentenciados
a la pena de muerte por el Cousejo de
Guerra que los juzg6 Ia semana pa
sada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
ss Fs sss
7UE ATENDIENDO A TN LA
.iADO De ELIAS GALES
= :: :
SlATIfICO SU ADHESION Al PLAN D;
I Aqua PRIETA Y EIPLICO LAS CAUSAS
QUE DETERMINATION LA QUE :PARECE
FUt UNA SUBLEVACI0H HECHA En- TO-
DA FORMA se~~a~oe>~a~%&&GS

7.o,.-r,.,a Es,a.;aI ma IA PRENSA
CIT-DiD d.: NF.NICO. JUNO Ii
Carlos Osuna h2 llegado a esta cani-
Il! anoche.
Vino Namado por q Sscreta~io
lie Ia Guerra, general Gales, quien lie
teIegra flo o;denandole cue Sc presen-
tara Ell as.a capical q recibir ms
truccioncs personalmen,e del Presi-
den,a lie Ia Huerta. qr!en deseaha SIN
ceramente pone- terrn;no q las diff
cui;ades que dieron lugar al acto de
rebeldia de Osuna en- Gomez Pala-
clio Durango.
Osuna vino tinicanente acompaiia-
do dol .Iefe de su Estado Mayo: de
IN Ayudante y su presencia en- esta
caritaI ha verido comprobar 10 ma
nifestado en- las decaraciones of!cia-
les: nue Osuna no sigui6 en actitud
hostiI contra Q, gohierno del sehor de
n Euarta. sino Cua ratified su adhe-
y;,, al "o,or do ir,,s T,~ia-s" dos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
EN- LA HABANk Sc O5SERVA
CON TOGO RIGOR LA Qua
RENTENh CONTRA
MEXICO

Teleerama Especial para la PRENSA
NUEVy YORK. Jurio 1l.-Comu-
ncan de la Ha5ana que esta ell todo
su vigor IA estricta cuarentena de-
cretada por las autoridades santa
rias contra los pasajeros que llesan
ese puerto procedentes de los puer-
tos mexicanos. en vista de los casos
de peste buh6niCa que Sc han dado
en- EeracruZ; pcro que tomando en-
considera Cihn que esta cnfcrmedad
no ha asumido srandes proporcione>
en- el referldo puerto. las autoridades
meucionadas 10 han estimado nece-
sario cerrar el de la Habana a los
barcos que procedan de Neracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
NUMEROSOS Passes HA
EXPEDIDO Ell CON-
SIILADO

Aver visitamos el Consulate de Ne
xico en- esta ciudad, A cargo del Sc
nor Te6dulo Beltran desde el lune5
7 de los corrientes por entrega que ie
hizo el coroneI De Ia Mata-
Interogamos az Consul sobre el es-
tado de las actividades interiores de
esa oficina, Y nos manifesto que han
aumentado notablemente, pues en- los
dfas que ileva al frente de ella, hasta
aver. eI nurnero de pasaportes expe-
didos a los mexicanos que regresan
a la Patria IS muy superior al de epo-
cas- anteriores. Noventa tres docu-
mentos de esa natura!eza fueron des-
pachados desde el lGnes 1ltirno. Y
diariamente aumenta Ia expedition de
pasaportes de manera considerable.
Ina buena parte de esos pasapor-
te.,. segun sabemos, ma sido ex>adida
a mexicanos que llevaban largo ern-
20 de residencia en San AntorSo. Y
la mayorfa del resto a j6venes mexi-
canos que han pasado sus estudios
en- las escuelas de la locaiidaA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
ESTA EN- SAN ANTONIO,
FL EX-CONTRALOR
F. GONZALEZ

De manera Semi-ofiCial fuimos aver
iniormados Ell eI sentido de que Sc
tuvieron noticias de que el sehor Fran
cisco Gonzalez. que hasta la cafda
del Gobierno carrancista estuvo des-
empeFando las funcioue.s de Contralor
General de- la Republica. habfa lie
gado a eSta ciudad de San Antonio,
alojandose en- Uno de los hoteles de
"a Plaza del Alamo.
Con el prop0sito de c?nocer la YER
dad sobre el asunto. y ceiebrar una
entrevista con el recien lleEado, vi
sitamos los hoteles de esa parte de la
ciudad. con muy POGO eyito, pues en-
todos ellos recibimos informes mega
tivos al respecto. 10 mismo que en-
otros establecimientos de igual IN
dole. situados en- diversas parties de
la ciudad.
Hoy reanudaremOS nuestres pesqui-
sas. esperanto que esta vez no han
de resultar fallidos nuestros PROPOSE
tos. en- case de que realmente Sc en-
cuentre en- San Antonio el ex-Con-
traio-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12

Te'.grr,or Especial para 'LA PELA$i"
CHICAGO junio. IJ.--Despu@s De
disz huras de session Ia Convention
Nac!@naj republicana lcvant" Ia de
hoy cuando. una veZ Nevada ca5o
Ia cuarta votaci6n. Sc puso De mani
fies;o que - habia I!eEado a un pun
20 !" "Ha del que era d!ficil salJr.
Ia roferid,. votsci6n arrojG e. re
manifesto de Wood Ean6 - votos.
.2a lns yuroS So dividi5 entire otros
catorcc candidates de Jos cua1es q
que tuyo mayor nImero que fut
SprouL obtuvo tan solo -.
L. ditercncia habida entire la pri-
mcra IA cuarta votaci6n puso de
manifesto que God EWa9" - votoS.
on tanto qUe Lowden aument@ el nG
nero Dc los suyos en- IS Y Johnson
SUIamente ohtuyo mas.
Sin embargo. Ia Ultima votaci6n re
vela que Wood eSta aun muy iejos
De obtener los i93 votoS que Sc re
quieren para Ia designation.
La Convention reanudara Sus Sc
stones manana 4 las dieE \. VI. y Sc
conSidera que a menos que Sobreven-
- IN cambio substantial eU Il ma
nera de pensar De los deieEados Ia
Convenci6n 50 continuarA eu el mis-
no eS-ado en- que - cerr1 Ia session
de hoy y que So haran UeceSarias mu
chaS votarioneS mas aNteS de que So
logre IA unificaiau de Cri:erio nece-
saria para hacer possible Ia designa-
ci6p del candidate republicauo q Ia
Presidencia de los Estados UnidoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
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Ciudad de Mexico cue Ia sitracion
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ci6n Sc estan dejando sentir va
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