Show I I I I I j JOHNSON AND WOOD RElATIONS NEAR OPEN RUPTURE E G rowing owing Enmity May Have Haye Bearing on Cn Decisions at Chicago r By Harold D D. Jacobs United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK April Apr 30 Politicians were sp today on oft on the effects of Sen Senator to Hiram Johnsons Johnson's charges of fraud In In ln Tuesdays Tuesday's primary in New Jersey Jersey Jersey Jer Jer- sey which has resulted In his demand for fora or ora a recount In In several districts This was wae the first open break between Republican al candidates In the tion campaign It marked the culmination Lion tion of a growing enmity y between s 's n the organizations agoo of Senator aT J Johnson t i and Veneral Wood which had its Inception In the Dakota primaries in March and was accentuated by the Minnesota preferential vote Wood has shown an utter disregard for t the e unwritten law of politics that ac accords accords accords ac- ac cords to a favorite son the uncontested right to unanimous support of his home state He Be has been more or less successful successful suc suc- in splitting the dele delegations of Governor Coolidge In Massachusetts But in so doing political observers assert ne has incurred the displeasure of these candidates candidates' candidates candidates' can can- followers H Jt has so happened that most of ot the spectacular fights to date have been furnished furnished fur fur- by Wood and Johnson The Dakotas Da- Da kolas kotas Minnesota Michigan Montana Nebraska and New Jersey have seen them pitted against each other In bitter biller primary y battles Certain p profess to IIi sig see n fl fact fa H t that Lowden Hard Hard- ing In'S ave personally t that that their followers m r n any rival rhal candi Sy y have o obviously JI r f lj 1 14 4 f r. r rV or left the way w way y open for tor an any ary I that may be made on the moor noor noor of the thc convention |