Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-09-30

form Cox Roosevelt Clubs and League
of Nation Clubs, the latter for non
parts an women. She speak in glow
ing terms of the splendid work being
done by the Young Mems and Young
Women's Clubs of Springfield, which
are forceful factors in Greene County
Breckinridge Long, Democratic
nominee for United States Senator, is
busy campaigning through several
Congressional Districts in behalf of
the entire ticket.
The first three days of last week
called for campaign through the
Thirteenth Congressional District
with Senator M. Buford, Democratic
nominee for Lieutenant Governor,
and Arthur T. Brewster, Democratic
candidate for Congress. Their timer
ary follows: September 20 Ironton
and Fredericktown; September 81,
Pennington, Desloge and Bonne
Terre, September %, De Soto, Hills
boro and Festus. -
Long then went to North Missouri
for the following itinerary: Sep
tember 23, New Cambria and Macon;
September "a, Edna and Kirksville;
September 25, Lancaster and Union
Vile; September AZ, Milan and Lin
neus; September 2S, ChilIieothe and
Cameron. On September 80 Long
will join Governor Cox at st. Joseph.
Lieutenant Governor Wallace Cros-
ley of Warrensburg, has been ap-
pointed chairman Of the publicity
committee of the Democratic State
Committee. Governor Crossley has
long been identified with newspaper
work.
I The subcommittee of the Demo-
cratic State Committee has recon-
mended the ousting of John P. Byrne
and Frank O'Neill as members of the
committee, and the discharge of E. j.
Hogan, Jr., as deputy beverage in
spector because of the cowardly un-
provoked assault on former chair
man Ben M. Neale at Jefferson City.
CLYDE and the Bull Moosers are in
the saddle, riding over regular Re-
publicans like me, who have always
fought the party battles, they are
surely riding to fall. I intend to
tell the Republicans how fellows like
Hyde attempted to destroy the party
in 1912" This is what Liv Morse, Re-
publican leader of the Third District,
thinks of Arthur M. Hyde, the Re-
publican nominee for Governor.
John M. Atkinson, Democratic
nominee for Governor, completed an
aggressive campaign last week by
speaking at Kirksville to large and
enthusiastic crowd.
Atkinson campaigned through
Grundy, Sullivan and Adair counties
and everywhere was greeted-by large
and appreciative audiences.
The Democratic nominee outlined
the constructive program he plans to
follow as chief executive for the
State.
"I am in favor of a modern State
executive budget for making all ap-
preparations of State moneys, there
by adopting economy in our State
expenditures" From speech by
John M. Atkinson, Dem ocratic nomi-
nee for Governor, at Kirkspille.
The Democratic State Convention
at Jefferson City adopted sensible
constructive platform on National
and State issues and one which should
appeal to every fair minded man and
woman in Missouri. 1t was written
in the inter est of all of the people
and is right on all issues.
Vice President Marshall will spend
four days campaigning in Missouri.
He will open his Missouri tour at
Moberly on the afternoon of Septem-
ber 27. That night he will speak at
Hannibal. September 2S he will
speak at Fayette and Columbia, Sep
tember 20 at Clinton and Nevada and
will close at Excelsior Springs Sep
tember 80.