The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-07
JIMMY cox GETS
GREAT OVATION
First Public Appearance After
Nomination Made in Face
of VerltabIe CloudburSt.
STANDS FIRMLY ON LAW
tev ALBERT ?. eAENzlNoER1

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soSeshISn SSeanISaaH Hs'nes W, SoA s'a..ea out on
n,,lII', ,lIIueSN .,s sN VIZ p"s'vrhi ~ nus ii,st
Semocratic nrcsiSnn,jsn rnna,,n wns S,vem 'ns ~,
iiT1u'eepwh sai1a .i iast hlKnt, IA TACT veri.
ssenned "nnn ~ sr9eteu Ie,so nun ,sia a. ne
1nvn "p1Hn p1n wy piauV.m . ~ Mluu,e-
snS .,it ~. ,.o.,,,,t; .Twn; "S. hhns,
a. n,,Ia Ne e'u, sy Ssserytnhs IN tnis part
osn, ~ "nn s vo~usluetuuiy ~ uaInpeneu eA,
vspt ,p INC ne enthusiasm OF the governor and
me v,vuo pe9me who later Aatnerea IN
thoo wv ieuu'ns 'ne"'ers 10 NEAR from
N'N N,,aS,a.ns,v Il, a.. . Ia. A.
,,,i,a s,. 70 we neaISst oity 20 tne
as Se il familIarly cayleS hv III X
foynfo,n ,vas hnrs e%neu " am 'ne
tenrht s.booi m ~ "rn ~ h.n. vas nere ne
and ,hro,,sS pa,,, ueVaT = .epoTteI
the poiitIeai world fIpson s, s lssrntnr u, ~,
hIs po,,,tna,, pots mo..u. Spoh Iearhlns o.
hnyhoon @ hnolnl,om srIsnd yes.ereay das morning NJ,
arrnnrod .oh ou,SkS organixed Sox clubs;
n cornn,i,foa ~ nv anu u,spasSneu
fha, Ne cn,,, 70 WV soyerhor ASKING
Mnrw rnSnsss,,,s.la
Thu Commits" X Se"or1'st.o"s, ,o,,na S,ss
ianche OF eonsrstuiatory teiesrams ANS
homo .t Trsi,'s nna nauon @ ~ nis
rec6gnizing the right OF first claim ,,nor
him by the people from his birthplace,
promised TO come. Accompanied BY his
wire, Mrs. John Root, Miss Eleanor
west ana Perry shepard, all OF Chicago
ne motored at high speed twenty-five
n,n.s niles over the Dixie highway to Mid
A tremendous ovation was given hin,
as ne entered the public square In the
confer OF town and then II started Ia
ram Ihe crowd quickly gathered IN
are..nS dns .neaters, ,sr where the governor ad'
anas auressea them His remarks were con.
fi%s n,,ls hso,Ss he spent n silddst9wn. ne care;
he r,o,ea nusst,or ss showing his stand on
vention. He nromised psiore .ne con.
his fight for election. 20 see thst ,hs "
will OF the ma FORTY r,iled ana saIa ,hns
the time had come when the rrrat r,a ~
must be made TO hold its co,sfidence Ell, n
"The man that preacb., ,or.. ,.,s :.
than law ia a. dan,,ns Ior.e rntner
munity as any ,ongt iraS 1919 ,hhe Voms
Russia" he said '.Wben D"lsnevn wss ,naeh ~
1I overyth,n,o TOT ,ro ronen; no recess and taught
try. 1 was often Nv wear,nd ,"oes 20 seome-
felt embittered hacau.a ua. ! never
Fortunate circ,,,, sta stsvause ! was IN less
49,. -. "an o,hers'
II worked hard ana watched lonr for
opportunities to better NV ststinsn 1s ius in
life, which finally came Through Paul
Sorg when he took me into conrross
as his secretary. This was The twsn,ns :
point In my life, and / want IN ssv te
all you young men 'tha, SoS ~ ssas o NJ
young man who learns a. a,,ietiv a.
possible to use his mind and hia hsnds
The spur OF necessity brinTs intn niav :
the stuff that Won are nsda ~ pa
mind taklng voT ~. .no, m nour uon' !
let you know what s n, u"',a'uenos 70
because OF the iessons ts,,eh, ,,s WI
iabored here. .s"' nv "s
vvui Ma
,rx s's SpAre H'msen.
should win promise you that
~ INC physical and mental ability
iiA VIA not be- spared IN fhN An
deaynr 70 continue 70 give the best IN
me Ior the good OF my country. A long
een, nve ! VIII remember this great re-
Scptlon given mo, and tho knowledge az
nhvlnR the confidence OF those who
Know me better than all others viii ro
iong way In helping me win the
ibne
Union Men for Him,