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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
COLUMBUS NOTES

DIR. Robert Marshall returned last
week from "A two months sojourn In
old Mexico. This is the doctors third
trim abroad in the past two years. he
Inn wing been enlisted in the Red Cross
service in France, and later IN siberia
Columbus schools had II holiday last
Thursday. The teachers ana puplis
of the upper grades attended the Far
ut Deming.
Columbus is proud Of the showing
mnde hy our schools at the fhlf'
No grade below the fifth entered the
competition for prizes. We won seven
first prizes AMI two second prizes
The blue ribbon winners were: Soho-
ra I.ovett. High school. typewriting
I.nlla Rookh Selby, High, composition
.sThe Future Columbus" Eighth
grade. Redeysel Gomez Arithmetic
and Zelma Selby. English. Seventh
grade. Rodolf0 Gomez. map ana Ieno
Johnson. English; Fifth grade Mary
TAYLOR. map. and Guadalupe Valdez
English. Byron Carter of the sixth
grade won Il prize for composition
entitled. "A PERSONAL Experience.
one of the best entertainments
Columbus even enjoyed was the oiu
| Maids Convention given by the fE'h-
ian Sisters Saturday evening. II was
an 'all star" cast hut Sisters Lee
Riggs. Arthur Bloch and Doc Hamp-
ton deserve special mention.
Miss Coffin visited friends ut Hon
dale. Saturday and was accompanied
home Inv Miss Leila Mae Farrow and
Mr. Elwyn Ousterhaut. -.
Miss Gussie Walker OF Leander'
Texas. is the guest at tile home OF her
brother j. l.. Walker.
A hunting party composed OF Sey'
mour Pierce. Captain Ac heroid. Artnur
Bloch and several others are enjoying
n hunting trip back in the BLACK
Range this week.
Mayor Blair and \. F'redrickson are
! I'm Santa Fe on business this week.
Miss Alma HOdnett returned hst
week from n visit to her home III III
Paso.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
INDIGESTION:

The Columbus Courier saws. An az
gressive. fighting newspaper is an un
known quantity in Deming." How
can one get that way in these prohl
bltion times? Rotten partisan politics
never did interest the Graphic editor
and never will. The Courier's editor
seems to have had a taste OF politics
which he calls dirty, very dirty, next
thing Ia criminal" Being political
fighter. however. the editor shouldn't
mind being thrown out ~ II lodge on
his ear. Please, however. don't wish
any such mess off ON Deming.
The Graphic has had en- come in Ia
lick him and even shoot him. hut they
never vet have thrown him out of a
lodg,. Seems like after the fever pre-
ceding the election has subsidized. Dem
ing folks have way OF getting to-
gether In order to make living and
boost the town. Therefore the Graph
ic doesn't wish anybody IN Hades and.
while number may wish the Graphic
editor a natural death, IL IL hard 10
believe that anybody in Deming would
wish him eternal punishment.
Successful candidates for office have
a way OF forgetting Us out here IN the
desert after election and II would
seem that the bulk of our earnings
come with the good will which we are
able To preserve in spite Of partisan
feelings. The Graphic editor may he
wrong. but the present policy Of fair
ness 10 all concerned will be strictly
adhered TO. II anybody really wants
a fight out Of the Graphic let them
Islander Deming candidate, be he
either democrat or republican. The
Graphic Is for Deming and Luna conn-
" first.
The Couricrs editorial shows a
curious nervousness and dark suspic-
ion Of human nature that strikes
discordant note amid the vast harmony
OF western expanses. A bottle Of Pc
rma and the contemplation Of nature
from the peaks Of the Tres Hermanas
will restore the Courier's faith in the
innate goodness Of human mature
and that wise Providence which took
Woodrow Wilson into partnership. will
enfold him and the league of nations
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
IF WISHES WERE HORSES"

