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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24
) ELt;lN ASpIRES TO RE- t,
. COME a MODEL. CITY

. ELGIN. H., March "a. This =
> city. a suburb Of Chicago, with .
. sa,oo0 Inhabitants, aspires 10 =
= become the model city OF the =
= United States. Plans along that =
= line arc being drawn by s. II. =
= Bennett OF the Chicago City =
= pian commission. Even now II =
. has no Sums or tenenents and =
= its workmen are all skilled and =
. artisticaily inclined =
= Commission government, a =
= perfect boulevard. park and =
= playground and civic center sss- =
= tenn. Industrial and residential =
= coming, no smoke, dual trans =
= portation and traffic regula- =
= ton are few Of the things on :
= tan. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

property
April,
instituted thereon
and foreclo al lien. Respectfully.
CARROLL TODD
Collector. City Of waxahachle.
Atsest. JOE EVANS City Secretary.
Council this the 9Th
March II. b.
- MI "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Developments in
Couch Murder Case

l0:@5 O'clock Yesterday Morning
Couch calls livery car 10 meet him
at 24l2 South Harvey avenue. Di.
rects driver TO 60 to Wheeler school,
ii oClock--Miss Nellie M. Duun
shot down in main corridor on first
floor Of Wheeler school building b.
man supposed to be Couch.
n:0 o'Clock-Rowiand D. vii.
iams shot in the hallway leading
from his studio At l2Sh West Second
street.
l:N O'clock Yesterday Afternoon
Couch walked into the federal jait
at Guthrie and gave himself up 10
answer a charge OF misuse OF majls
for which he was wanted by the gov.
ernment.
Last Nisht-Lee Craig. chsuiieus.
returned TO the city and told hjs storv
about driving Couch over he citv
and to Guthrie in his car vitho1sk
suspecting what his fare was &c.
United States District AttoeNSv
John Fain announces this mosujus
that Couch will be turned over q
Oklahoma county to be tried an 4
warrant charging murder OF Niss
Dunn, issued by the county sttog.
ncy's office yesterday.
ii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Lost AvAIolS
BELIEVED DEAD

CALEXICO. N. NJ. Jan. io-Mili-
tary authorities. practically convinced
Of the death Of Lieut.. Col. H. G..
Bishop and Lieut.. w. A. Robertson jr.,
who have not beeu1 heard from since
attempting an aifplane flight from San
Diego to Calexieo, January 10. have,
nevertheless, determined to continue
fheir search until all doubt Is removed
Three army airplanes ssoendeo early
kt day to visit the locality in the desert
Of the northern Sonora, Mexico, where
rumors said Papago Indians reported
Yesterday they hsA seen the bodies OF
two white men, clad only in under
clothing, a. a water hole.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
PRESIDENT SEEKS
TO RUSH THROucH
IMPORTANT BILLS
Wilson Confers Again With
Congress Leaders,

WASHINGTON, Jan. lo.-In an ef-
fort to clear the executive calendar OF
administration measures before the next
house with questionable political status
comes into power President Wilson
conferred at the capito To-day with the
senate steering committee.
Urges Railroad Labor Questions.
For two hours he went over the pro-
gram he outlined in his opening ad-
dress to congress last December. laying
particular stress upon the railroad labor
measures. lie said that he still desired
enactment of the whole program before
March 4. il possible. In addi,io tc
revenue legislation the president alsc
urged action on corrupt practices
bill. the Webb bill to permit domestic
corpora ations TO maintain collective fof
eign settling agencies; water power an,
mineral land leasing measures and tn
Borto Riesu citizenship bill
No Special Session.
Although there was no suggestion q
an extra session in case the president
program cannot be completed by Marcl
l. Senator Kern declared that III,
thought in the minds OF all was that !
would be much lessdifficult TO enae
the measures to which the demoorati
party has been committed at this session
than in the next congress.
President Wilson read reports pub
lished after his visits to the capitol tia
he would veto one or both Of the pate
power bills. Such false reports, he sale
Fonly served7"to throw a monkey-wreno
into the legislative machinery"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
GERMANY DROPS
CHARGE AGAINST
U. S. DIPLOMAT
Vopicka Will Go to Jassy A.
ter Vacation,

