The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-09-12
Wheeler Opens Vote
Drive in Boston, Mass
Asks People Judge President and Republican Party by
Record Made and Calls Chief Executive Defend
His Acts.
CRTTICIZES COOLIDGE And RDICULES DAWES

in this hope and this belief the subtle
power of Wall Street was under esti-
mated.
"The democratic convention brought
forth for its presidential candidate a
man who would out-COoldge Coolidge
as a servant of the people "a man who
would be willing, it seems, TO out.
Coolidge Coolidge as servant OF
Wall Street. Corrupt as the repuo-
lican party is, controlled by Dig ousl-
ness as it is, even would not have
dared to go to the very heart OF Wall
Street and haUnt in the faces OF the
American people the attorney for Mr..
Morgan and the Standard Oil Compa-
ny.
HAVE
NO CHOICE
"No, the long-suffering people must
listen to an aimless discussion as TO
which is the more reactiOnary, Cool
idge or Davis. Between them there
is, of course, no choice. Behind the
curtains of both parties SIT the IMAM
cial resources of the country.
'There is but one lussue DeIore the
country today. 1t is: Shall the con-
troll of the government be left IN the
hands of a small group that has cor
nered the national wealth and exploit
cd the people or shall the control OF
the government be returned to the re
representatives. of the people TO be ad-
ministered in the interest OF the mass
&c to he SO, administered that the right
Of every man. woman and child to
food clothing and shelter and health
and happiness is placed above proper
tv rights and the claims OF prohV
DAWES
RIDUCULED ~
General in memory of his gallant
service as commander OF the minute
men in his war on organized laoCa }
saws the issue is conservatism vs. rae
icalisn. He Attempts to picture COOL
doe and Dawes as representing con
seTvatism and La Toilette and Wheel-
er as representing radicalisnn.
''The general, bluff soldier that ne
lis finds no issue between his party
and the democratic party and names
none. He could tell the truth by eX-
nlsining that behind the word consef-
Yatism there is hiding big business
representing less than D per cent Cd
our population, who want Things CC
90 on as they are and, II he could Tel
4 the truth, by further explaining ina
nv radicalism is meant the desire fol
a change for the better on the par
of the great mass of the people WhC
desire that the people and not Wal
! Street shall rule, are radicals. W.
will meet him on this, day by day
until it shall finally be settled at thu
POLLS next November by the people
/ themselves.
PROBLEMS
ECONOMIC
Most of our political problems il
fact, are economic problems. wha
except an economic issue is at the bet
tom of the spectacle of corruption a
Washington, which has shocked tn
people of the country the past few
yers? This corruption in the eXecu
tive branches eff the government is no
a simple matter Of individul dishOn
esty but is a natural outgrOWth of tn
system by which presidents and vic
presidents of the United States hav
come to be nominated.
''In all my studies of political his
tory l cOnnot recall an administrator
more venal, more corrupt, more de
structive of the rights Of the peopl
than the administration of the repub
lican party during the last 312 years
We need to go beyond the records
There are Albert B. Fall, Edwin Denb
and Harry NJ Daugherty, driven iron
the cabinet by an outraged public sen
timent. l ask you, Mr.. Coolidge, t
explain to the people of your ow
state, if you can, why Fall and Forbe
and Daugherty were allowed to g
scot free?
GUILTY
TO ESCAPE
CAS- a matter of fact the guilty ar
not being prosecuted and will not b
prosecuted as long as the Daughert
spirit remains in control of the de
partment Of justice. Mr.. COOlidg
says the law will be enforced. Judg
ing the future by the past they ais
know that the law will not be eI
forced against those within the inne
circle as long as the republican m;
chine controls the administration {
justice.
"Ihe time has come in the life {
this nation when it is necessary
create a new party because the pi
tience of the people is worn out wit
the broken pledges of the two o.
parties broken pledges that sire
the political planes Of this republ
as corpses strewed the battle fields
the VOsge.