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Show DEADLOCK UNBROKEN AFTER 22 BALLOTS p Convention Recesses Until Tomorrow II Cox Leading, McAdoo I Second When Frazzled I Delegates Vote to Rest M Convention Waits in Vain for Dark Horse or Pos- j sible Breaks in the Solid Fronts; Democratic Tradition Forbids Holding Sessions on Sunday; Sun-day; Leaders to Spend Rest Day Looking for Man to Break Deadlock AUDITORIUM. July 3. After 22 fruitless ballots thrr Democratic national convention just before midnight gave up hopes of selecting a presidential nominee within the firsc week of its session and adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday morning. Repeated attempts to adjourn were defeated throughiwt the early part of the night, but as midnight approached and it was soon to become Sunday the tradition that a Democratic national convention never works on a Sunday, coupled with the fact that the convention was tired, worn and frazzled had its effect and the final motion to adjourn was unopposed When the convention stopped Cox was leading with 430. McAdoo came next with 312Yz- Palmer was down to 1 60'2- The final ballots of the night were full of McAdoo movement, but it failed to make much headway Georgia, his home state pledged to Palmer, swung over with her 28 votes in a block for one ballot to see if it would start her native son toward victory, but it failed to do so and she swung back to the attorney general. No dark horse appeared during the night's balloting to ! carry off the honors and the convention adjourned just as j much in need of soasebody -to rally about as it was when it began the balloting. j It was a deadlock with nobody in sight to break it. Sun-day Sun-day will be devoted to efforts to finding somebody the con- I vention can swing to. j The first votes to be cast for Woodrow Wilson in the convention came tonight from Missouri, two of them con-trary con-trary to expectations. They did not cause any particular dem J onstration. AUDIT "iRH'M, July 3. After six-; six-; teen futile ballots to find a presl-jdentlal presl-jdentlal nominee, the Democratic na- tlonal convention found itself In a , practical deadlock, and, after having been in session eight consecutive hours j recessed for rest ami conferences to J resume again at 8 o'clock tonight, j Recess was taken under protest of I the Cox people The Talmer people 'and- the .McAdoo people welcomed It. I for It gave i hem opportunity to confer land strengthen their lines. Senator 1 Harrison of Mississippi one of the Cox . leaders, tried to hold the convention ' In session, but the delegates were tired, hungry and sick of balloting and to all practical purposes the convention conven-tion was In recess before the clerk .finished calling the roll to decide the (question, for the delegates