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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14

The white house l~awnkeeper
bought n wool clipper his spring in
stead of n grass ~ When Il got
hot the other day he sheared the
forty some sheen that have been
keeping the presidential ! grass cut
This u a lesson In economy and ef-
nciency. Tho wool was donated to
the Salvation Army and some one.
yea several. win have the honor OF
wearing clothes next fall that grew
on the white house lawn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14

CHICAGO. June i4-cattie receipts
B.0nO; beef steers slow 10 lower.
and medium weakening
most. nest heavy held at $1,000
bulk $3.50 M1C.Sb; canners and bulk
fac abe-stock steady. others slow 90
rs rents lower. bulls and calves
steady: aiockern and feeders 20 cents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14

NEW YORK, June 14.-Liborty
bonds final prices we're: AIS. 91.g0;
first a.. SG.0O; second a., S4.SO; first
AIS. $50. second AKA. $500; third
4As, ss.7fi fourth ANS sb.44; VIC
tory SKA. 1886; victory 4aa. 90 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14

wAsHINcToN ID G.. June a.
David r. Houston. for over six years
secretary or agriculture. and guard
ian angel OF the farmer, and now
presiding over our destinies IN the
treasury department. n receiving the
left handed blessings Of these farm
ers. IL was Houston who put the
tine limit on applications for farm
loans made through the federal farm
loan system. Only applications nat
had beer completed on March lat Will
be allowed Ia 10 through on the so
called relief measure passed by con-
gtess the other day.
This means that thirty millions Of
dollars of FUNDS that could have been
available tor Increased production
his year viii remain with the sec
rethiy OF the treasury. all because
the farmers did not get their appiica-
lions through the federal farm loan
hopper before March !.
Although conareEs did not see It's
way clear 10 help tide over the far
mers who ore suffering from the fed
eral farm loan tieup caused by the
Farm Mortgage bankers association
Of America. the farmers are not for
gotten. Ia n day eight speeches
were made IN congress for theft ben
eft-fiee by republicans and three
BY democrats. Most OF them were
~Epeechless speeches, better known as
extension OF remarks for clrculh-
ton back IN the home districts. Each
Of these eight congressional gentle
men was in favor OF farmers organ
izing FOR their protection and
benefit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14

ThiTty-two new poisons have been
discovered by the recent munitions
researches In the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
Produce

CHICAGO. June ii-Butter lower;
creamery 42W5fc.
Eggs higher: receipts 2i,163 cases.
nrsts IS a. 80 &c; ordinary firsts 30 r.
3Gc; az mark eases Included SEQ ssc,
storage packed extras 42# n48r.
storage packed nrsts as m42c.
Poultry. alive. unchanged; fowls
soc.
Potatoes weak: receipts 100 cars,
Carolina barrels cohhiers $4,000
1900; Florida spHulding rose $500
Mi2.60; Alabama and Louisiana tri-
umphs ss.5Om 500; no old potatoes.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June ia
Butter. creamery I oent lower. 81 "
a bkc; packing stock unchanged. 30
Ccntn.
issgF nrsts 2 cents higher. 3so;
seconds unchanged. gee.
Poultry about steady; hens ESQ
2sc, brOiiers 439 s0oi r0ostarH lee,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
CI1)TIHs MAKE 4 MAP
on u~U7fFRENCE To

Muskegon. Alich.-"Mike." veteran
fire horse. sold by the fire depart
mtnt 10 the water department, re-
fused To work until his driver donned
y fireman'a uniform.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
ToDAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

