davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-02

II will pay you to make . .aail and see the bargins in bottled goods for one week only. Seward Com'i. Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-02

1t will be "aii a mistake" # you miss the Radiator banquet Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-02

We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward Com1 Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-02

NO COAL SHORTAGE AT eos's.
 We arc now burning oil % have no coal shortage. Nothing shoss d the Northern. We can take ears of ali sus customers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-02

February 9th is the last chance tes . year 10 attend the EasIs's annual ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-02

For prompt ano satisfactsry isnndr,
 work cali up the Peoples ,undty Phone Main t5f.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-02
WE DO rHE WORK

Pesples laundry arc mskloS . sps. eisity d rough dry laundry oivs us . NisI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-02

The big bali of the ssssen. The Shrinsrs ball. February i2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
PLAYS JOKE
ON NEXT
PRESIDENT
GRIDlRON CLUB AT SEA.
GIRT MAKE MERRY WITH
STUNTS ON WILSON

Seagirl y j., Ane. = GOV Wood.
lrow Wilson saw before him at dinner
last night a heavy bag labelled Two
bullion dollar contribution from the
Standard Oil COMPANY Instead OF
money however the bag contained
sand.
The occasion was dinner By the
newspaper correspondents 10 the gov
'ernors cousin James Woodrow, who
has been one OF the secretaries here,
inut who viii leave tomorrow for the
[ University OF South Carolina to be-
lcoule IN instructor in mathematics
The dinner was after the manner
OF The Grldiron club dinners in Wash.
iugton, a program of stunts" being
carried out, some of which were dl-
re cted at the candidate. On the ta-
he in 'front.' OF the governor was
hull moose. a top battleship repre-
scented the donation Of the democratic
congress to the navy II was labeled
however, Made in Germany which
label the governor. in a recent speech
declared was TO be found on too many
articles bought in this country
A tiny salboat flying the American
flag. was intended to show the re-
storation Of the merchant marine.
the subject of many of the governor
campaign speeches During the day
the governor saw few callers Con
gressman Joseph Il. Rassdel pFesi
dent of the national rivers aud har-
bors congress brought a delegation
to urge the governor to attend the
convention Of that organization at
Memphis, september 2l - and %
The governor said he would 90 if he
could possibly arrange IT Former
Governor Campbell, Of Texas, George
Foster Peabody Of New YORK and y
Collazo, the porto Rico delegate to
the 3 ''more convention. called,
they sad to pay their respects Mr.,
Collazo discussed conditions in Porto
Rico with the governor
These people are very keen on
the development Of Porto Rico said
tbp governor afterwards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
Using Goats = in Hogtown

lstin in fun vogue in this city OF the
West.
About 900 women and girls work
ing for less than $500 per week.
About 372 children working for less
than $500 per week.
The Chinks and Greeks control the
restaurant trade OF the city 10 ths
detriment OF the American working
man.
Ieigler ADVOCATED convict labor to
do the work on the irrigation ditch
lin the western part of the state at ~
cents per day with thousands oi idle
tree laborers out of work Then La
bor elected him President Of the
state Federation Of Labor. To sit on
the throne and tell YOU what to do
viii you delegates TO Shawnee, tell
where you are drifting 10. Have yon
gone over bag and baggage 10 your
raster and will you do their bidding
through such men as Zeiglcr, who has
not drop of union blood in his
veins controlled BY the Chamber OF
Commerce which is and always has
reen agMlinst Organized Labor ana
for the open Shop. IegIor has been
working wiki them since last Deccn
her and supports them in all their
dirty work against Organized labor.
He viii endeayor TO have YOU dole
Fates at Shawnee on the 18th en-
dorse the scab WE 30" city Tor thc
capitol When that time comes Will
you delegates. look up in that lobster
face. and say Brother Xeigler. we
submit 10 your wishes because our
masters told MS TO- or will you he
Union men and vote against am open
shop town This is where real or
aanzed Labor should 80 on record
or the closed shop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
GUTHRIE MAY HAVE SUNKEN
GARDEN AFTER ALL

According TO Ed. Kelly. a Rock
Island official, the matter Of letting
Guthrie have the abandoned right OF
way in this city for the municipal
bath house location, Is now before
The head officials of the company and
decision is expected in the near
future. The officials are willing, it
appears if they can comply with the
request legally. II not taken for
bath house site. the right of way VIII
be turned ieto sunken garden, ac-
cording to present plans The rail
road company makes the improve
ments and the city guarantees to
keep the park or garden in trim
condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
WOMAN IS KILLED
BY PLOW NEAR ENID

