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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
CONFESSION OF GERMAN
PLOTTERS ARRESTED IN
NEW YORK MAY LEAD
TO DISCLOSURE
OF PLANS
HAUNTED WALL ST,
INSPECTED CLOSELY ONE OF THE
MOST IMPORTANT FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS IN THE COUN-
TRY MAY BE MORGAN
BANK OR SUBTREASURY

New York May 1.-Confession was
made in court today by Wolf Hirsch,
arrested last night with George Mey
ringer, both Germans, that they were
on their way to blow up the Offices Of
j. p. Morgan and Company with q
bomb when intercepted by the police.
New York, May Intention to de.
stroy a big Wall street institution" 4"
tap telegraph trunk lines between Chi
cago, Washington and New York, send
out false reports OF President Wilson s.
assassination and U-boat raids on the
Atlantic coast and disrupt the wire to
prevent denial all to affect the stock
market for speculative benefit. was the
ambitious plot confessed today, the
police declare by Wolf Hirsch and
George Myer, two Germans arrested
last night charged with having a picric
acid bomb IN their possession.
The men We're employed at Roosa.
welt hospital
Hirsch, the police assert besides
being a chemist, is a former German
secret service officer and a reserve
petty officer in the submarine division
of the German navy, while Meyringer
who was kitchen man in
the hospital, is an expert telegraphcr
and a student OF finance
The Germans expected, the police
say, to make fortune on Wall street,
on short investment, by instructinG
brokers to buy just as the expected
tumble in the market developed from
the bomb explosion and the false news.
Persons familiar with the market con-
ditions have informed the police that
the Germans either were misled about
the probable outcome of such an oc-
currence in Wall street or that they
are putting this story forward to hide
their real intentions
Hirsch and Meyringer have been
shadOwed since the war began, orders
having been given, detectives say. TO
shoot either one on the first attempt
to make use OF the bombs.
The police assert the two men Wis.
tied Wall street often and inspected
closely one OF the most important
financial institutions in the country
in the vicinity Of Broad and Wall
streets" J. p. Morgan and Company
offices and the subtreasury are at
Wall and Broad Also heavily guarded
the Germans found a side door not so
carefully watched as the other en-.
frances, the police say the prisoner
admitted, and arranged to set OFF the
bomb there at night One was to stop
and tie a shoe lace while the other
lighted the fuse and placed the bomb
1t had a commute fuse. This would
have given them time to be far up.
town when the explosion occurred.
With the newspapers next morning
telling Of the destruction a main tele.
graph wire outside the city was to be
tapped and Meyringer was 10 send in
a bulletin OF extensive submarine dep.
relations along the coast The trunk
line wires would then be cut after the
country had heard Of the president
death and other sensational news aud
before details could be published, the
financial deals were expected to be
put through
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
WAR SUMMARY

On the fighting front in Franc,
little change has taken place for some
days. The French are striking hard
in Champagne and have made some
gains, but, as far as the official con.
muniCations go, without materially az
tering the situation. The fighting IN
Macedonia which was resumed on a
wide front last week. is still in pro.
gress but information regarding it is
too indefinite to Judge whether the Vi.
lies are engaged in a major offensive.
I'm Mesopotamia. the British are
steadily pushing forward, but here, too
details are too meagre to throw "a
light on the extent of the campaign or
the immediate objective of the British
commanders.
\ Berlin dispatch says a French at
tack with fresh divisions failed yes.
terday between Prosnes and Auhor-
i've. The Germans in this area. It Is
added, hold complete possession of
their positions On the western front
yesterday, the dispatch states, twenty.
five British and French airplanes and
five balloons were forced down.
Bombs were dropped by an airplaue
Sunday night ON Zierikzee, in the
Dutch province OF Zeel and, SAYS q
Reuter- dispatch from The Hague uu.
der Mondays date. three persons were
killed and much material damage was
done, the message states.
a Constantinople dispatch states
that retirement Of Russian troops
al different points on the Caucasian
front is announced by the war Office
today
The French are reorganizing The
positions captured n the Champagne
and no heavy lighting occurred last
night.
We made successful raid las.
night north of lpres." says todays
official British announcement. "and
captured few prisoners. Elsewhere.
there was nothing OF special import.
ance."
Thirty women workers have been
killed by an explosion in munitiou,
factory at Troisdorf a town of Rhcu.
lsh Prussia, near Cologne, according
to dispatch from Amsterdam to the
Central News Agency.
The Peninsular and Oriental Lines
steamship Ballarat, of 11.12O gross
tons which was used as a troop ship.
was sunk recently by German SUD.
marine. All the troops were saved
! ne Ballarat was carrying troops from
Inda to England The troops were
rescued by British torpedo boat dc.
stroyers and trawlers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS
OF NEW YORK PRESS
WANT ASSIGNMENTS

