Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
HARDING PLANS
 ID STAY ON JOB
 UNTIL JULY 15
Finds |. Business of Being Nominee Too Strenuous To Permit A Vacation = Poindexter, Allen and Others Assure Support to Ohio Senator
rRepublican A. p. Leased wire1

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
 WASHINGTON, June 19.-Abandon- ing plans for a vacation at a seaside resort, Senator Harding, Republican presidential nominee, today decided to remain in Washington until the middle of July, when he will go to his Marion (Ohio) home for the formal notifica- tion ceremonies.
 Immediately oh announcing his de- cision to forego a rest, the nominee began a series of conferences with party leaders, which will continue throughout the preparation of his pac- ceptance address.
 Many Assure Support
 Assurances of support were received during the day by MT. Harding from Senator Poindexter of Washing ton. who contended with him for the non1i- nation at Chicago; from Governor All len of Kansas, who placed the name of Major General Wood before the Chi cago convention. and who himself was put before the convention as a candi- date for the vice presidential nomina ton; from A. P. Moore. publisher of the Pittsburg Leader. and from John c. Shaffer, publisher of the Chicago Evening Post, the Rocky Mountain News of Denver and several middle western newspapers.
 Senator Poindexter issued formal statement tonight saying that Senator AOOllQEG scented a "typically American ticket" for the election of which he expected to do all that he could. Governor AL len, in a letter to Senator Harding. said:
 Tt will be a pleasure to do anything can at any time to further the cause of your election"
 Hints Johnson to Aid Harding
 After calling on Mir. Harding, Mir. Moore said he could rot be a very. good American and not tbe for him." He added that while he was not authorized to speak for Senator Johnson of Cali fornia, who was a rival of Senator Harding in the nomination contest, he could say that the California Senator was lone hundred per cent American. from which you can draw your own conclusions"
 Conferences between Senator Hard ing and former Senator Beveridgc of Indiana. Theodore Roosevelt and other men prominent in the progressive wing of the party were arranged to- day. largely. it was said. through the efforts of Mir. Moore and Mir. Shaffer both of whom were leaders in the pro- gressive party of 1912.
 Tn addition to seeing the two puh- fishers. Mir Harding held a lengthy conference today with former Senator Weeks of Massachusetts. IL also be- came known that the nominee had con ferred at his home last night with Chairman Hays of the Republican ma tional committee and Harry M. Daugh- erty. his pre- convention campaign manager.
 Mir. Harding. however, characterized the conference with Mir. Hays as in- formal and preliminary
 Has Many Informal Confabs
 MT. Harding had lunch with samuel Adams of Charlottesville. Va, who was an avowed candidate for the Repub 1ican nomination for vice-p president aft last weeks conventions; Edwin A. Smith of Spokane. Wash. and J. ". Jarnigan of Des Moines. Iowa. at which problems of American agriculture were discussed.
 'fWe were unanimously convinced, said MT. Adams who is an apple grow CT, "of Senator Harding's thorough knowledge and sympathetic attitude toward the problems of the American farmer We feel sure that with his keen insight into the difficulties com fronting the agriculturists in this country, most of the greater problems will be solved in the right way under Senator Harding's administration, if he is elected. which we expect"