Enid, Okla. Aug. While plow.
ing on her husbands farm, three
miles north of here Mrs. Catherine
Mortz was thrown under the plow
and killed. In an effort to urge one
OF the horses ahead, Mrs. Mortz used
a whip, which caused the animal to
lurch suddenly forward, throwing her
between two shares of the plow and
fatally iniuring her. The spine was
vrenched and many bruises on the
body resulted from the accident. She
lived about ten hours, dying at
o'clock last night.
She was alone in the field. but the
accident had been seen from the
house. The injured woman was TAX
een to the house on a door, being inn
POSSIBLE to move her in buggy. She
fingered about ten hours and was
conscious till death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24

Especial Correspondent 10 Leader
Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. 24-lt
is TO laugh When the Alexander
capital committee sends out speakers
asain to land Oklahoma City's virtues
III is safe to say one w. B. Moore,
secretary of the Chamber of Com
sent TO. the Sapulpa meeting Friday
and he managed to tickle the Sapul-
rams by his class ignorance. Moore
didn't know what he was talking
about. He was a goat. for sure Mrs.
+. r. Finch, president Of the Wom-
EMS Chamber Of Commerce. made an
address. She told the history of the
capital embraglio and acquitted her
self credtabiy Then Moore was
called He stammered and sniffled.
Il have been in Oklahoma six
months" said Moore. Il came direct
10 Oklahoma City from Dayton, Ohio,
where | was floor-walker for dry
goods store. | have studied condi-
tons here carefully and | want TO
brand as false every lie told about
Oklahoma City. We have kept every
p'edge made: we have raised $500000
fer the capitol and this money is in
my hands now Oklahoma City will
win the capital If the rough necks of
Oklahoma fail to vote for Oklahoma
City they are ignorant ingrates.
have always regarded Oklahoma as a
zoolical proposition and if the rook-
ies don't know what is good for them,
then my first impression will be
borne out Moore was unmerciGully
euyed. He is a tenderfoot right aud
knows as mach about Oklahoma as a
tbree-year-old boy, 1t S noticeable
that the Alexander committee is eX-
trouble in getting speak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE MEET

The Democratic count central
committee is in session this after
noon at the city hail lt is the inten-
ton TO reOrganize the committee. fiii
vacancies and get ready for the fall
campaign
The Democrats of tire county VIII
also meet this evening in mass con-
Nention 10 select twenty-two dele
gates TO the state ratification meeting
at Oklahoma City on the 2Sth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
THREE HUNDRED POUND
CAKE PRESENTED TO BRIDE

Philadelphia Aug. 24-One OF the
most extraordinary wedding gifts ever
presented to a bride is a 300pound
wedding cake given TO Miss Mamie
Norgenstein. by her father, Bennett
Norgenstein II is said to be the
largest cake ever baked in this city.
Among the ingredients in the cake
are leo pounds of raisins. 100 pounds
OF cnrrants, thirty fo2en eggs. seven
Give pounds of sugar and twenty
rounds of butter
IT stands six fet high and is ar
tistically decorated. Mr. Morgen-
stein and his tfo sons spent two
weeks making They say il viii
last without cruGbling for twenty-five
years. Mss Mrgenstein was mar
red last nigAI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
Mr.. ANO MRS. RITzHAUPT
RECEIVE BEAUTIFUL PRESENT

Before the master bakers assoeia-
zion adjourned THURSDAY they pass
cC resolution 10 Jhe effect ttat here
sitter an members of the association
would use nothing but Oklahoma
made flour They also presented Mr..
and AIRS Wm Rizhaupt with beau
Hm silver Tea set with the follow
iug inscription engraved thereon.
resented by the Oklahoma Stale
Master Bakers Association to MIR.
and Mrs Wm Rirzhaupt, l952.' The
silver was purchased from c. W.
White
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
HUS BAND FINDS MAN
IN W|FE'S BEDROOM
AND KILLS HIM

