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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
ANOTHER AIRMAN AT
KELLY FIELD, KILLED
First Lieutenant Fails Tffiecn Hun.
dred Feet when Machine
Piungcs.

san ANTONIO. Texas. March 20.
The tenth flying fatality at Kelly
field since that camp was organized
occurred today at 1;4b o'clock when
First Lieut. Walter j. Johnson Of
jersey city. ". j.. met his death in
sianuy In u fall Of 1900 feet IN the
airplane he was plotting
The accident occurred on Kelly
field No. 2. Lieutenant Johnson was
starting on a cross-country night IN
the advanced stage when something
happened TO his engine and the ma,
chino plunged directly downward 10
the ground The flyers mother,
Mrs, u. NJ. Johnson OF Jersey City,
was Immediately notified OF his
death and HIS body will be shipped
home for burial.
Lieutenant johnson was AN In
structor ana said TO be especially
skulful His first training In avia-
ton was received In 1915 at Mlneola.
n Y, After he was comm lssioned
he was sent 10 Scott field at Belle
Vile, ILL.,. and was later transferred
from that field TO Kelly field. At
Belleville he had n serious flying ac-
cldent escaping with broken leg.
In the fall today tho airplane was
totally demolished.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
LENR00T LEADING
TOILETTE MAN
Loyal Republican Candidate Ad-
dresses Large Gathering
OF Farmers.

MtLWATKE Wis, March 90
More or less complete returns from
every county In the state this eve.
ming sustained the lead ot Congress
man Irvine l.. Lonroot the loyal -
Republican candidate for senator In
yesterdays primary
Brlatod returns today gave him
G8,532 votes, 2.91G more than re
ceived by James Thompson. tho La
Toilette candidate.
Thompson did not concsde defeat
pending complete returns. but at
Marlnettc "A big meeting OF farmers
greeted Lcnruot, who addressed
them with prolonged cheers as vic
tor Mr., LenrOot denied fugitive
rumor that TO make certain OF de-
feating Victor ncrgcr tho Socialist
candidate. he would withdraw In IA
vor Of Joseph r Davies Democratic
candidate
On the face of the latest returns
Davies had 5i173 votes compared
with l3.2G2 for Dr. Charles Ne
Carthy
The same advlccs made tho Ber-
ger vote J6,G45.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Economic Treaty to Force Germanv
10 Make Peace Proposed by O,Uen

WASHINGTON. March 90
An International peace plan to
affect imme iiate cessation " the
war and to maintain future peace
In tho world was outlined to the
senate today by Senator owen
OF Oklahoma, author OF a resulu-
ton proposing league OF nations
10 enforce peace.
A treaty prescribing principles
~ International law and cuAduCt
OF nations between the United
states, GreIt Britain, France,
Italy Jppan and CHINA was pro-
posed by Senator owen lie sug
geated that upon completion ~
such an agreement Germany ho
Invited to pledge adherence to
principles cuunciated As a pen
atty Tor refa5al Senator owen
proposed that Germany should
be subjected To economic isola-
ton fur five yeara FOR every
80 days In which she failed 10 ac-
ceept the plans an additional
penalty Of ono years isolation
would be imposed
This would bring German
merchants and manufacturer 10
bankruptcy. said Senator owen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
FOUR MURDER CASES TO
TRIAL IN APRIL TERM
Heavy Docket I'm District Court In.
ciudcs T1fty-four Criminal
Charges.

