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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-08
No AmbuIances in London.

London still clings to a very old Gus
tom in case of an accident. The victim
is carried away to the hospital on a
kind of stretcher on two wheels. No
~ambulances are used.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-08

The value of all kinds of fish land
ed in England and Wales in one year
is over S35,OOO,OOO, and the number
of men and boys employed over 10000.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-08

In the first instalIment we
were introduced to Sidney Page,
to Joe Drummond, her boy
sweetheart, whom she promised
to marry latter years and
years." and to X. lie Moyne, the
new roomer taken by Sidney and
her mother in order to piece out
family finances. And in this in
staIIment we see Sidney STEP
ping into womanhood and max
ing important decisions right
and left.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-08
WILLING to Go Half WAY,

Wife-Tom, won't you give up
smoking for my sakef" Hub-"Cer-
tainly, my love, IL you'll allow me to
smoke for my vi sake."-Boston
Transcript.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-08
CONGRESS HEARS
WILSON'S MESSAGE
Presidents Address to Both
Houses Is Quite s, ort.
RAIL TROUBLES COME FIRST
Further Legislation on That Line Is
Strongly Recommendation Civ
ing Foreign Commerce Promo
tiers Free Haro Necessary.

Strongly Recommended-Bill Civ
ing Foreign Commerce Promo.
tiers Free Hama Necessary.
Washington, Dcc. 3. President viii
son today Delivered his message" ia
both houses Of conErcS, in joint Sos
sion. The address Wa rs follows:
Gentlemen Of The Congress:
In fulfilling at thiS time the duty laid
upon me 10y the Constitution of com
municating to you from time 10 time
information OF The stat" of tn" Union
and recommending to Your couSid"ra-
ton such Legislative measures rs may
he Judged necessary and oNprdi"nt !
shall continue ia" practice, which |
nope has been acceptable to yolI, of
leaving to the reports of the several
heads Of the executive departments the
elaboration OF the detailed needs of
thc public service and rontinr myself
60 those matters OF more general pub
nc policy with which il seems nrccS-
siry and feasible to dead ut the pres
emf session Of the congress-.
rcnli2e the limitations Of time I'M
der which you Njil necessarily act at
tiis session and Shall make my elg-
gestlonS ~ few 81, possible but there
were somc things lrtl uulune M the
last session which ilrrr,' will now be
time 10 complete amt which il Stems
necessary in the interest Of tn" public
10 do st once.
In the FIRST place, II seems TO IN" i'm
per'tivr!y necessary that the earliest
possible consideration and action
should be aCcOrGrd the remaining
measures Of the program of Srtt'r-
uicnt and regulation which | had orca-
sion to recommend 10 you ut the close
If our last session in view Of the pub
Tie dangers disclosed 10y the unarcom-
modated difficulties which then existed,
and which still u~utaplily continue 10
exist, between The railroads of the
country and their locomotive engineers,
conductors. and traIumon.
Railway Troubles First.
then recommended
First, immediate provision for the
enlargement and administrative o
e " ,."'' ''''t''i''
"'"'7 '"' ','' ,t''"'"'''
:" ',',"''' ''N''' ~ NV ""uN'
Of representatives and NOW awaiting
action by the senate, IN order that the
N'",''"" may ~ 'ii"'''" I" ","'
- ,"c many E'''' """ 'hr'"'N ""'''S
NOS. and ,hnrnrnt,nay ,,Ltn, ".u,,
tts present constitution onJ m,,ns of
action. praciic1IIy i,uu,SsihIr
Soconl ,hn oe-,,Lrs,,,ou, 80 ~
e,chi .bour dew ,s IT,. ro.r,I hast. ,Ii,n
of vorI, and Of vo..s IN fla, ou,,I,,.
,,o,,t or all r,jIv,,y .,u,I,,,.. ma
~sctu,IIv cnr,ond Il, Mo work ,r amor.
attn, trains :, iutor,,t, ,.,,.,.,
rio,
r,ird a., ,u,uuu.
,o;ntno,t hr un .,n.tL.,, -
ho,u &c ,,.
,,,u, ..
Tho o;c,, Lo,r ,,., -, ..u"'.' ,m..
n,rtot;o, ain, rnn ~. 49,, o..
81 ,.u.aahn
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-08

What do you make Of X. lie
Moyne by this time? And sup.
pose your daughter, at the age
of eighteen, decided to be a
trained nurse-would you let her
take up the work?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
WHO PAYS FOR
THE TELECRAMS
ASKS SENATOR
Hastings Of Wisconsin BareS
Alleged Cunning Scheme
Of Embargo Conference.

