Image 2 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), November 1, 1920, (HOME EDITION)
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EL PASO HERALD REPUBLICAN BREAK1NTHE SOLID SOUTH Atlanta Go Nov 1 Contests to af a dozen scattered congressional cstrcts where the outcome is said to in doubt continued today to stlmu ate interest amour southern voters to tomorrows election TVMle Democratic leaders In the prions states expressed confidence at there would De no break in the fo id south the Republicans who a e conducted an unusually vigorous 7a en said they expected to make uiprecedented showing and pre i1 cted that the Republican nominees several congressional districts nd be elected Te Republicans have waged a fisrht capture seats in the lower house f congress with particular visor in e third Louisiana district the third district of Arkansas the seventh Ala 1 im district and ill the second and irtb districts in Virginia remocrats claim oov cox wii carry Tennessee by a 40000 majority Aitlongh Repnbllcan leaders have not en leiming the state for senator arding they have been predicting r c ry for their gubernatorin nomt Wlaie the housing situation is homering many Miss Rea Dennis a school teacher is living comfortably for tne school term in a snog bunga na on nheels parked near the school t Tjba