Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-10
PenrOse Leader
Slvings to PinchOt
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go the limit for you.
Mr.. PinchOt issued another call for II
big registration Wednesday and incl
dentally renewed his pledge that he
would not desert his followers as Harry
A. MaCkey and Lieutenant Governor
l'ridlcman did when. on the call of til"
BOSSES. they Withdrew in favor of At
l"rncv General Alter.
II ask you Republican voters of
Philade phia. he said. 40 remember
that the contractor bosses will GO; their
vote out while there are some 800 OGl
men and women eligible to vote but not
yet registered in Philadelphia alone. You
cannot beat the Combine and it's dealt
in candidate unless you vote. md YOU
cannot vOi" unless YOU ar" reg i>tCrcd.
lit is not only your privilege bat
your duty 10 take part in this fight. and
you are NOT fulfilling III" part Of II good
citizen unless Nou do. ] say thlr
whether You are for me or against me.
The pnchot campaign Will BE- going on
under full head Of steam up to the
very afternoon Of the last day.
II have genuln" sympathy for the
men and women WI" gave their lOyG!
support to the candidates whom III"
contractor bosses threw down. Those
who are in the Pinrhot move need fear
no such betrayal, Nobody can haul our
flag down.
Pinchot Speaks Here Wednesday
Mr.. plnrhot will speak twice in Phil
adcIphin "Wednesday. First NJ the City
club luncheon and nt night at tn" din
nnr given by the Republican Woman 9
club Of Pennsylvania. of which Mrs.
George Horace I.orimer j. president.
Thursday the Forester will he In
Pittsburgh 10 confer with William
Finn, who was Roosevelt leader in
1917. FRIDAY h" will go T." Washing
Ton. Pa. Speeches will he delivered AZ
Erie and New Castle Saturday and N"
candidate Will spend Sunday with John
Reynolds. II Yale c'as>mate. at Mead
Vile.
Organization leaders are awaiting
with much concern the Pin'hot-r rIlnn
conference.
Mr.. Finn has been In Arizona. and
is expected home at the end Of the
week. when tn" State Forester will be-
yin his Stumping tour of Western conn
ties Th" Iinchot movement. whlrh Is
rapidly assuming the proportions "f
tidal wave. is already causing the bosses
10 lose sleep. and now they wonder
what further damage will be done to
TO them by "Wild Bill Finn.
Finn Is n big factor in Western
Pennsylvania politics, nor so much be-
cause Of present political activity as
because Of what the organization lead
ers know he can do in the way Of or
ganizing an independent movement.
Finn knows all the tricks that the
Wares and the Leslies and the others
have M their sleeves for the reason
that he helped to devise them many
wears ago But he also knows how to
develop new lines Of thought while the
bosses are working under old plans ana
specifications.
Mr.. Pinchot confidently looks for.
ward to his meeting with Mr.. Finn
and believes that the latter and his
friends, who are influential not only
= in Allegheny County, but also in OF her
parts uf III" State, VIII turn in for him
for Governor. ,
Finn is the only leader in State poll.
Z. tics who was ever able TO turn the tables
on Penrose. He went so far as to
take complete charge Of the Republican
State organization and was himself
clhlted National Commit eeman to sue
ceed Penrose His lcutenantS were
chosen for State chairman and Other
Offices.
Fisher headquarters announced tha'
the indcpendent leaders Of the Thirtietf
Ward who worked for the election o.
Mayor Moore have indorsed the randi
dacy of the Banking Commissioner
These leaders have formed the Young
Mems Republican Club, with the fol'
lowing officers:
James 4. Savage. president: .lohr
McCarr, vice president, and Thomas 4
Cairns. secretary treasurer. he Mu-
nicipal League of Philade 'phia. III.
South Sixteenth street according u
Fisher boomers. viii indorse Mr. Fisher
Il Z meeting tonight. Omcers Of THU