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Show DESERET EVENING NEWS. Advert Mag ta ItiwiMt, It to WU jr that ynj frill U U (mat-M- a nnti 1 banatnm, 20 FRIDAY. JUNK PAGES 11 1920 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SEVENTIETH am rn 0J h rim cSb tSb. tSb cSb A cfc fc dRi rib CJj & .rib YEAH rib & Six of G. O. P; Candidates Are Placed in Nomination Amid Great Demonstrations DIRECTORS OF THE WOOD CAMPAIGN. REPUBLICAtlS Leading Candidates in Seclusion Of Hotel Rooms Keep Touch With L p. hI Convention Affairs by Telephone ,c J- p tltlClGO. Jane 1 While the speerhre were being made at the today the hading candid tee for pmdtlrnUal nomination were tn the mx 4 union of their hotel moms, but were in Instant touch by telephone with the convention hall, Senator Johnson was closeted with werend of hi d risers at - hie -- v:- CWinrum V -- - i lAry m w 1 O F T IM E TO Gen. Wood arrived te the city from Fort Sheridan and ' called ahnnt him the men, who acre to direct the fight on the floor of the convention. After they had gone to the convention the general held to - his room,- ' Sweltering Heat Doe Delay Proceeding; Not Reo-lutio-n of Regret for Inexpressible Los Through Death of Roosevelt Adopted. 11 COLISEUM, Chicago,- June lo spite of the sweltering temperature Inside the convention hall, the delegates began to pile Into their places a full half hour before todays session - was to begin. They all were rearing to hare It over and the possibility that i he nominations might be ma&e today and the convention ended seemed to take some of the edge bff their from the heat. It gave promise of being the hottest .day of, Jh convention in etl rei'pect. The sun got to work with a vigor exceeding even the feverish efforts of candld.aid-sefIn theta,.eleventh-hou- r manag-r- a forts to line up a winning comblna-l.on' Moat of those on the convention and In the galleries came with fans, and many of the delegates' stripped off their coats before they took their seets. For' tho time- being at least, the hot weather was the big feature in tho convention picture. Delay In Opening. At 9;20 a. m.. hewever, when the convention should have been called to order there still were great patches at empty, seats In the delegates' section and the platform was almost empty. The crowd sent up an ever growing while It waitrumble of ed for the party leaders to get through with thelr'conferences in their hotels a mile away. During the wait the delegates still were asking one another who was to be nominated and the usual reply was distinctly of the "damnfno character. The managers for all tha candidates tried to outdo one another In confer;-cneover the result. The Wood people were claiming a victory by the third or fourth ballot The predictions of " the others were less definite. who had planThe Wood managers, ned.. to have a - string of second speeches for their candidate, revised their program at the last minute to that only Frank Knox of New Hampshire and Mrs. Douglas Robinson of .New York would second Genera'. Wood's nomination. When 9:45 o'clock passed the dele- but gates space was pretty well filled,leadnot a single one of the first line ers had put In his appearknee. The band filled in with something that sounded like a lullaby. Candidates MMug From Floor. For the first time since the convention, began, candidates for the presidency wero hn lowing from the floor.. Dr. Butler, of New York gave his proxy to a woman who sat In a box. Gov. Sproul dropped in for a few minutes, but announced he would to hi? . hotel . when balloting started. The friends of Senator Johnson said they did not expect their candidate to show himself in the Coliseum. Delaware delegates said the plan to nominate T. Coleman Du Pont had been abandoned, but the delegation balt would vote for him ,n dia-trc- ) -- . con-ersat- lon re-tu- rd the-firs- lot. - . - robust delegate from West Virginia, manifestly preparing . for a. tempestuous time.' took off his galluses anl put them in his pocket. Just about that time the band played Reuben, Rueben, I've Been Think. A ing. At a ew minute to 1 oclock, still heat, music and conversation constituted the sum total of the business. The