The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17
COX SENSATION
ONE BIG JOKE
c an d id ate's Fund
Charge Cause Much
Merriment.
INDICATES WEAKNESS
In Ohio Nothing but Bidicule
Found for His Uncon,
firmed Statements.


any advantage for C,udIdlfr Cox BOO
his collapsed scnaatiuu over inpub.
ncHn campaIru fund. iu fagt Mr.
COY has bruurbf his rimplIpu N.I.
close 10 tho hurhir. stage ono
clutches tho drift az tu, ruLIi, ufN.
tude toward the whole affair Iu
scrapg of conversation heard u'
street corncrs and ON the trolley
cara.
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IN, rcnut,Iirars % said one rirIl,n at
"a rir.r rouutrr hrrr ,,afrrdry. And
another. ID much younger man uo
nIrlt have bpru % first voter
made reply. Jimmie pulled o. bone
alI right IIc wouldn't huN,.rIId u
word n tho democrats had Eut thr
$4,000. 600 they were after
81, f,r.,,. fb. drift az srntlucui I'm
oht, A. ,.,,....r,,d tb. ..t ,,tuIt uf
r. - -.r-.tl.r is ga rhoyy fnr.
no y,.,ln.ss ~ thr d,unerafIe
Causs Tbor, Is mo- Jiffcrrnco bo-
twrcn thc rnuk and ulc OF rcpubIi-.
cnna and dcmocrnta this year iu the
,sr,,,tr, f,,nd, and yot thr str.
nIfi,,rt f,rt yyhtub bng bnpr broiIght
49, a. H., ,,tcrcn. tl,ottgupds nf
ttto,,, y,,,lI huglp,ss mon.
,hrrkccnera clerks and InborinH
I 49,, c,rtributeh gums from
"a aorts D., e. ana S1o ia tho rcpub-
t,c,r fund. thot. democratic broth
r.n c1,,ail, ,blr IA make such con-
n,,t,,,,, 49,, L,,,t thrir t,puey In
yhat. ,ncl,cts. nnd with the cam
IT., ,.,ott rnd.r wa, mo dcuocratic
Ialtn - ,,,,,tJ Ia, bnnkrupt
u.s. " n'',.' -, ,,,. H., s,,rn,rt uvhicb is
r,tn,, siycn to IL nv men Ike col
on1 ncods Of scronInne fame. and
titc asa,gi,tos Of tho millionaire
lee LII whom Mr.. Cox liz Idonti-
fled,
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Right mere IN Coluillu.h l"'ro ,,, ,,, ",o
huhureus ol "u,,io,' i. -. ~ =" '',,',s. ~
ihg 10 Nu.' Sstiii'I.,,,, io,,,,,c f'ra
4iis s"ppo, "a ,,, ,,,,'ro m vii not
s,o'' ,' cawnnipn contribu-
ttons ca,nnt ne expectcd from either
nf ,hese The small minority re
naining who will vote for Cox, arc
disorganizod and without enthusi-
asm. and apparently see no reason
foe throwing their money away III
hopeless cause -,
This tendency "niIh na' t,,.',i
strongly oulpllus,~'u -, Ia the
OF tne .''a, uoli'oeta,o 80 ,hetr oun marty.
ilhii,.. ilhan',at %" l,,lp'',tfsstea In other al
~ IN" ,h "a one Of the striking
s,,,rs 81 tho cnmpnipn in ohio.
1ea.u ~, a.n,arratn bv and largo,
o'' ,,oct evcrvwhere veteran demo-
c,ats ,vho os has been said. are
soing IN vote against Cox; but on
the oibor hand, 1t Is an absolute
rarity to find republican VINO IL
going to vote against Harding, you
meet also hundreds or drn'otin'S
who will tell you frankly tn4l nv
have not made up 'h'lI "'''iuS ,',,,,.,,,,
they are going TO vote W,h,, Wnvte,,a
there is both unaninlty hnu 90
alasm IN tSpupi1."i' N.'i'c,, onnenrs
hal lulhs' ,h ,ha stoto, for in
usaln "u' W, r. i,boring classes,
stahce' ,'1 - "a heing claimed
Whos'~e eo.'I w, mems, whose ranks
oy ooN' ~ s,,',.,ts 90 mon who. de-
tnere aro tta, ,hcv nro bsinR
splte tno luz ~ dar,o-
handed ~ p'o.Ns ,o,,nr,rt, FOR
crauc ca,uluat,i "''
HARDING
mo development on tht 'ul',p
is more cheering to Ehe repupliV'"
managers than TINS ATTITUDE "i ih-
dependent thoughtfulness on Nhe
part OF great bodies OF workingineh
like the railway employees ana th.
miners. who, through their r"peh'u
requests To republican orbhhl1'IH i"'
facts are manlltHtluE " "'''uN"
tention to study the issues ana rea'h
their own conclusions, without any
assistance from either labor leader
or politician. The writer .persohaliS
has seen during the past week re-
ports from at least 80 OF the -
counties in ohio, in oach OF Whi'u
there were lhh'stent pl'n"ua 80 va,
the men III ths IlGlu l,lal 'tpuor, ,u'',,,, ."
literature on me issuua w Wv ,,',,i ,',' d,
palgn ne hulricu ~ ,,,.,',,,', ,,,J
the demands Oh '"o '"' "'''' ''''
the Worklhs"l'"'
obviously these farmers ana thcSe
workingmon know that II 'u"I7
money 10 print ana circulate CAM
paign literature. SO That one may
get an idea Of the reaction on th'S'
voters on Mr. CoNs charges OF a
corruption tund, Meh W'o VIM,
literature IN order that th'y may
reach their own Judgmeht HS TO VIC
Issues OF thls campaign, air' On ll, ,
face or Things rtas"ilhE men WI.
VIII not he i"'s',I ny r"a, ,.'', rvs W., W.
corruption Wn'n '"v' ~ u,'',n W
inc houfs "n',n NY ,ti,,,, III, a., A.,
Woulu hdNc 'iHP'"N '' ''"'',h' 90