New York, May J. Workers ON ar
ternoon newspapers here who have
been training for more than a year .or
the officers reserve corps of the army
have adopted resolutions threatening
to dissolve their unit within thirty
days unless congress and the war de-
partmont shan have put @ thorough
system into effect Within that time.
(which will not require applicants fer
membership in the officers rescry"
corps to pend three months I'm train.
ing camps at their own expense"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
ARMY BILL AGAIN
PASSED BY SENATE
WITH coNscRlPTloN RETAINED
ADMINISTRATION MEASURE
is APPROVED.
V|VIANI is CHEERED
Vice Premier Of France and Marshal
Joftre Are Heard by Senators
Many Members Of House and Crowd.
ed Galleries.

Washington, May L. The admins.
tration army biIl with thc couscrip.
tion provision retained, was passed
anew today by the senate without a
roll call virtually as IL approved the
measure last saturday The bin now
goes TO conference with the house.
After repa. sing the bill. the senate
arranged for conferences directing
ma. the house Doe asked tu appoint
r1nicroes and appointing Senator,
Chamberlain of Oregon, Hitchcock.
ui Nebraska and Warren. OF Wyoming
us the synd'cH DOulpIccs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
CLUB CONVENTION
OPENS TONIGHT
FOURTH DISTRICT OKLAHOMA
FEDERATION WoMENS CLUBS
IN CONFERENCE.
FOUR DAY MEETING
First Session Will Be Held in Broad.
way Baptist Church at 8 O'Clock.
Entertaining and instructive Feat.
ures on Program.

Each train arriving in Ardmore To-
day has been bringing to the CITY del
egatos officers and guests for attend
ance at the sessions of the ninth an
nual convention of the Fourth district
Oklahoma Federation OF Womcns
clubs, which continues tomorrow
Thursday and Friday. 1t is estimated
that there will be two hundred or
more officers, delegates and visitors
registered
Opening Session Tonight.
The opening session OF the conyen.
tion will be held tonight at s o'clock
instead OF $3.50 as previously announc.
ed, at the Broadway Baptist church.
Mrs r.. T. Guillot will preside. The
invocation will be pronounced by the
Rev DR. D. II. Cooper, ot the Broad.
way Baptist church $. A. Apple. pres.
ident of the Chamber of Commerce.
will welcome the visitors ON behalf
OF the city and Mrs W. F. Ward. of
Tishomingo, will make the response.
The welcome on behalf OF the club wo.
men will be spoken by Mrs. John
WEiteman and the response will be by
Mrs +. T. Brown The principal ad.
dress viii be- The JOY of Service" hy
Mrs. Tom Hope, of Ada. state pred.
dent Mrs John ThrcadpiI ONlho.
ma City Mrs ID a McDougal Sapul.
pa, ana Mrs. Charles r. Hume Ana.
darko, will respond to the call for
greetings from the past presidents.
The Chamber of Commerce orchestra.
Presbyterian male chorus Ardmore
high school gloe club and the philhar.
monte quartet together with Mrs r.
b Reid, Miss Elaine Bartlett. Miss
Huhy Randol and Mrs. johnson. Mrs
Crokos. Mrs Mahafley and Miss Bee.
son. of ldabel, will furnish the musical
iCnntinund n, ,,,... Il,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
CONVICT BANKER
MADE ESCAPE, BUT
WAS RECAPTURED

