The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-12
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REPUBLICAN, CLUB
MEET BOSWELL
Court Room Packed by Men and
Women Eager to Hear Rspubli-
can View Of wilaon League of
Nations says Roswell News.
paper.
fFrom The Roswell Daily Record,
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The Harding Coolidge Republican
club held a most sncccssful meeting
al tho SQUIRT house iast night, II AZ
tendance and enthusiasm ave any,
thing to do with success. The court
room was literally packed. every seat
being taken and crowds standing In
every available vacant spot and In
the doorway.
ghe meeting was presided over By
the president of the club. Robert KEEL
iahin. After the minutes OF the pre-
yious meeting were read by the sec
rotary and approved Mr.. Kclinhin
made q few preliminary remarks, but
which came near being n good
speech.
Mr.. Kcllahln expressed his pleasure
nc the great crowd, and said that
since thu last meeting several matters
81 importance had happened, the pro-
nounccment OF President Wilson urg-
ting ratification OF the league Of ma
lions and the speech OF senator Jones
at the Afmory The other night. lie
declared that the democratic them
selves, seemed to have entered into
"A conspiracy of silence on Governor
Cox, supposedly their standard-boar-
cr. for they persisted in emitting ref
erence to his name in their speeches
and writings. On the other hand, ne
said, the republicans were proud to
acclaim their northumberland. ms
next president, senator Harding.
II was that the next
meeting OF tho club would be held
next Friday. Owing TO no likelihood
OF conflicting dates the place OF the
meeting could not be announced.
j.. NJ. Hcrvey announced that Chief
Justice Frank W. Parker. candidate
for recollection on the republican
ticket, will be in Roswell next week
n that another great meeting will
be held at that time. IL was later
announced by c. l.. Parsons, that he
had received information that the
state candidates would be In Roswell
next Wednesday for "A meeting.
Mrs. Carl Bailey was introduced
by tho president and told what a
woman thought OF the political is
sues. Mrs. Bailey made an interest
ing talk, telling why she is n repub-
Jican and otherwise pralaing the re-
publican party. Mrs. Bailey dcclar-
ed only democratic state had
ratified the woman suffragc amend
ment.
Mrs. Bailey Is a Michigan woman
and her talk was witty, clever ana
created much enthusiasm and was
greatly enjoyed.
Praser Miller. republican candidate
for the state senate, made -. inter
esting talk along the lines Of his can
didncy, telling what he stood for
and why ne asked TO be elected.
Briefly he stands for q law embody-
ing iust taxation. for education as
the backbone of the nation, for equal
rights for women In all matters, and
Tor a direct primary law. He also
told why he Is q republican n de-
nounced tho denu1cratic party for It's
acts In interfering with the proper
conduct Of the livestock business,
both cattle and sheep. Mr.. Prayer
concluded by saying that II the voters
thought he could render better ST.
vic than his opponent, to elect him.
II not. to elect his opponent.
DR.. A. ID. Grille made an extended
talk on the league OF nations, which
he literally ore to ehreds az q docu-
ment destroying tho liberties Of the
American people M handing them
over to be dominated by the nations
OF Europe, Asia and Africa.
Hc first talked about the demo.
ratio state ticket, saying he knew q
week before the democratic conven-
ton met what the ticket would be.
Il was picked long before. However,
he said. both parties had placed be-
fore the voters the best tickets ever
selected In the state.
DR.. Crlle's talk was witty ana
interesting aud he invoked consid-
cradle enthusiasm. lie plainly
brought out the defects In the league
and ended by declaring the repubh-
can party vas not opposed to a
proper understanding among the ma
flons OF the world u was opposed
80 the Wilson league which delivered
the nation over to the mercies OF
I,o,,,is.ei CInh crowinv In rower
Pecos Valley.
Harding-C Coolidge clubs are spring.
Ina up all over the county. Since the
organisation Of the Rof9vcll club.
three others have been Aormed at
Dexter. Hagerman and Lake Arthur.
On Wednesday of this week. lana
Miller. the county organizer, accom-
panied by c. o. Thompson. Prayer
KILLER. }. M. Hcrvey. Mrs. HerVey
and Robert Keiiahin, organized the
Dexter club. The attendance was
large there being at least co or 40
voters taking part In the proceedings.
Addresses were made by the visitors
and much enthusiasm prevailed: The
same experience was had nt Hagcr-
man On Thursday night, when a
large audience was gathered In he
theater building and listened TO an
excellent address by DR.. A.. ID. Grille.
The republicans OF the Hagerman
precinct feel confident OF carrying
hat precinct for the state ana ma
tlonal tickets. .n
lake Arthur was visited on the
succeeding night and able addresses
were made by DR.. c. l.. Parsons and
G.. o. Thompson. The same feeling
OF optimism prevails In all these dis
tficta.
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