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The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-22

her new photoplay "Out of a Clear sky with great success at the Central theatre yesterday 1t win be shown again today for the last time.
 The triumDA of the star and photo play was Instantaneous. It must De conceded by even the most blaze ra- trcns of the movies that "Ou' of a Clear Sky" is a production far above the average The story Is q charming
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-22
DR. B. r. RouRDlER.

Chropodst and Foot Specialist. Has removed his office from Buck
 staff Bath House to
 kempner's Shoe Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
LETTER FROM GEO. sR,ces

san Diego Cal Se5't ~, ,ss2S
rear Fagks
As ! hare .ii-ls spare slzne ! Nil
'sy and write We received cur aas-
inyms tAis mern ag amounting gs
s76la We GOT twa Rlna Susts. shrss
y Rite sa.ts SIX s-2, SIX AAnakerehsefs
aaifs un1erwA iwo white HAfs
r shoes one sasrcosi. thrs4 spoois
.h-saa. une neeiie. ao4en. bottoms
sc-1e brushes ccrnh, sosa &c Lake
everything fine have more sun thar
iz-ow whas TO aa with can aee sGrplSnes
'ona IL loaP nos' any tine fhe camY
z aeoai orr mile 1ros~ 1he Beach san
nsero r. q rerg .st'v to~n shink
We certainly 1e usp. / and
sloshs- 5oy ii r.klshos-.
CTR ans hsozs SO ns@-s pR1
lts' hlw Ae2. % cams
e1i 10 sleep after w. iAtf Arkarsas
Nr ard Ga -of wakena i'll VIZ wsrs
wesi Kansas oar ear jumped ~
track as New kansas huf did not
Rsae ~ M~ Asoagh deserts
Aae racgnlaas 4i aA the ne acre
~f7 tesI aaare avz lersl near Trsn
'4a1. Colo j sare Is cola had r
alza. cola- ii sure vas oo,s hsa I'd
TA-n ws ei6 ncl strike any t.nse.
u11A We got 20 F12g Siaft Afazona. We
al1 mot SER fless u ANY lhlng after
re leff cos- uutA W gos 10 Cal. Cal
as not sucA 4 pretty ssiace a. yecssls
II "A. We saw zn1-e mountains In Col
lfa1 auy sszce tlse. Il cau-se son4
'nFis ars rHry prary fthlnk he aee
an + Fs-y EsTeity. but it 4 NJ hin. rers
rTee1 ant1 si nats ihe shore fben r4-x
W1lfei J ana sara saw FNea cr ,hs
feei IS VI cana fo camp BE- SURE and
-etae ne his s3arssr. I raess y. X Il
/ ihF barracks v% are not bvs Nt,se
Wy from them Wei a. aare rr.,
10 fa ny sea 1n5 taps an soon bsow
Essss has better close for this tim.
NA2 write raars --x iim4
- fFtr FazT son sud brother
Geo " Bigrs
: Nsv2l trzlE 4as Staro. r...e..
"n Can. Paaoc6 :. san Diego cat
: ths Res Cross treated as IN sew
''A- ''Aa<es alcng he route. c. wB
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Stieaa Anc hAsS'A' 'AosF "n' AAe
if~sh' s'e'N ma i"A' 'S's :"
'irE AoaAf s''' .''''9 VAs .''" '-
1'''s' 'rFF'''f i'Fs' 'as ""''a s~s ~
AfoA1-
Afas'' 'e'A- tn' ~ "'s's' AA''''A' - '
@'eFaa ioaAF A~s proven iFi s'n ~
iAf g 'ne sFeA'e-' s'sa AASnss' 'esse0s :
o az 'Ae AIMED ana nf1'f~a '"0h''''F
q ha'ois
Oar sosa'''s aA'e 7Ae''i''1 '"0ss -
ei@e's oSAn n'fA''s' p'Naas' y 'ns'' s"1'a
'la antAl'eia'a' aas y .s"''-'A-s
s@en = k'r~' '''s'Anss ana s''o' 'ii1ss
4. 'asnf n is't''a'A'seA' so~ p'0A4
St saouaa oe o. AZ Americans ~
sA'lee
Is "a : nj r. Ven AAa - -
no s*~se = ne'f ara 90 3" ~ o-f
i@'"sa- aA''- ~N s''AA. '--'r . 'Asa'
~-es' aie''Asa II "af ga ilesi1eAa
t+Aa s''"e' s'e@A H''" 9 snT Aa'''a :" ~
'.'-'fA' i-e ~"s AaN 1e ~
- '- ".@ 3'.
" 'Ae 1-'s = - .s - "o.-o
- n 80 nv -
''--'' 49, @ -.
-
s~ 'a.oiN :
-' ~ - eA s4 ~ 'o' :
- y 1o'-- .
--e m e 9l' 'r.fs 's'4ihs 'ne m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

