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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
A Warm Welcome.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The first
person to greet James A. Waddell,
king of strike breakers" when he
stepped off his special train from Chi
cago, was process server. He is
being sued for $4,000.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Died of Blood POISONING.

Schroeder. 20, farmer, scratched his
hand on barb wire two weeks ago
He was buried today. Blood poison.
ing set in.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
HoLdup Men Get $4,000
After Killing Payn1aster
Mine Superintendent Bled Death While Robbers Es
capped With Full Of Cash

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Another Report Received That
the Mexican Bandit is
on Warpath.

TBy Webb Miller, United Press Staff
Correspondent
Ell PASO, Texas, Sept. 9.-El
shout Critic in Chihuahua City on
the eve of The Mexican independence
day, September 16," Is the threat
pancho Villa is making to natives
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Wa.eIoo Claims 35, 900.

WATERLOO, Iowa, Sept. 9.-Esti-
mating the population based on figures
in the new city directory, Waterloo
claims $4,000 today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Found Dead In Bed.

PANoRA. Iowa, Sept e.-Charles A.
Buck publisher of the Vidette was
found dead in bed Friday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Ne Wac Dependent.

DES MONIES. Iowa, Sept. 9.-
yames Elder, swho killed himself near
Sioux City Thursday. was despondent
over the death OF his little daughter.
Edna. according to local relatives OF
tho man. Elders body was expected
10 arrive hero this afternoon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Cause for Crime.

Cause for Crime.
q Press Leased Wire Service ]
7 YORK. Sept. 9.-Edward Man
IS, killed his II year old bride
because she wore a flaming
)xirt, and then blew out his
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
verx Valuable Bridge.

SIOJJX CITY, Iowa, Sept. BOOKS
seekers have made the draw bridge
connecting Iowa and Nebraska ex-
tremely valuable. During July and
August, tolls collected amounted TO
over $4,000. mostly from persons go
ing to ana from Jackson. Neb.. to oo-
tain iiouor. The bridge recently sold
at public auction for $2SS,o 900.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Today's lolua Ne1us
By United Press LEASED Wire

DES MONIES, Iowa. Sept. 9.-Iowa
will produce 373,o00,0O0 bushels of
corn or IA per cent of the country's
crop this year, according to the fore
cast of the government bureau of crop
estimates as applied to Iowa by the To-
cal weather bureau today.
This will be T0.000,,,o more bushels
than Iowa raised in 1915 and this
years crop will be worth $2S7.21o,ooo
as compared with little over s21S,-
O0O, 900 last year,
Towa's potato crop will be one third
less this year than in 1915. Spring
wheat. oats. barley, rye and apples
also show declines In the estimate.
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German Official Report.

BERLIN, Sept. s.-The Russians
have been driven back east of Halitz
by heavy counter attacks after pene
trating German trenches, 1t was off.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

THE WEATHER
Probably showers. Cooler Sun
day. Local temp p. m. 74;7
| a. M. 60.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

LONDON, Sept. 9.-British troops
CAPTURED a German trench in sharp
nand to hand fighting in Foureaus
wood last night, General Haig report
ed this afternoon Twenty-one prison
ers were taken.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