lateaeee of 'the leaders, caused rhurh speculation among the rank and file, who wondered what deals to break the nomination deadlock might be underway. Two minute before 19 o'clock JUa. or Lodge, the chairman, and Will Hays, appeared on the platform, but the milling delegates hardly noticed their arrival. The band was choked off end a mlnpte later the convention area called to order.' Senator Lodge rapping for order on a newly-mad- e he had Teeterdev gavel plank. "early smashed the thin table ton Peg John Meyer of Chicago offered prajer. -- . Regrets for Rmanelt. pv a rising vote and In a roar of applause the convention then adopted k reaolutlon offered by Alexander In-P. Hoore of Pittsburg, expressing expressible loss over the death of Theodore Roosevelt, loved eetjtter-blnow and te be loved ae long i ' y Underwood & Underwood. Ool. Wm. C. Proctor of Cincinnati and Frank II. IUUiioock, photo graphed In front of the Coliseum In Chicago. Wood Supporters Continue Noisy Demonstration for 45 Minutes and California Picture i Displayed and Pandemonium Break Loose; Senator Lodge Kept Buy With Gavel in Endeavor to Restore Order. mfm od quarters. lov. lowden used the eariy boar of the day for conference with his chief and then also adjourned to his apartment to await report of the conventions happening. As far as aacrrtainod, none of the amvonnerd candidates with the. exception of Gov. Sprout of Pennrylvr.nl vtadted the Coliseum during the day. , Gov. Sprout appeared them before the convention, bat returned to . OF SESSIOI! , r , Each of Nomination Meet With Tumultuous Demonstration on Floor And in Gallerie in Whick Each Faction Made Displays of Patriotism. his hotel. Processions of Deleg ates Serve To Bolster Up Enthusiasm Upon , Floor of Convention Hall After attempted by the delegatee and galCOLISEUM, Chicago, June II. Tb leries themselves. The demonstrabig Johnson and Wood tion quieted down somewhat as the er all placed In nomination benoise like .escaping steam pervaded the hall, but there were also many fore th? Republican convention today renewed cheer. during the first four hours of a welt- was., carried in ciple, but on th fundamental found- ering session. 1 Lodge Threatens to (Sear Galleries. man for preaidant t ' th Lowden procession. ation of the Republican, party. Each of the nomination . was acThe delegates cheered when SenaChair Overturned. Domcntic lav ace Dominate. tor Lodge at the end of 40 minutes, said tbs delegates all were in their . Tkelllinols, Iowa. Oklahoma, Domestic tomes, ha said. will he companied with tumultuous demonArkaaaas and Kentucky dele- predominant, Governor Lowden also, stration on the floor and in the eats and that the galleries would be in which th usual convention cleared unless they quieted down. gation showed sp among th Low- he said, represent no particular class. Mr. Plokett bad to be told that hi scenes of The announcement got the desired den pictures in the parade. Again the more or less, were taking part ou nation cherishes Its marching, shouting, sweathaps . went on prewas Senator once for the meri men and time lights Lodge ' ' up. in the cheering and - -Many result and at Hampshire it aroused another wave of noise. In Iowa, he said, w know Gov. I ing delegates prancing about the hall, amid of those on 'the floor yelled like real sented to Frank Knox of New nominaFSmator- Lodge 'Announced Boat of the delegates chairs were Lwdn: we believe In tl Gen. Wood's carrying flag,, banners and ttksnrjs-- . mere cheers that the time had jeome Indians and they looked like Indians tion. . . second. overturned as the parade became more , . giv-j- e of their favorite candidate were . convention nominawomen w?Joln the of with hair and to the herr the the for, riotoua and there was much smashing Inf him nation. Lowden Ovation Planned. tions for the' presidency" Alabama collar of the .men. decorated by the ' Another straw - , . ef as woman hats i the enthusiasts was called to push be' thej . passed when the rollcall of states In falling feathers. 