Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-31
SURVEY OF ISSUES
IN VARIOUS STATES.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-(By Assoc
lated Press. Prohibition enforce
ment, soldiers compensation, labor
questions and the Nonpartisan
League are among the issues involv-
ed in state and congressional cams
paigns in central western states. Sem
atorial records in connection with the
seating of Senator Truman H. New
berry, of Michigan, are being assail-
ed in some states. In Iowa, the
home Of one of its authors, as well
as in Wisconsin, the Esch-Cummins
railroad law has been attacked, while
the Kansas Industrial court is a point
of controversy in Kansas. Proposed
use of the state troops in connection
with the shipments strike and the at
titude Of candidates toward the Ku
Klux Klan are issue in Texas. Vim
dlcation or reputation of the political
records Of Senator LaFollette, of
Wisconsin,, and Senator Reed, of Mis-
souri,, are the crucial questions in
their respective states, and are relat-
ed by the fact that one charge of op-
ponents against Senator Reed is that
the senator in 1920 violated party
regularity by going to Wisconsin to
support LaFollette Independent.
Women are candidates for high of.
fces in several states,
A summary of issues by states fol-
lows:
Iowa.
A clash between Col, Smith w
bfookhart, republican nominee for
the United States senate, and con-
seryatlce republicans is forecast o.
The state republican convention Aup.
uS' z unless party leaders reach an
understanding with him or unless 2
platform Of generalities is drafted.
Ohio.
Two candidates for governor G. II
Dufand, of Coshocton. and + w Dnr
aeIl' of Columbus, both republicans.
nave nav! declared themselves in favor. of
i,shV wines and beer Both vets and
ulyS are claiming the next Ohio con-
slesslonal delegation, and are bnsv
sssAlHg og pledges from the numerous
congressional candidates.
Michigan.
senator Charles E. Townsend If
Jackson, who supported Trnmon II
@s%Eperry sSss IN the latter's fight for, .
se"I;n , III Ihe United Stetes senate, is
csns ga''ig y denomination by the fepubli.
PstSioIa si'S IN contest &c with Congressman
i6r S.ttek IsS Il. T. Kelly of Lansing, and Ma
who WI 'o,I oa d Emery, of Grand Rapids
NeUba.,.,'a New are ass99iling .9i his record in the
at. Minnesota,
n Ars' Anna D. Olsen don,oo,,o !,
i attsoli5 '4yy ior the the United States senate
emf. ftSsashlng Sa5atg The record of her oppop.
inp No. F. senator as2 Frank f. Kellogg pF1 ii yot-
Farmsr'y ne Sya[ ~ Senator Newberry. The
adberent- dber1La6or party which includes as
sssats IS basaias,o Of the NQnpartsan Leagues League
stead, dI'Fg of Ei for senator, Henrik Shin.
The ,a.. Missouri.
iaatioo o contest tn E for democratic nom
4 between '0 9 tne United States senate
, Breckenr;sssn senator Jas. A. Reed and
I League" s"'tdge III &c Long involves 1i,o tho
Woodrowl VI Nasions Ma. and the policies ',lf of
who s,Ss va: y. Wilson, which Mr. p'''Ies Lo,a1. ol
state TrS IN "a sallrd assistant secretary si y
has mad. ;" TIE n. Wilson administratgion dtr1g %
has any ssns MS ms platform. Mr. Wilson Sa,D,,'
ing Senate 'S letters T to Missouri "llnpn 'urnl
'1'O' Reeds defeat. ''s
klaho%9oo' 9o' S;. .; C. Walton, mayor Of o..
on ''I,tS niatS nomination for govaraas ,Or inc
nerLb5a. p5la,for% adopted 'Gy Sy tDssF@or tSs F.,
and as.ojI., 'aOJ[ Reconstruction 'Ie Toaano ear,
Nonparti.IsSd aasiISd BY opposing pronns neasoe as
platform ,''aa a! League doctfine' IpT rbs
'''0"sly endorses the pab.