Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 293, 20 October 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND-WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1920.

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CO-OPERATION NEEDED BETWEEN GOVERNMENT BRANCHES G00LID6E

(By Associated Press) MIDDLE BORO. Ky., Oct. 20. Invas Ion by one branch of the governmen of the powers and duties of another branch was denounced by Governor Calvin Coolldge, Republican vice- presidential nominee, in an address he delivered here last night. The governor asserted that "Before the war, as after tho war, the executive Invaded . directly and indirectly the properly in dependent functions of the legislative branch of the government. "We refuse to abandon one Jot or tittle of Belf-government," he said. "We will not permit those wc put into

power, whether a man or a group or a party, to continue a course which, we apprehend, will gradually sap our civic strength and ultimately destroy our free institutions. We will not al low ambition to assume control of our liberties. We propose to prevent class creation, whether of wealth of of labor, maladministration which wreaks injustice, enactment of laws which are not for the promotion of the general welfare, expediency in the determination of our policies, extravagance which dissipates our savings and plunges us into unnecessary and burdensome debt. Keep Branches Separate. "We emphatically condemn invasion by one branch of the government of the powers and duties of another branch. We will repudiate those who make solemn promises in our name, which they neglect or refuse to observe, and seek to commit us to ad venture upon uncharted seas without counsel with others equally responsible to us, and which our common bense warns us to be perilous to our existence. "Arbitrary measures confined only to the war period may be excused ou the ground of war necessity and war confusion. , In such a grievous time, freedom to be preserved must submit to autocracy. We can then afford to overlook assumption of power if is the general interest and designed to secure the end desired. 'But as we look back over the pa3t eight years we find the war merely emphasized, not provoked, the violence done our institutions and our policies. Before the war, as after the war, the executive invaded directly fnd indirectly the properly independent functions of the legislative branch of the government. Before the

war, as after the war, domestic and foreign policies were Inaugurated which violated sound tradition. Asserts Righteousness Pays.

"We demand that our government-

shall function as it was designed to function. . its three co-ordinate branches moving within their respective orbits as defined by the constitution, free from invasion by one into the power and authority of the other, and each and all responsible only to the people." Righteousness pays in politics and in government, the governor asserted. "What we want in office is a man who is sincere, who is hqnest, who is candid even to admitting he is wrong, and above all, one who has an open mind," he declared. "Such a man I commend to you in the nominee of our party. Warren G. Harding."

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NEW YORK. Oct. 20 Four or five years ago an airplane flying overhead

was considerable of a sight and would cause every one to stop and watch the machine. The war, with thousands of planes In use, has taken the novelty out of the airplane. Down at Mineola, on Long Island, the only thing that will cause a native to gaze Into the sky nowadays is when he fails to hear the roar of an airplane engine. Airplanes are as common as mosquitoes down there, and a dozen of them up over the town at once are no strange sight. When there is none up, however, it causes

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Indiana Brevities

NEWCASTLE Tampering with the jury in behalf of Samuel Kendall, who is charged with larceny, cost William Bookout, of near Bfountsville, $200 and 30 days in jail. It was alleged that Bookout approached a Juryman, with the intention of swaying his Judgment in favor of Kendall. TERRE HAUTE Joe Salvo, 23

years old, admitted killing Floyd Ward, of this city, a year ago, when he was arrested a few days ago on charge of highway robbery. The father of the murdered man identified Salvo. MUNCIE It is believed that statements made by Hal ford Johnson, RandolDh COUntV oonvint at th Indiana r-

! formatory, were being sought by

thieves when they ransacked the office of John O'Neil, local attorney. Johnson, it is thought, was responsible for grand jury indictments charging

burglary against several local people. CONNERSVILLE Paul A. Feist, 66 years old, and Catherine Morgan, 64 years old, were married here after a separation of 47 years, which followed a lovers' quarrel.

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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION SUSPENDED WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. The interstate commerce commission Monday suspended until next Feb. 15 proposed Increases of 40 per cent on through rates to eastern and Canadian points on cotton and cotton linter originating in Oklahoma, New Mexico and Kansas.

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