The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-09
COX MANAGER
mot YET CHOSEN
Man Thoroughly Acquainted
With Ohio Political Condi-
tons to Be Selected.
AWAIT RooSEvELT'S VIEW
Homer s. Cummings and z. H.
Moore Most Prominently
Mentioned for Job.


Dayton. Ohio, July 9.--plans for tho
democratic national campaign contin,,e
TO De held In allegiance by Governor coy
pending the arrival from San Francisco
OF rankin ID. Roosevelt and members
ol .ne supcommittec OF the national
committee Tor tho first conference with
me presidential nominee. The date Of
inc conference still In undetermined na
no uetinite word as TO the time OF ar
ryai mas been received, II may not be
Governor Cox has given no intimation
manager, IL Is known, however. thar
many OF his friends are urging the se-
lecilon OF u. III. Moore, of Younrstown
Ohlo, the governors preconventIon
va,npalgn manager. whom the nominee
y known to give much OF the credit for
me final action OF the San Franciseo
convention. Whether Mr., Moore would
accept tho position. or, like Harry M
Daugherty, Senator Hardihg's pre-
eohheen.,on cthar , manager, step aside for some
vYner personll may not be known until
MS return from San Francisco.
lnasmuch as Ohio Is to be the chief
oa.tleground In the campaign, both
cahaidates being from that state, some
~ tne governors friends say II Is Inn
pern,lve that manager be chosen who
~ tnQroughly acquainted with political
conditions In the stata. They admir-
that Homer 5, Cummings. chairman OF
the national committee and who is he.
ing urged IN some quarters for the no.
ssahon would be a good man for the
N the, Buckeye State they feel Mr.
campaign. s' '"o
whether Governor Cox has discussed
the question OF selection Of a nnnagos
,', With any OF the leaders Is not known
.t unls ~ expected to be one OF the cues.
N A1A
ehce Governor Cox will talk over the
matter with Mr.. Roosevelt befora any
announcement Is made. '
Ihe governed declared a half holiday
IN politics yesterday and spent the nft,
ernoon at his old home near Jackson
uu,s, tnirly miles south of Dayton. A
eVoIe 81 newspaper men and camora-
men who trailcd the governor found him
" grass covered ravine roastInr no
tatoes and hroiling lamb chops Over \
bnnp mo personally served his |
n t5as = ,fn.rusive f,.r, quests and spent part |
willow tree, answering question about
farming. He conducted Inc nSus
writers about his estate, showing them
snSdryhhing IVA interesting about the farm
The governor has intimated thar be
may 20 to Washington In the near f,,s
,,,uLIrs ,uIs LOT q conference with proaldent |
wilson, II iH known that he hns held
nHnper oi conversations over tha
n~ one IN S Win secretary Tumnlty dur |
ldsal for Ceremony.
omcial Notification Of Gov. lama. N
yym ,,,i uemoeratic presidential nominee,
ipms. s. Trails End. Ave miles south ~
WY city. or az the stats Capitol in
,no'u,nnun. M 1 with the chances iavorlnE
sThs Frsheh chatca. Il ,he eovernS, !.
HfHllX \ estliated for such = cekrinnnr.
NJ, Y ~ s.sa Nv ~, w tsp q iha lsEkell
alloy and has astpacious lawl, cei,abln i
caring for some 5000 people. x
Dayton is making pianR FOR a Me
chbration TO be held on July ik. fr 4
columbus will also have Il joiifca.
lon, unoficially act for next Monday,
which time the governor expects To |
ettrn to the state capital fFWI
Headquarters In Columbus.
Gov. Cox stated today that his per-
onal campaign headquarters will be in
olumbus. lie would not comment on
aports that national headquarters may
2 q establ,shed ~ there "That. IL a mat
,rmine," he said He said II was
robable there will be an eastern and /
western headquarters. ElT~
.The presidential candidate arrived al
y ngwapapet ofilce from hls hons NJ |
Traits End at 10 O'Clock ana imma-
ateiy snw newspaper representatives.
Among the morning messages wasl
70 from, d. y. Ewing, chairman of the
state central committees Of
aihornia. II told the governor That
this year than IN 1910. AM
her message was from Joseph w.
DIX, former governor OF Missouri | I
Lcts XIII ten horses instead Of one" !
The democratic candidate learned To-
~ that Texas has q James NJ Cox
no Texan. whose home Ia al Tyler
lred n follows. Ftf q
Congratulations. I know you will q
!, elected, You have n good name
Tho governor said he did not know
2 Tesai', but appFehended that he Z
A letter highly priced by the gov !
nor enmn from the Jefferson MaeonicI h
hEe at Mlddletown- o., OF which the \
'vcrnor y member II commented :
the fact that the Middletown lodge
q furnished Ohio two governors, the Il
presidential nominee and 4
m mrlnsr Gov. James u. Campbell. and a
Jimmy Honorsd. n
Now our Jimmy has received the II
shcst hopors Of the democratic party n
q he Is going 10 win" q
Joy Cox had no comment to make
lay on the. refusal OF the Louisiana n
'lnlature to ratify tho suffrage amend
mt -
rwo congratlilatory messages were
,ciyed by Gov. Cox today from woms =
n democratic orEanixations. They y
me from tho Young Womena Demo 4
atic league Of New York City and +,
. Englewood Jane Jeffereon Club n
onion's Democratic organization of hi
aDahoe county Colorado. Both d
dyed the democratic candidate their
nrty support.
Brand Whitlock minister 20 Bel
I'm, cabled from brussels as follows m
" wife and I send cordial congratu- ri
Ions Am writing" II
rhe Ohio society OF Detroit sent its -
1nFratulationD and most sincere well IN
she's" adding I'VE all, owing TO our
tive state. have moro than a common of
crest In your success While we m,
Ilize that one OF Ohio's native sons cI
Ist 40 down 10 defeat, we glory IN
fact that soon she win have to her a,
dit another president" ~
lISTOL WANTS TO HEAR q q