Evening star., 1932-11-09
ROOSEVELT SWEEP
WINS Az VOTES
Maine, Vermont, Connecticut
and New Hampshire Stand
by Hoover.
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the principal subjects which the Demo-
Gratis promised to tackle if they were
elected Gov. Roosevelt may be forced
to take a definite stand on soldiers
bonus bill soon after he enters the
White House Unless he is able to call
off the Democratic proponents OF such
a measure the House and Senate may
have TO deal with it and it might BE-
sent to him at the White House.
The next Senate will be a strange
body because OF the absence of many
familiar faces. Jim" Watson Of In
diana, Republican leader of the Upper
House has been defeated by Frederick
Van Nays, an attorney in Indianapolis.
OF Utah has been boWled over by a
novice in politics, Prof. Ebert D.
Thomas SmootS name, along with
that Of Representative HaWley OF
Oregon. is attached to the present tariff
law Hawley was defeated for renoml-
nation earlier Senator George H.
Moses OF New Hampshire, President pro
tempore of the Senate, coiner of the
title Sons Of the Wild Jackass" ap-
piled to the Western Republican pro-
gressives. has lost by a narrow margin
to former Gov Fred H. Brown. Demo-
crat Wesley L. Jones Of Washington,
chairman of the very important Com
mittee on Appropriations. another Sem
ate veteran has been defeated by Fomer
T. Bone. Senator Hiram Bingham Of
Connecticut. leader Of the Republican
vets In the Senate. has fallen before
Representative Lonergan. Democrat,
perhaps because OF the detection OF Re-
Dublican dryS in that State.
One problem Gov Roosevelt will not
be faced with William Gibbs McAdoo
has been elected a Senator in Cali
fornia in the Democratic sweep there.
McAdoo led the California delegation,
pledged to Garner. into the Roosevelt
Camp at the Chicago convention last
June Rumor had it that McAdoo had
been promised cabinet offlce. HIS
victory yesterday over the Republican,
Tallant Tubbs and Rev. Bob Shuler,
evangelist and candidate Of the prohi-
bition party, has solved this question.
Two familiar faces in the House. on
the Republican side. will be missing in
the New York delegation. the fiery La
Guardia and Mrs Ruth Pratt. Col.
John @ Tilson of Connecticut declined
to be renominated. T. A. D. Jones. ia
nous Yale foot ball player and coach,
nominated by the Republicans in Til
sons stead was defeated by Mayor
Maloney of Meriden, Democrat.
Roraback Still in Control.
President Hoover won the electoral
vote of Connecticut, although the DEM
ocrats elected a Senator and a Gov
ernor. Henry Roraback, the Repub-
lican leader of the State, still retains
his hold on the State. although ne
failed to remove Gov. Cross and sub
stitute for him former Gov. Trumoull,
father-in-law of John Coolidge.
New Hampshire, which turned down
Senator Moses, reelected Gov. Winant,
Republican and cast its electoral vote
for President Hoover. The Democrats,
however, won many State contests and
elected at least 35 Governors, which
represents big gain the country over
The voters in California and In
Kansas turned their backs nnally on
two radio takers, Rev. Bob Shuler, can
didate for the Senate on the Prohlbi-
ton ticket. and DR.. John r. Brinkley,
the goat gland doctor, an independent
candidate for Governor In Kansas,
Both had made vigorous campaigns ana
both had been considered possible VIC
tors In Texas, Mrs. Miriam A. Fergu-
son was far in the lead in the guber-
material race. although anti-Ferguson
Democrats had sought to win for her
Republican opponent. The Repub-
lican candidate for Governor in Kan
sas. Alf Landon. was leading Gov Harry
Woodring, Democrat Cows. White OF
Ohio and Ely of Massachusetts,, Demo-
Gratis. were reelected. Gov. White de-
feated Dave" ingalls,, ace OF the naval
air service during the World War and
for a number Of years Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy for Aviation.