Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-28
OHIO POLITICS
CROW Sizzling
STATE PRIMARY ONiA TWO
WEEKS AND tNtEEIaisIh
SILL PREVAILS.
Specialize The Nows.

spa..a. 20 The Nows
COLUMBUS. o, Bully 20 Politics
iu me Buckeye Stat Ha. Iou rorH.
cd the boiling poIu ThoIHh enc
state primary election b. only tHo
weeks off, much uncertain nI
halgs over the u.ulUa Ton
United states senator uu u1.l enc
Republican and Democratic Id'.
ON the Republican I..l,I appa
emit that the State or.uiAtien 81.
supporting former Lie. mont Io.'i.
nor Warren G. Hardin. .1r senator
former state Senator David lod of
Young stown for governor Albert IT,
Muuu oi Cincinnati nr Lieutenant
governor. and Charlie iica DOW
Republican fl0or-ltIloI A .uc If01.e.
for secretary OF state There i 90
general Keeling thai Harding W.'l w.u
the senatorial uominu I1n. hut con
.rcssmau Frank . Willis who Be- op.
posing Tod for tie rUtcruofship. ir
prosing SO strong gm uR thD rural
Refublicln. rf-%aaNnrolk me
organization shtc' and win 'ti'
nomination
Former Senator Foraker iricad'
however. are ass confident aa They
are loyal % him and are claiming H''
nomination as certain Former Con-
rres man Ralph ID Cole ul f'nu.'t
the third candidate Tor tho i,.pu'i..
can nomination for senator. l'.
bitterly opposing both Foraker tno
Harding
The rival candidates of Foraker
aud Harding have broufht about
situation that oven the most 1lH'.
politicians ud it difficult 90 oopc
out Hardue ha always been @ r'o .'
political and personal friend 1i Tor
mer Senator Foraker. and stood hl
the senator when Il was propo 'd
to retire hIW Iu order to send hr
Burton To- tHs .onate siy wears ago
a strong division of opinion rN...
as to the results OF this clsoe r'.a
tuushTip or o.. senatorial contest
pocause Harding stands well WIN
| Foraker supporters throughout 90,
State. many persons take the 'i'"
! that his candidacy BIZ bound io .u'
,u heavily GOO fn Foraker irenrfh
| ON the q .her hand. there arn many
persons who Gem 10 give credo1n
10 the charge ui iormcr Congressman
I Cole that Harding Is merely .ciinf
AS stalking horse Tor Foraker
The situation in regards Too th'
I Democratic seU1tOrial contes. ha.
been sImplifel by the appointment
of John n. Clarke 20 Doe Fedora
Judge 90 succeed william O. Day &c.
signed. Clark. a prominent ait1r
ney. was cousii. red tho 'routoa en-
ty u the Democratic race Tor th'
sonatorship. Hi Withdrawal has leiI
tho contest bet cen Timothy p 100
gan. now attorney general oi lh'
state. and former Congressman JON
+ Lent .he chances would seem O.
be- in favor of Hogan. unless the an
u-Catholc sentiment which ls re-
ported 10 be- growing again 100 l1'
state. should prove 10 be- more po
tent than IL seems 20 be- nov
Six months alo IL appeared cer.a \
that Governor oy would bo renomi
mated 90 head the Democratic stau
ticket The friends of the Goterno
declare that b renOWiratirn Be- $40.
n certainty. though thef Fercra} ad
init that the opposition BEL more roo
midablo than they had anticipated.
/ Congressman John j Whiincr'
who Is leadinl lie Democratic ulpo
sitinu 20 The nomination oi Gov
ernor Cox. fIlea petitions beaTmf 900
v few more names than require.
hv laW 10 secur the admission off li
aame 20 the primary election 'a'Io.
bur bis friend claim that Ht irIlH
had over one hundred thousand F
natures % hi- petition and omitted
films the surplus petitions I .fi'
not % reveal fH the governor OH
source 0f biz Heakne
az course BE- lnythlug Ike 'I
true 10 mean trouble for 1ot.rHl
| Cos in hts efforts for reelection 2
C0neresman N itacre. receive H
many as one hundred thousand SO
| e. for the alton. Il viii uc g0n
| s.iered a strong Indication ot N
pO. IDLE defeat u Governor l0H in
while IL Is likely that a consiiemn.
| number Of these Democrats Who ut
| iect 10 the nation 0f the t.tei
Tor. viii vote Tor him n D., BE- nom
Il mated. lt resardod as not ar al
! likely thar enough az them can b
| brought into the party line o. carr
The election Whiiacre leadin
supporters are claiming that ho Ri
4 yin the nomination. but outside ,
the close circle OF Mhitacres luI