WNsmNGTON. hpm 25 senator
HJrung. democrat. told the senate
rn.-d,, that ,n. American embargo
rou'urn.. rnd conducted a campaign
boo Wisconsin 10 induce uim 20 support
900 embargo resolution against tuipment
~ VHr muni'ions TO Europ' ~" sub
m'l'd ou" letter. from Wisconsin cit
ilrn- Thr.o ho said nll 'maat"d from
~" Chicago hraduuart'r7 oi this Of
r1rizatiou
senator Husunr said that thousands
nj telegram dcIuEins congress cruau-
oi'd from the embargo ronioronU" ""
declared ih'r" wnS 'd''p-laid plot
tu poison the minds " ,Itiz'ns nll over
the ,ountr, with the Thought that 'h'
president wants wtr when every 'ari
r..rs th, lio 10 such gu assertion
The senator submitted 80 the sonat,
form letter signed b, the America
Embargo conference sent tosCiIiE,ns Of
Wisconsin. enclosing forms of other lct
tcrf 90 be- sent 10 him urging tuppor
/ oi an embargo resolution The lo,tc
suited that the conference would rein
hurso the sender for any expense In
CURED for stamps and urged each re-
'rlcnt 10 get his nriehhofs 10 send cop
|i.s Of tho appeal TO tho senator
Senator Ilusting said the Telegram
came in yight distinct forms Ne cap'
Dslh attacked one form which doglnr ''
~, sender heard with alarm "iumur
/ that the rouutr, was ou IN, verge 90
NtRr.H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
LYON OvERR|DES
PARTY;T0 PRINT
SOCIALIST VIEW
State Secretary Insists He
Will Distribute llteraCy
Test Protest.

Ignoring vigorous protest. hy members
NJ the democratic state executive com
mil,ce and hlrh state officials s"cr'
pry NJ state I. ivon announced
Thursisy morning that h" would ord'r
printed and distributed tho 'ortalir nr.
rumcn, against adoption of tho lltrnc'
toe, amendment tu the constitution
At u meeting " the democratic 'r"0u.
tive committee ana number ut state
Officials In the Ice. iiuckins hotel
wednesday night Lyon. Who had ptr-
vousN siEniucd his intention ot having
the argument printed. Wpa toundly ctiii-
cixod and condemned ". Was told that
tho printing and circulation NJ the "iu.
famous" socialist attack on the amend
mcnt would lcopnrditr rH chance ~
adoption
When the meeting was over Lyon told
m, committee b. would have the nrgu.
men, printed snd distributed along with
N, affirmative argument n'rd h, 4
committee II democrats representing the
legislature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
Six Accused
Of Robbery
Flee In Auto
One Woman Is in Group
Caught on Arrival from Ell
Reno; Money Recovered.

Information received after wcdncs.
day, midnight from the night chief uf
rolicc NJ ~ Reno resulted IN the arrcst
hcr' earl, thi' morning ot five mon aud
crc woman hv Motor rauolman ! \
Thomas on a charge NJ robbing Pat Linn
q, an ~ Reno rcsor, obou, II O'Clock
Wednesday nirht
The men gave their name, ~ wnnm
Guceol, Bnncy Rent. Arthur Bus. Il.
noNson and " T. sherman. The, stat.
I'd that their homes were In ~ Rcnn.
Tn" woman, Lucille Rnucr IL we'll
known In police circles In both ohnho.
mn CITY and ~ Reno. n is alleged In
rut,N cam" here In nm automobile
The woman confessed taking ,hc
nuue, which amounted to Nsi. hut
claimed she handed II IN one nf tho n,
men Just before the, lcft " Reno and
started ipf Oklahoma city the poliro
say
After reaching the police station the
woman removed $40 from one Of he,
stockings THIS money. she claimed. wa,
part ot What she took from Linn
The entire amount stolen from him
wna recovered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
American Accused
Of Smuggling Arms
To Carranza Enemy