Hogs receipts $4,000, mostly IS
cents higher; top sib.b5; bulk light
and light butchers si5.2bh 1850;
bulk $50 pounds and over Si4.35m
1873. PIGS IS to SO cents higher.
sheep receipts $4,000; mostly di-
rect to paokersi spring lams steady
to higher, others steady; Idaho
spring lambs $3.50: bulk native
spring 1880 choice ewes $3.50
$40.
DENVER. June 1f-Cattlc re-
ccipts b.2O0; market strong TO high
err; beef steers fi3.50a 1880; cows
and hasfors sS.TBHt2.25; stockers
aud feeders $500 n 1880 calves
ti4.00d 1880.
HOGS receipts 1900; market 20 to
30 cents higher; TOP Si47b; bulk
S13.9OH 1850.
Sheep receipts 500. market strong,
lambs $1,000 1850; ewes $3.50
Sos.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June IA
Cattle receipts 1890; beef steers
and lat she-stook steady to 20 cents
lowe few sales OF more Top
yearlings 5000: best heavy $500:
bulk ti200 ml5,5O: canners and bulls
steady; calves and at0ckers steady 10
90 cents lower; bulk yenlers $4,000
1856 extreme top fif.5O; feeders
steady.
Hogs receipts 5000; market gem
orally 20 to 90 cents higher: top
si6.2b; bulk lights ti4.bbMtb.o0;
bulk heavy and medium Na7bm
1910.
Sheep receipts 1000; better grades
steady; other grades weak TO 20
cents lower, bulk good and choice
spring lambs $4,000 1875; top ma
tiyes si700; Texas yearlinEs fii75.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
New York Stocks
cracked,

NEW YORK. June H-seliing
pressure affected additional d~eprecia-
ton Of quoted tRlrea IN the stock
market today. Recent political
events seemed 20 play no part In the
reaction. Sales Appropriated 41b,-
600 eharae The einae was heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
HARRISON DEFEATS
lEEOY; DEAL WINS
OVER KEHDRlCK
,ntinucd from First Page

T'0Nt'nn"d !rOm INST FNEr)
enough to elect him had All the rest
n the district gone agnins, him.
Keulr!ck got his largest vote IN
N..uscrromG county. which includes
th. city or SUFFOLK. HIS majority IN
This county will probably total $50.
Portsmouth. which was expected 20
Civ, Kr,drick "A substantial majority
ou!y returned go majority for The
Su"olk candidate.
Norfolp ,un,y returned majority
FOR poal ina, win probably offset tn.
Portsmouth figures.
r.uiri,k f,iIoa IN aovc,o, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
INVESTIGATES DEATH OF
DAREDEVIL STUNT FLYER
Coroncr's ONCE Makes Inquiry Inf,
crash which KILLED Mrtcuric
Omar f.OclSlrnr


LOS ANGELES. CAL. August s.
an investigation was started tOdaY
ny me coroncr's Office OF the deaths,
OF Lieutenant Omar Locl<!car and
lieut.. Milton Elliott. ayiators. whose
airplanc last night crashed to tho
ground near Hollywood without hav-
ing righ;ed from Il tail spin started
a, height Of 1000 feet.
i.ockicar, known as Il daredevil
aviator. was performing by search :
light in an exhibition when the ac-
cidcnt occurred.
Five searchliEhts played on the
arplanc ms il started :nto the snir
ara Lieutenant Lock!car, the pilot
dropped Il rocket which he followed
with the nose OF his machine.
Spectators said Lockicar attempted
TO right his machine at Il height Of
zoo tcct hut failed az the n,uohinc
burst into flames. The plane was
irnit"d by the rocket, ii was said
Both aviatorS were dead when mo-
ton picture employees reached them
few seconds after they struck the
ground. The bodies were burned
and manslcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
RUSSIANS FORM SOVIET
IN OCCUPIED POLISH AREA
1ssu" Manifesto to i.::horrrs E,uor;
ing Rise ASainsr riisudYhi'S
BubrE"pi- Governments


LONDON, ArE Is' 8 a nrayislona,
Soviet has hren formed in mo ra-.s
Of Poland tina. have n..u occu0iea
by SoN."; troops according To wire
less message received hcrc from Mos
COW today Julian A'laficysFy is
chairman OF The newly formed BODY
The new Soviet mas ISSUED a mani
fcsto 20 tn" laturcrs ~ pu'4ui. ak
hortinC them 10 rise against PIlsud.
skis bourgeois landowner govern
ernnent"
The manifesto declares ,ha, n
stable peace between Russia ana 20
land 10 only possible through Soy.ets
Of the WORKERS
The works and niurs mus, be
wrested from the hands o" thc ca3!-
taiistf, Sacu1atOrs and money lend. re-
and become the property Of the peo-
PIE IN 'hc persons Of The worHers'
COMMITTEE" continued tn" manifesto
''Thc land ana forests mus, IL
ha ndcd over as The prnpcrty d: rac
people and be nlanaged rs tho pcO-
yplc. The landowners must be- driven
away and INC property managed 10y
the poor peasants committees Tho
lind OF the working peasants will re-
main untouched.
Into the hands OF the workers' depu
ties. in the villages, temporary
Soviets viii lie formed
when throuEhou: Poland the
bloody government which dragged
tho country Into the criminal war 5.
soverthrown. the Soviets Of workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
|. TRAIL BLAZING A|RPLAN[
CRASHES into H0UsE-TQP
Captain Eddie Rickcnbackcr Is
Hurt, but Continues Trip In
Another Machine.

