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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
WILSON HIMSELF
CAUSED REJECTION
LEAGUE SAYS ROOT

SHw Tori zrs- Is--E,ll1ilE EaB-. 4,
ms anlv address on -ne LsRsue az
AE-Inus during ina pr-eslda14-1al cam
BHlE ganIEi- dz.eIa--pa ri1a. me
--sE-E- g1 peace z1-n iEzss-z1.4-rr w'uu3c
hszFH bezn za1It1efs zaG A-as-ira
would haze besn rl4Tr-s,e.- al ne
L-szaIgI5.a--'-T- Es-aaiasnr wissur rnss
peer wiling
Wiling Ia i1sisaac ap8n the craa..y
assnlure5r UNCHANGED
NJ. 2zsffI declared znzz wa small
pz-uEnBze ina T,eace 81 1hs vEg-ir-- Hs-
eifs2.Iug Se1z1s8r Ezrr5lns- E.anal1li-
can candidate far president zrnssse
STAND nn ais L..nzRe- NJ saiG. was
unchanged rum @.3e Tine ne rF,g.-a
lur ra11tiCa-ian 81 1hs saRrs u7asrr
-aR-ue az AsiaTEs w-rLz 1na Senlz Il
ra1Inns.
The s.3aEs-lnn af Governor Z-5--
Democratic Ts-asIEltan=1szl NONE arsee. ne
s2lG- meant 1fae ssfEnr--s Is iszsssa xla.s
Cnr-aG States assl17 Ene -ea--Es- 81 Va
1IursE wT-anu- chang zE was
brought back t-srn EIs-ysyse isr P--asi-
dem Wilson
several ksa--sDsan Na9onE hs1e a.
r'=aesv EVER nHElrs - hRir fiaztsn
changes n 1ns Gpusnan1 wtlef Thar
pssH5usR II E--s a. q nesting 81 z-se
Assembly, O. che / ea-Ils nezT T-snF-ll p
Nj R8s- sand IS psEln EIa- me
Is<sun RS nBz sss1w'4-en z i.sazzlt ~ M
zlpHs ana M fE.s-lae gf za14nTls.
The question IL w.tassEgs.sr the
a--asn<=n7 4c-.saz1Iz- -zae L.szEua sflaN
n a1neFyzA1 afssaiu1asv unclaimed. UT
small a ne uspG1fiesl 1n rzasaaf me AM
ta.-icEr e2satss.ziurss- @===~ would lse
GLAD re hare n. n--s5srIsirE1s IF M.
a--.eneH- changed sn a. 70 sFsissriss7 =.
n4-se pfs5ssEz1nEE Then wssuIr fp4-
iDw an ar'Eslnz-y cHnTauE sense ma
--sII1a-5sn IS Ja uf1r sszsz wa 70 asis-
s;IRrF Tne aiaJsc.lBnE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20

L.nuaissu. Oct Is-4EF The A.snrs-
E1s.a Press - There were n. new &C.
VEssn15nsnzs Te,iay IN tiae cngl strike
which began iasz Sa1u-tar In ala
rtaa csssal rsr1aFFs where the mer tszs-e
ialG dsR'n their sss,fs u-rier WINS
maintained tsE- uhe s1rise-s
l'sse I1a1gE-s 81 shs siruHrinu 1z,-
ssE-'E1 Which bore ur'onRh5grrres nj a
widening DT me STRIKE WIS me urve-
Tit.c1 Of Eht =. sa~~1-anaur aBrunr-ris.I
TuaG 1-ansssnr- nen ceas1nr wurk
The nsn on sa1Hraav nlgn7 passed
l'sssstsilrlnn ueciaT-lnE taemsels-as us
1Rhg supporting the miners A ryn-
ference WIS "a hEVs Bs.en nsfc rsflv
IA Tllae hTlat aE-inr On mis- -Hspixi-
~iisn nia af@ meeting wgz aEJru-nrG
lTs14 Eam8r-us MazuElme sy-rse-s
have beer Iszsn-d II branches uf rfse
l1z-IEsr rf5FnuGflalis the s.nln--v N
bNVE Their Strike sr-run.zs tsns ur-s.-
BR-ee- snaGiG 1he z-anspnrv wu-s-
ei,s N al pa--1s u Inc cDSrz-v walS
wguiE be ITsvBlnsu
~ AN agreement bHtwzsr the
EsoarG % Frame ane Ths Jsusev Cfub
al MORSE -acTnc ~ ~ o. suspended
snT- ms G1s-a-IsEn 5a lrl.s ensz n1.nsz-r'
strike.
announcement X'-as, mao. eiaN svae-
mig IF The szEss.e1s.ss.sfa If IN. saliirszs
n5 nearly zI -'se assassanEr-- sf...-n<,r,x
fss7s'Fs.ssfs FlIas.saG ana 4--eaanr. Ex-
esEg-lFsE Is "a. tx r..ata<. II All rzx<,--~ ~
Ttsssfais ts.1-..g n 1hr rEaf4s Tine -Rig-
-Daf.s s@lss aa-e 1-.=1rs- u< rp -=s-rrrr
Zfstal- .pRsssars--s- sf-v-ir,s
Il Is =aBnr-eG rsrsaE1z7 -nH1 N me-
Notwithstanding z-ar lilsr--ic.1 u-s-,-
= dn.ha1 wurkmer have hs..r mare
Fa4s II rhe s-sE and depeuaerr m
aEfr1-it-s Is q resuH sf the ,ual
STRIFE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
GOVT WILLING TO COMPROMISE
WITH ENGLISH COAL MINERS
PARLIAMENT DEBATE IS CALM
BIS INTERESTS
OPPOSE GREAT
LAKES WATERWAY