Lpayunworth, Kansas. May l-W
H. Hume former banker OF Arkansa,
city Kansas. convicted of cmbozzlc
ment was returned to the state poni
teniiary here today after his capture
at Wichita, Kana. last night by prl
yate detectives who had been seeking
him since his escape Friday night
Hum. was a trusty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
COMMISSIONERS
OF ISLAND REPUBLIC
ARE SHOWN AROUND

Washington, May Calls were paid
by the Cuban war commission today
on Secretaries Lansing and Daniels
The commission, accompanied by Gu.
ban Minister Ccspedes. included aides
representing the Cuban state. war. and
navy departments, General Marti and
lis colleagues.
Major General Scott chief of the
general staff, accompanied the Cuban
mission on its call on secretary Baker.
After a brief stay, the members went
to visit the army war college
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
PEACE RUMOR PUTS
WHEAT PRICE LOWER

Chicago, May Reports that the
Swiss minister iu charge of German
diplomatic interests at Washington.
mad asked for a conference with Prosi.
dent Wilson, and that the German
chonccllor's peace terms would be- out.
lined In an address TO the roichstar
next Thursday caused sharp dr1p
IN wheat prices today May declined
10 cents, TO $3.50. July lOa 10 S2l5.
and sept 6'so t1 ,lS2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
TROOPS TO FRANCE
SOON AS POSSIBLE
IS The DECISION

Washington, May president VII
son and his cabinet held a very brief
SESSION today and while the subject
of sending American troops to France
at an early date was not discussed for.
malIy, it became known definitely that
the prevailing view among administra.
tion officials that force should be
sent as soon as possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
TWO GERMAN SHIPS
ARE TURNED OVER
TO ENTENTE ALLIES

Washington, May THE Hamburg
American liners Portonia and Clara
Mennig, at New York have been turned
over by the American government for
the use of the entente allies. one ship
VIII 60 to France, and the other to
Italy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
BERLIN ANNOUNCES
NO MAY DAY STRIKE

Berlin, May l. Cyia London) Eft.
forts OF the radical socialists to cele.
bratc May Day by a holiday in the
munition factories failed. No cessation
of work is reported No parades We're
held and no disturbances occurred.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
FOR FRIDAY PAGEANT
FULLY FIVE THOUSAND ARE
EXPECTED IN LINE OF MARCH.
Two Thousand School Children Will
Comprise That Portion OF Process
sion-National Coors Are to Be
Used in Profusion.

Flags will fly bands will play ard
cheers from thousands of thrOats will
swell into great patriotic anthem
Friday afternoon when the city of Ard
more will join hands, literally and fga.
ratiyely, in the greatest patriotic gain
ering ever held here
Two thousand school children and
thousands of men and women will take
part, first in the big parade, which
will be a blaze OF color from hundreds
.Cf flags, colored costumes and deco.
rated floats and automobiles. and then
In the patriotic meeting to be held IN
Central Park
Parade at p. m.
The parade, in which every person
in the city is expected to take part.
will form promptly at 3 o'clock. at the
corner OF Washington street and
Broadway. First in line will be a
squad of police, followed by the Cham.
ber Of Commerce band. Next will
come officials of city, county and
school board, followed by the chin.
dren's section.
For weeks past the pupils OF local
graded schools have been rehearsi1t
their parts in the pageant and festival
they will hold, and all are letter per.
feet With the national colors red.
white and bme-predominating the
children will be costumed to repre-.
sent fairies and elves, sailor boys and
girls, boy scouts and Red Cross nu..
.ses, Uncle Sans and Goddesses lf
Liberty
Following the Childrens section will
be the military division, in which all
local organizations with military
tendency together with an driu o..
ganizations, will take part.
Veterans Are Invited.
MI men in the city who have served
with any branch OF the United States
armed forces are expected to particl.
pate in the parade, in the military di.
vision Otis Smith will have charge of
this section, and an soldiers and ey.
soldiers, except members OF the Uu.t.
ed Confederate Veterans and Grand
Army of IN Republic, are expected tn
report TO him before Friday.
Other sections OF the parade will bp
devoted TO the Red Cross Society.
United Confederate Veterans. Grand
Army OF the Republic. traternal and
union labor organizations. miscellar.
eous organizations. individual citi.
zens and decorated automobiles. Il,
is expected that fully 5000 persons
and 500 cars viii be In the line %.
march.
Selection Of a grand marshal and
completion OF an details for the cple.
bration viii be made tonight at a spec.
ial meeting of the executive commit.
tee In charge, composed of G.. u. Buna.
chairman; Capt William Hutchinson.
and II G, SpauIding
Ardmore High School students were
instructed 10 learn the flag salute tGis
morning and instructed by PRINCIPAL
G. H. Woodruff concerning the un..
forms 20 De worn and the flags o.
be carried by every student n th,
patriotic parade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01

