Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-07-29
SENATOR SPENCER
To Be RE-A0M|hATED
SERVED WITH PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE IN SENATE AND
THEY VOTED TOGETHER.
IS P0PULAR WITH COLLEAGUES
A Vote Against Spencer in August
Beeause Of His Stand on Main
Issues viii Weaken Hard
ing in November.

The friends Of Senator Selden p.
Spencer are much pleased with the
outlook for his denomination by 4 very
large majority.
After the senator's vote overriding
wilson's veto Of the law enforcement
act agreed upon by the Republican eau
Gus. IL few st. Louis people determined
to defeat him and induced \ young mil
~lionaire resident Of ST. Louis to an
nounce his candidacy.
He opened up headquarters and sent
u large number Of workers out over the
state.
Seeing that the people were not tax
ing the candidacy seriously, a former
railroad attorney, who had retired with
a competency, after serving the rail-
roads faithfully for many years., was
induced to enter the race and now the
friends of each are insisting that the
other get out Of the race. The EFFORTS
of q few individuals and newspapers
with axes TO grind, to involve Spencer
in the Lowden scandal, have fallen fiat
since the final statements of all who
handled any money show that not a
penny was used for Spencer and neith-
er he or his committeeman or workers
received any Of the money or were
even aware Of its existence. On the
contrary, the senator and his commit
tee have insisted from the beginning
that the investigation be thorough and
every cen shown up. Since the noini-
nation of Senator Harding for Presi'
dent those who were opposing Spencer
find themselves In the awkward posi-
ton of being against Harding, as Hard
ing and Spencer voted indenticall!
alike on the main issues in the Senate
Reports have been received at TIE
Spencer headquarters In the lnterna
tional Life Building. from every coun
~ in the state and from all the city
wards and these show conclusively tina
a vast majority Of the Republicans
will vote as Is expressed in the slogan
Spencer Is Senator, Let's Keep Him
Among the hundreds of business anC
professional men of st. Louis who are
actively supporting Senator Spencer
and predicting his triumphant nOmina
ton and election are the following:
Louis p. Aloe, Louis Alt, Louis Beck
er. Christian Bernet, Louis BOeger
Rev. W. W. Boyd, u. D., Col. Hobar'
Brinsmade, Judge Henry s. Caulheld
Mai. Norman b. Comfort, Il. Bonner
berg, NJ. Eisenstadt, Edward z. Eliot
Joseph A. FlOry, A. II. Foote, judge
Vital W. Garesche, Bernard Greensfel
der, c. A. Groeschell. George S. Grover
r. l.. Quincy, &. f. Hatfield, Edward
Hidden, Judge W. b. Homer, David L
Houghtiin, Rev. Geo. W. King, ID. ID.
Judge w. W. Kinse!, Judge BENZ. II
KIene, Max kOtany, Capt. Raymond Z
La Driere, John s. Leahy, Sam Lears
George Il. Logan, Col. II. Il. Mcbride
Judge Eugene McQuillin, Joseph Math
es. Edwin Il. Meissner, W. f. Milligan
Judge w. ID. Moore, Lon +. Morris, Wi
liam T. Nardin, ThOs. X. Niedringhaus
George T. Parker, Judge Leo Rassleul
Aaron $. Rauh, +. +. Rudolph, Normal
j. Sadier, Dr. Edward Scirantz, Rev
B. &. Shaw, David SOmmers, Rev. {
&. Stahmann, b. d., DR.. James Stew
art, ". l.. SturGevant, George W. Suth
erland, Fred II. Swift, Perry Post Tay
lor, Capt. Charles 5. Thornton, Rt. Re,
Daniel 5. Tuttle, F. W. a. Vesper. 4
II. Webb. Judge James T.. Witl,rOw.
They thoroughly understand the siI
uatiOn III st. Louis and declare tina
Spencer will carry the city BY Il sui
staBtial plurality.