Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1924, Page 18

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Act—De- clares Candidate “Pluto- gog” and “Insulting.” CHICAGO, October 1.—United | States Senator Smith W. Brookhart made public last night the text of a letter he mailed to Chairman William | M. Butler of the Republican national |committee, condemning the record of | Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice Drrxhlonlinl nominee. | “Charles G. Dawes has wrecked the Republican (‘Ampll‘n especially in the Northwest,” Senator Brookhart wrote. He detailed his charges and concluded | “For these reasons I desire to re- | auest that the Repyblican national committee take steps to secure the | resignation of Mr. Dawes as the Re- | publican candidate for Vice President. In his place there should be selected a {farm blocer, but one of the fighting | type. like Senator Norris of Nebraska, | Senator Brookhart is seeking re- [1!1-1-(!0!\ on the Republican’ ticket in Towa. . | Text of Letter. The text of Brookhart's letter fol- . especially rted out like a ‘plhitogog,’ but his and ungentlemanly quickly reduced hin in his own | ulary, to a mere ‘pee-wit pluto- s “sulphuretted hydrogen’ bank | ord, as established by the Suprems ourt of Iilinois the day he was nated, renders him unfit for the d he should be.re- from oftice His official de | ! in this transaction by a noted ‘x.pnm ratic lawyer only makes this | conclusion more emphatic. The ‘ laim that he was ignorant of the limport of his act and only regarded | 1y favor adds color to own ad only a | Hufi and that he acts as the agent | [ international banking powers. The | 11 ban are | resented even | = lhlr.e- Disloyalty. “Under the false pretense of loyalty he has organized a disloyal group to { vonduct an illegal defe of the Con- | stitution of the United States with{ ret purpose of destroying the ational rights of union labor. - Pure Oil Company in which | rested, is being sued by ernment for violation of the crim- 1 law He is an insult to the » laboring world, and his sinister are so well known that he certainly lose the whole labor | | | addition to all this his most s and offensive act in this | ix his insult to the co- | Ve movement in agricul brazenly ues and hypoc | favor and speak for the in the price of beef on the hoof crease of its price on the table amazing statement shows a p nd ignorance of the whole rative idea | Jjoint committee of Congress in- vestigating this subject found t {out of the dollar which the laboring man pays for the produ | e farmer ge this rep hed, and if the Known the farmer probabis s less than 25 cents. but whatever ¥ be, every farm- er organizer in the Unite expe distribution is unjust and is jfrom both the proeducer and the con- | sumer in excess profits. Sees Groups Insuited. nd at the same to the laboring man r 15 cents in up these co & ins world where co-operation has actual- | 1y accomplished these results. In the | 1 of all this Dawes insults them and stamps himself as the emphatic representative of the profiteering class that preys upon both farmer and labor. “For these reasons I desire to re- quest that the National Republican committee take steps to secure the resignation of Mr. Dawes as Republi- can candidate for Vice President. In his stead there should be selected a farm bloc candidate, not an imitation farm blocer, but one of the fighting type like Senator Norris of Nebraska in whom the farmers have the utmost confidence.” LA FOLLETTE LEGALLY BARRED IN MICHIGAN Secretary of State Gives Opinion But Says Case Will Not Be Pushed. By the Associated Press. LANSING, Mich., September 30.— Senator Robert M. La Follette's can- didacy for the presidency is illegal in Michigan, in the opinion of Secretary of State Charles J. Deland. He does not, however, contemplate any imme- diate action to bar. him from the ballots. The law provides that any political party, to function legally, must have formed its central committee and or- ganization in the odd years. Accord- ing to this, the Independent Pro- gressive party, which ' is supporting La Follette, should have been organ- ized in 1923, in order to legally name electors to go on the November bal- lot. This was not done, the secre- tary stated. Leland asserted that the State has accepted the certificate of electors submitted by the Independent party. There is no move on foot to oust the La Follette ticket, he said, so far as he knows. He pointed out, however, that if a county clerk should refuse to put the La Follette electors on the ballots, the State would probably be powerless to compel him to do so, and the dispute might be thrown into the courts. e PR APPROVES PEAK PROJECT. PIERRE, S. Dak., October 1.— A project of creating in the Black Hills of South Dakota a national memorial at Harney Peak. conceived by the State park board, has the full indorsement of Gutzon Borglum, not- ed sculptor, who is engaged in the execution of a similar memorial at Stone Mountain, Ga., it was announced by Doane Robinson, State historian. Mr. Robinson and Mr. Borglum, | with Borglum's engineer and his son, | Lincoln, have returned from the | Black Hills, where they spent sev- eral days examining the rock forma- tions about Harney Peak, the high- est point in the hills, L i {farm bloc candidate, not an imitation [ = COMBED, GLOSSY THE EVEN BEs FREE Three-piece Con- sole Set—with pur- chase of $25.00. Wrought-Iron Bridge Lamp—with purchase of $50.00. Great Pay Day Sale G_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1924. FREE An Electric Iron —with purchase of $75.00. 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