were piling through the doors In a noisy bubbftb long before Chairman Robinson had j opportunity to announce that the re-ceas re-ceas resolution had been carried by I a vote of 61 0 to 453. GOVERNOR .ls STEADILY All through the sixteen ballots Governor Gov-ernor Cox had made steady gains until he had taken the lead from BfcAdoo I and was heading toward a majority. : Then on the lust ballot of the session the sixteenth John W. Davis. American ambassador to Great Britain, I whose votes from West Virginia had I been standing steady all day. BUdden-' BUdden-' ly loomed up with new strength which I he drew from all the others, j The language of the situation between be-tween McAdoo and Palmer was in ef-! ef-! feet " now that you've stopped BfcAdoa , help us stop Cos Adrninistration leaders who saw the i Cox boom growing made no secret Of their fear of Us proportions. MIM NOT BE OOX Chairman Glass, of the resolution 'committee, who spU- fur i'redent I Wilson In the framing of tin- ports platform, declared In talking Willi friends that "It must not be Cox." and I when uaked what would happen if Cox got the majority of the convention! and according to custom expected the two-thirds vote. Glass replied that 'Champ Clark had a majority at Baltimore.'' Balti-more.'' How Mr. Clark bad a majority I but failed of nomination is only recent! political history. Several thinjfs seemed to stand out above the noise and clamor and discomfort dis-comfort of the day's balloting. Piinci-I pal among them was the fact that the McAdoo movement had not taken j on the "glucjur movement' which its; boomers had predicted for It, and that the Cox people, who were openly very discouraged a day or two ago, made! constant and consistent gains which! amazed their opponents and the con-1 vention. T1MF TO LOOP THINGS OVFK. The Palmer vote dwindled away, much to the dismay of the Pennsyl-j vanlans. who loyally stood by the at-' torney general all the way through. J The recess, while ostensibly for dlmier. really gave the opposing forces their, much needed opportunity to find some, sort of a common meeting ground. Outwardly there was Utile prospect of! a K-t-together movement between tho three leaden and ihe general indications indica-tions were that the successful forces! would be obliged to com ent rate on a! dark horse. DVVIs PROBABLi; 1KK HORSE, Davis, in lew of his rising ote. haul the edge on the dark horse position! when the convention reassembled. Chairman Cummlngs was not entirely out of i onsideratlon. Franklin D. H Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the nayy wns being discussed among the New York delegates as a possibility jH for the vice presidential nomination. As in administration man. It was urged that he would command admm- lstr.itlon support for whatever cnndl-, cnndl-, date