El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30


I reelection for second term; Thomas
Helm Cd, for term expiring March
/ 3, 1872 succeeding senator BraLton
Bragg Conner, who was appointed 70
I fiji the vacancy caused by the death
] OF senator John Hollis Banlzhead.
( Nomination Of Underwood and Heflin
Z at Alabama primaries equivalent TO
/ election Underwood minority leader
OF the senate.
Arkansas-T. II. Caraway Cd. who
defeated senator william +. Kirby, a
, candidate for reelection at the Arlzan-
sas primaries. Carrawzy's nomina-
[ ton equivalent to election.
Arizona-Ralph II. Cameron CR).
Mark Smith Cd, present incumbent.
California-Samuel ShortridEe CR)-
James D. Phelan Cd, present in cum
bent
Colorado-Samuel D. Nicholson
Z (Il-), Tally Scott Cd, senator Charles
$ Thomas National ticket, present
incumbent (Democrat-Anu League Of
Nations
Conn B. Branderes
(El), Anti-Lsague OF Nations, present
incumbent Augustine Lonergan Cd.
Alorida-John H Cheney (R),
Duncan U Fletcher Cd, present in
Georgia-c. H Williams CRJ. Tom
Watson Cd, defeated senator Hoke
smith present incumbent, at Georgia
primaries. Watson il antl-IeaEue OF
nations.
Iadho-Former Gov Frank r Cool
ing Ord, anu-league Of nations; John
+. Nugent CD)s present Incumbent
Sherman Not Running.
Ilinois-Wuliam B. Mckinley CRD.
LoWden candidate; Peter A. Wallin
cd, Senator lawrence y. Sherman.
present incumbent, not a candidate
for reelection
Indiana-James n watson CRD.
present Incumbent. T. TaFeart Cd.
loWa-Albert q Cummins fR.l.
present Incumbent Claude R. Porter
Kansas-Charle Curtis o.. present
incumbent; George H Hodges Cd.
entucky-Hichard 3. Ernst CR-l.
~ c. " Beckham ID present IN
cumbenE
Louisisna-Edward Broussard Cd.
nomination equivalent 10 election
Succeeds senator Edward James Cay.
present incumbent.
1laryland-O. z. Weller CR-). sen
ator jain Walter Smith Cd. present
incumbent
Missouri-senator selden P. Spencer
lR-l, present incumbent; Broken
bridge Long I'D
Nevada-Taskar eddie (R), sen I
ator Charles B. Henderson Cd, pres /
ent incumbent; Mss Anne Martin F.
Il RI.
New Hampshire-senator George II. I
Noses lH-l, present incumbent Ray /
moud B. Stevens CD.
New Xork-Senator James d. Wads- I
worth RI present incumbent; Harry I
C. walker (D.)-
North Carolina. z. Holton CR.o. ]
senator Lee S Overman (D-)s present /
incumbent.
North Dakota-E. F. Laid R). 10 I
replace senator Aisle J. Gronna. III. ]
Harains's Successor.
Chio-Franz r willis CR-l, 70 re-
place senator Harding; W A. Julian
Oklahoma-John william Herald
(E-l' scott Ferris CD)s both members
Of present house.
OreEon-Robert stansfie1d CR), /
lanator George T. Chamberlain Cd.
present incumbent.
Psnnsyivan a-BoieE Penross CR-l.
present incumbent; Jahn A Farrell I
CD.
South Carolina-Senator Ellison p. I
smith Cd, present Incumbent Nou-l-
nation equivalent 70 election.
south Dakota-Peter Norbeck CR1. J.
.. s. g. Cherry Cd. to replace SEN
ator Edwin s. Johnston Cd, present I
Incumbent
utah-Reed smoot CR-). present IN
cumbent; Il II. Wiling Cd.
Normont-W. p Dillingham; CRl.
present incumbent; Howard E. Shaw
Cd.
Washington-Wesley L. Jones CR-1. I
present Incumbent: George +. Cot
-rill Cd.
Firginia-Carter Glass Cd. Nom
nation equalent 10 election.
Wlsconslu-IrVine L Lenroot CR.1. /
present incumbent Paul Reinsch. for
ner American minister 10 China (Dl. +
James Thompson n. p, senator La
lollette.s candidate), Frank Weber /
ls0cialist).
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