DOUGLAS. Nriz April y Louis II
llc'sghcr. q commercial traveller repre-
souiinI Tucson, \riz, Wholrsal, mcr-
,l1ni VS.. arrested Wcinc.dh, IN can
oncn on tho charge ot having smuggled
arms ana ammunition into Mexico for
the use NJ enemies " the de facto gov.
'rnmcnt tie is reported to be- closely
guarded iu the JAIL ,t CAuanoa
Details of the charge are not known
here although II is umorcd that II Is
based upon alleged activities oi Flcisrhrr
M Nogalcs during the fcud hctV cen
General Il Elias Gales. 4. facto governor
~ sonora and General jose Ma,torrna
villa governor This IL said 10 have been
flcisch"t'S first trip into sonora since
that time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
JAPAN'S PROTEST
UP TO COMMITTEE
S e nate immigration Board
Will Consider Today
Japanese Objection.

WASHINGTON. April % chairman
Stone was prepared rhutsda, 10 hay he
fore the state foreign relations commit
tcc the results NJ his conference with
President Wilson Wednesday night re-
sarding international problems confront.
ing the nation The submarine con,to-
ycrsy formed the principal topic Of dis
cusslon, although the Mexican situation
and japens protect against features Of
tho immigration hill wss taken up
Tho Japanese rro,es, was w Tor con
alteration NJ a meeting Thursday Of tho
senate immigration committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
GIRLS INVITING
MASCULINE FRIENDS
TO FEMINIST DANCE

Hello. r. thh .ou Jack Mel iHIa
is Ruth. and 4 JUt called YOU go .l'
that { Viii br ult 'p th, house about 30
FRIDAY evening a., take YOU Go our
dance
This ~ the Invitation goo rionocl tcl'.
phone girls were sending nlt over tho
wires Thufflr. o. their gentlemen
friends for IN, lr,p.,o,r dlu.' ~ E'ilo
lFir tr.dpE ulsht u is tu hr stuDtN
q f,mirIsh affair for tie girls vii take
the bolS. VIII pni sll current cHpcnscs
and viii nll uut the programs 10 ml'
their own desires Tho hoN- win NJ al
lowed 10 DO nothing except dance
Operators office gifls. boukkccpers
and others " tho senller seS will attend
and the, have lnvitc-i All syali.bl" lIeau
Rfumm'l.s including H few outside oi
N, liuu"cI office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
CLUBHOUSE TO BE
ERECTED FOR BOYS
EMPLOYED By W. u.

Vfsvo western Union officials are In
Oklahoma CITY attending to de-.
u tails for construction NJ u prb.
pnsed res, room and miniature club.
ho,0c fnt messenger hcys of the com
pnny. n has not been decided dcnn.
i,rlN when the room will Ne built ~
where. hut I, will be In tho vicinity
NJ the Western linton company head.
quarters nn NtnadwR,, u " thought
The rcs'.rron viii bc u part ~ tho
general welfare schems putmcd prt
.isteniN ~ the vnmran, IN behalf
ni Ne employee u will ie ,ummodinus e
and we'll nrpn n'rd aud Nil afford
the lsn,s who Wtat the Western TN.
lnn uniform q nlacs In whirh they inav
lind hcanhul and stimulating tcrtca
ton between calls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
KANSAS CONv|CTS
FIGHT TO LYNCH
MURDER SUSPECT
Topekan Held for Killing TO-
year-0ld Girl Not Safe
Even in PenItentiary.