Four murder cases viii be .ricd at
the April session ~ the district court,
beginning Monday. Aprii 4. Woody
Russell viii be the first OF the long
list of alleged murderers IN the cOun-
~ jan who will face trial His case
kifi be called on the opening day OF
the session
I'D Wheeler charged with the
murder of J W I'm last May. will
be tried the Wednesday following
the opening of court
W T. Crabtrec. alleged slayer ~
chnFles shaw paWnhruknT's clerk,
whose body was found in an OH tank.
viii go 10 trial for the SECOND time
on tho second Monday OF tho scF-i0n
HIS first trial several weeks ago re-
suited In n Enlargement Of the jury
after being cut more than forty
eight houru
G.. " williams barber. charged
with the death ot his wife. completes
the quartet Hts tral Will begin
"Wednesday, April H.
In addition 10 the murder charges
four men are charged with assault
with intent 20 KIN
Fifty-four cases are on tho docket.
the largest number being Of alleged
Of the prohibtory laws.
which include ~ charges These en-
brace several Kinds of charges, such
as transporting. possession aud main
teunuce Of liquor nuis1ncrs.
Grand larceny with 10 charges.
comes next In The numerical list
Many u these cases are alleged auto
mobile theftA
Tho docket Includes burglary
charges. 4 forgery cases. ono charge
~ highway robbery and one case Of
perjury
The next docket will be fully ss
heavy az the April list according 10
the county attorneys office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Policeman Goes Mad and
Shoots Several People

WASHINGTON. March 10
Mounted officer Lawrence II. Far
quhar Of tho Washington police
force, last night shot and killed Mrs
Harry white, probably fatally
wounded Mrs Mary Farquhur. his
wife. seriously wounded Harry
white and Clarence W Tripplct and
then Killed himself The shooting
took place az the residence OF Harry
white. where Mrs Farquhar. who
has been cstranged from her hus-
band for some time and had sued
him for divorce. WAS boarding
According TO the police. Fnrguhar
climbed into the window ~ the
white horne and went through tho
house. shooting every ono he en-
cOuutprrd The police said all Of
Farquhars victims were In their
bcds when shot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
REPUBLICANS URGED
TO BE REGISTERED
Few listed While Books We're Open
Before Primaries; VIII
Close Saturday

An appeal TO Republicans who
have not registered TO have their
names placed upon the eligible lists
was issued by the Republican city
committee last night Owing TO the
fact that there was no contest In the
Republican primaries. only few ui
that political faith were enrolled
when the registration books were
open last week They will bS open
again this week until Saturday mid
night.
Following are the new reglsira-
tion places and the registrars.
Precinct No. /. Colon on First
and Boston, Tom Clark, registrar
Precinct No. 2. Brady hotel san
ders, registrar
Precinct No ?. Dad mrs restau-
rant. ~ West Second street. Pete
Boshman. registrar.
Precinct No, 4. oklahoma hotel.
Second and Cincinnati; Jew. Shields.
registrar.
Precinct No. s. Sixth and Boston
u. G.. Williamson. registrar.
Precinct No. 6, assessors offiC~
G.. c. Avery registrar.
f'rSeipct No. 7, 513 South Elwood
500 Robinson building. Denny Jones.
registrar
Precinct No. s. Archer and Qua
nah; J c. Coulson, registrar
Precinct Ne. 3. 5l4 North Denver.
W. l.. Hurst. registrar.
Precinct No, 10. North Side fire
station Vernon Seaman, registrar.
Precinct No. II. Quincy and
First H. u. Smlttle. registrar.
Precinct No. ". East Side fire
station. W. r. Strickland, registrar.
Precinct No. 10. l42t south
quincy. g. c. Maxey. registrar
Precinct No. li.4ii First National
Bank building; S, q. spillers, regis
trar
Precinct No. rs. Tulsa Motor Sales
company; Randolph House, regis
trar.
Precinct No 10, Go Yves, seventh
street X. f., Bennett, registrar.
Precinct No II, West Tulsa, Met
ropolilan aigar storeq c r Lam
Precinct No. IS. Cody's store, Sew
and Main. H. w. Cody
registrar.
Precinct No. 10, 3i2 South Victor
A g. Bradford, registrar
Precinct No. 90, Third street
lcpot, y. & r Fentpn registrar
Precinct No. q. seventh and Nc
Toy. Kendall, W 7 Ha.nbs. regis
rar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
{. II. Hubbard Taken to
Kansas City Specialist

G.. H. Hubbard. Democratic nom
luce for i1aror VI rulca. was tlhsn
20 Kansas city yesterday 10 be
placed IN the care OF specialist.
Mr. Hubbard wins tricken several
days ago with a severe attack Of
rheumatism and had a. abandon nc
two work In his campaign fJr the
mnyoraity nomination Ills condi-
ton dii not Improve uut rather grew
" rsc and his physicians advised
placing him under the charge Of A
specialist
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
T0RTzW TO INQUIRE
OF SIBERIAN REPORTS
Marked Change Noticcd IN Manner
of Co-Oporntion OF Rnssia
and Allies.

