The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-05

Should Kentucky choose a
Democratic senator, the line
up of the next senate would
be forty-eight Democrats,
forty-seven Republican, and
one Farmer-Labor senator,
according to the White House
count.
Meanwhile at Democratic national
committee headquarters party off,
Gals reiterated their claims that
the house had been won from the
Republicans.
Indiana May Tip Balance
The stable gains in Ohio and
Indiana were pointed to in this
connection
The election results were char
acterized by Senator Pat Harrison
Dem. Miss as a national rebuke
to the Hoover administration. He
predicted a sweeping victory for
the Democrats in 1882"
J. Hamilton Lewis of pink whiskcr
fame swept to victory in Illinois by
a majority of more than 100000
votes, defeating Mrs. Ruth Hanna
Mccormick.
Massachusetts, swung to the Dem
ocratic column, Republicans con-
ceding defeat of william Butler by
Marcus A. Coolidge, Democrat wet.
Robert J. Buckley. militant wet
Democrat. ouSted Roscoe McCul-
Tough from Ohio's seat in the ma
tional senate.
Edward P. Costigan, Democrat, de-
feated George H. Shaw, power trust
Republican candidate, for Colorado S
senate seat, by more than $4,000.
Senator Thomas Walsh Of Teapot
Dome fame was far ahead of Judge
Albert ]. Galen, Republican wet, IN
Montana.
Thomas Pryor Gore. Oklahoma's
blind orator, was conceded victory
in the Sooner state over w. B. Pine.
Republican incumbent.
In South Dakota. Will Rogers
rival as a funster, Governor w. j.
Bulow. was out in front in his race
with Senator NIcMaster. Repuo-
lican.
Morrow Is Victor
TUESDAYS ballots also put the
sl,ids urder Tom-Tom Helm OF
AIohanoa who was far in the rear
of John II. Bankhead for the senate
toga.
Dwight w. Morrow won in New
Jersey: Senator Metcalf in Rhode
Island: Senator Hastings in Della
ware: Senator Capper in Kansas;
senator Couzens in Michigan; Sena-
tor McNary in oregon; James j.
Davis in Pennsylvania. and Sena-
tor Norris in Nebraska. to give
cheer to the G.. o. P, though they
Get scant comfort from the last
mentioned triumph.
Two Governor elections were out
standing. Governor Franklin Roose-
Welt was reelected in New York by
the Democrats, rolling up a major
itv of more than three-quarters OF
q million.
Clifford Pinchot, read out OF his
own party by most Of its leaders,
registered a great personal triumph
bv defeating John NJ. HemphiH BY
a majority of $4,000 to 100000 votes.
Phil La Toilette was far ahead OF
his Democratic opponent in the
Wisconsin gubernatorial race.
Democrats Get Connecticut
However, there was added gloom
for the Republican in the results OF
Governor contests. Idaho swung
over to the Democrat column. with
election of G. Ben Ross. George w.
p. Hunt, six times Governor of Arr
iona, appeared to have won the
right to rule the state for the sew
enth time, as he is believed to have
defeated Governor John c. Phillips,
Republican.
Wilbur L. Cross. Democrat, swept
Connecticut by a margin of 2,845.
Alfalfa Bill" Murray, quaint
Oklahoma character, went over by
more than 10000 votes.
Democrats also made a clean
sweep in New Mexico and broke into
G. Q. P. control of Oregon.
Minnesota, for the first time since
the Civil war, appeared to be elect
ing a Democratic senator, Einar
Hoidale, and Democratic Gov
erqaor