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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
4
A Tennessee ratification of the federal suffrage amendment is viewed as tainted by scandal and possible bribery. The piece questions presidential influence on legislators, polling of votes, and the moral impact on supporters as it contemplates how alleged corruption shadows the women’s suffrage victory.
The piece argues the Dallas group will not back original Cox appointees if the Democrat loses in November. It notes Bailey led most farmers while Neff won cities, citing Brown County and Hamilton County results and claiming Neff lacked farmer support, with Bailey favored outside towns.
Editorial argues the Neff faction harmed the Democratic party by denouncing Bailey and allowing women voters to influence the primary. It contends Bailey remained a true Democrat and that Neff’s camp marginalized real democrats, misusing party machinery and framing the issue as loyalty to Woodrow Wilson and the Wilson platform.
J G Culbertson the Republican candidate declared support for the open shop in his acceptance speech. Bailey backs open shop while Neff hints at supporting Union Labor demands for a closed shop. McGregor American party stands for closed shop as voters prepare to cast ballots in November and watch the 600000 plus eligible voters who skipped the primaries.
In Siaron Ohio Senator Harding the Republican presidential nominee said he would limit labor influence on business and government. Samuel Gompers head of the AFL responded by backing Cox for president. The piece ends by asking what Democrats nationwide think.
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