Nsw York Oct 7a-GS-I-1rssm Of
tine Ir-upasec tas.eR sea wazs-wagzs
trim tna EszrsT1 Lakes through the
II L-zw'-sllfs river az m u--zag.rl1-lsg
InEsGnd zrls T5GlTsoIss III -f,e bare
cana 81 Kew YORK El91ze- WIS
nafA.sssed hg rs 8EPsner1s tsnav AZ Z
hearing hsfa-s the 1nsarna-aeEsa
JnFTz7 cnfn N asssian
Tnrnn---Bw. sRssfPT-n proponents aT
tire nTuieEl viii place ansI- views be-
Ea'se Cfse oouIHi HslnE wiIirfl wills I'D
poEnzs.sl by the governments a1 Can
ada and -ile Z nz1en slR1s.s 70 IrEres-
-l.E.ae The Esss4.si sslI5-sY az 1iae nlan
New ! Drrk c0Hzme-.Iaz and ssaar n
ship B--E1LIl zlnas arr AGAINST tine
T1Tggssr-t 1uz heci1IsEe tiat.v HIT -'sHl1isf
bur beEaIsFe urlav dB naz desire west
err sszlt.s 70 sitaa8s Hpnn the people
Of New Z grk sTzEte =. pe-- cert aT
the Co.'S Of Inc prug,nsf119n. several
spsaRss--s si-lts. They peinszsc gu, f4rsszz
New FORK STATE LIZ sFtsfss Bu--r ir1D
gis- nR1fun4s -r-sasilr-y sE.ssA per capita
w-hiis rifose ID 1t1e i western sta1ss
ITtsTs'sssu7ed II Li4e Great LAX 4.s-ss1
-.swT-eacts TlIi.E~suzssr' A sErIr,Iiz- lsEr-
FURNISH &-si3 per eapT-G 10 TING 1eGi.sral
1TSC.Dne
AIch gF tn. Ba--Bs WINCH wpulG
ut furnished IT 17e p-upGseE rEl5z-.
cnuaG nlD-e eRsisN c.HTne Through L1s
barge cana sr " izl1an View York
sIEze al--sREisr 1InE sIssn- aluanS1 Sz.'ss-
tstssslissss and 1ae szptfiIErnn ssf ms
Tnessersesr- rgll8G nan--s STRONG he
assured sBon WITH the expenditure nf
Slts.9 isssisissssf Il Improvements On
New York ha-tsnr anG fsocK 1aciIs-
hes Il Esas ats=FT-aea IL pEDsr Dr
t-aRrt.s NJ Chadwick lsxaz,sz tt.slBIas,T
ii the board If wzH1s- supply w1hEch
WIS -saG Il the hearing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
Cox Cuts Loose N East
Lodge, Moses and Harding
GiUen Tongue Lashi7e
Sarcasm and Ridirule
IN Hearing Measure
III an ded Ont in
WhiFfwind Tour Ne~
Hampshire and Mas
sacusefts Cities
Winds Up Day with
Big Meeting On Bss-
IaH Common

