davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-05-15

London successfully weathered = trying
week. The announcement Of the Kings
death caused hardly tremOr in speculative
circles. the absorption Of American securi-
ties proceeded without Interruption. the
stock Exchange settlement went through
without a hitch and q heavy lnnu1 Of cash
from overdue taxes Increased the Govern
meni's deposits almost sli 500 OOO. Interest
In rubber Shares. which had temporarily
subsidized. was revived
The sun., 1910-05-15

Brooklyn Rapid Tranait made a frac-
tional advance based upon the declaration
OF an Initial dividend Of per cent. on the
common stOck Of tho Brooklyn Union Els-
waited. one u the n. X. 7 subsidiaries.
The sun., 1910-05-15

lIhndInE ocTuncatet q. "a I83l Al
dENuHAL FtNb
The sun., 1910-05-15

Continued strength Was shown BY Amer
lean Cotton on common. which sells eK-
dividend On Monday: b. Virginia Carolina
Chemical. following rumors Of increased
dividends: BY AmAlgAmAted Copper. United
states Rubber and International Harvester,
Reading common and preferred continued
their upward movement. fractional nd-
vancss we're made BY most Of the other
active stocks and the CLOSE of the market
found them from hall . point 20 a point
above the opening
The sun., 1910-05-15
MONEY AND EXcHGNGE.

..:Iy. zen SS on Sspo.. s si issS i. Bee s s "a 3
perrentaFe uf reserve, a.
The sun., 1910-05-15

The weekly statement Of averages n ihe
Associated banks compares ~ follows wa
that OF the prev ious week and thAt al ihs
corresponding week year ago.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

All data this water to be quite free from Or9anc
heahu paatabe drinking water and ad,p1
domestic and general purposes. 49,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

CALL AND SEE OUR LARGE vER-
iETY OF FRESH VEGETABLES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
ADVISES TEST IN COURT TAFT ARRIVES IN G0L0N|
Attorney General West Renders
Opinion in Election
Count Muddle

In an opinion 10 the governor, At
torney General West holds that the
Inspector Of elections must make an
investigation as to whether IN appli-
cant Is qualified to vote, and must de-
eide whether he is qualified"
In discussing the matter or Illegal
voting, Attorney General West said
that while violations OF the election
laws could not not be corrected by
the canyassing boards, in his opinion
the state would be justified in bring
ing an action, through the attorney
general. In the supreme court.
He Is also CT the opinion that while
separate actions might have to be
brought against each yiolmor OF the
election laws to punish hi mfDr such
violation, In al probability the state
could bring one action to have the
wrong corrected If the violations were
apparently committed under any sort
of a quasi-agreement, and quotes tho
decision Of the supreme court on the
question of the ticket-scalDers as the
theory upon which he based his opin-
ion.
In closing the attorney general said
that in his opinion the open defiance
OF laws OF The state by Che United
States attorney would surely give the
right 10 bring the suit in one cause
Of action to correct the wrong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
OTHERWISE DOCUMENT lis
SO MUCH WASTE PAPER
Unless Belle ElmoIs appears
In The Flesh He Surely WIN
Hang Nov. e
(By Leased Wirel

