The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
Cox Chances Ruined
In Colorado, Says
David Lawrence
~ nAVIp IAW o. sSUH
tU"gysish' ny th. i"t-ius .-".sb

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,"ri r'". ""'' N'ton 'h"" in" l"r"hlI
,ruu Similarly iho i'Uul'r 10 ~"'.th'"
psss l,,ru r,, uniaEruIssd 10y ~" n"u
t,ariIsa" I,"Eua T"r'Ss ihnt nH"y "f
thrm w"r" ""t A. all ui""""d wh"" ''"'
rrunr i'"s received the loeKu"H n"rnlu""
Tor gI,"ru"r ~ hts rrl'"t" "nr nnh h"h
unhh"d Nlih him whit" IN t"l"rnh"
Newspapers Mig Fsotor.
SO much In"r" attention. however. has
boon given L. the butter tight on stat"
affair that th, rttprt /" drtvc out tho
non par IIAsu h"agu" "N"r EhHd"wS all
else Thua thr Denver Iost. hith"rIo IA
b"mo,ri,tI, paper aud on" 81 TIA" blK w
Ilucnr"s ~ III" 1915 campaign Tor VIII
suu. being largely T"sponrIuiC Tor /'H
s,u,crsr not only IN Colorado but also
In Wyoming. Arizona. N"w Mexico.
Idaho and surrounding states. ~ luke
warm Ou the presidential busiu"Ns. II
hna de, rlupod a more OF less neutral
attIIudT "n th" ION-llhrdiuE CUntr"-
ycrsy. aud la dcNotiug all Ita efforts L"
a rSht uu th" bom"rrauC non -p"rtInhn
league ti,kuI.
similarly rnr pou,,r Times. although
a nJrung nd, ",nr, at tho IrHKu" 81 nh-
tIuus h nuppurtluE Harding GA TIA" the
nr,. -, tdrnrI, thai hc Win abandon S'n
aI"T Juhunuu hit'T tho election ANY
way. Ih"rr ia u"t "a "a" hr"r"' "i l"'E"
lnTluCn,c IL t"l"t.,d" th"I lh helping
,Ur TI,c chit" g"N,tn"t 10 up against
a dITfl'uI pI"p"altt"" lh' l"in"' r"il'
"rHauiaat''" D.. dIn'"rt"h ""d d''"'E""
Ilad
Bympathy for Cos.
The nudi0u, that Et'"t'l III" E"Non"r
ou hIu nrfINuI Ia l'vuN"t wan CnthuhlaH-
~, aud cordial H"m' "f th"a" wh"
hoard him rnlh tho I"N"rn"t nh"w"d IN"
rIrcuI. at hIr InitRulnE i"uimt
. TInd ,"ualdsr,hi" HymrLthy Tor Gov
~rnor cox tor hir EHllUui ilEhi nEnlnH'
big odds rho IroliuE hsr" H'"uiH l" TO
that cox Ia .struEElIuE nlnu" aud unald-
rd For Iuulnn,". To-day. Ia" Denver
I'oHt hna a rtrt"uu ,hapmy"h prominent
" in ItV Tlrst paE" with ''"N"rh"r OK
standing ia an irnplortng attitude h"f"rc
"A row uC VphlnN"S "S.-inCludlng Hryan,
clark MrNdo" and Other Democratic
leadcrs-and asking th"m "aren's you
cNor going to say anythingt
Even p.nucratic ChirftainS who know
CoIoradn'S politics very wei, lak Jus
-ouraEingly about the outlook Tor COX
Thcy say nice things about tho governor
and think hc is making good campaign
hut they don't think he Will carry Colo
RADIO.
piffsrent Prom 1915
How different things are from the
1916 campaign When the writer reach-
ed Colorado In his swing around the cir
10 four Years ago the friendiinesh 10
Wilson Was uumistakablc. Every straw
vote in this vicinity tavors hardlns
Republican leaders Ia 1916 told me prl-
\;Itely they couldn't caUS colorado anu
UouId lose the state by 10000 majority
pys,iLeut Silson carried II by iOoo.
,ud thu time tu" Democrats nh" ousht
tn k,u~ ptrdi,t ~ itariiug Ni,t"T5 BY
al least .u 600
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iluk i,,, tut -. IH, ,i', tI"n
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mn tn. t.,, t.a.ils i,asue /" vac
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g., ,,,.y ,"In,",r,, ","l ih'g f""~ ~"
s,,te NIB" h"'t
=, ,,,r,r"v.p dlar"i'h '.l d""' WIN
~, situation !" N"hrnsr"