With all due respect to Senator
Jones and the common people OF Eng
land. France and Italy, the Graphic
contends thar the United States Is
trying to associate itself morally In
the league of nations with bunch
Of horse thieves and worse. whose only
desire Is 10 have the title 10 their
booty underwritten by Uncle sam.
With all due respect 10 Senator A.
A.sJOnes and the common people of
England France and Italy. the Graph
ie reiterates that the United States Is
trying Ia associate itself commercially
In the league of nations with u bunch
of busted buns that cannot furnish
n dollar for any of the purposes set
forth In the league Of nations coven-
ant.
With all due respect to Senator A.
\. Jones and the common people Of
England. France and Italy. the Graph
ic declares that the United States Is
trying To associate itself in Il military
way with nations that cannot furnish
4 battalion Of soldiers for any pur-
POSE set forth in tile league Of nations
covenant.
who will guarantee the present
frontiers of empires and kingdoms?
Who will furnish the money repuir-
I'd for the league supcr-government;
Who will furnish the cannon fod-
der and the treasure Ia make the
flats Of the Snpcr-government theaaw
of the wOrldg
Conccdc. II You like that there Is
honor among thieves: admit. II you
care Ia. that beggarS would be- philan-
thrupiSts maintain. II You will. that
bandits make good soldiers; hut do
not urge that the United States enter
into contract with them To mninain
the status quo. forever ana forever.
If wishes were horses, bcggars
would ride
It's stern old world Of facts. not
fnncics. and the Graphic declares to
YOU now that neither the American
soldiers living nor the American sol
Tiers dead would lift one little finger
10 save the face Of Woodrow Wilson
Wilson the First. president Of the
United States and King Of Kings.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
PULLED ANOTHER BONE

The editor uf the portaleS Herald
has spilled the democratic beans 10y in
je'ting the worst kind of race and re-
ligiouS prejudice into the campaign
demonstrating the underlying prin-
ciples of democratic intolerance. The
Hanna machine saw that mistake
had been made and they made the poor
editor eat his words. and the demo
cratic organs Of the state are cha rging
the big blunder To the republican or
ganiZation. Can you beat that for
nerve!
II sounded like good stuff over In
the PecoS valley where nearly every
body Is democrat anyway. where Al
Spanish American is Mexican and
where the ma ority are Anglo-Ameri-
cans and III protestant faith. But
when the rotten. silly dope got noised
around In the northern part of the
state where things are, 10 say the
least. quite different as 10 politics, race
and religion. the very devil was Ia
pay.
The editorials in question made
some absurd charges about Roman
Cathoic charitable institutions getting
S3S. 900 from the state for relief OF
catholic dependents while protestant
20 begging. The truth
was at once published 10y the rcpubli-
can state committee and showed that
SiI 600 went Ia catholic institutions
and $1,000 Ia non-seCtnrinn boards.
The money was appropriated to catho-
lie institutions because the Sisterhood
VI that church were organized tn furn-
iSh relief and are doing 81 Ia jew and
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
"NOTHING EVER HAPPENS 10
ME-" SAYS MISS FREDEIRiCh

Nothing ever happens to me- said
Pauline Frederick lightly as she STOP
ped her director. William Parke on
the lawn near the Goldwyn STUDIOS.
lust then her chauffeur approached
10 tell her that he had had an accid ent
with her machine and that he hoped
to have il repaired shortly. AS she
turned. her silk purse caught on the
rear fender OF Mr.. Parke's ear AMI
received ragged cash. When she
was investigating this mishap. some
money dropped out Of the purse ana
rolled down the grating OF the dri'e-
way. never to return.
a.. tar starting toward the Goldwyn
garage. TO inspect her machine.
Pauline Frederick will appear AT
tho princess Theater beginning sun
dav oct "a. in her latest screen sue
,,sss .srhe Paliser Case
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

In one common bond NJ universal
brotherhood. Let there be peace.
Following Is the Courier's editorial
The Gaphic's idea IL how 10 con
duet II partisan newspaper may be
correct. may be not Its idea Of luke
warmly wishing its opponents well is
mushy stuff whether il is In New Mex
leo or Maine. The idea entertained by
the Graphic that II has lasted long
time and intends to stick around
amhile." is also commcndablc. The
Deming Headlight has also been con
ducted along the same lines.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
JUDGE MECHEM TO
SPEAK HERE OCT. &C.

