The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-07-03
PRESIDENT HOOVER NEEDS SENATORS
AND REPRESENTATIVES Who ARE IN
ACCORD WITH REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
0. H. P SHELLEY CAN BEST SERVE The STATE
THROUGH The SENATE, CAMPAG PLATFORM
CONTAINS 8 ISSUES CONFRONTING GOVERNMENT


For the past several years the people of the I'm
tied States have been facing critical economic and IN
dustrial issues which both directly and Indirectly,
are attributed to the after effects of the World war
foreign trade REIMBURSEMENT, and many other factors
Two of the mao issues the agricultural problem
and the prohibition question. oses IA
These issues are vital to every citizen of the I'm
tied States and Of Montana; only through proper leg
slation may these sues be properly solved In order
TODD this it is necessary that President Herbert Ho
over, known as a trained administrator and who
knows sympathetcaly the needs of both industry and
the individual who can correctly evauate the inter
national needs of relationships man who sees thru
and beyond the immediate travail to the ultimate
good of the individual be given the proper support
which requires that representatives andasenators be
sent to Congress- who are heartily in accord with
President Hoover and the Republican platform.
Montana has one candidate-O. III. P nShelley-
who is heartily in accord with President Hoover and
the program outlined at the last presidential conVen
ton =------ 4
Mr. Shelley is opposing man who isfnot in fav-
or Of the Eighteenth amendment, and who has Shown
that he is nternatonaist. This candidate for the
nomination of United States Senator on the Repubi-
can ticket is Albert j. Gaen. ''''''
Promoters Of the League of Nations having been
defeated often and decisvey in their efforts to
drag America into the League, have unanimous
y turned to the job of putting the League Court
knowing that once we are in this organ Of the League
the task of dragging out of the vestibue of the
League into the League itself will be easy. J0B
Judge Albert J. Galen has not only signed a petit
ton for the League Court but he was one Of the sign
of the demand on the American delegation to the
London Disarmament Conference, cooked up by a
group of pro-League leaders in New York City, &C
cusing delegation in effect of failure to- go far
enough in sacrificing American interests at this
terence, and advocating entry into consultative
pact which would have exposed this country to the
danger of becoming involved in future European
vars 1t is well known that this cable with thousand
attached worked up at cost of several thOus-
and dollars by proLeaguers, greatly embarrassed the
American delegation at London. Up to that time no
European nation had asked that the United States
enter such consultative arrangement but this cable
gram made it appear to the foreign delegations that
the American people were asking it, whereas ninety
per cent of our people are against binding this coun
try to agreements which threaten us with being in.
voved in foreign wars. The text of this cablegram
with Judge Galen's attached, was published ir
the New York Times under date of March 3rd of this
year. r sga o.
In other words, Judge Galen showed by his ac
ton before he became candidate for United States
Senator that he is an nternationalist It is wei
known what is behind this effort to involve this coun
try in European leagues and tribunals where THU
country would have voice in more than fifty il
determining questions affecting our national peace
and welfare. The reasons behind this effort to in
vove us in foreign leagues and tribunals cuisines
reasons They grow out of the fact that America,
international bankers and industralists have invest
ed abroad, especially in Europe billion Of dollar
which might better have gone for the develoDmen
of the United States Their hearts have followed
their treasure into foreign lands Meanwhile tn
vast resources of states like ours remain undeveop
ed for lack of capital. t.ao p 5ef7 ~
The purpose of these internationalists is to poo
American credit with foreign credit to stabilize for