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cox FIRESFIRST
CAMP PA|CN vOLLEY
At HIS OPPONENT
SAYS FIGHT WILL BE DEDICi iTED
TO TASK OF BRINGING ABOUT
PENCE WITH IIONOR."
ANSWERS LEAGUE CHARGE
National Committee Ia Meet nj Columbus
Next Tuesday io Discuss pians--
Chairman Manager VIII Bc
Selected

~ Associated Press
COLUMBUS. Ohio. July iI.--Covornor
James NJ. Cox. the Democratic nominee
for President today fired the first vol
ley uf the campaign M his Republican
opponent. senator Harding. announcing
definitely that his official notification
viii be- held NJ Trails End. Dayton. and
stated that the Democratic national com.
mlttec viii meet In Columbus July 90.
instead of In Dayton, as was previously
intimhted
First official Statement.
In his first official statement, IN an
Hwor to senator Harding's charge that
the administration nt Washington has
aiddlcd the league uf nations upon him
~ the chief campaign issue. the Cover
nor declared that his own campaign viii
h. dedicated to the task of bringing
about peace with honor. uf rcndiusting
the affairs ~ civilization ana of creating
"a new day on, of which he will make the
beet Of the lessons ~ the paEt."
Expresses No Preference.
In connection with the selection of
permanent campaign manager, which
viii be- one of the chief duties ~ the
national committee when II meets here
July 90. Governor Cox would today cN'
press no preference. He would not
state whether T.. II. Moore. his pre-con'
yention campaign manager. would nc.
ccpt the position. hut when the name 81
Chairman Cummings was mentioned ne
said that the national committee might
insist that he would be- ~ more use In
! the campaign as speaker than ~ u
manager and decide that Mr. Cummings
should take the stump.
WIN Meet Women Friday.
Mrs James Rector of Columbus.
chairman ~ the ohio branch of the
National Woman's Party called ON the
governor to arrange further details of
the proposed meeting ~ representatives
of the womnn's party with the governor
Friday afternoon. Before conferring
with the governor. Mrs. Rector iniinmi.
ed to newspaper men that the women
Icxpcct 10 state plainly to the Democratic
nominee that unless hc uses his influ'
Icnco tn have another Democratic state.
Tennessee ur North Carolina, ratify the
federal suffrage amendment immediate
/ lv. n, mnv face the opposition oi seven
teen million women during the cam
Ipa!gn
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WEATHER
!, Yesterday. %. lowest. 81.
a...a.aa.. ul.a.


Forcca1 f~ Amarillo and vicinity
THURSDAY partlv ciuudy to cloudy.
probably thunder showers.
west Texas-Thursslay and Friday
partly cloudy.
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REED DENOUNCEs
LEAGUE, BUT WILL
SUPPORT TICKET
MISSOURI SENATOR REITERATEs
OPPOSITION TO TREATY
A. FRAMED
ny Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
ST. JOSEPH. ~. July i4--Reiterat.
ing hia opposition 10 the covenant Of
the league Of nations NJ u In now
fraed. aud declaring that he viii not
foocde one inch from the position no
has previously taken. senator James
4. Reed, addressing q meeting here
tonight, declared he would support the
Democratic party. Notwithstanding tho
declarations of the party In regard 20
the league ~ nations
II intend 10 support the Democratic
candidates" said senator Reed. be-
caure the great principles Of the Dem
ocratlc party. which have survived the
vlcisliudca ~ the century. stiil live.
Something Above Platform
Upon the league Of nations. the
platform of neither party suits me. But
there II something greater than the
platform of any political convention.
II IN the platform 81 Americanism.
That platform was proclaimed In the
Declaration of Independence. II was
baptized In the blood of the revolution"
Senator Reed snid he has always been
10 consistent Democrat
Defends IIls Record
AS an official" he said. II have
never violated a Democratic platform
Or failed 10 support a Democratic pol.
scy.
At such a time as this II IL unfor.
sunate that the country In infested
with dcmagogucs." he declared.
THE demagoRue IL political profit
Ger 10 gain office. he advocates any
doctrines. suhscribc- to any creed. and
utters any falsohood. lie fawns nj the
feet of power and kneels before the
dd ~ the hour n he lived under n
monarchy h. would assert. the king
can do no wrong In "a republic he
declares that he favors all the popular
president has done. ani swears he viii
support everything he may ever do.
Ilames Executive Interference
"If th,re haG been no interference
ay the executive department. there
would no, have been three senator's
who would not have voted radically
a. amend the treaty. I also unhesi-
,atinely state that II Il had not been
Tor an immcns" propaganda financed
hv International bankers. plus the In.
suence ~ tho white house, there
would net hav" been n half dozen sen.
aton who would have voted for tho
league ~ nations In any form"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
Nuevo Laredo Prepares
to Fight Rebel Attack;
Communication Lines Cut