LANSING. Kan. April ., -Augorcd
b, the storics Of ouGrr. aud murder IT
little '-y'ri. old Edna Dinnmoro. IN To-
peh Tuosdny 200 prisoners In the state
prison here wer disp"rrod rsrly today
after making efforts to mob Fred Rs.
eel NJ Topeka. accuscd N tho crime.
The prisoners had hclri nj BisSc',
arrival hero 60 save him from the To.
pekR mob that iuvtN'd Lawrence last
night and under IN, ,N uf Come uu
bo, they sWoop,i down on Hlssol
Deputy wB'drns md ur..uu guard,
Dluhh.d the moh into suhmioirn
Riss"l was picked W. o., prison guard,
and rushed Hwn' tn solitary. we'll.
guarded cell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
MONSTER PARADE
FOR PREPAREDN Ess

NEw YORk Apr,l ?; -unc hundred
thousand persons probably viii march
on NAV ~ In tho parade organized hy
tho business interests of The cit, to stir
up local intcrcs, In better military. navy
aud Industrial ufcp,tcdn'sss Virtually
every trade and profession in ih' CITY
viii he represented tn, demonstration
Wl, lnst tvcN, hour Two houts havr
been allotted iu the Womcu's parade.
which viii ho composed ~ snlcsWom'n.
factory omp'oNrs mud representative "
various professions. and two hours Ia
N, national guard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
COURTHOUSE WAS BUSY
PLACE THURSDAY NOON

The courthouse was about the busiest
temple ~ justice In Oklahoma this morn.
ms Five courts vc~ running under full
steam iispu-inR NJ divorces, damage
suits. and other matters
-Four NJ ~, courts held forth un tho
third floor Iuigr- lInNson. clark. Crow
aud Oldnrld listened to civil eases On
the ground ruoI Judge william Lvick
directed procedure iu another ciyll suit
oklahoma county has four courts hui,
the coming of judge Walter Grow from
the nineteenth district for two. weeks
stay has increased the court business
temporarily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
ACTION EXPECTED IN
NORMAL CASES TODAY

Action hy the state board oi education
on requests int the rcsisnations ~ q "
nrilcs. president " the Ada NORMAL
school. and Grant e Grumbin,. pr-si.
dent NJ the AlNa normal. wat scheduled
TO he taken Thursday afternoon.
All other business before the board
had practically been disposed " when
II adjourned NJ noon
Roth nrilcs and Grimhine have re-.
fused 10 resign They assert M charges
have been made assin., them other than
that they did No, support Governor VII
Hams In the primary election
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
pERSH|NC HEADS
CHURCH SOCIETY
Congregationalists Decide to
Combine Conference and
Missionary Body.

Adoption Of new constitution under
which the Oklahoma state Conference
of Congregational churches Il combined
with the Oklahoma State Missionary
rwlety was the mos, impoftnn, dev.l-
ormcnt IN the state conference of Con.
ntega'icnallst churches which began IN
THIS city TUESDAY at the Pilgrim con.
rrcFational church aud which ends TO.
nirht
The new constitution. witch Wns wit
ten hy m e. Murph, W pkiahon,
CIV and \ T. nickct " Dallas rrNns
was adopted Thursday informing
Officers elected fuf the 1917 confer. .
once were ilev. J. y pefshins. Okle
homs CITY. moderator. W N rampheil
oklahoma city, assistant moderator, "
J. Tsusbrsn. Pond Creek. Okla. scribe,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
ROADS REFUSE
8-HOUR DEMAND

CulcNGu Nrul q Three mon rep.
r,fcnilng virtually nll the railroads "
thc country aud four others representing
approximately 100000 railroad traits
employee. were 10 meet Thursday to 81.
range tor conferences between the two
factions VI which the tininmcn's do.
rnndS fnt an eight hour day and tlmo
aud half tot overtime pay are 10 20
discussed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
GREAT INCREASE
MADE BY STATE
IN MANUF FACTURES
u. S. Estimates Also Show
Big Population Gain in
Four Years.

