The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
z PARTIES READY
FOR SENATE RACE
All That Remains Is Big
Campaign Drive, Which
May BE Furious One
G. 0. P. HAS A 'CINCH'
Can't Lose Control of Higher
House, but Democrats Hope
10 Cut Down Majority
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ASiliNtIHN oct. l VI |lH
election day only four weeks and
day away. tho lines have boon drawn
IN the contests fUr senatorial seats
nomination. have been mndo nr tho
candidate tentatively and INFORM
ally selected and there romans
only the flnll drive for the selection
of The Huupcesful candidates.
u II admitted that the democrats
have no chance 10 win the control
~ the senate. Tho present makeup
~ that body is 60 republicans and
20 democrats. and, with only a
ihird ~ mombership and one more
attn TO be elected In November. the
numerical superiority Of the r"pub-
leans In tho senate ls too great TO
be overcome.
Hope to Bcducc "irad."
The democrats. however, are go
ing into the campaign 80 high hopoa
OF cutting down the republican ma
lorlty In the senate. Their oppon-
onts, on the other hand, stoutly
maintain they win hold their own
and perhaps pick up another scat
or two now held Boy the democrats
Already the republicans have re-
elected Senator Hale Of Maine. But
this was To be expected.
with the nomination " Dr. Royal
&. Copeland. health commissioner OF
New York, by the democrats 10
carry the fight for the senate
against senator Calder. the repuh.
licnn nominee, the nomination ot
democratic candidates for the SENATE
is complete, except IN the case Of
Rhode Island There senator Ger
~, democratic incumbent. has no
opposition for the nomination, ana
his election is assured. The repub-
LEANS have made their nomination
In tho senate also. except In Rhode
Island, Florida and Virginia, Their
choice IN Rhode Island. II Ls UNDER
stood. will he former Gov. X. Liv-
ingstone Beeckman, Florida and
Virginia. are so overwhelmingly
democratic that II matters little
whether the republicans nominate
or not.
Many "Hccruits' Nominated.
The coming elections for the ren-
ate have brought forth tho nomlna-
lions OF an unusually larse number
OF candidates who have not seen
service In that body. For example,
the republicans have put forward
Ia men who do not hold seats In
the senate, though one OF them. AL
bert J, Beveriigc OF indinua. saw
service a number OF years ago. The
democrats have nominated 81 new
men. These new candidates are as
follows;
puhllcan--ArlzonR, james II,
McCnntock; Indiana, Albert j. Rev
erldge: Iowa, Smith W. Brookhart,
Mississippi, !. II. Cooke: Missouri
X. Il. Brewster: Montana. Carl w
Riddlck; Nebraska. X. ". Howell
Nevada, Charles Chandler. New
Mexico. stephen u. Davis; North
Dakota. Lynn j, Frazier; ohio, Sim
con u. Fessi Rhode Island, X. Liv-
ingstoue Beeckman; Tennessee,
Newell ssa5sTs; C;ah, Ernest Bam-
berger. Vermont. Frank T.. Greene
and Wyoming, Frank w. Mondell.
Democratic--Calitornia, william j
Pearson, Connecticut. Thomas j
spellacy; Delaware, Thomas H. Bay
ard. Indiana. Samuel NJ. Ralston
Iowa. clyde H. Herring, Maryland
William Cabell Bruce, Massachu-
sotts. William a. CASTOR: Michigan,
Woodbridge n. Ferris; Minnesota
Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen. Mississip.
pi. Hubert y. stephens. Montana
Burton *. Wheeler. New Jersey
Edward / Edwards, New York, DR.
Royal ., Copeland, North Dakota
j. r.. r. O'Conuor; pennsylvanil
tfor two seats). samuel w. shut
and Fred Kerr; Vermont, Dr W, Il
Mayo; Washington. 9. c. Din; Wis
Consin. Mrs. Jessie Jack Hooper, and
West Virginia, NJ. NJ. Nicely.
New Aspirpnts Have Chance.
IL may bo remarked In passing
that In some quarters II In believed
that candidates who have not serveS
IN the present congress have bet
ter chance for election than thos,
who have, owing TO tho fact the!
have mado no "records' which ma!
be subject TO attack--tor example
on the league of nations, the sol
der bonus and the tariff.
Senator Davis /. Walsh OF Mas
sachusotts, chairman OF the demo
,ratic senatorial campaign commit
tee, IL engaged In "A swing aroun,
the country IN the interest OF tn
Various democratic senatorial uomi
nees His trip Will take him as Ia
west as New Mexico, Arizona an,
Nevada. and viii cover many states
Senator Walsh has gained NOR
prominence in democratic council
during his term ~ office here. an,
his present trip Will hring him NOR
prominently before the people O
the entire country,
II is noticeable that tho demo
Gratis have nominated TWO Wpme
Tor tho senate. white the republican
have 80 far put forward no womel
candidates for that office. Tn
women are Mrs, Anna plcNo ole
sen. Minnesota, and Mrs Jessie Jaci
Hooper Wisconsin, IL appears
however, that neither OF them Ia
real chance ot election, ccrtalul
not tho latter, who runs agains
senator La Toilette. who holds wis
youslD ana has held % Tor years j.
tn. hollow NJ his hand when
comes 60 political prcferment,
.iHy lee MANY New Faces.
80 matter how tho elections &
there will be absent from the seuat
tn the nest congress number G
familiar faces yn both sides OF IN
chamber senator Harry New q
Indiana went down 20 defeat in IA
primaries. defeated by BcveriiEe IL
the nomination senator McCuu
Der OF North Dakota, chairman q
the finance committee. whose nam
D. attached 10 the new tariff Law
also was defeated by Frazier. IN
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