q, Associated Pres
laredo. lev. July ii.-1hc federal
ssrri>on az >ueVo LAREDO. the MrNi
ear town opposite this city. was Ir'l'.
Eng on arms tonight. following receipt
e . d.mand for IT. surrender ." anti
go, efnmeHi forces. The demand. re
fding a. urNic,n eunsui >arach".
,,a. mtdr by Gsnr'al kIsIrca ''ons fl'-s.
Who h,s several hundred disaifeci"d
.oltirrs aud customs guard under hl,
command. The demand. the consul
I'D. met detinlie refusal on the pari
ol Calunel Orrtga T.arir~on r"nnnandri
at Nue,o Laredo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15

%, s..eria's.i Press.
laredo TrN lIiy ff--hffr b. re-
persistent rum0r that Nurtn Laredo.
q Mexican town orf0sfe Laredo.
VeNls b. a. D" attacked tonight hy
; ;,uiits IN, town h. ahnut o. h~rone
is,tt,i from MsNi'o hy tho cutting -
au wire aud rail communication south.
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n was adopted by n hig majority
which on motion was made unanimous
The convention recessed an hour after
disposing ~ the platform. planning tn
return ana take mp the questions "i
party name aud presidential cnndi'
dates
OBJECTIONS from the ranks ~ IN"
new PARTY began when Il was shown
that the minority report would be- over
vh"lminply defeated
Ferguson Pulls Out.
James Ferguson m Texas was the
first to openly pull out of the meeting
", WAS followed hy delegates from sew
trd stat,f. none 81 whom was td"n-
un,d with the labor party.
\ near stamped, developed when an
attempt VAS made 10 forcstall intro
lu,ti"u g 10, majority platform o."
purt bt suhmlissIun tu the convention
10 a rpfut that was reputcd ~ he ar.
.,ptnilr 90 senator Robert NJ la Ful
i,itr The rsua'uf> friends launched
the attack with she declaration that
the convention was boss ridden and
NIlf. NN NNIIlN|fN 'INN AiNNN NN' - N
ator's own platform idoas hid h"rn
buried in secret meetings
start "a Toilette Hoom.
The storm hruk, With all the ferocity
~ 70 r0t ana il Toilette delegates
were uu,k o. 4ir. the mumcrt a.
priur ihsir rr,..i'rtinl h"uiu. \ hir
photograph uI ih' .Hnatnt n,E dfap'i
md hgE, ud banner ius r.l.i with
hiz nam, we're swung before th, 'nn
,ontiun and ihs druuustfatiDu was un
n hrt,d ahuut "quafi',s II au
hour
~ u u,,Dts iauIsht the convention
nre,er,i.d iu uou IIting spr.,h,- fuf
uf,t ltlrftIlI candidates.
Mllunr's Nam' Prrsrnird
n ~ uaflaHd t Wa hingiur rrr
rrni,d th. usm' '' Dudley Flold Ma
lone
Sew Yorg d,iel itcs staged bfiei
deinru-trlt0n when Catherine Simm.
= New York City rrcSenicd the name
of Henry Ford
tr.,,s,0.1 I'm pace E,.h,
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SAYS REPUBLICANS.
DUE GRE DIT FOR.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
REPIBIICAN NOMINEE RESENTS
"PERSISTENT MISi.EPREsEN.
TtTION" OF FACTS.
STATEMENT IS ISSUED
Ohio senator Declares Credit ior the
Reform Ever Having Chance ~
Success hl0ngs ~ His
Party.
By Associated rrc.s.

