The Republican journal., 1922-08-24
Progress Of the Republican Cam
paign.

The Maine Republican organization mas
settled its enthusiastic and hard working
|units snugl, into the harness Tor the lew
| Remaining weeks of the 1922 campaign
Little anxiety is felt for the general,
|State- wide success of the party In me
ISeptember nth election, but Chairman
Robert j Peacock of the State Com
mittee, with his co-workers, is extremely
anxious to roll up the biggest possible
kvote as an example for OF Ter states An
BOTHER incentive in the campaign is the
Feeling that if the candidates and com
Emittee members do their best the sehsa-
{tiona majority of two years ago may pe
&eoualed or exceeded. County ana town
{committee men and women Keep oelofe
Ethem the 1920 vote in the sections ior
which they are responsbiie-usine IL as
quota-and are hoping to excei that re-
cord.
The preliminary organization work and
conntv tours were completed and
evervfhino was ready for the speak
linz campaign from August 2lst to Sep
XtemDer 9th.
NATIONAL SPEAKERS
A,oono the men and women of national
nrominence who are expected by the
State Committee for addresses In Maine
are: ,;, &c
Vice. President Calvin Coolidge OF
Northampton, Mass.
II II s, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge OF
M Nassachusetts. Four terms Congress-
Fifth term as Senator. had large snare
An disarmament conference.
~ Il. S. Senator Medill Nc Cormick of IL
slnois Writer and farmer. One tel m
azCongress efore elected to Senate.
X r Watson Ot In
#diana. Second term as United States
Senator. Served six terms as Congress
man. .o.
u. S. Senator Frank B. Willis of Ono
Two terms as Congressman. Governor
Of Ohio. Succeeded Warren G. Harding
as Senator. wv
Il s. Senator James w. Wadsworth,
Jr.. of New York. Soldier in Spanish
American War, farmer and Texas ranch
MANAGER Second term In U. S. Senator,
having been reelected by 500, 900 plurality.
u s. Senator w. E. Edge of New Jer-
sew. Elected, 1916, Governor of New
JERSEY by largest plurality ev received
by eubernatorial candidate. Overwhei-
minely elected U. S. Senator, 1913
o. s. Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas.
Newspaper editor and owner. Twice
governor of Kansas
u. s. Senator Frank B. Kellogg of Min
nesota. LAWYER. AS special counsel Tor
Covernment prosecuted dissolution suits
against Standard Oil Company, the Paper
Trust and I'm on Pac lfc-Southern Pacific
merger; President American Bar Assocla
tion 1928 ~
U. S. senator George H. Moses OF New
Hampshire. Born at Lubec, early educa,
<Ntion in Maine public schools. SECOND
tern in Senate
U. S. Senator Albert J. Beveridge of
Indiana.
Mrs Mary Hight Of Chicago.
Congressman Robert Luce of Msssachu-
setts. Lawyer Born in Auburn, Maine.
Second term.
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Z.
Wallace of Iowa. Farmer, breeder, agri-
cultural college professor, editor, and pup
Usher Wallace's Farmer.
Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Secre-
tary of Navy.
GOVERNOR ACCEPTS SPEAKING DATES
Governor Percival P. Baxter, b. devo'-
ing days and nights to organization OF the
State to cope with the-coal situation, be-
lleves about everything possible has been
done that he personally can accomplish
toward protecting Names indu tres, 10.
shtutions and homes from the threat OF
fuel famine. Under the circumstances
be has tentatively agreed to take part In
leveral meetings at various points In the
State during the early future.
BIG MEETING OF THE CAMPAIGN.
The largest meeting of the campaign
was that at Island Park, near Augusta,
Wednesday, August 10th, with Colonei
Ralph d. Cole, Governor Baxter, Con.
FRESHMAN Nelson and Mary Hight OF
Chicago of Republicans at
lending from all over the State, hundreds
~ cars parked in the space provided,
pellc Gus dinner of beans baked in the
eround, remeeting of old acquaintances,
soe conferences and arrangements and
WQlder fl,l1sr aood TINA