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Show Clark Still Leads But Is Far Short of 'Being Elected Baltimore, June 29 Most of the stato delegations had taken their places In tho convention hall at 3.45. Tho gallery crowds already extended back to the last tier and promised to exceed In magnltudo any of tho former gatherings Officials wore gradually taking their places on the platform. Tho pre ailing talk from the floor Indicated In-dicated a proloiigod BCEsIon, with little lit-tle material change In tho early ballots. bal-lots. The New York dologation decided In caucus late this afternoon to stick to Judson Harmon on the second ballot and to voto for Clark on the third ballot unless unuaual developments arise As to Underwood, Kern and othors, future caucuses will determine. deter-mine. "We can caucus nny time without leaving our chairs," said Alton B. Parker. Mr Murphy announced after the Now York caucus that It was not nec-ossao nec-ossao that New York's 90 votCB 3hould go to dark on tho third ballot. bal-lot. "Wo will ote for Harmon until the delegation is polled," said Murphy "That may come on tho third ballot. It maj not." Representative Stanley of Kentucky of steel Investigation fame, and Son-ator Son-ator Martlne of New Jcrsoy wero among the early arrivals The band took up Its part In tho enllvonniont. Loaders representing all candidates for the presidential nomination declared de-clared boforo tho tomontlon was called call-ed to ordor that all had agreed to domain do-main in scsbIoii until a nomination is made Convention called to order at 1:12 p. m. The second ballot on the presidential presiden-tial nomination was ordered at 4:20. No nomination on tho second ballot. Vote by States. Roll call Alabama Undorwood, 24. Arkansas Clark, 18. California Clai k, 2C. Connecticut Baldwin, 14. Colorado Clark. 12. Delaware Clark. C. Florida Underwood, 12. Georgia LTndprwood, 2S. Idaho Claik, 8. Illinois Clark, 5S. Indiana Marshall, 30. Iowa Clark, 2C. Kansas Clark, 20 Kentucky Clark, 20. Louisiana Clark, 11; Wilson. 9. Maine Clark, 1; Wilson, 9; Underwood Under-wood 2 Maryland Clark, 10. Massachusetts Clark, 35; Wilson, 1. Michigan Passed. Minnesota Wilson, 20. Mississippi Underwood, 20. Missouri Clark, 36. Montana Clark, S. Nebraska Harmon. 4, Clark, 12. Nevada Clark. C Now Hampshire Clark 7, Wilson 1 Now Jorsoy Wilson 24; Clark, 2; Sulzer, 2. New Mexico Clark, S. Now York Harmon, 90. North Carolina Wilson, 1G 1-1, Underwood, 7 1-4; Harmon, 1-2. North Dakota Wilson, 10, Ohio Bryan. 1; Clark, 2; Wilson, 11, Harmon, 34. Oklahoma Clark, 10; Wilson, 10. Oregon Wilson, 10. Pennsylvania Wilson, 72; Harmon, 3, Bryan, 1. Rhode Islan Clark, 10. South Carolina Wilson, IS. South Dakota Wilson, 10. Tennessee Passed. Texas Wilson, 40. Utah WIlBon, 6 1-2; Clark, 1 1-2 Vermont Wilson S. Virginia Wilson, 9 1-2; Clark, 1-2; Underwood 14 Washington Clark, 1 1. West Virginia Clark, 16. Wisconsin Wilson, 19; Clark, 7. Wyoming Clark 0. Alaska Clark, 4; Wilson. 2. District of Columbia Clark, 4. Hawaii Clark. 2 Wilson, 3, Un-.derwood, Un-.derwood, l. Porto Rico Clark, 3; Wilson 3. Michigan Marshall, 1; Harmon, I; Wilson, 11, Clark, 4. Tennessee Clark, S 1-2; Wilson, G 1-2; Harmon, 5 1-2; Underwood, 3; not voting, 1-2. Official Result Total, 1.0S8; Clark, 44G 1-2, Wilson, 339 3-4; Underwood, 111 1-4. Harmon, 141; Baldwin, 11; Marshall, 31, Sulzer, 2; Bryan, 2; not voting, 1 Third Ballot. Roll call. Alabama Underwood 24. Arizona Clark G. Arkansas Clark 18. California Clark 2G. Colorado Clark 12. Connecticut Baldwin 14. Delaware Wilson G. Florida Undorwood 12. Georgia Underwood 2S. Idaho Clark S Illinois -Clark 5S. Indiana Marshall 30. low a-Clark 2G. Knnsas Clark 20 Kentuoky Clark 2G. Louisiana Clark ll; Wilson 9. Maine--Clark 1; Wilson 11. Maryland Clark 1C. Massachusetts Paused. Michigan .Marshall, 1, Wilson, 11; Clark, 14 Minnesota Wilson, 24. Mississippi Undorwood, 20. Missouri Ci.irk, CG. Monta-a Clark, 8. Nebraska Harmon, 4; Clark, 12. Nevada Clark, G Now H&mpshl re Clark. 7; Wilson, Wil-son, 1. .New Jersey Wilson, 24; Clark, 2; Underwood, 2. Now Mexico Clark, S Now York Harmon, 90. North Carollnu Wilson , 10 1-2; Undorwood, 5; Harmon, 2 1-2. North Dakota Wilson, 10. Ohio Clark, 1. Wilson, 11; Harmon, 33; Bryan, 2; not tlng, 1. Ohio vote challenged Poll of delegation dele-gation ordered. Ohio Harmon 33. Wilson 13, Kern 1. Confusion In voto, Ohio passed for prcsont. Oklahoma Clark 10, Wilson 10. Oregon Wilson 10. Pennsylvania Wilson 73, Harmon 3 Rhode Island Clark 10. South Carolina Wilson IS. South Dakota WIIboii 10. Tennesse; Clark C, Wilson 0 1-2, Harmon 4, Und rwood S 1-2. Texas Wilson 40. Utah Wilson G 1-2, Clark 1 1-2. Vermont Wilson, 8. Virginia WilBOn 9 1-2; Clark 1-2; Underwood 14. Washington Ctork 14. WesjL Vlrglnla-Clark 1U. Wisconsin Wilson 19; Clark 7. Wyoming Clark G. Alaska Clark 4, Wilson 2. No nomination fln . |