Oklahoma population july l. isii
was 2.o.7.Ooo a. uraint ls5Ii'5 In
1910 according 20 su estimate of the
census butoau ~ m. federal department
n .onmcf~r made public Thufsday In
OklhhouH JiN Thi- means that In
-Four vctrr the population of ih" stat"
inrr'Hscd 76HH'. and that the number
NJ manufacturing 'stahiis shmcnls In m"
Ttatc-'1cb having an annual output
valued ~ muf" than t,no-lncf'Hscd In
the prrird from 1909 10 1914 from 2,2io
10 ISIS Or . percent
Tho estimate dNells chiefly uu manu-.
features and indicates that the percent.
age ~ increase were - follows Ma
ter,l-. i0's yNu, II p'ciucjs 90,
capital ss, value added by mnnuiac
turc. $50; salaries. SO. wnscs. bei'
primary horsepower. 2ss' wax, cafnerr
a?I, al,ri'd ,mpluvc.. az and mum
bcf " establishments . percent
Capital Invested
The capital invested In manufacturing
"a reported In 1914 was sj.t7sOro. and
'1s.si1 noo In len' IN, nyctag, tn tn,
establishment was t?s in lsl, aud
$4,000 In 1909
Tn" cost II materials used amounted
to tos7oo ooo In 1914 and i1sSii Ooo m
1909, while The average cost " mnir,
rtals pcr establishment IN igI, wa,
'sS,ooo. and ilSn0n In lsO9
The value II products made IN m,
state IN 1914 totnlcd SO. oot 0no In iqi,
and tN' ycars previous vas only so
sS, uuo Tho average per establishment
vas Nl"oo In 1914 and 21,ooo In 1909
Manufactures Values
The value added b, manufacture tn,
difference between the value " the raw
material and finished product va,
ilo76,noo IN 1914 and SO bss QUO II
1909
Salaries and wages ~ people engage,
IN manufacture IN 1914 totalcd tl,gla. .OO,
and In 1909 was - ?Sb.nOO. the numb
ot 'ahricd cmplovry In iai, was ..is,
and 1909 was ara the average rumhc
of wage esrnets Was l'Nl In 1871, an,
iiItl In 1909
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
HEMP SUGGESTED AS A
WASHlTA VALLEY CROP

CiilCK NSliN. Okla. Npul q H,Spc.
ciall That southern capitalists are IN.
tcfcFtcl In undy county land " shown
b, letter witch Nas received this week
b, the maNor from fitm IN Lexington
X, asking II u would be possible for
them ~ secure lease on 900 acres "
land lying between this city and Ana
darko ,o he used for the purpose ~
growing hemp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
LABOR TROUBLES
ARE AUGMENTED
Westinghouse Factories Now
Completely Tied Up; Har-
ester Employees Quit.

PITTSBURGH April ?1.-Ftuocn hun.
dred workers were added 10 the uncm
rln,cd " the Westinghouse company
Thursday when notices were posted n,
the shady SO, plant II the wrstns
house Electric and Manufacturing rom
pany saying the shops had bcys closed
To prevent annoyance 10 employee
Ths practically completes the tleup N
the various factories Rs result " 4
a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
FIGHTING IN STREETS OF
DUBLIN CONTINUES; MOB
HOLDS PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Asquith Tells Commons That Situation IN
Ireland Is Indeed Grave; Major Gen.
eral Sir John Maxwell Leaves to Take
Plenary Command of Whole Country.

LONDON, April 27-Maral law has been declared
throughout all Ireland
Fighting is still going in the streets of Dublin.
Premier Asquth announced in the house of commons
Thursday rebels continue hold important public
buildings in Dublin and that street encounters still in
progress.
Premier Asquth told the house the Irish situation still pre-
Thursday and that there ndca-
a spread the to other parts Ireland,
especially to the west
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
RHODE lsLkN6 ron WILSON

PROVIDENCE. u T. Nrtn % -rtes.
dent Wilson's administration especially
In the matter Of foreign relations va.
lndttsrd Wednesday by the democrats,
state convention which elected dele.
rn,ts to the national convention This
ten delegate. chosen are all tavorabl. Il
tho denomination OF the bIosident.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
SHIRT LAUNDERING
CHARGE ADVANCED

