The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

out Of the picture for ten years. The
outcome Of the Ncw- BcvoridEe race
Is IN doubt. and the primary IN only
the fret hurdle as II is expected that
former Vice President Thomas ~.
Marshall viii be the democratic
out in North Dakota nnotho;
severe party strife is imminent.
Former Senator AISLE l.. Bronno has
thrown his aombrcro into the ring
against Senator McCumbcr. Friends
NJ Gronna say that McCumbor wos
weakened by his failure "a take u
stand in the recent campaign whi'h
by recall unsratod Lynn Frazier, the
non partisan league governor. The
GIuuua Hdhoronts are going right
ahead with their plans despite the
fact that McCumbcr has become
chairman ~ the powerful senate
finance committee In succcssion to
Senator Icnrosc, ana the new tariff
bill VIII be- tho Fordnoy. McGumbcr
bin Instead ~ tho Fordnoy-
bill as II was slated to be called,
Emery against Townsend.
The long -talked-of movement 90
have an opponent I'm the primaries
fpr every senator who votes for tho
seating of Truman II. Ncwbcrry,
this week got under way In Michi-
y
national commander of the Amer
can Legion. announced he would op-
po4c Senator Townsend. who has
made n known he would vote Tor
kcwbcrry.
IN wyoming n hot fight down 10
the wire ~ prOtniacd between Scn-
ator John u, Koudrick, sitting demo
cratic member, and House Majority
Leader Mondell who seeks promo.
tion TO the senate. IL u reported
here that Senator Kenyon and per
hapH other republican members OF
The farmers bloc will aid Kcndrick,
a democrat, IN tho test. Wyoming
is normally republican state. but
Kendrick has always cut heavily into
the republican vote and ia said to
be confident that he can defeat
Mondell who has been coming TO
congress from Wyoming for twenty
two years.
In Now York former Governor Al
Smith IL said 60 have made up his
mind that "A senate seat ia "A com
Portable place and that n toga would
look we'll on his ample shoulders
and, therefore. will contest the re-
election OF Senator Calder. Smith
ls far and away the strongest demo.
crat In New York and Calder will
have his work cut out for him TO de-
feat the former east side peddlor
boy
Pennsylvania, duo to the deaths OF
Senators Knox ana Penrosc, must
elect two senator's this fall, but
interest there will cease Just as soon
ns the republican nominations are
made. Some day when Gehonna
registers zero and Texas turns ro-
publican, Pennsylvania may possibly
go democratic on national issue
but no one is expecting IL just now.
In Ohio Senator Atlee Pomerene.
democrat. Will be up for recollection.
His republican opponent may be any
one OF "A half-dozen mon. including
former Senator Burton, Governor
Harry L. Davis, Congressman Nioh-
olas Longworth, Congressman Sim
con Fess and Attorney General
Daugherty.
Maryland will see contest be-
tween Senator Joseph /. France, re-
publican, and former Senator John
Walter Smith. democrat. Senator
DUPONT, OF Delaware. will be OPP
posed. II IL understood. by former
Senator willard salisbury. demo-
crat. salisbury Is one Of the ad-
vlsory committee Mt the arms pnrley.
In Texas, whero n democratic
nomination means election, senator
Charles A. Culberson. Oldest H. point
of service OF democratic senators
and looked upon as perhaps the
sagest ~ Ills party'B councillors.
aoon In expected to announce for re-
election. Culberson's chance OF re-
election is increased by the fact that
opposition TO him I'm his party u
divided among dozen candidates.