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Lewiston Evening Teller
Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho
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At the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado, on July 6, the subcommittee dismissed McCarren's contest for lack of evidence, ruled in favor of the Dubois-Heitfeld faction in Idaho, seated Sullivan delegates from Illinois, and the national committee favored the Rockwell faction in Ohio's Nineteenth district, supported by Tom Johnson.
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DENVER, Colo., July 6. The subcommittee this afternoon dismissed McCarren's contest, as he presented no evidence to show the invalidity of the credentials of the opposition.
The subcommittee heard the evidence in the Idaho contests and decided in favor of the Dubois-Heitfeld faction.
The Sullivan delegates from Illinois were seated on the temporary roll of the convention by the national committee.
The national committee decided the contest in the Nineteenth Ohio district in favor of the Rockwell faction, the delegates favored by Tom Johnson.
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Denver, Colo.
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July 6
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The subcommittee dismissed McCarren's contest due to lack of evidence against opposition credentials and ruled in favor of the Dubois-Heitfeld faction in Idaho contests. The national committee seated Sullivan delegates from Illinois and decided the Nineteenth Ohio district contest in favor of the Rockwell faction, favored by Tom Johnson.