'While th Wood demonstration was ed their way through the crowded con rostrum to second a candidate. Mrs. vention along at ex th Forcing cqn be continuing, to let's gan, Arizona yielded seemed Wood, "It'a I go, Fletcher Dobbins of Chicago, plans for the Lowden vention floor. made press sp$d make up for the time a noisy demonstration. Gov. Allen was the motif running ..through, the con- counterpart wars . in progress. Fifteen minute after the' demob1 BPCh '0r.h 1,lnol lost-- in settlement of th. treaty i'ssuc. escorted to. the platform and began fusion of shouting. In one corner a ' stration At the head ef aisles were men began it apparently was gain effort were made to hold th tint his speech nominating Gen. Wood. of rooters kept up a continual with Mr Dobbin said, c flags and Lowden lithographs lng headway and Senator LodgeT wax -' ,J bunch tom-to16 a gtveir- - to denrofwtTatitmir'rfqvra Crowd Cheers A&n. of Igorote Philippine musiq,,. no the WomeiTiYnitao'u Tnhehitr of effort to fC top ready tertos unfurled as soon as the making on minimum, who seconding speeches bellev In. was of the lot a business there Senator Lodge shook 1 hands with that, gallerie Illinois governor' name was offered. Inevitable ProoeweionfiLarta. were limited to five minute and to nd commons nxe are a vital sfficlency Gov. Allen and the crowd cheered, necessity two minutes when there were more Mr. Knox, a former private of the noie. but at first not the or our governmeat in this "If Wood, lets go, also was printed had which th marked hour and waving Wood pennants,, hats and cheering convention Effort was to for those who hope to lighten the than two- seconds. ed on many of the blue and white Rough Riders, told th handkerchiefs., reach the balloting before adjourn- tha general's Wood .demonstration. that. New burdens of women a well men th During Gov. 'Allens recital of Gen. banners waving over the Wood groups. native state,Hampshire, some Lowden Presently, however, on tho farm, and believe in a him not as a Wood's record of public service, the When the demonstration had been on son of the regarded program I got busy and loosed re of humanitarian stats, but a son of the cheer leader and social legislation I Aa lh nominating speaker got Wood supporter? interjected frequent about 19 minute the Inevitable proroar from Fol the posted galleries.'' to eonaerv th welfar of th future ady response from the convention-ocession started. It was led by dele- whole notion." cheers. lowing the example of the women In Roosevelts Sister Speaks. America, I have th honor in sec-- 1 Whsn the governor made a crack gates from Minnesota and It started Jockey for Recces, th 8. a Albert grey Smith, parade, at William J. Byrans celebrated dic- snaking its way about the convention Bom Lowden4 tntm!ntlon 9t 'rank of the western contingent whiskered The from a lot of delegate Springfield, got speaker cheers, of tum about 1,000,000 men springing to hall just as Senator Lodge had come but not so much as did Mrs. wanted to adjourn without taking a Illinois, mounted to th shoulders of Douglas two I Gov. Morrow Make arms over night, he looked down at to the front of the platform and, Robinson of New ballot after the nomination speeches was about carried and bpeeob. delegatee still in York, where Mr. Bryan was sitting in the rapped for order. He went back again mourning for her brother. Col. Roose- th torturous course of the procession. n conduced and some of the" Gev,- Mdrrow-o- f Kentucky mdlhad I press box. But the Nebraskan had his and sat down as the parade gathered velt, others Including the Illinois delega-Tal- k Round and round through the date another brief seconding addresa when she took the to platform write to momentum. nose to his manuscript trying to em, he Was told when I tion arhlch la for Lowden, .wanted to Gen. Woods nonilnation. gates section went the rraders, walk I It looked strange to many of the second on industriously while a plump womarrange for an adjournment after the Thu first woman ever to perform lng on each others and everybody he started. an writer was shoving through the oldtlmers to see women for the first that ballot. Th Wood people atood "sacond corns elsas and "Kentucky, their a function up in Republican keeping national conven Kentucky ' narrow aisle behind his chair. If he time among the marchers. Changing on thelr