y n.
London, Nov l4-~The petition for
a reprieve for Or Crippen, convicted
o' wife murder Is being freely signed
put II Is so much waste paper. I'm
less Belle Gilmore 0ppears ia ;iu
flesh he surely will hang November
%.
me condemned man maintains 4
quiet, stolcal front during tie aat.
but does not sleep well at niEhs.
starting up repeatedly after such 4.
start he peers around bis cell ~
ne had dreamed he was not In prison.
Then throws himself back ON his pil.
low with a groan. i'.N
crlppen Hold TO HOPE
lie Is fond OF smoking. but aas
declined to avail himself Of the prsa.
llege OF doing SO He tells nis iait
ors, two of them whom are In hls
cell constantly day and night. thu
he believes he viii be renrleeei.
they note, however, that he has nesaf
asked II Belle gilmore ms been fonnl
though that Is his only hope Of .es
cape from the gallows. whica h ail
ready and waiting for him WliAln
twenty PAGES OF hi celi he mas
been called upon every day BY d
Catholic priest and rpp1rently list
ems attentively 10 the religious al
vice and minlstrations.
Crippen is writing long state.
meni, but whether II is confession
or not nobody knows.
Miss Leneve has seen him four
times, but It IS Understood t5at The
home Office ha refused 10 allow nor
20 make more visits TO the prison, as
It is believed she has been doing 50
for q newspaper story There Il A
rumor that she sailed from Liverpool
on Thursday for Montreal. aud anoth'
er that she expects to be a mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
NO COUNT TO-DAY.
LOGAN COUNTY WITHOUT
AN ELECTION BOARD
AND ALL RESULTS
IN DOUBT

The Logan county election returns
are n the air There Is nothing do
ing. The ballots remain under lock
and key and guard, candidates stand
about IN groups talking and an air oil
mystery peIvades things.
When Messrs. Allen and Hopkins
re aigned from the county election
board. their designations were forward
ed to the state election board at OR
lahoma CITY and were accepted.
The chairman and secretary OF the
Logan county central committee al
once submitted. a list of Democrats OF
Logan county as provided BY the ell
ection laws. from which the state
board was to make selection Of two
men. Saturday night 1t was under
stood appointments would be made
early Monday morning. Thus far no
appointments have been made.
There Is no criticism cI Messrs. Al
len and Hopkins, the feeling prevail
ing that rather than engage in an un
weildly mix-up they quit Inc manda
mus issued by Judge Huston was an
alternative writ, returnaDle at 9:St
this morning. No court action OF
any kind was taken by the court to
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14

been Iampered with after the closing
.0l the pollsl
Crude Foraeries
PalpaoIe torgeriea have been com
mltted, crude though some of them
are, forgeries never the less totals
Of votes have been changed, sacks
cul open ana what other ontrages per-
petrated God alone knows. These
revelations came to light in the count
of but three or four precincts The
election board, astounded at the
revelations. paused IN It's count Al
ready da2cd by the undisWited evil
dcnco of ballot box stuffing, the
further evidences OF lampeflnp aud
fraud were TOO much The board took
recess for breath I'hon like q bolt
from q clear sky shol court process
a mardamus from the district
nudge, ordering the election board 10
canvass the returns whether fraudu-
lent or not, or show cause Rather
than further sWltify themselves
rather tlau canvass nallots known TO
nave been lraudulently cast rather
than mix with the muck and CRIME
lol tainted ballots. me Democratic
members OF the board, Messrs Allen
and tlopkins resigned II these gen.
tlcmen be blamewofhy Il Is only in
solar as they failed TO act promptly,
az the outset WAS lT THEIR DUTY
TO CANVASS THE LEGAL RE.
TURNS PLACED BEFORE THEM,
no DISCARD ALL FRAUDULENT
AND FORGED RETURNS AND TO
THROW OUT THE RETURNS OF
THOSE PRECINCTS. COR THE
WHOLE pREClNCfSJ WHERE Az.
lFlDAVfTS WE'RE PRESENTED
SHOWING lLLEGAL VOTING AND
ION THE FACE or THE LEGAL RE
TURNS so CANVASSED TO ISSUE
CERTIFICATES TO THE CANDl
DATES ELECTED?
Electors With Board
N TAKING SUCH ACTION THE
BOARD WOULD HAVE BEEN DE
TENDED AND SUPPORTED by So
PER CENT or T,sE ELECTORS OF
THE COUNTY.
Rather than undertake such an or
deal The Democratic memherc of the
board resigned Messrs Allen and
Hopkins are honest and conscientious
Continued on Pare Sd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
NGAAP10 HEARING Resumes