the New York delegation would 1 I support It also was reported In con- fl vention circles that Mr. Davis was the second choice of William G McAdoo supporters. J To every argument advanced for some dark horse. objections vver I heard. Those opposed to C6 argued I the Ohio governor had reached the 1 maximum of his str. ; ;ih and lost Ms opponent when the suspension of the I balloting was permitted for the. re-I re-I cess McAdoo and Palmer forces were Importuned by feuch ether IS find a way to stop him. COX STIII, POWER Desplto the st iti-ments of ?ome ad I ministration leaders that "It cannot i go to Cox" the Cox forces pointed jH ' out that the dark horse movement had I found no rallying point and that Cox I remained a potential power which jH from a small number at the siart had j taken the lead in the balloting and noved McAdoo out of first place. McAdoo supporters had a confrr-ami, confrr-ami, according to their announce- mcnl decided to "stand pat" and at-' at-' tempt to hold ull the votes they could. J They said no attempt would lie made j to coalesce with Palmer people to- J : night because they felt a breaking of 1 the Palmer block would turn votes to Cox. The Cox people at the same jH time luxd a conference-and announced Hi' j would ' stand pat.'' N I I I HER Is WllJJNG a matter of fai t it appeared that i i the Cox or Palmer forces vould lie willing to go to somebody else If the transition resulted In losses to each other. In short, the Cox people were deter- mined in i.e.ii McAdoo. and the Mc- Adoo people were no less determined to beat Cox. There was talk of the convention i;oing over to next week but many of the leaders, planning to hold the convention In session through the night If necessary, said they were sure there would be a nominee be-fore be-fore dav light. At 8 o'clock the hour for re-assem-bllng leadeis and delegates as usual, were late In arriving. i I (. ULLERIES PACKED. Thousands of San Francisco people who had tickets to the convention were deprived of seeing the session tonight because of the recess Tickets for to-day's to-day's session had been taken up for the day session and there were none provided for the nighr session The result was that a block of general admission tickets were Issued and the galleries were packed Indiscriminately. W Continued on page 9 ) oo jH DEADLOCK UNBROKEN 1 Continued from rage It j j ; Fifteen. Ballot 1 it Arimna 6 MrAdno 1: Cox i. Arkaniuf It Palmar M A 'loo 1. sswfl B Colorado ti Cummlnp 1 McAdoo H Connecticut n Cummins;. 14. lirlnwirf McAdoo ?; Cox I. Florida 12 MrAdoo S; Cox 9. 'asr H Idaho S - MrAdoo f. 1 Illinois S Cox 42. ralmcr I; Me' R MB . Indiana SO Cox SO IP P t Kentucky 26 ox 23; MrAdoo I. H ulalana 20 Cox 14; McAdoo 4; H Maine 12. MrAdoo 4: Palmer 4. M (Maryland T4 Cox 1-2. MrAdoo H ; Da v u 1. H Massachusetts 34 Davia 1. Owen He' ' 2:1 Cox 14. 