OMAHA. NEB.. August 3.-I'lane
NO. oil me mail trail blazing squad
ron. on It's way from New York IN
san Francisco, crashed into house
"hiic enaeaNoring To make re-
away from Ak Sar- Bon field here to-
gay ana icil TO the ground. Aylir
from Il shaking up. OCCUPANTS of thr
plane escaped injury. Tie plane was
wrecked.
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker. who
was one OF the passengers. sustained
II slight bruisc on the head hut nonc
'f the other occupants OF tho Diane
VAS injured. The house was de
'nolishcd. The plane was the last TO
start the other two machines havin.
lont they returned TO the field hut
again hoped off on their westward
'iEh' at 1898 Il. NJ. Captain Rickcu-
hc planes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
RED ARMY RACING
TO SEIZE WARSAW
SPURkS ARMISTlCE

ttp--'af4 -..f. VS.. I'.E.l
.V,r a.. H., :I. r.gi tr...,.s.-,.-,., r,..
sia in Poland. and ms "a hos ,ha
situation j. 70 b. mo, by Enr,and
and France.
The pcssirn!srn as 10 Tho .a-. Of.
po-,,J ,.s r-,f -, t.--,..
"'y
10" "hlcH secretary o. STATE Colby
gave on. before tho meeting. He
announced that The Hnsslau arm. mad
c.,,,,t rta,,,
90 .l"'''
III" 'o' t"'df' "S"''S' warsaw. IA3N
city = as important - The defense
AS was Amicus In the late s,rur.ir I'm
E-,,c :, d; ,,t,,5 ,. ,;'.t-
- "''''N'' "A "''''''' :
experts mere lH"t nothing can Row
stop the advance OF the Russians 10
Warsaw.
nc;.t ,.
o''1'"' ave." "'so '""',"'' 'h''
the russians are concentrating south
OF Warsaw and that they have
,hrnvn ,.,. ,r .b.fr Amy. y..s, 80
p.,,,..,
Polish capital on three lines ot NJ.
tack THIS forces n division Of Tho
po,isb ,r,,,u i-,,.u,i,l ,r,.,,,. 60.
me state department !hG!cafcd mat
the Russians haYei. Seen i.hcaten ny
th,. poles between .c--tv ana I,m
herp
The continuing advance OF The So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Drcwry Has Ensy victory.

-, -. r.!N'l'JRG VA. August b
vote St!,l missing. indications rnin, ~
me reorganization OF Congressman Pa :
REX Henry prcwry. OF Petersburg
over l'v. Henry Clay Smith. OF Crewc.
~ an overwhelming majority. AT the
nt.srnt t.'n" the vote stands. Drcwry,
2b&2: Smith. 1875
In Petersburg Drewry received l.i!G
votes 10 % for his opponent. In
Hopcwc!l brcwry got - and Smith
~ Ihc vote IN other section OF tn.
district wi;h the returns in complete
- as ioI!owS: Blackstone, Drcwry.
Sm!tR. 10: F2rnvillc. Drcwry, lOG
SmItn. 70; Srrwc. Drewry. 100: smith.
~ WnNerly prcwry, 50: Smith. -:
''nwidiic. Drcwry, 90 Smith. ::
l.u"nhurg. prewry. 81: smith. ,:
eireeny.lle, Drewry. 100: Smith. 81:
SUSSEX. !lrswry. i2o: Smith. Il. From
present Indications the Incumbent wUi
win hy majority %: 300O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. August 3.-ln-
creased revenues. officially estimated
AZ sio0.cO0.oOO annually, viii accrue
| 10 the Treasury as result OF the
advance in transportation rates al
lowed the railroads. The added in
'pinr Tor the government, officials
said tonight. would be derived from
Increased TRANSPORTATION taAcS. which
are paid by the public as well as
Through operation q; the income ANA
excise provisions @: tho revenue laws.
year ending Jun" !" aggregated an
WAS made w :rom the ) per cent TAN
on freight charges. amounting TO
Sl25 100000. the per cont TAX on
passenger tickets supplying $780,
zoe, nn0. and tn" per cent tax on
Pullman charges producing ST.
100000.
Should railroad traffic continue at
its present volume. all OF these
amounts would be Increased CORE
srondiugly with the advance per-
mittcd hy the Interstate Commerce.
Commission in its rate decision last
saturday. ON this basis. officials Of
tn" Bureau OF Internal Revenue cal
cuIItc the additional taxes viii ag-
Er"ERtc $3S.5500oD on freight SIS
,H". GOO m PASSENGER. and S3.5O0.000
on Pullman charges.
Another course of revenue would
Nc from income taxes levied against
Tho railroad corrorations. itailrond
deputies Of tho towns and villages
Viii form the Polish Socialist Sovie;
republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
r. r. RATES INCREASE,
TOFATTEN TREASURY
Officials Declare Government Will Receive Added In
come Of S1O0,00000O Annually Result of
Advance in Transportation Tariffs.

