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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1919;
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1919,
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CHARLOTT
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hoeyto vidri
Asks Overman Tq Induce Shelby
Man To Retire From Con
gressional Race
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ARGUMENTS ADVANCED
, BY THE MECKLENBURGERS
Position of State Chairman On
Subject .Suggested As Neu
tral; Effect of Shelby's Office
Holding Contingent 'On On
bernatorial Eace; Ninth Dis
trict Not in Danger .
News and Observer Bureuu,
603 District National Bank Building,
By R. E. POWELL.
r (By Special Leased Wire.)
'Washington, Nbv. 17. Scuator Lee S,
Overman was today iufyortuncd through
' series of messages from Charlotte
people to trhe bia good offices in a com
bined enort to get Clyde Hoqy to with
draw from the rare for Congress is he
Ninth Pistrict and let Mecklenburg via
the prize. :- .: - . ...
. - Similar "apiarVWaSitf'npolItK:'
inns heard, went to State Chairman
Thomas D. Warren requesting that ho
urge Mr. uoey 10 wunuraw irom we
race and leave the field dear to J. D.
McCall, of 1 Charlqtto, ajound, whonj. all
shades of demoeratie opinion in, the
district, save Cleveland county, seem to
have centered 'in agreement that he
should aucecod Judjro Yatel Webb as
congressman. '
No such messages were received at
the office of Senator Simmons, accord-
ing to .the Senator's Secretary ,; Frank
'Hampton. Xt'tTie sau'ie time no sur
prise attaches to the omission of the
Charlotte folks to oak the senior Sena
tor to help get Mr.-Hoey to withdraw.
In the first place. Senator Overman ap
pointed Mr. Hoey to his present job as
, nssistnnt United States District Attor
ney. - In the second place, Senator Sim
mon has gone on a record for Cameron
Morrison and were he to join in the sp-
v peal to Mr. Hoey, friends of the latter
and of Lieutenant Governor Gardner,
who is Mr. Hoey's brother-in-law, wonld
charge. Senator Simmons with, interfer
ing in the gubernatorial fight. '
Charlotte Venus Shelby.
T,he Charlotte folks, however, are not
the least hit delicate in 'their reference
to the Shelby "office-holding trust,"
The (fow of messages to Senator Over
man bulged with allusions to Cleve
land county's honors and teemed with
declarations of Mecklenburg's loyalty
to Cleveland and Shelby in the past.
v"Why now," asked they, can't CIcve
1 land withdraw her candidate and sup
port one from Mecklenburg , We have
been supporting Cleveland line the
days of Clement Dowd."
Marvin T. Bitch, who signed the
elimination agreement and pledged to
supports-Mayor McCall for Congress
in Hie Democratic primary,' waa num
bered among those who appealed to Sen
ator Overman to nrge Mr. Hoey to with
draw from the race. Much stress was
laid on Uie fact that Judge W. Vr.
Council!, of Hickory, who. waa a candi
date until Saturday, had withdrawn knd
'pledged his support to Mr. MCall. '
s , Warren Probably Nentrak -
Messages from ontaide Charlotte are
. said to have been sent to State Chair-,
man 'Warren, who, ! by reason ' of the
faeV that he is waiting to be confirmed
as district attorney for . the Eastern
district, will be himself embarrassed to
function as head of the State commit
tee right now And, besides, Mn War'
ren may eel that the Ninth district
ought to settle its own . scraps. The
argument that imless Mecklenburg is
allowed to name the Demoeratie eandi-
' date a part of the vote may go to 'the
Bepublicans' does not fit in quite as
well as the one that nsless' Mecklen
burg centered on one candidate, a part
of the vote would go to the .Republican
nominee. - - V . ' ' , i
i District Not la. Danger.
- The agreement between the candidate!
in Mecklenburg, wKich resulted in the
choice of Mr. McCall. and the subse
quent withdrawal of Judge Coancilk)
removes any danger of the district going
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Bcpubliean, as Democrats here see it.
And this despite Representative teas
optimiitio view ef the situation in the
Ninth.
As it in altogether probable that
Chairman Warrea will prefer to be
neutral, it Is Lighly probable that Sev
ator Overman will take the name nosi,
tion with, reference to 'urging" Ma
Hoey to quit the race. Senator Over
man is not anticipating any opposition
for renomination and only negligible
opposition for re-election afid in the
first ease be doesn't expert to court any
by taking a hand la the Ninth District
affair. Hi attitude would probably be
the same were the race confined to
contest for a seat la Congreaa,
Shelby VOScebeldera.
But as has been- pointed out a nam
ber of times, the Ninth District. affair
practically a "bull's eye" for the pre
primary campaign la the State, It is
hard on Mr. Gardner's campaign and
will be as long as Shelby is identified
by holding two' important Federal, fend
twe important State offices.? The fact
that one of it Feberal and one of its
State officers are asking for promotion.
both at the bands ef the voters, ,multi
plies the attention which 'might nomi
nally be directed there. Traditional
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ciaums oi a sucai nature nui tua pre
dominant asue before the nomination,
After the nomination, the issue will be
as it has been for years i The choice be
tweea a representative Democrat and
representative Republican. The Ninth ia
burdened with enough of local color not
to draw any issues on the League ef
hibition is not regarded anywhere as an
issue, and aa analysis shows that the
problem of choosing a Congreaa man to
succeed Judge Webb will be eonflned In
the main to picking the Democrat who
wlir newr the "district best. Marvin
Bitch is coming In for quite a bit of
praise1 for his action ia standing by the
Demoeratie nominee in' Mecklenburg
and this ia not without its hopeful side.
Death of Thomas D. Knight.
Greensboro,- Nov. 17. Funeral ser
vices for Thomss Deuel Knight were
held at 8tokesdale Methodist church
Saturday at 12 o'clock, the services be
ing conducted by the Bet. Mr.. Cronse.
Interment was ia the church cemetery
immediately afterward. The death of
Mrs Knight occurred at 'he home of
hie father, L. L, Knight, ia 8tokesdale,
Thursday night.
Catholics aad Liberals Leoe Votes.
Brussels, Nov. 16. The Tat est reports
are to the effect that the Catholics have
lost about 15 seats aad the Liberals
seven seats to the Socialists.
Powder magazines ought to" be efau'i-
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CAN BIG PAULISKA
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Interesting Question Enters
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