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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

Stant puebla bsmdhtigt unb bebro6i
iest bic tpihtiss Stabt MtIirco, mo oi:
giirssr iid, beipaffnst bdben. um no.
mos!idb ben 4nsriff ab5uihlasen.
Gufemio 3apata befhiist bic 3udera
planiasen unD ldbt gllIe eri1ieben, biz
rem Ginbeimisn Der 3udersrnte ettpaa
ir ben Wss Iesen ooer oit 3udsrrohr'
fesbsr in 8runo itsden.
Der 6tani WprsIos lit jebt perbdlts
nibn6bis rubis. 9ier5thn BON ben
% Nurolss, bic am DitRitaa in glal,
nepanilld seneutsrt baben, iinb an
Donneritag Wprssn srihoKen fporcsu
Die Ginrihtunsen fanben unter On
tpenbuns nes Stanorshts ituti. 9i'
Wdnnfr fporen in Der lsttsn R1tt Dor
Rssierunsstruppsn sinsefonsen NOR.
ben.
Gumilien 1ras0bis.
9oronto, Canada. 21. WGrs.-
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mod Mbenh ibre orei ainber 3u 8ett,
0ffnese cine Oasrobre unb lests iit
nit ibnen bin, um 81 iterben. Die pier
Q<ifen iuurben BON oem 0nt.en uns
Batter gefunben. oIs sr ein pdo,
Gtunben ipdter nah 6duie 3urids
sebrte. Die syrau binterlieb einen in
unsufommenbdnaenoen Sdten ae'
imrieb<nen Brief. Der unbeutet, bat
w 0sie sssisst Ssusisa iaz mak
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
Cine 8orlage angenommen, pis Der
Yrdiibsnten srmd6tigt,
lInebrlihe gunoesgsrihts.glerts OBJ
3uIeben.

Dufbinqtpn, .. g., q. Wdr3.
Die oemotratii9e 9orlage 3ur RsDiz
iiou Der DoQ30ue, oer5ufolge siu oo
9alprem 3Da BON 20 pro3ent fir
Robpole erboben psroeu ioQ, uno Die
ON 0onneritag Don bsm Repraientan@
ten UNDERWOOD i'm unterbaus ein5e@
reid1t puroe, tpirb bereits 5rettdg auTs
qenommen perpen. es geihieht oies,
um einen Edutus 3u pernletoen uno
oopurh etnen aonflitt nit Den Ses
firportern pou frsier Bolle aus oem
Wege 81 gehen.
Die gorldge lit nit oerientgen, bic
i'm porlgen Sommer pom HeprGiens
tantenbaus dugenommen uno, nahoem
tie pom Sendt dmenoirt tDoroen, pom
9rdIioenten Suft petirt tpuroe, ioeus
tift.
Die republifaniihe SubititutDorIage
piro am 5reitag pom Sommittee fir
Wittel Inb Wege nieoergeitimmt, oann
dber uIs Utinpritdtsmabrsgsl i'm Res
prdfeRtantenbous eingereiht tpetoen.
Die reguidren Gspublifaner fino Der
9nIidt, oab Der grGiipent berebtigt
Iein riirbe, bic bsmotratiIhe 8orlape
gu petirer, neil ourh tie Die gtnnaAs
me Des 2anoes niht geniigeno bei4ubl
tpiiroen.
5u Dem 8eriht iber bic bemotrutis
fche 0prluae. Die Reprdientant Inoere
pooo NIT Der giQ einrsi6en nib
fpirb elm 0srIu6 ssmaht fperben. ben
Hahpeis gu fii6ren, odB bic 5ariftes
b1roe perfeblt unb paB i6n
| geriht iibsr bic @ollinouItris pertbIoa
iet.
0os Observation-Disclosures nabm am
| sSreitaa bic 9orln9e an, bersufol1e
| bas qarole 9sIsb audi auf StrdT=
Iinee in bsn 9unDes5uhthduiern, Die
su lebenslGnsliher 6aft oerurtheilt
poroen iino, aussebebnt perbsn iou.
Die Strdfltnse tonnsn um poroltruna
nahiuhen, tpsnn lie Is Sabre seIeHen
boben. Die 8prlaae mar BON BEN
8snerolanlpaIt Widsrfbam unt.ritiis!
ipproen.
Repr. glapton, Der 9orfiser bee
sSuitistommittees oes SauIes, rtihtG
am Donneritag cine 9prla1e sin, Der:
sufolae Der 9rdIibent bic Weht er:
bait, une6rlthe 9unoesgerihtsclerts
obauIeben. Repr. glanton idpte, oaf
mebr als 3tpanais glerts bon gunbss'
aerihten 9erihtsgelber unterIhluger
unb bod i'm Qmte blieben, neil oas
ijssiee 8eies 10 abgefobt lei, oaB mar
ihnen ni6ts anhaben tonne. Die Dor
laae, burh frelhe bas betrsffenbe 9e
| feb amenoirt tperben folI, truro'
prompt angenommen.
8erfuhspeif unab9 a NJ
| sisteit fir bic g hi.
Iippinen.
Repr. Spnes Don 8irginisn, 8or
fiber bes 1asgtommtttses fir SuIu
!. lar Mngelegenbiteu, reidte am DON
ner1tae cine 8orlase Elm, oeraufols
ben pbiIippiuen voerIuhspsiie" BON
a. Suli 1913 big gum a. Suli 1872
| llnabbGngisteit gsndbrt iperben Ioll
Die gorlase tpiro bon ben oemutrati
! f6en MitglieDsrn bes aommittees IN
terftiist. Wdhrsnb Der poerfuhsnei
| fen" llnabbdnsieteit ioll Der 4rhipe
mad amsritantihem Muiter psrpalte
tpsrben, uno Der prGiioent Der Der
Gtaatsn ioa has Reht baben, pi
Gsiess Ssr aiIipinos ~ Ss.irsn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

