The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-20
Final Review of National Election
The Outlook for future Actions
a Y r. serviee)

Dol. fact in the recent election has
been The important part piayet 5s
lur --Ylp. The largest number Of
Race .sctiisies since the di.frsu-
.hl,emen; lav ueut into effect.
H--- on tickets i1 ssri0us parts of
th- aolntrr The sctis5t, Of the ci,.
zra. Us ar -nursss5.- sign u their
determination 10 z-s ,01iewhere boz
h---i.au political life
The tv1 candidates FIR seats IN
th United >t8te> Senate Hon. ".
Ash5.e 3 Hawkins IN Mar, land and
liJn. J. D. Pollard in yI-A-is. uere
defeated Hsaki1, received 100
,aira r-s,'n, .R- REGULAR Hrplbh-
sa1 .andid-ir o. fsu fsr behind the
national head, 1g the Republican
ticket Who got substantial maj0ri-
t s, ,1r hIlil q the voters. This
thc ,e.Drd time i1 the hi,Ou u
the state that The Republican pat,
rl, e1nt .I' ahead ia national
ri-.taH five out u siN candidates
f1- C0u1res, were successful Can
didaie Hsv kin.' run for The senate
s.as the rIteGu- 0f project hy
MANY pr1nIreu lalofsd hrpubiI-
cans a18iusi ~hai tney deemed
,haob, treatment VI the regular or
z3rI1nii7n 30 Ih- >taig ai which o.
8 Weller. Wha "a a. elected, &, the
ituls- head and -b0s>~ Pollard'S
vote in Vir.uia was negligible
quantity but u B, believed 10 have
served the purpose of creating q nu-
c'eu. i1r a strong organization Of
Colored Republicans in the state.
virginia furnished q candidate for
Congress. %. H. Price in the Rich
m5nd district. Vho was defeated.
and ln the 18th Missouri district.
Robert Owens. the candidate Of the
Farmer-Lsbar party fell before the
l1rge vote 4iven IN CONGRESSMAN
DYER although the Negdo vote Of
the district ouinunbers the white
vote regardless Of party afiilia-
tons The one COlOfed candidate
f0- Govednod, ]. II Blpunl Of Ar
kansa. vas buried beneath the
usual large vote FOR the Democrat
ic nominee.
Three Colored candidates for
the legislature we're elected in Hi
nnis. Adelberi H. Roberts and
Warren y. Douglas. who succeeded
themselves in the Sd district and
&. B. Turner who was standing for
reelection
ln Ohio Henry Higgins was
elected member Of the legisla-
ture from the Cincinnati district,
| but William Il. Gdeca was defeated
for lhe State Senate in the Cieve-
land district As we're Harry 4. Da-
Wis and Samurl +. WOODS who
we're candidates FOR seat in the
lower branch of the lfgiSlaiure
The Rev. George l.. Davis and At
tornev Hughes we're unsuccessful
candidate. for the lower house IN
the city ~ Columbus.
Deleware takes new place or
the political map by electing TO the
lower branch Of the State legiSla
mrr Or W Henri Pixies from one
Of the Wilmington districts. Mis-
souri, sends Negro to its loweI
house. Walthal VI. Moore Of 81
| Louis while l.angSton Harris O
the same city lost. J. C.. AsburN
and Andrew +. Stevens are sue
cesSfh Philadelphia candidates fol
seats in the PENNSYLVANIA lowe
house.
In New York, was reelected bu
Miss Grace Campbell, candidate
on the socialist ticket went dowI
10 lcfcai. However in tire Orang
district Of New Jersey. DR.. Waite
G. Alexander came through will
fNing cOlorS.
The following statement has bee
received from Robert y. Owens
who was candidate for Congress il
st. Louis:
MY vote is estimated at 5000.
made a good showing conSiderin
the strength of the opposition. Tn
last two weeks of the campaign
the Republican National Commit
tee flooded the district with
veritable army Of speakers In tn
interest of Congressman Dye
Among them were Henry l.incol
Johnson, ChaS. Cottrill, Miss Ha
lie o. Brown, Mrs. lethis Flemin
nr CIayel1nd Mrs Niciorig Cla