The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-12-05
TOTAL
Wood strong in New England.

New kTE.6TC h@.IU-E5 were A.
most unanimously for Wood Ii was
in New Hampshire that he was born
over a grocery store II was in Mas
sachusetts that he attended Harvard
college. b. which he is now an over
seer. and ii was there he cast his hrst
vote or the Massachusetts, members
OF the house nine are for Wood one
,s for Lowden, one for Taft and one
n~on-committal
In order that the identity o. the
members may not be divulgea the
vote OF Connecticut, Rhode Island.
Maine, New Hampshire. and Vermont
IL given en- bloc: Eleven represen-
.atives voted for Wood. two for Low
den. one for Harding. and one ~as
noncomnittal-
Points Of Popularity.
Partly due 10 the Plattsburg rfove-
nent for the national defense nd
partly 10 ,he association OF his ne
with thai OF Theodore Roo cit.
Wood has a great preponderanee OF
favorable opinion IN the Naa '9rk
delegation. Fifteen expressed a -e,-
| erence for him. one is for Lo" zen.
one for Watson. one for Tai. \
for Pershing. and three werr noa-
coMrn!ttal.
II the Pennsylvania delegation
nineteen members Of the house ars
Tor Wood Lowden has one supper
,e- there. Harding . Seaa.ar Knox
one. Gov .p-0Ql one. and one VAS
-3acomlnstt4l
The states OF New JERSEY. Mary
lad. ans Delaware line ~ with ten
Tor Wood ard one fer Harding
Ten d. the Michigan members are
Tor Wood. one for Harding. and .
1orco-nft-al II the Indiana delega-
tor Twelve arr for Watson and one is
.o- Low3ea In Wisconsin II is mostly
Lowden sentiment Five members Of
M house expressed a preference for
rs-a. while three voted for Wood and
me was aoneoum3ttal Iowa is over
waelm3ngIy for Lowden. who attend
4 the state university there Nine
ara for tie Illinois governor. n Is
so- wood. and ore i for Johnson
Lauds the Rough Riders.
TIE ives. is also for Wood This
d particularly true of the southwest.
s1e largely To the fact t6at ia the
parish var he was colonel % the
rough riders. eli whjc. Theodore
Roosevelt was lieutenant colonel.
California. Oregon. and Washington
voted sf1 foT N9es. eve 70 Johnson.
ese fo- Posnde1tef. and enc was noa-
te New MEXICO. Idaho. Wy
Montana. and Colorado raye
e8r for SIS 5o3. three for I0w9e1.
ars a~e far parsh5Hg Kansas @a
ars %arth and south Dakota
votes tr Wool. ta-r Ter
= four Ter Lo@--1 and Gre
were HeaeGr7-s atta8
II the Rome state RI every q ae-
candidate WOOD - FIT Els lha eet
creme az thg ZEN hecs II tha house
: concerned. the SECOND eho.ee
soma Modest Senators
C1 the senate side ot the capitol
.ae Wood sentiment is 40 Tess a-o-
rHurtaa because Senator's H8raa.
Kellogg. spancer Edge, -PoincestRr.
Sutherland and Ienroot. as we'll -
Senator's Johnson. Harding ana Wat
son. are understood 10 he somewhat
receptive and have hean prominently
mentioned in their own states al
least. trey a-e placed Ia tbt poll Is
r~7oaestly admitting thai one among
their number might make az excel
ent JhIe. executive -at the United
States
Giving 3 Chance IL SpSas
LII t1e IWe1IT-I3I@ ses-ihNsfN vas'
If the Mississippi. twelve voted fo'
Mood, I've for LrwdeT- ta-aa fol
Watson. faar for Harding one fci
Johnson. one for sutharIa13s one foi
Edge. one fer Lenroot, one foi
Hughes, and three we're nit
tai OF The twenty Republican sena.
tors west of the Mississippi. eigns
voted for Wood. one for Lowden 0ns
for Harding. three for Johnson, ons
for Borah. one for kellogg. one fos
spencer. one Tor Psrshing. and two
for Poindexter. 0ne vas n0n-com'
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