III Idabel, AOkla., Aug 24.--Findng
Mack Mellow of Haworth in the bed
room Of his home with his wife, H..
Sawter of Ashtown fired upon the
intruder and two bullets found their
way to vital spots Mellow dying in
8stantly Sawter gave himself up to
the officers and is in the county jail
here.
SAWYER charges that Mellow, who
is Choctaw Indian. had been inti-
mate with his wife for some time
Investigation by Officers shows that
a few hours before the shooting
Mrs. Sawter cllled Mellow over long
distance telephone and he went TO
Ashtown in the evening When
Sawter came home from restau-
rant which he conducts he discover
ed Mellow there and Immediately
opened fire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
.SPRECklES OF CALIFORNIA WIRES
GORE HE WILL ACT PRESIDENT
Many Followers Of La FOIIOtte Will
Join The New Movement in The
Interest Of Good Government
lBy Associated Press.l

Chicago Aug. 2f--Ioseph T.
\ Davies OF Wisconsin, secretary OF the
democratic national committee to-
day announced that Rudolph Spreck-
les of California and John j. Blaine
of Wisconsin, both supporters y
united States Senator LaFollette in
his campaign for the republican
Rpresidential nomination had agreed
" to head an organization 10 work for
u Woodrow Wilson.
& According to tentative plans of the
democratic managers, the organiza-
#tion will be known as the Wilson ma
#tional progressive republican league
Eand viii make an active fight in
Support of Wilson among republi-
cans. In reply to a telegram from
UNITED States Senator Gore of Okla
homa. one of the democratic leaders
Mt the Chicago headquarters. Mr..
sSpreckles telegraphed that he would
sbe glad 10 act as president Of he
proposed league.
Mr.. Blaine, who directed consid-
erable of the work OF Senator La
Follettes convention campaign.
telegraphed he would assist Mr..
Spreckles.
fIt was said Mr. SprecGaies would
organic the western division OF the
league al San Francisco then come
to Chicago and organize the middle
western division and finally go 20
New York to ope nan eastern head
quarters.
Allied III this work also VIII be
Charles r. Crane OF Chicago. form
erly active in the republican party.
a.. IS. Burleson of Texas. chairman
OF the democratic campaign speak,
ers' bureau. arrived today He will
90 to Maine to make a series OF
speeches there during the state cam
paign
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
MURDOCH
RESOLUTION
DEFEATED
lRv Associated Press.l

Washington. d. c., Aug. 2i-Fictor
Murdocks fight against the confer
ence report on the postal appropria-
tion bill providing payment of not
more than thirty-dve thousand dol
lars to the ST. Louis terminal associa-
ton for carrying mails across the
Eads bridge, collapsed today when
the report was adopted with only
Murdock voting against H. This. the
leaders say assures the adjournment
of congress before night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
MURDOCH
Of KANSAS
IN ACTION
WOULD THROTTLE EADS
BRIDGE TRUST HOLDS
UP ADJOURNMENT

| Washington. Aug. 2i.--Plans for
| adJo rnment of congress today were
| threatened last night in the house by
a de.ermiaed fight of representative
Murdock OF Kansas against an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for mail ser
vice ~ the Eads b. dge across the
Mississippi river Tn hidge con
meets East st. Louis and ST. Louis
and is owned by fifteen corporations.
Mr. Nurdock, amid exciting scenes
among members anxious TO get
home, insisted on a point of no
quordm and hurried call was sent
oLt or sbsentees.
TIL attack on the bridge com
pany came during consideration OF
the conference report on the post
office appropriation bill. which the
senate already had adopted MI.
Alurduck first made the point or or
der nat the conferees had exceeded
their authority in putting into the
bil! an amendment which provided
that part of the appropriation for
tran )ortation of mails should be
paid for carrying mails across the
bridge connecting those Two cities,
other than upon mileage basis,
and vesting discretionary authority
in the postmaster general to pay
fir and reasonable price for the
special transfer and terminal service.
the cost not to exceed $4,000.
Moon and Weeks Reply.
Mr. Murdoch said that a trust con
trolled the Eads bridge, the same
trust that operated the Merchants
bridge nearby Representative Moon
OF tennessee and Representative
Weeks of Massachusetts, the house
conferees, replied thab the appro-
priation just about covered the act
ual cost Of the service to the bridge
company. Mr. Murdoch suggested
tha, the supreme court had declared
the lIads bridge company trust.
Mr., Moon replied that trust or no
trust, the government should deal
fairly and justly with IT,
The speaker overruled the point OF
order on precedents that ne said
stretched back over a century and
then oyerruled Mr.. Murdock's request
for unanimous consent for a separate
vote on the amendment.
nv AfurdocR then made the point
of no quorum, and score Of mem
bers voiced their Indignation across
the house chamber. Earlier in the
day. in anticipation OF the move,
Speaker Clark and others had talked
with Mr. NIurdocli in an effort to
show that an insistance on a
quorum at this time might mean
throwing adjournment of congress |
over into next week.
After the ron call had proceeoeo
some ime. it became apparent that
not even an approximate quorum
colld be obtained, and the house ad-
jouraed until 10 O'Clock today, when |
the question OF the adoption of the !
conference report on the postotfice
bill was again brought up It was
generally understood after adjourn :
ment that Mr.. Alurdock would not
renew his vital point OF no quorum.
in which event the democratic lead
ers will be able to carry out their
program. /
House leaders, taking no chances, !
sent messages late last night to alb /
sentee democratic representative to |
rush back to Washington TO insure /
a quorum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
ARCHBOLO DECLARES He IS
TRUTHFUL AND WILL FIGHT
fBy Assoeiatea Press.l

