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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, .TUNE 2, 1920
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"ROW" IS MECCA
FOR POLITICIANS
More Committeemen and
. Delegates Reach Con
t vention City.
FIRST WOMAN ARRIVES
Mrs. Swan of Joplin Puts in
Appearance Candidates
in Active Charge.
CH1CAOO, Juno 1. President
row '""It I,n lncrwiBCd activity lo
dj twarmri ot national coinmlltoo
n,ri delegated, politician!) and Wh
ltom otrciiinlnB into tho liptidqtlar-'
tetn of tliclr faVoritt'H (or tho nom
ination Additional worker from Now
York .ii'd Ijna AiikcIoh camo to tho
lioour headquarters which wore
crowded from early morning until
l,iu ,,t nlRht while tho arrival ot
l'tirr. fMURherty, campaign man.
at.or for Senator IliirctltiK, drew a
Jltifral numher of visitors to confer
Jlth tho ohloan.
William 11. Crm'Ucr, national
n.mm.tiecmon from California, got
in toilay and made rullfi nlons pres
Idirtial row paying hlH respects to
tht n.en in ilnirBu of Hcnator John
rcii s headquarters.
Governor l'rnnk O. Lowdun. who
ordered to bo to tied toilay hy
h phvuician when ho developed a
Htc.li' coin. "Ill lo out In a ilay or
tw hH secretary announced.
Cuvcinni' Iiwdon'K m-cretury said
the Ku4P'''lor would remain In
f, untrfleld daring tho entire ws.ilon
pi the republican convention.
P. nator Moses lsmied a statement
In which ho piedlcted that the gen
eral would win bojond un ndventuro
of a doubt Announcement was made
tha IlrlKadlor Ocneral W. U. Hunt,
who has assdirtcd General Wood's
camnilRn. will leavo , tomorrow for
rtUi-tilitBton In nnhwer to a subpoena
to appear beforo thu mihcommltteo
lnvfstiKntlnB cr.mpnlKn expendi
tures It developed today that there will
iv two contestH on In tho Illinois
.yjleleratlon when that body meets to
"ft-Ift its new national committee
man Not only will William Halo
Thompson, mayor of Chicago, ho a
candidate for natlonnl committee
man from Illinois, but ho also will
be a candidate for the Illinois mem
ber of the resolutions commlttoe.
lie will ho opposed by tho Iowrten
forces, according to Lowden head,
quarters this morning.
The first woman delegate to put
In appearance arrived hero today.
She Is Mrs. Verona Swan of Joplin.
Missouri
Another headquarters of the pres.
dentlul candidates mndo Its ap
pearance along presidential row to
day Campaign workers for Senator
Polndextcr of Washington opened
rooms and Imued an announcement
that tho senator's campaign will ho
conducted from here. Senator Poln
dexter will .reach Chicago on
June 1.
WOOD'S CHANCES
BETTER SAYS LATTA
i'll'..!8 .,0 b" 'ad. and It Is
Predicted that some attempt will bo
..... lnK .met. ugaiii n snow
: onireii mo nation to its very
""ul wnn nnoiner plcturesquo
character camo to town. Ono of tho
Nrst Indications of what Is proposed
vja In evldenro this morning when
workmen wore discovered placing a
huge banner on tho Congress uve
jiuo sldo of tho Auditorium. Tho
lettering, In brilliant red, is "Hiram
Johnson for ''refluent," and tho
streamer reaches from Michigan av
enue we 1 back towards Wabash, tho
etters. d0 feet hlh. fairly shouting
their message of confidence or hope,
whichever It Is.
Deelilti state Contenln
Tho Oklahoma contests will not
ho reached beforo Thursday. There
are tin en of these, two delegates
rll fr.?m ,,ho Sbc"". fourth and
I Ifth district. When the contest
from tho Second, tho Mwikogeo dls.
trlet Is called J. ,f. Mcdraw himself
will move that It be dismissed with
nut consideration. In a convert,
tlon Inst night ho told mo that tho
ease was without merit and involves
tho negro Issue, which has changed
from tho negro asking consider i ion
In splto of the fact that ho Is a ne
gro, to his demanding recognition
because ho Is a negro, an I a. lit not
bo permitted to take up tho tlmo cf
tho committee.
From tho decisions already made
by tho committee, nnd the eon'e's
nlready decided. hav ihe Itupics
slon that (he Hamnn dolesntcj In
both tho Fourth and Ihe Fifth nr
certain to losa their contests,
though this Is no sense an attempt
to untie, pate i)r decisions of tne
committee
Grant Victor of Aftnn, Okla., was
a today s addition to the Okl.it. oma
colony nlready here.
