The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

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90 su,,e,d himself ana Green has
been chosen fot tho republican nom
iuatiou, which, in Vermont. is equiv.
Rlent 20 an election Senator Raw.
Eon of Iowa. o comparatively now
conner. appointed last spring 10 till
the space made vacant hy tho APP
polntment of william e. Kenyon 10
bo United states circuit Judge, u
not candidate either.
on tho democratic side of tho
chamber senator Charles A. Cul.
berson - Torna viii be missing lie
Tor many years ably served his state
iu the senate. ana was ~ one time
the drupuratI, leader pf that body
Senator Mycts Of Montana declined
tn boz candidate 90 succeed himself
ana the senate will lose one ~ its
most conscientious and courageous
members thereby,
Tho death ~ Senator Tom Wat.
son ~ Georgia last week haS created
another vacancy ON the domoorau,
Hl1o or Tho chamber 10 VIII b"
fiucd of course, Boy democrat. who
IA Co bs nominated october a.
Two Leader To- Go Back.
Roth tu" republican leader of tho
senate. Senator Lodge ~ Msssnphu-
The hluar. Mpudell of wyoming. are
aookiuE election Co tho senate
Lodge. % i8 predicted. will DE elected
by safe majority over his demo
cratic opponent, Gaston. Moudcll
however. has n real race ON his
hands with Senator kcndrlck ns his
democratic opponent.
The democrats are particularly
hopeful Of being able 10 win seats
now held by the republicans over
their republican opponents iu Sew
Jersey, New York, Michigan. Con.
n"ciicgt. Delaware, Indiana and
Washington. II is by no means Cer-
tain. Of course. that the republican
nomisoes will fail 20 come through
IN these states. hut these are 70.
garded 40 real battle grounds The
republicans. on the other hand.
maintain they Will elect in those
states, ana hlap that they will take
seats now held by democrats from
New Mexico Missouri, Montana.
Wyoming, Rhode Island ana Ohio.
Early iu the primary elections for
tho senate Senator New and Sen.
ator McCumber, both strong admin.
istration senators, we're defeated for
denomination, and the democrats
hailed the performance ne severe
blows at the republican admlnistra.
ton. Since then. however, the ad.
ministration candidates have come
through IN several instances Wis
Consin must he expected. where Sen
htor Ia Toilette attacked tho ud
mlnisttatiun lu vigorous fashion.
The denomination Of senator IRE.
linEhuysCn by "a large majority In
New Jersey, was particularly pleas
ing To the administration forces
though the democrats point out that
the vote cast FOR Frollnghuyse was
far below that cast for President
Harding in 1920. But In New Jor-
sey. as elsewhere. the interest In n
senatorial election ls not such as to
bring out tho voters In the same
number as that In pres dentinl
election.
\ full lisb Of the senatorial nom
lnces Of both parties so far made.
or tentatively agreed upon, fur
nished through the Courteey of
Frank A Hampton, secrctary-treas.
urer OF the democratic senatorial
ca mplng COMMITTEES. follows;
Arizona, democrat. Henry T. Ash.
urst; republican, James II. Me-
| Siiniuvh. California, democrat. VIII
liam j. Pearson, republican, Hiram
| Johnson. Connecticut. democrat
| Thomas j, Spcllacy. republican
George T.. Mclean Delaware. dem
oCrat, Thomas f.. Bayard republic
an, +. Coleman du pont. Florida
democrat. Park Trnmmell. Indiana
democrat. Samuel NJ. Ralston. re
publican, Albert j. neveridge. Iowa
democrat. clyde l., Herring; ropuh
lican. Smith W. Hrookhart. Mary
land. democrat. William CSS5i
Bruce; republican. Joseph / France
Massachusetts, democrat. William \
| Castor; republican, Henry tahO
Lodge. Michigan, democrat. Wood
bridge n, Ferris, republican, Charlie
H., Townsend Minnesota. democrat
| Mrs. Anna Dlckio Olesen; republic
an, Frank u. kellogg, Mississippi
democrat, Hubert II. stephens. re
publican, j. n. Cooker Missouri
democrat, James A. Reed, republic
an. carl W Riddick. Nebraska
democrat, Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. re-
publican, r. H. Huwot Nevada
democrat, Key pittman; republican
Charles Chandler. New Jersey
democrat, Edward I. Edwards; re
publican, Joseph =. FrVlinghuySet
New Mexico, democrat, Andrieus \
Jones; republican, stephen Il
Davis. New York. democrat. Dl
Royal 8, Copeland. republican, W
NJ, Calder, North Dakota, demo
crat, J, Il, T, O'Connor; republican
Lynn j. Frazier. Ohio, democrat
Atlee Pomerene; republican, since
u, Fees. Pennsylvania, democra
Fred Kerr; republican, Samuel "
Shull; republican, George Wharto
Pepper; republican. David 4. ReeS
Rhode Island. Peter O.. Gerry, r,
publican, X. Livingstone Beeckma
(not yet formally nominated), Teu
nessee, democrat, Kenneth -, Nc
kcllar, republican, Newell Sander
Texas, democrat. Earle II. Msyfivi,
Utah, democrat, william H. kiul
republican, Ernest Hamburger Wen
mont. democrat. Or W. B. Mayo
republican, Frank l.. Greene. Viz
ginia, democrat, claude A Swan
son. Washington, democrat. G. {
pllli republican, Miles PoiudCNto
Wisconsin, democrat, Mrs, lcssl
Jack Hooper. republican Robert y
La Toilette, Wyoming democra
John B kendrick, republican
Frank w Mondcll West virginia
domocrI', NJ. NJ Nicely. republican
Howard sutherland,