The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-31
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& esumeS of Issues in Central
Western States Given
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sgHIEAGo. June 31.-CBy the
EssASspciatedSPress , Prohibition
Ssnforcement,so sold iers' compensa-
stionsIaborSaueaM and the Non.
Ieaguesare$am among the is
snesSfnyo1yedf in state. and Congress
Tern states. Senatorial records in
Genlectfon with the seating CT
sSenato Truman H: Newberry of
Mtchiganar are being assailed in
Some states. In Iowa, the home Of
6tfssof its auth oTs. as well as in
Wfsconsfn the Esch- Cummins rail-
Sr6adElaHssha been attacked, while
sthHS Kansas IN dustrial Court is a
Spuin of controversy in Kansas.
use OF the state troops
Z I'M eonnect ton with the shopments
Ssstrikes and the attitude of candt-
dates toward the Ku Klux Khan. are
rspndiaions OF 9the political records
aoEsSenat tor Toilette OF Wiscon-
siHsand Senator Reed of Missouri.
areSthe crucial questions in theirl
states and are related
theSf fact thatsone charge Of OPP
oonents against Senator Reed IS
SGsena tor lin 1920 violated
OVERWHELMINGLY by going to Wis
onsin support La Toilette
Independent
yome are candidates for high
offices In several states:
sssAslInmarysso f issues by states
IOWA clash between Col.
\ fominee for the United States
sSNsenats, and conservative Repub-
ma leans. i forecast at the State Re-
bltcan Convention August un-
essspartyS leaders each an under.
sstanding with q him X or unless
Isastfform Sof gensralities is draft
edssSC ol.sBrookhart favors repeal
g the Esch-C bill. In the
spTimaTiss Col q. Brookhart= did not
haYes the support of many of the
partYSregu1ars and some Republic
Can Head ers eelared he was too
Tad ica Iss Ee was nominated over a
lie ofssixEcandidates by Il. 1 per-
Msesntsof tie 8t otalsssvote: The Demo
S ssscfatcss Gand idatez for the Senate is
YdessI Herring Des MONIES.
IS 6lsin ess ma n
OHIO Two candidates Cor gov
ssa5n0T Durand Of CoshoctoH
81 and Durnel1 of Columbus.
both Repub Iicans, have declared
hemseIyes IN favorEor light wines
4 ard beer Both WITS and drys are
gaining the next Ohio Congress.
sionaI delegation. and are busy
seking pledges from the numerous
cand idatesj; atten-
Icns also Isl directed ito the legs
tive campaign The congressio
Icasilpaig involves proposals
II faderal law permitting manu-
ctErs and sale of light wines and
he er: the legislative campaign. the
OF strict state Ell
sf5Tsesnent sta tutes. The state is
IS t1ia home of the Ant!-Sa1oon Lea
ssie and of several national wet
ORGANIZATIONS
sSsasTCEIGAN-s Senator Charles e.
ssfsoWnselld# of #SJ ackson, who sup
Rortsd TrumansH !. New berry in.
q latters light for seat in the
aite,lS8 States.sSeeAn 1 is seeking
by. the Republicans
conte with Con gresham
Eatrick IA. Kelley of Lansing and
sjorJ ohn G. Emery OF. Grand
Rapids, who are assailing his re-
s. cord IN the New berry case Cover
h MorAlex j Grosebeck who IS
Seeking Republican denomination,
n. III charged by persons of differing
u politicaI Ia faith with "eXtraVa gance
Ri Aadsshigh-handeds meth DDS. re
ffected M changes in the state
ssoyernment, creating central
card TO transact much OF the
8tatess business
MINNESOTA: Mrs. Anna D.
spIesen. Democratic nominee ror
@ fhesU United States Senate. is at
Sstacling the record of her oppon-
s entN Senator Frank B. Kellogg in
yoting to seat Senator Newberry.
The F'armer-Labo Party. which in
Glndes adherents to the Nonpart!-
Il Han League. u is backing for Senator
u aenrik Shipsted of Minneapolis
" tsssho in the gubernatorial campaign
1920, as an ind dependent. pollec
Isl 400 Svotes to 415,S05 of the re
pnbIcan candidate (J. A. O..
5PEens, electedl and the S1o9S Of
tissSDemocratic candidate Con-
/ ETessnan Volstead, renominate4
the Republicans, will propabt.
r official "a advertisement