The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-04-30
ENEFa KlCKED out As
MISSOURI DELEGATE
1I,ssrzgucrats Boot Senator Out
-Stormiest Pow
Wow, Ever.

.zssyTEsa, Mo, April 2S--The Demo-
rsxsasE SslAte Convention, in session
.lEesr- rystBd early today to reject the
skiAcz Srz of United States Senator
-.Es1usEs a Reed as district delegate to
Ike lsnl3snal convention and to return
ySiz rNa.sli,s 10 the Fifth District caucus,
rgNAz1gs rsOminated him.
Ehs w1ate was 1.O70 to 400, four
y11xr Ea1ng- 1t came as the climax to
.-zEl sSIl-z.srht session of the convention,
In WIKI wrangling and filibustering
51szwHIj q Srpminent part. Lines were
.1fJrNzg sharply in the fight between
qESlisun.rzs of Reed and the anti-Reed
r-aaqdSz.- (which .disapproved Reeds
,zs2pnzGSap TO the League of Nations.
Tsenounced and Praised.
XXI Tar debate which preceded the
ar1xt. Ssrzstor Reed was denounced
.z1E Euzszsed by a number of speakers
.5sEsSuri has suffered long and
E1zz1yzgI patient, but her hour of vim
ss.1ss-zR.sz1 ms struck" Frank Curlee of
- z4GzIs said in opening the debate
afEz z1zf opposition.
gYic. 4sx.elared that Senator Reeds
rJE3N5sszA -offenses .antedated his OPP
-yGVs5lGN1 IN the League of Nations
a-szRpzcx1g-- and asserted that by his
is=szEI-ss ~ The Senate during the war
rsAa sSszzxInr ss'equivocated and condor
,asa zzs3I- ne led the country to won
axssE zsE.aEZher- Missouri was not more
tzHz1c-.g;sssz-saau than pro-American
EZlicg.L Jacobs and Col. E. NJ. Har-
asEs .EzQ11s Of Kansas City, made pleas
,t2nza- 7l2ssHSa be sent to the convention
1ZssH- y-.s1z SAKE of party harmony.
1-Sss-ssspator, Mr.. Curlee said, con-
'cItE1sN1czhe sinking of the Lustiania by |
E7s--TS; G1Hrman submarine and after |
C hssgns-yz broke out opposed measures !
a1iasSs',E-5s3 N win the war
III E-z1sxing Senator Reeds opposi- |
z-SR.a '-Er Nhe league covenant, he de-
e.-Lzsss ~ sSIaf "he-had only hate for the |
2 .rzssgSi4f-Ef- hate for England, hate for
iilEszusz7zt'y y hate for every one but the
EasrVy he said in conclusion, the
-,sIx.zstsz; lnass will carry to the far corn
Gs<zi M zsSe world The fact that Mis-
ssS4s11 -tS BsIre and patriotic and that
2NzI I-Ez-z nj -traducer has been de-
7-hzDHEsl
"7css uost difficult problem the
glESrsS n zsEnJranchised Democratic wo-
z7Ns-r '7Teg1Es have is explaining Sen
1z1zS n.sgs1,'' declared Mrs. w. w. Mar
zIX. OI cape Girardeau.
NS7s c.aoct explain how we can in
~JcE-y=sA 1bJs league and then send to the
zUzG. ts.-ulL convention a man who is
ODEB7zs3 70 il The women do not
h25ASs p logical You ask us to help
gu7E yaTEs7p Missouri in the Democratic
-7azllsss Ibis year. We can do it if
El1EH GEE1't embarrass us with handi-
-zRy 1Es2sGSHnator Reed"
iAz1Tng The principal address in
-1fat1-HEXt4lJ 1he Senator, Lee Meriweth-
ssE, GA 81 Louis, said:
-.1Rls nnght to thank God we have ;
a. XHz2D II Washington who can think
,IRy y25zSzslz1 and not go to the White t
zsrzssts iasYery day to find out how he !
slk.Szyafa l and There was no Reed in /
gbE ia zz1an Senate to urge Senators
1E 1N1aE and so Rome lost it's liber- I
{ Ss.zl /
,53s f&ssslared Senator Reed the {
-l ssgsgzaszgE Senator from Missouri" and {
Xs,1Izsi z-sa1 ne had condoned the sink !
n1s ~ zhR Lusitania or that his c
fsJls-Isss fi0Tjng the war had been actu- g
zlnaz 70 anything but the highest mo- |
,5sasss ~ patriotism. 7
11eza9s2bng Senator Reeds opposi- i
in1 IA, Ess league covenant, he said S
Ez7 -psah the American people t
,SKfa1EE uhat the league really was c
isEy 'EE11gl1 thank him for his opposi-
ma 'ra
stormy Session.
ss.6E1ZsSr Reed has been one of the
lsftsTnzs. opponents of the proposed
.ss2-s7r.7s "a Nations, and had annOunc-
"a l1nz- "a chosen as a delegate-at- z
.@lTgs ia. 'Hrould not be bound by in y
5Enss2 SsHs 10 vote for plank indors- ! r
~ rsss EsagEe.
GaS-- frederick ID. Gardner, Judge {
n 9F-- t1Sraves. of Jefferson City, DR.. n
tIs-Daf - Jenkins, pastor and news a
EEs7si tnsntof Kansas City and Judge n
l0saE. e y arlington, Springfield, were
'xzszssnii 'gslega5es, at-large with half {
a. = '1:si-h, fnur women to be named T.
s1EEz
THY wsAecuon OF delegates came at | Il
ee-a-saif what party leaders said a
VIA WA 81 Inc stormiest sessions in
3lsrnGH Democratic politics