New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1926, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1926. CAMPAIGN ENDED, RIVALS CONFIDENT i Both Parties Expect to Win in Tuesday's Elect of Ohio, election. York, i3 ma for govern he win agal come a central the democra Willlam G. with Smith two ¥ brated, now secks but did step in to retain of the democ Californta. So far as t! gressional cont cerned, the campal has lacked a cl most leaders of & taining rigld s which races—pro court. Concaded], loaded with these two su ganization of the two major parties were concer hem with avidity. Prohibition was the chief issue, particularly in the senatorial con- tests, in New York, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri and other states, while pro vlu ion referendums Missouri Pennsylvania, ‘Wisconsin, nois, Nava formed lican Coolidge and perity democratic party unlimbered to sup ir ca also were work of t! which furnished grist of statements Coolidge prosperity as ¢ republican economy as a « With loud voice the manded ction at this ses of congress, ¢ openly that was the president party to tical effect campalgn now in the treasury lefer tax in th tion, tion that it Reve paign pendi this y no the opr nanci torat Tampico. Battery Sarvice Co. AND) Gould Baticry 170 East Main BATTERY CHARGING REPAIRING Generator, Starter Repairing GOULD BATTERIES FRI [ HEFN1ING Phone 708—A<k for Rudy Serviee near ELECTRIC TREATMENTS Pres: tism. inc atica, o ment God-send Dr. F. Coombs NATUR 19 So. 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