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Index
COX—THE MAN
INTRODUCTION
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I BOYHOOD DAYS
Cox’s Family
His Mother
The United Brethren
Joins the Church
His Schooling
CHAPTER II EARLY MANHOOD
First Real Job
Enters Newspaper Work
Goes to Cincinnati
Cox in Washington
CHAPTER III BUSINESS LIFE
Buys Dayton News
Acquires a Springfield Paper
A Crusader
Human Nature Student
CHAPTER IV HOME AFFILIATIONS
The Children
A Manly Act
The Governor’s Wife
Member of the Masons
CHAPTER V PUBLIC CAREER
Work in Washington
Congressional Campaign
Gubernatorial Campaign
Nineteen to Ten
Courage and Self-Possession
CHAPTER VI WAR RECORD
Enlisted Men
False Patriotism
Attitude Before the War
The Real Issue
Personal Opinion
CHAPTER VII PROHIBITION AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Cox’s Letter to Pollock
Position on Suffrage
CHAPTER VIII INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Conservatism and Vision
A Friend of Man
Cox’s Employees
Confidence of Labor
Inconsistencies of the White House
CHAPTER IX NOMINATION FOR THE PRESIDENCY
The San Francisco Convention
Palmer’s Withdrawal
Die Hard for Palmer
Spectators Desert
The Last Ballot
CHAPTER X LEAGUE OF NATIONS
International Morality
Honesty vs. Dishonesty
Appeals for Brotherhood
Reservations that Cox Favors
CHAPTER XI OTHER FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
Opposed to Profiteering by Capital or Labor
Education
Interested in the Farmers
Interested in the Home Owner
Miscellaneous Matters
CHAPTER XII HIS RECORD
Business Service
Labor Legislation
Social Service
Educational Developments
Agricultural Legislation
Good Roads Program
National Ideals
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