The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1920, Page 27

“TAFT ARQUSED BY COX LEADER Denies Former President's Charge of Attack on Associated Press. Dental of the published charges of former President W. H. Taft that Gov. Cox “attacks the Associated Press for failing to give to the public @ fair account of his speeches, the crowds and other phases of his long ™ tour," was made here to-day by George White, Chairman of the Dem- ocratic National Committee. “It eeems to be in the atmosphere of the Republican Party to make mis- statements,” said Mr. White.’ “Some of them ate deliberate; some based on ignorance, Charity inclines me to the belief that the jatter was respons. fdle for an assertion by Mr. Taft in an article published this morning that Gov Cox's attackn the Associated Preas for failing to give to the pub- lic @ fair account of his speeches, the crowds and other phases of his Jong tour. “Of course, Gov, Cox did no such thing. He ‘did accuse Chairman Hays of the Republican National | Committee of sending two scouts! along his route to urge the Repub- | lican newspapers in the West—in/| many places successfully—to sup-| the news locally. The Albu- querque (N. M.) Journal, a Repub- lican newspaper, admitted the truth) of this in a front page boxed article. “Not one of us connected with the} Democratic campaign has the slight- st complaint of the Associated Press| or any reputable press association. | They have given us a perfectly fair deal. contagion of Charles BE. Hughes, who recently ac- cused the Government of ‘surrender- OF MISSTATEMENTS) “They supply the news to papers, | but they cannot compel them to print All it. Mr. Taft has simply caught the + misstatement, that ie all.) 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