Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-03
BALLOT|NG FOR
PRESIDENT WILL
Be RESUMED At
FRISCO TODAY
Trial Voting Develops the
big Three" But No AS
pirant Has Sufficient Votes
To Go "0ver the Top"
MCAD0O SUPPORTERS
OPPOSE ADJOURNMENT
Result of Prohibition Battle
Leaves the Platform With
out Any Reference What
ever to That Subject.


tsS MORNING JOURNAL seser.L LsAsso w,ss,
Auditorium. San Francisco. July
/ 1.-Two ballots on presidential
candidates were taken tonight by
! by the democratic national con-
vention and with McAdoo, Palmer
and Cox running at the head of the
list in the order named but all a
long way from the nomination, a
recess was taken until tomorrow.
The McAdoo people, claiming
that they were certain to put their
candidate over on the fourth bal
lot, opposed the adjournment,
which was taken on motion of for
mer Representative Fitzgerald of
| New York. When II was put for
"A vote there was a loud chorus on
each side of the question and
chairman Robinson declared 1t
adopted while some of the McAdoo
supporters were clanoring for a
roll call on 1t.
Leading Candidates Gain,
The three leading candidates all
gained on the second ballot at the
expense of the big field OF favor
| lite sons. a score Of whom received
some support Balloting on the
presidency ,s.artetl late In the even.
Ing after the convention had adopt.
ed the platform as framed by ifs
platform committee, rejecting the
bone dry proposal of w. j BRYAN.
the beer and wine plank of the
| New York democrats, the plank for
Irish recognition. backed by sew
eral organizations of Irish sympa-
thizcrs, and several other planks
which were brought up on the
floor after they had been rejected
in committee.
The result of the prohibition
battle was to leave the platform
! without any reference at all to that
subject.
The hour of the meeting in the
morning will be $50 o'clock. aa
Vote on FfrSt Ballot.
Alabama, 2f-Owen, 1; A. l..
smith, q Cox, 3; Davis, 3: Palmer,
6; McAdoo. 8. sAs-
Arizona, 6--Cummings, 1; Cox.
| | McAdoo, T.
Arkansas, 1S--Owens, A. Cum
mings, 2; Cox. Z; McAdoo, 3 Pal
mer, 9.
California, 26-Cox, 4; Cum
mings, 2; Davis. ? Edwards. ..
'ldSS, !, 'fefdEut |, MCAuOO, lut
Colby, Palmer. g. Smith, 1.
| Colorado, l2--Cummings, 4. Me-
Adoo. 3; Palmer. s. fsss
Connecticut. t4--Cummlngs, IA.
| Delaware, 6-Marshall. 9; Me-
Adoo, 4.
Florida. 12-Edwards, 1 Mar
shall. l. Josephus, Daniels, 1:
McAdoo, / : Palmer s.
Georgia, 2S-Palmer, 2S.
Idaho, -McAdoo. s.
Illinois, 5S-Palmer. 35 Smith,
s; Cox, .; McAdoo, ..
| Indiana. Marshall. 80.
Iowa, 26-Meredith, 26.
Kansas, 20-McAdoo, 90,
Kentucky, 26-Cox, 23; Nc
Adoo. 3.
Louisiana, 20-Champ Clark. q.
Palmer. 2; McAdoo, 5, Davis. :;
Cox, 2.
Maine. 12--Palmer 3; McAdoo,
s; owen, !; Edwards, |.
| Maryland, 16--McAdoo. 81 f-2;
Cox, 5 1-2, Davis. 3; Edwards |:
| Underwood, 1-2. Glass, 12.
Massachusetts,. Sc en- eral
Wood. /: Hearst, /; Owen,, =:
| McAdoo, 4: Cox, 4, Governor
| Smith, Z; Palmer. II. n Is
| Michigan, 30-McAdoo. Is: Pal
mer, t2 Bryan, 1 Marshall |.
Minnesota, 24--Edwards. 4; Pal
mer. 4 McAdoo. 10; Cox, 2 l not
voting
Mississippi, 2O--John Sharpe
williams 20. Nlu,
Missouri. 36-Cox. 2 la Eft
wards. 5: Gerard, T. McAdoo, 15
20; owen. 1; Palmer, 10.
Montana, s-Gerard. 4; Nc
Adoo. I. sessy
Nebraska, ts--Hitchcock. fe,N
Nevada, Cox, s.
New Hampshire, s; McAdoo. 4;
Wood. 3. Palmer, |
New Jersey, 2S-Edwards, 2St
New Mexico, s. McAdoo. 2,
owen, q Cummings, |: Palmerfl,
New York, 90--Smith. go.
North Carolina, "a = Senator
Simmons, "a.
wards. |. Palmer. 2; McAdoo, 8.
Ohio. 4s--Cox. As.
oklahoma, 20--Owen, 20.
Oregon, i0-McAdoo. 10,
Pennsylvania, 76-Palmer. "a;
Marshall, 1; McAdoo, 2.
Rhode Island, l0--Davis. l;
Smith, 2. McAdoo, 2; Palmer. 5.
South Carolina, 1S-McAdoo. ls.
South Dakota. 10-Gerard, ~
Tennessee, 24-Owen, ]; Cum
mings. 1; Davis, 2; McAdoo, 2; cox,
s; Palmer, 8: absent. .,t
Texas, 40-McAdoo, 40
Utah, S-McAdoo, s.
Vermont, S--McAdoo, 4; Cox. 2;
Smith, /; Palmer. 1.
Virginia, 24--Carter Glass. "a.
Washington, l4--Owen, l.. na-