Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
COX GIVES VIEWS
 LIN RUSSIAN, MEX. PROHIBITION AND
 LEAGUE TROUBLE
Demo Nominee Makes Nine Speeches In Rural Kansas Towns Ending Day With Wichita Address
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WICHITA. Kan. Sept. sO.-Domes- uc and International subjects were mingled with the league of nations is- | sue by Governor Cox in nine addresses today in Kansas. with the finale Of the candidates state campaign a large meeting here tonight at the forum. Besides the ieaguc. the governor gave hln views on the Mexican question. the Russian problem. and amplified his discussion of prohibition. Many of the candidates remarks were inspired by what he termed town meetings' informal talks with his audi ences In which he invited questioning. In response to a question on Mexico. the governor referred Co statements of eScnator Harding regarding protect vhng@ American citizens and interests and added
 .1ts one thing to talk about protect fnC American citizens. no matter where it might be. but when an adventurer goes into hornets nest and knows where he is going. the United states ought not send brigade of soldiers win him."
 Cox Talks on Prohibition Issue
 Governor Cox was Quized regarding prohibition at Hutchinson and New ton and again ch9racterizing senator Harding as a brewer" declared that the senator had. upon senate prohibl- tion measures. voted wet 32 times and dry times" The governor added that under similar circumstances he would have duplicated the senator's dry Wilson vetoed the Nolstead enforce uicnt law. and the governor replied sharply.
 He gave his own reasons. And let mo add. wilson isn't running for presi- dent this year. Cox is running for president
 when applause subsided tho gover- respect "to the man who will take his place in history with Thomas Jeffer- son and Abraham Lincoln"
 Would Admit Russia to League
 Russia the candidate declared skould be admitted to the league ai soon as it's requirements could be met Asked regarding the leagues attitude toward Russia, if this nation was member. the governor replied:
 .The league would be compelled C keep hands off Russia and permit tho Itussian people 10 work out her owl salvation. And Russia will"
 Gcrmany. Turkey and alI other non member nations. the speaker added should hc invited in when possible. T hia audience in Kansas agricuitura communities. tho governor reitefate his plan Co place agriculturists in nor governmental positions again defende fnc causes fos the non partisan leagu movement. advocated repeal of man war taxes and modification of ''mosl others and promised federal regulauo sf tho meat packing industries and col storage interests.
 Rooster Prevents Wreck
 warrant rooster and "Cox lucs t,ni~ht wardcd Governor Cox, otficia rf tho candidates party declared. ITO danger of another wreck.
 Soon after the governors arrlN hero a runaway rooster was TOUT oerched on the trucks under the cal ata.te'- ntfvate car sThe Federal Capture Of the rooster railway en nloyea said led to discovery th 1arree of the car wheels were wo ,nt and in imminent danger of brea lnr and ditching the car.
 The rooster was captured and nc wheels placed on the car to make his travel directors said, "Cox sur for future travels.
 The crowd that heard Governor V tonight packed every available space Inc large auditorium and many ws turned away. It applauded trequen as the candidate charged Sena' 1fardinr with being the candidate ..rcaction" and recited how he n .nonsored the enactment of progress jaws in ohio.
 C,overncr Cox declared that he ste f,r a "new order" of things. not o rn inc nation but also in the woi .ra urrcd ratification of the league ,stlona as a means of promotion s,,~h "a new order. He asserted q Senator Harding is the candidate or action and that reaction ana
 f...4nesss always are to be found wa ior hand in hand. He warned ousin ,,eo fbst d rcactionary government ysshington during the neNt8our ye ,s reconstruction might le~d to ,onsequcnces. ...
 when tho governor invited questl upon tho league, man asked IT "
 not unfair for Montenegro .o ns' aSe vote or one thousand was inn seriai he said. in view of ieague .,t~rrncnts for unanimous decision