The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-10

Thomas Taggart of Indiana mounted
chair and moved the nomination Of
Mr.. Davis by reclamation. The motion
was carried with roar and Chair
man Walsh shouted into the din be-
fore him:
"The chair declares the Honorable
John w. Davis the nominee of this
convention"
All stat>s Joih Parais.
Immediately the tired, worn ard
weary convention which had been
struggling in the throes of a seeming
ly interminable deadlock for two
weeks with the threat Of going in
to a third broke loose in demon
stration Of JOY and relief
Immediately all the state standards
which had previously been parading
for other candidates, some of them
in the midst of hard fought battles
of partisan dispute were carried in
to the aisles of the convention hall
while swirling, perspiring but hap
py crowd Of delegates followed in a
procession OF Joy and publication.
The Montana standard was the last
one out but only because there wds
a dispute there as to who should
have the honor of carrying it in the
procession. The bands swung into
Dixie, The Battle Hymn Of the Repub-
lie, Maryland and other similar songs
which had been dinned into the ears Of
the convention in a ceaseless fussilade 4
of music for the last two weeks.
The vote on the 103rd ballot up un-
til the Davis landslide started, was
as follows:
Alabama "a: Underwood "a; Ari-
IONA 6: McAdoo 21z, Underwood 8,
absent IL; Arkansas 10: Robinson 49,;
California 26: Underwood 2, Davis 2,
Robinson 1, Meredith 2, Glass /;
Colorado IL: Meredith ~, Davis 8,
Underwood 5, Walsh 1, absent 2h;
Connecticut IL: Davis Ia; Delaware
g.: Underwood g.; Florida 12: Davis g.,
Meredith 3, McAdoo 8; Georgia %:
Davis 27, Meredith 1; Idaho 8: Davis
8; Illinois So: Davis 10, Underwood 10,
Glass 20; Indiana 80: Underwood 5,
Davis %; Iowa 90: Davis 20;
Kansas 20: Davis 90 Kentucky: &c,
Davis 26; Louisiana 20: Davis 20;
Maine 12: Davis 2, Underwood 10B
sets SO: Underwood 23h, Smith 51a,
Wash 2, Davis 2, absent Q; Michigan
80: Davis 29h, Walsh Il; Minnesota
"a: Davis 8, Walsh /, McAdoo 2, I'M
derwood 16, absent 2; Mississippi 20;
Davis 20; Missouri SO: Davis SO;
Montana 8: Walsh 8; Nebraska IS:
Davis /, Hull /, Smith 1, Meredith 6,
Underwood 2, Walsh 5; Nevada g.:
Davis 6; New Hampshire 8 Davis
81, Walsh AZ; New Jersey %: I'm
derwood 16, Glass IL, Davis /; New
Mexico 6: Robinson %, Meredith 2,
Davis 2; New York 90: Walsh %, Davis
50; North Carolina %: Davis "a; North
Dakota 10: Walsh 3; Glass 5. Ohio
AZ: Glass 2; Underwood 4; Meredith
i; Davis d. Oklahoma 20: Davis 20.
Oregon 10: McAdoo A; Davis a; Un-
derwood q Pennsylvania rs: Davis
76. Rhode Island 10: Davis 10. South
Carolina 10: Davis 10. South Dakota
10: Gerard Z; Underwood 2; McAdoo
/. Tennessee "a: Meredith I; Glass
a; Davis 10. Texas 40: Davis 40. Utah
8: Davis s. Vermont 8: Davis 8.
Virginia "a: Davis "a. Washington
IA: Davis II. West Virginia 16 Dav-
is IS. Wisconsin 20: Davis 1 Smith
1; Walsh II; Glass 3. Wyoming 6:
Davis s. Alaska 6: Davis a; Under
wood 2. District Of Columbia 81 I'm
derwood 6. Hawaii 6 Smith !; I'M
derwood 1; Davis a. Philippines 8:
Walsh 1; Underwood 4; Davis 4. Por-
to Rico 6: Underwood l; Davis 5.
Canal Zone 6: Davis 6.
Load Davis Band Wagon.
Madison Square Garden, New York
City - John w. Davis Of West Vir-
ginia sprang into the lead in today's
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