The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

Statewide interest has developed In
the candidacy or Col. l. v. Patch for
the United States senate since II has
become generally known that the
political complexion OF the senate
after the autumn election may hinge
upon the Republicans choice for a
| senatorial candidate at the Pocatello
convention In August.
Sentiment friendly 10 Colonel Patch
10 developing Ia every county and In
many sections Of the state II has
erystsiixsd aud grown into demand
for his nonination since Il Is becom-
Ing more and more evident each day
that he II the one man who can unite
all factions and carry the Republican
ticket through to victory Ia the Noyem-
Der election.
IL Ada county lis former service
msn no are loyal 70 Colonsl Patch
dldatss to the county convsntion.
- k.y. been flisd sitossihsr ~. tbs
sssi fs,ok woald .asiiy 3. rsturnsd
. vietsr II he could 90 out before the |
:s1s..: ss .ii.v. ' ;sss III. I poii.
dsisas will manspysr Colonel Patch
sus 81 the nsmln. sion In the state eon-
s s:.','i :.s. .As r. siI"s' ss.s s.
via ever Senator John y Nyxent
yssid lsepArdiss IN. Siecsss OF the
s. .sss'i 81 Sk 5.s sra hslp .,ss 3. s
order ts crafty the personal smbi-
,lsss q f,w men. This people Of
isA . s s''s sss fa, .ssy Hs ssaS
u, sim ,Ass. YOU'D !. n no doubt q hi
fSs IssAs Daily statesman said on
fhs slsotion nest sovsmbsr IL go I
ns 20 Be almost as important ia It's
~ the prssidsnoy. and will determine
y hsthsr the new naturalization IL TO I
Asv. the support Of the ssnat. or :
ss.'nsa y WI GENE "a landscapes d
by no means esrtAfr that the sem
Its viii be controlled BY tho same '
'arsy vhieh elects tn. nett presidsat. n
leaps have = majority Of tive. or one
I ssnator Nswbsrry OF Michigan 10 II
90 included. Thirty two senators ara II
S.ss Who's. terms .spirs Is are re. 9
ubiiesns OF the ~ Democrats whose
srns sspirs eight come from the y
arsiy Democratic states OF the solid h
sw, held BY Democrats for which tho
sPubiieAns oan make any real con- y
Viewed from In. other standpoint. !,
ssrs are at least ais Republicans who :,
~ Aot SURE 81 -eiection, any one Of g
hon lay be suocssdsd BY a psmo-
rat" m
S.ss.ts Defeat Feared. n
After detailing the situation Ia \,
atss other than Idaho whore .sepa- ~
re are TO b. slsctsd the Statesman c'
sAaothsr pssaocrst who d. likely to :,
We way 10 = Rspshiiesa unless there - -
. fsetisnsl sixht n the Republican y
,s'y ' syns s % iSsss, the .,os con q r.
in at least three strong oontenders W
the field. one % these coatenders. ~
rn.s oessrner osedinx. T. personal. be
mater horsh Was widely credited tive az
ere aso with hsvins brought about IN
. dsfsat % oeoainx, who was then 70
sater bsr.h ssvss his support 70 the W
,pu eiicsn aomirss this fsli--and this
nainss msy BE oeodias sysin--sen. IN
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rrsss lnte the senatorial slsction. ~
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fslsasl Patch has an .nviaels rec. fr'
'snsst military rseords IN America ~
! gave up Ms business intsrssts four co
are sse % - 90 the Mexican border ke
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90 oversees vita the ArnertcRn Ia. t''
aiiien.ry fsres. a.. Ia. made pa
Geese - business We has been pr
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setis- l..a In ths asvsiepmsst Of pr
> natural resources IN idshe. served OF
me tswn Ia m.ay pss'tioe. 81 tra.t w,
4 his stat. as sstofsnt general Coi- WI
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