Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-29
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 SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. Sept. 2S.-A statement regarding the Volstead prOhibitian enforcement law-that he would oppose any measure that is in conflict with the constitution and the 18th amendment as interp- reted ny lhe supreme court" and bombardments Of questions regard ing the League of Nations from per sons of German blood marked live ly tour Of South Dakota today by Governor Cox. The Democratic presidential candidate also launched new criticism of Senator Harding. his Republican opponent. assajling bitterly the senator's Baltimore speech of yesterday and again dub bing him brewer"
 Governor CoX's statement upon the Volstead act. the first he had made directly. was in response to ques- tion-the first from any of h.s au- diences-from a man at Mitchell late today.
 Win Uphold Constitution
 'Tf elected president of the United States what will be your attitude in regard to the Volstead law" was ;he point blank query made
 My attitude with reference to that whole question is this" Cover nor Cox replied 'I shall oppose any measure that is in conflict with the constitution of the United States and the 18th amendment. as interpreted by inc supreme court"
 The governor when questioned later by newspaper representatives declined to amplify his statement. declaring that it stood as giv en. To his corn show audience the canCi-' date reiterated his pledge of law on forcement and his statement ragard- ing Sunday closing of Ohio saloons while governor.
 Should Welcome Germany
 That Germany should he welcomed into the League Of Nltions and treated as well as any other na- tion' was stated by Governor Cox in reply to persons of German bloud or descent, forming a large part or communities the candidate reached today. He said that German iurkers not the masses. caused the war and. discussing America First" and 'Deutchland Uber Allea." declared Ale pro-German slogan was selfish and it's policy disastrous.
 Tn virtually all of his speeches to- dav-a total of sixteen. including fourteen out doors in biting wind and the thermometer around the oo mark. Governor Cox assailel Sena' tor Harding. Deploring ard de- nouncing the senator's demur yeSter- day at Baltimore to a question upon the league and the Republican roml- nee's statement that ie was hh- out a single program consiruciife 10 an association Of nations. Coyei nor Cox declared the situation '6eplor- able and pitiable.'
 G. o. p. "Pleads Guilty
 "The candidate of the senatorial oligarchy. by his statement. inc governor declared in addrcSs'n% large audience here tonight at me auditorium closing his South t'akoia tour. pleads guilty m behalf CT himself and Is assOciaies TOT the most stupendous conspiracy the world has ever seen. This statement is confession of the charge l have made that this group has deliberate ly held up the peace of the world and outraged suffering ciNi;i7"ton for selfish partisan purposes ana wilfully obstructed the ratification processes in this country that they might win a presidential election Tor themselves in a resentment that might be aroused at the administ:a- ton in power"
 Repeats Former Statements
 The League of Nations and agri-