MOSCOW. Tuesday. March a.
Leon Trotzky'B reply 10 the entente
allies'e Inquiries ctAcerninE reports
that the Bolshavikt had armed thou
sands ~ German and Austrian war
prisoners In Siberia. who now threat
ened tho Trans-siborian railway.
was:
send trained officers ana invcs.
tiBaie. VIII give you train"
The offer was accepted and to-
night Capt william X Webster of
tho American Red Cross and Capt
" l.. Hicks of the British military
mission lcft FOR Irkutsk. Tchita and
other points where the Germans arr
reported q, have been provided with
rifles. ficlu pieces aud ammunition
Tho BuIshe,ilu papers charge thas
the reports of the menace Of armed
German and Austrian prisoners In
Siberia Is part Of the German ltrnpa-
eanda 10 Jiscredit the soviet govern
ment and encourage Japancae inter
vcntlon
VI Trutzky also has asked the
American military mission for ten
American officers 10 assist him as
inspectors he organizing a new vol
uuteer army aud has requested the
services of American railway en-.
FInecrs and transportation expertn
90 nsri8i iu tha reorganization ~ the
railways lie Also has asked for
American t1liw1y equipment IN tho
way ~ locomotives and cars.
There has heeu q marked change
in the attitude ~ the entente allies
town % the soviet government. The
entente missions are no longer rush.
ing away from Russia The Eng
q
in Moscow and they ars taxing quar-
tefs No N they expect 20 remain.
There are many signs nf renewed ca-
orc cation between Russia and ths
niilch a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

Dbate on Motion of Senator
Gore for Higher Wheat
Starts Assault.
SHERMAN TO GIVE SUPPORT
Illinois Senator Says Meas
ure Is Necessary to Pre-
vent Disaster.
PRODUCTION REDUCED SAY
Both Consumers and Produc-
ers of Coal Also Injured
He Declares.
SHERMAN TO GIVE SUPPORT
PRODUCTION REDUCED SA

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Gov.
crrnsut prico fixing was vigorously
as.a cd in the senate again today In
debate on the motion OF sensor
gore OF oklahoma to Increase the
c4JHntecd wheat price to f2.50 per
bu..nl
U.h food and fuel admi Astrn-
tons were objects OF attnck, Ridi-
cu.ug various orders OF the former,
Senator sherman Of Illinois, Rcpub-
nalr. declared that tho wheat price
reruauon is "iucomparable" but
sr.. the wheat has embarked" on
pucy nxiug he would support the
Gura amendment 10 prevent dis
ast,~ of reduced production.
senators Wadswnrth OF New York
and Lodge OF Massachusetts, RE-
puhliDtns. and Hardwick Of Georgia.
Democrat joined in the assault.
Depiorcs Interference.
The New York senator deplored
what he characterized as interfer-
cuce with the natural laws OF sup
ply and demand. lie said, however
tho nations wheat reserve is "pruC-
u,lb gone" and that the guarantee
should be Increased to stimulate
production. The food adiminiStra-
ton he declared, has bAon "short-
sighted" and that consumers will
!urE would pay the small Increase
eunHol rr bread II they can Sc
caro ample supplies.
'If tuo farmer had been let
alone" senator Lodge said, "the
prices he would be getting would
ha stimulated production"
What he called perpetual med
ding by officials with tho Ameri-
Co. people in every form OF bust
ne!s was deplored by the MsSsa-
ussets scnetft, In critlcising the fuol
admlnistration's order for summer
chussets senator in critlcising the
fuel administrators order for SUM
mer purchase OF coal with enforced
deduction Of purchases by con-
sumcrs
Senator Thomas OF Colorado in
terrupted to observe that besidess
vheatless and meatless DAYS, Colo
ralo people are experiencing sleep
less nights over the fuel administra-
tons price fixing orders which have
closed down many mines.
, Both Arc Injured.
Both consumers and producers
Of coal In the middleweSt. Senator
Sherman declared, have heen in
jurcd by the fuel Administrations
orders. lie said he had no conf
denco in Doctor Garfield and that
the country has be6n "doctored TO .
death"
o Asserting that Edna nurand OF
ne administration meat division had
caused the packers 20 keep down
prices NJ live stock, the Illinois SEN
ator added
That was unfair and cowardly
Tho packers were acting under pres
flre from the food administration.
Out everybody blamed the packers
because the food administration was
700 cowardly 10 carry the load /.
Itself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Wen Who Cursed Government Are
lAshcd with BackSnakc and
1arrcd and tcathcrrd
ALSO FORCED TO KISS FLAG
Ten Automobiles Loaded Nith the
knights Make Raid on Al
iCgUd Offenders.
ORDERED TO LEAVE COUNTY
Organization Has Large Strength In
Southwest and Moro ACtiy.
ltlcs Expected

