Evening star., 1924-09-25
BRYAN PLANNING
WIDER CAMPAIGN
Will Go Into Five Western
States and Also Is to Come
East Next Month.
Hv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NORFOLK Nebr.. September %
Under changed plans announced to-
day. Gov. c. w. Bryan, Democratic
vice presidential candidate. Will carry
his campaign into at least five ad-
ditional Western States early in
October. and possibly make a trip
eastward later that month.
Mr.. Bryan recently announced that
he probably would make only oc-
casional jumps outside of Nebraska,
to enable him to keep up with affairs
at the State capitol, but requests
have been so heavy, he explained,
that it was impossible, in the interest
of his party. to decline some of them.
Following his speech October 4, at
Oberlin, kans., Gov. Bryan has in
formed Senator Claude Swanson of
Virginia chairman of the Democratic
Speakers Bureau. that he would like
to devote at least one day each to
speeches in Oklahoma, New Mexico,
Colorado and Wyoming before speak
ing october i6, at Yankton, S. Oak.
Senator Swanson had urged him.
he seid. to reserve some time for an
Eastern tour. especially in Ohio and
West Virginia. John w. Davis, the
party standard bearer, also had re-
quired him to speak in West Virginia.
No dates have been determined. but
it was made plain that Gov. Bryan
probably would go as far East as
Ohio.
An invitation to speak at Cumber-
land. Md. has been rejected because
of other plans.
Gov Bryan has telegraphed Will
liam G. McAdoo at New York express
ing his qualification over reports
that he was ready to commence
campaign work at once" and inviting
tro In
with Gov. and Mrs. Bryan on his way
West.
Asks Progressive Aid.
BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Nebr., September 90
Gov. Bryan, in his seventh campaign
speech in Nebraska. delivered here
yesterday before a large crowd at
tending the Democratic day celebra-
ton at the mid Nebraska exposition.
explained two more planks in his
partys national platform-labor and
child welfare-and served notice on
the progressive thinking people that
if they want their hopes to material
ize they should vote for none other
than the Democratic ticket.
Declaring his party had been the
leader in the fight for every progress
sive measure adopted in the last
the progressive Republican Senators
and Representatives had been able to
''serve their country without betray-
ing their constituents was by bolting
their party and supporting the Demo-
Gratis" the Democratic vice presiden-
tal nominee said the progressive
elements now have the opportunity to
support directly in the Fall the only
party that has eSpoused their cause.
Hits at Dawes.
The Democratic party" he said,
'holds that labor is not comm odity,
but that it is human. IL the Demo-
cratic party had been controlled by
the orgauiZa ton known as the Minute
Men Can organization sponsored by
Charles G. Dawes, do you suppose
the eight-hour day law would have
been passed.
The nominee criticized President
Coolidge for vetoing the postal SAL
AIRY increase bill, declaring "it was
the Democrats who favored giving
the postal and railway mail employees
a living wage at American standards.
but it was the administration in
Washington that vetoed the bill for
such an increase, although that same