New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
BOTH FACTIONS ARE
 CLAIMING VICTORY Argument on Whether Anti."J.
 Henry" Resolution Passed WOMAN CHANGED HER MIND
Mrs. Eva Mitchell, Who First Voted in Opposition to Roraback, Asked That Her Vote Be Changed in His Favor.

Favor.
 Did the meeting of the republican delegates last evening adopt a reso- llfion favoring the unseating of State Central Committeeman J. Henry Roraback or not, is the question which is stirring the Republican vot- e's of the city today. The uligl ay faction claims resolution opposed to the reelection of Rcrlback was vote favorably by thr,e to one, while the Eoraback faction claims the opposite.
 Changed Her Mind.
 It all happencl because Mrs. Eva Mitchell, one of he delegates, tried .c change her vote. Mrs Mitchell voted in favor of the resolution. as did William Qnigley and Mrs Fife G. kimball. August Bergstrom and Cornelius J. Dehm voted against it. After the meeting Mrs. Mitchell tcle- rhoned MT. Kinl all from her home and stated that she had misinter- prtted the resolution and would not vote against Mir Roraback who was a pc'sonal friend.
 No Decisions Lc1rncd.
 MT. Kimball could not be located tonay, and it is not known just what his ruling was on the desired Switch" by Mrs. Mitchell, but ..rigley forces contend that the latter cannot change her vote and it still remains three to two, with George T. kimball, in favor but not voting, opposed to the re- tcntion of Mir. Roruback
 Text of Resolution.
 Tho resolution is as follows: "it is t'c opinion of the New Britain dele. gation to the republican state con- "ention that change in 'he chair nIanship of the state central commit tee is desirable.''
 The following statement was issued this morning by Former Mayor George A. Quigley wh, 's ol enly gun ming for Rorapacks scalp:
 Quiglcy's Statement.
 T am very pleased with the result of the vote taken last evening by the New Britain delegates to the republi- can state convention on the resolution as introduced by William J. Quigley regarding the chairman of the repub- lican state central committee.
 ''The sense of the resolution was as Britain delegates to the republican state convention that change in the chairmanship of the state central is desirable
 This resolution was carried three to two and was declared carried by the chairman, MT. George Kimball. Mir. Kimhall, as chairman, did not vote but is said to have expressed himself as being in favor of the reso- lution.
 This vote proved my contention that several hundred New Britain re- publicans are not favorable to Mir. Roraback being continued as chair man of the state central committee"
 Klett Renamed.
 The delegates renominated Judge George w. Klett to be member of he state central committee from this district. There was no opposition to Judge Klett, the vote being unani- nous. He declined to pledge him elf to any candidate but said he would give any resolution fullest con- alteration.
 George T. Kimball was selected to e a representative on the committee # resolutions of the state convention, Cornelius J. Dehm. to be a member f the rules committed; Mrs. Eva Iitchell to be a member of the com nittee on permanent organization; 1rs. Fife c. Kimball to be a member f the committee on credentials and august Bergstrom to be a vice-pres lent of the convention. Herbert E. Irwin, was reelected without oppo- ition, as chairman of the town com littee.
 In Stamford Stamford, Sept 1.-The delegates to he 27th district republican senatorial onvention will meet here tomorrow n call Of Judge James F. Walsh, committeeman for the district, It is laimed that the Greenwich delegates avor Judge Walsh, who is said to avor the Ullman-k king-Healy con- ination, while the Stamford delegates re said to be in favor of Chairman oraback. The convention will choose elegates to the state convention and lay nominate a state committeeman
 New Haven.
 New Haven, Sept. 1.-Three of the ,ur senators from this district were ominated to succeed themselves at