The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-22


incident halted the governors
speech rnonsntarIIy.
Demands The Name.
That Senator Harding should gre
the American people the name OF the
person alleged to have asked him to
lead the way to a new fraternity was
asserted BY Gvernor. Coz. The gov
ernor reiterated That THE great
est business depression" IN
the nationals history would follow re-
fusal TO enter the league.
Probably the most prolonged %
ment Of his attitude toward the MIN
question. His speech was preceded
by IN automobile parade.
AN Philadeiphia this morning Where
the governors train waited for con-
nections an hour, there was an - q
pnatic protest from members OF thu
governors party over orders Of fh4
railroad for removal Of the Americ11
nag on the governors rear plaffor65.
IL was said that the nag vl>1at15
railroad regulations, but the prof1 4
against it's removal caused the ri
road oincials TO drop their objaci r.
from wilmington, G0vernOe On
Will 60 to Baltimore to spe{k to1iS
Plans fr an afternoon Balfl15 6.s
meeting were cancelled @ efve {1jS|
governor a need rest at his kof61
49,, Drive Against Critics.. 4
wilmington, Delaware October u
"A special drive against Critics -
Arllcle ten OF the League 81 III f6rI1
and against false. criticism th6v 7rSrs&
SAID TO have uttered, was maio hS7'S1
today BY Governor Cox or ON. ~ & !.
Nation wide propaganda e 81 ~
representation regarding arffc{< RS y
mas been circulated, 1the dem1 . Z
csnalahte asserted. emphesixt1j
ssentions. that Congress only I'll &
war and that the 16aS}lS or 81 " e.
clsio1 must b slnan1r1oo5 lid 81
merely adviB0rE u 81 8 ga 81 s s7s 4 ~ ZE1
Action ~ Un1iI g. 9; =, 3.
Governor Coxss addfo1& k&<5 4 -
ring especially to Article fS5. =
most recent attacks from prof3in&
republicans against the league z,rS1:
vision He opened his Delaware r1li 3
maryland campaigning, this afternoo6
aIo 70 night An the convention hall
Mnere PRESIDENT Wilson MaS non1f
Baltimore. 1870 ~
The terminating advise Ia 4 ME-
Gle ten relative to the league co1171; Z
CHS powers, was declared bv CovSrr
or Cox to be limited solely to advir<
Stressing the provisioA OF unanfnon &
council action, Governor Cor said
we should never In spite 81 N.Y.
gnng statements and wigxling prsS
nouncements, lose sight 81 the n11 b
fact. that under W.
ly advice. ana thst 49,. = 49, 81
cannot be take uniass - s ...s " q 49,
ry representafive mi, AZ. -. 1...i s.
votes in the afsirnstawan our IS
Zone Of Hifrhcn.r - y e 81
voted down nv he tr...., vs ., Y ~
declared that M 49, - ~ 49, l. s.
eighty was relinquished:ss = ~
Goyermor ~ me leagues opeEat1<
or "a ioint d,nInn. sI.t con c1le&
law abiding Mathis a. con W. g
of any offend;ng I. - colue1lna{1c
Diplomatic reI.t{ons stio On sever1nc4
boycott would ~ 1890. - yc2n4
fore considerstion - ~ pleye9
he REQUIRED - y ptUvAi &
mot until evarv ~ -. IS. - ,s /.
been tried would tbers 1890
for ever considerinr ds =. ~
ures." the rovsrnnr c,,.ts ssLiG
If IL he contanSiad ~ = u ~
crisis might srisa mat s,,. 8 oesp
which thrast.rad suca
1914 Then tha co,,rs 4 Wolio -
speciai conforence ~ ~ u sSQ
senfafives IN AZ c,,, 8 -! tne
that to meat ths ssssse .s-slS.
necassarv - aIs, s.sua 49, sto1
then n wonid ~ 0sles ~
slich a. resnIrticr ~ 49, ~ -
tive wonId cahIa =. ~ 800 E
case torethsr rv,,S ~, ssvss e
resolution Of Recommendation