Journed after the 16th ballot wi out nominating a candidate—Reuter's American Servi No Definite Majority View New York, July 1. the Democratic Convention the 16th ballot resulted as follows: Mr. McAdoo 478; Governor Smith 3054; Ex-Ambassador Davis 1 at the Missouri deserted the MeAdoo camp, east ing its 36 votes for Ambassador Davis, making the pos ing are the fig th allot at the ut MeAdon 415 Davis 12%
The Convention adjow the Mississippi Deleyat and Mr. W. J. Bryan New York, July between 13 in the McAdoo camp wher the 33rd allot the M infer its 20 votes from Ex-Ambassador Davis to the MeAdoo column, where it ayereed to stay for five ballots in order to give the McAsdoo men a chance ta show what they could do.
After four more inconclusive ballots, Mr. W. J. Bryan spoke, de-Caring himself could fill thi a Judo Bryan, He urged that was no time for the nomination of a reactionary. The Republicans would get most of the Conservative fulfilled the requirement of being progressive.
There was great disorder by the Smith supporters' gallery, but the MeAdoo adherents appladided x3)
One of the detoxate:
MeAdoo - represe Doheny as counsel, "It any. touched BfeAdoo," said Mr. Bey "the intense and persistent oppos tion of Wall Street has washed it all away Mr. McAdoo gained 10 votes in the next ballot and the hall resounded with roars of "Oil! oil!" by the MeAdoo adherents, amid which the session adjourned until the evening.—Reuter's American Service.
New York, Ji At the 89th ballot at the Democratic Convention Mr. MeAdoo gained 55 votes and Mr. Davis lost 25.
The Convention adjourned alter the 42nd ballot, which show further change—Reuter's Am¢ Service.
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