The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
MANY CANDIDATES
CLOSE CAMPAIGNS.
Issues Many and Varied
in Off-Year Election
Set for Tuesday
CONGRESS IS STAKE
Control of Lower House Goal
of Both Major Parties in
Field This Campaign

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of tho issues 100 the OftyoHr election
t.rt Tu.sdav with control of CON.
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Outstanding features ~ the soma
toual battle Il we W'ni are ,ne '"n-
tests OF bnliod states senator James
\. Reed. democrat OF ell-s"uT, nud
X. ls "f''' i'pnnH'hn, lhhN
". hotoFf rrlu'ii''n. ol mime
soto. MfH Nluh 'I.'oH, u'W',fHi.
ana li,III. 'N.' .''u' laI IneI ''p''
Snuh W. lI'"hhptt l'puhu aN anu
tlNdc J.. htli'uk' ~ ma senator
Chlt lcs y. "Wns'hi, i'puh,,hIL OF
Mich'tan, ana NoounIidb. n, t',
tlA, FORMER governor, AIb'r' D.
BeNoridge, repuD.' can torm.i sehl-
ior inulhn', ana 0amuel u hHi-
hioh' I"I WtI E"Vethu' "nu tne
huuul' ~ i,NHs, WH'!' 'i' u"H's
pi EAIIe 49, Mayil"lu, u'Hlu'Ial' hhn
bo"Ibe IS ftuay, lhutpehuth, 1thl-
ottal anu i'puhl can lnupiHed' nave
uut beeh PtIh''u on lno nh,l'ls ne
me result OF iHJuhcuen nud man
Janus pIo,yeulhss ana voter! must
tho paHots'
LaFollcttc Expects Victory.
senator Robert NJ. IaFoIette.
progressive republican. Wisconsin,
was expocied 10 have an ensy Vic.
gonator q NJ Hitchcock No
bragl,n. IA oupoped bv X. IA. Howell.
repubiicnn
Ronreaontatlve Andrew I Vol.
cnth congressional dlstrlct. author
az the prohibition enforce mrnt net.
il bofnr fought bnrn nv Uev' % 4
JSyalc. democrat and farmer-labor
indorsed one of the othor prlncl.
nal prohlbltlon outcropplngs Ia in
Missourl where soyernI 'wot'' re-
publlonns sid thsv would support
Senator Reed. democrat. while GER
min dry demorrnts bava dscIared
thar they would follow Brewster.
Women Figure IN Contcsts.
Although Mra. Oleson. Tho Mime. |
sofa democratic senatorial nominee
IL tho bendliner among women rnu.
didatcs. n number OF others are en-.
gagged In Important races. Promi- |
nent among these are Mrs Wlnnl- |
fred Mason Iluck REPUBLICAN, nomi. |
nee To succeed her lnte father. Con
gressman- at large William ". Mason
ana Miss Alice Lorraine DnIv. nom
partisan league candidate for gov
ernor ~ Sonth Dnknts. IN
Neb.. il a prohibition candidate Tor
congress-.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo, Nov. As the
Missouri campnirn drnwa 10 a closc
astuto nollticeI obseryors deolnred
the senatorial rnce be,ween United
Statas Spp,tnr I.n,os A paod ana - |
n. Brewster. ropuhlican will, he |,
marked nv defectionv on both Tickets
A goodly number OF ''wet" renub-
licans. they say. VIII swing to Reed.
whlle brewster VIII receive the sup.
gemocrnrs npd %drmnSra,. % who
dissatisfied with Reed because of
his opposition 70 former President
"rsun, ,,,,.,. ~.
nv i,lun queA''un seeills 70
naNv oFrIslauIMeu . ali ptner Issues
~. ,..at VI ,,t,s - ~ Ne.u
nus ', VuEla',u hir,lseil IN ih'or or
mr",.s,n p,ou,,y' 'ns ono la no's,eaa NV us wn's
The campaign has been intensive
and often personalities employed by
the opposing candidates have been
considered rather vtuperatlve.
Both candidates, particularly
Reed. have denounced the ku-Klux
Klan.
ST. PAUL. MINI, Nov. 4.-Elev-
enth-hour campaigning has sharp
eued interest IN the United states
senatorial contest TO bo determined
In Tuesdays election In Minnesota,
in which Frank II. Kellogg Is OPP
posed for recollection by two candl-
dates one a woman.
Heavy artillery OF tho demoorauc
party, including W. @. MoAdoo and II