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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-21
SUI zER DOOG|NG
STEAM ROLLER.
Prohibitionist National Con
vention is in Hot Con-
test Over Candi-
date.
Q
DELEGATES HAVE LEFT
Many Had Arranged 90 Go Homo
Last Night, Expecting That
Business Would Be
Completod.
rBy II. L. Rennick, United Press Stan
G0rroanOndent

rBy II. L. Rennick, United Press Stan
Correspondent
ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 21.-The
Hanly steam roller charged the Sui
xer hill today In the prohibitionist
national convention where as hot .
political scrap ever wagercd In
party was under way. Each faction
claiming sufficient votes tn nominate
It's man, the convention settled down
today to old fashioned politics.
The faction supporting J. Frank
Hanly of Iniana for president, had
determined to nominate him, adopt
the platform and close the business
OF the convention last night. VIM. p.
Sulzer's personal appearance on the
scene, together with bit of canny
politics worked by his supporters.
threw a barrier up before the steam
roller and the convention adjourned
a night session with no business trans
acted.
The convention prayer today was
given by Rev. D. e. Lacy of Jackson.
Michigan.
In the assignment Of national COM
mitteemen Colonel James G. lnger-
soll, progressive committaQmaA fyom
Idaho, was also chosen BY the prohi-
bitionists.
Many of the delegates were absent
to-day, having arranged to leave St.
Paul last night, believing the conven-
tion would close at that time.
As the platform was taken up,
tty report Of the resolutions commit
tee asking the addition OF an initia-
tive and referendum plank.
i vi \
Cheers for Hanly.
[By H. l.. Rennick, United Press
Staff Correspondent
AUDITORIUM, ST. PAUL, MINI.
July 21.-J. Frank Eanly, of Indiana,
was the first candidate fo> president
on the prohibition ticket placed In
nomination at the party's national
convention. ,,.
Sumner w. Haynes. OF Indiana, who
withdrew from the presidential race.
made the nominating speech, when
Alabama yielded to Indiana.
The convention hoped to nominate
and adjourn late in the afternoon.
Prior to nominations, the convention
adopted the platform committees re-
port with the addition Of the in
itiative. referendum and recall plank.
A demonstration for Hanly followed
Haynes speech. 1t transformed the
gathering from a camp meeting into
a regular convention for about TT
teen minutes. The crowd shouted.
marched and sang 1--WE Want Hanly. :
Eugin w. Chafin nominated Sulzer.
eve have had in the prohibition
party long enough these Sunday
school politics." said Chafin Let
us have some statesmanship now
The Sulzer demonstration lasted only
four minutes and was spasm odfcally
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-21
Shelled by Submarine.

BERLIN, (via Sayville wireless)
July 21.-The iron works in the
British seaport city of Seaham were
shelled by German submarine on
July IL, according to an admiralty
statement today.
Submarine operations along the
east coast of England have account
ed for seven British steam trawlers
and two others in the period from
July 10 to IA. All were destroyed by
the German submersibles.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-21
Extra Dividend,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 21-An-
nouncement of an extra dividend of
twenty percent was made by the Pitts
burgh and Lake Erie road today. Di-
rectors have also authorized issuance
of $4,000 900 in new stock to be sold
to present stoclc holders at par. $50.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-21
Storm Goes Out to Sea.

NORFOLK, Va, July 21.-The
storm under cover Of which tho Ger
man submarine freighter Deutschland
might have dashed through the capes,
passed out to sea in northeasterly
direction last night.
The weather here today and at
Cape Henry is partly cloudy. with a
southwest wind. Cape Hatteras re-
ported rain.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-21
Victim OF Submarine.

LONDON, July 21.-The British
steamer Karma was the victim of a
submarine in the Mediterranean TO-
day, almost at the same time that
the steamer Grangemoor. was tor
pedoed and sunk by an undersea
boat. The crews OF both Vessels
British-were rescued.
The British steamer User has been
snnlS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-21
Banker and Two Women Met
Death in Treacherous
Water of Little
Stream.
cRAzED BY TILE HEAT
Farmer Killed the Mother OF the
Girl He Loved and Nor
tally Wounded An
other.

