The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-30
PLATFORM PRAISED BY NON PARTISAN BOARD; ATTACKS
 REPUBLICANS

MuIford Winsor, Candidate for Gov ernor, and Judge McAIIister, for
 Supreme Court, Also Approved
 Governor Campbell Fails to
 Return Questionnaire
 Tucson-Governor Cox, Democratic candidate for president and Frank lin D. Roosevelt, his running mate were indorsed by the Arizona State Labor Non-Partisan Committee at their state convention held in the labor temple yesterday. Mulford Win sor, candidate for the Democratic mo- imitation for governor, and Judge Mo 3 Allister, candidate for the supreme court, were also indorsed. @ : Resolutions were passed attacking the Republican platform and praising the fairness of the Democratic plat form in the endorsing of the two national candidates. r-so resolutions were passed in the sanctioning of Winsor and McAllister. The resolu- : tion committee was instructed, how ever, to bring up appropriate resolu- tions to present at today's session.
 Hold Executive Session
 Endorsements Of the candidates were made in executive session. When the rules and order of business com mittee prepared to report yesterday afternoon a motion was made that the convention go into executive ses- sion with all but accredited delegates excluded from the hall. The motion was carried and the remainder of the operations were conducted be- hind closed doors.
 After the meeting, delegates stated that resolutions endorsing the Demo cratic candidates were presented to the convention by the committee on resolutions. After a brief debate on the subject, the matter was put to a vote and passed almost unanimously. The governorship endorsement is said to have precipitated heated de- bate between the packers of Winsor and Charles Roberts of Cochise coun- fys Governor Campbell, ,fwho is seek ing renomination from the Republi- cans. and Mitt Simms, secretary of state, who is seeking the Democratic nomination, did not return the labor duestionnaires sent to them by the committee nor did they make any other attempt to notify the committee of their labor stand, so that their names were not considered, it was stated
 Answers Questionnaires The Yuma county candidate is said to have answered the questionnaire to the satisfaction of the q -lesates. and Was given the endorsement despite a fight by the Roberts supporters
 Judge McAllister and Judge Nea lon were the leading names up for dis cussion in the supreme court race Their strength seemed to be evenly divided from the start, but after de bate McAllister received the endorse ment. Judge Patte of Pima county superior court received no support due to the opposition of the labor factions of the state.
 The resolution which was passe5 endorsing Cox, and Roosevelt follows:
 Whereas, The American Fedora tion of Labor. representing five mil lion organized workers, presented to the Republican national convection at Chicago a platform setting fortf comprehensive doctrine involving human rights and the public welfare of the common people of this country and.
 Scorned Proposals
 "Whereas, The Republican party 1T convention assembled rejected witf scorn and contumely the proposals of labor, and adopted in their steae a platform which has for it's chief ob ject the furtherance of the interests of the privileged and wealthy few who control American industry, and
 .Whereas The Republican party at the convention selected to run or that platform and to put into opera tion the provisions of that platform A candidate whose chief slogan call! for a return to policies of adminstra tive government which have lont since been d discarded by the Amer, can people, and,
 whereas, The Democratic party assembled in convention in San Fran cisco recognize the right of worker to organize into voluntary association for the protection of their freedom and the liberties guaranteed by th constitution of the United States, ant endorsed the system of collectlV bargaining and the rights of worker to cease work as a protest agains autocratic methods in industry, and
 Record is Fair
 whereas, The Democratic party, il convention assembled, has selecte as a candidate, man whose recor is one of fairness and friendllness t( ward the workers, and one who's humanitarianism has been evidence in his public life by his support c legislation in behalf of the commo people of Ohio, and by his adminstrs tion as chief executive of that stat which has shown spirit of justnes worthy of a man who aspires to tn highest honor in the gift of the Am' zrican people, and,
 aWhereas The working people