Show 1 1 L l rC r- r I C 1 r r ti I 1 1 A r it fit L. L fit tt fit J. J I 4 J r u 1 i- i I L T LT 1 Will Make Race J. J for ort President 1 SELECTION OF S OHIO HIO DARK I HORSE IS t RECORDED ON I TENTH I I BALLOT Thunderous Applause by Convention t Follo Follows vs in in V Wake of Candidates Candidate's Naming Which Resulted When Lowden Low Low- Lowden den and Sproul Released Delegates S o 5 T NOl NOMINATING NON BALLOT J A J 4 HARD ING I v.- v. 1 r 1 6 9 21 fl 5 5 0 tv r I 11 1 WOOD t I 1 vY A JOHNSON I 80 5 45 COOLIDGE I I 5 5 5 t I LA FOLLETTE 0 24 HOOVER 1 t 9 12 BUTLER BUTLER f f S V t S 2 r KNOy KNO y i 1 tl i D LENROOT 1 V- V 1 MISCELLANEOUS l 28 28 28 r r h CHICAGO p June Jure Warren 2 G. G Hardi aar ling li tates senator from Ohio was nominated ted for forthe the presidency Y today by the Republican national convention after a deadlock adlock d which lasted for nine ballots and which which- filially forced for ed out of the TO TOning run run- ring ning all an the original favorites I As his running mate the convention named Gov GOT Calvin Palvin Coolidge of Massachusetts Massac upsetting a plan of a combination of the Harding backers I to nominate for the place Senator Irvine L. L Lenroot of Wisconsin rf l Vo d l t-h-a t il- il h I General G Wood lost heavily hoi however how how- ever when the Hald Hauling Harding ug drift began bega and Senator Johnson the third of the trio of lead lenders leaders rs on the early carly balloting ba balloting bal bal- also steadily yesterday went downhill Entering the convention four tour da days a ago o as a candidate distinctly of ot tl the j i dark class Senator Harding got sot only sixty four votes on the fir first ballot yesterday ester ay and on the second 1 he dropped to fifty When the coi convention convention con con- adjourned last night at tl the end of or the fourth ballot he ho had bad sixty sixty- one Named in Night Conferences Conference In all night conferences among the party chiefs however he was mentioned mentioned men men- many man times as 38 the tho most likely to break the nomination deadlock should neither Wood Lowden no nor I Johnson take a commanding lead load tc to- to I day They all failed to do so Wood Woo Wood and Lowden running a neck and nee neck race for tor leadership on four tour ballots ballot I. I while tho the strength of ot the Cali California Cornia candidate dwindled steadily st Meantime Harding pushed his total tota to individual al dele delegates Sates from man many I states swinging singing s to him from th the columns of or the tho leaders and of various favorite sons The Thc Johnson managers fearing rearing a landslide was impending then thoi made a last play pIa- pIato to save e tho the fortune of ot their candidate They The moved mo t to recess for tor a couple of hours In order to take an Inventory Inventor and seek a new nev combination The Thc Wood and Lowden forces both virtually at tho the p peak ak o otheir or of their strength th but disheartened at th the thelong long string of ot ballots without material gains fell Cell In n with the thc recess plan anc and the convention a adopted opted it Dramatic Scene Follow In tho the dramatic succession of ot conferences conferences conferences confer confer- s ence-s that fo followed o ec the the fate of or the thc candidates virtually was scaled Some of the Wood and Lowden managers ers tried Ineffectually for or an arm agreement which would hold their delegates dele in inline lino line and arid kill off the Harl Harding ng boom Some tried to get set a n Wood Wood-Lowden- Johnson agreement to adjourn until Monday without making milking a nomination There Ther also was a conference between Johnson and Harding supporters In InI which the a supporters tried I without success to have o the remaining I Johnson strength th swung swung- to Harding hoarding I It It was the thc parleys s 's between en the HardIng Hard Hard- Ing InS and Lowden men however howe which I apparently bore borc the tho most fruit tilt when th the balloting began besan again for Governor Gover Gover- I nor Lowden owden came cam came to the convention 1 during the thc ninth roll call ll and reversing I a 30 pr previous lo s plan to go before the thc convention convention con con- I itself issued instructions from behind the tho scenes releasing his In Instructed In- In delegates Senator Harding also was In the rear ot the tho Coliseum platform during the voting and conferred with w th Chairman Slays hays Delegate t 1 Flop to Lender I r Almost as ns soon aa as' the alphabetical I Ic c call all ll of or states began after arter tho the recess recess recess' the he ground tw swell ll for Cor Harding demonstrated demon demon- that It could not be forestalled Conn Connecticut when her name namo was called took ook thirteen of or her fourteen votes otes from rom Lowden and gave e 11 them to Hard- Hard Ing ng In Florida he got seven n from Wood and then Kentucky almost from Crom I Ibo the bo ho first t a solid Lowden state state flopped flop pod completely Into the tho H larding Harding ding column 1 Amid Amid scenes of rising 0 enthusiasm J l' l other blocks of or Lowden delegates fe followed tol- tol lowed ved suit while many of the tie route rout routed Wood Woo d supporters also went Into tl the Harding camp By the end of ot the r roll