Die,19 Sabre alte @lifaz
6enslep ppllte iib an IuBe
Der pratt ltraBe in Baltimore in ben
Soften i"tiiraen, I'm ibrem 2eben Elm
@noe 5l MAIDEN, lie wurbe aber I'M
leBten Nugenblide BON Yoli3ilt CAS-
an ibrem @ofbaben %perbinbert.
Goslpea botte oas Mdoden beoba4=
let rmb perfolgt. sic bate Iib fdon
auf Dos Briidenseldnber ge1hpunz
gen, ols ser Yoli5iit lie 3uriidrib.
Sic fle1te i'm all. lie oo9 1terbem al
la1en, oo fe bier peoer Treunbe
nod 1etannte bobe. Die 2ebensmiioe
lpurbe nad Der poli5eiitatiou aez
lanbt, no tie benz Mi9ter er3dblte,
Dob Tie ibre Gltern p%erlor, aIs lie d
Sabre alt mar. Sic iuar felt ldnsez
rer .3eit arbeitslps. 9aOYr1, 0ub lie
in Baltimore feline Nreunbe batte,
'uurbe tie in lebter 3eit ldpermiitia
l1no entfdlob iid idliebli9, ibrem
9eben Elm @noe al maten. Mihter
padaro iberpies Das Maoden Der
6enrb @atfon &inosl TduBz @elel=
ldaft, bic fir Die 9eimotlole Wrbeit
Nub elm 9eim finben ipirb.
Sn einem 9prfe in Der
Rabe BON 9of in 8apern erltidten'
bier &inoer 0ur@ bic llnporiidt:gteit
Der Mutter. Die Jrau oes Sdm.aes
polioar lieb feudtes Soi3 auf gem
Ofen trodnca unb begab iidl 81 elmer
Radbnrl, lpdbrenooeEen lle iEre
oier ss.l.,>t i'm Nlter bon ptei Wo=
.iateu vis gu letlS SaDren iii benz
Idlofenen Simmer licB 9ns @al5
geriet in Brano, unb ollie bier ainoer
ianOen Sen @ritidunsStoo. ebe 9ilfe
asbra@ sperben tpnate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
Ntuts aug M1olint.
@ricde bor 2ofpmotipe %iibcrfabrcm
nno gctG0tet.

ST. Sen Gibbs .yoros 1p,,roe am
6reitag &ormittag UNI II l1br elm
.gemiiier Nid Goltentino, etpa So
Sabre alt, BON elmer Mangierlotomoti=
be i~iberfa6reu uno iofort getootet.
Ger &orper Dnr0e in 5apei Sbeile ge=
tbeilt uno ltarf 5ermalmt. Ser Matm
.arbeitete oil Ser Strede, trat bireft
Dor oie 2ofon1otipe n1o fam nnter
'oie Matber oerielben. Gin bon Gu
roner Mepers abgebaltener %sSSllqlelt
erga6 ein Ben ltmitalloen entjpre-
deltoes gerbift NIT Dem 3l1iab, oaB
9tiemanO fiir oen l1nfall peranttport=
lid 81 balten lei. Die @eeroigung
fano geitern Nadmittag BON ser 9e-
ltattlngsanitalt Ser galt Moline I'm
oertafing So. aus a1f Dem &iperlioe
6rieobof ltatt. Ser Gerungliitftc mar
|etlpa 35 Sabre alt unb in @rieder,-
luno ge6oren; er tom Dor einigerr
sSSabren ms 2alb mlD gleid bierber.
Cine iunge 6ralt in Mbpoes, @rie-
6enlan6, iiberlebt ibn; er lpollte lie
|balo bierber fonnnlet laiien.
Mmos &eller, ser nnter $500
giirgidaft eeitelt muroe, meil er lei
ne Srolt llno &inoer perlaiien bate,
bot ltd iebt bereit erfldrt, ieiner
Iran ieoe ISOLDE cine beitimmte
Summe 8eloes 81, bc5ablen, sod) NIT
penn @orbebalt, BOB ct nidt nit ibr
~alllammenlcben mill. &ieraufbin m,r-
DE Scr Manm f%reiaeIa1ien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

