The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 4, 1920, Page 9

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This also means the end of the “federation.” Founded nearly a year ago with the avowed purpose of driving the Non- partisan league out of Nebraska, the New Nebraska federation has gone the way of all similar organizations. The federation’s organ was edited by Horace M. Davis, former editor at Ord, Neb., who was practically driven from that county by the irate League farmers. : Davis also was connected with the notorious Business Men’s association, which hired detectives and spies dur- ing 1917 to try and discredit the League. Davis was one of the men who Detective Moore, in his state- ments, said wanted to “frame” the League leaders. In its own obituary the New Ne- braskan says its “mission” has been accomplished, If its “mission” was to publish lies and slanders about the farmers of Nebraska and of North Da- kota, it 'fulfilled its mission. But if the object was to discredit the League it failed pitiably. Davis says the reason for the death of the New Nebraskan is lack of funds. The ‘real reason is that the people of Nebraska were no longer willing to even read a newspaper that was filled from the first page to the last with deliberate misrepresentation. The independent editors of = the weekly newspapers of the state started this year an editorial barrage that the New Nebraskan and its editor could not stand up under. Consequently both ran for cover. - Editor after editor denounced its lies and misrepresentations Davis, in a recent issue, whimpered for nearly a column about the attacks. Since the New. Nebraska federation was formed the Nonpartisan league has added thousands of new members in this state, will more than double its representation in the new legislature and has better than a fighting chance to elect its candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and congress in the third district. Kansas Reign of Terror Continues in Governor Allen’s State _ ANSAS'’ reign of terror appar- ently is not over. When farmer-labor forces assembled recently at Junction City for a _convention. they found that Elmer T. Peterson, editor of Governor Allen’s ‘Wichita Beacon, and R. B. Warwick, a St. John insurance agent and head of the American Legion post at that place, had succeeded in organizing a “vigilance committee” of business men, who would not allow the farmers and workers to hold their meeting un- til it had been agreed that W. E. Free- man, president. of the Kansas State Federation of Labor, should not speak. _H. A, Dykstra, a Stafford county farmhand, who had expressed sympa- thy with-the Nonpartisan league, was kidnaped by a gang of mobsters from St. John, including members of the American Legion post. of that place. He was relayed from post to post and finally was driven out of the state and across the Colorado line, with threats against his life if he returned. 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