Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
a SENATE SEATS
{ At STAKE TUESDAY
/.
Eight Senators to Be Sworn
In at Session This
December.

Il The winners in eight of the senatorial
Contests to be decided Tuesday will be
sworn In Immediately upon the recon-
&. Vening of the Senate this December,
because of unexpired terms to be filled
=. this year resulting from deaths and
designations.
There are "a senatorial seats at stake
In the Tuesday elections, but the out
come In eight States affect the make
up of the remainder of the present Con-
Rress. The eight States in which there
are unexpired Senate terms to be filled
Immediately are: Delaware, Kansas,
New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ten
.hessee and Wyoming.
4 Race in Delaware.
- In Delaware, Senator Daniel o. Hast
ings, now serving by Governors APP
pointment, is the Republican nominee
both for the short term expiring next
March and for the six-year term be-
ginning at that time. Former Senator
Thomas F. Bayard also has been nomi-
mated by the Democrats for both terms.
- In Kansas Senator Henry j. Allen,
who was appointed to the Senate when
former Senator Curtis was elevated to
the Cice Presidency, is the Republican
nominee to finish the unexpired por-
ton of the Curtis term, ending March,
,le33 George McGill is the Democratic
opponent. Senator Arthur Capper, Re-
publican, Of Kansas, also is up for re-
election for another six-year term.
In Kentucky Senator John M. Rob-
sion, who was appointed by the Cover
nor when former Senator Sackett was
named Ambassador to Germany year
.kgo, is the Republican nominee both for
The remainder of the Sackett term and
also for the six-year term beginning
next March The Democrats have
nominated Ben Williamson for the
short term ending next March, and
M. NJ Logan for the six-year term.
= Morrow Seeks Seat.
: In New Jersey Dwight w. Morrow,
Former Ambassador to Mexico is the
Republican candidate both for the re-
,mainder Of the term of former Sena-
tor Edge, ending next March. and for
the Six-year term. The Democrats
have nominated Miss Thelma Parkinson
for the short term and Alexander
Simpson for the regular term. Sena-
tor David Baird, jr., who served on a
Governors appointment during the last
session, when Edge assumed his duties
as Ambassador, was not candidate.
= In Ohio the senatorial contest is be-
tween Senator Roscoe G. McCulloch,
Republican, and Robert j. Buckley,
Democrat, to finish the term of the late
Senator Theodore Burton, which ter
inmates In March, 1888. McCulloch
was appointed by the Governor when
Senator Burton died.
In Pennsylvania the senatorial cleo
Ton this year Is for an unexpired term
ending in March, 1888. Secretary OF
Labor James ]. Davis is the Republican
nominee, and Sedgwick Kistler, the
Democrat. Senator Joseph r. Grundy
who has been serving on Governors
appointment, was defeated by Davis In
the Republican primary last Summer
Candidates In Tennessee.
! In Tennessee Senator william e
Brock, now serving on appointment, /.
the Democratic candidate for the re.
inainder Of the term of the late Sena.
tor Tyson, ending next March. p. Todc
Meacham Is his Republican opponent
For the regular six-year term the
Tennessee Democrats have nominated
Cordell Hull, for many years Q promi.
nent member of the House. Hull,
Republican opponent Is Paul E. Divine
:. In Wyoming the same candidates are
running both for the remainder of thu
term OF the late Senator Warren anc
for the regular Six-year term. The,
are Robert d. Cary, Republican. and
Harry II. Schwartz, Democrat Senator
Patrick j. Sullivan, who was appointed
by the Governor following the death Of
senator Warren, was not candidate.