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.--Gcrmany
has withdrawn her charges OF unneu-
trail conduct against Minister Vopicka,
accredited to Rumania, Serbia and Bull
garia, il was announced today at the
state department An explanation ot
the full facts in the charges OF unneu-
trail conduct was made to Germany
which proved satisfactory. 1t is prob
able that Minister Vopicka, now in
Berlin, will be granted leave OF alb
sence which he requested many months
ago, and to which he is entitled. in or
der to avoid any embarrassment in
sending him on to his post at the Ru-
ranian capital Of Jasy. just after gain
ing considerable military information
in his trip through the central empires
The removal of Minister Vopicka
from Bucharest was explained by Ger
many to have had nothing to do with
the previous charges Of unneu,ral con
duct but to have been occasioned b,
the insistence of the military authori
ties that all neutral diplomats he with
drawn This is Ia accord with interna
tional law as the diplomats are &C
credited to the government and not t.
the locality. All other neu,rals hav'
left except the Persian minister wh'
IS to 60 shortly
Who will care for American inter
esn in the occupied part of Rumanii
and for the alleged government in
teress entrusted TO Minister Vopiek
on the withdrawal OF the allied diplo
mats. has not hssn decided There
no American consul resident nearb
and is it probable that = special ager
with consular rank will be dispatche
shortly BY the department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
STATE COURTS Will. BE- FIRST TO TRY JOHN COUCH
MoEWE BELIEVED
AIDED IN DARING
COMMERCE RAIDS
Two of Victims Believed TO Be
O. Operating Also,

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Notwith-
the known activity of British
eleven OF which are hurry
ing from many directions into South
Atlantic waters in search OF the Ger
man commerce destroyer which sank
the Voltaire, George and other en-
tente vessels. pronounced apprehension
was felt in marine circles today, ow-
ing to undenied credence which the
shipping world in general has placed
on overnight reports that the black
raider, believed to be the famous
"Mnewe" is not oDera,inR unassisted.
Carries Several Guns.
According to these reports this iugi-
tive raider carries several sorts OF ar
mament and carries guns taken from
at least two OF the British caO,ive
ships-the ST. Theodore and the Var
rowdale-w which in turn. became prey
ing rovers. The Yarrowdale is re
ported TO have arrived at the Cape
Verde islands with the crews of eigh
of the ships that were sunk. Her earl,
departure on a raiding mission woul'
cause no surprise among shippers,
Reports as yet unconfirmed place.
the whereabouts of the ship believed II
be the Moewe considerable distanc'
north of Ireland-,o- Brazil sea lane
where her havoc was accomplished
Meanwhile the entente war vessels
aside from hunting down ar activ
raiding squadron are keeping clos
watch on several merchant vessels sus
pected Of supplying the Moewe and he
allies with food and Of assisting thef
in other ways.
Brasil's Navy Active.
As, a precaution against an illes'
use Of Brazilian territory as base c
|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Women Elected
Wilson, Says Bryan

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. i9,-William
]. Bryan urged Ohio Legislators in joint
session to extend presidential suffrage
to women.
let no democrat question the capa-
city of women for suffrage. for II was
the women who elected President Viii
son last fall when the men would have
defeated him." Bryan said. addressing
his remarks 10 the democratic majority
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19

weeks and have fought ~ savagely
as cornered beasts. They knew the Of
iieers intended capturing them-or kill
ing them. And rather than face prison
sentence. they resolved TO kill ~ many
Of their pursuers as possible before a
possemans bullet put an end to their
own lives.
less Littrcll. wounded In the battle at
Boley. il now the sole survivor OF the
Harrah robbers, He is In the state pen
i,entiary at the present time II We,
feared that should he he put IN coun
~ iail mob violence might he attempted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
AMERICAN HIDES SIX
WEEKS IN CHIMNEY;
ESCAPES FROM MEXICO

