Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-04
cox IN MILWAUKEE,
ON SECOND DAY OF
F0RAKINT0 WEST
Plans Only Two Speeches To.
day AFTER Delivering Six
teen Yesterday.
BIZ the Associa ted p..ss

n &c A G o, September 4-Gov
James ID. Cox arrived here, early today
en- route from Kalamazoo. Mich
Wnere he Completed the first day of
ms western tour yesterday to Mil
"aukee- The governor will deliver
Two addresses in Milwaukee today.
one at noon and one this evening. and
VIII return to Chicago tonight for a
conferences with party leaders tomor-
row. Although only a half dozen
speecnes were scheduled for his trip
snroogh southern Michigan, the gov
hveffng sixteen.
me governor planned to continue
IN ms Milwaukee address discussion
OF the league. of nations and renuh-
Hcah campaign expenditures
Declares Denial In Untruth.
, KALAMAZOO, Mich, September A.
suggestion Of perjury in the Chicago
Inrestigation by the Senate conn
mittee Of the republican Campaign
contributions was made here last
night by Gov. Cox, Democratic presi-
GeAtiAl candidafe, Ii q peeci ciosir,r
tne Mrst day OF his western cannnaien,
AeieeFing to sdenials by repubficnn
teaaeEs q hls Pittsburgh charges that
was made for dfty>one cities, Gov.
Cox said to his audience here. ~
Iou know that when denial was
made At Chicago Of the existence Of
quota men were deliberately telling
an a., nntfuth end telling it under oath"
fne governors statement here
closed day in which he delivered
sixteen addresses devoted largely TO
republican, finances and the league OF
nations. At Battle Creek he discussed
artlcie Is OF the league covenant for
a - ~;
dress. declaring its import was an in-
Hernattona1 warning to keep of the
lines.
G. o. r. Contributions Dnseussea.
Republican contributions were dis
cussed at length here.
1t first was denied by Mr.. Hays
lrepublfcan national chairman) that
there was quota" said Gov. Cox,
again presenting the "official bulle-
I'm" of the republican treasurer with
its statements regarding reports of
fuli quotas" and oversubscriptions.
Following with a statement regard
ing alleged untruths under oath at
Chicago Gov. Cox continued:
II the leaders who nave taken pos
session 0f the republican organization
will te an untruth under oath. I as'
you II that organization is ent
the support of the rank and
.
Eve have established, 1 thin
existence Of quota. is the.
one-1wh denies that they're -
to put something over and don't $50.
anybody to know about it:
Mr.. Hays and his associates !.
think they can fool the men Of Amer
lea by that kind of twaddie." the gov
ernor continued. referring to state
ments in the republican bulletin"
Regarding plans to press the effort for
contributions. "but they can't fool the
women"
Reiterates Enormous Fund Charge.
Gov. Cox also reiterated his charges
of an enormous" republican found and
that important business interests
were trying" to buy a governmental
underhold.
Regardless Of denials." the candi-
date declared. Il repeat the charge
and will continue to press that charge
until the Cd of November"
Asking why business interests
should seek an advantage, the demo-
cratic candidate repeated assertions
that banking interests were seeking
to change the federal reserve act, in
dustrial interests trying to buy the
| use of the bayonet in strikes and
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