refusal to have an adjourn- eaid, "brings you this message: tlon, she got a rising overation when cheering without a lull. Gov. Morrow, he "Give heard the reference he did not let on. their slogan, the circulating Wood peo- she I us to lead th hosts of battle mnt after th first ballot on which was Unreduced by Senator Lodge of Kentucky eitmbed on tho speakers I a I There was much moving around ple took up "We want Wood as their November, Frank O. Lowden. To stop the demonstration, they expected their candidate to show Mrs. platform and motioned to the Lowden dhd Mlth among the delegates and a mild rum- marching cry. him to lead we will smash I minimum of strength, to in flutter th Robinson waved galleries supporters her hand. ble of conversation kept up. There California supplied flags to various the line When the nominating speeches got Do-Hlndenburg of southern th blr American flags draping from 1 Shu spoke with a clear, were many Wood boosters in the gal- friendly delegations to be waved In voice carrying forever. J moCTwey to Judge Pritchard of North Carolina, and crisp enunciation, appar- the rail. the Interest of Johnson. The several Frank O. Lowden has demonstrated I th delegate and visitor wsr so 1m lery and they kept breaking in with ' ease heard to with 35 Over tho ently Last Minute. the recounted ef Allen depths as Gov. hi power and hi ( applause delegates Jr pm Nebraska favorable to the hall. Give patient and unwilling to listen that nlm this nomination capacities. achievements of his candidate. Wood Immediately commandeered there were upwards of nome and hell bring former Senator Butler, who placed Apparently Mrs. Robinson declared she wanted the bacon them when the procession started. In November." . Ithe Judge in nomination, had a hard Allens Laundry Wilted. Leonard Wood for president, "not be- 209 delegates and maybe more taking Charles 8. The convention managers saw pros- cause Wheeler of California, who) time making himself heard, Gov. Allen worked hard at his he was my brothers friend, but part in the rumpus which went on a of session when the very long mark without sign nominated Johnson, got roar of! rh feature ef the days proceed-cheepast the speech and the perspiration, rolled pect on. They because he is his type of man." o fabatement. lly down in cataracts over his quickly demonstration went on and Participation of hsT" from tho Praises Leonard Wood. of the the half-houguessed supporters other Mrs. r, At a wilted laundry. While the speech was the parading had referred to th. Wilson admfnistmto? Robinson to candidates would In outdo I a the spoke try well about broken up, but th noise was 14 oifnilliinf their.-firs- t Kv infaMna going on arrangements were made for royal Mcaho? bal- pitching ringing voice. that in the national convention . . Gov. Lowden's nominating speech to Wood people with the result Paranoe still Lowden The G to vociferous William delegates he -crown - . "I can speak to you as on of th declined to resumo their seats, svea , f a party, the wom.n who ad follow Gen. Wood's. Arkansas dele- loting be Jong delayed. prince behind ibe platform mothers of New York etate," said she though they were not moving dressed the convention made splendid about gates, next on the roll, said the state a In the gallery, Ask was "who know it Direct because of the fore- the hall, and Question. . big group of men and women started would yield to Illinois. speeches. they whistled through sight and courage of Leonard Wood their "Ar you prepared for four year had worn out after California, next In line, was te name yelling Wood, Wood, Wood. in an that they finger eons went their overseas mors of them f he .houted. fit fightSenator Johison, disposing of the big endless rythm while thousands uni chord with yelling. Galveton Loading of and not as cannon fod- their vocal masked a noisemaker that kept time ing machines The crowd answered No! nor But three."' on turned OA th light one Some der," to the a yellow and sounded like big As the unbossed convention rolled Mr. when Wheeler Under 0pen Shop b to referred more and the Senator Mrs. Robinson spoke with feeling procession presently on everything according to schedule, bucksaw. to reorganise, this time getting Johnson aa having had an inadequate gan a and direct forceful old of the delivery which Senators Lodge and Smoot and falling campaign fund, the crowd let go a Smoothly Lodge Fails to Check Noise. together on it ahouting reminded many of her late brother. Republican school, sat Inscrutable side of W Want Low- round of boos. Jeers and guffawa The crowd cheered when she said: into a ing-on- g table. 