1'almer I. H .Michigan .10 Palmer 10. MrAdoo H IV. Cox BbJ I LI Minnesota 24 Cox S; Palmer 4. B .MrAdoo Wnl H Mississippi SO 'ox 20. H Missouri 36- Clark 2. Cox U 1-2; B VjAdoo 19 1-2; absent B Montana I McAdoo 4; Cox 4. .Nebraska 16 Owen 9; MrAdoo 4. DHH j N I . .- Hampshire I ' Si I'slmer v 1 " I ' U Sow Mexico C MrAdoo 4. IB w York 90 MrAdoo IT; Cox 73. kBH North Carolina 24 MrAdoo 24. tHM North lakota 10 Palmer 1; Cox 3. B Ohio 4 Cox H Oklahoma OWM 20. Oregon McAdoo 10. fB nnwylvanla 74 Cox I;; Cox 1. a i rAdoo 2 . Palmer 73 RhOd Stand 10 Cox 4; Palmer ' II -MB rw - I U 1.11 IIOIIIK ' ""U" jouth Dakota 10 MrAdoo 4; Pal- 1 nv- 1; Cox 5. I 24 Cox 12 MrAdo ' ! ';itn g E . Palmer 3. Texas 40- -McAdoo 40. Utah 8 MrAdoo 8. Vermont I MrAdoo 4. Cox 3; Palme Pal-me 1. Mlrglnla 24 Glass 24. Mashlngtnn 14 Davit I; Cox :. 1-2 M. .dno 7 1-2 ITest Virginia 14 Davis Ifi V onaln 26 Cox 7. McAdoo 19 Wyoming 6 MrAdoo 6 Alaska 6 Palmer T. McAdoo 2. Cox '1. Mstrlct Of Columbia 6 Palmer 6 11 wall 6 McAdoo 1 u Cox 5. 11 LllpplnM C I'timmlnuH 1; Cox 1; III AjdOO 4 PhrtO Rico 6 Palmer 2. Davis 1; Cunimlngs 1; (Jiaas l. MrAdoo i Cinal one 2 Palmer 1, MrAdoo 1. I Sixteenth Ballot A lb b;i ma 24 Davis 6; Cox 8; Mc-' Mc-' Ado.- II r Arizona C i'ux R: McAdoo 1 i Arkansas IS Palmer 2. McAdoo ill 1 Cox a:.. . ' CaJUfornia 26 MrAdoo - 16; Cox . ("urn'mlngs 3 Coiradu 12 dimming 1 McAdo 4 . a : Connecticut 1 4 -Cummlncs 'I Doliiwara I Mcadoo 2. Cox 4. I Floi :la 12 McAdoo 3. Cox 9. Georgia 2K Palmer IS. H l.hjio iiu oil Si Coi i 1 Palme r I Devli B McAdoo H KeiO.UCky 26 COX 23; McAdoo Z. Lotlxana 20 Cox McAdoo I; HJW M:ihi IS 'McAdoo 6 Palmer 6. Flfl Hi Cox 8 1-2. McAdoo H MaKjachuaetls t Davis ' wen B 15; Palmer H Mlcilcran 30 Palmer 9. McAdoo B Mlmlooota 24 Cox H Mi-Mippl 20 Cox 20. H UlSHUrl 2; Cox S. Mr- . 'oo BJBiBl, HBj M Adoo BBBBBflmlf NovaPa 6 Cox 6. H N( i Cox McAdoo I HBl New Uersey 28 Cox 25. BBI New 3Iex:co G McAdoo 6. flj Now 3 ork 90 McAdoo 17. Cox 73. R .North Dakota in Palmer 1; Cox f nhlo ts Cox BBBBBBBl. 1 regoi MrAdoo H! Penneo Ivanl.i McAdoo BBBBBBBJ H KhodfK Island 1:0 Cox 6; Palmer 3; H South Carolina li McAdoo 18. Jf' South i 1 ikol . io m, A.doo -i . P H; mer H Texas d0 McAdoo L'tah I McAdoo s B Vermont S CO M' Adoo 3. Pal- HJkJ Vlrgin'fi 24 Glaaa 24. BBBBBBH i. !iir.Kton 14 Davis. Cox 4.1 i. idoo ! H West Virginia 1 f Davl 16 H Wisconsin 26 Cox 7. McAdoo 19. ! Bii tDR 6 McAdoo H ) Alaska 6 Palmer 3; McAdoo 1; I'lstrict of Columbia parsed BH Hawaii 6 McAdool. I " Cummins l: Cox 1.1 H vAdoo t. B Porto Fqlco 6 Palmer Davis BBBBBBBJI CUmmlnga 1. McAdoo 1 Canal Zfne 2 Palmer 1: McAdoo 1 District Kf I'olumbla 6 Palmer H ; f Seventeenth Ballot 't Al.ibamni 21 Davis 6; Cox 9. Mc Adoo 9. BBBBBBI Arizona 6 McAdoo 1; Cox Owen fBl Colorado! 