The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-02

IN uounl 10 the very last iliidlt,
as it was the last thing settled by
the Conference between the two
houses of Congress.
Oct. %, 1929-Insinuates the
President brought about the stock
market crash.
Oct. %, 1929-Implies the Pres
ident and Republican party were
responsible for the collapse in
stock market.
Oct. so, 1929-Insinuates the
President was responsible for
stock speculation and subsequent
losses of innocent people.
Dec. %, 1929-Implies the Pr
esident responsible for stock mar
ket panic.
May s, 193O-Reverses all this
and says, President, of course,
did not bring about the panic >
June I, 1930-Again asserts
the President responsible for the
stock market crash, insinuating
he brought about soup kitchens
and bread lines.
political Card Index Denied
June 6, 1930-Asserts that the
President assured that "the ill.,
terests which so long have fat
tened on the public should be
confirmed in their privilege and
given further opportunity to ex.
plot the public. This, the little
agreement, made in the little
smoke-filled back rooms"
March II, 1930-Asserts that
the President is allied with 'pre-
datory interests
Jan. &c, 193O-Asserts the Pr
esident is completing a card in
dex of Federal employees for sim
lister political purposes. No re-
traction was made when this in
famous statement was disprov-
ed.
March %, 1930-Sneered at a
bortive arms Imitation yet lat
ter laid claim of credit to the
Democratic leader in the Senate
for the major portion of the sue
cess of this great accomplish
ment.
March %, 1990-states "Ho-
over Administration utterly
bankrupt-only three major bills
having ben passed, farm relief,
reapportionment, tax reduction
Yet the tariff, inland waterways
highways, prison reform, law en-
forcement, reorganization of Vet
rams Bureau and many others
were on their way and subse-
quently passed.
April IA, 1930-Critisized the
President for appointing fact
finding and negotiating commits
sions, although it was we'll know
that President Wilson had ap
pointed scores of such commits.
sions during his tenure of office
May, 1930-Claims falsely thai
the Republican members of The
House are turning against tn;
President.
May 8, 193O-Represents thC
President as garblingthe figures
on extent of unemployment.
Calls Statements ''Scurrilous"
August, 1930-Repeats misrep.
reservations that faulty employ
ment statistics were used in April
and no retraction wasmade whel
those estimates subsequently were
proven accurate by the census.
July "a, 1870 Accuses thu
President of Incorporating es
Inmates of the years Federal ex
penditure at $4,2O3,000,000, i'm
plying that expenditures woulC
exceed $5,0O0,OO0,000 with al
unparalleled increase in Fedora
appropriations When it wa'
evident from the treasury tina
the President was correct, no re
traction was made.
Aug. %, 1930-Misrepresent.
the Hoover Administration" a
forecasting abandonment of ta1
reduction. No such forecast wa
made. Quite the contrary.
In conclusion, Mr.. Tilson says:
"These are but a few statement
of ths scurrilbus misreprtsenta
lions. There are more, and the,
will be produced if Mr.. Rasko
wishes to have his subsidizer bur
eau of defamation further ventila
ted.
at might also be mentioned tina
all this constitutes a fine travest,
| by Mr.. Raskob upon a great Demo
cratic political party supposed t.
be appealing to the American PEG
pie ON great political issues"
An outline of the charges mad
by Mr.. Tilson was given to MI
Raskob's secretary at his home i
Claymont, Del. Word came bac
that Mr.. Raskob possibly woul
make an answer today, when h
will return to his New York Git,
)office.