Hearing OF The Klckapoo land fraud
cases vas resumed this morning be-
fore II s Commissioners Tibbetts, hut
very little evidence of Importance
vas introduced.
Defendant Grimes was On the stand
fora short time. but merely explain
ed some Of the transactions IN Mex
ca aaa denied that ttere had bee
crooked IN the taking Of the
deeds
The defense called Frank Thackery.
former u s. attorney, and question
ca him closely 10 regard 60 the Kick
apoos being under Martin J. Benlley'c
Influence and Thackery admitted
Chat he know OF three or four Of tso
tribe wbo would swear to anything
Bentley told taem
Just before the noon recess. A. T.
Brown. one OF the defendants, was
called 10 the stan and questioned
about some checks and deeds.
The prosecution hag bronst back
Roman Garland. who testified in the
,'casein.chief and Will probably use
him in rebuiral.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
IN GUTHRIE
Third District Congressman
Elect Will Support Clark
for Speaker

Congressman elect James a. Dayen-
port Of the Third district, Is here from
Vlnita today IN attendance on the su-
preme court. Mr. Davenport said he
had iust advised Champ Clark Of Mis-
orrl that he was FOR hm for speaker
but that he expected Clark TO drive
him to the capitol behind his mules
and appoint him chairman Of the com.
mlttee on waste paper He Is OF the
opinion that the sixty-secpnd con-
gress will about wind up Indian af-
fairs In Oklahoma and that there VIII
be an attempt made by d house TO
see tlat some better tar legislation
Is secured.
Dir. Davenport carried every coun-
~ IN the district NJ the recent eiec-
ton, except Greek and Okmulgec and
crcager beat him only about GO votes
1l the latter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
CODE Commission DEPARTS

John T. Hayes, w II Brownlee and
John r. Thomas, who prepared the
majority report Of the code commits
sion, have moved thelf headquarters
10 Columbia. Mo, where the proposed
code Is now being printed and win
be there for about six weeks snper
Vislng its publication They were az.
eompanied by their stenographers and
moved all OF their Office files Il was
stated by Judge Hayes that the com.
mission would so to Oklahoma Clty
after its return from columbla.
The report of the commission wa5
to have been, made at the special ses.
sion Of the Legislature 1871 spring.
but on account of the split IN tho
commission neither faction bad its
report ready at thai time. The legis-
lature provided for paying them up
10 that time and though II had dis
charged the commission. but the
three members went ahead and fin
lisised ihoir code. and are counting OF
beIng reimbursed By the next Icgis-
llatnfk. A few days ago bids for
printing the code were asked for
| Six firms bid. the lowest bidder belne
| file sfelklelis Printing eoiltpany oi
| COLUMBIA. which agreed 70 do TIC
Nosk for 20 Volume.
4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
OFFICIAL
RETURNS
COMING IN