Bns1sn. t.g1 5g-snEfflHrz= ar-sas.s
Epsn rsnu1nr Lsodse Of EsazsEic:tlIl-
ssrzA- and SARCASTIC 2rf1lg:isn af sssna-
l5- Harding, Easpuiai5cau P--esidenzia3
r1a1Tzssz,..sa- WE'RE MADE 1BGav by Cos
s--1sBT- fTuz u Gsiffn. during ms Ssw
L.nEiEn6 1BE-, embracing aiaasaar.taal-
ssz1s anE View Eannsiaz--s cI1Ias and
ending WITH = la-rR meeting TONIGHT
an 5nsnun Common.
Sars Louus
as-. Ii li1e nnnr efrv - SzsnEalT1r
Dogs. az wei Is I'D g1Ier iau15lanrs.s
18GEy the -HmnC-a-le Far-nssiliszr1- iEl
c.HIl 2laEE1s denounced S4sliH1D- lodge
IL 'Ine s1rt.n-cBnsrE-asav Of the
aseE because al hls fg1Zi a=aigsEsf
the LEa-us NJ NzlunE. Eas.5ta--sEzl1l-
LhRT NJ. Lno-H naG haaIied q "Esun-
ElsI-aEsT ID strange rffe 1-ER-v To
death Eh-push Gne 'rDun1--nu1n'
Governor Cux u---ea t4s E,EszBn az
aiEnce Nd '--HpuGIa1E Mr. LznG-e <
lsalnsI.sfsap and -sE1-n Finn 1s r---sza-re
E1s aE sDon as possible
I-pEs Gsfsz- uT Mrass
TB rEs A.sw lam nEii1Iwe aztE.gencaE
ssssgls--ilrr Gsux u--an fg8sar 81 Sena-
nn- Aossss. EHpubilc4E es.t.s.zssa ne
signed ire 'rr,suno r-ubin
ssnass- haEraIn- WIS ilaB1ed WIN
ssa1'cass4r and -iElissnls by ezcse--r1s~
CHG n virtually sxzsT-v sFtlr.-ress ct rnn
tizv WIFE LaR 172cidaTs1 8zTxzgen Fs,t.a5-
lG1sz 2. ilfun Sn0 1he sena1ar regard
IT- l11e tz-1zs-- & SizzeTIseznz 0f Trench
gssseTs1i4sse4 &Er q rev assoeIE-lun Of
l1s4-iDEls AZ m. nasIE.
The facts IusrT-y 1he snuf:ag.sizsr
1ila1- senator .-la-tiRS has s-Epsllls
though dniiiss-znasE. z-zss-zI PRED u
es-resNR Il4s pssupss NJ ZnH L1isal
t-gzks-s E5DNe-nnr EEz Gse4.sG--sf
E-sasi1za- Mr a-Gzugis e-zuia-Ix-
1iur OF h4s Esss aEriinss speech We
Jsf.TsnE 1ns League, l5prE-nu- Tx
aisns.G
Hf III lzEs IlIlIsh the AInsslt-z1n pei
pie very sEuEiG- re C.on--11zi1.ss Ii say
uf1s14 Laer dsn'- understand hlgn
aSc->lruer Ut Page Col.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20

Ne1 EsF-h. XII 1.-The 7JT-Isan 81
refined alsGar Advanced ls-e.sf- Eu- IN.
first -zxfss III mnn1nE-
AunsuHcsneur 1haz derrHnn .saE iIs-
s-easea ssncs q narz1rrsurr WIS On
s.la-zee N Ensa and American szrssuE
interests wuusa hs1r u 1a.z-scsnr Tuna
eszusseE 1E--rs@- Improvement N ne
1iH-kHz 50 ta- Hu7r HRe -sf7ras- as
zssu@z! q new price -ns1 was an ao
vznrp ri cert yeunss. IN The Iasia
- E fsersr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
HARDING SIDE
STEPS TRAP SET
By CRAFTY COX
French Journalist I all
ed I'd Interview Re
pg1hllcan Nor1Inee


