The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
OHIO News

corJ-NRl-s, O.. 0c,. tt: ". Full
;nrtou chairman Of the Republican
state executive COMMITTEES. IL Il state
. u,ent today scored former Governor
hudson Harmon for breaking poIltical
truce and delivering q campaign speech
at the opening ut the Liberty loan drive
and also produced deadly para'''4
showing Governor CoN'S opposition t"
war and his alleged favorit:Sn t"war~
tho Germans betor" the tnit"'l states
went TO war and his c"urs" now. l"
his statement, MI Huntingdon said III
part:
II cannot help hi, express the belief
that the loyal. PATRIOTS me'uo"rS "t
your own party throughout me STA
will Join US m resrettinE that man ~
such distinguished prestige and lntluf
, cncc in thS $;;li"-of Ohio as y"u na''
4. enjoyed should have :" Tar i"eS"'''"
) the amenities Of such a critical tim" rs
. this Us 70 Stoop 10 Such 4 H'H''H''' l
e lit;ral action.
a FSrilirEton quotes excerpts "f rGito-
rails from coN's newspaper. l9t0 anu
1915 which according 70 his intcrpre-
,atior showed that Governor Cox WAS
decided pacittSt: thai he WAS con
WINGED tina; Germany would WIN me-
, var: that hr f"St"r.d IN" idea -: H'r-
. many invincilflity:" that h' OPPOSED
. the form, of draft la;c- adopted by ;i''.
United States: that l;r suggested IN"
Reputation Of war debts: that H. SuG-
-scsted dcsertion for citizens or 'r";It
Britain: that he expressed beli"t N"
allies were in n had fix: that h" hi'o"
appeals for German supper; III tn: e'''
s,tior of President Wilson as Germany
,$,iend ne orposed 20 Governor Hughes.
..th.ir enemy and that he d"cfarcT Villa
= was not MS Srea a scoundr"! as PIC
.,t,red: the kaiser had been accused OIL
Saying many things he did n"t say. ara
ssthe crown prince had more hra'nS than
generally b"Ncv~d-
- In criticism OF Governor Cox as
-.-,Rar governor Fuilington charges thar
'the vas unable to handle the coal s't"a-
--tton in 1917. and during that time de-
'eeived the people of the state by ms
representation; tina. he earned Fr"Sl-
dent Wilson'S rcbuke by his abrupt as
.missal Of colleges: that he made no
..declaration that the laws and const'tu-
tion Of Ohio were nero scraps OF paper.
land violated the laws Of the state oF
4. transrerrlnS appropriations at Will.
'. Immediate steps to withdraw LABOR
- from less essential lines or work W
81 meet urgent ward demands In ONO
- were decided upon today ut con- s.StSe
{. of state officials Of the United states
= employrnerr service. chatrrncn or COM
= munity labor boards. representatives. VI
= the department OF labor. washington
and military officers i'll charge or war
construction involved. Th"s" steps VIII
be followed as rapidly. as possible oE
rho substitution nf women in every une
Of work to which they arc suited |.
is said. $1,000 lahnrerS must be supplied
:. This week If possible.
- Gidrons from several states will par
:, sicipatc in 4 "bordrr-staic rally helo
:; bv Ohio Gibbons her" November Ii ana
- The states represented arc Ne"
:. York. Pennsylvania. West virginia
- Kentucky. Indiana. Michigan and ONO
q The rally is preliminary 10 the inter
national couv, ntinn II CIldcohS |" ~
held ut Cleveland in July. 1912.
= In order "a curb the spread or n"6
-~holera. which is sail to be spreading
in many sections Of tho state the state
board Of agriculturs. through inc state
- veterinarian. has modified former o.e'T-rs
covering III" administration OF serum
Sd that farmers MAJ now treat tne'E
own hogs with any serum approved oF
the United States bureau Of animal IN
dustry. Heretofore i. has neen rcc'S-
sarv FOR them to use serum manurac-
tu-.d by tho state.