Judge VI. G. Mechem will speak at
the Majestic theater at $ o'clock oct
20. The republican candidate has
been charged by the Hanna press with
making front porch or gum shoe"
campaign. Everybody has heard from
the lips Of his rival what poor,
>ickly. wiShy-washy candidate the re-
publicans had thrust on them by TIM
party bosses. Come out and judge fer
vnurs,lf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

Gentle On equal terms. Then the
good naturS democratic editor went
on to refer 70 spanish-Americar wom-
en- as the wives Of sheep lerlers.
chilli pickers and other Chihuahuas.'
q. Il was had break and Honest
Arthur Seligman wants 10 show that
Il was republican frame-up.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

IN. duek season opened oct. IL ana
a. aeer season "opens tomorrow
Oct. 20.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

OF in irons o
the city lnstSa Saturday. Saturday
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-21

Mrs. j. P. Morris, wife of the
new and genia! neat cutter at
Reilly & Lujan's Sanitary Store
has arrived. Mr.. Morris has
secured living accommodations
at the Garrard Rooming House.
Mrs. M. F. Wells and daughter
Bertha are here this week from
FL Paso, where Miss Bertha has
been attending the FL Paso
School for Girls. They will re-
turn Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. de Armen of the
Mesa, is improving rapidly from
a recent operation performed at
a local hospital and will soon be
able to return to her home.
Mrs. X. e. Lemon entertained
with a farewell luncheon Friday
in honor of Mrs. d. d. Tennis
who lett for California on Sat
urday.
Mrs. w. c. Nottingham came
up from FL Paso Monday and
after a days visit with her Car
rizozo friends, returned to the
border Tuesday on No. 3.
Mrs. James Cooper has re-
turned to her home near Ancho
after having her tonsils and
adenoids removed at a local hos
pital.
Mrs. G.. p. Huppertz and
daughter Helen Francis, spent
the major portion of the present
week with friends in Alamo.
gordo.
FOR SALE House of six rooms,
well improved. One block from
school house. Bargain If taken
at once. Inquire of Outlook Of.
flee. 5-21 If
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. H. Henry
and children accompanied by
Mrs. w. r. Lovelace were Car
rizozo visitors from Corona, Wed
nesday.
FOR RENT = One furnished
room with light housekeeping
privileges Inquire of Outlook
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, II. McRae, the
Misses Hazel and Leona Shelton
Of Alamogordo were visitors here
Sunday.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-21
Personal and Social Mention

and |. ID. Baker families after
which they will go to Hartford.
Conn.,, to join Mr.. Charles, who
has been assigned to that place
with his company for a period Of
time not to exceed one year.
The Charles family will then re-
turn to I'll Paso.
Mrs. S. c. Grey left on No. a
Wednesday on receipt of word
from her son Seaborn to the
effect that he was removing his
wife from Pecos to Santa Fe to
be treated for appendicitis. Mrs.
Grey will, after the operation,
go to Pecos with her son and re-
main until Mrs. Seaborn Grey's
Improvement warrants her re-
turn home.
j. w. Johnson was down from
Boyle Saturday and says, his
flower garden will be better this
coming season than ever before.
Many people in reading this will
\ remember the Johnson flower
garden at the station in Boyle,
which has furnished such rest
full sights to passers by, in con-
trast to surrounding desert land.
The Methodist Church Sunday
School held its annual picnic
Thursday in the Nogal Canyon.
The day was pleasantly spent in
games Of various kinds inter-
spersed with refreshments.
! There were about so children
present. They returned late in
the afternoon tired, but happy
as a result of the days outing.
Mrs. w. l.. Quinn left Wed.
nesday for Ell Paso, where she
will visit for the balance of the
present month with her sisters,
Mesdames Laws and Stevens
after which she will go TO Silver
City TO engage in professional
work at the Normal which be-
gins the first week in June.
Judge Mechem, j. Benson
Newell and Interpreter Pedra-
gon left Sunday for Estancia,
where court will convene on Mon
day. The last case, Spence &
Sons, VS. the h. 7. as. W. ended
Saturday by the jury finding for
the plaintiff.
Miss Ula Edmiston has been
been appointed Deputy Game
Warden and is now prepared to
issue licenses at the First Nation
al Bank. Miss Edmiston has all
necessary blanks and no delays
will be experienced by those APP.
plying for hunting licenses.
Mrs. Edna c. Burnett, who has
for the past term been teaching
at the Spindle school was here
Monday. Mrs. Burnett will
leave the last of this month for
Las Vegas to attend Normal for
the summer months.
Mrs. Mayer, daughter Bertha,
Mrs. S. E. Barber and Mrs. M.
Nj. Dame, were Carrizozo visit
ors in the c. ID. Mayer Sedan on
Tuesday of this week.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. W.
+. Elliott last Sunday morning,
a nine pound boy. Mother and
son are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Emerson
with two of their grand children
are visiting the 0. c. Hobbs
family.
Mrs. Antonio Vega is suffer-
ing from an attack of diptheria
but her condition shows a mark.
ed improvement.
Mrs. George Benson and son,
Morris. are spending the week.
end with relatives and friends at
Tucumcari.
ID. A. Saunders is spending
the major portion of the present
week at the border.
Miss Esther Statham of Tu-
eumcari is visiting her sister,
Mro 4 n Taoklond
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-21