16 chairmans Whetiifhe the behind noise had lasted side for by den. GALVESTON, .Texas, June- 1 1. Forwef Senator Beveridge admonished At the concluding word of the nom- minutes. Senator Lodge tried again to We want not tho man who takes the th crowd to. remain quiet and Loading of the steamer Comal, with Oklahoman Sing, inating speech thousands of many-colore- d get order, hut th demonstrators only tpan who makes them. We wnt th three months congestion of freight, the speaker proceed. It was . taken up by th gallerie letDuring turkey feathers which have replied with a renewed outburst of With emphatic gestures, Mr. Robthe Utter part of Mr. due to a dock worker atriks, conwer where been the convention badge of the noise- - At that time the parading had inson many standing tinued smoothly today. It is expected Wheeler address there was said: "We must hav the kind Wood-peoplwere loosed from the about died down, but the generals A group of Oklahoma delegates erable confusion from conversation.) th h,p wU1 ll for Nw York Sun of a man for who will look varied a ceiling of the Coliseum and floated faithful were not willing to keep quiet from America president the harmony introducing by When he told of the wealth repre- day. out and - from Europe or lt down. down over the cheering delegates. refrain, Lowden, Lowden, Fran k O. sented on the California delegation, An "open shop association, with in.' At the Lowden. milepost the dels Photographs Taken. . can murmur of amused talk went 190 charter member organised test "No RobMrs showed ' The lights were turned on to give gate sign of quitting, but the ineoi. When it had gone 49 minutes. Just around. When h Mid he was nearing night telegraphed the Texas legislahad ThaZI. Roomv.lt up th din, cwrjHgw.;,,,, Leonard Wood been in the a chance while gallerie kept WhiV as long a th Wood demonstration. th sod there wer several cries of ture their approval of Gov. W. F. the photographer in and sections the many of th lr,t Attempt wa mad to stop good, good, and h replied: "Un-cor- k Hobbys action In sending troops here HouiM! (hA . Germans many of those on the floor mounted standing Nothin whooping It up every time there mrhed through the noise. chairs and waved 'Wood banners, i your prejudiced ear for juet on to guard workmen on th wharvea Memed demonrtraeny wodTof poMibltity th. more th,n the rlngmg 8nator Lodge had given the chair moment and for the first time in your Approximately J00 delegates, per tion would end. test. W never want again a man who to former. Senator Beveridge of InMurder Mytery is The "Wood, Wood, Wood repetidiana and the latter landed hi gavel between right and neutrality. (Continued en page two.) tion made an easily recognised imita- wait on so was th She it that champion's table bmdly cheered at the end Preented in Death tion' of soldiers marching. It broks shook the platform. But th Lowden her speech. out intermittently and combined with of Senator toforces soon make a thought ought they got Of Noted Whist Expert Lodge hearing, th tom-toand the bucksaw con- however, and th rollcall was oon' th demonstration a little longer and traption almost drowned the blaring tinned. Beveridge sent for some of the leadNEW YORK. June 11. Mystery of tin horns and the cheering in the er of the Lowden delegations, and Nominates Lowden. surrounds tha death her today of ' other parts of th hall.asked them to use their Influence to whist Arkansas yielded to Illlnoi Joseph El we 11, a widely-know- n and quiet the convention floor, so as to HKchroc On Floor. A. expert and author of several books William' Representative . Declarup, Rodenberg speed MONTREAL JuneTl. on and auction n. th was demonstration Frank bridge. of that state During presented to nomiFIckMt