Russia a repuhucl The change g.
magical u thrills the world. Millions
upon millions OF oppressed and ho.s.
less people 80 q single day have been
given the dignity of men aud the froa
dom OF equal citizens OF great com.
monwealth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01

Finland is TO have restored to /. N
It's ancient rights. including that uf
government under its own constitution
This Is the first fruit Of the revolution
IN Russia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
NlvlANl AND JoFFRE
WARMLY APPLAUDED

Washington May ]. The army bin
fight was renewed in the senate today
when work Was begun ON shaping the
measure into parliamentary form for
conference This is TO be accomplish.
ci by the senate substituting It's own
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
SHIPPING NEEDS
GRAVE PROBLEM
EXPERT WITH BRITISH MISSION
GIVES FACTS AND FIGURES
TO AMERICANS.
U, s, MUST SPEED Up
Destruction by Submarines at Present
Time Exceeds Out put Of British
and American Ship Yards. War Has
Become Race OF Efficiency

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sfruction abroad and ,bo .,a.la,,p, ,",u ~. Io'',
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ning hoord ba satd taI ''' ,n ,oun sup,
boar,iost co.omora'ian ~" ''", ,,t n|u ano"n tne
undarstandirg nS tbn ,r,'a .," ,,o lu''Ss. I.
situotion " Wv VI e'"'' Vi Tue
"The shining issroo .ai1 -,
percy "dorninatos o,,,.,.,htr 1't,u i'plu Ilu
and is very crave indeed he pa,h o'Se %o
present british construction and ,ho ho
estimated American constrncttnn oa, a'e
not keen mace vim tbo nrosant ra,o o"a' -,
dcstruction Roth nrst ho snaodod ~,
no very appreciablv If tho soos aro ~
be kent omen Tho war ,as rosot,oJ
itself into n race betwaen Tho oss,.
cheney of the british and Amortnan
shin wards and tbn cornon s,,,,u,n
rine ''''"
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struggle is tbe vorld ,onraco ~ tha w
United States car snnnIv 0ply % iu
cgse this 10 LARGO cor H., ,'...,.''i 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01

New Zealand o., now producing
hemp from which the japanese are
making clever imitation of silk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
Needs Cut Down.

For months we have been cutting
down the reed for ships until prac.
ticalIy every vessel is now on an inn.
p0rtant mission. The British empire
.wOuld be quite comfortable alone ii ID
were not necessary 10 consider the
needs Of its allies and the neutTals.
For instance. there are ten million
tons OF eNportable wheat In the empire
which could easily supply Englands s
need of six million tons unless we
were under the rigid obligation 10 sup
ply our allies France alone has been
allotted fifteen per cent OF our total
tonnage for direct military service.
including two hundred vessels carry.
Ing oats, wheat and steel from the
United States alone
Lord Percy gave figures to show
that, at the end of March. twenty-five
per cent OF England's tonnage was I'm
direct naval and military service;
thirtyfour per cent under reQuisition
for goyCrnmm. supplies. twenty-five
per cent reserved through the big lines
for quasiroyowmuut work and only
22 per cent subject 10 the general
needs of industry
Take the colonial situation" Lord
Percy suggested. where over POO
large British vessels largely passpu.
rOr carriers. are engaged in Keeping
alive lho industries OF the dominion
and of the United States AN your
iu'e from India rubber and tim from
the Malay states and wool from Aus.
raliu is being Carried 100 British bot.
toms The situation explains some of
the difficulties your imports have eX.
perIguccd Do
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
NEW PEACE TALK
FOR REICHSTAC
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN SOCIAL
lSTS AND PAN-GERMANS
INDICATE ARGUMENT.
STATEMENTS MAY 8
Speculation ON Proposed Terms Of Set.
clement Seems TO Lead TO Conclusion
That Liberal Offer viii Be Made
BY Germans.

