The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Daughe erty Overrules
Many Local Rec
concentrations
OKLAHOMA NOT ALONE.


ana involved ~ phiIonHEf 'oultu-
,crsics. sHys special tu Tho New
YORK World from his place aud pub
iishcd la recent isauc Tho pic
counter brigade is making lifc y
burden 10 him. IN ovcry state rival
factions are contcndiug for advau-
taRc.
Senator Ponrosc is sore at the
white houHc because ut his failure
TO tic down tho iutornal revenue
commiaeiuntra place. It's final stab
al Il was with Representative Sicmn
OF Virginia; nt the last moment Mr..
SlcWp refused the nomination which
was rendered him. BEING q con
Crcssmuu and mining mnEnntc.
tho VirRinlHn decided he could not
% ord % accent nuu tn"t iilod the
Pcunsylvania leader WHO vas al
ready upset over the knockout that
Wayne y. Wheeler gave John ".
McDormott, whom no vas sup
porting
ne. Nor h Carrot ut. Gaofgi "a,
Tennessee, oklahoma and ohio big
lpW uv = ottio, ~ are uu, In several
states tho negro question lis com
plicatng tho situation and ombAr-
rnssing tho lcnderH here. The prcs-
idont and the attorney general arc
criticised for making personal Hp
poinlmcnts IN Ohio Texas ana other
states.
Miss Aiico Robertson. the iunr
woman mnpiber of cor ress. IL ono
OF those disappointed by tho white
huu''. rreRid NJ H"rding tailed hor
In her ono request for patronage for
constituent by ignoring her
accommodation that l.. O.. Disney.
her campaign manager hc APP
pointed superintendent ,of the Flvo
Ia IN.sAl IL. a
who is the chief OF pie dispensers
had MIR. Harding name Victor
Locke of Antlcrs. Miss Robertson
had protested against tbs selection
oi .ochc or commi rlN'c of Indian
affairs on the grounds OF morality,
and when he failed ~ land that Job
he turned 10 the one he II 20 have.
The oklahoma patronage question
has been very difficult because Of
scars left from the McGraw- Ramon
fght for national committeeman
which Hamon won. MIR. Daughcriy
recommended the selection of Mira.
Hemon 10 succeed her husband, but
James Harris, then state chairman n.
was named by an overwhelming ma
Niortv. ''aryi' aud his organization
prepared slate, but II was turned
down 10y the attorney general with a
plain intimatlon that Mr.. Harris
would get nothing from the admin
tstratlon.
Dau.herty Ignores nnrrcid.
MI. 'aN"htrtt lgnnr"d senator
Harreld. the only republican evei
elected tn tho senate from Okla.
homa, EXCEPT in ono instance, whor
A. &, Alexander OF Oklahoma City
was nominated for internal revenu,
collector. The rest OF tho Oklahoma
slate prepared by Mr. raugherty
Nos 90 the Old hqmon faction, Sen
atur fiurroid viii make fight IL
prevent the confirmation OF the
Daughcrty candidates. In this final
showdown the McGraw and Hamon
forces are united against the new
otra uization,
Three OF tho men agreed upon foi
lobe were recommended by Frank l.
kctch. lannon's business partner
and democrat. They are Henry
Asp. district attorney for the west
crn half of tho state. Amos Ewing
state prohibition enforcement off
Ger. and clint strong. marshal foi
the western district. Alya Mcdonald
of III Reno one OF Hamon's lioutcn
ants, Is TO bo'assistaut warden at tn,
Leaveuworth pcnitcntiary.
Tcnncssccan Disappointed.
CHARLES Quinn. "A prominent leader
~
csmo here 20 sec Postmaster Gen
oral Hays about tho vacancy In th'
Memphis post office. lie left her,
several days ago with n tcmporarl
commission and was hurrying hom,
10 take charge, but before IN
reached there tho authorization 70
him TO act was withdrawn,
An Investigation revealed tha
Bob church, the negro millionaire
a. " mpNis, whn had eSa"lcd
promise from President Harding &
let him he heard before any selec
tion was made, had protestc,
against the advantage given MI
Quinn over his candidate. stew
Wright, white man whom he /
supporting church won out an,
the Quinn faction Is wrought nj
over his setback, Democrats con
tend that neither Quinn nor Wrigh
can have the Memphis post offic
until CiNil service examination /
held under the old Wilson order
Frank \. linncy republican stat
chairman for North Carolina, Ia,
been indorsod for district attorne.
OF tho western district, and tn
president was ready TO give hin
the nomination but at the eleventh
iour tho National associatiop to ad
vance the colorcd race filed pro
test, charging that he ConspireC
"a IN d"mocr t. TO bar the Negro
from tho ballot hoN in the last clcc
tion, II was said al the whit,
house today that Mr.. Linncv viii
he nominated In spite of this pro
test.
In Ohio, regular republicans q
the working sort arc kicking he
cause President Harding is makinr
personal appointments thereby
taking patronage the organization
leaders should have. pr Sawyer
the presidents physician, Mr., Girls
singer, comptroller OF tho currency
and Mr., Notaw, the president
broth, -iu-law who has been ap.
pointed superintendent of fedora
prisons. are pointed to az eXample
OF what is being done for the ohi'
republicans,
\ bitter controversy is raging il
Texas, 1t being charged by repub
iican leaders that outsiders. led b
Attorney General Daugherty, ar
interfering. Representative Harr
n. Wurzback, the republican con
gressman from Texas, Is heing rid
don over roughshad by r., ", crcaRe
and Y. T.. Scobey, friends OF th
aaA thA a NpnCTa