a 7, THE EVENING COURIER AND REPORTER. WATERLOO, IOWA. TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920. 1 PALMER RELEASE PLEDGED VOTES LANDSLIDE SIGNAL Deadlock Loosens When Drift of New Votes Begins to Set in Toward Ohioan. San Francisco, July The release of Attorney General Palmer's delegates after the thirtyeighth ballot disclosed the keystone of the convention jam, altho for a time it apepared that the deadlock between MeAdoo and Cox would continue indefinitely.
With 211 Palmer delegates on the thirty-eighth call turned loose, MeAdoo gained 34. 1-2 votes on the thirty-ninth ballot and Cox with one Louisiana and 73 Pennsylvania delegates staying by attorney general. On that call McAdoo made his principal gain in taking Georgia's 28 from the Palmer column while Cox gained 19 from Massachusetts, giving 33 her 36 with others scattering from other Palmer sources. On the next, the fortieth, ballot, Cox climbfrom 468 to 490 McAdoo from 440 to 467, while Palmer dived to 19, including. 18 steadfasts from his and the one Louisianan.
MeAdoo held the Georgia block for that and the succeeding baliot also. Tennessee Sticks to Davis But Cox scooped up scattering delegates from the MeAdoo column from Illinois, Washington and other spots of MeAdoo organization. Both sides watched in vain for Tennessee swing her 24 votes from Davis, but they remained in the ambassador's column until the last. The thirty-first ballot showed a gain of 7 1-2 votes for Cox and 1088 of seven for McAdoo, who took four more Pennsylvanians. In the first break of Pennsylvania from Palmer, McAdoo got 42 to Cox's 12.
but both got a few more later. Both leaders were under 500 mark, on the forty-first ballot at midnight, with each sniping into the other's camps and the Davis voters holding fast. On the BuCceding ballot, Cox made his first big gain which portended the finale. Closing with 497 1-2 votes on the forty Cox rose on the next one 540 1-2, or only 7 1-2 less than a majority of the convention, while McAdoo dropped from 460 to 427. Georgia Starts Slide.
Then Georgia started the slide toward Cox by swinging 28 solid from McAdoo. Cox picked up more scattering votes, including four Davis delegates from Michigan. McAdoo, however, still held the shot 20 over a majority Pennsylvanians. Cox on the thirty-third ballot, getting 568 as against 540 1-2 on the previous roll. McAdoo dropped 15 on the thirty-third, going from 427 to 412.
Cox's principal gains were a solid vote from Louisiana taking a half dozen from McAdoo and 10 1-2 from Virginia, which previously had returned to Senator Glass. On that ballot also Cox drew away numerous scattering votes from McAdoo. o'clock. from the start The final began at 1:15 ballot, Cox began taking single and double votes from the McAdoo delegations. Indiana Back to Cox.
The real break developed when three Florida delegates which had stood fast for McAdoo for many ballots, swung over and gave Cox solid 12. Cox held Georgia intact, gained four more Illinoisans from McAdoo and then Tom Taggart announced 8 solid block of 30 Indiana for Cox taking 10 from from, McAdoo. Kentucky likewise gave up three MoAdoo votes and made It 26 solid for Cox. Louisiana gave another unbroken block. Maryland followed after, giving MeAdoo 5 1-2 and Cox 8.
1-2. Maseachusette then rolled up 85 of her 36 votes to Cox who also gained six more from Missouri, while five of Nebraska's seven which had been enrolling for McAdoo for many balJots, also turned to the Ohtoan. Pennsylvania then cast 68, leaving but four to MeAdoo, as compared to 47 on the preceding ballot. Vermont which had split even, then gave eight solld for Cox, Virginia gave eight more, Wisconsin turned 16 more, while the Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico delegations, which had been dividing FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A New Home Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. We have a new method that controls Asthma.
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and 1 to 2 p. m. California Church Seeks Local Man as Its Minister Cedar Falls, July The fourth call from a large congregation San Francisco, and an offer of the editorship of the denominational paper published Blair, were under consideration today by Rev. N. M.
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