He had a bad accident when coming down the Sierra Nevadas into Reno. Getting-into a hole, he injured himself severely, but he managed to ride as far as Reno Hospital, where they put him to bed with his bicycle after a stiff fight regarding the separation of himself from his machine.
For two weeks he lay in, hospital, the bicycle leaning against the side of the bed, and when he left he did not know which he hated most, the bed or the bicycle, says the "Central News."
In spite of what he calls some ""interesting things" about the adventure Tony will never take on such a "stunt" again. running on an independent ticket polled many more votes than she did in 1918 when she ran for the same office.
"In 1918 there was considerable opposition expressed in Nevada to the idea of electing a2 woman to the Senate, but these expressions were not heard in 1920. In the latter case the election was decided purely upon party lines and the sex Of the various candidates did not influence the result. If Miss Martin decides to run for senator in the next election she will have an excellent chance of being elected, since it is not expected that the party lines will be so clearly drawn as they were this year."—'Washington Post."
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