Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 4

4 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1924 Details of Balloting in Democratic Convention Including Final Vote NINETY-THIRD BALLOT. NINETY-SIXTH BALLOT. NINETY-NINTH BALLOT. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD BALLOT. Democrat Coffers Bare After Convention Drain By the Associated Press, - NEW YORK, July 9—The national convention has proved private funds. The New financed the big show for Robinson STATE STATE. J. W. Davis J. W. Davis Underwood Daniels McAdoo |Underwood McAdoo Smith Glass Robinson McAdoo Meredith Meredith Meredith Alabama. ITnderwood 24 Alabama 6 Arizona.. 18 Arkansas 6 Culif.. . Colorado. Conn, .. Delaware. 12 Florida.. 28 Georglu. 8 Idaho. 58 1llino 30 Indiana.. 26 lowa 24 Alabama 8 Arizona.. .. 6 Arizona. Arkansas .. te o 5e s s bR kricaneus Calif, B : : 26 Calif. ... Colorado. 2% 12 Colorado. Conn 2 t 14 Conn. 6 Delaware . 6 Delaware Florida. . 12 Florida Georgia. . 28 Georgia. Idaho 8 ldzho 8 Illinois 8 Iilinois. Indiana: . 0 Indiana.. Towa .... lowa Kansas.. .. 0 Kansas, . Kentuc’ < 26 Kentuc'y Louisiana . S 2 20 L'uisiana . Maine ... % 12 Maine § Maryland £ 16 Maryland Mass 36 Mass Michigan. 0 Michigan, Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida eorgla Idaho 1llinois Indiana lowa . Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine .. Maryland Massachusetts . Michigan Minnesota Misslssippl 6 Missouri Montana Nebraska . 5 Nevada § New Hampshire New Jersey . New Mexico . New York North Carolin North Dakota . S Ohio Oklahoma Oregon ... Pennsylvania . Rhode Island .. South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah 24 Alubama. 6 Arizona. 18 Arkansas N ool ol ™ deadlock ork conve the 12 Colorado. 14 Conn.. 6 Delawar. 12 Florida. 28 Georgi $ 1daho..... 58 Illinois. . Indiana. Towa 20 Kansas. . 26 Kentucky 20 Louisiana 2 12 Maine.... 16 Maryland 36 M 30 Michigan. 24 Minn.,. Mis: 36 Missouri.. 8 Mont 18 Nebr. $800,000, not including 00 amusement features. The national committee, with funds promptly began to reduce the costs, eliminating forty-one of the forty-five ushers, on the theors sessions ticketholders needed no guides to find the retrenchments, however, it committee already had overdrawn the § daily cost limitea th y 20 Louisiana .. their 12 Matne..... was said toda its fund by $25 Virginia Halted McAdoo Boom At Crucial Point, Inside Story 10 15 Montana Nebraska Nevada as da.. . Hamp. dersey Mexico York.. Car. N. Da 148 Ohio 20 Okla. 10 Ore 76 a0 New Vork 24 N. Car. 10 N. Dak 48 Ohio 10 N. Dakota 18 Ohio 20 Okla. . 10 Oregon. 76 Penna. 10 R. Island. Californian, With 530 Votes, Vainly Ap- pealed for Glass’ 24 to Give Him Majority and Possible Victory. Oregon Penna R. Island S. Car. Orexgon. . Penna 10 R Island . 10 & Vermont. 8 Uiah ... 24 Virginia. & Vermont, Vermont 14 Wash.... e ee 24 Virginia. . E . Virginia 1': aw!r”" % E vee .. . W h(n&'lnn 6 Alas Wyoming 6 D.of C.. Alaska- .. . 6 Hawal District of Lulumh 6 Philip Hawafi . e thHDPlnée Canal Zone + Indicates states changing to Davie on conclusion of roll call. (At the conclusion of the roll call states indicated above began changing their votes and before any total was announced a motion was made and carried declaring Mr. Davis nominated by acclamation.) INDEPENDENT PARTY |TAGGART AFFECTED By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. July debris comes the story of where McAdoo movement failtered and fe back when it w: L ht of a goal On July 4th the McAdoo forces stood at their Marne when they their vote to 530—within strik tancg of A j get a majority they proposed to a powerful play to abrogate the thirds Yules. They appealed to Glass delegation from Virginia join lhsm but the delegation Glass. For the next four b McAdoo field marshals ma one device or another to k strength around the same level while | they used all the powerful argume 8 Vermont 24 Virginia 14 Wash 16 W. Va Wiscon'n 6 Wyoming 6 Alaska —Out of oming 6§ 6 Alaska.. 