Nogales international., 1934-10-13
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINEES
LAUNCH FALL CAMPAIGN; TO
SPEAK In NOGALES SHORTLY
Plea For Party Unity Marks Opening Address "
Gov. Moeur Urging Election OF A Straight
Democratic Ticket

ond sapator Ashurst. and shorter
talks were given by James II. her
bv nominee for Secretary OF State'
Ana Frohmiller. for State Auolto.
Herman E. Hendrix, for Superln-
tendcnt of Public instruction; u
@ C'Neil.. for Tax Commissioner
w. M. Cox for Corporation Com
m ssioner, and Tom c. Foster 1of
| State Mine Inspector. Nit Slmms
nominee for State Treasurer, joined
the campaign party at Williams the
| following day.
A plea for party unity as essen
tial to the interests and welfare OF
the state and nation marked the
opening address by Governor Moeur.
He urged the election OF stralght
Democratic ticket of state and con-
gressional officials. He euloglzed
Senator Ashurst and Mrs. Green
way and commended their work in
Congress. "It is very necessary in
support of the President and in the
interest of Arizona to return them
to Washington" he said. "The ma
tional executive needs them there,
and I am behind the President OF
these United States first, last and
all the time. believe it is the pro-
violence of God that President Roos-
evelt was put in the executives
chair at this time of national cr.s-
is and emergency. have no alarm
about this New Deal. If the old
system had worked there would have
'oeen no necessity for new deal.
President Roosevelt already has ac-
;omplished many things, and he is
going to accomplish many things
n the future. I ask you to vote for
Senator Ashurst and Mrs. Green
way. and send them back to assist
he President"
The Governor reviewed the ach-
ievements of his administration dur
ing his first term of office. II have
endeavord to run the business OF
this state as I would run my own
business, as economically as possible
and in a manner which would get
for the state as much federal as
sistance as could be had" he said
And that is my purpose during
the next two years. Federal money
received by the state has been spent
wisely and without favor. 1t has
been distributed fairly and in the
interest of the greatest number"
Mrs. Greenway enumerated the
achievements of the national ad-
ministration during the past eight
cen months. "It is very easy for
many of us to forget that a year
ago last March we feared a revolu-
ton was at hand" she said. Things
are a great deal better today"
Discussing copper, she said the
hope of stability in the copper in
dustry lies in the national copper
code. The claim that an embargo
on copper would restore the indus
try is "buncombe and hooey," she
| declared. "You cannot restore the
copper industry unless people buy
copper"
Senator Ashurst discussed nation
al issues and problems and review
ed the policies of the national ad-
ministration, defending the re-
valuation of gold, which, he said,
saved the people of the United
States two billion dollars"
Zone of the greatest works of
President Roosevelt" the Senator
declared, was that in time of
great national crisis and emergency
he inspired hope and courage in the
people, without which our country
would have been destroyed He re-
affirmed his pledge of support to
the President.
The campaign party spent Sunday
as the guests of Mrs. GreenWay at
a community gathering and picnic
on her Quarter Circle Double X
ranch near williams, attended cy
several hundred residents of Will
liams, Flagstaff, Ashfork and Pres
colt. Monday night the nominees
| spoke at st. Johns, and Tuesday
they visited Springerville, McNary
and Snowflake, speaking at Hol-
brook Tuesday night and at Win
| slow Wednesday night. Flagstaff
was the Thursday meeting point
land they spoke in Kingman Friday
and will appear at Jerome tonight
The next week will carry the party
out of the north and into the
southeastern section of the state
with addresses at Casa Grande
Tucson, Nogales, Bisbee, Douglas
and Wilcox in the order named
and visits to Coolidge, Patagonia