The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-26
More Than l,2OO
Hear Randall
in Five Speeches
County Chairman Gets Up
Before Dawn to Meet
Speakers at Cen.
iral City.
By A. II. GROB.
st.U lory.spond.Bt The Omaha Bee.

Schuyler, Neb, oct. 25--tspecial
Telegram More than 200 persont
heard Charles n. Randall, candidate
for governor. IN five addresses today
ending with one before large cSDwd
In the Janecek opera house here this
evening. All the speeches were listen.
ed 10 with greatest attention. AZ 60
Iumbus. The setting gun and blowing
Of clock whistIes Causes no dimin.
ishinR IN the crowd
a great number u people pressed
forward 10 shake hands with Mr..
Randall when he entered the opera
bOugn here. He had been met bS y
committee copsiHing Of y. .. Web
bcr. Thomas Stlbal and a. NJ Salak.
md escorted 10 The hall. w. H. Sadi-
lek, county republican chairman. pre-
sided and introduced Mr.. Randall aud
Mrs. Mary Hight Of Chicago, who also
spoke
Greeted at ErIy Hour.
Two hours before dawn yesterday
morning Charles H. Randall stepped
from train AT Central city, not
thinking any one would be there to
meet him But man stepped for.
ward and grasped his hand. u was
w. e. Kerr, republican county chair
man.
"Why. you shouldn't have stayed
up for me" protested Senator Ran
dali
"WeIl, ] wouldn't have you coming
In and not meet you. have been
waiting nearly two hours. Glad TO
do IT, I'm an owl" cheertly rattied
Mr.. Kerr, as he escorted the party to
the hotel.
II is typical OF the devotion which
al men and women who know him,
feel toward Charles II. Randall, candi-
date for governor. lie Is 80 plain and
so considerate and
gentle, and yet 80 able and capable in
getting big things done.
Enthusiastic Meetings Held.
Central city, Fullerton, Genoa, Co
lumbus and Schuyler were the scenes
today of enthusiastic meetings at
which Mr.. Randall and Mrs. Mary
Hight Of Chicago spoke. The Central
CITY band Of 1S pieces played In the
triangle preceding the addresses at the
first meeting and about 300 men and
women gathered around the automo--
bile, from which Mr. Randall spoke.
He was introduced by Judge p. $.
Heaton. Miss Grace Clark, president
oil the Women's League Of Voters, in
troduced Mrs. Hight.
Mrs. /. s. Tyndalle, committee wom-
an: Miss Nettie Jewell, secretary Of
the couny committee; Mrs. p. $. Hea.
ton. Mrs. w. h. kelso, Mrs. w. G.
Kerr and Mrs. j. ID. Kerr were ON
the reception committee fore Senator
Randall.
A delegation was present, including
.. H. Doyle. r. l.. Anderson, Clyde
Dean and Clarence McClelland, to es-
cort the party on N Fullerton. The
crowd at Fullerton was nearly az large
az that at Central City.
Frank Frame, county chairman, re.
ceived the party. J. II. Kemp intro
duced Senator Randall and O. II
Doyle. count. attorney, introduced
Mrs. Hight.
Women Know Real Man.
"We women know a man when we
see one just by our intuition We
know Senator Randall for a real man,
whom we can depend on. declared
Mrs. Hight and was greeted with ap.
plause Ills record for doing th
t. help the people is splendid le.
and he viii keep up his good work
when he Is governor Of Nebraska.
Charles Bcals ~, shook hands with
Mr. Randall and explained that he
voted f0r Lincoln ia ls6n and Il am
going ~ sute for yuu AZ Genoa d
mg crowd was waiting on the street
Mr. and Airs a ~ spear were figsl to
greet Nf Randall Alfred l.uudhers,
county chairman introduced the
speakers
colwubus democratic -lrons
hold, surpr ised senator Randall a
crowd 1T 400. about uus third women
gathered IN Frankfort pafk. whore hts
speteh was delivered ltuu ihs grand
stand he was frequently applauded
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