The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
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HAVE DULL AK
Those Who Hope to Profit
"i bv League Loud in
Praise.
COX IS MILLIONAIRE
,.1ornational Bankers and
Wall Street Manipulators
Seek to Play Safe.
Nv WILLIAM HosTER.

,hs campaign proceeds the rear
- ~ tho issue whlch the
hAlu.e h.n neople face is being slowly
AI,sissd 10 the public view
uply'' n, real value in the controversy
yvilson's league of nations is
s,pouncement just MADE tnat tne
ihs WorL Evening Post viii give
,,l guppor. to Governor COX
H IN ,ho Evening Post has waited SO
WY ~ make It's attitude known Is
pus.standabie pus only on the grounu
VIZ. un a, wanted to assume an air OF
uN aailberation There never could
Suv .o been any doubt among those
hS.ssing hSe even superficial know
fHss" ~ the history OF wilson 5
eusv ~ nations where the Evening
naS n, oypntually would land. It's an
To- fVn.or,ent now is important only IN
hVo", ~ rosnec, that It helps TO make
I,,te v.hat has long been reason
.,'. ,sspr,d. Its open and avowed
eU, ort of cox is merely the natural
~pEf,,ion Of the democratic cam
j 80 80 certainly the New YORK
po pa.su post is owned by Mr..
nsen,ns " Lamont, of the banking
@ ihoInoo ., I y. Morgan a. Company
nous street and MIR. Lamont is
IL tho way. for that group OF
International financiers VINO a'Vne m
viii profit by America entrdnee M
IA wilson's league or NATIONS, -
we 20 back to the perloo ir1nle-
aia,v,y ,ion at san Francisco for the
nop', s.m hIs,nry 81 the Evening Posts be-
,u. ,u,aa announcement. The prize OF
sO,,S,fuI value at last In his posses
son. Governor Cox confronted the
nroblem Of what he was TO do with II,
careful survey OF the field revealed
"A him that so general was the
a,ssatisfaction with wisconsin and so
sarnest were the people In theAr op
nostion TO wilson's league OF nations
,hat financial contributions sufficient
syen 10 finance the campaign IN his
own stat OF Ohio were Impossible 10
secure.
Then It was that in his desperation,
without even consulting his closet
tr,snds and advisers, Governor Cox
turned TO President Wilson as the
orly source from which relief in the
critical situation could be hoped for.
Mr.. Wilson had rich friends who
had financed his two campaigns
were still ardently behind him.
II will be remembered that UP 10
this time no word OF Governor Cox's
attitude toward wilson's league OF
nations had been uttered, and the
, vague woriing of the San Francisco
' Platform was such that II male pos
sble any stand upon Wilson's league
OF nations that the presidential
candidate might elect to take.
Cox went to Wilson with what re-
suit all the world knows.
Emerging from the white house
conference "at cne" with the presi-
dent, and specifically at one with him
on the question OF Wilson's league of
nations, the matter of campaign II
nances at least was out of the way.
There followed his speech of accep-
lance, through which the white
house compact was sealed, and now
come the practical working out OF
the bargain.
A feature Of the speech OF accep-
lance which bears directly upon the
point was the governors fierce de-
nunciaton # the senate for entering
the Wilson league Of Nations upon
It's records In advance OF its formal
Presentation by the president. What
Governor Cox utterly ignored IN this
connection was that for n month pre-
eedng tho act OF which ne COM
planned copies OF the Wilson conven-
ant were in the hands of half a dozen
favored Wall street financiers, which
provoked no anger in Governor Cox's
breast, though the facts were fully
SIoited in the newspapers at the