The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-06
HolneFOlks
Cheer Idol
and M ate
Howell and Randall Given Big
Receptions in Towns of
Northeast on Speak.
ing Tour.
Watch for Double-Cross
By y. {. POWELL.

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Telegram The 0~wellRandall par
~ Travelled through the country
whore the people know Charles II
Randall, candidate for governor, foi
the man he In. and whore the fight
ing word IL anything said against hii
character or ability. his personal hon
osty and his kindly disposition. Butch
sr, baker and cnndlcstick maker, 81
20 speak, turned out today nt Whusa
) rrofton. fIart!ngts. Colerldse, Laurel
aud Wayne 10 shake hands with and
wish Charles H. Randall, idol Of this
northeast country, and his popular
running mate, r. B. Howell, candi
date for United States senator, god
fpeed md good luck.
BRIGHT and carly in the morning
carload Of Crofton folks arrived at
Wausa 10 hear the candidates speak
there 10 $50 IN the opera house and
TO pilot them to Crofton. Those in
the crofton party at Wausa were
Rev. r. J. Tresidder, urI HIlman'
CHRIS Gunderson and Charlie Ruden.
The wausa men and women in
charge Of the meeting there were;
g. A. Anderson, editor Gazette; c. A.
Holmdust, chairman county central
committee: r. a. Anthony, DR.. +. c.
Genung. Mrs. G. F.. swanson. Mrs.
s. II. shlyely, Mrs. +. V. Newman.
Benefit by Prohibition.
The prosperity and morals OF Wau'
81 are legend in this country. -Four
teen years before the state went dry
Wausa blotted saloons from its bor-
ders and the people began to save
money. The result today is the two
banks OF Wausa have more deposits
than the banks OF any other OF the
prosperous communities in Knox
county.
At Wausa. where the people have
fought and won on the dry issue and
where the economic blessings OF a
dry town have had time to show, they
feel keenly the unholy alliance be-
tween the hitherto wet democratic
senator and the dry Bryan brothers.
prohibitionists there declared they
saw an attempt to try the famous
Hitchcock double cross on the dry
workers They know Hitchcock,
when he sought nomination from
suspiclously wet convention in san
Francisco in 1920, was wet, while
when he seeks reelection in a dry
state. he processes to be dry.
At crofton, Chairman Holmqust
Introduced the speakers. The meet
ing was held at the opera house. En-
route to Harrington, the party was
,,at nv cars filled with citizens OF
that prosperous upto'date comfnu'
rttv who escorted them into the
town Miss Fannie DeBow, wee
,ha{rn,an of the Cedar county central
committee, and Mrs. II. T.. Ellison
secretary, both Of Coleridge, met the
c,ns,dates at Harrington. MISS De
poyv mounted a dray wagon In the
center of the town square ana ihlro.
dueed the candidates 10 zoo men ana
women.
All Know Randall.
.xye all know Charley Randall ana
little Introduction is necessary she
s,;d And we know Mr. Ho"eii as
a progressive, sincere, courageous iiah
with marked ability.
In the reception committee at Hart
;ngton was 3. Ready, J. c. Robinson
NJ, X. Pollock and f. o. Robinson.
From Harrington 10 Coleridee' the
marty was piloted by a carload ol
C,oleridge citizens composed OF br' r.
q Dewey, precinct chairman Kay H.
Larson, republican candidate county
clerk; T. T, LInkhart, George ~
GRAY. c. r. Gallagher and J. W.
1inkhart. They spoke to 200 at Cole
ridge, not including school chiiareh'
who were dismissed TO hear the
speakers. -.
Mrs Howell, who rode with Miss
DaRow and Mrs. II. Il. Ellison from
harrington. was greeted at Coleridge
IL A committee Of women composed
II Mrs. Lloyd Dennis, Miss LILLIAN
Dennis. Mrs. II. $. DeBow and Mrs,
Dave Darling.
A.A. Baker, candidate for state sen
afor. accompanied the party as FAR
as Laurel.
Attack Tax Statements.
Mr. Randall continued to shoot d.
isct al the exaggerations and mis-
statements of his democratic opponent
rn taxes. showing enncluaiyely that
hs opponent had Deliberately AZ
tsmptea tn make the people ~ Ne
bfaaka believe that the total school,
stY. county and state taxes we're
th1rseahls to the state administration,
Instead. only lS cents of the avetase
- dalar d. spent hy the state, Nc
t,. sla
A. tha campaign progresses, 10
aalfles are heard en eysrN side as g
Whsfa The democrats nominee Nill
aJ IL faifn hss promise 10 fetiure
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