Arizona republican., 1920-07-14
WILSON ID TALK CAMP PAIGN PLANS
 WITH NOMINEES
Conference Between Cox, Roosevelt and President Scheduled for Sunday Morning-To Discuss Diff ferences on League of Nations
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WASHINGTON, July 13-President Wilson will meet Governor James M. Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Dem,- cratic presidential and vice presi- dential nominees. Sunday for the first time since the candidates were chosen at San Francisco.
 The conference will be held at the white house to discuss plans for vigorous campaign. It was arranged today by Governor Cox. who teIe- phoned the white house from Colum- bus to ascertain what day within the next week would be most suitable for a meeting. The answer went forward speedily that MT. Wilson would be de lighted to see the governor and also Mir. Roosevelt Sunday morning at 1O:30 o'clock.
 While it was stated that the presi- dent had no particular choice as to the date it was explained he con sidered Sunday more suitable as 1t would enable the governor 10 come here and return home in time to keep enga gements with party leaders on Monday.
 Deny Differences On League Party leaders declared today there was no foundation for statements that the president and Governor Cox were far apart" on the league of nations. They said it was but natural that the | governor SnOulu 0eSlfe to eACHaISG views with the president on thJS and many other questions before begin ming work on his speech of accept ance.
 1 While the president plans to re- main in Washington all summer, his | friends say that he can be depended upon to lend his influence to Cover l nor Cox's campaign in statements and | letters. The president has obtained much first hand information as to the l preliminary campaign fight from men on whom he often has relied and has devoted much time daily to news l paper reading.
 | Governor Cox will arrive in Wash | ington Saturday and during his stay ! here will be the guest of Judge T. T. Ansberry, a member of the District of Columbia delegation to the San Fran cisco convention, and a former mem Der of the house from Ohio.
 Women's Party Seeks Conference
 COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 13-A dep futation of the National Women's party will confer with Governor James ! NJ. Cox, Democratic presidential can didate, at o'clock Friday afternoon. Miss Alice Paul, national chairman, | and other national officers are ex- pected to arrive tomorrow.
 Women's party leaders also an nounced that a similar deputation from their organization is expected to be received by Senator Harding, Re l publican nominee. in Marion July 22, immediately following the official mo- tification ceremonies there.
 According to Governor Cox. the conference with President Wilson next Sunday morning is the only po- litical conference he will have while . in Washington. The presidential nominee asserted his only reason for leaving Columbus Friday evening,
 which will put him in Washington
 early Saturday, was because of in
 definite train service" and a desire to
 be there on time.
 Governor Cox would not predict
 what matters will be discussed at the
 conference. He intimated. however, in
 Dayton last week that he expected to , issue before preparing his official mo-
 tification speech.
 Tammany Strong For Cox The governor stated today that he expected the date for his official noti- fication to be fixed by the national
 committee at some time between August l and 10 and that it probably would be at his home, Trails End. al Dayton. His attention being called tC a statement by Senator Harding that his speech of acceptance would be short in order that everybody would read it i, ! Governor Cox replied:
 'I don't think that is the point. We have a platform that you can talk a
 lot about
 William Green, international secre-
 tary- treasurer Of the United Mine
 Workers of America, was one of tho , governors callers this afternoon. The
 governor stated that MT Greens cal
 was only to extend congratulations . Another caller was John HenneHy ot
 New York, member of Tammany hal and neighbor of Charles Murphy MT I Hennelly said Tammany is strong fol A Governor Cox.
 Gets Big Reception on Homecoming HYDE PARK. N. Y, July 13.- 7 Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic
 vice presidential nominee, was given :
 noisy and affectionate greeting by hi 2 townspeople here today upon his ar S rival from San Francisco. Democrat! ' and Republicans joined in the welcome ; MT. Roosevelt informed his neighbori
 that the ceremonies attending his of
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