The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
REQUEST COX TO
DEFINE POSITION
McAlester Women Send a
Bunch of kilograms
to Governor
WHAT LEAGUE MEANS
One Woman Wants to Know
How He Stands on Matter
Of National Prohibition

Requesting Governor James Cox
to define lu his speech ln thiR rily
his attitude In several political dueu
tioua, eleven tcltgrafnH. written Frt-
day by prominent WOMEN IN McAl-
ester, were delivered ~ the demo-
cratic candidate Ia Tulsa last night.
with two exceptions which related
TO the attitude of Governor cox on
the liquor question, Hnd the award
ot Shnntung province ~ China 60
Japan. tho scndorH of tho kilograms
require an Interpretation OF tho
league of natlons covenant and am
explanation of Article Ton E1ch
telegram requested an answer 90 th"
Tulpu HpeoCh. auf 80 s1Vc apuc" ih1t
part OF each mcAnurc j. omitted.
Tho tclegrau follow;
Honorable James NJ. COS;
n YOU should be elected what
would YOU advocate wherein the toNt
ot tho League Covenant rontradlcts|
and destroys the Constitution
Mrs. y 4. THOMAS.
Honorable James NJ COX
DO you contend that this nation
will be under no obligation to tur-
nish men and money To wage wars
under Article Ton, or any other ar.
ucle Of the treaty.
MRS. GEORGE T., LANCE.
Honorable JHmca NJ. Cox a
VIII YOU plcagc publicly nto,o your
exact position on the prohibition
question:
MRS. ALBERT JONES.
Honorable james NJ. cox
You state In one OF your addresses
that the American soldier would not
be sent "a foreign countries withnut
hs nF a.
League covenant was adopted IN It's
present form, stop Who sent the
American soldiers To siberia ana
who ordered two regiments Ot
United states regulars 10 A,licia as
the United states was not az war
With either OF these countries.
MRS. DUDLEY BUELL..
Honorable James NJ. Cox
President Wilson stated TO the
committee of foreign relations OF the
United States senate that all tho res
ervatons proposed by the senate
committee he had consented TO sub
nit In person to thot peace con-
ference delegates present. II these
statement Is true, what reason have
you for objccting TO the incorporn-
tlon OF the reservations into the
MRS. II, IT, MATTHEW'S.
Honorable Jn:ncs NJ. Cox:
Under the present draft OF the
League, how win the American rep
rescntative on the league be chosen
sWili woman be eligible TO serye as
delegntef How long VIII HIN or
her office continue and whnt shall
be HIS or her compensation
MRS. A. r. HARRIS.
Honorable James NJ. Cox,
Are you for or against the seventh
that no one shall he authorized to
represent United States except pur-
euant To an nct OF congressY
MRS JENNIE CRuTCIiER.
Honorable James NJ Cox:
Are you fer or against the four
teenth senate reservation which says
that the United States shall be en-
titled to cast a number of votes
equal 10 that which any member OF
the league and itself governing do
'ninlons or parts Of empire shall
castP Provided that this nation
shall not be hound'by any such vote
otherwise. eNcent whcro congress-
has given previous consent.
MRS. THOMAS NJ. RAsAR,
Honorable James M. Cox;
You stated In your speech OF ac-
ceptance that tho republicans were
insincere In claiming that the league
OF nations would draw our young
men into military ana foreign SER
vice, for our constitution alone pro-
vides that congress alone can, declare
war. DO you mean by this state
ment that there IN no absolute obi
Eation upon tho part of the United
States 20 furnish m3n ana money IN
case OF wars involving league mem
bersP
MRS. w. III. ARNOLD.
Honorable Jamos NJ. Cox:
Arc YOU In favor OF or against
the second senate reservation. Please
define your position on this rcser
walton.
MRS. W. IL FULLER.
Honorable James NJ, Cox
DO you approve of the decision OF
the Peace conference in grantinr
Shantung To Japan? Would YOU. Il
elected president OF tho United
States make any effort TO right that
wrongT
MRS HAMPTON TIrCUER