Anticipated trouble at the doors
where policemen stopped all who
failed to show the much prized cre
dentials for admittance did not ma
terialize. During the first hour of
the convention there was no attempt
made by the faction friendly to Gov.
Alex J. Groesbeck to seek admittance.
Action of the Michigan State
Supreme Court at Lansing in setting
aside an injunction which in effect
directed the convention to seat the
403 Wayne County delegates favor
able to the governor cleared the air
perceptibly.
INJUNCTION SET ASIDE.
i Supreme Court Overrules la>wer Tri
buna! on Seating Rule.
j LANSING, Mich.. September 28 (A*).
j The injunction issued yesterday by
judge Leland W. Carr in Circuit Court
restraining the seating at todaj s Re
publican State convention of any
Wayne County (Detroit) delegation ex
cept that nominated by the faction
friendly to Gov. Groesbeck was set
aside by the State Supreme Court
today.
The. decision was made by six of the
eight members of the court hastily
summoned this morning. It comprised
four lines of typewritten copy and
~,,, given without comment
The case was brought before the
court by Fred G. Dewey of Detroit,
•ittornev for Mrs. Louise V. Wood
house. Detroit', secretary of the rump
count v convention in Detroit last
week Mrs. Woodhouse was one of
(those restrained from taking part in
j the State convention.
support Pomerene. They found him
an unusually satisfactory Senator dur
ing his two terms at Washington and
apparently are in mood to send him
iiick They would probably hate sent
bon hick in 1922. when Senator Fess
t him. except for what Pomerene
rails an eleventh-hour stab in the back
t,v a combination of women, labor and
Anti-Saloon League forces.
