Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-08
DEMOCRATS MAY
BEAT OPPONENTS
AND GIVE WOMEN
BALLOT IN NOV.
Cox Wires Louisiana to Rat
ify the Stuff Amendment
So It viii Be Effective In
Time For Election,
ROOSEVELT EXPECTED
IN DAYTON SATURDAY
Campaign viii Be Conduct
ed Largely From CoIum-
bus; More Homes Needed
In j, ST. Nominee Says.

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'Sr N0FN'H' 1oosHAL SPECIAL LEASED "'se
Dayton ~ july TT the lfSis-
AZURE OF Louisiana acts IN accord
VIZ" the opinion d fcN"rnot
James NJ coz, democratic nomi-
nee Tor president women will be
ehlrhichlSeu TO vote al the NO.
Neh'Def eiect'oh ana the demo
C'a't party may sel the credit
Iof making universal suffrage a
'dCt'
IN telegram 10 FRANK j.
Loo'leS' chairman OF the Loulsi-
ana STATE central committee, GOV
tthor COX expressed II as ms opln-
ION that the Louisiana legislature
owes II as duty 10 the demo-
tFallc party 10 ratlty al once, MI.
LooheN had Wlfed the SoVerno"
ASKING MN TO express MS views o
the IeglsIature on ratiflcatlon OF
the amendment.
Governor toN's Reply.
The governors reply was:
Il have your wire as chairman
of the democratic state central
committee of Louisiana on the
subject of the ratification of the
suffrage amendment by the gener-
al assembly. | can only express my
opinion. 1t is that the Legislature
owes 1t as duty to the demo-
cratic party to ratify at once
In his official capacity as gov
ernor of Ohio, the democratic
candidate has repeatedly placed
himself on record as being in IA
Vor of giving the vote to women.
He has signed a number of bills
intended to enfranchise women in
thls sta.e ana IN speclai mesSage
70 the l7slslature transmitting the
ieuerai dhieiiuhieiit LOT ratification
ne uiseu idNoTaple action, 'Conse-
ms frank OPINION eX-
pressed To-Day on the subject was
not uheNpecleu mere IL was
statea touaN py llose IA close
.oeeh WIN ne pelN"cratir pfesi,
Hshtfii eohSIaa'e ma, Hes rShtetH-
pi1'eu coluoctihs ms cahlpaisii
chieiN from 'oiu'i'ous' Where ne
VIII HeCeSSai nave 10 pe nluch
1l the tlme IN connection with ms
auties as governor Hls Dayton
lr'etus' however, ahNclpate that
MS nome CITY VIII pe one OF lhe
prlhcipal nerve cehters IN the
'afnpalsn ana that no small part
d ms campaign work VIII be CON
lucted from ms newspaper otflce'
II mas peeh the practice OF the
governor 10 come nome eacl' fri- /
lay from Coluiipus ana speno 'he
Meek emu WIN ms iaihily at
ran Eho ana al ms newspaper
oftice.
NO conferences NOW.
No political conferences of i'm
)ortance are expected until the
,arty leaders return from San
Francisco. The visit Of Franklin
}. Roosevelt, the vice presidential
lominee, which is expected Saturt |
lay, is not anticipated to develop
nto anything more than an ex-
hange of Fluctuations.
Mr.. Roosevelt Will stop mere on
lis way home from the convention
he governor spent most OF TO-DAY
t his newspaper office receiving
alters and reading messages or
ongratulation which have poured
nto his office in constant stream
ince early Tuesday morning
lmong them were fellci'auohs
rom all the candidates VINO Were
ontenders for the honor mat came
0 the Ohio governor, wee presl-
.ent and Mrs. MarshalI, caplhet
nembers, governors. political lead
RS of both parties. representatives.
f labor, business men and per-
onal friends.
One message from Frahklih k'
.ane, former secretary OF the m
erior. said: Il sincerely congratu'
ate you and the country DO give
S campaign that is constructive.
hat will challenge the interest ana
upport of the new voters Ihe
eople want to hear detlnlte Word '
s to home affairs as well as for {
ign"
Talks Golf at D1nner. II
Tonight the governor talked golf
[ a dinner at the Dayton Country
Iub.
"There is an erroneous impress
on that golf is a rich mans game.
is not. A set Of clubs doesn't
,st much" he said. He declared
encouraged outdoor life and par
cularly country living.
IF | have one public, hobby,
her # has heen the preachment s
. W, go, nran |