executives expect many of the car
ri"fs to ca'n sufficiently large re-
turns under al. new rates To Compel
the payment OF income taxes for the
irSt time sincc l'rc-war days IL liz
from this source that the Treasury
cNocct5 20 obtain a large portion nf
the remaining 10000. 900 of their
Sio".opr.0oO estimate. Officials placed
tue amount Of income taxes conscr-
rativciy at S%J.Uoo,ooc u year.
The wage award of $6cO 100000 a
year. one OF the causes for a rate
advance. also will result in PRODUCING
n certain return 10 the Eovcru,ncnt
for II places most Of the raflrond
employees within Jurisdiction of IN.
Income tax iaws. Amounts levied or,
most of the workers will be small.
but IL vas pointed out. the railroad
nor tr'UN hiHGrrS inCr. than .
eco 900 persons. From this number.
officials believed the taxes would as-
EIcSHtc substantial amount, prob
acly Sip,bVU,UOH or more"
Officials also are studying the in
direct effect the rate increase vii!
have OIL rovcni" produced hy the cX-
else and miscellaneous taxes Prac-
ticaily All Of the excise taxes arr
tdscd on i percentage Of III. sell
Ing prices as the So-callcd IuXur,
tax and they regard II as certain thar
more revenue" Will pr forthcoming MS
N" prices of commodities move up.
ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Americans Qui, Warsaw.

WARSAW. August 2.-Applications
for passport v!ses by persons wishing
To leave Warsaw have more than
DOUBLED at the American consulate
since the beginning OF the Soviet Of
!,ns!ve. which NOW is ha,nncr:ng at
The gates OF Poland. Upward OF S.,
400 viscs are passed upon each week.
most pt TIM applicants being women
and children who have friends in
America.
Crowds jam the streets nclr tho
consulate. ana extra gcndarmcs are
stationed there 10 maintain order
As . war measure. the military au-
liberties have prohibited the sale 81
alcoholic beverages. with the cNccN-
ton of beer, in the Warsaw district.
Meanwhile, AZ various distances 20
tho north, northeast and east OF the
N!stula IN great scnic!rclc. the
work Of building trenches aud erect
ing barhcd- wire dcicnsos is being
carried on with great haste
II is estimated that already aSout
l2p AMERICAN women and Children
have left Warsaw most OF them pro-
CLtGlNg 20 DaEz.C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Russians Take nrcs,-Li,o,.k.

occupied Brcst-l.itovsk August !. II Is
announced In Mondays Official state
mont from Moscow. received todH:'.
Further progress or the Soviet troops
toward Warsaw on tho road from
N!a,ystoli i reported ~ the COM
'Nuuiguc. which reads:
In the l.omza region our troops
have occupied S2czuc2yn CwcSt %
oSsoNetT. close to the German bordcr>.
southwest OF Bialystok We ar. al
Nu0cinr on MaZOvetSk 1MazOuiisli
seventy miles northeast of Warsuw)
After fierce lighting we occuple.
E-cst-i.itovsk August !.
In the crinean sector exceedingly
'trct nght!n. Is proceeding along the
ne o! The River kouskUia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
BOTTlED-lN-B0ND STAMPS
LATEST CONTEMPLATING
'hIcf Moran Reports ItootIrrycrs
Engaged III New Line of

