The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-02
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NTH INTEREST
LAT HIGH PITCH
Md Of Senate win Be Elected
~ People For First Time
Many Hot Contests
karPERANCE BIG
Issue IN SIX STATES
onen's Suffrage Also Divides
5 Chief Interest with National
Struggls ~
n JOHN EDWIN NEVIN.

~ n the history OF the United
$500 the voters Tuesday win d.
6fzy ssloct onerthird OF the member
- q the United States senate. In
1ooouonce, added interest Is felt In
ou6come. In addition TO the sen.
.nc4 IN entire new house Of repre-
nflvos n 20 BE- elected. While
Buropoan war has interferred 70
@goat oxtent with the general I'm
6ot, the last week OF the campaign
Doooed an old-fashioned revival Of
Present indications are that
111y 3 normal vote will be cast.
- addition 10 the national feature
~ campaign there are many bit
oonto contests. In six states, Ohio,
1000, California, Missouri, Wash.
80 ana Oregon. the voters win pass
- ne question Of prohibition Of
y liQuor tralmc.
omon's suffrage u . distinct fac.
X 81 ooven states. In Ohio, Nebraska,
GnnA and Nevada, the women feel
(n1n that they win win In North
Ruth Dakota and IN Missouri. the
- states where constitutions
n1monts win bs voted on. they
nkly admit that thsy win probably
& ~ states which win elect United
~ Denaton are Kentucky, where
11ootion n to be- made TO All the
rDked term Of ths late Senator
11ov: Alabama. where the seat Of
lofo oerator Joseph y. Johnston
- nlled and Georgia, where the
roosor Of the late Senator A. O.
"a Win be chosen and the follow
who're senators for the full tsrm
rs years win be named: Oregon,
1noas. Alabama, Florida, Okla
Nevada, North Carolina, In
@n South Carolina, Georgia. Mary
Arizona, Missouri, Colorado.
IDlana, the incumbent now being
ocr1ts; Idaho, Connecticut. Kan
Ohio. South Dakota, Iowa, Yer
New Hampshire. North Dakota,
A1ngton, Pennsylvania, California,
York. Illinois, Utah and Wiscon-
tNhere Republicans now hold the
his connection several we'll
M figures IN the national political
have retired and are not can
~ to succeed themselves. Top
the list II Elihu Root OF New
who after many years Of public
1eDhip refused to submit his can
~ 10 the electorate because he
~ &dfastly opposed direct election
nlfed States senators. Senator
has declared that he believes
- earned the right to retire and
biz hooks and his friends and
o1fnstly refused all Of the per
IN Of his party leaders to be o
late. Uncle Ike" Stephenson,
Dcunnin. b another -elder states
Who declined TO run again. He
IA himself satisned with his
y honors and was willing TO
NV FOR someone else. Theodore
1tton. Of Ohio, leader Of the con-
1l1yo wing Of the Republicans In
Cnn<e, refused to be q party TO
1nry light and also goes into re-
1T as does George G. Perkins.
dloknia- Senator Coe I. Craw-
- North Dakota, and Senator
- Il Bristow, Of Kansas, enjoy
D(1notion OF having been defeat
denomination at the primaries.
1ontative Charles H. Burke beat
Uk1wford while former Senator
- Curtis won the nomination
Ds1Dtov.
W general campaigns, which end
Nv night. have been marked by
~ bitterness than any In recent
Iho iooue, 90 Tar as national az
No concerned, has been clear cut,
Tent Wilson, IN writing blank
oor Of endorsement for the Demo
Representatives characterized
work 90 progressive" and he
~ the responsibility for all Of
11olation enacted by them. The
Dllcans generally accepted this
md the tariff was again one Of
11o8 factors on the stump.
0ldee are confident. Democratic
Cooionl headquarters admits
= e1pects to lose few members
- house. The party leaders will
- sorry ~ the unwieldy majority
teon . source of real trouble to
But ttey deny the Republican
that their control of either the
- or the house n In jeopardy. In
tally Oscar w. Underwood. the
cratic house leader, win be ele-
% the senatorship In Alabama,
at there having been fought out
primaries where he, decisIvely
~ Richmond p. Hobson.
Uoneral situation presents some
Interesting contents In New
state Ambassador James w.
q - the Democratic candidate
GATOR and has taken absolutely
IT In the campaign, being too
- Berlin. He IN opposed by
w. Wadsworth on the Repub.
ticket and cambridge Colby on
ogressiye. The state fight here
very spirited. Gov. Martin IT
nd District Attorney Whitman
ting II out on the Democratic
Dublican tickets, but the Pro
~, who have named Frederick
MI and the Prohibitionists
condidate n William Suizer
- impeached and removed from
~ Z distinct factor. Sulzei
No : house TO house campaign
and Il Is admitted will poll q
~ which may have a distinct
b the outcome.
<1nsylvania Boise Penrose 1,
DoDoeed for reelection by Rep
(I@o Mitchell Palmer with ths
90 President Wilson, and Gif
6hof. backed by former Prcsi
111evclt. The tariff has beer
- ioone and the three candi
1~n n1umDod the entire STATE
~ for more than q month
IS ne senatorial situation hs,
Md the light for state
HAT also has been OF Z
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