The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-12
WILSON TALKS TO
WESTERN PEOPLE
euEsT OF OMAHA AND SIOUX
CITY ON SPEAKING TOUR OF
The WEST.
soe-cs Sabbath Day in Iowa Capital
Where He and Mrs. Wilson Attend
Services at Church and Enjoy
Automobile Ride.


OF Monday. on his tour Of the west.
II Omaha the president spoke 10 a
crowd Of 500 persons following
drive through the principal streets,
where he was enthusiastically greeted
by thousands of cheering Nebraskans.
Omaha Is the home Of Senator Hitch
cock. the administration leader in
the fight for the ratification Of the
treaty.
The streets Of Sioux City. the busy
little South Dakota city, were crowded
with people most anxious to do him
honor with all the power Of their
lungs
II. presidential party spent Sunday
il De- MolneS Iowa. The president
and Mrs Wilson rested most Of the
DAY In their suite AT a Dies Moines
hotI. where they had spent their first
night of their special train sine leav-
inE Washington. Wednesday. Septem-
b-r g. In the morning they attended
s~r7 ices al the Central Presbyterian
church, and IN the afternoon went for
an automobile ride. which took them
oUf through the country about the
leEa capital
Or. Grayson, the presidents physi-
cizn. said Mr. Wilson had been much
refreshed by his Sunday stop in Des
Moines and was in good trim for the
s~-srw-v-1 v-aak ba<nra him Ii. eofA
lie would urge, however, that the pres
iceHt make few rear-platform speeches
along the way. saving his voice for
the eleven scheduled addresses.
The president made his third speech
in Missouri ar Kansas City on Sep
TENDER & il the Convention hall,
which accommodates 1900.
When the president, accompanied by
A1. Wilson. appeared on the plat
form Of the vast auditorium. the
crowd. each OF whom had a small
American flag. arose and cheered for
more than two minutes.
Al escort Of airplanes dropped
flowers on the presidents special train
Is il approached pes Noines. and he
was cheered during al automobile ride
through crowds that packed the down.
ts>~a streets far out beyond the curb.
President Wilson's first speech Of
the western tour was delivered al Co
luneus, Ohio, Thursday. September 4.
The meeting was presided over by
Tsr. W. @. Thompson. and the presi-
dent vas introduced by former Cover
dor James Z Campbell as the first
citizen Of the big. round world
Escorted By q battalion of state
troops and city officials, President
Wilson was driven through the city to
Memorial hall Immediately upon his
arrival
To greet him On his arrival were
crowds somewhat reduced on account
II the street car strike. but the presi-
sent was cheered heartily as be pro-
ce~1-d- Accompanied by Ms, Wilson
and his party.
On arri' ing al the hall al II 80
O'clock the president received an ova-
tea TIE audience sang Dixie" and
thea earst forth cheer that rang
through the hall
President Wilson made two address
- at 81 Louis on Friday. Sepcem-
her &
The presidents hrsi address was
8; the chamber Of commerce luncheon
after be had been cheer~d along the
roGts Of a seven-ails automobile ride
throGgh the screcS At night he spoke
in the Coliseum, where in 1915 he
vas rene1ainated fer the presidency.
Following the midday addre>s the
7cs>t6eat and Mrs. Wilson went sa-
sn automobile ride and stoyyel at
Washington university TO visit several
members Of the faculty whe were
scheol eACnas Of the executive
The Coliseum was packed and when
the president arrived the crowd arose
and cse~ered fer naare than four min-
nte> Thousands Of snail American
flags bad been distributed and the
audience waved them wildly while
they cheerea
The president was Introduced hy
Governor Frederick II, Garaner. who
said the people Of Missouri never had
been more sincere in extending wei
come to any visitor, At that the crowd
cheegssl again.
When the governor intreaacxs Mr..
Wilson rs the father of world de-
hfecracN there was more cheering.
photographer in lookout gallery
Called thrregh 4 aaeSaphoae tor a no.
naeots attention, to take flaShnsht,
eat the president did not wait saving
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