The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
NEBRASKA IS
REPUBLICAN
MARK nULLIVAH FINDS TIM
SWEEP AdAIHbT WILuOn AND
THn LEAGUE
Germans, Irish ana American Voters
All One way
Ivy MAlLN BULLlVhN
national Political Correspondent OF In

ny MAlLK BULLIVAN
NatIonpl Political Correspondent Of Tho
Intolllgoucor aud Now York Evo-
ming Post
Omaha. Sch Dot, ll.--Arihur Mul-
lon a GOOD DomoCrnt. who knowH every
thing about NobrnHRn politics, t0ld mo
this story.
Thoro IL n lltlIo town In NobraBkA
called HismRrCk. From tho nhmo you
can guonH tho origin Of tho population
Formerly llismuTCk was OVorwhrlml ing
ly Democratic, Tho politicians and OF
hCinlH at the state capital In inhulnt lna
tho Ul0Ction returns always know hhl
Bismarck would turn ~ ono hundred
DOmOuTaIB 10 iva Republicans.
Now the Germans Vote
| That was tho cuau mnIll ihlh year. Al
| tho prinhrius l"ni aun,nar II was 60
huIIy rovoIhod bismarck ,hal QUO hun
dtod lieruhIio"n votes "nd VIZ l'"m".
| cratic V"teh M Arthur Mullen pats
II iunfuliy. There WDioni enough
/ bon,ooiHts ion los nued'"
That 1" tho nt"'p "f the uorInan
i Au"II'""a n"i merely Ia N"h'"hh" beat
,r'i Fwhut" III" iIrinInna az" hHnInui
WIln"n "ni ia" isha'io "T "nIi"n" "md
| Ihlh i'"i ih"y a." h"i"F I" '"I" ""lllly
tI"r"NIIr"" I""am,"h "n H"h'"ah"
] h"a i"iho, i"Iso 'iu'nrnm I"ril" ,i"".
Z ih.I, vmtna VIII In,n,Il IuioI,,tII," wit"i"
| the st"t" viii l." i"uitd -" oi,' iI"" ia
| II,h,nah" H. ihiN s"p" Wii""i, 80"
/ J"iIty 81 ~ GHH -" h" lua"s 'l'"t H."
/ h.ra 80, uu 81 Ne, IhIa y,", ~"
/ E,"nh" 1. ,aI,"n,"i 4" az" ii'Iuhil
nrn 80" Jmillg ~ nl'"t"I ~" ""nr" sl-"
80 Ihn i"",', ,h"i lac I, l,d !" i'il -" Il"
! ilia i'"UV'
Hah,a.L. ale" hes . f.nlY i",s. p"r
'I"ll' ~ i'i"h ""l"."'l"uls Ih"v, i""
go" "e"l""i tie l""rp" h"' ~" hl"h
!" lt'iy-s." "'s ""i srp-i.d !" s"'s
u",",H 49, ,i"t,a p" s"iidly 49, ~. i-h
I !" r"."" ,,ih., .-nil"d- ~ he r""ni'Y
I" "hhi'i"r ~ ,h."T '-r claimants, 4"
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vii 10 h"-"d - ~" g""s,rl hlg"rp'""
81 ~ ihn ""nh',rI ~ ImhIl" hHnli- hY
WlIn"n "ul ,hu i'er"","ls
wiIsoa U,ppprIsS
IN N"hfsshp rF ~h"l" probably tbs
l,..,HE"" Is" ~" MOI" E"r",", ,n"n
riiIr- 81 Nohrp-ks Uh.rs ~. nv, daily
n"wRrprerT ana -FOUR ~ them are IL
Varying degrees In favor ~ tho league
only ono Ia oui and out opposed Ia IT,
onlltInH racial prrJudIcHr AMI omit
ting Wilson p"rFonslly, " Nebr"shn
Of nations alone. the result might b.
different from what tho election In
llkoly 10 be. hnd yot oven In Nebrns-
kp quito aside from racial projudlceH,
thoughtful pcoplo who are Buro that
America ought not 20 30 into tho lon-
que Senntor NorrIH OF Nebraska In n
man who represents tho common
thought ana aspirations or his people
ma accurately n any man In tho SON
against tho lonRua.
II might no assumed that Mr.. lIry>
ans diHn rrocilon from Cox would hC-
count In part for the nnIi- Democratic
trend In tho state. but apparently II
dOoB not. You never hrnr OF Bryan
~ figuring In Tia" Sliuniion. Anyhow,
Hryhu'h position docH not matter with
out him az u factor, ~. with him AH a
faction. Nohrnrka This year In pointed
toward fairly honVy ltopublloan ma
I"IIty
U"wIiHht. 1870. by n Y. Evening
Post. Ia,