The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
OHIO CAMPAIGN TO
OPEN THIS WEEK
orrrruo HArEnIAL
8EADY ron THE BIG BLOW
orr ON rWENrY-srxrH.
xsddy MAy Visit Ohio for a speech
This rRli-Editors 20 Confer with
State Committee.

Special Dispatch 10 the InfelliEencer.
COLUMBUS. O.. sept This ohio
blast this week Republicans will be
getting their campaign material ready
TENDER Is. and IN the meantime the Pro-
gressives and Democrats will be get
ting under way. AZ the Republican
Prendergast OF New York. former
Progressive. who nominated Roosevelt
at the Progressive convention in Chi
ncan nominee for senator; Frank n.
Willis. the candidate for governor. and
announces that he Will return from his
duties as congressman In Washington
70 attend the opening and that he viii
work. probably not returning TO Wash
fngton until after the election.
On Wednesday A. l.. Garford and y.
u. GARFIELD. the Progressive nominees.
respectively. for senator and governor.
will start on their observation-disclosures
divided the state between them. They
hope to cover the entire state, making
many voters. Later in the campaign
the full list OF state candidates viii
tour tour the s state 9n special train the
KIDD yoiitical angel u. w. Williams
candidate for lieutenant governor. and
FRANK, -. woods candidate Tor secre-
s. Teddy 10 Ohio.
.Theodore Roosevelt Is expected to
septsmber he will speak in Indianap-
olis on September 20, and u IL probable
tine S1%s ot ,s- into ~ no ONO ,, az That
tain.
Governor J. NJ. Cox. who seeks re-
prscticaily all OF the last week away
from hts office delivering political
speeches This week he viii be out
gpn. the Democratic nominee for SEN
ator. The cox-Hogan alliance IL work
ine nm9,9'1niy ;h sith S ~ was repoT'ed
lave Hogan sidetracked because he Is
FEARFUL. or was fearful. that Hogan be-
him down 10 defeat II was said thnt
Cox would have been glad to have for
Iner Governor Judson Harmon named
for senator. but the later declined TO
Cox and Hogan will be heard this
Sesrnsep. coshoeton ana "1 f.nwTeSee
copnties. No one need fear that the
business OF the state will hay while
Hogan have spent so much time away
from their public duties making politi-
cal speeches that they will hardly be
. Anti-Coxites Busy.
The anti-Cox organization got down
A. Crawford. OF Adams county. former
stafe supervisor OF printing. as the head
q Jthe bureau. Around him are some
OF the leading Democrats OF the state.
inclgdiHg former state Treasurer d :
treamer. Of Belmont county The anti
Cox men expect to cast 90. 900 Demo-
cfauc- votes for Willis. the Republican
uorniaee. as A Protest against the Cox
one man Eule and his alliance with the
RrogreEsive party. The Democrats and
Pr5t rcSslves are now working hand I'm
hand:. Cox and Garfield make speeches
Hone ~the same line day by day. AMI
WIEN one springs new story the other
echoes ", showing great team work.
Republican editors OF the state win
gather IN this city on September %
for conference with the state commit
tef. The newspaper men from over the
4tatt who have been in Columbus or
hive reported by mail announce that
there g. widespread antagonism 10
Governor Cox and that the Republican
ontlook Is all that could be desired.