New York. Aug 24-'I'm not a
liar I'm not accustomed to being
accused so and viii not endure it so
lightly
John D. Archbold, of the Standard
Oil company, made the above brief
statement before sailing for Europe
today in reply to Colonel Roosevelt's
charges that he told untruths on the
stand at Washington. when testify
ing before an investigating commit
tee of the senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
DISMAL.
SESSION
Of GOPERS
CEREMONIAL OF SORROW
I'M WHICH J. HARRIS HOLDS
TO HIS JOB

Old time Republicans postmasters
ana newspaper men. followers OF the
lost cause OF VIM Howard Tart
are holding a ceremonial OF SORROWS
at the lone hotel today. Many of the
faithful are here. but many old and
well known faces are conspicuous DF
their absence
Henry Robbins came i'm this morn
ne from McAlester Robbins is
standpatter who hates the name OF
Roosevelt. The meeting is largely
made ~ of federal appointeos
The present frame mn Is to rct-
ommend James Harris OF Wagouec.
for national committeeman and en-
corse the Oreson plan ot electing
United states senators by direct vote
or the people.
Bird 5 Mcclure came iu last night
and s mixing With the BOYS Henry
Robbins Is slated for chairman o- the
state committee iu event of tde ap-
pointment of Harris as national com
mitteeman Harris h0H ever VIII
hold onto his present position uu-t
hc is certain OF sccuriu- fhe other
Hum. George uodson wi Dee re-
elected secretary.
A move was iuaU20aead early this
morning 10 take the state headquart-
ers 20 oklahoma City The move
mcut was started hy Charley Fecheim-
er. OF Chickasha bat Old not get very
FAR before it WAS guashed Guthrie
was selected by fhe ast stale conveu-
Ton as state headquarters and The
ma ioritv feel that the decision of the
4 l.fr rs.ft4safs-fr,u ufrDnlf hold
The committee Was called TO order
at o'clock this afternoon in the as
sembly hall OF the me hotel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24

ers in the field All the bull conners
who were on the hustings two years
ago are afraid to !, face the voters
asain. There's Holcomb, Wykoff, Col
cord. Ross, Giddings, Pettee and a
host Of others. They absolutely re-
fuse to take the field They know
that the voters will ask embarrassing
questions about the Putnam lots. the
original site. the free capitol, the
enormous rentals, the broken cor
tracts and whatnot. Wykof couldn
be forced on the stump with l}oraX
team so the scheme is to put in
goats" Moore is the first goat
and he has enough Afraid to meet
the people on the hustngs the Alexan-
der committee seeks to present the
cause OF l1oganolis by lies asd mis-
reservations through the country
press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
MURDER
PLOT IS
DISCOVERED
fBy Associated Press.)

Washington, Aug. 24.-The alleged
scheme to kill Representative John
son Of Kentucky chairman of the
house committee on the District OF
Columbia, TO head off certain pro
posed legislation. has been disclosed
10 johnson and the Kentucky man
and friends placed on guard. Il
know all about it, said johnson.
but | would rather not say what
interests are back OF the plot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
TWO BOY MORDERERS
ARE RELEASED ON BOND
lRY Assoclaled press.