same into a rest home for tour
lists and visitors who will in the
future visit the historic county
Seat. Mrs. Morgan will remodel
the building besides making ex-
tensive arrangements for the
pleasure and comfort of the tour
ist guests. Tennis grounds will
be laid out, a swimming pool in
stalled, and these Improvements
added to the natural beauty of
the place, will be of much attrac.
ton to eastern tourists, TO say
nothing Of the advantage and
accommodation the same will be
g. people of our own state in
general, and county in particular.
We wish Mrs. Morgan an abun.
dance of success in her new ven
ture.
DR.. Enoch G. Price came down
Sunday from his ranch near
Ancno, where he moved his
family last SATURDAY from
Captain to spend the summer
months. The doctor has erected
Il nice dwelling on his ranch pro-
perry and Will continue his prac-
tlce at Captain, spending Satur-
days and Sundays with his family
tor the summer season. On his
arrival here he received "A mes
sage from Mare Island to the
effect that his youngest brother.
who is now in the navy was SER
iOusly Ill at that place. He de-
parted ON No. / Monday morn.
ing to minister to his brothers.
wants and to await the outcome
which it is hoped will be favor
able.
Two different coal companies
are now working near the Indian
Ridge, and both expect to have
coal on the Carrizozo market by
the coming August. The mines
they are now working are close
20 the Captain spur which will
make the shipping an easy
-
matter. The management of
10th companies in which Carri-
40 parties are mainly interest
81 gave out the report this week
thdL El Paso parties will take all
output over the Carrizozo sup
ply.
The 4th of July committee for
the Lincoln County Community
Picnic will be able to make a re.
port next week. Many ranch
men have offered beeves and
calves for the barbecue and
business men all over the county
signifed all willingness to help
the movement along. If all
plans work out according to ex
pectations, there will be a grand
time in store for everybody.
The baseball game scheduled
to be played last Sunday resulted
IN "a score of Is to 3, in favor Of
the home team. Many good
plays were made by both teams,
but hard luck seemed to be with
the visitors as the score shows.
They were a good set of fellows;
polite. courteous and gentle
manly. In the next game the
boys may surprise u.s.. At any
rate let us hope for a return
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Harris.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Cole and
Miss Jesse Ramsey left Tuesday
to motor over to Lowell, Arizona.
The Harris family will visit at
Lowell and Ray, Arizona, for
about three weeks r%eturniug by
the way of Hot Springs, STAYING
over for a short period of time
ut that place before returning
home. Miss Ramsey will 60 to
Phoenix, to reside with her
sister, Mrs. W. II. Montgomery.
FOR SALE Adobe house of
iive rooms, plenty of good water.
Close in. Bargain for a quick
sale. Inquire of w. c. Wack.
If
Mrs. A.. V. Adams is recover.
ing from a recent attack of i'll.
ness.
Mrs. Bowen Zumwalt is under.
gong treatment at q local hos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
Wrangel Wycial W Pie1 DIVA Korpusy
KOnnicy Bolszewickiej.
KONFERENCYA w SPA.
Grecy Zadaja Kleske Turkom.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE
SOWDEPIA GLOSI o SWO-
ICH ZWYCIESTWACH.

Londyn, 7. Ipca. - Depesza i,
skrowa Moskwy donosi, re woj,
ska polskie pomiedzy Berezyna
Prypecia zosta}y rozbite wzdhul
calego frontu.
Ma po}noc wschod cd Row,
ma Polacy odstapili do 'Kostopo,
la(0. Ma po4udnie W poblizu O,
stroga bolszewicy odparli atakj
Polskie ze stratami. w rejonie
Proskirowa bolszewicy posuwaj9
sic W Slad "a odchodzacymi Po,
lakami, (Te i ppdobne wiadomo,
sci ME zostaiy dotad potwierdzo-
ne Przez ambasade poIska w Wa,
szyngtonie, a wiec wydaja sig
maio wiarogodne. Przyp. Red
DE-. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
POLSKA ME CHCE ME-
MIECKICH PIENIEDZY, PO,
WIEDZIAL MINISTER
PATEK.

