The Newark journal., 1914-03-23
RANEY SHOWS UP
 WOODS CHARGES
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 from Mr. M M Cooley secretary the of the First District Agriculture School located at which is the only agriculture school in this district speaks for itself
 'Ionesboro, Ark, March IT, 1914 Senator T. J. Raney, Newark, Arkansas
 Dear pleasure saying you the agriculture school during your term state senator that your record along that line satisfactory to the farmers who patronize the schools tsigned9 Fl M COOLEY,
 Secretary of the Board of Directors the First District Agriculture School"
 Charge Mo- 4 He charges that introduced Senate Bill No 8 and responsible for the Rating Arkansas of the rates have been advanced and have been duced He hopes by this get the people whose ad vanced to be against the records show is nothing to this charge as follows:
 Senator Toer introduced the bill originally and the title reads follows "A bill for to be entitled Act for the equitable taxation of premucs for fire tornado and in companies and for equitable adjustment of premiums be charged and for other purposes The last part of the title shows that the adjustment of rates in the Toler bl the Insurance Committee of which chairman and after adding two sections to the b and not changing word the section that referred to the adjust ment of reported back the Senate by the mittee with the following endorsement in large letters the back of the bill: COMMITTEE BILL BY THE COMMITTEE ON INSURANCE When the secretary received the bill erroneousy my the bi and his letter fol- lows showing that he did, and that it committee bill identical with the Toer bill except sections and my b By my motion referred to the Judiciary Com January 29 and February 12 that committee posed the best lawyers in the Senate returned the bill with the recommendation that pass On February 2 refer red the Judiciary Committee the house and February 28 they returned with the recommendation that pass Let bill be good bad space will permit general discus sion of the bill.
 Thomas J. Raney, Newark Arkansas.
 relative beg this bill bill Committee bfi placed Raney bill other great placing bill when noticed committee bill did not write ."
 Very respectfully,
 Secretary of Senate" Charge No. 5 He sayaI unfriendly to the press I voted for bill providing that when printed charg qs against any man that they had publish his reply The most of the press is reputable and do engage using the hammer Ny friend Wood who editor publisher of the Lee County Courier very strong making charges and using the who do things his He will make any kind of charge, kind of attack one dead alive and his paper of the very few pa pers in the state who crtcise after his death I for him part of the time and I against him part of the but think that every sefrespect ing thinks it unfair jump after he is dead because that he any longer defend himself Mr. says he did write the article and puts off his uncle who half of the paper When Mr. Wood ed in the campaign he published the that he owner editor publisher of the Lee County Courier and later on says half and half editor and if the goes little longer he and his distinguished uncle would be trying deny their paper He sees that going to be elected and hopes drive from by his charges Should he succeed doing this doub very would increase his vote.
 believe in honest and politics and square deal If you see fit to support me will appreciate it very much.
 T. J. RANEY.
 Candidate For Railroad Commissioner.
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