Show 7 7 U. U Hoover Anti Farmers at at K K C. C c Routed by Police e Throngs Driven Away I In Two Attempts to Crash Convention That's for Hoover Farmers Fann Farm ers Shout as Funeral March Is Played BUSH BUH LEADS CROWD Texas Delegates Denied Permanent Seats Seats' KANSAS CITY June 13 CAP AP AP- AP Two attempts by a throng protest ing th the tho nomination of Herbert Hoover Hoo ver to enter the Republican convention convert conven tion hall ball were frustrated today by police who raised their clubs club menacingly menacingly men men- to ward off the crowd from the doors Although some leaders of the crowd cautioned against riotous methods the column ot of men most of whom appeared to be farmers surged against the doors and at one onetime onetime onetime time nearly overcame the opposition opposition opposition tion of ot the police Finally the leaders of the protesters protesters protesters pro pro- testers got the upper hand and led the throng off oCt shouting alternately I 1 We dont don't want Hoover and bowIng bowIng bow- bow Ing their beads heads to the tune tun of ot Chopin's funeral march A As th the music ended the crowd shouted for Herbert Hoovers Hoover fu- fu e It was difficult to determine j Just st how many of ot those who Wilo participated participated participated In the demonstration were actually farmers The leader of the tile group groupS Edward D. D Bush mush Republican Republican Re Re- publican candidate for lieutenant governor in Indiana said aId all of ot them were protesting the veto of the Haugen McNary-Haugen bill and the nomination of Hoover er URGES BREAKING THROUGH L. L W. W Price a a. Los Angeles attorney attorney at attorney at- at torney and a Lowden worker at attempted attempted attempted at- at tempted to Incite the throng to break through the doors but BUlhand Bush and W. W H. H S Settle president of the Indiana Farm Bureau federation cautioned against this moye moye- and won out After ACter the second attempt to get Into the convention hall had failed the protesters marched to the farm arm headquarters and adjourned for forthe forthe forthe the day The leaders said sald the the- demonstration was wa to be continued tonight and tomorrow Having been repulsed In their first attempt the farmers stood outside outside outside out out- side and shouted Once more the farmers get kicked out and Anybody Any Any- AnybOdy body but Hoover Hoo Evidences were that the police would be able to hold hotd the crowd Incheck in incheck check although the Volume of anti anti- Hoover people around the convention convention convention conven conven- tion doors door was gaining steadily and the leaders were still insistent upon Continued on page 6 Throngs Driven Aw Away in Two v i Att Attempts 4 A to Crash Cra i- i b Convention t f 5 Continued f from page pagel 1 getting g inside the c n for fot a a. a m monster demonstration tl n. n After their attempt to enter theo the S c convention o n hall haIl had had hadt f failed n d 1 a com committee com e representing the p protesters f ste s went Into the auditorium to ask the preSiding officer of ot th the convention t o permit the farm farmers farmers' r to come in iri Th Che Tho committee w was s composed of ot Senator Nye of N North Nort Dakota Luke D Duffy a st state v sena Indiana n la l' l land S and Bush Bush- STORM DOORS' DOORS c W. W WONT WON'T NT W W. W H. H Settle president of of the Indiana state farm buteau bureau federa- federa federation lon tion also one of th the leaders in the de declared that If if the officers of the convention declined d to o permit the far farmers ers to enter erite there wo would ld be n forcible e attempt to storm the doors I f B Both th Settle and Frank r C. C Huston I Iwho who vho said he Jie iwas was a a Henry Henry- county Indiana farmer farmer said that iI n no riotIng rioting riot- riot Ing ng would take place pace and that that- if It Ithe the he farm farmers were riot not admitted Into th he the a auditorium they would ret return rn to o their h lu homes mes ne and vote vo t e according cording a to o bur bur dictates tes' tes e I Bush ish st returned Jr from m the he n n- n ion Halt ll shortly and nd Informed the thes f farmers that Leo Nixon sergeant at arms arms at-arms' for the convention lon had hadr r ruled fed that th the protesters could n not t tnt enter nt r S the time farmers massed th at atthe the we west sId ot f the th tha a auditorium m and several l of f The era ers began to tom make ke s speeches in order t keep the c w ar used From pi th the inside came ame the strains iris of or America Am and nd oth other r pa patriotic songs song's songs bit but t these ese Sere SereS were S. S al s drowned drown hy the repeated the protesters 5 lr speeches speech s. s d or going into a H nt- nt bt w we wi d t tw w want r s Thirty farmers farmers' ont million n farmers yo vo for H o w was Vas s ih he cry of at 1 leaders s. s 4 A demonstration last night was participated t d d' d dIn In In n by by upWard Upward of JT men nen n Iho most t ot of whom looked like 1 e eh the h had come ome right ot off the farms of the tle middle west The They let Jet their r test testIng es ng ring i i tir through r gh the s convention he headquarters ls and even within several H HOover ov r rm m mass meetings br broken ken up through pIeve le et efforts of ot Representative Wyant a an n Hoover over over- worker from Pennsylvania anla an and a a corps corps of I Hoover r lieutenants enan who rushed to d. t the e e. c ie- ie ietI e tI the farm farm averred the they would continue I their heir demonstrations until the ball balu commences es in in- inan an effort tO to Ih show w. w the east just what we think of Hoover S L LEADERS A ADDRESS J T The e demonstration