The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-07
Politics Is
Obliteraed
inRandolph
Randall for Governor" L.
Slogan of Home Town
Aged Parents Join
Crowd at Meeting.
Howell on Railroads
By r. &. POWELL.
staff IaFre.panasnt The Omaha ice.

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Ponea. Seb.. oct Especial Tsle.
gram THE Howell Randall party.
decided today TO visit the territory
whore Charles II. Randall. csndldat.
fpr governor. ia loved and reyered
by the people who know him best
A reception rendered Mr. Randall
and r. u. Howell. candidate for Unit.
ed States senator, at Randolph, home
sfovn q the FuherHstor!ai candidate
was a revelation u the almost uuaul
mous approval II the republican
choice In his home town.
A. the two ears approached Ran
dolph band music could b" heard and
~ the candidates swung on 30 tho
main street. which is paved despite
the slze of the town. hundreds could
De seen waiting on the town square
near a huge banner inscribed Ran.
dali for Governor" School children.
dismissed by Prof. NJ X. Edward in
honor ot the occasion. began cheering.
Parents at Meeting.
on the steps Of nearby store build
ing sat feeble old man and sweet.
faced, gray haired woman, apparently
unmindful nf the cold damp air of the
early morning. For, II had rsined
The night before al Randolph despite
the fact that "Eainmaker" Bryan
was many miles distant
The Old couple was the father and .
mother Of the gubernatorial candidate. .
the father So, and the mother, 7s, both I
determined to live To see the day that
their only son shall sit in the COVER
nor's chair.
Hes never tried a thing yet that .
he didn't succeed in" the father said. /
He started with nothing In this life. .
and everything he has, he made him .
self from the fields around this town"
Party lines had been almost totally .
obliterated FOR the occasion. Rev .
Joseph Andres, democratic minister
ot the First Presbyterian church, in.
troduced both speakers from an auto
mobile.
Entire Town Attends.
The entire town is out TO put Ran
dali IN the governors chair. Already
the women have organized a Randall
for governor club with 200 members
enrolled and next week Miss Lena
Stewart, a niece raised by Mr.. Ran
dali, and Mrs. Elmer Robinson Of :
Harrington. start out to organize
women republican clubs throughout
the Third congressional district.
Following the speaking the school
gathered around dozens OF
provided for the occa-
sion.
The party today visited Randolph.
Emerson, Dixon and
Ponca.
At Wakefield the candidates were 4
met by II. b. Ware, A NJ. Hypes, J.
n. Haskell, W. s. EbersoIe, c. s.
Bebee and f. w. Smith. superinten-
dent OF schools. Rev. f. G. Knock
them.
At Emerson, F. E. Haase, former !
state senator, who is now county
chairman: George wilkins, candidate I
for state senator; J. II. Bonderson, $
secretary county central committee; /
e. &. Childs, George II. Haas and 6
J NJ. Ramon, we're on hand to meet
them.
Business in Government.
Nr. Randall declared that the pres T.
int managerial system Of state gov
eminent was the first form devised in
the state which approached in any !
way the system of operation used by q,
+, business concern.
-Four years Of experience always >,
show changes needed in a business !,
hat good business man viii inauE' !,
lrate. and the same is true Of the >,
state government Mr.. Randall said.
Mir. Howell returned 10 his attack ,
,n the noncompetitive railroad rates II
nd the minimum rate rule made pos
.lhle under the Esch-Cummins law
md reiterated. that II no other way Y
stuld lie devised 10 restore cumpeti- ~
ion. the best plan was Tor the gov r
s-rment 20 acquire one railroad ana ii
saueeze out the water and thus force q
down rate on the others q
DO you know what the railroad II
viii shout II we are forced
e take this step" he asked, Z
They'll yell socialism, although h
heir method u no competition under Il
he Esch.Cummins law is the greatest
ter toward socialism ever taken b" G.
au government
4. = Owns Road,
apgt they won't tell sou that the
.9ysrrmsnts owns and operates "a
b. .8asss right row. IN you knaN
h here it isr
wen u Il ia A'askt. His business
rsrss4 20 build a railroad Up ttefs,
av ftsv we're loslnx money an t' Aa'l
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