Aa-aer- N.ssr za-Ar E-Zsl1s1sassssss.Lil
gz1sn1fT1 h. sGsEFernu- Euz It's E-ap
Senator aarLting'' was cfIE--s=e III d
Statement ISSUED E-nrn Ez-tiEzs-
hsaau uarre-s nsrr 1nnl=r N re-
spnnEs III s1EzeEunns lay Ine Dem
ssn-s1c NOMINEES EissII Viz E1lriis1zs
MAD ss1snas-r.G wIzh Af2u--i,ses DE
kai,ra d FRENCH 5nu-Ilsi 4sil. -ssEz-tz-
ing Ene French a11i1uds toward Ene
League az Sa-aurs
The s-a1aman-- lEsnsd ever -hs Sic
uzEzE-H 81 .5unann G wallsvE-. head
O Ia-Es-s rg-ecIa- o. pl4,il-IgT. szIa
1t-aE SsnE1r Aa-cznr nEvE- EaA
aEH-c N LIE Nspra until INDIA
though Ei1s iu-nar haE nR1e IN un-
suE-rassstzl szrsrt 1s see MIN IN n
aiRnagaI1E Ias- Fi-llEy II WIS as
ssErea 1lrLnsr 1t1a- Ise k-aias-a- vine
sEiG ne nnG sst-sn r-z--sIzrlg s-z1n lie
Crx pz-ry --xas as1dsEzE Hzperts1
ng CgC~s--nnr Eu1 I'd secE-s Ell Eu1a-
vaew WITH SenaaaF Harding and Ia
SCI certain things 10 him
-<'Tfls-s48--s gauzIrEls-u me sza-re-
msrz- when StrE1tr EARRING or ens
nEx- si9w ~ sszr-ssrcaEI4E IND. TTInGH
h4E gasual ahserEa1lan zpaC7 france
havEEtg sEn1 = spokesman II RID III
1s-maliy oHrnpr CEE azHzTrnsa
1iaaa the L. kals-z naIsHinr mad been
s4lE.Est-ssssfLl auE rraa- ssennnsr E4z-GzrsE
aaal zzsHn -nE Baas
srHrTFu- Esx mas Eszl4.=r znza a
l--ls iran fi1a- ms reszn SRI Fu- -sE-
a1a- harding Senua1r Ea--azng
newer s;zE Tse kapFz End never heard
sGT HIM EH-11 1Bfsas
Tss hsis-a daE. moi eEssr sssaak ~
senator Harding SenE1sr Harding
vas nsz frz1arrIss.d OF De A.asi5ris s. M
TsssT--z,E-Ias. indeed nEv=r SEW nr ms7
5fr Il ary 1.-THE
The zuGiIssn7 rs DacEl1z--t- linn
inning as n me nsg2iIDgs ad -ae
u or GD-s-nEr Eek w-tsn ms iIIE- eZ-
gns..n tine rtaeRn methods ms eglz1-.-
pEIEr IL employing
senE-n- Harding VIII l..anz aa-irr
outside MS rw-r ssa9e --aveilzE SIT
d sDssE.isa. Train ne w-ifs -eacr .EacazHas..
9fla- n 1lme &c na4zH ar aas-nBuE
speech Il d Republican barbecue
1ns-s. arr er ms 1aIlowlur zEy VIII
speak e EDcnes1zr ann BE11Ein. n 7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
Convicted Booze
Sellers Subject 10
S1W9 Govt Tax

TaSsrIIsrzaE- Or Es-7a-suur w-1r
viaiaze STARE B--onsB4-inr lHwr ny
manufacturing " sailing eirn.- rs--
Hgun-. are l1Bbie uIynr ,-urrlr-iur nue
anfv Enr IN. fne ano venaa-v levi=t
sy he enE-t bHz mEsz also pay me
-1zEeE-I1Es1sr- szafa IS a specas lex
IrFssIllzl Revenue Cal8.c.ro- Wiiisa ms
instructed p-JfnlhIzlnn a=erizx and IN
re-TsAl -Erenas cnIier1azns Tonixfg- -nnr
Drgrssl0r 81 IN. -su@nue laws gr
1s4E. EEHzsosraE the saz was s-iE m
s1@ct ana sGzz1rzsi znaa . 0Ey Il
y.7Tr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
BANKERS TO
ANSWER ATTACK
OF COMPTROLLER

" assi1ITlsTnr- El.-- IA tsusrTrna G1E.e
10 7rzLft -epsr ~ -ls.s American 5Egnas-
=-s' AsszsciazIur rB zha r..g-arT- s--zk.iz
bv CnnpE-uI5szr Or zf4.- ~t1--snE.v Wiz
is&TnE BH IN. aiz-iks If 2-sx. Ea-z City
WAS named gsfaav iv f-5eiEEs-d : Eaa~es
H-sssItissT7T q me assnEl1.15fr
We wan IN Htgallanss. lfs arzacK
an 1he irEae--frv OF 1-ae lza7s8s.zrs %
America. sa4G NJ az7s-s - me as
Etsc1a-Inn $ a1rmEa s-gr1zs1-san.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20