received 1 ts Impetus at ta A farmers arm r m meeting tI g which was addressed by bt a It nuI number ber of f the thc leaders rs advocating aUng a a pla plank In n the pa party pa platform ar relief tIle the lines of the veo vetoed d. d McNary McNary-Haugen Hau en Lining t tiem e sebes up tw two by two the throng ng paraded noisily through c convention center streets and at time one halt hit halted ed In tn At Ar Ararat rat temple in the midst of OCa oit a monster Hoo Hoover Hoor r m ni mass ss m meet meet- t I rig lag F The Hoover l lead leaders rS seeking to st stop P the continuous s shouts of ot We Wo dont don't want ant Anybody body but Hoover Hoover Hooser and Thirty J Jarm-i Jarm ers era won wont won't t vote hi Hoover ord ordered red theba to strike e p The S 'S tar Span Spangled gl dB Ban Banner 1 Cr r. r Momentarily i m pia Disconcerted Dis concerted the shouts hou s wet were broken off but bet tH farmers soon soon regained theIr Pres presence Jj of mind and nd joined in the singing When the s o of the tIle national anthem died awa away the shouting houting w was sa taken up a again but as as if Een sensIng sens sens- lag Ing the the- chIll chilly reception the pr pro protesters Pro Pro- testers soon left the hall hail Fired bir the tl commands commands' of f two Ivro or three self et appointed leader leder the throng its w way wy toward the hotel l carrying aloft al l ft t banners ban ban- ners demanding f farm rm relief and n f cond condemning the veto yeto of th the Mc Mc- Nary-Haugen Nary bill and other Jn- Jn anything but complimentary tary to the commerce secretary i When hen they U reached the Baltimore however the farmers met a a. cJ clever ver ruse staged c under the direction of Representative Wyant Yant and and and the unity of ot the he r d demonstration m n was as soon b uP up Into numerous groups who arS' arS d the the merits of of rm 1 1 an o J W dio era m f th they y entered red the hotel to think of ot tile the Republican ll p party perty iy I I am ama a a real re l dirt farmer he hesh sh shouted c catcalls catcalls and and heck heck- heckling ling hug Nt that l a at first greeted ret iet him I I voted for the the McNary-Haugen McNary I aty bill b but tI want to tt t tell ll lI you OU ou this demonstration demon demon- stratton of yours isn't going to do any anybody any ny good g pd Remember the Republican ican party and all n the prosperity f it has his always alwa's brought to the th country cou tr and pd re remember m- m eber ber al also C Jh that t you will g get t. t a gr great at HI Hbert bert Hoover than you will At first t the farmers ers r refused fused fus d. d to listen but but soon afterward with other Hoover w workers r rushing into the Ute melee the prot protestors were were di- di g gr uPs and personal erson l argument ar ar- ar- ar gum nf took the i place place place-of of the more Impressive mass demonstration Puring the parade workers for forS S Senator Curtis got in somo telling licks Th farmers S had marched Into nto Curtis he headquarters an ana anil de de- a sp spee speech e l h frOm the Kansan B BOOMS CURnS CURTIS CURrIS S 'S S Climbing on t top top- p o of a t table ble Al F. F Williams United ted States s' s att rny y for Kansas advantage of ot the i situation a 1 arbu sp speech h ln ot of the candidacy c explaining at the the outset that the would have addressed ed th them m mi i r p e except c p for They inexact the t that h he is rIi right h hi In iii confer conference ter eric ence d devising means m ans an's Of- Of f. f Hooyer 9 y r. r tf 1 4 Hi AS vAs spoke he was frequently fre Ire qu i interrupted t d. d by shOuts shOuts' ts of Anybody bil butt bit Hoover l and nd wl wl en n nhe h he had hjad d. d rh the C crowd c wd Ch chanted If f r s several ver p e We We dont don't choose to vote Hoover S n Ther h has las n t et 5 et begu he e p r this Is c convention i is n not not- to b by false false- doctrines doc doe trines rt the Uie t of v Curtis s Js ls highest type p citizen citizen- this country has and I am telling you ou right now that despite hei t t. t ha H. H Hoover Y seems t to hava hav have havea a a 0 majority now we will Wll wIny win this yet fight you It m men man n will continue to demonstrate In Jn the finer fine f fashion shron S you have j tonight until I H b ac c gets sets way under we wa defeat de de- de- de feat Hoover o vet ater aj t ter r- r ralf alf nl and put puta ut a a. aiea real Am American r can In iri as i our u ur- ur urh h nominee i r HE KEAR Ft SENATOR sAToR WATS WATSONS WATSON N S Th protest parade de al also o t took ok In Inthe Inthe the President hotel 1 where Watson ot Indiana na hO holds hoId J I forth rth dlana senator was given was v s given giYen an of i f registering some political political- t thunder thunder thun thun- der del for himself but put his speech was less inflammatory th some of f the farin farmers s pr had i d e hercI rp before j- j Think only of f the ma man and his hisman when when rou Iva i t on ta U he he skid s 1 v ho hois is III a am aman m man n of T ability but buthe tie d does S not K a as rI Ido o S SS S Chave atwaY if or th tariff Where does he hestand hestand hestand stand knows Has Hs he he a changed ri d h attitude toward oward the he league league- lie Jie wag l for for for- forit it if few a years ago S S i 1 l promise lse equality qu r ag agriculture ture ure wilh labor and industry I stand t nd on my- my r I 1 I still lUll believe believeth th the principles of 01 thc h McNary- McNary c ry- ry Haugen bill r. r sound 3 und J S The last word to the he farmers farmes from com thoe Ier tl the e demonstration lon ra was s s 's Be B a at farm farn 1 q at t in mp W orm orma a a. a march through the con con- 1 nU n hall |