6 Dis. of Col 6 Hawaii.. 4 Philip'nes 6 Porto Rlc. 5 6 Can. Zone possibly jerke per pushed Philip'nes Porto Ric. Can. Zone. EoxtoiRd 6 Can. Zone two- | the | to | Total 310 195% 693 45% 26% 1715 39 38% Scattering—Total, 33%. Ritchie nd 16, : total, Scattering—Total 901, Thlinois Meredith—lowa 2 Arkansas 1S: total Robinson—Arizona 1, Ilinois Pennsyl 19, Ritchie—Marsiand 18, Penusylvania %; total 16%;. Cummings— ldano 8. Arizona total Brsan— Nebraska . Saillsburs—Delaware 6. Walsh —Colorada 11z, Tilinois 1. New Hampshire 1, Eouth Dakota 1; total 4%. Baker—Ohio 2 16, Peonsyl |y qgon Minnesota 4. cnnexsee 1 1 Kentucky 6, I Dakora 1 < Arkansas 18, 1 his i s South Dakota 1, Wis. rado 1, of how i consin 1; Nebraska 3. Tlinols 2. —Colorado 1, total 4 Rooseveit—Florida 1. North Carolina 1, total 4. South | Zgouth Dakota Allen-Kentueky 1. Teres el Hull—Nebraska 1. Bryan— Wisconsin 1. Thompson —Pennssivania 1 RitchieSassa NINETY-FOURTH B LLOT Alabama. 5 Arizona.. 8 Arkansas . 6 Calif, 36 Colorado, Conn. .. Del Florlda. . Louisiana Maine Maryland . TY-SEVENTH BALLOT. W. Davis Underwood Alabama, 6 Arizona. . 18 Arkansas 26 Calif.... 12 Colorado. 14 Conn. 6 Delaware . 12 Florida. . Georgia. 8 Idaho 58 Iilinois. . 30 Indiana. 26 Towa . 20 Kansas.. 26 Kentucky Louisia'a 12 Maine . 16 Maryland e perry—Wisconsin 1. ONE_HUNDREDTH BALLOT. McAdoo = Alabama, Arizona. . Arkansas Calif .. 12 Colorado. 14 Conn. 5l e W Dl 6 Delawarc Florida. 28 Georgla. 8 Idaho. . 58 Illinois 30 Indlana.. 26 Towa.. 20 Kan 26 Kent'cky 20 Lou iana . 12 Maine ... 16 Maryland .. 36 Mass. 30 Michigan. 1 : (Walsh chusetts 1. —_—— ASK HUGHES’ ASSISTANCE. Appeal Made to Secretary of State to Save New Yorker's Life. NEW YORK, July 9.—Secretary of State Hughes was asked today to aid in the movement for a commutation of the death sentence imposed by a Canadian court on Walter Mulr of New York City. The request was made by Howard C. Dickinson, attor- ney for the youth's mother. Unless the sentence is commuted Mulr is to be hanged on Friday in Valleyfield. Quebec, for fatally shooting Henri Laviolette in a quarrel over a hunting dog. Mrs. Tillie Hodge of Tiskilwa, TIL, now past eighty years of age, is be- lieved to be thé oldest active woman rinter in the worl, TO NAME CANDIDATES Dy the Assoctated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, July 9. — Candi- dates for the presidency and vice presidency will be nominated by the National Independent party, a polit- ical organization said to be the out- growth of the committee of forty- eight, which meets here today. A ref- erendum vote was used in choosing the nominee and the ballots were to be counted today. The successful canfiidates will be announced at a banquet this evening. Those who have been placed in nomination for the presidency are: N. Neilson, Fort Worth, Tex.; James C. Fuller, Kansas City, Mo R. L. Baldwin, Roberts, Mont.; J. H. Hop- kins, New York City, and John Zahnd, Indianapolis. The Independent party will not in- dorse the candidacy of Robert M La Follette for the presidency, it was said last night. BY RALSTON ACTION the Associated Pres NEW YORK, July 9.—Senator Ral- feon siclephoned [Khomas’ Tesgart last night that under no circum- stances would he accept the Demo- cratic presidential nomination. Tag- gart withdrew Ralson's name imme- diately. When Senator Ralston’s with- drawal was announced Taggart was greatly affected. After a few bal- ts he became convinced that there would be no nomination last night, 80 he went to his hotel and retired Taggart said he had done his best to induce the senator to remain in the race, but that it was futile. “While we were conferring,” he said, “Uncle Sam called me on the phone and declared he would not accept the nomination. I told him we had it arranged to nominate him tonight, but he said that made no difference. He said he had no desire for it and that his family did not want him to take it 'mfl MANS STORES ] OF WASHINGTON 1724 Pa. Ave. S WE LEAD--- OTHERS FOLLOW--- IOOI( over your paper tonight and you'll see 36 Mass.... 2% 33%.. 