LFnraE., Lffs~- aE&z---4 AT IaE 11aE-
cIRr.G F.-'ess s--hInE Erens-r= nHs scr
All example for hDEseanioE-s sh-uagfa-
OH me eRllnr-v IN sszw.rs. euxI 3sr ar
ass-7Hs fires IN me EpEas Fz9ac-s i've
aEr1sd onty when nec=ssa- Even
risen rfsy are u be kep1 as Eex as
Faasiisia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20

L.sIIzIun, Get Ia--s b Ths Assurs-
lilE-n Press ASIDE T-um 1tlG engine
Har aae puLprner vino a-e keeu1ne
me- r1a4 mines m rep6 cnrE1rl0r..
ar1sr ans Ean II me : lan ape miners
WIS Working r0GaN This mRn HID
lfssas--ss1 S4fs- la5lis-l al me pGE mDI-~- RnG
tsrEftsTsaG the 'Ega7s anr wEsFrEz.F alunr
without AIRY PROSPECTS "a me FRUITS
q ms labnr' being nts,s=uz ED IT The
sslzs.ssfEe
OWING II ing -Hpi1e- riE---sr-- ST.
us-lEET.. Nc Errs-nEntsu- ff-sp;sE-,-.ss. NJ rs
az1erIFe3ng n EIl-uIs1 stsst,sE.cx ~
the number Of men uIsers7iiss- I'd d
z-sffZly Bess use ef me - s--iks
Tne number IS growing i:a-ag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
THE WEATHER
=AV=

Washington 6,rsI za-SSz---Gass---, NV
EnE4azGG esourhs-r View L-zss.aErri unG
Eastern New TURK Falr WzadnesEa
anE Thu-sdRE7 AE1ls change In tam
Ists-z-u-se
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
Eene-aA Fu--caEz

The su.1nn4s = BDr general 1Alr
w-ssEzEfs- and continued :I1Iaa .HaznBtrz4-
zu-e IN me sZzaas ssass1 Us the As
slss-pp "Wednesday ana T'au-slizT
Winds NORTH OF ssErfi-r 8aeiz X Ia
tts uGane-aa= sss --aar wsg-qL.z- saE far
EEsE-h.-- sEsElTsaSuH
SANDY AaasS sa E-7Ha1arsts t-4s.rg1ls u
nli,rta-aH1e Variable zTTnG.ss arn zIr
u-ssg fl<s-- NratiT1.4afaE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20

FORECAST tar Hssassn HnN ntf.In
Fair We1nenttEE zan Tss51I-suE izeg
n7ueB crIanEzs N zzsnzEer2-E-- r1asci,=zzL--
wE.Sza-iv w5nlss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
War POSSIBLE
In SPLIT OF
Bis IEleUERS


Eseser Cluas - s-zrr rr s=rr-. Ar-
efnn ~ Endorsing Mess Mrsss-Wsr
&n sng-sr- ny MaIpr-ry sar =
Asrssxary MiE rsrr g-azm
League arr iHrr~e Srssizrrru Fswe
Ehira=r 0rI- lg-E ire acrsou NJ
II mzIFnf faa=us nRzsfsaE rlzzn uxn-
arE iRsI n1-nG IN gnEns an -as.fra as
11lEBrInE ua-B-uzlxr 81 ma MARGINAL
aE-'sEnsn-- which stre--rss pz-nF4.=s-
ss0na4 laREuss. results II . baseball
WE. Lf1z responsibility VIII resi- with
the fiVH AmeE-lran L4HRyus Gums
winch isave nBT wz- slE-aztisss Iis1--
Gcu-irnar on Pane -Cus 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
EQHT II
SC SANDWICH
SOlDFDR SOC
Grand jury TO Probe
SKY High Prices
IN Boston

o~s-nzsS" Exr=nnex Ex.use D<e-zr
By -r1si arg 7.s1assrazz- Men Al
1uvnnuE" Seisef n t. s Dsr--t-r
Anrurs - Susrsai S=ssaun 0pers
M E--7
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-09
ADMINISTRATION
MACHINE TRADING
WITH MURPHY
NAY HAVE PAY Ht(sA

