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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1922
CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL
Published Daily, Except Sunday, at Carson City, Nevada, and Entered
as Second-Class Mail Matter at Carson City PostofTice
L. J. BLAKE, Publisher
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FIVE LONELY INDIAN
GIRLS FLEE HOMES
Five more of the Indian girls taken
from the Stewart Indian school near
Carson to spend the vacation season
in the San Francisco bay section are
niissirg, according to a report made to
ihe I'.erkeley police by Mrs. B. V.
Royce, government Indian worker of
2426 Pr nce street.
The girls have been missing from the
various homes in which they were
placed for the past two weeks, says Mrs.
Royce.
Other Stewart girls reported as miss
ing by Mrs. Royce have been located by
the authorities. In most cases the girls
were homesick and pined for the life
of the school.
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JUDGE KENYON VS. FORMER JUSTICE HUGHES
AtaKCIll'TAIiY of Stat- Hughes' defense of Senator Newberry is
more remarkable for what it omitted than for what it included.
vcretury Hughe omitted to state that the sum admittedly I
spent by the Xewberry forces was near $200,000, although they were;
charged with having expended much more. i
lie omitted to state that Newberry had been convicted before a
Republican judge by a Republican jury in a Republican state of a
violation of the corrupt practices act, then in full force and effect.
lie omitted to state that the decision of the supreme court nullify
ing the corrupt practices act as applied to senatorial primaries did
not attempt to decide the merits of the ease.
lie omitted to state that Senator Newberry refused to appear
before the committee on privileges and elections to answer the
charges against him.
lie omitted to tell of the destruction of Newberry campaign rec
ords and t he spiriting away of Newberry henchmen beyond the reach
of the court.
He omitted to state that after the trial and conviction in a fed
eral court new evidence was found and used in the trial of Senator
Newberry before the senate evidence of the most damaging char
acter. He omitted to state that nine Kepubliean senators voted to un
seat Senator Newberry.
He omitted to state that Senator Newberry had been retained in
his scat by only five majority of the senate, and that this majority
. was only made possible by the passage of a resolution condemning
ihe expenditures of the Newberryites as "contrary to sound public
policy, harmful to the honor and dignity of the senate, and danger
i'U to the perpetuity of a free government."
He omitted to say a word in condemnation of this expenditurt
which a liepublican senate condemned.
Not long ago Secretary Hughes resigned from the supreme court
of the United States to re-enter active political life. Not long ago
William S. Kenyon resigned from the senate of the United States
to sit as judge of the circuit court of the United states.
We commend to the attention of Secretary Hughes, abandoning
a judicial life for a political one the following sentences from s
peeeh in the senate by William S. Kenyon. abandoning a politica
life for a judicial one:
This will not be the last of the Newberry ease. You can
not brush aside a thing of this kind. It goes to the very
fundamentals of the government. The people of this coun
try, who love their government, are jealous of its integrity
nnd hate the corrupting influences that purchase seats in
congress. The day is coming when this case will
be heard in another court, the only court, save the supreme
court, with higher jurisdiction, and that is the court of the
great American people. Thank God for the folks
at home! Thank God for the men and women in the fac
tories and on the farms and around the firesides of this
country, who will eventually determine this question.
Senator Kenyon, now .Judge Kenyon, anticipating the vote to
seat Newberry, also said: .My God! lou never can lessen the
dignity, of the senate after today."
May it not now be said with equal truth: "You cannot lessen
the dignity of the great office of secretary of state after today?"
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UK oft-told and always varying story of how Leland Stanford
came to be elected senator receives a new contribution from
II. W. Townsend, whose interesting reminiscences are now being
published, the Oakland Tribune points out. IBs version is to the
effect that Henry rooman, who will be" readily recalled by the
t tder political generation, nursed a grudge in his aboriginal heart
st gainst A. A. Sargent, an eminent citizen of the time, who had al
leady represented California in the upper house of Congress and
v.ho was slated for election; and V rooman, being the master mind
.? the legislature and a consummate political manipulator withal,
Managed affairs so that the president of the Southern PaciGc Com
pany was chosen instead, to everybody's surprise, including that of
tan ford's railroad conferes, and the starting of a fuel among those
ho had worked together for years in the building of the Pacific
division of the first transcontinental railroad. Some who have a
tood working memory of that affair will doubt whether any grudge
on the part of the chief manipulator was the mainspring of this sur
prising action. However, the story is interesting, and those who
I ad acquaintance with Vrooman will realize that it bears out some
td' his characteristics; for he was a good Jiater with a long memory,
and a reputation of not being forever loyal or always grateful for
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Candidate for the Republican nomination for
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
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Frank P. Langan
Candidate for Re-dt ction as
District Judge
(Ormsby, Storey, and Douglas Counties)
Of the First Judicial District
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YOUR SUPPORT OF MY CANDIDACY FOR
JUDGE OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
WILL BE APPRECIATED
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ASSESSOR OF ORMSBY COUNTY
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