12 Camming: ; Glass I; I BBBBBBBBf McAdoo 3. Palmer EBBBBBBWl Connecttaut II Cummings 14. BBBBBBBBI Delaware 4 Cox 3; MrAdoo 2; Da-; Htt Florid. 1 H.' MrAdoo 3: Cox BBBBBBBII C.orgla 2S Palmer BBBBBBBIb i.taho BBBBBBBBJ Illinois f8 40; Palmer Da- BBBBBBBIw V Indlur.a HQ BBBBBBBBV BBBBBBBHb Kaneae MrAdoo BBBBBBBnL ntuokjr 16 Cox McAdoo IBBBBBBH 20 cox BBBBBBBBI 12 -McAdoo 6. Palmr BBBBBBBBI Maryland 16 Cox 8H; McAdoo QMhPBBBI M.ipsachtjM-tt.1 36 Palmer 19. Cox SEHFWTOBT 11. 'wen 2Iavls 1. 1 Mtrhigsn 10 Palmer I. McAdoo Coi . abent 1 r Arkansas II McAdoo 1. Palmer 3. 1 ox 14. ; l Culifornta 24 Passed. Minnr -ou 24 Cox 6. Palmer 4. MrAdoo 14. absent 1 Mleataelppl 20 ' 01 :o Mlaeiurt 36 Clark 3; Cox 3Vi. Mc-Vcoo Mc-Vcoo joi,. palmer 9; aoeent 1 Montana S MrAdoo . Nrbtask.i 16 -0n 9. MrAdoo 3. Cos S. .eadn 6 Cox 4. 1 New Hampshire Painter 1. i m 2 . M Adoo 5. New Jersey 21 cox 21. New Mexico 4 tcAdoo 4. Ni York 90 MrAdoo 16. (.ox 'i North nrolina Jl MrAdoo ?4 No tl Dakota 10 Palmer 1, Owen I: Cos. I; McAdoo c hlo 4 4 Cox 4 6 1 Mklahoma ftfOVOn 20. orfton 10 McAdoo 10 ( PenoaylVanla 74 Palmer 74. McAdoo Mc-Adoo 2 Rhode Island 10 Cox 4. Palmer 2; Davis 1. Month Carolina 18 MrAdoo 18. South Dakota 10 McAdoo 7. Pal-met Pal-met i, i'oj 1. Tennessee 24 Davis 24. IN ms 40 McAdoo 40 I tab 8 McAdoo 8. Vermont I c?ox 4. McAdoo J. Pal- met 1 W'E'nin 24 Glaaa 24. Washington 14 Davis 1; cox I; 3 McAdoo 7. Wrst Virginia 16 Davis 16. , Wisconsin 26 Cox 7; McAdoo 19. Wyoming 6 MrAdoo 4. , Alaska 6 Palmer 3, MrAdoo 2. Cox 1. , I'tatnrt of Columbia 6 Palmer 4. Hawaii 4 McAdoo 1. Cox 6. , Philippines 6- Palmer l. Cox 1. Mi A. loo 4. Porto Kico 6 Palmer 2. Davis 1. dimming lj Glass 1. MrAdoo 1 Canal i"ti 2 Pa.mer I; McAdoo l California 26- McAdoo 12. Cox 10. Cumminga 3; Davis I Eighteenth Ballot 1 r Alabama 14 Davis 7, Cox S: Mc- . Adoo 9. Arizona 6 McAdoo I; Cox 2, Owen 3. Arkansas IS Palmer 2. McAdoo I; 1 Cox IS. I California 26 Passed. i olorado 12 Cummlnfjp 1; Glass l; I Palmer l. Cox 4. McAdoo Connecticut 14 cumming 14 Delaware 6 Lavjs 1. McAdoo 2, Cox 3. Florida 12 McAdoo 3. Cox 9 Georgia 28 Palmei 28. Idaho 8 McAdoo 8. Illinois 68 Cox 40. Davis 2; Pal-mer Pal-mer t; McAdoo 14. Ir.d.ana 3o Cox 3 low a 2b Cux i6. Kansas 20 McAdoo 2". Kentucky 2t Co 2o. McAdOQ Z Lx.uis.una 10 PaMCd. Maine i 2 McAaoo 6; Owen 1; Palmer 6. Maryland 16; Cox SVti M Adoo 5 4; Daia i, Maaaachusette 36 uwen 2; Cox ,13, i ol.ner 21. Michigan 10 Palmer 8. McAdoo 15; Cox 6. Absent 1. Minnesota Cox 5: Palmer 4; McAdoo 14; Absent 1. MlaelMippI o COX 20. Missouri 86 CJark 1 cox 54; mer H 3. McAdoo 19; Absent I. Montana McAdoo f,. Nebraaita i6 tiwen 9 McAdoo 2; Cox 5. Nevada. 