5roll SSSennie 2ebre, bie ortl Mitts
mod,e Mbeno bon Sobrion Gone ge-
idoilel1 llno idlintn perlebt lpuroe,
10 oaB lie gleid nod Dem Staot6oipi-
tai iiberiiibrt meroel1 mnbte, lit oui
Dem @ege ser 8elierung. 9ie 6rau
bat bird oie beiben @ruloen oiel
8lut p%erloren llnb beiinoet iih in ge-
ldppddtem 3nItanb. Sic miro aber
nit Dem 9eben oaponfomnlen. Gel
SdieBbolo miro BON Ser Yoli5ei ge=
balten.
Mebrere Mitgfieber oes bieligen
Gotarp Chris iinb porgeltern Mbeno
bon Ser a%onpention aus Dem Otter,
5l1riidgefebrt. sic beil,dlten uuBer
Cincinnati, s., Mtlantic Gitp, Seem
Dorf Gitp oud anbere Staote i'm
Often. Gle &onbention ut iebr err
folgreih perlaltfen.
Ser S6ulratb BON Iort 8pron
belt g%eItern cine Spe5ialueriamm=
hing ab nnb bat Sen aontraft fiir
oen @au Ser 11ellen @odidule So
lelbit per9eben. Mit Sem 9ol1 loa TO-
tort be9onnef merben. Gas alte Sc
'bal,Oe NOR 81 flein aemoroen, 10 BOB
ein asellbau notbwenoi9 mllroe.
Die g~tabtfommiliGre meroen
mabrldeinlid semen @aiolin Roaer
fir StraBen- nnb GarfSpefe anidaf=
len. 3rei s(ngebote fiir oenlelben
mrroen aeltern entae9el1genommen
uro am Montag meroen oie &ommii=
iare mabrideinlid ben aontraft per-
.seben.
Sir $500 per Sabr BEL @orous.
3abll1ng miro Der Ser 9emofrat"
an irgeno cine Mrelie in MoIine
ltno lln1eeaenb per Eoit fret ms
Saus aeliefert. Die 2cler erbalten
bic neuelten rno beiten Na6ridten
|ie6en Morgen ar,geitelt. 8eltealan.
gen f0ntlelt 5n ieber 3eit genadt
mer0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
Sin fransDfldJer geridJt.

u2c &etit Ssyol1rl,oI" lnto ser gefal1=
gene 6ris .. aus Sarbllrg.
Gle Nariier .3eitrrtg Sc Netit
Soitrnal" bot einen 8orrelponbenten
III 9iion. SSl1 0iion befinoen lid) sur
3eit gefangene 9elttid}e I'M @oipital.
81 lit es gan5 natiirlidL oaB Ser
&orrelpoloent bes nGetit S%ol,rnal"
oieie gefangenen 3eltldlen inter
piemt un0 ibre Il1siage,l SIT einen1
@eridt fir iein Slatt ~nerarbeitet.
Ias bot ct oenn ard) pilnftlid ge=
tban.
Gin eemiler Iris ., Dor Dem
&riege 4oirbeamter in @arbl1rg, bat
DEM &orreiponoenten ersablt, er hahe
lid gelpeiaert, altf 9efebl ieines ppr=
gelesten Sffi5iers, oes Sberleutnatts
&arI Steinberg, eil1en pcrlplr1oetelr
fran5oiiiden Sffi5ier SIT tooten. 9a=
rauf bube Ser SberIelltl1ont i'm (oen
Npltbeamten 6rib 8. alts @arbrrg)
nieoergeldolien. Ct lei nerpltnoet
liegen geblieben lt1b IN fra15oiiid)e
@efange1idlaft geratben, no er lid,
onrd)als mobl fiible, bel1r ct baiie
feline 2anbslel1te oils leigliuge,
|Sdnrfen nno Morber. <@citerbin
bat Ser 4oitbeanlte 6rit 3. pom
9arburg er5dblt, BOB sic oeutidcn
seamten Dor oem &riege bon bell
@eb0roen al1gepieien m1rbcr, Die
reAenoen 6rmn5oien dllbcrlt riid=
I~iid)tspoll 5ll bebaloeln, INN 10 Ben
grbfeil1o, beiien Gernid)tl1lg cine
9totbmenoiafeit lei, SIT bleltoen.
Sdlreibt Ser &orreiponoent oes
u9&tit sSoltr1al" alts Dion.
Die sltltanoig~t Stellen III Iel1tid=
lano Daber iid peranlaBt geicben,
oiele @eld)idte elmer eingebelloen ltn=
terl1d,nng SIT unter5ieben, 1no babell
babel perid}ieoene iebr pidtige gin-
selbeiten feltgelteIlt:
grltel1s gibt es in Ser galt5en beltt=
id)el1 Mrnee feineu Sberleltnant
&arl Steinbcrg.
3peitens bat es eil1en Sberlel,t=
nalt oicies Nan1ens it ser oertid)ell
Mrmee ~iiberballpt niemals aeaeher1..
Grittens gibt es feinen 4oltbeam-
ten Srib o., Ser III Sarburg I'M let,
ten Sabr Dor Mllshrlt6 oes &rieges
beid)aftigt geipelen lit.
Giertens befinoet lid) feline @erion,
Die Der 9arburger 4oitpertpaItlu1a
%anaebDrte, in fran50iiider @efangcll-
idaft.
aber ionit lit Ser @eridt seq rNe-
Tit Soltrnal" FORFEIT 1tno banlit
oleler Sdlllb III feiner @eiie mis-
perltanben mer0e, berlerfen mir in
|flipp uro flarem 9eutid: Ser gallse
@eribt bes u4Setit Sol1rnal" lit BON
leriten bis gum lebten @orte erlogell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