Special TO Daily Leader.
oklahoma city. Okla. Nov H.
The unofficial returns received
from every county In the state by AgI
state election board gives Cruee ma
Inrity OF St.252 Official reinrup have
been reeeiyed frc-l ta.rig-tn!ee cour
ties They give pnrallt, for Cftce
OF l0.02e over McNeal
she to,a. vote In 'rsltbree coun-
ties was l0s,37i cruce receiving 53,-
Ii3. McNeal i3Ai7. cnmble Social
istl 1869. and Rouch( prohibition
isu. l,322 or twenty counties report
ing today. crnce carried Greer, Pitts.
burg, Muskogee, Marshall, Pottawai-
omle 1.-TWO precincts misslng). Ponto-
toe. Murray. Love, Cleveland, Custer,
Hughes. Roger Mills Leflore. Bryan,
jefferson. Usage and Haskell Nc
Neal carried Kay, Alfalfa and Garfield
Cruces largest vote so far IS In Mus
kogee. 2.2Al McNeals largest vote
vas In Garfield. 3.f36. The heaviest
Socialist county 80 far reporting 10
Pottawatomie. 72G votes The heavi.
csl for RoL h was Alfalfa, llS.
The following Is the vote SO far
certified on the amendments. Local
option. for. 1920 against 55,s65;
w0man's suffrage. thrty-two counties
for 3G.207. against 55737
New Jerusalem. thirty-two counties,
for. 80, sea against b0.3il Dlstribli-
ton OF school tax received from public
corporations, thirty-three counties, for
ii,7Oi: against, 22.5O0. Sec. ., Art.
TX thirty.three counties, for, 81 ,39b !,
against 25,3S5.
Referendum cn Bryan election law
thlrty-two counties. for the bill, 34,-
S3f; against the bill, 1858.
While the total number OF qualified
electors participating IN the election
Is 4.4s6 Art IX, and the school tax
received majorities OF their individual
votes
Ii develops the Article sec. TX has
carried. This amendment was a ref
erendum measure proposed by the leg
( islature and submitted to The voters
tor their approval or rejection.
/ While the other questions that wert
\ voted on we're apparently lost some Of
them by the TACT thai relative vote
was required OF y majority OF the
votes cast at the election. the railroad
amendment seems to have carried
the law providing that a referendum
bill requires only q majority OF The
votes cast thereon.
I The returns so far received IRON
4 forty counties Indicate that the amenl
! ment has majority OF somethinl
/ more than 10000. and II the same
ratio continues. the amendment hal
4 carried BY a decisive vote. Should tn'
i official returns give this amendmen
IA majority. Il means the reTiving o
raIiToad building lnOklahcma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
CAPITAL
DECISION
TUESDAY

At the opening Or tie silffeme court
this morning. Chief Jiistice Dunn am
nouneed that the court would read
ihe opinions prepared tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 o'slock, including the decf
sion on the staie capital case. On ae-
count Of runor that THE capital
ldeeIsion would be handed down THIS
morning Il large crowd VAS present ~
the court room.
several civil eases are being arHsf
ed today asid number Of prominent
attorneys from etel The safe are
here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
RESTS WITH IN
suRANCE COMMISSIONER

In an opinion to the state Insur-
anct commissioner In regard to wheth
qr The koys siigiil.Hders. a fraternal
lnsasance order Of Nebraska. should
be permitted TO do business In Okla.
homa, Attorney General West hol IS
that the matter of whether a fraternaI
Insurance company is charging guffi.
Client rates Is left to the discretion
OF the tyurande commissioner. a.
the statutes were silent on the mac
er. fH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
ELECTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Special to Daily Leader

Special to Daily Leader
panls Valley. Okla. Nov. 1i.--Unit-
ed States Commissioner Verne handed
down decision Saturday that Lee
Jones. election official, charged by
Clark Curry, negro, with violating the
federal statutes by refusing him a
vote when he presented an allida-L4
was not guilty. The decision was has
I'd on evidence introduced 20 show
that the negro was ignorant Of the
contents 0l fhe complaint he bad been
persuaded TO sign. and unable to read
and write. as well.
Il is probable that change viii be
preferred against at least one prornln-
ent Republican Several Republica ~
il Is said, stayed around the polls on
election day, attempting 10 interfere
as the negroes tried 70 vote.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
President Expects TO Spend
Four Days Inspecting Panama
Canal Work

