Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-01

unfair. and the Cummins- Esch bill a
blow aimed at union labor. There
fore / am confident that the combina-
ton of these votes will defeat Senator
| Cummins in his struggle for re-
election"
Kendall Sees No Danger Ahead.
1--WE are going to show the world
the measure Of our Americanism,
said n. f. Kendall, republican candi-
date for governor Our nation was
established to secure the blessings of
| liberty to ourselves and our pos
terity, and we mean to maintain 1t
for that purpose.
Iowa is justly celebrated for its
traditional firmncss in upholding
these national ideals. There is now
no question about the verdict here In
| Iowa. and.We are confident that other
states where intelligence and pa
triotism prevail vii join us in being
| for America first That means an
end to the orgy of nStravaganCe and
incompetence in national affairs and
the dawnns Of an era in which first
consideration will be given to all
those problems of statecraft which
relate to our commercial. industrial
and social life"
Herring Not Friend OF Labor.
In the closing days of the campaign
Information came here that in Wa
terloo the democratic organization
was seeking to make votes for its
candidate for governor by advertis.
inc that the Waterloo trades and
| l., bn,. aSSo,nb1, ho1 ;rIn,col ~
as Il friend and supporter of union
! labor AS matter of fact no such
Endorsement OF Herring was given by
the Waterloo union men. The adver-
Using of the falsehood has had a re-
action ana MoTkinsIncn have been
strongly turned against the demo-
Gratis by their brazen faisehood. Put
their scheme there was on par with
their whole campaign of fraud and
deception.
Here in Des Moines where con-
siderable part of the members of the
trades and labor assembly are demo-
Gratis. the labor men are much divided
on the subject. But even among the
democrats there is repulsion over the
attempt Of a few of their leaders to
deliver the entire labor vote en- bloc
to the democratic ticket.
/ The fact is we'll known here of
course. that Herring. the democratic
candidate for governor. employs
about 400 persons. not one Sf whom is
a union lahorer and that no union
Ia Dor has ever been permitted by him.
1t is also known that wherever Her
ring has thought il wise to do 80. he
makes speeches advocating the open
shop" and that at Sioux City and
elsewhere he made it very plain that
if legislation was proposed to the in
jury of union labor he would support
it. Here in Des Moines handful of
labor men, of a class quite familiar
around headquarters of labor unions.
fixed up what appeared to be an in
dorsement of Herring, but which ad-
mitted that his big plant is not union
lied and that he had never done any
thing to help union labor.
Cummins Will Carry Black Hawk.
Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo. Nov. 1.-The total regis
tration in Waterloo is 1890 OF this
number 6,446 are women, while 1854
are men. The registration OF men is
the largest in the history of the city.
While the registration OF women ex-
ceeded all expectations. In three pre-
cincts the number of women register
ing exceeded the number of male
voters.
Senator, Harding will receive ma
jority of approximately 5000 in Black
Hawk county, according to the con-
sentative estimates Of political leadA
ers. Senator A. b. Cummins will
carry the county but will run behind
the presidential candidate. Nate Ken
dali will also receive a substantial
majority, but not as large as Senator
Harding.
While the democrats have had sew
eral speakers In the county they have
not been we'll organized and but little
effort has been devoted to the county.
ticket
The election Of the entire county
ticket is conceded by the democrats.