Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 148, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1924 — Page 14
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PROGRESSIVES IN MICHIGAN WORRY G. 01 LEADERS Wheeler Draws Large and Enthusiastic Crowds in Industrial Cities. Bv LOWELL MELLETT Times Staff Correspondent LANSING. Mich., Oct. 28.—A month or more ago the Republican managers confidently announced they had Michigan tucked safely away in their pockets. Today they are frantically searching through their pockets to make sure they still have it. Headed by Governor Grosebeck. the party's best vote getters are engaged in a final thorough canvass of the State for Coolidge. Nobody admits there is any danger, but they are working hard to convince themselves. The same situation seems Indicated in Michigan that is found in many othc. States. Early in the campaign when it became apparent La Follette would run second, at least, there was great alarm. Then, when even with vote of that size in sight, there few evidences of great activity on the part of the La Follette followers and even less evidence or organization comparable to the old party organizations the alarm subsided. Confidence on Coolidge’s ability to swing the State returned and only this last week has this confidence been lessened. Meetings Large The La Follette meetings were partly responsible. The Wheeler meetings may cause some further worry, since he was booked for such cities as Jackson. Flint and Saginaw and Lansing, regarded as among the least friendly in the Stte, and he has drawn large and demonstrtlve audiences. Wheeler, in his Lansing speech, touched on one element in the campaign that will help to explain what has happened, in case expectations of Republican managers are upset. Greater part of the progressive %’otes in the coming election, he said, were made long before the present campaign began. It is the culmination of years of progressive agitation accentuated by general resentment against conditions exposed in Washington during the past three and one-half years, he argued. There is reason to believe that Republican confidence in Michigan rests pretty close to the surface. Times are not good. • Many of the automobile factories are running
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