Kansas City. Aug f. John G.
GEeimberger and John Farley the
playmales Of Joseph Zimmerman, the
-four year old hoy they admitted hay-
ne Killed sunday, were released on
three thousand dollar bond each to
day Their preliminary hearing is
sol For next saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
JOHNSON OPENS CAMPAIGN
Az AsgocIated Press.l

San Francisco, Aug 24-Governor
johnson, candidate for vice president
on the progressive ticket opened his
campaign here today While Roose-
velt is speaking in the Vest Johnson
VII speak in the East
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSES

Washington. d. c., Aug. 2f-Presi-
6ent Taft today signed the sundry
f|sn appropriation bill without the
1rovision of the tariff board. It car
fies an appropriation of one hundred
and twelve million dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
Walters Hot Shot

H. c Waller the labor leader Of
Oklahoma City takes anothr crack
at Hogtown, in this weeks Bulletin.
Says he;
Oklahoma City today is reekine,
seethng mass Of unemployed human
beings, scrumbling for a mere exist
ence The big boom is over, the re-
action has sci in. The bottom has
dropped out There is no work for
one half of the present population.
Men, manacled with chains, can be
seen every day upon the principal
reefs, pushing @an guarded by
armed officers The shameful and
disgraceful sight OF the chain gang,
long since relocated to oblivion, to-
aether with like beathenish and bar
barious customs by the most mod
cru cities Of The civilized world is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
KANSAS KILLER WILL PLEAD
GUILTY AAO ASK MERCY
~ AssocIated -.

Wellington. Kas. Aug as-Sair
Wood who killed n Kansas farmer
boy in an attempt 70 kidnap girl il Is
said will alead guilty OK manslanghrer
and ask the mercy OF the court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
THE WEATHER

New Orleans. Aug. 24--Tonight and
sunday generally fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
What Moore Spent.

Moore has spent S137i1 up to date
u his campaign for getting cases
against liquor dealers n HUTCHINSON
and the twomeu VINO are win him
Kilough and Teayers have also
spen large amount of money Tor
b0OIc
How a ont gerlIng thrown oet
Ion they kick you OUT when they
find that you are spotter," was
asked
no. J won't Iet rnem throw me
out tli dsht first buJ I'll always
20 out without making any trouble
when they ask me to- said Moore
Spottcrs As Witnesses
Moore and his companions haTe
appeared against most OF the de
PENDANTS that have been tried in TN"
liquor cases .hat have come up n
police court during the past week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24
He CAN DRINK MORE BOOZE
THAN A BOOzER CAN
Former Oklahoma Officer is Now
in Kansas Helping En- DRY Up
The SunfIOWer Slate
CBy Associated press.l

Hutchison Kan. Aug 2d-dt takes
q real booze fighter to be y temper
ance "spotter, and Guy Moore, who
Is chief of the spoilers who are
worrying an me cases against Ihe
bootleggers IN this city has had
many a bout with John Barleycorn
Moore was until recently a member
OF the police force in Wichita
For fourteen years Moore has sery-
ed as a spotter for various tenn
perance organizations and he Is
now working for the state admins
tratioa in it's fferot to make Hutch
inson a dry city
Third Man Hired
Moore was the third man ever
tried by the state temperance per.
sons TO work against the liquor traf
ic in Kansas and oklahoma
How much can you drink2' was
asked the chief Of the nformers
against the liquor men.
Well, | have drunk beer all day
long and practically all night, and |
don't gel drunk said Moore 1T Is
hard on your system. though. this
thing OF getting evidence against
the liquor dealers When / started
out fourteen years ago was
small man, now am fat Beer
drnEing did il
A Night Of Beer.
Take on the night OF August 10
in Hutchinson ] started out with
my helpers killough and Travers
We started out at o'clock In the
morning going TO one place and
beer for awhile and then
moving on to another | drank all
that day and Trayers went under
and | had to pnt him to bed. KEEP
al it that night ana Kitloueh went
to the bad and had to 60 10 the
hotel and then / went out with Bark
er and drank until he was put un
der We ended at 4 o'clock In the
morning lter having been TO great
many places ! was not drunk.
" have d regular system ror my
diet when am ont working ~
liquor cases take q pin compos
ed OF Harlem oil in the morning and
eat i've or six olives for breakfast
During the day take q swallow or
olive oil ever 50 often and that keeps
me from getting drunk can't
drink near The amount OF whiskey !
chat can OF beer. for il makes my
sick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-24

Maclmko nthe heamouE Eurpea scientist, are d o % "
hM