Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-29
ARIZONA FAVORS
NOMINATION Of
GENERAL WOOD
Delegation to National Con-
vention Is UninStruCted,
But Resolution Is Adopted
Favoring Army Leader.
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Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 2S.-Declara-
ton favoring the nomination OF
General Leonard Wood for presi-
dent and the ratification of the
peace treaty with such reserva-
lions formulated BY Senator 10 tge
as might be adopted by a majority
of the senate were two 90 many
resolutions adopted late TODAY oy
the republican state convention
which met to select six delegates
and six alternates to the Chicago
convention. The delegation is To
20 uninstructed, but will vote as a
unit, 1t was decided.
Allan b. Jaynes, of Tucson, was
re- elected national committeeman
for another term of four years Inc
administration of Governor Fan! e
bell was endorsed amid a demon
stration of cheering. In mis- speech
at the forenoon session, Governor
Campbell had complained that bis
EN- barrassments and diTticNties
had come not from the political
opposition but from within his own
party whose support he had a rigNl
to expect; that he was hesitatine
whether to ''sing a swan song, and
that his future course would be de-
cided by the attitude of the con
vention.
The keynote speech of the con-
vention was delivered by State Sen
ator ]. r. Frailey, of Iowa, sent
here by the republican national
committee at the request of the
state organization and introduced
as the next governor of iowa"
Mr.. Fraiey called on the people
of Arizona to "rebuke wisconsin"
which, he declared, was not the
democratic party, hut "a personal,
one-man autocracy." He declare /
for policy of Americanism and
praised the record of Colonel
Roosevelt, which evoked applause.
Delegates and alternates were
chosen as follows:
Maricopa-George w. Elias, del
egate; Charles f. Price, alternate.
Cochise and Yuma - Albert NJ.
Sames, delegate; p. j. Sullivan, al
ternate. Sergeant E. c. Hicks, an
extra alternate, chosen because Co
chise county wished to honor a
former service man.
ella, Graham and Greenlee-F,
M. Pool delegate. In selecting a
woman for alternate the delega-
lions passed over into Maricopa
county and selected Mrs. IL. A.
Guild.
Pima and Santa Cruz - S. F.
Noon, delegate; Charles F. Solo
mon, alternate.
Mohave, Coconino, Apache, Nav
aio - f. s. Breen, delegate. The
group went to CoChise county Tor
an alternate and named Sergeant
Hicks, extra alternate from that
group, ",
Yayapai and Pinal - e. W.
Wells, delegate; G. O. Nolan, al
ternate.
Resolutions adopted included the
following declarations:
An intention to resist all attempts
to overthrow the foundation of the
government or weaken its princi-
Dles, whether in the form of inter-
national policy or domestic agita-
ton.
Favoring immediate ratification
of the peace treaty with the Lodge
reservations as adopted by a ma
jority of the senate. :,
Favoring nomination of Generai
Wood for president.
Advocating measures to prllS
capital and labor into closer feia-
tionship.
Advocating stimulation of pro-
duction, checking private eXtraVa-
gance and reduction of pubic eX-
penditure as a means of helping
combat the high cost of living.
Revision of the system of taxa
ton and of business regulation so
as to promote production, and
declaration that espionage over
private industry and the countrys
business should be abolished.
Favoring a policy of adequate ma
tional defense based on a small
standing army with a trained citi-
zen reserve, with "a universal OBJ
LEGATION to serve in time of war ana
a universal obligation to be fit to
serve-the direct opposite of mill
tarism.' =,
Favoring immediate repeal of all
emergency war ltBloldtlOh SO lt1i ~
relating to business and enterprise
and "the bureaucracy at Washing
ton"
Opposing naturalization of in
dustry and favoring fair competi-
ton in trade under proper govern
ment regulation.
Favoring vigorous enforcement
of law against any alien who at
any time after entry shall be found
teaching or practicing sabotage or
advocating anarchy or the over
throw by force or violence of the
duly constituted government OF the
United States, and demand that
such persons be deported; and
where citizenship has been acquired
by such persons that the same be
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