call S Senator Harding had rolled up up n a total of 37 putting him far tar into tl the lead and several score of or votes near nearer neuer the nomination than any candIdates had been before Lowden at the end of ot the ninth Tu bad onI only 11 votes left leet out ont of ot the tho with which he ended the eighth lith ar arGeneral and General Woods Wood's strength had bad fallen from on the eighth to U on tl the tha ninth Johnson dropped from 87 to 8 9 Ar Applause l I Is Continuous As the tenth roll roU call began delegates delegate quit Lowden Wood and Johnson rigl right and left IcU and the big hall was in almost continuous applause as state after alter stal state announced accession to the standard It It was reserved for tor pennsyl- pennsyl Pennsylvania vania anla to add the crowning touch t ot of enthusiasm When the tho Keystone state stal was vms reached the Ohio senator needed nee two thirty-two votes to nominate him an and Pennsylvania gave him sixty It was as Governor Sproul himself th the I candidate of ot his state on every pre preceding preceding preceding pre pre- ceding ballot and mentioned man many times as a possible dark horse to b break ak the the deadlock who announced the bigI bl big I f Pennsylvania vote ote for tor Harding Entering Entering En En- I the floor for the fIrstI fIrst firs time since the balloting began h lie he l I made rondo his way to tho the Pennsylvania Pen an la I standard and amid cheers released the delegates from longer supporting him Then he took a poll poU got tho the floor toor ant and threw In the winning Harding votes Follow A demonstration of several minutes minute followed m most t of ot the delegates and ani spectators standing and cheering while a i procession carrying large pictures pictures-of ol the candidate and standards of some Home of oC the states that supported him took up jp its march around the hall But it itI I was ivas too tired a convention after the thc gruelling g excitement of ot two sweltering swelter swelter- I ing ng days of ot balloting to long Jong keep kep up up such a demonstration Uon Senator Lodge presiding residing rapped for tor order and the dc delegates did not at argue ue with him There was no no official total of ot the tho final Inal ballot Near the close of ot the ballot ballot balot bal- bal lot ot there was a n wholesale switching ot of f votes to the Harding camp and then thena n. n L motion to m make ko It unanimous T Is ls I l motion action failed because of or the opposition ion tion of tho the Wisconsin delegation I The convention adopted a n resolution directing tho national committee to to for for- formulate for for- I mulato some new rule for tor represents represents- lon tion which would eliminate the troublesome trou- trou some situation prevailing pre In the tho southern states It Is In Sn accord with the ho plan of or cutting down lon tion While tho the balloting for tor vice Ico dent ont lent was being heln- dope the suffragists ore Coro active They The unfurled a large yellow ellow banner from a balcony ba bearing an n Inscription demanding to know I why does the tho Republican party b block blade elt suffrage Within thin five lve minutes after Senator Harding had been heen nominated the tho 10 suffragists from Crom their headquarters hea quarters ter s across the street were Issuing statements announcing that they pro- pro proposed proposed posed to center th their lr demands for or- or ac ae Lion on on tho the constitutional amendment ent i upon pon the tho nominee l When it was w. seen that a candidate lat had id been nominated the tho customary l Continued on l Page Pago 2 w 1 f I I IS' IS WELL RECEIVED BY lEADERS I II I Continued from Page 6 1 changing of ot votes begun began with a 8 half halt dozen who had voted for other c candidates candidates candi candi- dates switching over so as to ap appear ear in the winning column on tho the last f I ballot Most of ot Illinois deserted Its Ita governor and ond many of ot the Wood men Hoo oo asked to have havo their votes recorded for tor Harding The Tho fin final l check up showed n for with only 1 12 left supporting Lowden for Wood and SO for tor John John- I son BOn on At their best earlier In the day the Wood people had mUs mustered 21 12 votes and the Lowden Lowdon forces Johnsons Johnson's high point was US on the tho Gc d ballot yesterday A motion to make the tho nomination unanimous was passed In in ina a a. great chorus us of ot approval but when opportunity was as given for tor negative votes there were somo some noes from Wisconsin whose delegation throughout the tho day shad had TOted voted amid hisses and catcalls solidly for tor Senator Robert M. M S inept pt to Victory Th The plan to nominate Senator L Lenroot Len Len- n- n root for the tho vice presidency had the backing of Im many ny of or the men who had helped put Harding over lint but ut tho the name ot Governor Coolidge stIrred tho delci deleJ delc- delc i J gates gate and galleries t. t to repeated cheer cheer- 1 Ing and ho was swept into second place I on the ticket before the first roll callI call I had gone two-thirds two of ot its length Again It was Pennsylvania which furI fur fur- 1 J I 1 the the- winning votes Governor Coolidge got soot totes TOles toi toa to 1 1 i for tor Senator Lenroot rind and 68 for tor