~OLUMBUS. N. NJ. Jan. TO-
DR.. w. T. S,ell, On American
~ physician Of Guerrero. who was
reported executed by the Villa
troops that entered the town Octo.
Der last, reached the American lines
several days ago, according to an
nouneement here.
When the Csrrania garrison evae.
uated Guerrero. Doctor Stell took
refuge in the chimney Of On sban.
doned church. where for six weeks
he subsisted OH bread and water.
suruGaled In by native servant.
Two weeks ago the servant hribed
a Mexican wagon driver to carry
the doctor 10 Fl Valle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Texan Is Killed;
Woman Arrested

MARLIN. Texas, Jan. l9-As 4 re-
suit OF a shooting affray here on one
Of the principal resident streets. B.
Williams Of Mart, Texas, Is dead and
Mrs. ]. J. Kahrmann is held At the
county jail charged with the shooting
Williams was killed in front OF the
home OF Mrs. Hartmann.
Mrs. Hartmann refused to make =
statement regarding the killing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19

AvvvO w 11tM1D8us
John N. Couch, held in the Guthrie
federal prison. s,eadfastly denies hav-
ing killed Miss Nellie NJ. Dunn and
Rowland d. Williams. Most Of the
time he keeps to himself, refusing to
say anything about the matter.
He expressed surprise when told Of
the murders shortly after he surrend-
cred himself yesterday afternoon. Latss
a copy Of the times, detailing the az
fair, was shown him. He glanced At it.
Il can't read IT, my eyes hurt me"
he said. He tossed the paper to the
floor
Refused to Talk.
Couch has wept several times, moan
ing audibly. Ne lies on the cot in his
cell room. keeping his face TO the wall
most OF the time. When turned into
the general cell room this morning. he
refused to discuss the slayings with his
fellow prisoners. lie sits by himself in
corner OF the room. He speaks only
when accosted. and invariably denie,
any knowledge OF the shootinGs.
II have been wandering around, and
am nearly broke. he explained when he
surrendered himself yesterday. ii
heard that the federal officers wanted
me for something, so ! came here tc
give myself up.
Couldn't Work.
II came here three DAYS ago from
San Antonio. Texas" he continued. 81
was on hunting trip lew miles
nor,hwes, OF there fast week. and hur
my back in an automobile accident.
could not work any more. | woul'
rather Ne in the peni,en,iary than fret
and without any money"
Couch had $40, a pocketkniie and ;
bunch OF keys when he surrendered
he did not pay his chauffeur anything
for the ride to Guthrie, he said. TIL,
jail authorities reported this motninI
that Couch slept well, and ate heart,
breakfast.
Superintendent Whiteford said thi
morning that the school will be opene,
Monday morning. lie had not selectc
a teacher for the place of Miss Dunn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
OWEN WILL SpeaK v.
At Auditorium

United States Senator Owen will
speak at the auditorium Saturday night
at & o'clock on his plan before the ma
tional congress TO prohibit federal
judges from declaring acts OF congress
unconstitutional. This announcement,
was made ,hi, afternoon, following re-
quests from friends and admirers who
would he unable TO hear him at the
jsint session Of the legislature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Russians Capture
428,000 in Year

LONDON, Jan. l9.-More than 41S.-
600 officers and men were taken pris-
oner BY the Russians during the last
year. and SIS guns captured, according
to the Russian service organization. as
quoted In a Central News dispatch from
Peuosrad today. More than N percent
Of the captures was yielded by the oper-
alton, OF General Brussiiloff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
American Schooner
Ashore; Total Wreck

