The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-05
R.B.HOwelI.
Raps Stand
of Bankers
Warns Voters Of Danger in
Following Advice Of Nor.
gan To Cancel Allied
War Debt.
Questions for Opponent
By y. 4. POWELL.
taft Correspondent The Omaha ts..

ny - - Ibh Til
staff taFfsspasdsnt The Omaha Bs.,
Pierce Neh.. oct Especial Tfie
gram Action taken al the national
bankers convention Tuesday AZ New
York In cheering the proposal II J. =
Morgan a Co.'S representative that thf
people u America cancel the tlfl
900 1000 600 European debt aroused X.
" lipwell, candidate FOR United States
senator 90 st.ll greater efforts ln i'm,
pressing upon the people u Nebraska
The danger Il ultimate cancellation at
thp drit
II makes uy blood boil. Mr.. IluW
yal sllds 10 hear ~ ] y. Morgan a
Co who loaned billions tu Ei.
T1pr and received IT. money hack,
proposing now TINT the people let
their money go without repayment
You bet !. T.. Morgan received bonds
fCr money loaned. To offset this
powerful propaganda FOR cancellation
there must be developed an aroused
public sentiment against IL. This IL
evidenced by the action Tuesday at
the bankers convention at New York.
Questions Tor Opponent.
Yet, my distinguished opponent Is
trying 10 lull the people IT Nebraska
10 sleep respecting cancellation by
telling them that II Is "a dead issue.
dead issue because of the recent ac.
tlon of congress In establishing a re.
funding commission IA get ueg0ti.
able bonds from the debtor nations.
Bonds that Secretary McAdoo didn't
get when he let them have the money.
In short. my opponent announces
that cancellation is dead issue be.
cause recently In the senate he assist.
ed in attempting to close the stable
door, although the horse was stolen
four years ago. OF course. he would
like TO have you take this view. as
when the horse was stolen the demo.
crats were in control of the nation
and he was senator at that time and
a member Of the foreign relations
committee.
''Nill he tell the people why he and
his democratic colleagues allowed Sec.
rotary McAdoo TO violate the law au-
thorizing the loan and directing the
secretary TO get bonds therefor,
which the secretary never did. and to
this day we have nothing except the
J.. o. T.. Of debtor nations?'
Randall Fayors Explaining.
Charles II. Randall, candidate for
governor. accompanied the party as
far as Pierce, from where he went TO
Norfolk to attend a meeting OF repub-
lican county central chairmen from
the Third congressional district. Con-
gresham Robert Il. Evans Will be
present at the meeting and there was
genuine regret expressed that Mr..
Howell could not attend. 1t was
agreed that Mr.. Howell should con-
tinue 10 fill speaking dates scheduled
the remainder Of the day and Mr..
Randall viii Join the party again at
Wausa tomorrow morning.
You may rest assured that II |
am elected governor | will handle
the states business as ] have my own,
and If l find persons untitled for po-
s.tions, they Will go over the transom,
The same as they do when ! run up
against such persons in my private
business MIR. Randall said.
Euiogize State Ticket
At all times MIR Howell and Mr..
Randall eulogzed the entire state
ticket Especially was the eulogy
appreciated iat Pierce, the home of 0.
S. Spillmau. candidate -<or attorney
general Wen sure give Spillman a
big majoritv in Pierce county" c. W.
Brand, editor of the Pierce County
Gail said
THIS county also is near the home |
OF MIR Randall and ON every corner
one hears from people who know Mr.
Spilhnan and Mr.. Randall nothing but |
words of praise for their character /
aud ability.
At Pierce the party was met by II. |
b. Muffty, chairman Of the county !
central COMMITTEES; THONGS Chilvers
former county chairman; A. l..
Urandc. county treasurer c. j, Story /
county clerk
Speeches were delivered today al
Lindsay, Humphrey Madison, Pierce. /
pialnvlew and Creighton. pr. J, II, I
Tobkiu met the party At Lindsay At I
Humphrey. one Of the hvest business /
towns the party has visited, DIR. Ryan 1
and Judge r. C. Hllm had charge Of /
the PARTY,
lose Out .n Luncheon, i
A. Madison plans for 8 luncheon F.
Vffe .artlsd because ~ absence Of
be wumRn who WAS "a serve H. W
noWlm9. chalrVan II he fhIf4
congressional aommltle snd a h
WHFd secretary ~ the committee
tstsrt after the welfare ~ this Wis
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