Die lbeioen ,1el,en Doctor Grllds
meroen Der staot geraoe $4,000 fo-
item. 9ieielben iino iebt in Sen Gienlt
Der Sellerlpebr 9eltelt moroen. Gin
apeiterer Doctor Srllf miro in fur5er
Set angelbaft merbeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
MeulS aug Mustatine.

Mn Sen 5olgen bon mebrcren9lut
Itiir5en geitorben lit borgeitern abeno
in leinem @eim 715 oltlide 5. Str,
6. 2emis &en1ptner I'M 9lIter bon 43
Sa6ren. Ser Mant1 nor ieit mebre-
rem Monaten frdnflib, opd) muir
mabreno Ser lebten @od)e ldyper
franf, 10 oaB iein Mbleben ieir1en bic
len Irelul0en oils cine l1eberraldlmg
fommt. &emptnert sparoe am 8. 500
uember 1869 in Wnseatine aeborsen
nll6 bot bier ieitber aelebt. gr mar
elm Anitreider unb Sam5ierer bon
@erli. Ser @erltorbe,le par unper-
beiratbet mao bit1terl6bt iei,le Ml,t-
ter: loapie pief 5dmeltcrn.! Die 9e='
eroigung finbet 5omtiag Nadmittag
bonn Srauerballe oltgiauf oem@reen-
mooo 6fieobof itdtt, -
Coroner g. $. Sing Bat fcille1
SSnqtlelt abgebaltcn iiber Die 2eide
Der 10 pl0tlid nerltorbcner1 6rau
5reo Geterlon> oie befanntlid nod
benz gittnebmel1 nom mabrldeilllid,
|bergiftetelF @ilcn p5I6slib ltarb. Die
Mngelegtnlbe'it mltroeHp Sem Gountp-
@mpalt 6. 81. Staiioro Hberpiej en,
ood miro 0ie Code tpobI ban1it ab-
aetban leir, 90 feline hanogreifliderl
8emeiie porliegen, Of irgenb jenlallo
fiir Den Spo Der 6rall pera1t1portIid
gebolten iperoen fatl1.
Mus aanias Gitp fam porseHern
Die Mad)ridt, BOB oaleIblt Trou @eb-
tier @itbers, cine friibere ginmob-
1erin bon Mllscatine, Dor einigel1
Iaaen eeltorben lei. Gle @erftorbe-
lie mar cine friibere SRI. 2lllll @renl=
mel, beren glterl1 l1to .!SdnpGter1
nod bier mobnen. Sic binterlaBt sen
8atten lomie bie gltern n11b mebrere
8eldppiiter. Die @eeroiaung finoet
mabrldeinlid in &anlas. Gitp ltatt.
Ser Staotratb mirb todd in Sic
lem Somner cine 9riide iiber Sen
Wfa0 Greet al ser 2. 5traBe confirms
iren lalien, bie etapa $40, 600 folte,l
loa. 5tabt %Ssngenicur g.. $ .Doul1g
bat oie Ilane fir oie 8riide al1sge-
arbeitet u1o bieielbert sem gtaot-
roth sur 9eglltad)tllng b~orgelegt.
.
1em Staotratb mltrben in Ser leb-
ten Sisuna 4ldne n1o @orldlase fir
Mb5nssrobren nno Setpers, lopie
lonltige' Gerbeilerltngen noraeleat,
Die etma $4,000 fpiten meroen. Cine
Mn5abl StraBen meroen nit bieien
Ierbelierltngen beoad)t iperoel,, MEL
DIE 51lm allgemeinen 8ortbeil fit
Die Staot iein aperoel.
Die beioen nel,crl Doctor Grllds
meroen Ser Staot geraoe $4,000 fo-
item. 9ieielben ii,o iebt in sen Giealt
Der Selteripebr aeltellt moroen. Gin
|apeiterer Doctor Srud miro in far5er
Set angeldaft 1perben.
Die A Sabre alte God)ter bon
@errn nnb 6ralt Otis SSones bon
Iruitlano berid)lltdte porgelter,1 cine
gfaoel. gs nabm oent berbeiereuie-
men Or. g. 9. Glllian Sr. lG,,aere
3eit, oie Mabel, Sic iid) inn Salje felt
|aelett bette. beraus5abrigeen.
@as bats fir cinen s3tped, lid,
ale sic Manet Ser ein5elnen Sorts
bon NerNlfn an r1prfpl12 Nis Sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
Mtmt8 aus Mod SSlanb.

