Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12
TURNING TO HARDING As G. O. ?. CONlPR20NAI
EIGHT BALLOTS WITHOUT RESUL 7

ing gained l.
Harding got gain from Missouri,
raising his gain on the sixth ballot
to 9.
Wood had gained 12h by the time
Nebraska was reached.
In New York Wood lost one and
Lowden gained two, making him A
from the state.
Gain for the Wood forces in Ohio
caused another demonstration on the
floor. The word came up from the
various managers that they intended
to stand pat and fight it out little
longer.
BY the return of tho absent ,lele-
gate. General Wood got back the one
lost in Georgia. That restored the
Georgia poll to Lowden 9. Wood 8.
Iowa voted 26 for Lowden on the
fifth sixth and seventh ballots.
SurRasses Reoords.
Fight ballot and no nominee Is IN
sight.
That was the record Of the repub-
lican national convention this after
noon at l o'clock. Chicago time.
BY this action the convention sur
PASSED the long distance record OF
the convention OF 1888 which nomi-
mated Harrison and seemed to be
after the thirty-sixth ballot record OF
the convention of 1880.
On the eighth ballot. Michigan
broke again. and Lowden votes ap-
peared
At the same time Charles P. War
rem, former national committeeman
from Michigan. was comforting with
the New York delegation, and Lowdcn
accessions were expected.
The Michigan ballot. as 1t stood on
the eighth. was 10 for Johnson, 13
for Wood and for Lowden.
Wyoming passed her entire six
votes for Harding on the eighth.
That took three from Wood and three
from I.owden.
Fifth Ballot BY States.
Wood, 31115; Lowden, 311k;
Johnson. 110: Harding. SO; sproul,
II: Coolidge, 2S: Hoover. 8: Butler,
4; Knox. 1; kellogg. Minnesota. II;
Poindexter. Is: Dupont, A: LaFollette.
"a; Watson, L; Ward OF New York,
Q.
Alabama-Lowden. s; johnson. a;
Wood, 4.
Arizona---Wood. 5.
Arkansas-Lowden, liz: Wood.
1 = ~
Californfa,-John 20.
ColoradoI>owden. 2; Hoover. 1:
Harding, 2; Wood, q.
Connecticut Lowden. 10; Johnson,
1.
Delewarc-Dupont, 6.
Florida-Lowden, 1s; Wood. 61s.
Georgia-Lowden. 8; Wood. 8.
Idaho-Johnson. 1; Lowden. 1:
Harding. /.
Wood, S.
1llinois-Johnson, IT; Lowden, Al.
Indiana-bowden, 3: Johnson, s;
Harding. 4; Wood, 1s.
Iowa-Lowden, 26.
Kansas-Lowden, s; Wood 10;
Harding, 4.
kentucky-Lowden, 26.
Louisiana-Lowden. Z; Wood, 3:
Harding, 2. q
Maine-Wood, II, Hoover. 1.
Maryland-Wood, 16.
MISUNDERSTANDING, %; Wood,
Is.
Michigan-Johnson, 30.
Minnesota'-Wood, 16; Lowden, :;
Johnson, 2; Kellogg, 1.
Mississippi-Wood, 8; Harding.1h;
Lowden, III.
Missouri-wood, By ;Lowden. 1sH:
Johnson. I; Harding. 6A; sproul,
63s.
Montana--Johnson, 8.
Nebraska--Johnson, 10; Wood 8.
Nevada-Lowden. q: Wood, TX;
Johnson, 2k.
New Hampshire-Wood, 8.
New Jersey-Harding, 1; Johnson.
10: Wood, II.
New Mexico-Wood, &.
New York-Poindexter,f Ward. 1;
Hoover, 8; Butler, 4; Coolidge, g.;
Harding, 5; Wood. "a: Lowden, AZ:
Johpson, 3.
North Carolina-Johnson, /; Har-
ding, l; Wood 8; Lowden, II.
North Dakota-Lowden, 3; Wood,
s: Johnson. q.
ohio-Hardins. 80; Wood, 3.
Oklahoma-Lowden, Is; Wood, g.
oregon-'Wood, a; johnson, S;
Lowden, I.
Pennsylvania-Knox. 1;Sproul, rs.
Rhode Island-Wood, TO-.
South Carolina-Lowden, IL.
South Dakota-Wood, 10.
Tennessee-Lowden, a; Wood 1s.
Texas-Lowden. 10; johnson, 1:
Wood, 6; Harding, s,
Utah7Harding. /; Lowden, 2:
Wood, s.
vermont-Wood. 3.
Virginia-Wood, 3; Lowden, IL.
Observation-Disclosures. IA.
West Virginia - Sutherland, I:
Wood. 9; Johnson, 1: Harding, 8;
Sproul. 4; Coolidge, I.
Wisconsin-La Toilette, "a; Hoov-
er, 1; Wood, 1
Wyoming-Lowden. 8: Wood, 2:
Harding. I.
Alaska-Wood, 1; Coolidge, 1.
District of Colunnbia-Wood, 2,
Hawaii-Lowden. 2.
Philippinss-Wood, 1: Lowden, I.
Porto Rico-Wood, 1; Lowden, 1.
Sixth Official Ballot.
Alabama-Lowden. 6: Wood, 4;
Johnson, 1.
Arizona-Wood, 6.
Arkansas-Lowden, 11M; Wood,
IL.
California-Johnson 26.
Colorado-Lowden. 8: Harding. g.;
Wood, s.