TENDENCY TO PROBE
CONVENTION IN COURT
"In that virtue of things, it will follow that the decisions of Judges of that great tribunal will become more or less the subject of suspicion. People will begin to surmise whether decisions on questions of wide or general interest have behind them some sinister political reason. The tendency will be to undermine public confidence. (Continued on Second Page.)

LATEST HOVE TO BEAT MARSHALL
Morgenthau and Schiff Want Stronger Man Than Present Vice-President.
INCUMBENT, HOWEVER, WILL BE RENOMINATED
Will Be No Hitch in Plan to Name Administration Ticket, Says McCombs.
GOMPERS TO SUGGEST PLANES
Bryan Does Not Expect to Precipitate Any Fight on Party Platform.
ST. LOUIS, June 12.?Anti-convention discussion centered largely on moves to defeat plans for the renomination of Vice-President Marshall and put a new man on the ticket with President Wilson. As the number of delegates grew hourly, greater boomlets for various favorite sons appeared on the surface to rise and fall with the tide of talk. The movement took well-defined form and resistance when Henry Morgenthau, who recently gave up his post as ambassador to Turkey, that he might engage in the work of re-election of President Wilson.  announced that a stronger man than Mr. Marshall should be named and brought forward Secretary of War Baker to run with President Wilson. 