Mabdvn III ciucm Bad %crtrnnfcn.
Die II Sabre alte @enepiepc Wc-
GarfbD, Sod,ter bon &errn nnb 6rau
CHARLES McGartbp bon Sberrar0,
mllr0e borgeltern oils 2ei6e aus Dem
Bid aui Ser g.. 90. @inoom 5orln,
nellt Wieilcn iiiorpeltlidt bon Golhe-
tier aufgeiunoen. IS miro angenom=
men, bob oas Maoden iniolse ser
aroben @ibe tempordr geiitesgeitort
mnroe ano in oielem 3ultano Ole
Ibat aussefilbrt bat. Der Coroner
belt cine, 2eidalibm ab, meld)e er-
COB, Dob Dos Maofen Selbltmoro
onrdl, grtrinfcn beeonsen babe, aber
es mllrbe feline uriad)e baiiir al,eet
+aebcn. Die 2eide mlrbe IN flad)em
@aiier aufaeiunoen uno geltern pom,
Seim bon g.. @. @inoom aus auf
bent 9oldeiier Sriebboi beeroiet.
1as Mabden fiibrte Die Ibat am
Ionnerstag aus uno am 6reitag
lpltr0e Die Geld)e altgerlu1oen. SRI.
WfoG belt iid felt einigen $50
den bel Ser 6amilie @inooip auf So
Jral @inbo1p ibre &ouiille lit. Sic
Sinterbliebenen limo bie Gltern ionic
|iieben @riioer uno 5dpultern.
Mopor MeGonodie bat cine Srore
erlaiien, Dob 2eute fem 5el,er qltf
Mspbalt Strabenpflai tier an3iiltoe,n
|%lollen, 90. baourh Ser Nspbalt
ld)mil5t nnb oas Nflalter fir INNER
perooben miro. ginige 2ellte BADEN
Dies iebob bis6er get6an uno oaourd)
l(nbeil angeribtet.
S. 6. aorn, SIS 10. StraBe tpobn-
baft, lpuroe geltern Morgpn pom $50
li3eiridter llm So unb Soften beitraft,
% er leine 6rau geidlagen lno miB=
banoslt batte.
Cine ipe5iele Gipiloien sgramina=
|tion miro am ober Dor Dem 10. Slut
quit oieles Sabres in ser gu1tbes-
Snaenieursoffice oabier abgebalten
aper6cn fin Impfboot : Soften,
1ampf6oot=Sngeniel,re, Marine=Sei-
ser, Clipper uno @poraulic Treoge=
S%ngenieltre, Ireogeboot : Ssnipefto-
ren ntb @aioline 2aundmen. Iieie
Eriifungen meroen IN perldieoeneu
Istaoten langs oes Miiiiiiippi abgc-
balten lperoen.
9is iest babe1 iid) feline peitere11
Hefrllten fir sic &pmpagnie 81 ae=
meloet, sic aegenpartig IienIte in
2aSalle t6ut, no befam,tlih Gin
|Streif Ser 1900 gementarbeiter inn
l@ange lit. Die &ompagnie 5dblt ies1
muir 50 Mam nnb es lit m0glidl
Dob einige damn iid) bon 9ienlt sll:
riid5ieben aperoen.
Midter g: 81. 2orion bat aelterl
itn gdArtpgefid9t BON Mod Sslallf
oas Nlaiterlmgsproieft bon ser 8
Mpenle, bon Ser a. big CUR 90
IStraBe, beitatigt. Ser &ontraftpreis
belaift lid euf $4,000. Mit ser
Arbeiten loq 10. balls lpie moalib be
go1tcn meroen.
Ser 09ernofrat" tpiro, mie bisber
fir $500 per Sobr Bel @orousbe
5ablllng on irgeno cine M6reiie ii
Mod Sslano r1to ltmgege,no fret in:
9MaS a%eliefert. Ser v9enofrat'
bri1gt Die neueiten Nadridten ul1!
ben 1rei Staoten, Dem Sill u1ti
Muslanoe. SSest lit sic bette Sell, 81
bonniren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