WASH INGTON. August ga new
Souhterfeiiing Industry" has fol-
lowed IN the wake OF prohibition
This industry says Chief Moran.
or the Treasu"y Secret Service, 'is
me count"rfe!t!nS OF the STRIP label
revenue stamp that goes over the
corks. or that used to 20 over the
.nrNS. OF whisky bottled in bond
Those engaged in the manufacture OF
WHISKY are prcpa' to use those
counterfeit stamps and we have ar
ing H."
Al present the main problems Of
me Secret Service however are TO
check embarrassing. which chief Mo-
ran SAYS has increased 10 IN "ala m
ing extent in tn" last year and In.
i"rEcrT of government checks, which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
ROOSEVELTS ITINERARY
WILL CONSUME 3 WEEKS
snrnkin: Trip Of Nicc-prcsidsutial
'andidnt" Ends August II mt
luuiinuTa,lis

NE.W YORK. August 3--Thc com
rlete itinerary ar the Wester: sneak
Ing tour OF Franklin - Roosevelt.
Democratic vice. presidential camel
date. beginning in Chicago August / /,
and ending III indianapolis Angus, n.
Ma announced At Democratic nation
n nedIquartcrs here today. The tour
w!lI be made IN Il special car
me Ein"arN. as announced by
senator Hat Harrison. OF Mississippi.
CHAIRMAN Of tho speakers bureau OF
the national committee included
stops at POINTS between Chicago and
the Pacific Coast. Announcement
Was also made that National Chair
man W ME or the national commit :
tee, ana Senator Harrison wollI CON
'c- ihie this week with Governor Cox
:rlh'!'" 70 the nominees Western
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
FIFTY-TWO MURDERS IN
GOTHAM IN SEVEN MONTHS
Nrw York. City's Homicide Record
Unparalleled Ia Its History
for Many Years.
IBy Associated rress.

by Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 3.-Flfty-two
murders have been committed in New
York City during the seven montha
since January /. setting n homicidr
record unparalleled in many previous
years. ii was stated tonight at the
district attorneys office The death
list includes the mysterious murder Of
Joseph Il. Elwcii. wealthy turfman
and whist expert.
In the six convictions returned In
these cases, none has been for murder
IN the first degree Indictments have
been returned in twenty-five cases. In
sixteen of the nf;y-two murders no
arrests have been made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
~ occupy Warsaw august n.

TNNINN AWrNst 3.-Thr OcCU11-
lion OF Warsaw ~ the Bolshcv!sts
Aos been fixed for August .. says i,
d'snatch TO The London Times from
Berlin quoting a wireless dispatch re-
"civcd by TIC National Xcitung The
!'hu!Ish government, the dispatch
adds Is taking the necessary mems
urcS nud has placed the Notifications
10 The capital under command Of
French engineer officers. The dc
frns" 90 Warsaw has been cntrustcn
- IN" Northern army under General
Ea'i"r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

by The Nols;cad act. During his cam
paign Deal declared he favored tho
making Of light wines and beers fo,
home consumption and favored their
sale under restrictions.
Mr.. peal is a succcsafu! lumber
non II" was elected to the State
senate :r2m Norfolk !. year ago. de
S?.'r the FAC; that the Central Labor
mon Endorsed his opponent Deal
carried every precinct IN Norfolk In
which the labor vote was strong.
me totai vote in Norfolk was deal
3..il. hendrlNks. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

demic."
Records OF tho scSrc, Service show.
according to MIR. Moran. more arrests
ana Investigations during the last
year than for any similar preceding
period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Two Arrive ut CHEYENNE.

ltr ! EN- Ne, WfO.. August a
The TWO all-matal airpiancs blazing
,rni! Tor an aerial route from New
York To San Francisco arrived a,
Wales Field. Fort Russell, near here
."niGht. one ut 6:05 and the other nj
Nv o'clock. They stopped at North
Iattc' NepraSka. en- route from
omaha and viii remain here for Tho
hight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
BROWNS HIS q CHILDREN
AND HIMSELF IN BAYON
ArkarSn. Family w-lI-S!Eh T.
terminated by Mind Act OF