Colon Nov. IA The armored cras.
Ter Tennessee bearing President Taft
and IFS convoy. the Cruiser Montana
arrived here this morning. Licuten-
ant Colonel Goeihals and the others
Of the receiving party were waiting
on board the tug Crlstobal. and form
ally welcomed the president TO Pau
anna. The president plans 60 be there
four days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
sllsg0a. A0BuTI's FARE
Y '''''' WELL SERMONS

s.,ausy esterday5 was Dir. NobHtts last
rs suIedayoss pastor ,pf the First Chris
stians church sandl he preached 20 a
a large congregation, both morning and
evening. DR. Noblitt will remain IN
Guthrie and engage in the active prac-
tioe OF medicine. #hile his many
friends are sorry TO see hlm resign
as minister yet they are glad that ne
has chosen TO cast his future lot with
ttfefs 1 ~
After the services last night, Elder
John A. Owens spoke 4 few appropTl.
ate words assuring Or. Noblift Of the
coneregatioa : TEEN for him and an
nanneed that the church was now
without pastor as the doctors snc'
cessot mas not yet been selected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN


sedalia. 10. Nov, if.--An ohstfae
ton placed oa the Missouri Pacific
RAILROAD track near Housionia. Mo-
last night, presumably owreek an
incoming passenger train, was discos
ed and removed be time TO prefelfs an
accident II is said 20 be me secoHd
attempt TO wreck a train in that Z
cnlty in the last TWO weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
joe NORRIS CRITICALLY Ill

Word was received here that ,Ioe
Norris of this city, former chairniab
Of the Republican State committee. y
critically III with pneumonia IN hos;
pital at Los Angeles, Cal lie h now
chief Indian inspector
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
MEETING OF BANKERS CALLED

] r. Ferguson. Of Enid chairman
OF the executive committee OF She
State Bankers association has called
meeting Of the committee for Enid.
IN the near future Il i understood
the meeting win be held near Thanks
giving iiay. Mr. Ferguson Is prepar-
f4 to entertain The committeeman
al III. home Nllli quail dinner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
USED GRAPE lAl CANISTER
fBy Associated press)

San Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua. Nov
H. Troops called out to suppress a
|uoiitlcai dentonetrationn ailLon yes
terday nesting with Resistance swept
the streets with grape and canister
Many persons we're killed and excite
ment IS intense.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
ILlEGAl BALLOT BOX
STOFflNG AND RANK FRAUD
Election 80ard UaCoysrS UahoIy
Mess Of Corruption and
DlabOlSm

Carrying ont the decrees Of the
the county Republican machine, the
Gutarie Capital for several days
prior to the late election carried flare
boxes advising negro voters TO wan
tonly violate the laws OF Oklahoma.
Every colored man has a right TO
vote, exercise your Suffrage yelled
the Capital Many needless darltles
took this advice in good faith ana I'M.
medtately laid themselves liable 90
severe punishment. Hundreds OF ne
groes on machine advice. threats and
luldo2ing. voted In Logan county.
.Ssxty-Aye per cent Of tNe negroes yol-
ed dld not comply with the grand.
iacner tc1T. they flagmiy yioiated
the law. Embry's Jordanalldaylt let
ter was an eleventh hour campaign
Joke, but In hundred of cases even
Emhrys uncalled for and unlawful
advice was ignored negro votes were
east without reference 20 ailldayits on
tests
THE election boards were Demo
cratic, why did they allow these rank
violations of the law, cries the Cap
fiait
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
NOT FELLOW COUATRyMAM
SAYS MEXICAN CONSUL
Suspects Name Not Familiar
and Cannot Be Translated
Into Mexican

Kansas City, Mo, NOV 14.-Ocar
Opet( under arrest here charged with
the assassination of w. c. Temple,
chief of police OF Anadarko, Okla,
is not Mexican, according to the
belief of Leon Gobez, Mexican consul
here.
"If Oret Is che correct name of the
man who killed Temple, he is not
Mexico" said Senior Gomez this morn
ing. Il am not familiar with that
name and can not translate it into
Mexican
Consul Gomez has wired Mexican
friends at Guthrie 70 watch develop
ments in Caddo county, Oklahoma,
ana report TO MIN. He said he didn't
expect to go to Oklahoma unless or
dered there BY his superiors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
pepends on Two eevarnors

