Wet or dry issue dominates coming New York campaign
Washington dispatch analyzes how the dry wet split shapes Senate races. It compares candidates in New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Ohio California Washington and Colorado, noting where Republicans or Democrats lean dry or wet and the potential impact on national party positions and the 1924 presidential outlook.
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New York Campaign as Prohibition Pivot in Politics
The piece notes the New York race as pivotal in national politics, stressing its influence on prohibition and urging voters to judge candidates by effect on nationwide policy. It mentions Wadsworth as a key figure and warns the outcome may hinge on cross party voter behavior and recall.
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