ALriS, OKLA. March ga. Ten au-
iomohNcs loaded With masked and
heavily armed men, st6pped at the
laIm " o. T.. Ncsthrook, II miles
northwest OF this ulgrc, shortly be
fore .dny hrcak Wednesday morning.
dragged The farmer florl his bed ana
after oacprtmg Mm Il "A thickIy
W oded spot forced him % k,Hs the
American flag many tunes. 20 swear
tu tho oath uf eternal allegiance uf
tho Knights of Liberty" dashed him
to excess with u blacksnake whip
coated him with hot tar 10 which
feathers were applied aud charged
Ia INTO leave the county before noon.
Took to County line.
~ the same hour another band OF
masked men entered the homo OF
Henry huffman. ten mllna south Of
Alius. tnd after forcing him TO kiss
the American flgE ',-Shed him with
u hlncksnakc whip and the hot tar
and feathers applied ~ IN the case
Of Wcstbronk. Following this, Hutr-
man was taken to the county line
ana headed toward Texas
Today every road intersection I'm
Jackson county has bsen posted with
notices 10 PRO Germans and slack
crs' 90 leave the country cr sdrcer
similar 10 that dealt 10 the two men.
ilavc Cursed Government.
II Is understood that Westhrook
and Huffman. both OF German des-
cent have openly cursed tho Amcri-
can governHenL have upheld G.rma-
ny and her war ambitions and have
refused TO subscribe 20 either Of the
Liberty loans They also sefused 10
contribute 10 the Hod Cross and rid
lcuicd the war savings stamps
Reports from southwest Oklaho
mn are 10 the effect that tho
Knights of Liberty" arc organized
TO n strength Of more than five hun
dred members and that similar tar
and feather activities arc expected
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
FINAL READING FOR
TEXAS SUFFRAGE BILL
tHorts 20 Get Four fIfths Vote Is
Ono Short; Amendment
Is Defeated.