MUsCATINE. Iowa. July 21.-The
treacherous Cedar river claimed three
more victims here late yesterday
afternoon. John Wonderly, 20, an
official Of the First National bank,
Miss Myrtle Foster, 25. a nurse and
fiancee of wonderly, and Miss Mar
guerite Guthardt, 80. were drowned
while in bathing. The tragedy was
discovered when their clothing was
found on the shore. No one saw them
go to their death.
The body of Miss Guthardt was re-
covered close to the scene OF the
tragedy. Searchers are dynamit1ng
the river for the other two bodies.
craxed by the Heat.
CSKALOOSA, Iowa, July FL
Crazed by the heat, L. Galow. mer-
chant tailor, last night slashed his
throat and the arteries of both wrists
with a knife and was nearly dead
when discovered. Today he is a raw
ing maniac and doctors say there is
little chance of recovery.
Recess for Two Weeks.
RED OAK, Iowa, July 21-After.
examining score of witnesses, the
special Montgomery county grand
jury is expected to recess for two
weeks this afternoon without return
ing any indictments in the Villisca
axe murder case for which William
Mansfield of Kansas City is helL here
in Jail Mansfield's preliminary hear
ing is set for late today, bNt may be
postponed.
Newspaper Sold.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 21.--The
sale of the Sioux City News by a re-
ceiver to Governor Arthur Capper CT
Kansas, was approved by District
Judge Sears today. The new policies
will probably 60 into effect on
August, 1.
Mad with Jealousy.
MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa. July Il.
-Maddened by jealousy, Bob" VII.
liams, %, went to the home Of Wen
dell P. Foote, 80, farmer, living
half mile south of Dillon, last night
and fred through the window at Miss
Ruby Stewart, 26, housekeeper for
Foote. The shot killed Mra. Stewart,
65, mother Of the girl. Williams then
fired three shots into the body of
Foote, infiicting mortal wounds. Viii
liams, who came to this section re-
Gently from Missouri, escaped. lie is
said to have been in love with Miss
Stewart
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-27
NEXT SESSION To
Be BUSY ONE
Forecast Of Important Measures to
Be Considered by Next Legis.
lative Session.
(By Associated rress.I

Austin, Texas, Dec. 27.-When the
thirty.fifth legislature Of Texas con.
venes Tuesday, January 9th, at noon,
what promises to be one of the most
important session OF the Lawmakers
of the state held In recent years will
be under way. Hundreds OF bills are
expected to be dumped into the hop
pers for consideration.
There will be many new faces In
both branches and. It is said, each
member is likely to have at least three
bills for introduction. During the
past few weeks members OF both
houses have been in this city gather
ing data to be used in the prepare
tion OF measures to be submitted. I'm.
mediately after organization is affect.
ed both houses are expected to get
down to business.
Governor Ferguson is now giving
consideration to his biennial message
containing recommendations for leg.
islation which he will send to the
lawmakers. The message is expected
to be comparatively brief. as the gov.
ernor declares he will adhere to the
Democratic platform as adopted at the
state convention last August. II is
said, however. that he will make a
number OF recommendation outside
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Farm, Z miles south
west OF Bryan. Apply to DR.. How.
ell. 304
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1t is said there may be certain
changes made In the law governing
the penal system. "Such changes as
are necessary" the Democratic plat.
form authorities say. A bill also is to
be introduced to appropriate approx.
mately l million dollars to pay back
debts Of the penitentiary system con.
tracted before Ferguson's administra.
ton. The governor says the legisla-
ture should dispose of these old debts
as 1t deems proper.
The penitentiary system is now said
to be upon a self sustaining basis.
Sale Of the Texas State railroad is
another matter which will be left to
the Texas Legislature to dispose OF.
That the state is willing to sell the
property is generally known, 1t is
said.
Some disposition of the Rusk iron
furnace is also scheduled to come be.
fore the legislature.
1t is said that approximately 16 mil.
lion dollars for the support of the
state government for the next two fis-
cal years will be asked. With the
present tax rate authorities assert,
the appropriation may be made with.
out the state going on a deficit
There also will be made an effort
to pass law creating an additional
agricultural and mechanical college
to be situated In the western portion
OF Texas; new state insane asylum
Is also proposed and an appropriation
Of 100000 for tick eradication will be
brought to the attention Of the law.
makers.
James T. Denton, representative of
Jefferson county. will introduce a bill
which. II passed. will make tick Grad.
ication by dipping compulsory There
also Is to be presented for considera.
ton a bill which will more clearly de.
fine the purposes for which candi.
date for office spend money in cam.
paigns for office and requiring such
candidates to give more publicity to
such expenditures.
Establishment of a 100000 quaran.
tine station at Sabine, Pass will also
be urged in bill prepared-by Mr.
Denton.
II Is said that more liberal an.
preparation for the live stock SAM.
tary commission will be sought.
An appropriation for a travelling
laboratory to make psychological ex.
aminations of water and for other pur.
poses as well. will be recommended. It
Is understood.
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BOY HUNTER KILLED.