5orbiger WDrber geInn6t. I.
Go6rdn, Ga, q. mdrs. Gin
farbiger Strdfling, 5omer 8ufb NIT
RQmen, Der in einem Strdflingslager
ben Wdrter oSoIep6 GDobp getDotet uno
3lpei anosre g8drter su f6teBeu pers
iuht bate, rpurbe 9onneritag gelpn6t.
8ufb bate nit anbereu Strdflingen
sinsn Nusbruh geplant. Gr DerieBte
benz Wdrter Goopn pl0slt6 einen
furhtbaren Snlag nit isirer Shaufel
iiber ben Sppf, ibn toot nieberitreteno.
gr nabm ben Renploer @ooDp's an iidb
unb erofFuete auf bic beioen anoeren
Ddrter fseuer. &eIner perIelben fpuroe
gstrpffen, cine augeI aus pem Repols
Der strss Der beioen itredte Bulb iHz
oeifen 8u 8noen. Der perlpunoete gees
ger iolte nah 6atpttuspiae gebruft
nerosn, als elm 5rupp9epdffneter ben
@eri6tsbeamteu ihren 9efangeneH
entriB uHo t6n auftniipfte.
iG in ell G b cr | d m m mung in
8ittsburg erp artet.
| &itt8burg, ga, 81. Marb.
glnbalten0eS Hegens lnb IhduTpetter
III ben @erQcn bat 5ur Solge, oaB Die
/ G5luiie bier idbneQ iteiaeu. Der Ohio
erreifte am Hadmittaq cine Sohc
BON 20 SUB mo ou5 8etterbureau
proabe5eit, oaB Der SSluB bis sum
;Sreitag auf 30 SUB iteigen piro.
Die 8oIi3ci hat Die Seipohner in ben
nieorig geIeQenen StaottbeiIen ae-
Iparut, iid1 uno ihre peroer6Iide Sabe
iofort in Siterbeit 81 brtngen.
Bland unD 6arris t0nnen
mid 5um 5petten M
pro5efitrt peroeu.
gep gort, 21. MGrS. Der
Rihter Seabran bot am 0onnerItog
entfdieoen, bab Mar Bland unp
9sioac Sarris, oie Gigentbiinler Der
5riangIs Sbirt WaiIt Gpmpanp, in
oeren Jabrit i'm Wdrs poriaen Sa6res
BEL einem 1eutr 142 Menihen ums
2eben tamsn, nidt gum Speiten Wtale
unter Der QntIuge bes SOoIhlags pros
3eiiirt fperoen t0nneu,
Sn .tusm friiberen pro3eb tpurbsu
bic bsiosr 4ngetlagten freieeiprohen,
uno Der Tiitrittdntpolt bate bardufz
| bin ertldrt. bab er Bland uno 5arris
nod auf feds anoere, segen bic Bel
ben erbobenen Qntlusen bin pro5efi'
rem tpolle.
6prberungen Der Wei If 10 B.
lensrdber q gele bnt.
GlepeIanb, 8, q. MGrs. --
SGmmtIihe 5oroerungen Der 200, 900
Goblensrdber in bem WeihtobleusRe.
bier oes Observation-Disclosures, Shio.
Snbiana unb Sainois rpurnen 0ons
nerItag bon ben 9rubenbeTtBern oers
tporfen. Die gngelesenbeit tpuro.
Johann an einen 2lusI4ub perrpisien,
Der aus s 2lrbeiterbslegaten uno 8
GrubsnbeIibern beItebt unb 5retta1
gu elmer aouferen5 3uiummentreteu
ptro. Mon min periuhen, eineu
&ompromib 81 er3ielen.
aus Der QesisIutur Art
, 3ona's.
9bpsnir ari5, 21. Rdrs. 81
beiben Sdufern Der 2egisIatur purber
Donneritag eleih3eitis ReioIuticner
einssreitt. pslhe beiogen, baB ben
9olte sin tpnftttiS SipueLes ameuoemen
in 9s5us auf Bic Nbberufung Dor
Rihtern sur 4bitimmung unterbreite
tperDen fpu. Cine RsfoIution, ipelb
. bic ginfiibruns elmer gunbesz zgintcm
msniieuer iHocHirt. muros slsiHfoul
leiugsysiHt.
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0Detterberidgt.