AUSTIN. Texas. March 2O.-The
mouse hlll giving women the right TO
'9i" In primaries and nominating
coh'ent!ons, after being discussed
b''.' ~ today, was passed to third
reading by the senate when the
VOC was taken the bill had been
tHr'icd 50 as to provide that
women voting shall pay poll tax ar
r l'lS aud also that the ballots
shAl. designate the sex OF the voter
tF 20" word women" being printed
voters
A' amendment which would have
p''Ied separate booths for women
49,, a'feated. Efforts To- get four
,Saiha vote TO put the measure on It's
ana passage today fell short one
~ Flnal action on the bill 10 cx-
F.'l 10 be taken tomorrow.
=, 4'" senate spent the remainder OF
.iy on the house ma iorlty pri-
l's hill. which WAS passed. finally
vote OF q To 3. A heated de-
was prcclpitated when an
- 1lment was offered providing
~, Hlen enemies and persons who
a. 'e otherwise legally disqualified
~, be prevented. under penalty.
no" having their names placed on
e primary ballot such persons.
~ ~ er. would have the right
'Fh mandamus proceedings IN
~. preme court 90 determine their
N.Ilty. Another clause OF me
~ 1ment would permit citizens TO
an Injunction to restrain the
democratic committee from
b. me name Of such person on
.ilclfl primary ballot
~ IN amendment Injected the name
IAmes +. Ferguson, former gov
s. who was impeached. into the
,,.tussion, II being charged the
az, M pose OF II was 10 keep his name
e. the ballot The amendment how
or ); was finally adopted by vote
bli ~ Q. when the house had the
mo-, 'tler consideration. an amend
ths ,s slinlIar 90 the one tackled on by
So ATE. but less drastic IN its
,Ts vas defeated.
'numbs-" "osse today passed finally a
khd ~. Of bills ot Lesser importance
'As'ossed many otherA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

'lt would hlt them In their most
tender spot"
As the chtr principles 10 hc
accepted hy the n1tuus forming
the lonEuy tho Oklahoma scna.
tor proposed right OF self dctcfiu ,,
inRtiuu ut nations and self goy
thtnvnt Uf peoples, territorial
integrity for every nation, FREQ
dom ~ the seats iu tact aa well
a. lu theory. and Disarmament
after the Uar consistent with Ia
tvual uutds
In ,hr proposed economic igo-
Atiou 90 Germany in case ~ re-
fusa! Co stop tho war and ion
tho proposed lclruc. Senator
owen proposed that tho sIruttory
nations refuse eUIranry ar clear
nncc tn German shipping and
han Imports or exports from Ger
many together with absolute SOW
crHncc or postal tcicguphlc or
telephone communication
if Germany should Join tho
loaguc aud accept its principles.
senator owen Htd. before an
uriuistlcc Re slgrcd then sha
should tgr,e to cy1cuatc ilelglum.
Serbia ana other occupied terri
tory ana make Icparauon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
ARTICLE PLEASED THE POPE
Paper Written by Cardinal Gibbons
Imprcsses Holy Sec.

ROME. March 20 MnnsignoT
Cerretti, assistant papal secretary OF
state. has submitted 10 Pope Dene-
dict, IN article written by Cardinal
Gibbons on the war policy OF tho
pope"
Amer reading II the pope expressed
his approval Of the article and his
Rpprec iatlon Of the clear and ex-
haustive manner In which Cardinal
Gibbons had executed the attitude OF
the Holy See during the war and
pointed out the innumerable ways IN
which the pope had Htriven TO al
levate tho sufferings and the sor-
rows OF the struggle and his untlrins
efforts in the cause OF order. civlllza-
ton and pence.
The pope ordered that the article
he translated and widely published
considering It To be. the most able
cKposition that had been given OF tho
circumstances Of his unique and
disposition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
France Asked TO Pay for
Damage Enemy Property

PARIS Tuesday March ~ -
During the recent German aarIm az
tack on Paris one ~ Tho ayiators
dropped a bomb which struck and
damaged the embassy building OF ono
of tho central powers Two dasu
later the caretnker ~ the build
ing requested the legation of the nou-
tfJl power representing the enemy
country 10 present hll tp'the
French govern ment Tor damages
done 70 tho bJhidlng France is
asked 70 pay 5000 for restriction by
the enemy Of his.uWr property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Whip, Tar and Feathers
GiUen BOasffui German

RHNO New. March 2O.--Acrord- b.
ing TO word reaching here today II
mer white. said to be \ German
sym pathizpr, who had boosted that
ho helped celebrate the sinking Of
the Tugcania. was lAshad "a stake
ana beaten with an IRON ratAo mine
tails by citgcn4' con,inittca last
night ~ Warrington, New Aftcr the
whipping White. according to the re-
ports. w1a thrred md feathcred and
ordered cut 81 town
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Halted bv Strike.