Spa, z. 1ipca. - ,,Polska ME ma
1ega wcale ma otrzymanle swe]
czeSci odszkodowania", Powle-
dzial p Patek, by. minister sPraw
zagranicznych, do correspondent
IA Chicago Daily News, lecz
Polstca wierzy, IL zasiuguje ona
nz pewuc Poparcie w'jej ryzy-
vsie, elunomicznym.
wv rozbrojcniu Niemiec Pol
sscs ME mniej jest zainteresowa-
ma Cd Francyi. Gdyby PolsHa ME
byiz zrruszonS do utrzymywania
srnrif ns zacbodzie, to moze ME
serzciIibySmy Njows zatwieJby
ran. byso wgtrzyrnaG obecna ofen
sywS botmswietEs", oznajma mi
mister Pate5<,
NiehHcy doaoza wszystkich sta
rafi,xzeby zutrzyntaG G6rny
SIssk. Jedea,z wysohch urzsdni-
ksw aiemieekich wyrazii sic, ze
Iezeri aifHaei esca, BY Niemcy
deerzymaty waFunidw traktaHu'
tsafe megs pozwoli6 ma oderwa-
nfs SIesss cd NIemiec, Poniewaz
beg slastm NErmey niezdoins be
ds EFaehsmR swrgo PrzeHryssu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
Cox Przyjmge Nominacye ma Prezydenta
McAdoo, a Zwyciestwo Cox'a
Villa Zgadza sic ma Zawieszenie Broni.
"Linczuja" Murzynow W Texas.
lNNE TELEGRAM KRAJoWE.

kandydata ma wiceprezydents.
Nomlnacya gubernatora Cox'a je-
dnakowoz usunefa kilka sugge--
styi, juz przedtem omawianych
wSrod licznego grona delegatow,
zW}aSzcza zwolennikow Cox'a.
Niektorzy przewodcy proponuja
Franklina D. Roosevelt'a, asy-
stenta sekretarza marynarki na
ten urzad. Joseph Z. Davies z
Wisconsin, byly przewodca fede.
ralnej komisyi handlowej / ME
gdys przew6dca demokratyczne--
60 komitetu krajowego, jest TAX
re my5li delegacyi reprezentuja-
cych Srodkowe Stahy. Delegaci re
Stanow zachodnich wzieli pod u-'
wage gubernatora Stanu Monta-
ma, Samuela V. Stewart'a, Pod
czas obradoWania mad nominacya
ia wiceprezydenta, sytuacya W
kongresie stanowiia wazny pred
miot brany pod uwage.
Przew6dcy wierza, re senat 20
stanie pod kontrola tel partyi,
kt0ra zdoia wybrac prezydenta.
Postanowiono zaprzestac chwilo.
wo dalsze narady w sprawie no
minowania kandvdatow ma vice
prezydenta, az do czasu otrzy-
mania odpowiedzi cd gubernato-
ra Cox'a, czy przyjmie nomina--
eve ma prezydenta. Spodziewac
sic nalezy, re Cox wypowie sic
przy tenn, kogo radby widziec
rominowanym ma wiceprezyden-
ture.
Senator Walsh Montana -
wed}ug opinii wielu, przedstawi
konwencyi gubernatora Stewart
Z Montana, ma kandydata do no.
minacyi ma wiceprezydenta. Sto-
sownie do regui konwencyi, mo-
Wy nominacyjne So ograniczont
do 10 minut. Zdaje sic prawdopo-
dobnem, re oprocz nazwisk pana
Roosevelt'a, gubernatora Stewart
pana Davies, nazwiska Jamess
Hamilton Lewis'a, sekretarza
Meredith'a i generaf-majora Ty.
soma Tennessee znajda sic TAX
re ma liscie kandydatow do nomi.
nacyi ma wiceprezydenta.
David R. Francis, byiy amba-
sador do Rosyi, czesto jest wspo-
minany przez koia delegatow
lecz niewiadomo, czy pozwoli M
uzycie swego nazwiska ma liscie
kandydatow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
COX PRzYJMUJE NOMINAL
CYE MA PREZYDENTA.

