The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-15
Democrats of
State in Revolt
Against Bryan
Hundreds Of Farmers Attend
Randall Meetings-Sup.
port for Republicans
Is Growing.
by r. G. POWELL.

| StaT correspondent the Omaha Ike.
Superior, Nebs Oct. 14,--lSpccial
Telegram )---Charles II. Randall, candl.
date for governor, closed successful
week Of campaigning here tonight
with a big meeting at Odd Fellows
hall. With Attorney General Clarence
A. Davis. who has been with him since
Wednesday, Mr. Randall will drive to
Lincoln tonight.
Throughout the week, Mr.. Randall
has received optimistic reports from
friends who say that the falsehoods
and misrepresentation In the state
campaign are dawning upon tho
people and there is a strong reyulslon
democrats have volunteered the in.
formation that they absolutely would
not vote for Bryan.
Six Towns Visited.
The meetings today started at
Naponee. Towns visited were Bloom.
ington, Franklin, Rlverton, Red Cloud,
Guide Rock and Superior. Farmers
by the hundreds waited on street
corners to hear the speakers.
AT Bloomington, Representative A.
i. Byrum met the party and intro
duced the speakers. A. II. Ready,
editor. and James conkling were In
charge Of arrangements at Franslt.,
At Riverton, j. M. Pollard, candi
date for stat representative; William
Cowan, and +. a. Leonard were In
charge. At Red Cloud, Il. s. CARRIER,
county chairman, was waiting for
their arrival. They were introduced
by J. s. Gilham.
State Senator M. r. Rickard met
the party at Red Cloud and drove to
his home at Guide Rock with the
speakers. There they were intro
duced by l.. II. Hunter, committee.
man.
Praise for Superior.
r. c. Mendell and Mrs. George
Secular, committee members, arrang-
ed to hold the Superior meeting at
the odd Fellows hall. Superior. with
its big cement factory, its large pro-
duce houses, elevators, four railroads
and general signs Of enterprise elicit
ed much comment from the speakers.
Mr.. Randall told his audiences to-
day that there could be no lasting
prosperity in this country until bet.
ter marketing and credit facilities are
provided the farmers.
1T isn't right that the farmer, who
must spend year in growinga crop,
should be obliged to dispose OF II in
few short months. no matter what the
price may be for his products. Mr..
Randall said.
Continuing. he congratulated Ne.
braska on being one OF four states
with no bonded Indebtedness.
Nebraska has paid her bills as she
went through life he said. I'VE end
one of our most expensive activities
next year when the six'year road
building program Is completed.
No Bonds Issued
"other states have chosen 10 Issue
millions OF dollars IN bonds and will
be paying taxes to pay Off their road
building bonds for years TO come!
"Rut, in Nebraska, when the road
building program Is completed, every
cent expended for il viii be paid and
We VIII he absolutely free of debt
The attorney general continued to
speak on national ISSUES, delying into
state ISSUES long enough to explode
some az the wild statements made by
"Rainmahrr BRYAN IN his wild and
lacessanl efforts 10 obtain public Of
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