6 Cox 6. New Hampshire 8 Palmer l; Cox 2. McAdoo .S. NOW Jersey 2S Cox 28. Ktr Mexico McAdoo 6. New orK 90 McAdoo 16; Cox 74 North Carolina ;N McAdoo 24 Not:!, l.ukota io Palmar j, .wen 1. COX 2; McAdoo 6 "hio -Hi Cox 48. Olciahoma 20 owen 20. Oregon lo McAdoo 10. i'eniisylvenia ;s McAdoo 2- Pal-1 mer 14, Rh lie laland 10 Cox 6. Palmer 3; Da via j. South Carolina IS McAdoo 18 South Dakota 1 0 McAdoo 7. Cox i 1 . 1 IWen 1 . A I. sent I . Tennessee 24 Ti.ivls 10 Cox II McAdoo l; Cummlnn I; Palmer j' t'wrn 1. Texas (0 McAdoo 40. I'tali S- -McAdoo 8. Vermont S -Palmer 1. Cox 7 V irRlnla 24 Glass 24 Waahlntton 144 Davis 1, cox 6 McAdoo 7. West Virginia 16 Davis 16 Wisconsin 26 McAdoo 19. (ox 7 W ! 'omlnai a m. Alaska 6 Palmer 3, McAdoo I Cox l. " j Dlatrlct of ColunibLa 6 Palmer 6 Hawaii 6; McAdoo 1; Cox Philippines 6 Palmer l; Cox 1 McAdoo 4 Porto Rico 6 Palmer 2 Davla 1 Cummlnca I; Olaai I; McAdoo 1 ( an.il Zone 2 Palmer 1 McAdoo 1 Lallfomia 2 McAdoo 12; Cox 10 Cummlngs 3; Davie 1. Louisiana 20 Cox 20. t " Nineteenth Ballot J- 1 Alabama 24 Davis 6, McAdoo 8 Cox 10. Arlxona 6 McAdoo i, ox 2 Owon 3. Arkansas 18 McAdoo IS Palmer I 2. Cox 1 California 26 McAdoo 12 Cox 10 I Cummlngs 3. Davis 1. Colorado 12 Cummlngs I Glass 1, Palmer 3. McAdoo I; t ox 4 Connecticut 14 Cummlngs 14 Delaware 4 McAdoo 4 Coz 2 Plot Ida 12 -McAdoo ; cox 9 Georgia 2S Palmer 28 Idoho McAdoo 8. Illinois 68 Davis 2. Palmer 2. McAdoo Mc-Adoo 14, com 40. Indiana 20 Cox 30 I own 2 4 Cox 24 Kansas 20 McAdoo It Kentucky 26 cox 23 McAdoo 3. lonlslana 20 Cox 20 Main I l McAdoo 6. ,. 1 nai mer 6. Maryland 16 Cox 84. McAdoo a Davis 2. Maeaachueetta .u-owfn 2. Cox 10 Palmer 24. MlchiBan 30 Palmer i. McAdoo lo. Cox 6. absent 1 Minnesota 24 Cox 4 McAdoo 14 absent 1 . Palmer 4 Miaalasippl 20 cox 20 Missouri 36--Clark 2. fox Pal-mer Pal-mer . 4 . m, Adoo iS abaent I Montana g Mi Adoo 8 Ftebraaka ic Owen 9. McAdoo 2 1 lot 5. ' Nevada 6 o0x 6 Now Hampshire s Palmer l Cox 2. McAdoo r, NiW .lers.n 2S Cox 28. Mew Mexico I McAdoo 6. Few Vork 90 Oerurd I; McAdOO IC; Cox 7.', North ''arollna 2 4 MrAdoo 2 4 North Dakota 10 Palmer 1, ..wen I; 1 o 2. McAdoo . "lllo 48 Cox 48. ' 'k lahorri 20 Owen 0 'Tegon 1 0 McAdoo 10. Pennsylvania 78 McAdoo 2 Pal-' ner 74 Rhode Island 10 Davis 1. Palmer . ox 4. South Carolina IS McAdoo 18. South Dakota 10 Palmer 2. Mr kdoo 6. wen 1. Cox 1. T-nneee 24 Cox 24 Tessa 40 McAdoo 40. l'tah 8 MrAdoo 8 Vermont 8 Psirner 1. "ox 7. Virginia 24 Olass 24 Washington 14 Davis 1. fox 4; IrAdoo 7 West Virginia 14 Da ts 14 Wisconsin 24 Cox 7. MrAdoo 19. Wvomlng 4 McAdc- 4 Alaska 4 Palmer 3; McAdoo 3; i :ox I n.str.t of Columbia 6--Pslmer 6 Hawaii 4 McAdoo 1. COS Philippines 6 Palmer 1. Cox I; .IrAdoo 4. 1 Porto Rico 4 Palmer 2. Davis 1. 