Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 22

22 COOLIDGE SUPPORT 1S CAMPAIGN GOAL Massachusetts G. 0. P. Say President’s Re-election De- pends on 1926 Vote. By the Aszociated Pres BOSTON, April —The Republican congressional campaign in Massachusetts is a campaign for sup- port of Pr dent Coolidge, declared last night at a dinner here the Republican State committee d Republican clubs of this State nator William M. Butler formally announced his candidacy for nomina tion to the indorsed by Gov. ¥ root of isconsin retary of War Hanford MacNider. coming industry Massachusetts depends upon the protective tariff, and, “in spite of the adverse condigions now existing, brought about in large part by the importation of vast quantiti of foreign,goods to our markets, ta ing away the employment of our work @ d the prosperity of our people, the Democrats are now proposing to take away even the protec that we have, and they have s Pres far, but much to be done. «We have had majorities in Congres ing s , but our maintain th Support Is Needed. he has at the other end of nia avenue a Senate and a h shares his v 'S on the problems of Government, he cannot succeed in the program which he laid down after his election two years ago.” Senator Lenroot, who is a candidate for renomination, also bespoke the protective tariff, and could “no greater disaster to the Ame: 'armer than reducing tariffs below t difference in cost of production at home and abroad, i millions out of employment s ously in- s best market, the American mai . ““The Republican party may lose a Senator from W onsin in the coming campaign,” he said, “but there will be 1o e for losing one in Massachu- set MacNider Attacks Brookhart. Gov. Fuller asked his hearer remember—as goes Masachusetts this Fall 8o goes the presidenc >raising Senator Butler for his lead- hip in the Brookhart Senate con- y achusetts Senator as a man whose leadership “brought back faith In the party which has led the Nation through all its most eri; o perilous He described Senator Brookhart as a man who “in a few short months, with liis tales of disaster in Iowa, did more damage to the price of Towa land and lTowa’s products than-any 10 normal years had ever eveloped for us. He romised everythi as deliver: promiscd everything and has delivered ' RUSSELL’S | speakers | Abe Martin Says: It takes murder t’ So. many apartment outside. Squire Marsh Swallow two-thirds o’ th’ couples who git a di- vorce still love one another, b g got money enough t’ O’ course, ther’ strings, but child the’r mother’s s 1y any disposition t' hold "em in tow. Th' Prince o' Wales has had his name in th’ papers off an’ on ever since he wuz big enough.t' ride. Col. 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