ConventionSidelights as But ler and Wood vie for nomination
At the Republican national convention in Chicago delegates shift on ballots as Lowden Wood and Harding gain and lose votes. New York and Ohio influence grows with dark horse talks, while Michigan and Georgia show splits. By ballot eight no nominee yet with live bargaining for Harding.
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Eight Ballot Total Votes Chronicle Complex Figures
A fragmented tally lists candidate vote totals and percentages across multiple ballots with names including Harding Johnson Lowden Wood Coolidge La Follette Borah Sutherland Sproul Pritchard Hoover and others. Several entries repeat with minor variations such as misspellings and shifted letters, showing an incomplete tally across ballots.
Vote tallies from a historic U.S. political ballot
The record lists candidate tallies including Wood 314 percent, Lowden 289, Johnson 1404, Hoover 5, Harding 61 percent, Sproul 79, Coolidge 25, Butler 20, Knox 2, Poindexter 15, Sutherland 3, Borah 1, Dupont 2, LaPollette 22, and Watson.
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Hoover
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
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Knox
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Lowsden
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
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LaFollette
Sutherland
LaPollette
Election returns feature scattered candidate tallies
A fragmentary tally lists various surnames and percentages or counts: FIFTH Wood 229 Lowden 303 Johnson 133% Harding 78 Sproul 82 Cool idge 29 Hoover 6 Buller 4 Knox 1 Ward of New York 1 Kellog Minnesota 1 Poindexter 15 Sutherland 1 LaFollette 24 Dupon 6. The legible items show regional voters and multiple candidates with numeric returns amid partial data.
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Sproul
Coolidge
Hoover
Buller
Knox
Ward
New York
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Minnesota
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Sutherland
LaFollette
Dupon
Kellogg
Dupont
Watson
Unclear Vote Totals List Missing Context
The fragment shows multiple names with percentages such as Wood 311 percent Lowden 311 percent and Harding 89 percent, among others including Kellogg Minnesota 1 and LaFollette 24, but lacks article context, event, or date.
Chicago Coliseum vote tallies show multiple candidates
At Chicago Coliseum on June 12 AP reports tallies for numerous candidates led by Harding and Johnson with Wood and Lowden scoring significant counts. Other names include Sproul Poindexter La Follette Lenroot Kellogg Dupont Ward and Ward of New York with varied percentages and totals.
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