'timmlngs 1. filass . McAdoo 1. Canal xone 2 Pslmer 1. MrAdoo 1. - f Twentieth Ballot e Alabama 24 Davis C. McAdoo 8. :ox 10. Arlsona 6 McAdoo 1. Cox 2 n'fn Arkansas 18 McAdoo I; Palmer 2. ,'ox 15 California 26 - McAdoo 11. Cox 11; 'ummlnCl 2; Davia 2. Coloraoo 12 t ummlngs 1; Glass 1. dcAdoo 4 Palmer 3; Cox 4. t onnerticut 14 Cummtngs 4. Paint. Pai-nt. 4. Cox 6. Delaware 6 Cox 2, McAdoo 4 Florida 12 McAdoo 3. Cox 9 Georgia :i ralmer 28. Idaho 8 McAdoo 8 Illinois 58 Dans 2. Palmer 2; Mc-Ldoo Mc-Ldoo 14. ox 40. Indiana 30 Paase.i Iowa 26 Cox 26. Kanaa.s 20 McAdoo .'i. Kentuckj 26 Cox 21; McAdoo 3. javls 2. Louisiana 20 Cox 19. McAdoo 1 Maine 12 .McAdoo 6. Owen 1; Pal-ner Pal-ner 6. Maryland 16 Cox SVi. McAdoo 5 vti ; uavig z. Maaaacuuaetti 36 Dais l; Owen 3; cox 14. Palmer lh. Indiana 30 Cox 19. MrAdoo 11. Michigan 30 maimer s, McAdoo 15; Cox 6; ab.ent 1 Minnesota L'4 Cox 5, Palmer 4. McAdoo 14: absent l Mississippi JO Cox L'O Missouri oO Clark H; :ox 6. Pal-met Pal-met .' . tiKtti Z: McAdoo 17. absent 1. Montana 8 McAdoo 4, Cox 4. Nebraska 16 Owen 9. McAdoo 2. Cox 5. .Nevada 6 Cox 6. New Hampshire 8 Palmer 1; Cox 2 McAdoo 5. New Jeise 2k Cox 28. New Mexico 6 McAdoo 6. New York 9o Gerard 1; .McAdoo 16; Cox "3. North Carolina 24 McAdoo i;4 North takota 1 0 -Cox 2. Palmer 1. I w an I McAdoo 6. Ohlfl 48 Cox 48. Oklahoma so - wen 20. t egon 10 - .McAdoo 10. l'cnns l anla 76 McAdoo 2, Palmer Pal-mer 7 4. Rhode Island 10 Davis 1. McAdoo I; Palmer 3; Cox 5. south Carolina id McAdoo is. South Dakota 10 Cox 2; Palmer 1. Owen I ; McAdoo 6. Tenneaaee 24 cox s; McAdoo iu. Palmei 2. iavts 2. Cummlnga 2 Texas -10 McAdOO 4 0. I ta h S - Mi Adoo 8 Vermont 8 Palmer 1. "o 7 Virginia 24 Glass 24. Washington 14 Davis I; Cox 6; McAdoo 7. West Virginia 16 Davia 16. Wisconsin t- McAdoo 16 Cox 10 Wyoming t- -McAdoo 6. Alaska 8 Palmer 3, McAdoo 2;, Cox 1 District of Columbia 6 Palmer C H.j wail 6 -McAdoo 1. Cox 6 Philippines 6 Palmer ; Cos 1:1 M( Vino 4. Porto Rico 6 Palmer 2; Davis I; Cummlnga 1. Glass 1; McAdoo 1. 'anal zone 2 Palmei 1 McAdoo 1 j Twenty-first Ballot 4 I Alabama 2 4 Davis 4. Cox 8. McAdoo Mc-Adoo 12 Arizona 6 McAdoo I; Cox 2, iwen 3 Arkauaas is Palmer I; McAdoo 3. Cox 1 a Califoi nla ( McAdoo 10; Cox 11, j 1 ummlnga S; Da is Colorado 12 Cumnungs 1; Glass 1. Cox 4. Connecticut passed. Florida 12 McAdoo 1; Cox 9 Qeorgls Z 8 McAdoo 2. Delawure 6 McAdoo 4. Cox 2 Connecticut 14 Cummlngs 2. Mi Adoo 1. Cox 7, Palmer 4. Idaho McAdoo S. Illinois 58 Davis 2. Palmer 2. Mc-AdoO Mc-AdoO 14. Cox 4i Indiana su (.ox 19. McAdoo 11. Kansas 2" Mi Adoo 2n. Kentucky 26 Cox 20. Davis 1; McAdoo Mc-Adoo 6. Louisiana 20 Cox 17; McAdoo 3 Maine 12 McAdoo 6, Owen 1; Palmer Pal-mer 6 Marvland 16 Cox '-j McAdoo Davia 2. Massachusetts 36 iiwen 2. McAdoo 4. Cox 12; Palmer is. Michigan 10- Calmer 8, McAdoo 16. Cox 5. absent 1 Minnesota 24 McAdoo 14, Cox 6. Palmer 4 absent I. Mississippi 20 Cox 20. Missouri 36 Clark 2. Cox S; Palmer Pal-mer 6. McAdoo 19. absent 1 Montana 8 MrAdoo 8. Nebraska 16 McAdoo 7, Owen 