Dayton, Ohio, 7. lipca. - Gu
bernator James NJ. Cox wysiai
wczoraj telegram do demc!;raty.
cznej konwencyi W San Francis.
co, oswiadczajac, re przyjmuj.
prezydencyalna nominacye dzie-
kujac delegation "a ich wybor.
Cox wyslal takze telegram do
senatora Harding'a, republican,
skiego kandydata ma prezydenta.
w odpowiedzi ma szczere powin-
szowania otrzymane cd niego.
Prezydent Wilson zyczyl row.
niez szczescia nowo wybranemu
kandydatowi, ma ktora to depesze
Cox odpowiedIiai: ,,Serdecznie
'dziekuje "a przesiane gratulacye,
oraz 'winszuje rychiego powrotu
do dobrego zdrowia !"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
ROOSEVELT NOMINOWA-
NY MA WICEPREZY-
DENTA.

San Francisco, Z. lipca. -
Franklin D. Roosevelt z Nowego
Yorku, asystent sekretarza ma
rynarki, zostal nominowany ma
wiceprezydenta Stanow zjedno--
czonych przez demokratyczna
konwcncye o godzinie 3;15 wczo-
raj popofudniu.
O godzinie 3 90, po przyjeciu
zwyczajnych rezolucyi tyczacych
sic porzqdku Rampant i powin--
szowah dIa urzednik6w, konwen-
cyc odroczono sine die"
Nominowanie pana Roosevelta
ma drugie miejsCe ,tykietu" de-
lnokratycznego byio nstepstwem
kominacyi Brennan Murphy =
Taggart ma rzecz fakcyi Wilsona.
kombinacya ia podyktowa}a adj
ministracyi Wilson'a - nomina-
eve Cox'a ma prczydcnta / ivy
ciczy}a administracyjnych handy
dat0w McAdoo i Palmer'a. Ma
li$cic nominatow oprocz Roose--
velt'a znajdowali sic Meredith,
sckretarz rolnictwa i Colby, Sc
kretarz stanu. Charles F. Muir
ply, przewtdca "Tammany
Hail., zdawai sic bye przychyl-
nym Colby'emu. Brennan i inni
stanowczo obstawali jednak "a
Roosevelt'em w koncu przechy-
ILL zdanie delegatow ma swa
strone. Podczas gdy walka po-
wyzszych trzech kandydatow by
Ia W toku, do listy kandydatow
do{qczono jeszcze nazwiska gene
rala l.. D. Tyson Tennessee, by
lego gubernatora Stanu Ohio
Hawley, gubernatora Stewart z
Montana, Edwarda L. Doheny
Kalifornii i w. T. Vaughan O.
rcgon. Byfy gubernator Stanu H.
linois Dunno przedstawii ,wyco-
FAME" sic bylego senatora ]. Ha-
milton Lewis'a, a sedzia Rosen-
burger Missouri wycofa} naz-
wisko ambasadora David r. Fran
els. Timothy Ansbury z Wa
szyngtonu przedstawif nazwisko
Roosevelt'a, ktory zostaf zgodnie
wybrany katdydatem do wicepre-
zydentury. Skoro nazwisko Roose
velt'a dostafo sic ma ballot. wszy-
scy inni kandydaci wycofali swe
nazwiska i prawie bez zadnej o.
pozycyi wybrano Roosevelt'a ma
drugie miejsce obok gubernatora
Cox'a. Demokratyczny ,,tykiet"
,Cox'em i Roosevelt'em dale bar
dzo dobrych przedstawcieH par
tyi demokratycznych.
OSTATNIA SESYA DEMO-
KRATYCZNEJ KONWENCYI.
San Francisco, 7. lipca. - De-
legaci zebrali sic wczoraj, ably
nominowac wiceprezydenta. Po--
gIoski krazace pomiedzy delega-
tami uwydatniaja, ze organizacya
,,Tammany" sprzeciwia sic nomi-
nacyi Franklina D. Rooseelt'a ma
wiceprezydenta. cambridge Col
by stale w. opozycyi, ably nazwi-
sko jego ME zostalo przedstawio-
ne ma ten urzad.
San Francisco, 7. lipca. - De-
legaci znalezli sic wczoraj cal
klein niezdecydowani gdy rozpo-
czeto sesye, celem norninowania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
I BIuEa MelecrslOgicznego.


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