Ry Associated rfess.
MARION. ohio. July 4-Sonator
Harding In statement tonight re-
scented what h. characterized a. per.
Sistcnt Misrepresentation" uf III" Re.
publican party's attitude toward woman
suffrage. and said tn that party be-
longcd the credit foI iho reform eyer
having chance ~ success
lie dcplorcd. however efforts to make
political Capitll out of the situation and
said he hoped ratification would hc ac.
compli,hcd before November nn matter
whether q Democratic ~ Republican
state way the thirty.slXth to approve the
suffrage amendment
- Republican States.
Even IL Democratic stat" shnll I'm
ish the business the record will SHOW
that twenty min" Republican and seven
Democratic states made M ia" roll ct
honor. !" said senator Harding. That ~
good enough for us
"My patience h. snrcly tested some
times over the persistent misr"prcs"n.
iations uf the Republican party. IT. stat"
governors aud legislatures IN this mat
ter uf woman suffrage Whether II
.manatos from mere mischief makers or
from partisan desiict. ! cannot help re-
.enting Il. We must insist On having
fair treatment uf the party without
whose persistent support the great re-
form would never have had a chance ui
success"
Submitted by Republican.
~ Republican senate and Rcpnhli'
can house submitted the amendment tor
equal suffrage A Democratic senat"
had previously refused TO rubmit H..
Twenty.nine Republican and six Demo
cratic states have ratified II.
six Democratic states have rejected
the ratification resolution, and another.
Louisiana. has Just refused to give "
consideration. one Republican state
lust one Delaware rejected II
The firs, eight states to ratify were he
publican states.
"when. In 1919. the Republican sen
ate finally mustered the necessary ma
iority to submit the amendment ther'
were 30 Republicans and only 20 Demo
cratic senators voting for II. hut There
were II Democratic and only Rcpubh'
can senators voting against u.
Persistent supporters.
"whether in the senate the mouse.
congress or state Legislature. the record
,hows the Republicans have been IN"
persistent and effective supporters o'
This measure. In such circumstances, u
is simply amazing that Democratic man
ayers should have the audncity to be
assuming that they are the friends upon
whom the cause must depend " u II to
succeed. For myself and for the Re
nublican party. I earnestly desire tina,
ratification may be accomplished IN
time to give the whole body of Amcri'
can women the ballot next NoV"m'
her"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15

CHICAGO July H-The labor group dominant when the
party adopted platform late today in preparation for
nomination Of candidates at tonights session.
minority report from the platform committee sponsored
by three Of the five representatives Of the committee Of foryesh
but defeated by vote Of slightly less than to l.
The majority signed by the five labor members Of
the resolutions and Of the Ortyeght partys
resentatyes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
Christensen. Salt Lake City La,Dyer,
Named for President by New Party
on Second Ballot; Malone Next in Line
BY TIE ASSOCIATED PRES