The Hague, Netherlands. MAY t.
tyia London). Dr. Won Bpthmauu
Holiweg, the German imperial chan
cellor, will make another peace offer
in the ReiChstag on Thursday of this
week, according to an announcement
made today by the Berliner Tageblat.
"The world win be astonished by the
moderation of the German peac,
terms" said the General Anzeiger. OF
Dusseldorf Germany, quoting in a
recent dispatch from Berlin state
ment given out to foreign cores
pondent in Berlin
Rumored for Weeks.
For several weeks it has been In.
timated that Germany might socu
make another peace offer, and recent
Information from Berlin showed thar
Chancellor Won Bethmann-HollWcg
was expected soon to make an am
nouncement in regard to international
questions, although heretofore no
statement has come from responsi.
Bile quarter that a peace offer actually
would be made
For several months, a controversy
has been in progress in Germany as
to the aims of the war The socialists.
vigorously opposed by the pan.Gcr.
mans, are urging clear statement OF
Germany's peace terms, on the basis
of no anncNations or indemnities The
chancellor WAS rpppntIv rpp,rtod a.
have decided to defer definite formula.
tlon of peace proposals.
The announcement of the chance,.
lor plan to make peace oner on
Thursday ls given added weight by the
Iact that 1t appears in the Tageblatt.
one OF the most widely circulated Ger.
man newspapers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01
Associated Press Report

DAILY AEuMoREITE
covers news of the world
five hours after press time
of any other paper circulat-
ing i'm southern Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-01

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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-01-05
PUT YOUR SHOULDER
TO THE WHEEL

The convention committee reports
that preparations for the entertain
ment of the State Federation of Labor
delegates is progressing with much
enthusiasm. A dance to be given on
Monday evening, January %, at
Eagles hall, and smoker, the details
of which will be given more definitely
little later, are the main events
which the committee are putting their
efforts to at present. The committee
also wish it understood that to make
these two events a financial success
it is up to the union men and their
friends to give the committee all the
aid they can in selling tickets and to
see that every union man purchases
one. There is no reason why an en-
tertainment of this kind should not be
a success, both financially and social
ly, if every union man does his little
share.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-01-05
WORDS OF WISDOM
FROM LABEL LEAGUE

From the Woman's Label League
Journal the following paragraphs are
clipped:
Another feature of the power of the
wage earners must never be lost sight
of, and that is that in the expending
of the wages they earn for the neces-
stiles of life they can control the COM
merce Of the world.
There are many ways by which suf-
fering, wretchedness and want may
be relieved or abolished, but none as
efficient or as lasting or as easily ap-
piled as demand for the union label
on all articles you purchase.
Do not embarrass your husband or
your brother by presenting him with
collars, ties and slippers for Christ
mas that do not bear the union label.
You can get all of these articles with
the union label.
When the human kind are taught
that they must work out their own
salvation" instead of depending upon
others to save them, we shall have a
stronger race of men and women.
1t is no longer true that the union
label is not placed on women's shoes
Do not let the dealers tell you this.
Demand the union label Insist on a
least one dealer in your city supply
ing you with union stamped shoes
This accomplished, others will find
they too can secure them. You owe
this to the shoe workers as we'll as
to yourself
Women are the buyers for their
families, they are therefore the en-
ployers. So if woman demands the
union label on whatever goods she
buys, she forces the shopkeeper to
purchase union label goods and en-
ploy union workmen. In this way she
nrevents the horrors of the sweat
shops and child labor, and benefits the
situation for everyone concerned. So
1t is up to the women to take these
words to heart and act on them. thus
following out the Biblical maxim of
doing unto others as they would be
done by.