Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-15 | Page 1 | Utah Cities Welcomes Governor Cox

ICE THRONE ASSEMBLES FOR ! OCDENjREETING Democratic Nominee, Delayed, Receives uearty Welcome From Utah Citizens 'BIG BUSINESS' RAPPED IN SPEECH AT BRIGHAM Accuses Forces of Wealth of Attempt to Defeat His Election Governor Cox arrived from Brig-ham Brig-ham City in h;3 special train at 3.20 o'c'ock th c afternoon and immediately was taken to the Al- 1 hambra theatre, where he gave his address. ' 'r;den was prepared to give a rousing rous-ing veeome to Governor James M 1 OS Of Jhlo. Democratic candidate for president of the I'nlted States, upon id? arrival here this afternoon for an address at the Alhnmbra theatre. The governor was duo hero at 2:30 lock but at that hour he was still speaking to the Peach Day throng at 1 -rlgb.i m ity. The governor arrived In Brlgham 1 bout an hour late, owing to hln bavin bav-in a lib-d to his speaking engagements Id Le id of limiting them as throat specialists spe-cialists have advised. Anticipating the arrival of tho gov. rnor. a huge throng assembled at thi Alhambra theatre lo hear the governor's gover-nor's address. MET BY GOVERNOR Governor Simon Bamberger arrive 1 ' den to greet the nominee here "d Invito nuu to mne the trip to Sc't 1 . .11 the Bamberger automobile. Mayor Frank Kr.mcls was to give the offlclwfgreeting to the governor upon his arrivnl here. H. S- Hinckley Hinck-ley was to Introduce the governor to ih, Alhambra theatre audience. RK I II n COMPLETE. All arrangements for the reception of the Democratic standard bearer had be n completed at noon. The preparations prepa-rations were taken care of by the gon-rrai gon-rrai committee which included the following: fol-lowing: 1 Mayor Prank Francis, E. S. Hlnck-ley, Hlnck-ley, M. P. Brown, Guy Johnson. M. E Browning, Mrs R. B. Porter. W. J. i'arker, Joseph L. Rliie. Adam L. Pel-erson, Pel-erson, A. L. Brewer, Willard Scow- et oft. R. B. I'orter. S. S. Smith. A. H. I Bander, P. B. Unbend, Gilbert Thatcher. Thatch-er. D. D. McKay. Joseph B. Carver, ii .iosepli Bldwell, Joseph L. Peterson, Anson C. Call. Mrs. E. S. Oakley. Darrell Green- I well, C. J Humphries. Mrs. fhrla j Flygare. C A. RoQqulat, Lv J. Tav-lor. Tav-lor. H. II Goddard. E. H. Goddard, Robert I. Burton. H. M Monson. Mitv ! S Smith, Mrs. H. II Spencer. Mrs. T. B. Dee, R. A. Non is and Josephine Seaman. EL4 OMTNG PARTY. An official welcoming party, consisting con-sisting of Senator William H. King. Congressman Milton Hi Welling. Thomas X- Taylor, Democratic candl- i 1 le lor governor, accompanied the j Cox party from the state lino. They hud gone north this morning to meet the candidate. "BIG Bl SI Si ESS" VTT i B ED, BRIGHAM. Sept. 15. Thousands of ' eh Day celebrants today listened with close attention to Governor James M. Cox. Democratic presidential candidate, can-didate, who attacked big business" as le.spnnslble for many bad conditions In the i'nlted States and said "big business" busi-ness" was organized In an effort to H dife.it Ii 1 hi from being elected. The governor arrived at 1:45 o'clock H irom Logan, more than one hour lulc. Ho was met at Ihe station by a re-ceptlon re-ceptlon committee, headed by Mayor Peters and ut the head of a parade 'M of decorated automobiles proceeded to the court house where a speaker's All Miami had been built. ' ffl INTRODU4 El) in M IYOR. Mayoj nomi- II nee as a man who had three times HI 1 Republli slate. "Although this Is a non-pui ti- n I u gathering," the mayor said. "I am - ire we want to hear the m.-ssago that such a progrtgasivi man as Governor f L'ox can leave with us." f He attacked what hp declared was tho criminal use of campaign funds and thcu said that American voters Should ote Just as their sons shot, "to ml war." PARTISAN I'ARTY "lie gov ei nor referred to the Non- I I i t's in putty victories In Xorth Da- I IcOta and declared tli.it the furm-is ,H were forced to organize themselves Into a political organisation because they were being robbed by the same Croup Whloh Is fighltog against his aj candidacy. iil Furl hct inon', he declared there was Ffl a spread of Bolshevik ideas through-out through-out the nation and that this spread was due In great part to the reaction- II ry methods of this "big business" group.