The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1920, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1920. NAMING OF COLBY |DR. R. L. KELLY DECORATED. Cueva "ole nan” of trace e| Seeds cRpertens ees "teat | certs uae setts ae [Cottene Association Seeretary|eorenition of his administration of aie the Government of millions of do MAY MEAN WILSON Se Wabink £2 Mead, erssdiies sas | i Rinrican‘etocen” | BROWNE 1S EXONERATED, | mossy! Coes ‘wns as retary of the “Association of American — ni Colleges and the Church Boards of Millionatre Sportsman Freed of | !Y Eduention and director of the America wr Conspiracy Charwes. | ] R Education Department of the ie ‘or r \ ». 26.—Charges | fy church World lovemen nd jt Hotel. n ‘ — (Continued From First Page.) | sen esis | Gop confirming Cabinet officers as & matter of courtesy and to make inquiry into their qualifications. 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Palatable to Republicans. Mr. Crane, however, has his revenge. He bolted! the Republican Party after the incl- dent and supported first La Follette and Woodrow Wilson, contributing to the campaigns of both men in the ) hope that either might win a party’ nomination on progressive platforms. When La Follette failed to win Mr. Grane threw his support to Mr. Wil- gon and contributed heavily to the / 1912 campaign funds. He could have| been Ambassador to any post in Eu- rope. He declined to accept any such Job. His readiness to take a dipio- matic position of lower grade—Minis- ter to China—is therefore viewed as having some relation to his earlier choice for the post under the Taft Administration. WILSON NOT STICKING BLINDLY TO HIS PARTY. But the naming of two progressive Republicans—Crane and Colby—means @omething else. So far as Woodrow Wilson is concerned he isn’t going to stick blindiy to his party any more. He will reach out for men of the pro- gressive type in either party. That in itself has raised the question of a possible support. by the White House for the Hoover candidacy. In Georgia the other day they declined to let Mr. Hoover's name go on the ballot because they didn't know whether i or not he was a Democrat and they paused to send the former Food Administrator a letter of inquiry. But if President Wilson ean take into the bosom of his official family a progressive Re- publican of 1912, the Democrats who are concerned with a man's present and not past beliefs or affiliations will be able to argue that the Democratic Party oan afford to accept into its ranks a progressive like Herbert Hoover. It establishes an important precedent—or rather a weighty argument for the Democrats who have been enthusiastically boom- ing Hoover for the Democratic nomination. 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