beoooda Istwdsaa. Elwell was found by hi- - houseing that the Merchants AssociaHitchcock, supreme chief ef th Wood nate Gov. Lowden, 'VIENNA. June 11. The Ausa Th little noia .abated most and In a chair In his bedwas seated A on force conferman business Interests th with a otherkeeper big tion and platform big vole. Repre- of the trian cabinet beaded bv Dr. Karl delegate took their seat but room, with a bullet wound in his forering with Frank Knox, his floor sentative Rodenburg spoke without th in New York City were raising a while It (Senaup, gallerie kept leader. Renner aa chancellor, which has head. Detectives pronounced tha case t manuscript beginning and Beveridr Industriously mnthd fund ef 15,995,909 te carry on an When th noise maker bed been at then warming up th deliberately on of murder. Lowuen sup- tor held office most of the time since 42 the minutes demonAt the Cos-telgavel; it for Elwell' money, Jearelry, and many half an hour, they still were go- porters to repeated cheering. l, open shop war, James T. ha resigned. armUtlea the was stilled and Charles stration finally was and chairman tho valuable trophies wer untouched. ing strong Representative Rodenburg got hie E. Pickett of Waterloo, la, aooonded of dhe Brooklyn Central laDr. Renner presented the re--' making no further attempt t put on greatest applause when . he earns te Governors Lowden's nomination. bor council, asked the convention th lid. hi eoenlum ef Gov. Lowden as a busiIgnation shortly after midnight Patch Has Power to A few minutes later, however. Sen- ness man and an administrator of abilTh Illinois candidate, Mr. Picket, of the American Federation ef Laa meeting of th cabinet after n t no seced ator re his renewed p'reee Lodge pounding said, particular on and economic financial lines. bor to support striking transporConfer on Teachen of the- Sowith repreeentsthe with th gavel, but ail the good ll ity tion and made his campaign on na tation workers. did him was the gymnastic benefit of Lowden DrmomdraUon Marla. . narrow issue, but on a platform as cial Democrata to a content Introduce unanimous PARIS, June 1 1. Nctwithstandlet a the nation Itself. Like Repthe exercise. Th break cam unexpectedly As soon as the speech was ever the broad resolution to this effect. The resthe Moat of the detente seemed to be resignation of the Pollen eshtwv! tvs Rodenberg the spesker resents: over tb minister ef war deolution was referred to committee. while 1e was en route to Psria Atar-istaSenator Lodge Lowden demonstration began, his dele- had a full ringing voice end he kept with to agree willing The Colorado htates Associasupporters carry In the big crowd well In band. There cree en army dasriidlne" about Petek, minister of foralga affaire that the ronventloa sugnt to go os gatee among his tion of Journeymen Barber notitn th Wiutskt mtntatry, wU:- - a question was raised in fuH powef large pictures of the candidate tacked was a rosslng cheer from th convsn-floo- r. wirii itg work. th national assembly yesterday, fied the convention by telegraph and will confer wh Dr Edward 9s when Mr. Pickett said th naFor he mo rt part they eat glum te wooden standards. A precession got that it endorsed the federation by lh Christisa ,Aocisltla representing Caeche nova k la, in an end emitted never a peep, bat the undsr wsy almost immediately, head- tion needed prsctteal msn, and that It is believed a new coall-toeffort to seMie the Teaebqq t ed by lews delegates, bearing a float Governor Lowden would fill that but political polity and galleries replied to the chairman's rat-tasix-fo- we ' formed be of win the a csbtmt Mr. delithograph Pickett Governor Ixwdn, governor IV 1 1 J versy. The first ccrAer- pending with a renewed bare ef eotao, opponed te any third party the slectiooa A long banner urging a bsainew clared, WM not Tunning- n pm prta- . At 45 minute tha first hushing wax today, proposal. Each Name is Given by Lowden and Johnson Men Create; threu-Lowde- Speyer n. -- . Equal Outbursts for Their Leaders Con-nsctic- jz. gni-leri- e t neble-pa-trk- - '' flag-warin- -- hlmF-ww-true- , i1' '' XX ' f 1 - r. - -- Progrees -- e nil. 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