DcpcnuS On TWO OSySFHofS
Washington, ID. c., Nov 14-Fulfil-
ment of Tafts promise to Diaz to
bring about the punishment of the
persons who burned Rodriguez al
Rock Springs, Texas, and to protect
Mexicans in this country appears to
depend upon the good will of the
governors of Texas and Oklahoma.
Governor Campbell, of Texas, has
promised to investigate the lyncling
Governor Haskell, answering the urg-
ent request of Secretary Knox 10
guarantee Mexicans in Oklahoma,
particularly TO prevent lynchng OF
the suspected Mexican who assassin
ated the chief of police of Anadarko,
promises to comply with the request.
The state department is unable TO
confirm the report that Rodriguez is
native American.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
NATIONAL BANK GALL ISSUED
fBy Associated Press j

Washington. d. G.. Nov. 1.-THE
comptroller of currency today issued
a call for statements Of the condition
OF al national banks n. close Of h''F'
moss Thursday. November Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14

The election boards were Demo
cratic, why did they allow these rank
violations OF the law cries the Cap
iial
o5ards lntimidated
Easily answered The election
boards, like the negro voters were
threatened, brow.beaten. inundated,
This was notably the case In Iowa
township Let It be known that few
white men live IN Iowa township,
which for many years past has turned
In from $50 TO S25 negro votes. II rs
ne much as white mans life Is
worth to offend a negro In Iowa town
ship. aud for weeks prior to the clec-
tion predictions were freely made
that killings would be the order ON
election day IN precincts IN Iowa,
Antelope and the Cimarrons. Let 81
be said 10 the credit of many of the
precincts officers la the townships
named, they are not towards, they
conducted themselves nonorably and
adhered TO the law, but deporable cN-
cepiions are noted. A man WITH %
family living in tnickiy populated
negro settlement must needs be tact
ful and discreet, buI in many pre-
clncis discretion took an abBurdly
wide range What with the bluning
and threatening of white Republican,
candidates ana hcelers. little wonder
is there that more fIagrant' law yio'
latons OF the law lid not take place.
Tais fact stands out undisputed:
Sixty per cent Of The negro vote
cast in Logan county was Illegal
BIsckhand Letters
In precincts where the negro was
not forced 10 the polls by heelers,
election Inspectors had been lntmi-
dated verbally or By letter. Two days
Lefore the election 500 letters were
mailed out OF Guthrie from Repub.
lican county headquarters TO election
officers. These letters all contained
threats that the negro must bc al
lowed TO vote or the person addressed
would suffer. II Is charged that q
score Of letters which lett this city
addressed to election officials IN Iowa
bcar Creek, Springer. aprlngyale
Antelope and the Cimarrons bore the
name OF a banking institution and
read substantially "yonr note for s.
will be due ~. We are Interested
in II you IN your capacity OF =
at precinct No. are disposed TO be
fair to your fellow man, We shal
! feel disposed TO practice reciprocitS
when your note falls dues One thinf
is certain. You must not deny the
ballot to tie negro voters In your
precinct. on pain Of much future EN-
barrazsInent to yourself and family.
Such letters were elective In som'
instances. but the personal lambast
ing and brow.beatine of machine
lieutenants on election day werI
even more so.
Affidavits OF Overt Acts
Scores OF anIdayits relating over
acts at the polls are on file.
Such being the case should
democratic county election board b.
condemned because II hesitates 4
canvass returns. shown By affidavit
10 De absolutely Illegal?
Should sseh Illegal returns b
conntedg Should not tie board ac
Iupon the authority ssated In IL an
throw ont entirely the twelve or sil
teen precincts, where fraud was mat
\ ifesf. and where afhdaylts are avail
able showing indisputably flagranti
illegal voting. such Is the eituation !
Logan county.
Add to these startling facts. tho al
pallins diaclosnres made hy the II
r." e,.' nv e,,.t,s .r, - Tst,,,,s ~ !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14

New orleans
La Nova
Tonight talr with
freezing weather
colder IN east;
Tuesday fair anu
warmer