CONTINt'EO KROM PAOF. ONR.
committee's actions In throwing
open the doors; nothing In the na
ture of suspicion as to Its decisions
In any of the cases already decided
or to be decided.
This nfternoon the application
from Louisiana republicans that the
contest over national committee
man which the committee decided a
year ago, bo reopened, wan unani
mously refused. This decision has
the effect of settling the contest be
tween delegations now ponding.
Which presidential otindldato lis
benefited hono can say.
1'eacock alloy at tho Congress U
becoming gay as always at such
y, times, whether becauso of tho ex
rrenslve raiment constantly displayed
there or becauso of lack of suffi
cient raiment, It does not behoovo
me to say I have an Impression
that the constant promenade by
coun'ry yokels down Its center Is
due to tho love of llvo stock that Is
present In all men. Tho display of
calvrs that have apparently cnmi
through the winter In fine shape Is
cer j nly worth more than passing
a'tention.
Johnson Men Active.
Johnson hoadquurters aro show
ing unusual activity now. The od-v.ir-fA
Kjnrd Is preparing for the en
trance into Chicago of tho conquer
lng hero on Thursday. Numborless
REPUBLICANS ASK
SUFFRAGE ACTION
CONTINUKP I'llOM I'AdK ONI.
Washington, I). C. Committeeman
Howoll of Nebraska, characterized
the whole contest as a "disgraceful
if fair" and sought to have all three
delegations thrown out, but his mo
tion was lost.
The committee then went Into the
Georgia contest, looked upon as thn
first real contest of actual political
significance and having a Wearing
on tho strength of tho Wood or
Ixiwden men. It drew a largo audi
ence of which a large number are
southern negrocB. Thn contest
opened with a dash of oratory and
continued with considerable fury
nnd at the end of four hours tho
committee touna itself lonfrnnted
with such a iiium of conflicting
claims, argument), charges and
counter charges, that It appointed a
subcommittee to examine, tho docu
mrniN and make a report on tho
tangle
Find Who llolHM
Henry Lincoln Johnson, an Atlan
ta negro, who heads tho regularly
reported delegation known n the
l'lckell faction, Is pledged to Gen
eral Wood. Thn action of the com
mittee moans 17 seats for Wood or
Lowden and a decision H expected
tomorrow. The contest ranges
about charges of a bolt, hut thir na
tional comirltteo decided It weald
have to study tho evidence to decide
who bulled, duplicate convent! m
Oils and credentials figured In thu
mass of ovldenco.
Although tho committee was pro
pared to hold a night session, tho
next cnnlrvtnnts on tho program
were not ready nnd the plan was
abandoned with tho understanding
that at tho outset of tomori'ow'H
meeting tho Florida and Georgia
cn.o.i will lm taken up for decision
and tho remaining contests hurried
along UK fast as possible.
Tho cnnimltloo today niado final
Its decision to seat till tho excess
delegation on tho convention floor
In extra space, and to let tho excess
alternates find seats among the
sictntors.
Women to Meet
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, who has
called a caucus of tho 26 women re
publican delegates and approximate
ly 125 alternates for Sunday, today
conferred with Captain Victor Ilelntz
who has been appointed by Chair
man Will II Hays, to assist tho
women In drafting the plnns which
they will present to the republican
convention for paitlclpatlon of tho
suffragists In control of tho party.
Captan Holntz, central roglonnl di
rector of the national committee,
will attend Sunday's caucus and en
deavor to obtain n compromise bo
tween the conservative and more
radical gioups of women.
Women leaders hero are discuss
ing two planks they hopo to ieo put
In tho platform. Ono rotate to
suffrago and the other to prohibi
tion. Several natlnnol committee
men urn opposod to considering
clthor. arguing that congress has sub
mltted both nmondmonts to thn
states for ratification and ono has
aJrendy been ratified with action
on the other expected shortly.
Demands by nomo women for
60-lin recognition In party control la
meeting opposition from tho men.