Governor Anon Allen of Kansas 1 Several others other got scattering support without being placed formally in nomination The resolution wa was greeted with another demons demonstration Uon and there then was renewed ch cheering a a. few tow minute later lator when hen the tired delegates were told their work was done It was early evening by bT the time adjournment was reached but before midnight hundreds had checked out and were on their way r Is Happy His Wife More So So Chicago June l 12 Caught 1 Caught at the ho hoI hotel hotel ho- ho I tel to wh which ch he rushed from the tho Coliseum Coliseum Coli Coil seum after his ills nomination Senator I I Harding made rondo no formal statement but d declared ho he was very happy and deeply grateful to his friends The Tho Republican nominee showed plainly his elation when he ho emerged from his rooms with Mrs Harding to taco lace a n battery of cameramen Salt If you Ou want to make Mrs rs Harding k l look pleased said the man on whom I tho the Republican party had Just conferred conferred con con- the tho greatest honor in its gift gUt tell her something about abut tho the price o of millinery coming down There Thero was WM a n. burst of laughter In which Mrs I Harding joined and tho the cameras clicked a n. lively accompaniment ment as DS tho the photographers adopted tho the suggestion Mrs I Harding was beaming with happiness Asked for some comment upon her feeling as to tho the distinction given her husband by his his' fellow v Republicans Re Re- publicans she aha said I am tremendously tremendously do pleased of course But Dut I think my husband Is worthy of ol this honor and I am content to bo be in tho the reflected light Senator an and Mrs Harding were busy with preparations ns to enable them to catch a n. train leaving Ing for tor Washington within a a. few hours The senator had been up nearly all night In tho the round of or conferences with part party chieftains which lcd led to his nomination and to toda today today to- to da day spent hours in tho the heat and strain at ot tho the Coliseum while the tho battle battlo from which ho he merged a no victor by overwhelming overwhelming over over- whelming vote was being brought to its dramatic close Tho The pleasure of or the victory had re re- re physical strain however and tho Ohio senator showed little evidence of ot It after ho had bathed and put on un fresh tresh clothing V Wood good in Statement Thanks His Friends Chicago June 12 General l General Wood Is Issued issued is- is sued tho following statement before tho the official vote voto was las announced I congratulate Senator Harding on his nomination LEONARD WOOD General Wood also issued a statement statement state state- m ment nt thanking the tho public for tor the na- na wido tion-wido e expression of ot confidence and support in his Ills campaign and also I thanking his associates for their work in his behalf Tho The statement read At tho the close of ot this campaign I take 1 this opportunity to thank from the tho bottom of 0 my iny heart all aU the men and women who have havo helped so loyally loyalty Inthe in inthe inthe the pre convention and convention con con- test I am sincerely grateful for tor their help and appreciate the spirit of oC unselfish unselfish un un- selfish loyalty in which it was wan given I also appreciate the nation nation- Ide ex expression ex- ex of confidence and support support- Butler Satisfied With G. G 0 O. P. P Choice By raj universal Service Chicago June 12 New 12 New York state will nl roll up the biggest blest vote for tor Harding Hard ing Ine- and ancl Coolidge that it has over ever polled In a n presidential election said NIcholas Nicholas Nich NIch- olas Murray Butler to Universal S Service Service rv- rv ice a few minutes after tho nomination of or Senator Harding had been an an- I I was waR the he first man to sh shako ko hands with Mr Harding after aCter the r result sult was Dr Butler Duller added No fONo better botter betterman betterman botterman man could have o o been selected by the Republican party parly 8 as its ItJI standard bearer Borah Declares Harding Unsatisfactory Chicago Juno June 13 Sunday USona Sona Sona tor Harding is an ultra conS ultra conservative and everybody e knows that he ho is not satisfactory to mound I am em sure Suro that I ho Is not satisfactory to Senator Johnson Johnson John John- son tion said Senator William E. E Borah of or I Idaho early this morning It was tHe i first direct t s tat como come from th the political m l life tho defeated old anti gu guard d after Hardings Harding's n tl S Senator norah Borah has been th the c senators senator's personal ills hIs taC tat out the c convention n taken in political quarters meaning mooning that It so gOE ot Johnson as well welt r Just before the nomina had IId Id no Ing nomination Senator of ot Borah an any ani d of a a- a m violation will be In till Mon with us to adjourn Continued on AON IS WELL WELLy y BY lEADERS pre pieced In Inne P Page g- g d From orn ne cone consider a I. I candidate ln to to pant situ AIL 1 to would say sap on o Je o of nomination after tt r t the he the I tat ft D perhaps they of tho the n lot lost tr lAC 0 pe tet teJ d a Are b Hughes u F. F r ork Jane un unsuccessful l Cherie 1 r successful Republican can- can ua In U MIC 1 |