The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
Harding Managers to Start Campaign AT Once.
s SENATOR
FOR PRESIDENT.
No Time Will Be Lost In Put
ting Merits of Republican
Issues Before Voters


Senator Warren q. Harding Will be Of
nr.ai.y notified Of his nomination for
tn" Presidency by the Ecauhucan party
! at ms homo n Marion within tn" neat
few days. 1t h"ram" known to-day.
II Also h"yAm" knUwu that senator
Harding will adopt n" custom OF for
MR. President Mckinl"y and rrccWc|
onccs during tho summer. rhes" con-
r"rcuc,S will n. held on IA" lawn IN
front Of the Harding residence.
CHICAGO. June l&.-'ampa,Cn
ranaScrs for Scuator Warren T.. Hard
nS. VINO waS made tn, rrc%ld"ni al
! u"m,rrr by the RcruhNcan natlonal
convention saturday night SAID tonight
n" tJnr would h" lost IN getting things
under Nay.
Harry NJ pauGhtcrry. director OF Sen
ajur Ilt-dIngS : prccourrn;i"n campaign.
Qu"StcG Inr national C"mmItt"" /"
LAX prompt. snap and energetic
action IN plac.rg IN" merits OF me ke-
publican issues before N" voters "f the
country. Party managers. - waS said.
would not wait until Senator Harding
and Governor CALVIN t,ootdS" "i Ma.
! Sarhu -cti$. arc officially notified ot
| their nomination. but plan To start th'
! campaign soon after the Democratic
. convention iS held
: VIII II lays. reelected chairman by
I ~ n"w national committee, was out "I
DAYS during the convention. The mem
! berS Of the new executive commute" "f
whom seven viii De women. VIII oH
named without delay by Fhairman n
: Hays \ Voc chairman of the cNcCu
! ttv" coumIt'cH. WIZ VIII I've a woman
viii be selected a, thr I'm" the commit
! tee is announced
Change in representation
The r"Sniut!ou passed IN the hnai
! minutes ot the CONVENTION forecasts a
change IN thu representation OF ihe
! iirpuOi."nn Ijtrty from S"uth,r rn states
at future National C"aNrHt.ons. Tho
resolution, Offered hy i"rmrr Congress
! man Paul Rowland. of ONO, provides
| thut the appointment, OF delegates tp the
convention shall hc IA proportion 20 ihr
Il, publican Votes cast IN tuc senate.
I Testimony before the national com
miltcc ten days ago IN ITS cAhmIhaN"n
OF claims OF contesilnE delegations from
several southern states, showed certain ,
delegates Eeported only u small CunAtii-
ucnCy as COmparcd IL delegates from
other sections OF The country The res
! ulullon which was passed un3ninNiuSIy.
! lnotSlths landnS the vigorous protests
| from delegates from Louisiana, Ala
hlma and Texas. provides that IN order
| tO effect proper and necessary changes
| IN the appointment Of delegates III pro
portion to the Republican votes actually
! r;LS tat general elections through var
| iouS> states. and in order rs inspire
| greater effort 10 erect and maintain
substantial party organizations IN AL
the Statas. the national comIuittee. not
7 withstanding any rule heretofore adopt
! ed, Is directed within twelve months 10
! adopt 4 just and eQuitahl" basis or rep
! rescntatjOn in future national ~ouren-
! tons The Ia sis shalt b. srt forth In
/ re rnN fr- the next ConV"r'."0 and 'e
( binding upon all oth-r future .'nNen-
! tons until otherwise "-1"r"3
! Rerume Expense H,ar,nN
About ,hn tim" the party managers
, begin their real activities. IN" senate
/ committee investigating "nmpahEn tunoS
Will resume bearings holding 'ts hrSt
$eseiCn in Chicago Ju!y :. whl" th'
cCrnmltte" has been authorized - rN-
( tend it's Investigations. senator Ken
! Won. ITS cha a!rrnnn. said no plans had yct
! been made TO inquire 'rto campaI"'
: funds Up to election day.
Center OF Suffrage Campaign
IT, Republican presidential nominee
! VIII become the center Of tho campaign
Of Tho national woman'S party T. bring
) about ratification OF the suffrage fedef-
! nj constitutional amendment accordinS
! 10 IL statement issued 10y HultrNES te'pu, r,,
era. 4 large. delegation Of women from
many states. II was announced, WAL
! wait upon Senator Harding and ask MN
/ 10 insis: upon Republican action |" Sc
/ cure thu. thirty-siNth S7a'e f"r ra''i'-
Our campaign against republican oe,,
siruction u suffrage IS not over Si'u
, the statement.
! We will continue publicly and inSl%'-
! entity 10 demand action from the Repuh-
. llcan party TO complete suffrage rhNl'.
( cation Since our PIckelinE b'San az
/ the Republican convention hall add
| iiunal pressure has been "NcrIcd by lSt-
publican leaders to secure special 7"S-
sion IL Vermont"
Exodus From Chicago
/ Delegates and visitors attracted 20
! Chicago by the national convention. ioSt
NJ time IN getting away from io"h
J at.cr tho nominations were made. To-Day
! there were three delegates here and VIZ
tually mo- party leaders. senator Hard
/ ing left for Washington lat" SA'nrnay
| night on the same train with Senator
! Lodge Of Massachusetts. chairman oi
the convention and senator Sro"i' sen
! ;tor johnson. CaCliforn!a. also departed.
| Before departing for washington
Senator Johnson sent tn" f"iiow'nE 'eic
gram 10 Senator Harding:
"t.onrratulntions TO you.-H.ram
Johnson"
| Senator Johnson was accompanied ny
Mrs Johnson. Were gong I" inc
cnpilol. pack up our bags and En back
. 70 California" ne said. while bNdinE
! farewell to a party Of fricns. Thcre
! Is nothing that should care 10 say nov"
! relative - the political situation.
! Senator Rorah also declined l" make
: = statement. hut his friends SAID hc
would rot bolt tn" party and. lntinatea
that he might take an active part III
the campaign.