Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1924, Page 10

10 M’ADGO INVOLVED "IN IOWA SQUABBLE Democratic Faction Charges His Supporten Use Name to Veil Merednh Boom. By (e Assoviared DES MOI 3 Differences n factions of the | democratic y lowa over the 1 struction of gates to the national convention in June, came to the fore last night when Wilbur W. Marsh of Waterloo. national committeeman for ed a statement charging the riers with use of Me- Moines and tormer secretary of MeAdoo supporter | 1 and political | nded the report declared that Iowa will s vention a d if not una Marsh is seeking the indorsement by o the natlonal con- tion preponderantly, ously, for McAdoo. NORTH DAKOTA PARTY INDORSES COOLIDGE Declare “Unbounded Faith” in President—Johnson Makes No Effort for Recognition. By the Awocia BISMARC republicans of convention here yesterday resolutions in which they expressed “unbounded faith” in President Ccol- idge. More than 200 delegates were February 15.—The th Dakota, in state | ini_attendance. State managors of the Hiram John- son campaign announced they would seek no recognition from the con- ventlon, and supporters of Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin admitted that their strcngth in the convention was negliglible. Harriton Garnett, a_farmer of St. Thomas, was indorsed for national committeeman for North Dakota. Referring further to President Coolidge, the resolutions sald: “We have confidence in his in- | tegrity to bring to justice those public officlals ©of \hatever party who investigation may disclose have prostituted their office to private gain and thus betrayed the confi- dence reposed in them.” President Coolldge was .the only candidate for the ropublican presi- dential nomination mentioned, adopted | THE _EVENING COOLIDGE PUT ON NEW TACK BY TARDY REPLY Career Might Have Been Different Had Senator Dillingham ‘Written Promptly. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, February 15.— A letter which might have started President Calvin Coolidge on a differ- ent career had an Immediate reply been received was made public yester- day. It was written by r. Coolidge upon his graduation from Amherst College in 1895 to the late Senator Willtam Dillingham of Vermont, ap- pealing to him to p mit the writer to study law in his offic At that tme Mr. Dillingha practicing la ntpelier. absent from th was " |Colds, Fever and Grippe STAR, WASHINGTON, all members then of Senator Dilling- ham’s firm are identified. It reads: “Dear Sir: If I could get into a good office I am thinking of reading there for some time, or perhaps fin- ishing my preparation for the bar, rather than going to law school. 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