:. LITTLE ROCK Ark. August a.
N,,Ws was received here tonight that
." imam crutch"r. aged 80. a farmer
LlNinE near brs Are. Ark, threw his
Tour !i;tlc children In Bayou.
browning them. and then drowned
hlns cN sunday night. Mrs. Crutchcr
ana hcr NO older children were at
lending church. and returned to find
,he husband and younger children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
SMOKING AIDS EFFICIENCY,
LONDON FIRM DISCOVERS
Electrical Engineering IIousc Permits
hrn IL Use Tobacco With EN-
cctlcnt Eenulfs

LONDON. August 3.-Does smokinr
hcln the worker 10 do moro work?
Mcasrs. Dick Kerr the famous
Preston firm OF electrical engineers
have found that II does rnrcc months
ago thoir men were granted pcrmis.
sion to smoke during fifteen minutes
III the morning and fifteen minutes i'm
IN. afternoon.
IN. innovation has proved very
popular with the men and such good
business from the firms point OF yicv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
HARDING MAY LEAVE HIS
SHRINE ON FRONT PORCH
Discusses Deviation From Plan OF
Campaign With Senator
New, Of Indiana.
ASSURED OF LABOR SUPPORT
Il. Y. O'Connor, President Of Inter-
national LonSshorcmcn's Associa.
ton, After Conference With
Nominee, Issues Statement.

MARION, OHIO. August 3.-Senaior
Harding held ! conference today witi
Il. " u'Couuur. of l'unalo. pres DENT
OF the international LOngShorcmcn' :
Association. at which the labor Sit
uai.on was discussed generally. and
The candidate was assured OF the sup
port Of The labor leader. Mr.. U'Con-
nor later gave out a statement GOV
erinc his we've.
Previous 10 his conference with Nj.
O'co0aOr, senator Harding had con-
fcrred At icus;n with Senator Harry
:. N-w o: Indiana. chairman OF the
Republican Speakers hurcau. on mat
t"rS pertaining to the speaking cam
laisa 10 what extent, Il a. az The
:!un; rorCh CAMPAIGN plan viii be
dev.a,rI from Is understood 10 have
bees discussed.
Senator Sew asserted that no one
In authority has said there would be
no deviation from tho plan and then
pToccrG-'! 10 discuss the handbags Of
"A fr"1; rDr-A campaign now as COM
pared III. IN. Harrison campaign IN
1855. aaG ;he Two NICK lulvy cam
paisuS "a 1895 AVID 1909. Not only are
railroad rates hiShcr. bat II is i'm
possible tor ;ha railroads II furnish
equipment To conduct excursions L"
the candidates home as IN past years.
he said.
O'Connor is>ucs Statement.
A statement ISSUED by My OC'onnor
after the conference said n part
II -" for Senator Harding be-
cause believe u change of admins
trat.oH absolutely necessary To re-
store confidence in TINS country !
know senator Harding - - real man
:.on ~hom labor viii always get a
square rca! without any blarc OF
t.uuifetS az brass bands
~ !.sv" hard u good deal OF va
rious ,c-Icgs :Na; a'c going "a de-
liver the LABOR vote this year, but !
want - 81? that nobody VII. deliver
and : going 10 Vot" TO sui; itself.
Il, seems very plain 10 me THAT la
Dor mast slnport. the EenUhlican
party this year IT the Democrats
should win, tile Eove-amcn; would he
turned over 10 the Coniip. OF the
solid South and the machine .dom.-
mating Democratic States Of the
North. Tho solid South will hc the
domina:;; partner and the Sogtr has
been utterly react!Cuary In It's Gtt!-
tute toward labor !, lis completely
out o. step with modern att .tudcS to-
ward such questions n women IN in
dust-y, chiId labor limited hours az
labor. employers liability ana the
like
Former Senator Bailey : cam
pa!gC!ng Cor The nomination for Cow
eTncr - Texas, wiki the Orra shcp -
his platform have never asked NE.
absolute closed shop. hut ] certa uiy
could not assent 10 the view ,hpt
the Southern Dero rracy ;akcs G: the
Problems %: LABOR
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