The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-05
Endorsement or Rejection
 Of President in Ohio Will
 Be Feature of Party Fights
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code. is opposed by Rev. o. J. Rvale, 1 indorsed by the democratic and farmer-labor parties. Mrs. Lillian c.
 Gault of St. Peter is democratic can- 1 didate for Congress in the Third dis- trict.
 Missouri has on bitter fight be- tween Senator James A Reed,foe of
 the Wilson administrator, and R. R. Brewster, republican. Reed has de- E-clared he. favors modifying the Vol stead law. Both candidates have de-
 nounced the Ku Klux Klan. Two women are seeking seats in Congress
 Mrs. St. Clair Moss, democrat. of Co.,
 lumbia. and Sophia Fritts, indepen- dent, of Kansas City.
 Miss Alice Lorvaine Daly Is run
 ming for governor of South Dakota on the Non Partisan league ticket, Berger in Race
 Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin Is opposed by Mrs. Jesse Hooper, democratic candidate. Victor Berger, twice denied his seat In Con. gress because of his alleged radical views, Is running again on the so- cialist ticket in the Fifth district Miss Martha Riley of Madison Is a democratic candidate for Congress in the Fifth district.
 III ANpi Nh Aghhotds lkJ HI 1T TdEtcTs recently recalled as governor, Is run ming on the Non-Partisan ticket for United States senator, while Gov. N A. Nestos is the regular guberna- torial candidate.
 Charles Bryan, brother of William Jennings Bryan, is the democratic candidate for governor of Nebraska while Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock Is being opposed for reelection by R. B. Howell republican national
 committeeman. Mrs. Luella Barton, prohibitionist, Is the only woman candidate for Congress. Soldier bonus and anti-picketing laws are among the issues to be voted on. Kansas, Oklahoma and Kentucky all have had quiet campaigns. The Ku Kluk Klan issue was raised in
 Kansas by Gov. Henry J. Allen and Charles B. Griffith, republican candi- date for attorney general, both of whom denounced the organization. Kansas will vote on a bonus law. Ferris Opposes Townsend The Michigan campaign was vir- tually closed at Detroit today with major party candidates for senator and governor all speaking there. Sen.
 ator Charles B. Townsend is being opposed by Woodbridge N. Ferris. democrat, and Gov, Alex l. -Groesbeck by Alvah Cummings, democrat. By a strange combination of cir-
 cumstances 1t is probable that Texas
 voters will have only blank under
 the heading, United States Senator"
 and will be forced to write in the
 name of their choice. The name of
 George B. B. Teddy, indorsed by the independents and the republicans, has
 been barred from the ballot because
 he was not nominated by the repub-
 licans at a regular party convention.
 A series of injunctions charging all
 legged excessive campaign expendi-
 lures has kept the name of Earle
 B. Mayfield, the democratic primary
 victor, off the ballot. and 1t Is im-
 probable that the case can be settled in time to allow the county boards
 to have the necessary printing done,
 even If he won In court.
 Mayfield Is reputed to be the Ku Klux Klan candidate. and in testi- mony at the first injunction hearing
 said he had once been a member of the organization.