One member of tho national com
mittee said today that tho proposed
dual control, with a man nnd wom
an chairman, each with separate
committee In eaih stnto. would
cause permanent division between
tho men nnd women voters. It would
bo as logical, ho added, to elect two
presidents, ono for the men and
ono for tho women. Whatever plan
Is agreed on, ho .ild, should provldo
for assimilation of tho women votm
In tho existing party lnachlneiy.
posslhly through tho appointment
of women Wee chairmen of tho state
and national committees
REJECT MANDATE
BY 2 TO 1 COUNT
CO.STINUKI) KIlOM PAOK ONK.
port of 1 2 senators, all of them dem
ocrats Tho vote against it was f -.
Tho roll call on final adoption of
the resolution follows:
Fc tho rosolutlotl;
Hepubllcans -Hall, llorah, Mran
degee, Calder, Capper, olt, Curtis,
Dillingham. lMgc, Klklns, Fall,
France, Fretlnghuiscn, Halo, .Ilard
Irg, Jones ( Washington). Konyon.
Ketcs, Knox, Lenroot, ldge. Me
Cormlck, McCumber, McLuatt, Mr
Nary. Nelson, Norrls, l'ago, I'hlpiM,
I'olndextcr, Smotl. Spencer, Ster
ling, Sutherland, Townsend, Wnds
worth nnd Watson SI)
Democrats I leek ha.m, Chamber
lain, Dial Geary, Harris, Meveis,
Nugent, I'omerene, Heed. Shields,
Smith (Ocoigia), Thomas and
Wnlah ( Massachusetts)- -1 3,
Total 6i.
Against thn resolution:
Republicans none.
Demociats At-liurM, Gay, Harrl
hoii. llltchrock, Keudrlck, King,
McKcllar I'helan. I'lttman, Uans
dell, Hoblnson, Sheppard. simmnns,
Smith (Arlxoua). Smith (Maryland).
Smith (South Sarollna), Stanley,
Trummell, I'ndorwood, Walsh (Mon
tana), Williams nnd Walcotl - 23
ASSAILANT MAKES
ESCAPE IN CROWD
CONTINUKD rilOM PAOK ONK.
lot penetrated his gall blndder In
two spots. Tho bullet that grazed
his shoulder caused only n flesh
wound.
Tho person giving Meacham the
Information upon which ho madu
the arrest had told htm-that thn al
leged hl-Jacker always carried two
guns one 'a large onu nnd thn other
a smaller nutntnatlo. Mencham ap
parently failed to remember this.
Chief Gustafsnn did not deny
(list nu lit Unit the nrmM had born
,'fnmiil Id does not be'lcXe
Mearlrtiii Knew the. man he was
'nnert.iii! but thai, as the nppnr
tunny offered ltwlf, he decided to
I bring In a rent criminal as his last
Inipnrtnut set before leaving The
chief praised Meacham hlirhly as an
officer, snd recommended him to
I Mayor Mllnni of lllgheart as an ef
ficient law-rnfori'or.
i At the same time the chief ml
tnltteri that Menclinm was not In
leallly within his rights In mak
log an arrest because lie was no
longer n membtr of the police forri
ilio shooting oe uried while)
sneels weiH etowdeil with theatei
gorrw and other psdestrlnns. I p to
uie unit Meiienaln was snot the ar.
fair had been conducted iiilPtly, and
only h few noticed that an arrent
was being made. When the shots
were fln-d theie was a mtnl.iturn
pandemonium and a general ri it
ferment In all dliectlons. Ono man
uiildenttflml, came out ot thn front
rtdor t.f h drug store located about
So feet from tho scene when the
shooting started A bullet that wont
wild bollcied to lmvn been a fourth
shot fired--grated tho knuckle on
bis left hand. Jle returned Inside
the drug sioio with considerable
haste The bullet caused only i
aKin iiruine
I ill lit iuhhIs from the hospital
irgaruing Aleacham s condition
wtre pot i rasffttrlug.
WIImiii Mkiis (Villon Mill.
WAMIIIN'GTO.V, .nine 1 lYeid
dent Wilson today signed the annual
agricultural appropriation b II.
which eiinUuues In forcn tho present
cotton f mines contract under whb h
trading on the colton exchanges Is
carried on.
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Tinker of Tutsa. Okla after eight
iiiuiiiiH mi npuiii'ii iHixuig nere to
night Until ace lightweights.
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FOHT SMITH, Ark., Juno 1,
Dan I'eriy. an lndl.ui 42 ears of
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In thn first dcree. and accused of
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Intel prrtcr for tho I'oIimu Indian
offlre, whoso body was found on
the Kansas City Southern railroad
linck early tills week, after death
had bron cniiHcd by two pistol shots
through Ihe head I'erry has made
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