9 Nevada 6 cox 6 New Hampshire 8 Palmer 1, Cox ; 2. MrAdoo 5. New Jersey 28 Cox 28. New Mexico 6 McAdoo 6. New York 90 McAdoo 17, Cox 73. North Carolina 24 McAdoo 24 North Dakota 10 McAdoo 10 hlo 48 Cox 48 Oklahoma 20 Owen 20 ''regon 10 McAdoo LO Pennsylvania 76 McAdoo 2, Palmer Pal-mer 73; Cox 1. Rhode Island 10 Davis 1, McAdoo 1. Palmei 3: Cox 5 Conneclicut 14 Cummlngs 2, McAdoo Mc-Adoo I; Cox 7. Palmer 4. South Carolina IS McAdoo 18. Florida 12 McAdoo 3 Cox : South Dakota 10 Palmer I; Mr. doo 6. Owen 1; Cox 2. Colorado 12 Cummlngs 1, Glass L; McAdoo 3. Cox 4; Palmei 3. Tennessee 24 Davis 24. Tfxa 40 McAdoo 4I Ctah 8 McAdoo 8 Vermont s Palmer 1, Cox 7. I rg in In 2 4 lias 2 4 Washington 14 Davis 1; Cox 6; McAdoo 7 W-st Virginia 16 Davis 16. Wisconsin 2 6 Cox & . McAdoo 21. Womlntc C McAdoo 6 Alaska 6 Palmer 8; McAdoo 2. Cox 1. District of Columbia 6 Palmer 6. Hawaii 6- Mr Adoo 1. Cox 6. Philippines 6 Palmer I; Cox 1. McAdon 4 4 . A - Twenty-second Ballot Alabama 24 Davis 4 Cox S; Mr-1 Adoo 1 2 Arizona 6 McAdoo 2. ''ox 2 ' wens2. Arkansas 18 Palmer 2; McAdoo 3; . Cox IV California 26 McAdoo 10; Cox 11:1 Cummlnga 3; Davis 2. Colorado 13 pa-vd Connecticut 1 4 McAdoo 1. Cum-mlngs Cum-mlngs 2. Palmer 4; Cox 7. Delaware Mc Vdoo 4. Cox 2. Florida 12 McAdoo 3; Cox 9 Oeorgla 28 Palmer 28 Idaho 8 McAdoo 8. Illinois 58 !! 1; Palmer 2; Mc- Adoo 1 4 Cox 41. Indiana 80 Cox ,19. McAdoo 1. Iowa 26 Cox 24. Kansas 20 McA.lon : Kentucky 26 Palmar 1. MCAdOO I I . Cox 20 Lou'slana 2' --Cox 1 B . McAdoo S. MrCne 12 MrAdoo ; Owen 1. Pal- mer I, Mar;.i.ind 16 Cox 8 1-2; McAdoo . 1-2; Davis 2. Masaarhusetts 36 Owen 2. McAdoo 1 Cos 1 1 Palmar 17 Michigan 3" -Palmer 8; McAdoo, 16: Cox S; Absent I. Minnesota ' 4 "oT r.ilmer 4. MrAdoo 14: absent 1. MISSISSIPPI 20 Cox 10 Missouri 36 Clark 2. Wilson 2; Cc .-. 1-2. Palmer 5 1-2: MrAdoo 20, absent ab-sent I. Montana 8 McAdoo 8. e Nebraska 16 M. Adoo 7; I wen 9. Nevada 6 Cox 6 New Hampshire S Cox 2. McAdOOj 6. New Jersev 28 ''on 28. New Mexico 6 McAdoo 6 New York 90 McAdoo 17; Cx 73. North Caro.lna 24 MrAdoo 24. North Dakota 10 McAdoo 10. . ih-o 4" Cox ' S Oklahoma 20 non 20. orrgol: 10 McAdoo 10. Penslvania 76 -Cox 1. McAdoo 2; Palmer 73. Rhode Island 10 Da Via 1 McAdoo 1 : Palmer ; 'ox r. South Carolina 18 McAdoo 18. i-outh OaKota tu .mc.auoo . rai-mvr rai-mvr 1; Owen 1; Cox 2 Tennessee 24 D'Vla 2 4 Texas 40 McAdoo 40. Utah 8 McAdoo 8. Vermont 8 Palmer I: Cox 7 Virginia 24 GlaJt 24 Washington 14--Dais 1; Cox 6. McAdoo 7. Weal Vlrgtnta If -Davis 16. Wisconsin 26 McAdoo i. Cos 7. Wyoming 6 McAdoo 6 Alaska 6 Palmer I McAdoo 2, Cox 1. District of Columbia 6 Palmer 6. Hawaii 8 McAdoo 1. Cox 5. Philippines 6 Cox I McAdoo 5. Porto Rico 6 Palmer 2. Davis I 1 ilass 1 McAdOO 2 Canal Zone J Calmer 1 ; McAdoo 1 Colorado 12 Cummlngs 1; M. Adoo 5. Cox 8 |