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9 - Consul
Wilcox a, Bassc,erre, Guadalupe, Wes,
Indies. eabled the state department to
day ,ha, the American schooner Evie
Il. Hall had gone ashore there and is a
total wreck. The mate. Lawrence
Grouse, was drowned and the ships pa
pcrs lost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Half Million
Syrians Die
of Starvation
Victims Include Many Chris
tians In Palestine; Many
Commit Suicide,

ROME. Jan. l9.--Fne hundred and
ten thousand persons have died Of star
walton In Syria. according 10 informa.
tiou received by the Corriere D'ltAliA,
Lebanon Is said TO have suffered par.
tieularly while ~ Beyrout inhabitants
are said to have been picked up on the
streets nearly dying Of hunger. The
number of suicides Il increasing to ap.
pallins proportions. Similar horrors
are reported o. occurring In Palestine
ind parts Of the interior inhabited b,
Chsistiais
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Strike Threatened
in Montana Mines

HELENA. Mont. Jan. lo.--A strike
will be called tonight in all the mines
In the Marysville distric, near here &C
cordins TO an official s,atemen, from
Marysville Miners union. A raise Of
pay Of 50 cents a day is involved in the
controversy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Prisoners Escape
in Sheriff's Auto

ALBION. Ind. Jan, l9--Four pris-
oners cvawled through a cold air shaft.
dug their way ,hrcug two foo, wall
and escaped from the Nobl. county jail
last night In Sheriff Al lawyers motor
car The four were held in connection
with burRlaries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
GIRLS LOCKED IN ROOM
ARE BURNED TO DEATH

2YOAkUM. Texas. Jan. 49,
" Lincy and Viola Frazier, J and
. 5 years old respectively, dsush.
,ers Of L. Frazier, were burned
to death Thursday afternoon in the
home where they had been locked
In . room while their mother made
a trip to the city. Their cries could
he family heard by those who first
reached the burning house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Chicago Railroads
to Move Coal Cars

CHICAGO. Jan. l9.-Railroad off
eial, Of all lines cen,ering in Chicago
have agreed to give coal shipments to
this city preference over all other COM
modities except perishable goods. This,
according to coal dealers. public off
Gals and railroad men should relieve
the threatened scarcity OF coal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Definitions Poor;
Juror Is Excused

CHICAGO. Jan. l9-Because he
could no, define the words hypothesis,
compatible. incompetent, seru,inise, in
culpable and presumption, Thomas
Dahl was excused as Juror In the
criminal court here today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
s,s n,s,r, Killed IN Year.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. lS.---
Earl Henry, chief Of the department, of
mines today announced tina, US miners
had heen hilled In the mines Of thc
state during 1916.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Grain Storage
Proposals Denied

WASHINGTON. Jan. lo.-The in.
tersta,e commerce commission today
disapprSved proposals by railroads Ia
double and quadruple storage charges
m export grain a; elevators At New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston
Newport News and other Atlantic ports
where such grain Is held longer than
sixty days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Bandits lnuolued inHarrah|
Holdup and Nowata Fight
Slain BY Okmulgee Posse
Four Hundred Shots Exchanged In Desperate
Battle In Canyon; Officers Surprise Rob-
bers and Wipe Out Gang Before Firing
Ceases.