Hearne, Texas, Dec. 27.-Clifford
Terry, the 12.year-old son Of w. ID.
Terry, was accidentally shot while out
hunting Monday. The little fellow
passed away at Z o'clock Monday
night.
Enos Pool and Archie Peel were in
jured in an automobile accident here
Saturday night while returning to
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ribs were broken. Mr.. Peel suffered
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-01

(. T. kruse. De Land. Motorcycle
L; \ Woundy. Bearsford. Buick
j. c. Hull. De Land, Paige.
T. 4. Wall. De Land NJ Lib Truck
Walter Weaver. Jr., De Land. over
land.
J. i. Clark~on. pe Land. over
Il. r. Tinereen. DE Land. Ford
Richard Branch. lie Land. Motor
Geo. LeFevre, De Land. Ford
8 T. Gamp'o1sil. he ',i Lap ID, Ford,
Man \. Sheppard. Daytona. Ford
NJ +. sullivan. paytona. Ford
w Z. Sullivan. Daytona. Ford
j. w Wade. Glenwood. Ford.
!. y Esch. paytona. Studehaker
j. l.. Esch. Daytona. Overland.
Roscoe Anderson. DE Land Ford
!. J.. Wallace. haNtona. i'afse-
& v Gaiior DsaN tona. Hudson
NJ Thornton. crmond. Maxwell.
Z. +. Waterman. paytona; Hnp.,
Charlotte Conrad. G;enwood Buick.
II j. Moore. Daytona. Paige.
|. :. Crawford. Hawks Farh. Max
Ii. c. Renner. paytona. Hup.
+, r. punhanl, Coronado Imperial
Susan Sherwood. Ha> tona Beach.
J. t. Reed. paytona Beach. olds.
J. +, j. Graves. paNtona Beach,
". II. iIankins. paytona. Paige.
i. T. Fuller, i,aNtona. Hup.
:. \. HaNeraft, he Land. CheNro-
{. c. Barnes. Daytona Overland.
Mrs NJ. ). kinmouth, Las obna,
Hudson.
H. T. vrooman. Coronado, Flan-
stephen smith, Daytona Beach,
Odds
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w L. Hickie. Orange City. Cord
r w Pope, naytona. Saxon.
Peter i.adas. naytcna. Studebaker
Mrs. Wilson Allen. paytonst, Ehev-
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Chas T. Tracy paytona. Dodge.
Mrs. NJ. T. Burgoyne. Daytona,
4. l.. Martinez Daytona. Jeffrey.
J. A. Rodger DaNtona Beach. Ford.
Mrs K. j Malby. paytona. Ford.
Edward Ross. Daytona. Ford
q; \. klock. Daytona. overland
O. A. Klock. paytona. Paige.
a. +. sitting. Daytona. Ford
w. NJ. \ickerson. DaNtona. +. NJ. f.
\. I; ponneiy; paytona. Buick.
II. NJ. Vest. Lake Helen. Buick.
T. J. Mcbride. De Land. Ford
r j. Jones, Daytona overland.
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" c; smith. paytona. Ford truck.
Mae T. Cook. paNtona. Chevrolet.
:. \. Jam. Garage Co. baytona,
Chevrolet.
j. +. McCrory Co. New smyrna.
Ford
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j l.. Baton, Fort Orange. Buick.
Anna billiard. Daytona. Buick
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J. l. Wilcox. paytona, Ieffery.
l.. G. Lyman. paytona, Cadillac
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G H knappe. paytona, Hup.
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i:inehan & Maley Co. paytona
Buick truck.
A. X. Brokaw. Daytona. Ford.
Halifax Furn. Co, Daytona, Ford
truck
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J. H \iSer. Daytona. Overland.
T. j. Murray, New smyrna. Hud-
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r. s Malev New Smyrna. Hudson
G. u. Herrick. New Smyrna. Saxon
Geo. NJ. Smith, New Smyrna. Saxon
A. Vande Word, Daytona Beach
Maxwell.
w. Fl. Gardiner. Daytona. S,ude-
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J. w. jenkins. Lake Helen. Oak
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c. F. Wetherell. Holly Hill. Ford.
Mccullough Bros. Oak Hill. Ford.
VIM. Duffy, Port Orage. Motorcy
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Wm. w Carter, Daytona, Autocar-
& l. Heath, De Land. Ford.
:. J. :. J. Colee New Smyrna.
Pope Toledo truck
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Geo Hin. De Land. lambert
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Geo Carew. naytona. Cadillac
Bedford Jones. be Leon Springs.
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Mcs:ahn Bros New smyrna. Buick
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J. r Hoi1e. New smyrna Winton.
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W. W Marshall. Daytona Beach.
Overland
Mrs. Francis wooten. De Land.
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land.
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Wilson Construction Co. De Land.
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Chevrolet
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knight.
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bile
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J. r. Alexander. De Land Ford
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overland
, shsS. Fozzard. Port ort~-~.erer-
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III. q. johnson. Daytoaa. Ford
VIM. Laws. New Smyrna. Iadliiac.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-01