Sir Obio: 6h0nes, drbaltsnb
faites Wettsr am Greiias; am Sdmss
taa jh6nes Wetter. mariner; noros
peiilide Winbe. bic am Samitog Ders
Gnoerlih iperotn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
Cincinnati. Jreitag. ocm g. Mars 1912

Jn(anO Oge(e0rapt.
Miami gounlg O6io, 6(ei6t
trofnl.
Die 0rubenfataftrppbe tn
Gflabcma.
26 Berionen lebenb aus Der
Orube berausgebraht.
Die 3abl Der 9obten bstrdgt ung..
fdbr 80.
Gin pielssfudter Sufpslenbieb unb
Yoitrduber
~<~
in ct. aruis ben gunbesbsb6rben in
BITE 5dnbe sefdlIsn.
Gin Ressr In Gohran, Ga, sslpn6f,
-
Ta6bem ,r cine Wahe i'm gsfanaez
nenlaser set0btet.
Die W0rber bon 5iLlsbi[ls, ga., nod
,auf frsiem JuB,
9ouperneur Utann ober sntIhloiien,
Die ganoe um ieben Yrsis
aus5urotteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
2mftfreu5er l.
GriegsDienit. Il.

qonoon. 81. N1rs. GiuSelbei.
fen iiber ben Angfifi. ben am Uaitt.
nod 5,pei itaIieuiide Quittreu3er aui
oos tiirtiid,e Eager bet @Moni.N Ben.
|1IDsn eeusadt iIub n eiss1s 0ne1inI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

sic iouen ausrei6en, um bic ger
Staatsu 80 Sabre lang nit
&ali 3u DerIeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
q us Werito.

Mtyifp, q. Mdr3. Cine 1900
Monn itorse Abtbeilung bon 3opoii<
iten unter Dem aommanbo BON sJeius
Mprolss. Der iiirSlih pom Gmilionp
2npoto sum gpurernsur BON petlat
einoo ernannt Doroen tn. bat iim pies
.lss teinsS cSti4sftsn n ~ ga8ss pr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
plm Donnsritas BON benz aaifer mil@
belm empfongen.

Der RaiI.r tritt tpdhrenb bes zases
feline Reife ndd aorfu on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

gDeaen ber becprftsbenosn 4ntunft BEG
beutlhen aaiisrs perbaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
Mus Der Sunoesbauptitaot

Sinb in Gan 8ernaroino GountD,
Gatifornien, entoedt poroen.
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aGe 9.rbddtissn in geneois unb llm'
s.senb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24
RUSSELL HAS
MURRAY
ARRESTED
HEAD OF WARNER AGRI-
CULTURAL SCHOOL FACES
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE

Muskogee. Okla. June 9i.--J 5.
s'urgay president of the Conner
school ol agriculture al Warner Tor
some time. has been arrested at Fort
smith Ark charged with emoezzle'
nent OF state funds ON a warrant is-
sued By Campbell Russell. according
to a telegram received by Sheriff Wise
ner Of this city. Deputy Sheriff Rob
.ns has been sent to- Fort Smith 10
ring Murray TO this city.
Russell contends That MURRAY pur
chased stamps for postal cards con
ta ming matter mlavorable 10 Russell
i stead @ using the stamps for stare
purposes. d is said that the whole
agaie IS due o a eight between Rus
sell and the state board OF agriculture
AWray in carrying out the orders
OF the board is said TO have met with
Russel's displeasWe.
The information was fled BY Coun-
ty Attorney Disney and sworn 10 by
hussell before Justice Bailey.
William H. Murray OF Tishominso,
candidate for congressman al large
IS a brother OF the accused man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24
PRESS ASSOCIATION DE-
NOUNCES ALLEGED TAX LEAGUE

oklahoma City, Okla June24.-
Al meeting Of the Democratic
Press association resolutions We're
adopted codemning the Oklahoma
Taxpayers LeaeUe which held a
state meeting here Yesterday The
resolutions declare
THE league wss founded in Okla
homa City and is fostered by in
diyiduals OF oklahoma city" who,
it is charged 5y the association, do
not pay their just proportion of
taxes. and who are now the chief
allies and masked spokesmen for
the republican PARTY and are seek
ing TO breed distrust Of all public
onici9ls and evolution Of govern
mental principles now n force
The association expressed its dis
approval Of the policies of the So
called Oklahoma City Tax League
leaders, and reminds the pubn2
that the cost of government in Ok
lahoma Will stand comparison with
sister states that have long since
passed periods OF organization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24

found. A note on the bureau read;
"Goodby TO alE This is the best
ching can do. Please forgive me,
aud good luck to all of YOU. ROSE
II is believed that after Mrs, Echler
returned home Friday evening and
swallowed the poison she lifted the
sleeping baby for a last goodby. bat
vas overcome by the cynaide and col
hpsed IN the crib. the baby rest n.
anon her, All through the nisht the
thild sleps on her dead mothers hos
ON. When she awoke Yesterday morn
ing She probably realized there was
something strange about the still hg'
We. II was then she began her cry
hg.
Two of Herman Eichler's brothers
are Or. Philip Eichler of No. 1881
Washington avenue, the Bronx. and
Emil Eichler. a druggist at No. lf25
lNrst avenue. Emil said last night:
We have done everything TO IND
Herman, but without success. We are
forced to believe ne has done away
With himself My brothers and ! viii
take charge of onr sisterin-law's body
and care for Marjorie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24
MOTHER DEAD,
BABY Walls
WHOLE DAY
FAMILY STARVING, FATHER
OUT OF WORK, WOMAN
BECOMES CRAZED

Chicago June 24-All yesterday
me waiting OF child sounded IRON
tae fiat OF Herman Eicher on The
round aoor of No lf2 West one
Hundred and Thirtuhrst street
Neighbors rang the hell and called
20 Mrs Eichler but got no response
.and the child continued to cry.
Better call the police and break
nl suggested a woman.
No; Mn. Smith win be home later,
suggested another Wait till he
comes The Eichlers might not like
Wr breaking down their door
The child kept on wailing AT
tones the sound showed terror still
tfe neighbors held back
The Smith mentioned is James
Smith who had room in the Eich-
ier Hat. t'ntil two wears ago Eichler,
no is a pharmacist and one OF six
brothers. all doctors or druggists, was
prosperous Then his health failed
and he had to give up business For
months he was in hospital
Recently Eiehler sought work but
found none He had bat little money
left but was too proud TO ask aid
Il his brothers lle became despond
nt Smith. an intimate friend, rent
cd room from Eichler 10 help him
10 pay his rent
Lass Thursday Echlcr Went out to
look for a position As he was leay-
.ns his home he said to his wife
Rose. If get place I'll be back
e don't succeed won't come home
lie kissed her and their Two year old
daughter Marjorie and went out That
as the last seen of him Mrs. Eich-
Ter searched yainly and became deep
u respondent. She was seen entering
FER home at O'Clock Friday evening,
her little girl i'm her arms.
Smith did NOT return home until g.
Aclock last evening Neiebbors were
crowded about the door and the child
vas shrieking Historically. smith
hurried to a room occupied by Mrs
Echler and her child
In Nariorie's crib lay her mother
Gcad Lying on her body, unable to
Get from the crib because OF the rails
cd side bars. was the frantic baby.
"Best Thing Can Do"
Patroman James Glynn OF The West
One Hundred and Twentydfth street
police station called Dr. Carroll from
j. Hood Wright Hospital The phy
Sician said Mrs Eichler had killed
herself with poison and had been dead
about twentyfour hours. 4 vial that
mad contained cyanide OF mercury was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24
Detective Not Satisfied.

