LAS VEGAS (AP) - Lawyers for Harvey Whittemore are seeking to suppress evidence in a federal case charging the one-time power broker unlawfully funneled $138,000 in campaign contributions to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. The lawyers, in court papers filed Friday, argue a note from the Nevada Democrat thanking Whittemore and other evidence were unlawfully obtained without a warrant.The papers include motions to dismiss the case against the Nevada legislative lobbyist because of a lack of evidence, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.Whittemore was indicted in June on two counts of making illegal campaign contributions, one count of lying to the …