Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 10

10 RIFT IN WISCONSIN PLEASNG TOG.0.P. Leaders See La Follette Ma- { chine Threatened by In- [ ternal Dissension. BY REDERIC WILLIAM WILE. Coolidge adm Tepublican man are rejoicing ov organization e the s controlled ‘ible machine i3 threate tion from within. the Capital ind: - Republican fold L. e officials, the Prc candida b ollette” the La prospectively give nroot an anch supporter of La Ikern, attorney general of the who |~ en ed with the en- s, for the publicity La Folletteites stand, were Smith’s to substantiate Charged Now Probed. The insurance comn ioner specif lobbying on i terests in_connec fore the of the insurance law tions against the La I are now bein s with the bill be- squab s political representa- tive, the Wisconsin Se \ Zimmerm Zimmerms public statement he attacked laine as_“a malign influence” e of Wisconsin. aterially heigh the Blaine-Smith inization against the ele- ment which remains faithful to la Follette. Apart from this feud in the party that for years has held the fort in , the La Follette-controlled ture recently enacted tax Jaws that 1sly depopularized the Proj ause. The laws hit hoth the rich man and the little fel- ¥ i n either has ever been resuilt is that the prop- and the proletariat alike words for the ‘‘reaction ette leadership th: sad- nllwl them with these burden Ac- cording to reports brought to Wash- ate will express ftself > terms when the 1926 con- elections afford the next nity to pass judgment on La eism A dele ington, the tion from the Hamilton waukee, the leading Re- % ar organization in Wis: . called at the White House the r day and reported the new state irs there. They declared it would propriate moment for Presi- Coolidge to make a speech in Wisconsin. It was represented that such a visit At this pa ular juncture would drive a useful nail in what G. O. P. lars hope may turn out to be the n of the La Follette organiza- To that end President Cool- was urged to tarry in Milwaukee on his w » or from St. Paul in June. Whi# the Republican com- n yll‘v in-chief learned with interest c itions in Wisconsin, he told the Milwaukecans he must adhere to his purpose of a nonstop flight to Minnesota and b La Follette’s hold on Wisconsin is still_strong, but no longer considered by R managers to be un- break > beat Coolidge in 1 by 142,0 1gainst the major- ity of which he was re- elected to the United States Senate over three rivals in 1922, (Cop: ight, 1 Safedge Plain Table Etched Table Tumblers 85c¢ Banded Table Tumblers 75c e Prices Above on Sets of “Six” DULIN & MARTIN (2 1215~1217 F Street and 1214 t01218 G Street Hours—S8: e result of discord in 5" camp is the prob- |the books and records. assumes the re-elec- ad- set his heart on ac- | to escape. oot's defeat. Had ome up for re- his friends » would have been arly in May Gov. Blaine, for years “ollette and ||| | cal factor through his grace, ESTB. 1804 ! ealed in revolt by the action of 1325 G St. N.\W. | th, Bla] ate in- | sioner. Smith made | Makers of ainst Herman L. He alleged that | Visconsin's insurance | was on the pay roll of cer- | Ekern half of insurance in- slature for recodification "h between rance commissioner This has the wrath of LOOK for the BEADED EDGE Plain, Etched and Light Cut Tumster OOC ® piain 106 Tess.. Male Directors to Jump Out Window Attack Coal Mirie Owners Who Took Job From Blind Man. | By the Associated Press. SOUTH BEND, Ind., May 28.—A fight waged between minority and m jority directors of the Ute Coal Co., in lice answering a call arrived too late, the directors of the company having disappeared. According to reports, the fight start- ed when directors of the company, which holds extensive properties near Craig, Colo., voted to remove Dr. L. H. Pattison, a blind man, from his office as secretary and manager. The man'’s mother, Mrs. E. J. Pattison; a stenog- | rapher, Mrs. John Harrison, and a mi- ne, it was s ous was the attack, the re inues, that several man di jumped through the windows APOLLO STATUE FOUND. Ttaly, May 28 (P).—The . thanks to ¢ e X tions 'at Pompeii have re. am eS| vealed a bronze statue 6 feet high, be- State o rogressive cohorts | jieved to represent Apollo. The fig are split into two factions. The present | yre, which carries a quiver, is perfect outlook is that instead of being OP-|in all details and is regarded as one posed in the se rial primaries only {of the most valuable of any of the John J. 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