The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-20
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.


leader OF the allied forces, and that
it would be hailed by the enemy As
evidence OF lack OF confidence and
support OF the presidents war pol
icies on the part OF the American
people. The Republicans argue
that the president is not aggressive
enough, that he is too slow in ac-
tion, and that a Republican con
gress would mean 4 more vigorous
prosecution OF the war and a guar
antee against an inconclusive peace.
The voter is now hearing these ar
gumentS. Which will have the
greater effect will not be known un-
til his ballot has been cast and
counted.
The possibility of 4 loss Of two
Democratic congressman was dis
cuSscd at the recent meeting OF the
Missouri Democratic state commit
tee and candidates, and a decision
reached to give aid from the state
organization to Congressman Deck
,;on 0,a ,ha = E;ftnoa.i v,''u,'''', -.
- ntbnr p.n,,'s,n ,otn." N'''L''' ,t ,i: r:'
teenth distric. The repors indical-
ed that !. V. Mcpherson was crowd
ing Decker closely, and that because
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ait'. .'T,' Ii;,; IG"',:'.u a. ,o.r'I' incident
'"y '; Po.'.'o''i'S P..' o' no'" ''"ning par
,'',h tS ,Tp'tS,Gu ~, ,. t;,'.'' '',''lSc'lon H
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,or;tv ~ TIorn o 'norn ~ ,a r0r(,.'t ta .ho ,.''
cand;datee foe ~, r,,4
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,otcs as aaainst 81 93e ,ota, fon tha
me PonmLl;c,r cand;dote ria
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ar w,s onl. l6 6456 n.h;Io tb,, fo.
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There b,s heen an ;rfIr, ;nto g. .
or;s of NAM. ,ha,,sanL, ~ ,a
rorl. ;n The r,rn;t;on. nlant: an.
,;o f,ctor;ns and tbe namo.ra,'
.borae tLa+ tha pannhI;can aa
.h;ne has been act;ra ;n c,rs;nc
hem ,o rea;ster 80 ~ - he onaI;9
led 80 rato ~ ,ha Waronbar oIao
ion
Indian, Democrats nort,. r,o,or
- h,ro ,rronaod for ,i;tti1 .Fd
chooIhousco csmna;ar drr;no tLe
en- dayS nrior tn ths e,ect;nnS Tn
b,+ ncr;oL thara :, -, ~ na,,a
cbooIborse IN the s+ata
Iy.b;,o tho com,o;o, :, Nah.,.,.,
c no paramount issue, and even the
ide issues have been sidetracked.
10th parties have planks in their
tate platforms favoring federal pro-
ibition and woman suffrage.
Gov. lanes NJ. Cox. Democratic
for reelection. seems as
ured of the labor vote Of Ohio. lie
giyen credit for nIacino ON the
ompensation law than which there
none better in the Union. 2
Next on the nrooram comes tbe
.nti-Tobacco eapue This oroan-
18th demands for the prohibition OF