Mrs Henrys story tht she had
seen a man leaving her daughters
room and her vague description Of
the intruder did hot satisfy Deteo-
tive Gallatin, but he pretended to
Mrs Henry that he believed her
man Who sand he was Walter
Harrington OF Drexel street. Chi
cago, was arrested in connection
with the crime and lodged in the
Elizabeth jail
Yesterd ~, under GaIlatin's per
sistent questioning MIS-. Henry be
gan to protest Bat I'm innocent
rinally she made confession-a
cool recital of her every action IN
numbering her baby.
She said she had gone to Newark
and had bought an aluminium fruit
enfe with the intention OF stab
ing herself IN the early evening
She told her little daughter TO 80
10 bed.
Mary disobeyed me, Mrs. Hen
ry went on. I told her would
spank her unless she went to bed.
SHE said She had bad cox lnd'
couldn't sleep and was afraid OF the
darN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24
\ Concise Platform.

A Concise Platform.
Baltimore Nd. uue "a fhe
democratic national platform build
crs promise TO present TO the conyen.
ti0n a document that shall be short
and incisiye The number Of "teeta
IN it as one plank holder said today
viii depend upon the outcome of the
struggle between the conservative and
radical wings Of the party On most
OF the majorte points however. the
leaders seem aarced Some Of them
sav that the difference likely to arise
~ the committee on resolutions Whcn
il considers the platform next WecN
vil be matters of lansHage rathal
tpan the contents.
The Pianks to Be Considered.
A universal woman suffrage plank
las arrived and several lcadiH. suf-
1ragists already have been promised
d hearing before the committee
Other planks the committee VIII
Ccnsider are:
Declaring for regular increase OF the
navy probably the Consiruc on OF TWO
battleships a year.
Permitting postal employees 10 Or
ganize..
improvement OF riyers and harbors.
Fayoring a national public health
hureau.
There was talk of a plank declaring
IN strong terms against third presi-
uential term
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24

not only seeking the prominent men
int are photographing the ladies'.
They were particularly insistent thal
Mrs Norman e Mack, wife Of the
rational committee chairman pose for
them. Finally she consented provided
they would readjust her veil after the
ceremony. They promised and tried
40 fulfill their part of the agreement
INT newspaper man had 10 come 10
their assistance.
Not Worth a Quarrel.
United states Senator MARITIME OF
ew Jersey was one Of the early VIII
son arrivals today.
The temporary chairmanship is not
W orth fighting over" declared Sena-
tor MARITIME. Il am Bryans friend
and would prefer 10 see man like
Senator Kern temporary chairman but
that is all secondary to getting a real
progressive candidate like Woodrow
Wilson and a platform that is more
progressive than out platforms OF sew
years ago We don't want q
low at the beginning af this conyen-
ton"
Parker Prepares His Speech.
New York, June "a Alton Il.
5arker who has been picked by the
; arrangement committee of the dem
oCratic national convention for tenn
2erorary chairman of the Baltimore
convention arrived here today. He Is
i. orking on his speech to be delivered
p. Baltimore and denied himself 10
, isitors. His secretary said Mr.. Park
ar would depart for Baltimore either.
.unight or tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Parker has made no comment
lH Mr.. Bryan's opposition to him as
chairman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24
MAKE BIG CATCH
OF FINE FISH

Tom jenkins Bert Coughlln, "
T. Coleman and Billie Powers We're
the most popular men in Guthrie
YESTERDAY Early yesterday morning
they went to the Cimarron fishing
Before starting they had told a
number of their friends to expect
nice mess OF fish for supper The
friends were waiting for the fish
and the boys aid not disappoint
them They returned about G-e
o'clock yesterday evening with
seyentyfour fine channel catfish
weighing from three TO eight
pounds, which they distributed
among their friends The boys re
port a splendid time and say the
river is full Of fish this year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24

The st. Louis Racket. now King's
Racket is getting this trade Fall IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24

