The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20
" omen S Vote
Cast Against
Old Guard
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
ICopyrtShs by The InssIligsncsr)

Mash '--'or. Ma" - TN~ moro -.
for'aa''ou 'A7' ;~' 'n,-, ,~.o Washington
- ;hN ~ aHd 80 rnerrcorH ot tho
cory -" '..Gr.I T,~.hn' = prHTsyl-
-ta- t':e a-'~n r,"''-r~! az" :hs 20
!t!ca, ,ncdr-s p: lN,h ErH"hl'can aUt
nHrcocrat:r :o-,'"s -. 4 7o't!c5i uH
'tavsl Of rsr-:earh:rS Proportions S ~
nc making.
The Democrats !H.crIre. 80 S:E7s rs
'avora ole % them. the Republicans.
."perd,HE uroo whether survivors o.
Ae o'd Progressive r-7rc~N2. o. cor
,e-vat!ves are interviewed. .ook upon
~ Pennsylvania Ccsu.; as party cvo-
Ut!ou and therefore "a p-rsa SinS Re
;uhtcan L3,ty instead o. d.lsS!cG.
Irrespective Q. wna: may have Been
- true cause Of the r!ccho. victory
.ve- the O,d Guard @ Pennsylvania. thc
art that the women plaved no; only n
"omtnat!ng Progressive as governor
2 Pennsylvania. b.: IN pre>cr-:nS an
.lhcr Progressive. Albert BcverIdgc. Cor
.~0acor n Indiana instead Of Harry
Wv. tho orsa7izat:o7 ra7dIdat". has
"a n aroused fears c'TscralnE ne w.
ian vote % the nation.
woman's vote Decision
To TIE woman vo,c n both Te7nsy'-
vanla and Indiana = Being attributed
re decisive Influence. Relatively
~2eak.GS. .ew women may Nave voted
: the primaries, IS compared WIKI the
as elections g.: these who dil vote
.nnv~rd hus,G,;r - the machine and or
-a7:Zat:or can3,4ateS The Republican
.,o-ren have aligned .Scrc se!"cs with
- Progressive w'cE G the party -
.1a:'s ,-c conclusion being hopefully
rawr ~ those Republican leaders here
Mo have ac>? r-ay:aE ro- Charge o.
->7tro! Inside tho Republican party.
,,aeed these Republican tas,s: thar
.,are 3 parallel % the situation
.rhtc1 existed N 1870 n ths middle Of!
- TAFT aeu!n,straticn. when thH Pro-
--e5s:vc and conservative w.1Ss . the
7arty came !n;o copf!c:- The strugS.e
o. contro! ended n d'y'sto0. The FRO
-re ssIves say the struggle now III! END
\ Progressive ascencapcy which WHY
2 void a divided party or any third raT'y
movement. The F~oSresstves haze
oe.,er chance 70 get co7trc, this time
20 tAAv contend. because the women
-, -o.!~g row. while they didn't IN
9le, ard therefore tho regular Repu0-
can organizations could h2ve things
. ..+i- own way.
Division IN Cabinet
AT tN!s talk x Progressive coHFpl -
LisconcertlnE naturally 20 the regulars
a.r,Ihed with the Harding adninlSrra-
.ron- They had imagined the RepuoI-
I, marty was firmly convinced or the
-ccsSs,ty OF conservative control PVes-
.denr Harding had yen:ured 10 SPEAK
,-b,lclv Hha. 50 many regulars "a'
.,,ry been viii hispc-!Hs- namely tH2c !" :
,-.nrar,. system Was a mistake "':u
.Aould be abolished n favor oF the o.U
.,,x,,,,to, system Right "A NJ hArr-
.,.g's cabinet. howev"-. IS a man ""'
rs. before entering tho cah'oe' as see
e.a-v OF state publicly lent as 'aH1-
,,ra 20 the movement tcr tA', perpetual
-, ~ N. primary sy.eu n New i9TN
-. Charles Evans Hughes has man
aimed his edclity % tAs primary :!
-, and 80 Far as national p9.hcS :
.o,ca-ned has conducted his loo @"
,orctrn re,a.:rrs without m:>rS IN m
.-rai DoI,,!cs So has Herbert Hoover
.o.,.- r,embsr % tho Harding caoi'
20, who leans toward nc 7'oeT@SS''
do OK ,h!res-
ptviston Not Accidental
--r diviE.o7 n NJ. Harding own
osn.,at as bntweec progressive" A''
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