Standard Oil company, Daytona,
White truck.
c. H. Folsom. Orange City. Ford.
c. L. Beers. Kington. Ford.
w. b. De Loach, New Smyrnc.. Ford
L. d. Buck, New Smyrna, Ford.
]. S. Braren. Oak Hin, Ford.
J. L. Robinson. Seville. Buick.
]. F. Farris. Kingston, Chalmers. |
II. c. Sparkman. Daytona, Chevro- |
let.
w. H. Manning. Daytona Beach.
Lincoln HUXLEY, De Land. Ford
LINCOLN HUXLEY. De Land. Ford.
Mabel Thayer. Enterprise. Ford.
Dunn & Patillo. New Smyrna. E.
]: K: Maley. Daytona, Ford:
c. E. Turnquist, De Land. Stevens
T. H. Hays, De Land, Buick
r. p. Walters, De Land, Cadillac.
r. H. Rightmire, De Land, Maxwell.
=. 4 Magruder;. Oak Hin Oakland
ders.
H. J. Magruder. Oak Hill. Flanders.
1. F.. Ward. New Smyrna, Fora.
p. J. Hawiey. Kingston, Ford.
E. A. Dillingham;. Daytona. Stuoe-
". Il. MatneWS, NeW smyrna. rOru.
~. E. Breare. Maytown. Ford.
6. H Moore. De Land. Hup.
6. 4. Davis. De Land, Ford,
c. H. Baugalay, De Land. Ford.
J. S. Berile, DaytOna, Ford.
Harvey Jones, De Leon. Ford.
d. w. Waldron, Ormond, Ford.
W. F. Bleckman. Daytona Beach.
Ford.
c. A Clark. Daytona, bort.
%. II. Armstrong. Daytona. Ford.
s. G.. Archibald, Daytona, Pierce.
r. H. LeSesne. Daytona. Buick
Chas. Juskowitx. Daytona, Over
81. N. Erickdon. Daytona. Ford.
Vim. Atwood, Daytona, Hudson.
6. W. Morgan. Daytona. Ford.
1. J. Price. Daytona, Brisco.
J. d. Hoebner. Orange City, Dodge.
J. D. Hoebner. Orange City. Ford.
E. L: Graves, Orange City, Dodge.
G. NJ. Cameron, Ormond Beach.
Leo Morris, De Land, Ford.
2. L. Wright. De Land, Ford.
J. F. Adds. De Land, Ford.
L. H. Rowe, Daytona. Buick
s. H Mosely. Daytona Cadillac.
II. Tedder, Dayton... Ford.
F. & NJ. Henon. Daytona. Ford
Fred Taylor, De Leon. Ford.
VI.
E. H. Wilon. New Smyrna Buck
!. II. A. Paxton. New Smyrna. Ford
truck.
4. Ellis Blake. Lake Helen, Buick.
S. A. Sewart, Daytona, Ford.
j. G. Brown. Daytona, Paige
G. A. Marie. Daytona. Studebaker
Ottamar Jareli. Daytona. Overland.
II. T. Mcclellan. Daytona. Ford.
J. E. Williams, Seabreeze, Hup
j. II. Bates. Holly HILL Hup.
A. J. Malby, Daytona, Buick
r. %. Stevens, Daytona, Packard.
II. L. Merriday. Daytona, Saxon.
Il. d. Woodward, Daytona, Cadillac