The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
7. ROOSEVELT
TAKING TRAIL
OF FRANKLIN
G. 0. P. "Sics" Colonel's Son
on Democratic Candidate
Will Speak in Same Cities
on His Tour.
COX WORKS ON TALKS
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO. Aug 13-Announcement
was made today by Senator Harry S.
New, of the speakers bureau of the
Republican national committee that
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt would take the stump for Hard
ing, Republican nominee for president.
early in September
Roosevelt will start in Chicago and
will cover virtually the same route
now being taken by Franklin D. Roose.
welt, Democratic nominee for vice
president. Senator New said.
MARION. o. Aug. l3-Republican
fellow editors of Senator Harding from
throughout Ohio came to Marion to-
day to talk shop and politics at a
luncheon in honor of the nominee.
The program includes a speech by
the senator and a round table discus
sion on ways and means to promulgate
Republican publicity in the state dur.
ing the campaign.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 13-
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic
vice-presidential nominee, faced a
busy day in the twin cities when he
arrived here this morning from Mil
waukee where he spoke last night
In addition to a noon address in
Minneapolis and night address in ST
Paul. several informal receptions and
luncheon and dinner were on his
program for the day. He leaves ST.
Paul tonight for Sioux Falls, S. D.
At Milwaukee Thursdav
In speech at Milwaukee, Thursday
he denounced the opponents of the
league of nations as "a handful of
crooks" and said that the blame for
Poland's plight lay on those little,
narrow men in the United States SEN
ate' who oppose to the league.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 13.-Gover-
nor Cox returned to Columbus from
Camp Perry and planned to spend
most of the day on the two speeches
he will deliver tomorrow ct Wheeling,
W. Va, an afternoon speech at the
Democratic state convention. and a
public address in the evening.
National policies and politics, the
governor intimated will be the theme
Of tomorrow's address. .-g-,-. --.->.- --,ges-
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s. George
White, chairman of the Democratic ma
tional committee today announced the
appointment Of Representative Frank
Doremus, Of Michigan. as western
manager Of the Cox-Roosevelt cam
paign.
Mr.. Doremus's home is in Detroit
He will Immediately take charge Of
the party headquarters at Chicago
from which campaign affairs in the
middle west will be managed.
There are to be six Republican pill
grimages from Indiana, to Marion. o.,
within the next month, for the purpose
of calling upon the G. O. P. candidate,
Senator Warren G.. Harding.
It was originally planned to have
Republicans from all over the STATE
but it has now been decided that only
delegations from the sixth, seventh
and eighth districts will call upon Sen
ator Harding on that date.
The special train to Marion on Aug.
% will make it's departure from In
dianapolis. Members of the sixth dis
trict delegation will board it either
at Winchester or Union City.
Winchester at $50 A. M.
The train will arrive at Winchester
at 9:3O a. NJ, and at Union City at
9:45. The round trip fare from Win.
chester will be 1892. from Union City,
$766. Returning, the special train
will leave Marion at GAS in the eve
ming.
1t is expected that most of the Re-
publicans from the sixth district who
intend to go to Marion on Aug. Is,
will motor either to Winchester or
Union City.
1t has also been proposed that Sixth
district Republicans who intend to
motor to Marion and return assemble
in Richmond at an early hour on the
morning of Aug. %. to have an auto
parade all the way to the home Of
the presidential candidate.
Sixth district Republicans are TAX
ink great interest in the district rally
which is to be held at Connersville.
Wednesday, Aug. rs.
Band From Wayne County.
The Wayne county delegation will
be accompanied by band and it iA
expected that the county will be
represented by several hundred mon
and women. Large delegations also
will attend from the other counties Of
the district.
Cantu Will Not Surrender