New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Hylan Urged to
Enroll W omen
In Hearst's Aid
,orners Appeals TO Mayor
'' - Line Up Officeholders
in support of Publish.
er's Fight for Governor
observation-disclosures
r.;.uds of Al Smith Hear
Ne Will Be Delegate and
onpose Naming of Editor

-. ..ter 10 upon nlmsetI 70 nrlng
rs ,ss nomination Of William K.
is'.. tor Governor this fall and for
h"lss- in i124. is meeting with diff
FIe h railylrg Democratic women
-, =. Hearst standard.
70 ~ co,rers conferred with Mayor
- A. City Hall yesterday about
So enrolled women Democrats
Iis.ss jobs IN the municipal govern
- organize for Hearst.
' ~. corrers told the Mayor that the
- -. ripe for the nomination Of
t..hiisher for Governor, and that,
w.r.sd. nothing could keep him
IA The Presidency.
-. Gamers made 10 plain 20 the
-. rat al he wanted was a square
y tom Tammany. and that Mr..
a.. 81 ard his friends would look
-, ne details.
-. ia0s Governorship campaign,
W Hearst was a candidate and
y, only Democrat on the ticket
'" S.ses,ed. cost the publisher about
.,.eW Mr. Conners yesterday as
- ~. Mayor. as he has assured
..~..-,,;e county leaders upstate,
y. M. Hearst and his friends will
..,vi5s abundance OF funds.
y,yor Barred by Tammany
v,-,r Hvlan is understood 20 have
-. ro,rers Yesterday that his mind
y, iyliv made up 20 not permit his
, "a be presented TO the state
lection FOR Governor or any other
,ss. <-.-;.L.
..,.,,d straight tip from Four
..,..s Street that Tammany would not
49, for his running for Governor, as
s--olve5 The possibility of a mu-
,s,,l election in 1923.
s-s-Ss Of former Governor Alfred
S-,h learned yesterday that Al
=, s,rded 20 20 as a delegate % the
r.-.,-,tie state Convention az Syra-
20 (, September. Significance is
,.s;.,! % this decision by the smith
~, sts say that the former Cover
-, su made up his mind that the
..-.rs,ion FOR Governor shall not 90
. gssrst without a fight.
A tss been noted. the anti-Hearst
D,-oers,s are planning an open ngnt
.,,l,s, Hearst II Charles F. Murphy.
q, .ss financial good of the organlza-
- s,s 70 keep peace with Mayor
go. should assent 20 the nomina-
~ A Hearst 70 head the ticket, the
All, Will bolt the convention. IL IS
,s erected that Mr.. Smith will 20 70
n, sI,srt in his opposition % Hearst
h. IA expected that he will nght
. a, ,o-ination Of the publisher IN the
,s-v,-,e, % the last ditch, and serve
s,,,s &. the organization that there
t,s :ss.sards Of organization men
v,s VII bolt Hearst II nominated:
N-s o. these possibilities anect
H. Corners. who is spending the week
y ,czr picking up Hearst supporters
.es and there ard driving the stakes
a.; lsyiag the foundation for the con-
r..ion battle IN September
Independent Ticket Discussed
With The arrival Of Mr.. Conners
a-e the report that former Senator
;sorge F Thompson. Of Niagara
COUNTY. who opposed Governor MiiIeI
!. r. pri-aries two years ago. Is
,sdv 70 head an independent tieke'
80 ti-,srif for Governor and +. H.
= Guardia. former President OF tne
sosrd ~ Aldermen. for United states
sra.o- Major La Guardia has pup
.cly said that he viii SEND some P.-,,
,rm p!anks 70 the next hepuo.'.",. .'..
tate Convention and that II tney HW.s W
o, adopted he viii make trouo!e 4O'
10 Republican leaders.
Friends Of representative feter -
- Eyck. q Albany elected IN 'ne
'bany district two years ago assef'
-at Nr. Ter Fyck will be ne anu
tarst candidate for Governor az 'Ae
yracuse convention.
The anti i-Hearst Democrats are con
'.cting a postal card canvass 20 get
.rs On the popularity OF former Gov
,-ror Alfred Z. Smith, William K.
sssrs. Mayor George R. Lunn o.
M,rectady. Representative Ten Eyck'
i,seoe Irwin. former Mayor OF Kings
=. ard Internal Revenue Collector un-
sr President Wilson. and former JUS
y, Prank Irvine, who made an impress
81. Ut for Congressman in the spe-
ti election in the Chemung-Steuben-
-,-pkns district this spring. The Ques-
ts,sairs also asks for the voters views
o rsii.cation of the Nolstead law.
.. sss.her Governor Miller should
V reelected. Many thousands Of
e,S uras have been distributed by
2. L-,re State Bureau Of Political!
liberation.
X, c,aners is keeping away from
l.iif-in Pell Of the Democratic state
CsS-ii:se. When Mr. Pell was asked
'Ns; Nr Connors's activity in the
tiy ts said yesterday that MI Con.
'ss tsa not consulted him. Mr. Peil
hd iast his sole desire was an open
e'''r;ion with free and untrammeled
rio, o. the part Of the delegates.