Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-20
Declares Selfish Interests are Gathering 100000
 for Campaign
WOULD
 SHACKLE PRESS
Mother Instinct Will Stay Hand of War with Power
 of Ballot
r.4ssociated Pr.,, L<nssd W,-.)

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 1e.
 Charges that at least S15ooo,-
 900 are being contributed to the
 Republican campaign fund by
 selfish interests, were made to-
 day by Governor Cox in address
 es opening the Indiana Democrat
 ic campaign.
 That is it's low mark he said,
 'and the sky apparently is the
 limit. In Ohio $500, 900 was raised
 in the twinkIing of an eye. They
 have subdivided America into
 seven districts and influential
 men representing selfish and
 greedy interests are passing the
 hat. They are trying to buy a
 governmental underhoId. 1t is
 mere begatelIe compared with
 what the contributors expect to
 get back" denunciation of what he said was the Republican plan for a separate peace with Germany, promises of tax re- dnctions and problems of the high cost of living were other features of ne addresses.
 He spoke to lahoTers today on the ; ourt house square. atten lei a ban Guet of the Indiana Demo cratic Edi- tors Association and tonight address, ed another 'arge public meeting.
 Attacks Wall Stre:t
 With Republican campaign funds a special object of. the governors attack, he declared Wall Street in- terests were planning to "emasculate' the federal reserve act, should the win. by providing that bankers only shall be eligible to a federal reserve board membership. to secure power over credits and inter- est rates
 He also urged federal regulation of packers and other cold storage con- cerns with the time limits for stor- age of fcodstuffs.
 Fears for Press
 To the editors in his audience, Governor Cox gave his views on the print paper situation, urging re-for- estration. inveigling against a print paper combination and declaring and panic has contrib uted to paper shortage. He suggeH- ed federal supervision. He also took sharp exception to Senator Hardins's Appreciation of the disappearance of political organs. Urging an 'inde- pendent press,". he said Senator Harding's was "a dangerous propos- ll' suggesting control of papers by he senate oligarchy."
 Tennessee's ratification of suffrage brought from the candidate in his advocacy of the League of Nations. he statement that "war is more inn possible today than yesterday"
 Tennessee's ratification of suf- rage brought from the candidate in lis advocacy of the League of Ma ions. the statement that war is nore impossible today than yester- lay"
 "Secause, thank God" he add ed, "the mothers of America have a voice in saying when war shall or shall not be-"
 Praisins women as "progres- siVe. intuitive, and patriotic" Governor Cox continued:
 "Their mother instinct is going to stay the hand of war and that is sufficient to justify the cause of woman suffrageS
 The league. he declared. is neces- ary to keep faith with the boys who lied in France. "and also" he said. involves the purse, the home. the and the self respect of very man, woman and child" It is eeded, he said, to reduce the cost living by decreasing taxes for ar nament and by stabilization of agri- ulture and indBtry.
 Republican arguments that the
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