BY Paul Hanna,

Staff Correspondent, Federated Press
San Francisco, Cal>> July A-ln this
interval before the first night <esSioa
Fcf tho Democratic Coaventsan there
Is time to tell Something about the
brisk secret trading IN political f0turi-
tics that EUes on even after Central ii
tho big presidential nomination lies
entirely with one ssroun, as it does in
this case
| have Just left one o. the curb
markets where \ little gsou,, II New
York delegates and member If the
Wilson cabinet We,c discussing a cor
ncr that they want to smash It has
to Ito with the >a-cailc>i unit RUE,
which in this inSs,a>e is the aer.ce
whereby hcss Mu>>aav can vote the
New York delegation in solid block
Of ninety That Is what YOU may
accurately call >-p0>rsaaSlns pawe,,s +
developed t. the highest extent.
The power Of the Wis>an~ NarleSan-
McAsoe machine II ,iicsae> the nams-
nation is modified only by the krice
they mus, pay to the patrons OF S>,>h
delegations rs that headed by Muir
ply, There are twenty or thirty ,nen
IN the New York delegation WHO
would vote for McSA,soo On che first
ballot and every other hall,.- II they
we've M, tied hS the uni. rule.
tsectgc r. i.unn, former Socialist,
il he can help break it he will re-
,aocr M"rphy's purchasing l.,wcr by
every vote he tears loase and in that
way make Murphy sell out 10 the
Ru,lesen-McsAdoo Syndicate Tor fifty
or sixty cents on the Gollas.
The thing to FemeM ser is that Muir
ply means to sell anyway. but ninety
votes will buy mona pledges than
sixty will. Of course he must not
wait too long, for the bridesmaids
Adoo machine will win without New
York il it is obliged IL. 1t has all
the four-ycar political hands to dis
tribute, and all the Smaller state dele
cations will Jump to the R0rteSen-
Mc:A,t"o han,twagcn as Snom rs they
are offered their price IN patronage.
They will jump without waiting
for their price It they suspect the
machine is a'@ut t. via withnat their
help That is why New York votes,
common and preferred, ssr> 50 active
skSi evening on the l.o:it scal e<-
change Chairman Robinson may
burst MHrphv'S unit by decision
from the chair tonight, and il lie ,lacs
there will he Il New York ire sale
before morning,
This dickcring for price and Mace
in the stampede shows low powerful
~ cntrenched any set If politicians
hccome after four Yeas control If
the United States gevs~nE,snt, The
state delegations first Lean now ;seW-
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Rsss Murphy and his New York
hadek Of ninety votes are stSQ 4 fac
TOT for this reason. Thar Woting
stIkaxth makes them 4 hind If bell
eo& that can make 4 bit Of trouble
by As<yayi1g away from tAs herd So.
~ IN the present case. It is more
simple and convenient for the narae-
son-Me!Aeoo machine 70 give Murphy
his price rather early in the game.
knowing that when his delegation
ttops 10 their program the other
seragxlers viii come gallopiag in and
not have to Be approached separately
with many and expensive bags of
me1l.
What New York wants in the way
Of Federal patronage If the Demo-
Gratis win ia November is not known.
But Nurphy's price is pretty high or
he would have got It sooner. Aud
when the administration machine
yielded to Senator Walsh ON the
Leag0e of Nations plank Thursday
Afternoon it was obviously done to
bring Massachusetts, and some other
states into camp and thereby fright
en- Murphy into cheaper sale of the
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THAT FREE LOVE" STUFF!

