The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
Eleventh. HOUR
REVIEW OF FIELD
so One-Sided It's a Shame
to Mention the
Figures
GIVE UP
/ In Many States Party Exist
ence Only Perfunctory and
the Ticket Hopeless
.,,,,.l 10 The World.

n.cial 20 The World
cutCAGO, oct, 27.-John T. Ad-
.,s vice chairman of the repuoli-
an national committee in charge
~ western headquarters. gave out
,oaay this review OF campaign con-
sgions in the middlewest;
. The political situation in the mid
alswe,t has now settled into it's final
s..n The vote IL taken today
aond be the same as 1t would have
Ssen A week ago, and as 1t will be
next Tuesday.
In Minnesota a peculiar condition
4 ,,ts,s II is more or less signigi-
sri OF conditions in several mid
Slswestefn states. AS a national Or
S,nlzation the democratic party in
Minnesota has almost ceased to eS>
t., Minnesota will go for Harding
nv avery large majority, undOubt-
edly above 100000.
! In Nebraska the democratic or
franization is moribund. 1t is simp-
N Standing up and waiting to see
Row hard IL will be hit The re-
publican majority in Nebraska will
), unusually large, at least $4,000.
In Iowa, Harding and Coolidge
will win by we'll over 100000. The
contest for the senatorship is not
exactly In doubt. but the friends OF
Senator Cummins are concerned as
10 his majority. lie will pull through
but he will run considerably behind
the national ticket.
In Wisconsin also the national
democratic party Is at the vanishing
point The certainty of an enormous
majority for Harding and Coolidge
has taken the life out OF the naAon-
al campaign. Senator Lenfbot's
contest for reelection alone supplies
the fireworks and 1t supplies plenty
q them. At present Lenroot is In
III lead, and. IL Wisconsin goes
leayily for Harding. Lenroot will
surely be elected. The governorship
Is In doubt.
In Illinois the Harding and Cool
idge majority is problematical. II
may be 10000. William Mckinley,
republican. will be elected senator.
and | fully expect to see Mr.. Small
win over Colonel Lewis.
Indiana is expected by the closest
figures to go for Harding by $1,000
or $4,000. Senator Watson may run
a few thousand behind the national
ticket but he Is regarded as sure
OF reelection.
ft In Michigan, Harding and Cool
i1ge are as safe and sure as in the
other middlewestern states which
h-haye been mentioned. There is a
mixed situation In Detroit on ac-
count OF the Industrial depression,
but this situation in not unfavorable
10 the republicans AS a whole. there
will be an enormous republican vote
IN the state and a majority of more
than 100, 600 for the national ticket.
Although Missouri does not prop
erly belong In the middlewest the
rfpubllcan campaign has been con-
Quoted rom Chicago headquarters.
The detection of Senator Reed and
the general unpopularity ofthe Will
son administration has been swing
ING the state very rapidly in the last
four weeks to the republican col
umn. Kansas City, Senator Reeds
home and a great democratic
stronghold, will give almost an even
break between Harding and Cox.
The state as whole will go republic
can by more than 10000. The pres
snt estimate of those who polled the
Sate is $1,000 to $4,000. Senator
Spencer will be reelected.
North and South Dakota are a
!ittls west of this general territory
bTt are closely related to II. The
we will be almost to 2 in favor
sAarding and Coolidge. The ma
Hrtles will not be enormous, but
'hey are sure.
On the whole the majorities fig
uled out by the republicans in the
mlddlewest are so enormous that one
nesitates to even mention them. AS
an additional proposition the demo-
fcratic party in several states seems
70 nave gone out OF business, the ma
uonal ticket has been given up as
hopeless, and Mr., Cox Is being trad
ca OH for state candidates.