Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
LABOR SAYS cox Is
q. RECORD CLEAN
nv HARRY u HUNT

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3-The Non
Partisan Political Camlnign Committc,
- the American Federation ~ Labor
has Just completed is analysis ~ ths
records ~ Presidential Candidates Har
uidg and Cox
| trrn the gr'cmd ~ scented GOVERNS
the attitude 81 the two men IN both
state and national issues involving d.
bur. m committee finds
There can De- hut one conclusion
has 4 upon careful and impartial SUI
N"y ~ the actiuus ana declarations -
! b, candidates. GrN'rnor OK has shown
| himself pDss Ss,-i ~ fuller und'
| ,audiur ~ ~" needs ~ The wurkius
| Tcopl- a reader response iu their ne'6,
aud Co. their prunoSls and broader
statysn1u. hir ~ pts nuhi,, d,srgsgl On.
e N. industrial world"
Wh.,h m'lns ~ course. that .rTH
sr' ''.N" 81 'h' cnti1nCr INTO the prrsi
i den ill sunt's' 81 60 Farm. labor tartv
/ thu Fed ration q l.lhpf recognizes that
: - third urtv viii cut no pigiirula.
figure in the election. that the cnrt'ss
| Ties between Cox and HARDING and thai
I -, strength ~ Organized !riur ~ 'ti
as u rIu be- sNgrg uHli,ic.lly hv ed
~rliirn officials VIII b. MET snlidl' H."
/ bind thr Democratic candidate
1hr .nIr'it:'. utsirg tho icpor' is
e. q nps = Il SImu : Gnmp.rs. ir"sid. ~
! e the tel 'i'ion. Frank Nn-'i ~ -.
rotary. and Matthew VOL. Ills; vice
pi's.d.H.
Not ~ Good.
liardinS. ~ "a state r,nltDf. - furnf
v,firg slX times On lshor PROPOSALS. az
tHNCrably. ~ Iniisi states senator
Nswcv,r. his I.-rorf = rot - gnd On
y l,ropos> ,ls affecting labor h" Is shown
90 have vSt"d fayU hly seven times
mif,VoEtl,lN ten tiir's and e. hl.. - .,
f.lir.i uniaym .lly "hcr.
To,'s hhoi fscuid. however. bath IN
Congress and as governor of hts state
H. ali ,luirly elr..u. h. onmittee finds
In Congress he supported both the
"phnfsv law" hlil aud the lin creating
thr childr,n's buteau. IN" two labor u
sues arising during his service In Con
grrss
~ governor ~ has approved and
nut into practice - measures designed
o. safeguard IA. worker and improV'
industrial and employment conditions
Not an aiy"rs action N shown en-
any q the legislative measures" IN,
report states.
tutueN NHhefs.
TIL record -, forth n Tor thu guild
arc" uf American workers In d'teru'
irinE wh'rr - "asi their votes. II
DOESN'T urT" ~ g',nllsd labor In ~ many
~, 'y's to vot. TT COX. hut it, conclus
i.r IL measurable.
THE Nm.'iran lab movement" tho
rt"rt S'~s. AXIS from no man or W..
man \ plodgr ~ political conduct. u
s-,ks iu dictate none It's Held II limited.
aud properly 80. o. furnishing IN. rT,rk
and Tile the information upon which II
tnnv has. conclusions" But
In addition O. his superior under
standing IT the needs ~ the worklns
psorlc." tho report continues. COVER
nor Cox II the candidate on a platform
which marks . measurc q progress not
found IN the Republican platform and
ih' blanks uf whlch mere nearly AZ
prnximsi. the desired declaration ~ hu'
rlun rights than d. the plsnkS a the
u puhican platform.
Cox Progressive.
Not only IN sr.cifir utterances r.
llt.ng directly o. questions held PARA
,Eount by labor j. IN. comparison faV
~ ,lir iu Governor Cox His prugrvs
,ivr ara CoAstruriive viewpoint aolds
throughout his declaration Of Fuha!'
lu"siions