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Popular Vote on Senators Gains in Public Opinion
The New York Evening Post argues that support for electing U.S. senators by popular vote has grown among intelligent people over the past dozen years. It cites past deadlocks in Delaware Pennsylvania Utah California Oregon and Nebraska and says deadlocks harm states and that direct election would end delays and restore session efficiency. It warns that while objections exist the trend toward changing the method is strong and advancing.
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New York Evening Post
Connecticut
Ture
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Utah
California
Montana
Oregon
Nebraska
Commonwealth
Greene
Vinson & Hager
H. C. Clark
B. A. Bobb
Jos. Paullin
W. H. Hawkins
Sac City
Iowa
Mitchell
Will Rathbun
East Sixth Street
Hawkins
Beebe & Bunyan Furniture Co
Omaha
Bachelors Club
Mitchell Club
Rathbun
John Laidlaw
Alexandria
Rowley
Fourth Streets
Fire Department
Odd Fellows
Meyer
Alberta
Canada
Douglas County
Frank Craft
Sioux Falls
Elks
A. A. Hoon
Armour
M. M. McDonald
C. W. Davis
Oshkosh
Wis
Davis & Daniels
Dobson
Huron
James
Dakota University
Wm. Koch
Wm Koch
John Deere
D. W. Collins
George Meuters
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Chicago
Briggs
J. R. White
Jim
Hasteregg
J. L. Arney
Parkston
St. Paul
Chambers
Fifth and Edmunds Street
Neil Munsie
New York
Mgr. Munsie
South Africa
C. Battery
Royal Canadian Artillery
Cape Town
Mafeking
Methuen
Munsie