The Omaha guide., 1940-03-30
1000 Second Ward Cit
liens Endorse Governor
Cochran for u. S. Senate

Following Citizens Say
Why Col0red Citizens Should
Vote for Governor K. l..
Cochran for the I. S.
Senate
He is fair and impartial. "He
suppressed graft" "He gave us
honest work. "He kept the state
out of debt" "He will do the same
in Washington
Why We Oppose Senator Burke
Because he voted against the
Soldiers Bonus Bill which would
have kept from the state of Neb-
raska several thousand dollars
which the state got from the pas
sage of the Bill"
February 16, 1886, he voted No
on the Cloture Bill, which would
have kept the Anti-Lynch Bill from
being filabustered preventing its
passage"
"He thinks Germany a better
place in which to live than his nat
i've America"
"On February 81, 1886, he voted
"Yes' in the Relief Bill which en-
abled the Anti-Lynch Bill to be side
tracked"
~He has voted against every con-
struetive bill of the Administration
and bitterly opposed President
Roosevelt in most of his construct
i've legislation
@He is not a friend to the Negro"
The Following Citizens Endorse
X. L. Cochran.
Mr.. A. F. Allen, Mr.. Dewey Allen
Mr.. Richard Ward, az WeE
50; ss-s. Mr.. j. billiard
Crawford, Mr.. H. Richardson, Mrs.
"a Mrs. Leonora
Gray, Mr.. S. E. Gilbert, Mr.. Rufus
Long, Mr.. Bobbie Brown, Mr.. c. c.
Galloway, Mr.. w. Buffkins, MI.
Louis Williams, Mr.. John Dallas,
Mrs. NJ. j. Jackson, MI. Henry Lev
ellis, Mrs. James Griffin, Mr.. Nath-
an DeLoach, a=:..s:.= Mr..
J. Edward Stevens, Mr.. Elmer Cant
Mr.. John o. Wood, Mr.. Herbert
Rhoades, Mr.. James McAllister,
DIR. l.. E. Britt, Mrs. Ethelmarie
Price, Mr.. Richard Gorham, Mrs.
Rhieva Brown, Mr.. A. Harrington,
Mrs. Justine Wells, Mr.. A. j. Nc
earthly, Mr.. Patrick c. Denny, Mrs.
Louise Hill, Mr.. Clarence Payton,
Mr.. Clarence II. Payton, Jrs Mr..
Jesse Whitley, MI. King Ais, Mr..
S. c. Hodge, Mr.. Hugh Pollard, Mr..
Charles Payne, Mr.. 0rlo Suoth,
Mrs. Payne, Mr.. Matthew Barnes,
Mr.. Ernest Carter, Mr.. E. Warren,
Mr.. Z. G. Scott, Mr. Harry Leland,
Mr.. Charles Davis, Mr.. Wade
Greene, Mr.. John Owens, Mr.. Dave
Morrison, Mrs. r. B. Hill, Mr.. Mar
tin, Mr.. Isaac Bailey, Mrs. Ida
Green, Robert f. Williams, Mr.. S.
Towles, Mr.. Hardie Endsley, Mr..
Edward Afford, Mr.. Lewis w.
Grant, Mr.. John Anderson, Mrs.
James McAllister, Mr.. Dudley Fox
worth, Mrs. Dorothy Lee, Mrs. Ric-
hard Gorham, Mrs. A. Harrington,
Mr.. Ray L. Wells, Mr.. Harry Jack
son, Mrs. Olive Mccarthy. Mrs.
Patrick c. Denny, Mr.. Lee Hill,
Mrs. Ruth B. Payton, Mrs. Emma
Whitley, Mrs. Mary Turner, Mrs.
Maud Parker, Mrs. Ella Anderson,
Mr.. Richard Turner, Mrs. Eva Law
son, Mr.. Louis f. King, Mr.. Simon
T. Brewer, Mr.. Malcolm Allen, Mr..
r. o. Allen, Mrs. Margaret Allen,
Mrs. Marie Anderson, Mr.. G. ALI
son, Mr.. Scott Anderson, Mr.. Alfred
Abney, Mr.. Paul Allen, Mr.. John
Henry Andrews, Mr.. Arthur And
erson, Mr.. John Adams, Jr., Mrs.
Mary Bean, Mr.. Tom Booth, Mrs.
Tom Booth, Mr.. Buck Baker, Mrs.
Rosalie Brown, Mrs. Matthew Bar
mes, MI. Sam Brown, Mr.. Sam Ben
son, Mrs. Sam Benson, Mrs. Blan-
che Bell, Miss Loretta Bush, Mrs.
Urine Brown, Mrs. Jessie Brooks,
Mr.. Orlander Caldwell, Mrs. Helen
Counsellor, Mr.. Marshall Cox, Mrs.