Whtn your child has whooplng
ough be careful to Keep the cough
ooso and eXpoctoration easy by Civ
Ig Cfamberlain's Cough Remedy as
may be required. This remedy viii
$50 l4uily tho tough mueus and make
{ easier 10 oNpeclorato 1t has been
used successfully in many epidemcs
and Is safe and sure. For sale by all
callers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24
WOMEN
SCORE: AS
LAWYERS

Oklahoma City. June 24--Women
scored heavily n the stato bar eXami-
nation conciuded here to-day Miss
hitie Clyde Sturdeyant of Shawnee
was easy winneE al arst honors over
~ OF her male competitors with an
average of "a rs and gels the Lew
eilyn setter pup offered by Col.
Swamp Campbell to the one making
he best average I'm this examination.
Mrs. Margaret Speers Of Poteau tied
fer third place With r. r. Poe Of Tui-
Sd and G. e. Han OF Ntus took sec
Ond honors.
All admittances numbered 1873. OF
whom forty-eight were accepted on mo
tion OF sixtasn OF these. were grada-
a.ed from tlH law department OF the
State Tniversity. COMPRISING the lars-
est in the history OF the state Al
address was made by Chief Justice
Turner who administered the oath
to seventy OF the class,
r~hc q -,.t.p DrcRy,F
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-24
Killed for pisobedience.

II mt her to bed and remained
with her until she went TO sleep
AS she was sleeping could not
help thinking how disobedient she
had been. got the fruit knife,
covered up Mary's face with a hand
crchief so ! couldn't see her, ana
then drove the knife into her neck
ANA twisted it around and around.
MIS-. Henry told OF watching her
dying daughters struggles and hold
me the knife in the wound until
She was satisfied the little girl was
dead. Then she thought ABOUT the
tale Of seeing a man leaving the
room and threy things out Of the
bureau so if would appear a burglar
mad been there
But Mary was disobedient and
It was her own FAULT was the
mothers final utterance.
Gallatin arrested her and she was
locked in cell adjoining that OF
harrington. who doubtless viii be
freed BY her confession. She is
undoubtedly insane Her husband IS
in ouch a condiWon from shock over
the murder that he w1s not told last
night of her confession.
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at their candidate complies With the
conventions instructions. the word
ing of the resolution being.
These instructions are to be car
led out in good faith in the exercls Sc
Of sound discretion"
II was also provided by the state
convention thar each delegal on is TO
vote as a separate entity but both are
Instructed 10 vote against any candi-
Cate who is opposing the initiative
and referendum or any OF the reform
Treasures of progressive Democracy.
Personnel of Delegations.
The following are the delegates and
alteruates from Oklahoma.
For Clark AT large: Judge r. T.
Williams. Durant: Congressman Scott
Ferris. I.awton, Fred p. Branson.
Haskogee. Or. Howard Webber Bart
icsville: Henry S Johnson Perry,
George ". Bellamy. FL Reno: Capt.
R. S. Mitchell Shattuck All the del
eaates at large to cast five votes. Al
rnates at large: w. A. Collier,
Fufaula A. Y. Mabon shawnee
t;alen Grow, Guthrie Only three were
FAMED First Districts Rov Hoffman
Chandler: alternate. J Beall Hen
nessey. Second District: w II WI
cox, Woodward no alternate named
Ihird District: H. T. Sammond Hold
enylle, alternate. J. w Sullins. Hen
retta. Fourth District Preslie R.
Cole McAlester. alternate. John Ei-
l&rd COalsate Fifth District. z X
Thurmond. Sayrc: alternate. + p.
(lasco Purcell.
For Wilson-At Large: O. j Flcm-
laing. Enid; f. J Giddines. Oklaho-
ina City w w hastings. Tahlequah,
William II MURRAY, Tishomineo: T.
y Gore. George H. Bowman, King
esher Boone y. Hte Anadarko
Thomas II Owen. Muskogee; Z p.
Hin McAlester: Swan C. Burnett,
Cordel. All TO cast Eve votes. First
District. r. s Chambers, Tonkawa'
alternate, J S. Kellyq, Jefferson.
Second District; ] J Carney El Re.
no; alternate George w CARMEL;
W eatherford Third District Sam "
q Hare. Muskosee: alternate, G. II
Davis, Claremore. Fourth District:
Tom w Hunter Hugo, alternate
+ r Crittendcn Stisler. Fifth
J strict: r T.. Wade NARROW: A. d
! urch, Pauls Valley.