James W. Cox

James W. Cox was a notable American businessman and politician, known primarily for his role as Governor of Ohio from 1913 to 1915. He played a significant part in reform efforts during the Progressive Era, focusing on social and economic issues, including the regulation of public utilities and support for labor rights. After his governorship, Cox became a prominent figure in the media industry, acquiring several newspapers, most notably the Dayton Daily News. He also ran for President of the United States in 1920, advocating for the League of Nations, but was ultimately defeated. Cox's legacy includes contributions to journalism and public policy.