Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-27
CURB FEDERAL
EXTRAVAGANCE,
SAYS COOLIDGE
Nominee For Vice Presi-
dent Replies to Motif
fication Speech.
RESCUE u. S. FROM
WARS REACTION

Chief Task Before Nation Is to Re-
possess People Of Their Govern
msnt and Their, Property-Leagus
Of Nations Plan Without Reserva-
tions Impossible-RspIies to Gov
ernor Morr w.
BY Associated Press.
Northampton, Mass, July 81
Governor Calvin Coolidge was for
rhally noticed today Of his nomina-
ton for vice president in exer-
cises which began with a meeting OF
the notification committee and an
informal luncheon for the committee
men at the Coolidge homo at noon.
and concluded with ceremonies OF
notification at p. M on the Allen
field, Smith College.
This oity was decorated with the
national colors and pictures OF the
governor were everywhere displayed.
The city was crowded with visitors.
Special trains brought delegations
from Boston and neighboring states.
Scores Of influential leaders Of the
party also were hero.
The notification exercises at Allen
field Included an address by the pre-
siding officer. DR.. l.. Clark Seelyc.
president emeritus OF Smith College;
invocation by the Rev. Kenneth B.
Wells, pastor Of the Edwards Con-
gregational church, which Governor
Coolidge attends; the address OF
notification by Governor Edwin r.
Morrow, Of Kentucky, and the reply
by Governor Coolidge.
Northampton, Mass. July 27.-
Rescue from tho reactions of war
WAS described as the transcendent
need OF the nation in the address
Elpichs fsnueYNer fQQl5dge delivered
here today In accepting formally the
republican nomination for vice.
president
THE chief task that lies before u.s."
he said, to repossess the people OF
their government and their property"
Governor Coolidge found another
source OF gravest public concern to
he the reactionary tendency to sub
tstitute private will for the public
will" He said there had been q dis
position on the part OF some inaivi-
duals and Of groups to inquire wheth-
er they liked the law. and II not, to
disregard It and prevent Its execu-
ton by the method OF direct action.
The observance of the law" he said,
us the greatest solvent OF public Ills"
He deplored attempts to create class
distinctions.
The scene Of the notification was
Allen Field, the recreation grounds
OF the Smith college. a natural am
phitheater. "A platform large enough
to accommodate only the speakers
and few guests was erected at one
end OF the field, and on the grassy
slopes before 1t the great assemblage
stood.
Extravasanoe Must Be Crushed.
Governor Coolidge heard from Gov
ernor Edwin Z. Morrow. OF Ken.
lucky, the FORMAL announcement OF
MS nomination by the spontaneous
WISH OF tne party.
L1soussinH economic reiAt1ohs'
Governor CooHoee oeciareo tne eA.
penu.tu.e, pleo OF recehl years, i.lise
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80 go. AZ. nrcnon+ .nd rsasonob1a 81
i,,atnnsn+ ~ industrial disnutes The
need 81 the farmers he said. /. an
enlarred rover OF organization
whereby the original producer may
profit to larger degree by the high
prices paid for his produce by the
consumer and at the same time de-
crease the cost of food.
Wilson's League Plan lmpossibIe.
1.-THE proposed league Of nations.
without reservations, as submitted
by the president to the senate, met
with deserved opposition from re-
publican senator's" said Governor
Coolidge. Our. party approves the
principles Of agreement among ma
tions to preserve peace and pledges
itself to the making Of such an
agreement, preserving American in
dependence and rights, as will meet
every duty America owes to human
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