The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
81 SENATORS AND 431 MEMBERS
Of LOvIERHOUSE TOBE ELECTED

former Governor Bccckman; Nebraska.
where Senator Hitchcock. Democrat. and
former I"reI.n relations committee
chairman. Is hghiing K. Is. Howell. Re-
publican national csmmttteeman; wy
umiug. where representative Monden,
Republican leader in the house, is run
ming against Senator Kendrick. Demo-
Crat: Utah. where Senator King. Demo-
CTdt, Is seeking re-cIcCtion against Tor
mor Governor Bambcrger. and New
Mexico. where Senator Jones. Democrat.
j. opposed 10y Stephen Il. Davis. Jr.
Democratic hopes OF senatorial gains
Largely are conferred on: New York,
where senator calder. Republican. is
opposed 10y DR.. Royal &. Copeland. New
Work. h"alth commissioner: New Jersey
where Senator Fc.inghuyScn. Republic
can. is opposed hy Governor Edwards,
p"mnCrat; North Dakota. whore former
Governor Lynn J. Frazier. Republican.
with Nun-iartisan lea que backing Is
against J. +. O'Cnnunr. Democrat; MAR
and where Senator France. Republican,
- Sighting william CahCli Bruce; In
diana. where former Senator Albert !.
i:cvcr!dgc Ia piitcd against former Gov
"ru"r Samuel NJ. R&ist"n: connecticut
where Senator Mclean. Republican. Is
:
ton. where Senator Poindcxtcr. Rcpub-
Ncln. IS against =. = DIN. former rep
rrscutative. and Michigan. where Sena-
tor Townsend. Rcpuhiican, Is opposed
10y former Governor Ferris.
Tho" are % Senator's who are cand!-
dates for continued service. Three
Senators McCumher. Republican. y. n,
New. Republican. Indiana. and Culh'r-
son. Democrat Texts. were defeated fpr
denomination IN :rcHut primaries. wnHe
three moro whose terms expire March ,
nryt Senators Page. Republican. Ncr-
mont. Myers. r"mUcrai Montana. and
Williams. Democrat. Mississippi arc re-
firing and did not stand for renornina-
tinn.
TWO Women for Senate
There arc two women candidates for
The senate from Minnesota and Wiscnn-
sin and . score for the House. with
many others for muicipnl and other To-
cal offices The present and first
woman Senator, Mrs. W. II. FELTON,. Of
George. appointed 70 succeed the late
Senator Watson. ia not Il candidate for
election. while the lone woman House
member. Miss Alice Robertson. Of
oklahoma is fighting for reelection III
a normally democratic district.
For the i35 House seats there are
lOiG candidates, including $40 present
m"mhcrs--@I? Republicans 100 Demo-
rats and one Socialist - sitting
members. l6 R"puhlicans and II Demo-
Gratis did not seek reelection. Prnnin-
en-, among those arc "fnCle Joe" Can
non and Representative r'0rdncy OF
Michigan. chairman Of the ways anG
means committee"
Tifty-~ev"u House candidates ar"
sure Of winning Tuesduy. being without
opposition and some holding nomina-
tons Of both Republican and Demo
cratic parties. or these - are Demo-
Gratis and II Republicans.
Breaks IN several solid state deiega-
lions 10 Congress are predicted. While
The solid democratic C0ntinEents from
southern states are expected I" SHOW no
change. democratic leaders are predict
ing breaks In the solid Republican ranks
now coming from Ohio. Nebraska. Con-
necticut. Indiana. Kansas. Michigan,
Minnesota and possibly Oregon. West
Virginia and Wisconsin.