WE'LL free love- DOGGY sti to the FORE and divers
falling back upon the old phrase THEN e
torial ideas begins running low. . ,,..
ne vo of that finally adopt the Nonpsrn League
It is from, an editorial in the Duluth Herald:
"If Towney does win in this state which he
isn't going to doand undertakes t" make this Social
the home and nauguarte gencal rule OF free love. not
all the ai,panes in the world will him from the
angry mob that his own deluded followers will form on
"Townley if he tried to do ~h:: o: his oppon-
ents in the recent mp ena,g MN WIN
Scandinavins who have been deIuled into following hm,
would be plenty of it offered"
This free love- bunk is amusing.
probe things they in the World today nso
the relation between the sexes is concerned
%ASY n Of 6 ~ N
"' AND How MANY MARRIAGES., PARTICULARLY
AMONG THE BENEFlC!ARIES OF PR1XlESE ARE CElE
FIGURE LARGELY?
Anybody who knows his her abcs kno: that present
WIZ ~ H9rocKIrE THAT MOST DISGUSTING AND
women their dependence upon
and appalling hypocrisy that makes huge joke today.
After the GREAT CilANGE-sn evolutionary step that is
viii no DOUBT Five way to new oneFREED LoVEmeanins
that the of Cupid will feature wedding feasts instead OF the
Fiftes the defenders Of the but: power
the South to cartoon Abraham Lincoln nadrn
bound for the asylum and carrying banner upon which the
inscription free love-
his business however, eventually
ARTHUR T0WNIEY WILL FIND A SOURCE OF coNso-
lATl0N IN THE CAREER OF THE RAnSPllTTER
When the forces Of Eection BACKED up in the corner
tain one legal wife vel! several sweethers the side it
CONS H" io oSS S"*'k * novE scream"
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they can Tread between the lines"
In Polk. Norman Mahnosnen, Clearwater Clay Becker Wa
dena, Ottera Grant, Douglas Todd Mlacs Kanahec lsan
Pope Meeker Wright Chippewa Renvle Redwood Mcleod and
Scott counties THERE ARE MILITANT NoNPARTlsAN
LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS
THROUGHOUT THIS SECTION OF THE STATE HEAVY
MAJORT1ES WERE ROLLED UP FOR THE NONPARTlSAN
CANDIDATES.
the southern tier of countless however,
is either hostile to the League orony passve in
terested the opposition ticket won out
DON'T F. FOOL !L, YOURSELF INTO BEl IEX1MG THAT EV
As rule the farmer folk do not begin to shake off their
ethargy and inertia until the Nonpartsan along
with their message of Progress and Truth. ''~- -
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THE REDS" OF 1891

Next time hear talking about "bolshevs
other terrible radicals of the 1920, wemeanng
North DakoanS inclined do REMIND THEM OF THE
POPULlSTS OF THIRTY YEARS AGO.
Those POPULISTS WERE DENOUNCED AS EVERY
THING THAT WAS BAD, they CHARGED with BEING;
ENEMIES OF THE GOVERNMENT and the word had
coined at that time they would have called
If were old enough in 1891 may remember
rdicued the Pops ongwhiske1ed socess shook
their boots for fear they would send America straight
damnaton bowwows.
But they didn't
Neither did they elect president although peak
popularity they had 81 electoral popular more
than Million five senators at Washington and 4s congressman
looking pretty
But the point is this:
, They didn't capture the government, but they DID
things Much of their patfom-so crimson radical
American in lS9l-has become the law of the land.
Just think what devastating mholy things advo-
Gated: ~ Wv ~
Postal savings bank 1--WE have t);
Parcel post (for years now:
3-Federal income tax Eyes, indeed);
4Govenment ownership of railroads. teegraphs and
phones mot yet);
-: 5-Initiative and referendum lin many states);
popular election of United States Counsel
Despite all this Gods still in his heaven and the
lat Washington continues to reigll--nore or less.
From the Fargo Coulier-News
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DETECTING THE TRUTH

NOWADAYS WE HEAR A LOT ABOUT THE ABILITY
OF THE PEOPLE TO READ BETWEEN THE LINES"
Just the phrase nobody has defined but
Interpretation generally accepted the mans native
wadng through fasehood by
publications representing the Special Interests managing to
tract few grains of truth.
Too much confidence should not be placed the average
mans ability to detect the truth in the left vacant by the
typesetters. .
Where the press hostile to the public interest and deber
atey camouages the truth generally succeeds in misleading
majority of the voters.
study Of the election returns from the recent haong in
Minnesota wildly illustrates the fact that -eaning
pie in sophisticaon yet the point where
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CONVENTION HOLDS
PUBLIC PLATFORM
HEARINGS

Carter Glass, With Platform
All Written and In His Poe
ket, Puts on Comedy, in
Wich Delegates are Allow
ed to Petition "Potentates"
for Platform Declarations.
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LOST. sTRAlED OR sroLEN-5

nea0 OF three year old horses. brand
on left shoulder: 10 head
~, hranaes! ......-. .-. S
on left shoulder; from l
the Fort Peck Indian s
Reservation about last
August or September. SIS per head
reward will I've given for informal ION
leading to the recovery Of the above
horses. l. F.. SINGLETON. Ante
lope. Mont i3-as