@as bats fir eirren 9med, lid
ale bie Mamel1 Ser einselnen Sorts
bon geroun 5t merfen? @is sic
oamit fertia itno, lit ia sod
mebr oaoon iibrig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
20 NrD5ent Mabatt an
Ncrnnba> II. @artcnmDbel

@iele Sieier tsude Tno bon Ser Sprte. Sic Sic I'M oein ais
an1 a,lnebmbarten iinbeu lperberL penu fu6leres sSetter I'M
tritt. Srseno zines bieier Glide miro S6nen ne6r als Sen
&auipreis iet uno nahite5 Sabr 8rfrieoenieaenoes Ser
9nigen %sepa6ren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

Die bieiiaen CHS ,peroet beute H.
rem idbrlid)en Compromising nebit
Eic1lic abbalten. Die 6abrt miro NIT
DEM 9anpfer Marquette eer1adt.
Mn llnterbaltungen aller Mrt lotpie
Der beiten 9elptrtbung miro es niht
ieblen. l1eber 100 glfs meroeM iid)
an bent Yicnic betbeiligen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
20 Nrp5. Mabatt an
cteien Gi8icbrGnfeu.

@dblen Sic c1tlpcber Sen 2eonarb leiht rein
gu 9olteroer ooer Sen 6errid 'Gisidranf aug
nno Iparen Sic Elm Siilftel. Sait ieoe @roBe
lno ieoes @lurer gu oieiem 9istpnto argee
bptcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

Die A Sabre alte Godter bon
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-30
Counting the Vote.

The greater part of today was spent
by representatives of the men in
counting the referendum vote taken
September 9 by the 10000 members
of the organizations effected, and it
snot expected the result of this
will be known until October /.
A. o. Wharton, of st. Louis, repre-
senting the American Federation of
Labor, and who is acting as chair
man of the employees representatives,
said the counter proposals of the
railroads grant raise of 21s cents
per hour and an S-hour day to the
men engaged in stationary work. This
embraces about Is per cent of the
men affected, and the other rs per
cent, who are kept moving from
place to place, are granted no con-
cessions by the roads. Mr.. Wharton
said the proposals are an average on
ly, as some Of the roads conceded all
the demands4of the men, and others
granted only very slight concessions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-30
URGING PARDON
FORMER MARSHAL