CHICAGO, July i5.-Parly p Christensen Salt Lake
City lawyer nominated the presidential candidate for
the Farmer-Labor party by its convention at 230
o'clock this morning. Christensen member Of the
mtee Of forty-eght, chosen the second ballot
Christensen elected Dudley Field Malone Of
New York by a vote Of 1925 to l746.
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~. Sinons asked Mr. Llovd George
60 receive him. and the ihitish prime
minister consented. after rcconsulting
with the French premier. VI. Millornnd
Talks With lloyd G'orge
The German secretary had an houI'F
plain talk with Mr. Lloyd George. who
again tod him frankly the allies would
go no further than they had already
done In reducing the terms of coal de-.
livery. namely. two million tons month
ly Dr Simons repeated his contcn.
many to deliver the amount demanded.
After comforting with Premier Lloyd
George. he said thnt what the alliess
were insisting upon. means for my
country either clyil war or invasion"
Cabinet Meets
On his return to the Fchrenbach
villa. the foreign secretary talked Tor
long time with the chancellor, after
which the chancellor called meeting
uf the cabinet. with all the experts
present The meeting wRs deacrib"h
us extremely nnimmatcd with wide
differences ~ opinion. immediately
nfi.rwnrd the German ministers d'lib'
Grated four hours.
Holds Third Meeting
~ ten o'clock tonight the German
cabinc; was holdlrg It's third meeting
of the day. Dr Simons. Who war 20
have received the German press rep.
rcsenintivoH this evening, sent word
that hc had nothing To announce. one
of the most influential II the German
experts said the situation was grave
nnd u looked M though the nllloa
would occupy the I,uhr. II the occu'
patton ~ "a Ruhr should take place
II would be- carried out by siX divisions.
three French. iwo British aud one Tel
gian. Every military preparation has
been made o. this cnd.
Report T. Denlcd
Premier Mricrard called on Premier
U,lryd George about ten o'clock today
and cunycrsed long time. N. MI.
.crand had the French journalists to
dinner. but declined to discuss the rii.
nation. official denial IL made ~ a
report that Dr simons hnd raised the
German offer ~ ca,i In his tax with
Premier Lloyd George. To- $500 oo0
otns monthly
field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson
'hi,f ~ the imperial British staff. nr.
rived here todaN. Marshal Foch is aiso
on the ground
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CONTINUED on Page Eight
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Sllrfcp Hiper til Wtioiiailppiiloocn,
men "a Der oiie lnbtrai llbclb pco at
belle Eabnln9cn prltcbe ucb at gna
opcr illnn NooielnIb, blcn Wclct ic
mere fieri nco iii DC iorlficlli9c Son.
bina3plohic uco Tloocn. Nton hap
&c | DC Sage llrgcn Nunfc, % "a
lbomplona MteIlciorrctnlng porc6e
fig mc9et lior, par ban / "lterltc ,Sor-
lcAcnhco nuNoocnbc DC Tenaeiummc,
lom ltrsmnneoc inb % Tor hpilfc ban
life hauoc nogct iiffcrt @lcmmcitco.
San If 'oa Ell Snlco til al lapc ia
ct Fcngeifab. Oct cr nofiaa tort,
llo0Ict lamm1en al &crrploocr % lat
pna Innn Niul. ilig ipm Sbompion
llocn Gull bapoc lcct Dem / GitcnS
Storbpcr oN Nlpct Smebcn Ell moi
aatlg WelfrlUcllc. Set boubc natllr
llQpl2 lngcn "Nombilntion", men CT
iorlparIig Nalpc % ct prloigt No1l
Nclana a llot Ill at n'plic ben Sio9
Der fortTlc@ a. gamle Tolf,
al Ger oltc par Here (ltiinb Collars
| @lllb / bette Sfnb. Zen ganllc
ltaar r%rcrnoclc$ | Cltnocr, men
,Wellcltcucne3 Sllrrcn cr ior lnll9e
ophert Nnaningcu bruge3 M
Iom Wpcn$ @lcftricltctaucrF OF 0ier
900 Nuttc Tor Jig iom ioubont, mcl,
Oct Nanlc Ten9cltob or iom anoct
lat III &ro9 / aiclocrcn %
llo'at Tor Ell %unregt, oct life bar
On Wono. Der ~intcre9iC
rcr lig Tor loaonmc Mtlnocr ira Np.
bpagcrtiocn iii her ON Soar1 pper-
tolt Nrbeibcrnc / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I'll at rllllc Oct lorrlllte0c Sfob llo /
NaQ2lp'et, Ino ban frunhc iao taQet
Ct 6otoQroil al oct, "a ocrucb lore
fom o~pcnitoocnoc Splpaulnocr ON
Sbonlplon9 Vcngeltab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14
Stor Potelbrano.

Sra San Srancisco tclcgraiercs
Den lite Mai: Sper 80 @iGiter /
California Sotel", beliggenoe / ct al
San Sranciscos iineite Stres. blep I
Eat brepet no paa 8aoen / fine @at-
rragter al Ell S~loebranb, bpis Sp.
rinoclie man enonu life bar firnilet
f~pnita.ere. Seloigpis bGnbte inacr
llIpffer. ioet iamtIige ilap ira Oct
mco SfrGffeh. @ranoen blcp braat
nnoer aontrol eiter at bare anrett,t
en- Sfaoe paa ca. $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14

or oelt mellem Nais, Dfiaet "a 80.
teter, foriioen Dem itore aisffenbape
nieo nlt bono / oenne Hetnii,e nleo.
goar til Susboloningen. Ger er belle
to acre5 nteb 500, buorai penies ct
%llobDtte al melleln 600 % 700 BIT
Ibels. Eli at arbcibe paa Sarmcil
pTlgcs DOG belit ioaoamne, Der ira
en- lpttelleere Sio er pant meo oen-
ne SpsieliGttelie, meoellS De andre
be'flTftiaes / Initaltena forifiellige
Snoultrier, bpornt Einoebpaiingia
brifen er ben forncmite.