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...their party. Thirty-four Senators in 32 states (27 seats now Republican) in the autumn Senatorial contest will determine how the country feels in a general way over the issues last week outlined by party "Spokesmen" Lawrence C. Phipps, chairman of the Republican Senatorial campaign committee, and William A. Oldfield, chairman of the Democratic Congressional campaign committee...
...letting down the bars for foreign cheap labor competition in our market." The Democrats, being the party out of office, naturally run on a reform platform and "Slush" is their war cry, even out in Indiana where the Reed Senatorial Committee has been asked to investigate their primaries. Representative Oldfield last week journeyed to Allentown, Pa., where Democracy is fighting desperately to elect to the U. S. Senatorship, William B. Wilson, onetime (1913-21) Secretary of Labor, in the contest against William S. Vare. He stated that- 1) The Republicans are certain to be "as silent as President Coolidge...
...flag to the radicals. They think he is the special representative of the interests. Over there is Martin Madden, who has the difficult job of chairman of the Appropriations Committee. There are a lot more of course. Will Wood, who runs the Republican Congressional Committee, and Oldfield, who occupies the same post for the Democrats, and others who cut a figure, for one reason or another-Jim Begg, and Fred Britten and Henry Allen Cooper and Hamilton Fish and Howard, who dresses like William Jennings Bryan, and Wingo of Arkansas-you can't stop if you once start picking...
Married. Barney Oldfield, 47, famed retired pilot of racing automobiles; to Hulda R. Braden, 35, at Beverly Hills, Calif., on the day following Mr. Oldfield's divorce at Los Angeles from his second wife...
...Oldfield's real purpose is, of course, not to obtain circulation, but to create a dynamo. His dynamo is designed to generate high voltage of partisan pride among scattered Democratic editors who, in turn, will supply voltage to the voters. With a circuit working as efficiently as himself, Mr. Oldfield believes the Democratic Party will magnetize Congress in 1926 and the White House...