Request NJ tho oklahoma upcfating
company of Oklahoma city for permits.
sion 10 charge fifteen ccut- Tot lnundcr.
INK fine shirts was granted In an order
m the corporation commission Thurs
day morning So far a. prices are con.
ccincd this places all Rundtirs In the
,lt, on the same basis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
GERARD TO MEET
GERMAN EMPEROR
Chancellor viii Be in Berlin
Friday 10 Prepare Answer
10 Wilson's Note.

nERiiN, Apfil fi-tny wireless 70
ssy,llle james W. Gerard. the Amer.
icsn smhnssadct 10 Germany. rlii leave
nstln rhmsdsy iof m, uefms, army
headquarters. Nh,tt h, Nill NJ received
by the German emperor
Df Won pe,hmsnn. iioilNes. the Ger.
man imperial chancellor. whe hss sses
At the s'my headquarters .. expected 10
come "a psrlin Friday to p,essrv ~.
msny's sss~er 10 the lated Aussonao
notA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
zIEMAn CASE GOES
over UNTIL FRIDAY

The hcarin. Of Dr Charles Ziom,n
charged with performing m illegal opcf-
alton. was continued In Justice Prices
court wednesday until Friday morning
The stat" completed the presentation "
lie eide ~ the case late Wcdncsda, eve
mus The defense viii take ~ 10 wi
d'rcr Friday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
Elkus to Succeed
Henry Morgenthau?

WASHINGTON, Aprn q Formal nm.
nruncemrnt wac made vi the white
HOUSE today that tho resignation NJ Hen.
~ Mofgcnthau. Amcri an amhassn dor tu
Turkey, had been accepted Ahram |
llkus. y New York lawyer. probably VIII
succeed him. NJ MorrcnthRu win 10
organization work for IN, democratic
patN In the presidential campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
BROKER WINS $500
AWARD; CRY LOSES

Judgment for $500 was awarded W
y otthwcin Of St Louis. bond broker,
by Judge John " Coitrrnl In federal
District court Thursday at noon again /
THE city " Oklahoma CITY
The trial of the ease. IN Nhich Orth.
vein asked for approximately So, Ooo for
paving bonds he alleges 10 have pur.
chased In 1909 and fur Witch he de-.
thleE he WAS never paid began scy.
'fa' DAYS ngo The case was not giyra
To- IutN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
The Weather

Local FoREC Asst Fair tonight and
Friday With probable hrh, frost tonight
warmer Friday
OKLAHOMA Tonight fair. frost. FtI-
day iait and warmer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
Harvester Company
Employees Walk Out

CHICAGO. Aptn - Fourteen hun.
drcd employees VI the international liar
vrstet cumran, plant Nvtc reported
Thursday tu httt tturt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
soueLv TEMPERATURE.
WASHINGTON FORECAST.

OKLAHOMA Tonight fair probably
frost, Friday fair. tislnr temperature
KANSAS Unsettled tonight and tti.
daN warm In vest portion tonight and
IN east poItion irihay,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
Ten. Maxwell TO Command.

Premier Asoui,h nm. apnnnnccd that
NAL ,,..,..,,.i "a, t,.,,, v.,,,oi, ,,.h,,
'"J'' ~" ''," w."
lo'merN "litn"H"r' 'h' hnN"
fnrcrs IN Egipt, was leaving THIS after'
noon Tor ireland IN" genrrnI nav
"'h EN'n P'n"II ""''N' "n"er
martha law. over IN" whol" country.
The premier SAID mere would be
searching investigation into the csuss
OF and responsibility Tor. the outbreak,
he ADDED iha' ~ was Obviously necer-
@fy 10 exercise mih'ar> censorship whiio
marital Ia" prevailed IN ireland Thls
censorship, however, would be directed
merely with regard TO the essential mill
'ary requirements OF IN" situation.
Sir Edward 'arson ana John Red-
mond. who were the principal opposing
factions In the home rule controversy.
expressed IN the house of commons their
hhhorrence OF the uprising aud their de-
sire TO support the government
Government, Criticized.
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