The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1928, Page 6

AGE SIX seeking justice for the farme the Democratic leader, said “the |veto” is surprisingly intemperate in] ‘ view of the president's tempera-| ment.” | Charles | York, May 24,—()—Col. Lindbergh's new job wili | od # ., be a “man-sized” one but it will not} | “The unfortunate message,” said preclude hi Senator McMaster, epublican, of | aviation South Dakota, “bre with the | Gial nature. by aes spirit of industrialism 8 tovernor McMullen RIVER BILL jnot include another Advises NDORSED flight, he said. along Missouri river at Yankton, S. BIME HERE FOR ACTION |: 274 Niobrara, Neb. were adopted “| a t be responsible for plans smi |by senate and sent to house. ky Horm Living Petition of 100, 1900 Souls and Demand Hear- o ing, He Counsels Pp — © Lincoln, Nebr. May 23. overnor Adam McMullen, ardent tivocate of farm relief legislation, spday called upon the Zarmers of hhe United States “to arise and qeert their rights” when apprised the Associated Press of Presi- ent Coolidge’s second veto of the icNary-Haugen bill. e can expect no ef: ion from the on” the execus e time has come themselves.” “There is oni left to which jee farmers may go,” he said. “It y to the conventions of the two jajor parties, especially to the con- ention at Kansas City, where the ‘ople instead of classes will be Presented. The governor urged at “100,000 farmers confront that mvention and as American free en demand economic justice.” : Appealing directly to the: tiller of e soil, he said: “Farmers, arise as crusaders of d and defend your families, your poperty and your freedom. Go to ansas City on June 12, Do not Re your neighbors*to go in your yead. Go yourself and join your yeighbors. Form a living petition yx 100,000 souls ahd demand to ‘be yard.” RTRONG LANGUAGE ¥ROM WESTERNERS y Washington, May 23.—(#)—The Nary-Haugen veto ruffled one josition in the western Republi- ranks as the senate clerk read = Coach - $735 + Sedan ¢4-door) - $795 + Coupe - $745 All prices t. 0. b. Detroit, plus war excise tax IESSIEX ove asserted, or action by mobile history. ye strong language of the presi- ent. i “The message indicates,” said nator McNai hat the president unsympathetic with the farmer | id uninformed as to his prob-| ms.” { Senator Norbeck, Republican of uth Dakota, declared that “if the publican party needs the agricul- re states next November as it has @ the past, it will be well to keep # mind that no candidate can win for interest, handling and insurance SUPER-SIX MOTORS, Inc . Bismarck, N. D. 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