The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-01
ERECTION FORECASTS

ing reelection for the ''steenth' time, their
districts were being closely watched.
with former Sen. James hamilton Lewis
running on the Democratic ticket against
Len Small. Republican Voters were
that Mayor Thompson of Chicago was
fighting in the goyernorship coptest for
control of state affairs Lewis is supported
by many Republican backersS
I'm New Jersey.
TIenton. n. j. Nov. IA Republican
and POSSIBLY $50. 600 was predicted today
charles F. sistn
chairman, declared his party will carry
the state, altho he made no estimate of
Secondary only to interest in the presi-
dental vote is that of the contests In the
twelve congressional districts in several of
which modification of the Volstead act has
been an issue
In Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Nov. bets of O to that
the Republican national ticket will sweep
Wisconsin were being made here today to-
gether with odds of to on United States
Senator Lenroot against the field. Wis
consine is normally Republican.
1t was estimated today $4,000 votes
would be cast in Wisconsin tomorrow as
against presidential vote of 1887 in
Unsettled weather was forecast for Tues
day.
In Delaware.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. Final appeals
having been made to the voters, both Re-
publican and Democratic Organization lead
ers expressed confidence today in CARRYING
Delaware not only for their respective ma
tickets.
In Maryland.
Baltimore, Nov. 1AIndications today
that both fbe the eseS Paes Te
the hard, driving work done on each side
in the last month of the campaign will be
matched tomorrow by equally hard work
in getting out the voters, especially the
women
Especial interest attaches to the sena
negro, W Ashbie Hawkins, a lawyer Of
baltimore, running as an independent.
In Arkansas.
Little Rock. Nov. 1.-yoters of Arkansas
Socialist-on their ballots in the general
election tomorrow. Candidates of three
dependent Republican-are seeking the gov
eTnorship. Otherwise only democrats and
Republicans are candidates for the more
unopposed for state offices.
The gubernatoriai candidates are Thomas
6 MaeRea, Democrat; Wallace Townsend,
H--Blount Independent Republican. Rlount
Is a negro I. H.-Caraway is Democratic
candidate for senator and Charles F. Cole
is the Republican nominee.
In Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City, Nov. 1.-Flopping of
large majority Of the Democrats who voted
for Senator Thomas p. Gore in the primary
to the Republicans column was predicted by
James A Harris chairman of the Repub-
lican state campaign committee in his for
NAL election forecast today.
There were $1,000 Democratic votes
polled for Senator Gore in the Democratic
primary. said Harris. I'VE confidently
expect the majority of those good citizens
to be on our side in the senatorial con-
test
In Indiana.
Indianapolis. Nov. Next to the out
CONF of the race for the presidency interest
infhe election tomorrow will center in
the contest for United States senator. in
the opinion of political leaders. United
States Senator James z. Watson. Republi-
can candidate for reelection is opposed by
former United States Senator Thomas Tag
CART Democrat. All of the parties today
continued their campaigning mp TO the last
minute.