30 Michigan. .. 10 20 24 Minn 6 a5 20 Miss..... 30 .. .. 36 Missouri. .. 8 Montana. 24 Minn. 20 Miss. 36 Missouri. .. $ Montana. .. 16 Nebraska 6 Ma: 2 R Muhvgan 2NN SRR NN \NW‘Z// 2 7 the whole town imitat- ing’ the sale of a cen- tury! A Hamp. Jersey Mexico F Reductions On Our Entire Stock of Kuppenheimer vada. . = Hamp. A\ . Mexico Car, New York N. Caro... N. Dakota Ohio. Okla Oregon Penn. R. Island. S.Caro.... S. Dakota Tenn..... Texas Utah. Vermont. Virginia. Wash'ton W. Va 48 Ohio . 20 Okla. 10 Oregon. . 76 Penna. .. 10 R. Island 18 8. Car.. 10 S. Dak. 24 Tenn. 40 Texas 8 Utah 8 Vermont. 24 Virginia. 14 Wash. 16 W. Va 26 Wiscon'n 22 6 Wyoming 3 6 Alaska.. 6 i 2 1 M 20 Okla. 10 Oregon Penna. I@wy%ll 10,000 DI . Wash 4 Wyoming Alaska 6 D. ot C 6 Hawalil 6 Philip'nes 6 Porto Ric. 6 Can. Zone Total 415% 359% 183% 39 37% 22 6 Dis. of Col. 6 Hawail. 6 Philip'nes 6 Porto Ric. 6 Can. Zone. 3 Total. 351% 203% 190 75% 52% 46 Scattered—Total, 170. — |, Dnterwocs—Aistams 34, Asissne as v:thondo Scattering—Total, 38%. L oy e e Ritchie—Tllinois 3, Maryland 16, Pemnsyl. |2 Wisconsin 2 Heway 1. total 19%. ginia 24, Mionesota 1; total, ' —Delaware 6. Korth Carolina 24.° Owen—Okl Nebraska 6. Wyoming Alaska. .. D. of C Hawaii 6 P'pines P. Rico.. 6 C. Zone . Total. 395 364%51% 46%39 Seattering—Total, 96%. Meredith—Towa 26, 3. Davis—Kansas Senator Copeland Tropical Worsted S-U-I-T-S —Illinofs 1, Maryland 16, Pe % 17%. Gerard—South Dakota 10.° Houston— 1daho 8, Tenn. 1: total, 9. Baulsbury—Del ware 6. Baker—Penna. 4. Bryan—Nebraska Tinois 1. South Dakota i 2. Berry—Colorado 1. 1, Wisconsin 1: total 4. S 3 e One Hundred and First Ballot. Michigan 16, Ohio 1; R Y F. D, RooseseltFlorida 2. Chmmings—Arizona 1. 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Davis Underwood Robinson 1 N t ! 1 ; [Meredith Roblnson 24 Alabama. 6 Arizona.. 18 Arkansas. .. 26 Calif..... 12 Colorado. 14 Conn. .. 6 Delaware . 12 26 Towa . 28 ™ 20 Kansas 8 5 26 Kentucky 58 Illinols 20 Loulsiana 30 Indiana. 12 Maine ... 26 Towa 20 Kans: 26 Kent'cky 20 L'uisiana .. 12 Maine.... 1 16 Maryland .. 36 Mass.... 2% 33%.. 30 Michigan. .. 10 20 24 Minn.... 6 16 .. 20 Miss..... 20 . 36 Missouri. .. . § Montana. 7 16 Nebraska 6 6 Nevada.. 6 8 N. Hamp. 1 28 N. Jersey. . e 12| Underwood 24 Alabama. 6 Arizona.. 18 Arkansas 26 Calif. 12 Colorado. 14 Conn. ... 6 Delaware . 12 Florida. . 28 Georgia. 8 Idaho. 58 Illinois 30 Indiana.. 26 Towa . 20 Kansas 26 Kentucky 20 Louisia'a .. 12 Maine.... 16 Maryland 36 Mass. 30 Michigan. 24 Minn. 20 Miss. . 36 Missour! ¢ Montana. 16 Nebraska 6 Nevada 8 N. Hamp. 28 N. Jersey 6 N. Mex. 90 New Yo 24 N, Car. 10 N. Dak. 48 Ohio . 20 Okla. 10 Oregon... 76 Penna. ..25% 40% s 10 Rh, Island . 18 8C.....; 18 10 S. Dakota 1 24 Tenn. 40 Texas. 8 Utah. 8 Vermont.. 24 Virginia. 14 Wash 16 W. Vi 26 Wiscon'n 6 Wyoming . 6 Alaska.. 6D.of C.. 6 6 Hawaii.. 1 6 Philip'nes 3 € Porto Ric. .. 6 Can.Zone 3 Total 417;‘ 139 44% 34 31 i . M [y 1" HEH SN Plal kil W8Il Ball ol ot 58 Shwme: 8 Montana. 16 Nebraska 6 Nevada.. 8 N. Hamp. 28 N. Jersey 6 N. Mexico 90 N. York. i 38 i 3 now 10 Oregon... 10 76 Penna. .. 25% aou 5 10 Rhode 18 8. Carol'a ll .. 10 8. Dak. 24 Tenn 40 Tex: 8 Utah. . 8 8 Vermont.. .. 24 Virginia. 14 Wash.. 18 W. Va. 26 Wiscon' 6 Wyoming 6 Alaska SUITS MOHAIR SUITS 75 27 142 No Charge for Alterations now - .. - 8 Vermont. 24 Virginia. now now . ¢ Philip; r. = 6 P'to ¢ Ca't Zone. Totals:..316 329% 136 8 Philip'nes & Porto Ric. .. -Ilinols,