OKMULGEE Okla, Jan. 19.-(Special) )-Three bandits,
Poe VIII Hart and Harry Hart whom officers declare
implicated in the bank robberies at Vnita Cenrala
siatcck Harrah and other places and in the battle win
posse near recently were killed by sheriffs posse
from Okmugee at o'clock this morning The scene of the
battle was canyon eighteen miles northwest O here More
exchanged before the three robbers 1e
Mel Bowman chief of police of Okmulgee was the only
member of the posse injured He sustained bruse from
bullet which grazed his left hand John Lung of Oklahoma
City, former policeman who shot Chief Of Police Nichols
more than year ago in the posse He is now member
Of the Okmulgee police force.
Okmugee county officers have been trailing the three
since last Friday when with Russell Tucker killed
Yesterday in fight with officers Boley and Jess Le
wounded and captured the they are said TO nave
robbed the First National bank of Harrah Of $S,6oo
Sheriff informed
Of Hiding Place
Sheriff Roach was notified last night of the Of the
bandits in the and left at o'clock this morning fG the
rendezvous Members Of the Sheriff Roach w. L.
Robbins deputy sheriff Of Okmugee Hiram Stevens deputy
Of Chelsea John Lung okSgse policeman Mel Bowmsm man.
A. Gustavason, detective. Kansas City; Mo-
After lying the all night to await daylight the
secured the best possible position for attack Then they boldly
dashed into the and before the robbers had
covered from their SURPRISE opened fire.
Officers Conduct
Fight From Cover
Poe and the two Harts returned the fire from behind
trunks Stumps Ihey were neSVly AIfcu WIFI
powered rifles and revoer The officers took to cover after
the battle opened up and because OF the fact that both
parties were hidden that many shots fired All three
bandits were shot through the head.
An inquest being held at Okmugee this afternoon over
the bodies Of the dead What disposition will be made OF
their bodies has not been determined.
With the killing Of the three men. Officers In seven
Oklahoma counties have succeeded in partly breaking up an
outlaw gang equaed since the Dalton gang was shot down
during daylight raid on Coffeyve Kan twenty years ago
and in which number Of Coffeyvs citizens lost their lives
The chase after Poe the two Harts Lrel and Tucker
has led the entire eastern and central part Of this state
Poe and the Har thought to have been members OF the
gang which more than week ago engaged In battle with
officers near Delaware and In which member Of the
was killed Pone Poe uncle Of Oscar Poe is In jail al
Nowaa charged with being implicated in several Okahoms
bank robberies. . - 49,
Not moment for rest has been allowed the bandits
Posses from one city other have been their trail
stanty They have been hunted like wild animals for two
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Sister Of Evsu n,,ss Dead

DENVER. Jan. io.-Miss Rebecea
Miles. ~ years old. sister Of the late
Evan Miles, died q, her home here late
last night. as the result ct q fractured
skull. sustained in q fall down q tlieh,
Of stairs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Funeral Services
This Afternoon

Members of the Williams family
here to attend tho funeral in progress,
at the Street 4 Draper chapel this aft
tCsaslausa - Pags I've,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
State Shnllld
Have Priority

State Should
Have Priority h
That the charges much serious than tho
government charges an that the Oklahoma county courts
should therefore have priority in the trial of Couch is the
position taken by Mr. Fain
Mr. Fain and County Attorney Selby due to have
conference this afternoon when definite action the
matter will likely be taken
Cottera Is
Due Monday
John H. Cotteral federal Judge for this district due to
arrive in Guthrie Monday from New Mexico and probable
that the question of transfer Of the prisoner will come up
that time.
Pending final settlement Of the question rs to whether
Couch will be arraigned first in the state federal courts
is the plan to keep him in the federal jail At Guthrie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Somewhat Warmer
Tonight, Forecast

LOCAL eoNecAor - Generally tslr
wsrmsc ssW'CS,; w,Simvw sswpS,:s";s vss
sTAIi !6NlcAer-Fsh end warmer,
saturday falr weather.
KANsAs-paytly cloudy; probably rain
or snow In southeast portion; colder sst.
urday,
ARkANsAs-osnsrally fair and warm.
"vvrsr rExAa- --t,r..,,,.a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Federal Authorities Will Turn
Prisoner Oper to County For
Trial On Charge of Murder
Alleged Slayer of School Teacher and Musician
Steadfastly Denies Any Connection With
Double Tragedy Williams Funeral Is Held.

State courts will have the opportunity Of trying John M
Couch the that charge him with the murder OF
Miss Nellie M Dunn Wheeler school teacher and his sster
law before the federal government insists prosecution OF
the prisoner for misuse of the mails the virtual statement
of United States District Attorney John Fan this morning