Little Rock, Sept. 29.--Hundreds of
citizens of Lawrence county have as
sured Gov. Hays that they believed
Lon Easley, former city marshal of
Hoxie, was wrongfully convicted on
March IA, 1918, of murder in the Sec
ond degree, and sentenced to twenty
one years in the penitentiary. He
was convicted of having killed Claib
Pinnell, and those who petitioned for
clemency declared that the killing was
in performance of his duty. The kill
ing occurred Feb. Z, 1918, at Hoxie.
Yesterday the governor granted full
pardon to Easley.
The governor also pardoned Sam
(George) Stith, Jr., of Ouachita coun-
ty, who was convicted last spring on
a charge of forgery, and sentenced
to tNo years.
A proclamation was issued reliev-
ing fipes and penalty in the case of
w. W. and Woodrow Mckinney, of
Black Rock township, Lawrence coun-
ty, who were convicted Sept. 9, of
petit larceney, and fined $40 and SEN
fenced to thirty minutes in Jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-30
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10 sympathy
the
ARAPAH0E Is
CHALLENGED At
INDIAN Meeting
Apache Becomes Incensed
When He Is Mistaken for
Member of Other Tribe.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 29,-At
the session of the Society of Ameri-
can Indians here an Apache chal-
lenged an Arapahoe to combat during
clash over resolution proposing
abolition of Federal Indian bureau.
Dr.. Charles Monteuma, an Apache,
In the course of an impassioned
speech attacking the Indian buieau
as inefficient, directed his remarks at
DR.. Sherman Coolidge of Colorado. an
Arapahoe Indian, president of the So
clety. and former member of the
Federal board.
II am an Apache" he shouted, "and
you are an Arapahoe. l can lick you.
My tribe has licked your tribe be-
FORE"
"I'm from Missouri" shouted DR..
Coolidge, and the laughter that fol-
lowed broke the tension.
Both sessions of the conference
were heated. The treatment accorded
the Chippewa Indians by the govern
ment presented an opportunity for
severe criticism and heated defense
of the work of the Indian bureau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-30
MOB At N0WATA
LYNChES NEGROES
At COURTHOUSE
Methodist Preacher Dis
suades Lynchers at First
Attempt, in Churchyard.

Mowata, Okla, Sept. .29.-Two
negroes, implicated in the killing Of
Deputy Sheriff James Gibson while
he was trying to Illustrate a Jail de-
livery here today, were taken from
the Jail tonight by mob and were
lynched in front of the courthouse
Earlier in the day.. an attempt TO
lynch one of the negroes was frus-
trated by Rev. j. E. Pierce, Methodist
minister, who induced the mob to
turn the man over to the officers,
after the negro had been dragged
into the yard of the parsonage. and
was about to be hanged. The mob
later reformed, went to the iail.
overpoWered the officers there, and
dragged the two negroes from their
cells. The negroes, Sonny" Carlo
and John Foreman. were hanged, one
to a lamp post and the other to y
tree, by the mob, which numbered 100
Or more.
Gibson was killed when he went to
the aid OF Jerry Mays, who saw three
negroes making their escape from the
jail. Mays was knocked down and
the negroes took his pistol. One of
them fired the weapon at Gibson as
the deputy approached. Two of the
negroes were later founl in a vacant
house, and one of them was wounded
in an exchange of shots with the Of
ficers. The third negro is still at
liberty late tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-30
National Convention of
the Bankers Comes to Con
clusion at Kansas City.
GOEBEL ELECTED
TO PRESIDENCY
Organization Adopts Resolutions OPP
posing C0ngrC sskOnal Authorization
Of Branch Domestic Banks and
Re-elects Oliver Sands.

Kansas City, Sept. 29.-Gold i'm
ports from Europe and Canada that
yet may be expected TO come to the
United States, were placed at $780,
100000 by speakers today at the clos
ing session of the American Bankers
association.
1t was stated that the United States
is melting and turning into American
money millions of dollars Of English
and French 20-;ranc
pieces.
A recommendation for the reduc-
ton of the reserve of country banks
from IL per cent to 10 per cent of
their capital, was passed after a
spirited discussion.
A resolution was adopted, against
congressional authorization of branch
domestic banks.
A resolution presented yesterday
by George e. Webb of San Angelo,
Texas, asking for congressional in
quiry into the livestock business,
was withdrawn today.
d. w. Goebel of Kansas City was
elected president of the association,
and Oliver J. Sands of Richmond, Va,
wns reelected chairman of the in
surance committee. Fred e. Farms
worth of New York was elected gem
eral secretary and f. N. Wing of La
Crosse, Wis, treasurer.
The convention recommended to
The executive committee that Atlantic
City be selected as the next meeting
place.