The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
D0NAHEY SLATED
OHIO WINNER
Democratic Aspirant for
Governor Is Attract
.v ing Support
CONVENE LEGISLATURE
Thompson Making Friends
and Running no Unneces-
sary Risks Of Revulsion

CoIMHus. ohio. 1uly s.-in
the face OF opposition from utgIhl- |
P. y4fiou democratic iu all the pnpul"us
Cputrra of the state. IN" candidacy
OF A. " uuulhcy for thr demo /
rrnfic nomination for governor TINS
goa. &. u3aI!aS decided rfcStt'5'
and despite the fact that he VIII no /
doubt Ioso Iuyahogp ana Hamilton
counties. and possibly Lucas, ms
nomination seems probable hs ihe
state primary campaign gets under
way A conference OF democrats
OF the state favorable go his Chudl
dacy hold here Thursday was large
- In attended. Hul the ,uthusHHm OF
Donnhcya friends was manifested
in very liberal contributions to the
expenses Of his campaign. Donhh'S
IN not wealthy man ana, ln'knt
rich friends 10 assist him, II was
feared he might suffer from lack
~ means 10 push bis candidacy
with the energy that will be de-
mnuded. Apparently tho immediate
/. needs of his campaign are cared Tor.
Duffy Refuses To Withdraw.
t. Thomas j. Duffy, ono of the other
two candidates for tho snme noml-
nation, issued n statement this week
that he would under no circum-
stances withdraw from tho primary
es rainpmgn, statement that gave
rho first indication that pressure
vas being brought 10 bear on him
to retire. Such u movement could
only proceed from the headquarters
of Judge James johnson, whom
former Secretary of War Baker OF
Cleveland has brought out, and is
. supporting with his organization.
II is realized that the -Donahcy
element OF the party will be divided
between Judge johnson and Com
Ia H.HN. 81
Course, be 10 the Interest of ponh-
hey.
Consel for A. =. Sandlcs, whose
Ramc was refused admission to tho
primary ballot as a candidate for
the nomination for governor by
b., Secretary Of state Harvey &. Smith
last week, has announced that no
appeal win be made In tho matter
To tho courts. 80 Saudlcs viii not he
n candidate, ana ponahoy IL re-
Deved OF the danger of his fairly
solid rural support, being cut down
Ivy Sandlcs. who admittedly would
be strong with tho farmers
Legislature Ia Convene.
The primary campaign is to he
featured with a special session of
the legislature. Governor Davis an
= nouncing that he win call the lcgs-
"iature back on July Is for tho single
purpose of making further provl
J. Ston for the payment OF the bo: ~
to Ohio soldiers, Al it's regular scs-
20 sion the legislature authorized IN,
use of 100000 for this purpose
hut that In almost exhausted, ant
claims aggregatug at least 5000.
600 ARE sin uncarcd for. Rut th'
i'@session will be short-probnbly last
ing but n single dny---so that the po.
- lltical possibilities OF such n session
will he greatly reduced.
Former (OuETgEgm1n JOhn u
y Lentz, who IL opposing Senator Pom
creme for the democratic nominn
.~. .tion for the senate, has challenged
the senator to debate with him IN,
senator's fitness for the senate. hu
10 Is understood pomcrcne vii
ignore the challenge. and also Mi
Lentz. through the entire campaign
knights Bold uttCrnnces.
Though no politician In either par
ty here regards Representative
o, l., Knight Of Akron, who is can
didate for the republican nomina
ton for governor. ns likely con
tender, his course In the primnr
campaign is attracting great de.
OF attention for the reason that h
is cutting loose from party line an
-a crlticiziug republicans and the r,
publican party with unusual ind,
pendenCe and franknoss. They wi
look upon the vote he gets in n
III
o. progressive sentiment still prevail
ing IN tho republican party in tn
state. The general feeling amor
the republican leaders Is that It W
not be possible To start any NOV
inent within the party such ns tn
OF 1912
sd Senator Arthur Dav Of Cievelan
vtanother candidate for the ropuh
can nomination for governor, h
challenged Knight 10 n debate
the issues OF the campaign, whi
probably will he accepted. M I
congressman has never heen kno,
's To run away from q fight T
chief contention probably win
s as 90 the soldier bonus, Senat
Day being the author OF the on
bonus law, and Mr Knight bel
on record as opposed 10 the sold
bonus principle.
Col. Thomson Il Careful.
, Col Carml Thompson. candidl
for the republican nomination
governor is preserving good nat
81, in his campaign work ana refu
a.to criticize any OF his Oppuue
or 10 comment upon the princip
Of their campaign platforms as
o.. nounced hy them OF course,
will not lchpte with any of m.
20 He Is visiting an sections of
state speaking to assomhlHgcs,
H litical and otherwise. as oppurtuI
No presents itself and discussing q
party affairs and his ideas Of ST
administration. As the result.
seems 20 be gradually bringing
his GUDHoTt not only the -u-cu
Observation-Disclosures OF the pc
r but considerable numbers Of the
aa affected folloWiugs ,f the 0'
more belIig crcnt candid
Tho result it must be admitted
not certain. hut good polit
n 4, guessers arc stiIl picking Tho
ei son as the winner. A TO the sena
ship on the republican side. IT
comes more and more certain,
Representative : j. Fcss is on