BUESOs AIRES. March 20 49,
Grain shipments to the entente al-
lies from the port OF Rosario again
have been halted BY strike %
workers Notices posted throughout
Rosario today give details of
q charges that German influences
have boen behind the, labor troubles
there during the last six months.
The proclamation gives The number
~ checks drawn on % G"rm1n bank.
the prprccdT from which were used
Tor strike purposes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE
MOthrr of Twin Girls Shoots Self
Three Times. Chnsc Unknown.

CLAUFMDEE, Okla. March 20
Alice Hialf. 20 year old. wifs Of
John Blair. local Photographic. and
mother OF twin baby RI.!s born the
tlih of last month. committrd aui-
s5Gs nj her home today by shooting
hfr-eH three times AN three bull
lets took effect IN the proximity Of
the heart. ooo entering the body just
"a hove Hhc heart. Tho body was
found by the husnann Shen he came
homo for lunch at uOon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

ET NAEIr- idaho. March 20 H-
Ei1 men suspected ~ being Undue
trial workers ~ tho World were
brought here today BY mrmn hers of
the home guard from EansOn'n =
camp near Feruwood and placed 1n-
der guard Altogether seventy two
men are being held nv tho home
ruar1 which iv making n round d-up
uf industrial Workers in UsneWah
county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
WAS GRADUATE or
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

JERSEY CITY. n. j.. March 20
Lieut. Walter +. Johnson. killed
when his aIrplnne fell n San An
tonic, Texas today. wnA n son Of
Michael NJ. Johnson. a retired uolirr
captain OF Jersey city. Tho dead
aviator WAS ~ years dld and uumgr-
ried He was a graduate Of New
York university and enlisted in the
lElatiOn corps last June
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
TULSA WAR BUDGET
DRIVE IS FINISHED
ROtarlnns Pledge Si,gO7 Needed to
Put si73,d0O Campaign
over the Goal
RATED GREAT ACHIEVEMENT
Largest Fund Ever Raised in South
west Strictly for Local War
Activities.
Here's to Tulsa

Tulsa has won again. Dy tho
time men who havo been out OF
the city and those who have
asked workers to call again are
all seen. the Tulsa war budget
No. will have been fully sub
Bcrihed.
We desire to thank all workers
and subscribers for their part In
this unusuar campaign. II is
the greatest campaign In the
number OF Individual giverd
Tulsa has ever put over.
The ORGANIZATIONS represented
below appreciate the confidence
expressed in this generous CIV
ing and accept the responsible
ity TO administer such funds In
the same patriotic spirit In
which they were given.
EcspPcttully,
f. r. KEMP, Chairman
Tulsa Chapter Red Cross.
II. c. TiRREll. PRESIDENT
Tulsa Y. M. g. A.
]. PURR DInRONS. Chr.
County Council OF Defense.
ORItA Il. UPP. Manager
Tulsa W. s. G.
r.. NJ. McFARLIN, Director
Third Liberty Loan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

WAsIiINGTON March 20 - A
formal recommendation against any
attempt 20 record the soldier vote
IN France for elections held during
the war has been prepared by the
war department. After an assess
rnent Of the opinions of General Per
shing and his staff and ~ deplfN-
meut officials on this side, it WIS
learned tonight. the department has
determined that no practical method
81 taking the votes ~ members 0f
the expeditionary forces can be de-
vitrd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

ALBANY. \. Y. March z0-De-
feat ~ the ratification b. the New
York legislature Of the pruhibitory
amendment Co the federal cpastitu-
ton vsBs virtually accomplished to-
uighi ~ hen the dry forces I'm the
senate on a test vote. In which AN
their power wis displayed. lacked
a ma iority Tho vote was - for
the ratification CLAUSE ana % op=
posed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
BOTH PARTIES PLAN BIG
CAMPAIGN IN WISCONSIN

WASHINGTON, March 90 --- Ma
tional leaders Of both the Demo-
crnuc ana Republican parties made
arrangements today TO start vigorous
campaigns In Wisconsin Rs soon ~
the final result OF yesterdays pri-
mary N known, Each party will send
into the state a large number Of
campaign orators.