we shat hare 1azea in Gu wo-k a
hrr1s wfile he mas made III hrnsesl
EH.s1 rerrrd oza ihe battle neld. Hs
Is g'Nzng <Ees1.r. braader 3n iaird
sssli We disagpsint him
We must train ctr daughters ans
cur younger ehllaren. 70 grow a. ths
son aac broiher has ErvHn TO hare
higher 1osSls. an greater aanblfioz
fi'd newer stop anti '.he top rung q.
II ladder shal hare been reaches.
TIE Pusgsose os he ~ax znoshess Is e
irOno1e an war activities. xach !,
hed Gross T-NcA- Knights a. Col
rrahns and ssSsssicn Arznr uo-f .,
r. a1s wAr be rhscA ws rasv be ..
eslssce
ne Easi stand sboaider 10 xhouSce-
g hand in hznd and he rs nstr,o,se
ard selfsse~lficarr Is or sons ar
IL hattie fisid Lei Is work A. KIN
i-'glt- as araFely IA as coursxeouslr
- the boys IN Fznoe. Let us nof
Cease 70 sSTe sf our Eaoner. cur ser
F'ce and on prayers 10 the urtor4u-
rare r'eoTas of Belgium. France r,sIw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
"War Mothers Of Americo'
Their Aims and PURPOSES

Every Individual has ideals ara aims
p 8 rnzns sirenneas efforts are made
T. .ore thy are accomplished. White
every oDe does s.ss have the same
taaDrs IL sife. iaer a-e pressing on-
wsr5 toward shs eoal
Kings, CBeens and L.e.as have tbsar
i,4tss 80 lase rpTss- aoRs have 1chieF-
=. greater szace. han slse mother
VIC has given Aer ~on TO he service Of
liis Government 81. is ber prist. her
d ht- al sss sne willingly Ezre hiIa
tp save sbe wofla irosn unicrrecr znc
- ~ i FREE fes Demer-cs and bsa-
itF wsr7d ia wbirh So list Me aEs'
ssrrlflcaar !; il irut lsui vhA1 oE tse
ssrs Ss1o are pfses5Dr Ihszr aisea IN the
nxnches aaa on fAt bas1le n~sd Dot
ozily sor rs s.ui for shs whole world Il
j. lie dniv. Mi air = the ncfhegs
l,st ere-y lcTal Americas 10 stzrd
sclsdlr behine ihz soldiers and give
zn4u car VERY bess Assistance
N-e nrasi keep oar rru-cnes. oar
Schools our Eocsesr NJ % rAe STANDARD
Of oar boys when hey return 10 1s. or.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
TIE GERMAN GAME

Vice Chancellor Payer ; speech
ST Stuttgart should nndeceiye
anyone who inaeines ihai Ger
MANY evacuation II France and
Belgium would be an Allied Fie-
tory. He virtually announces
readiness To grf oni Of both ana q
a9eldinr IL al other occupied
rerrirory il return for restoration
Of be German colonies and even
this seems subject io discussion Z
Il Germany is allowed 10 reialn
SIS treaties with fhe Ukraine.
Russia and Rumaniz There You
have a measure IL Germany :
conception of vacfo-v The Pras-
SLAMS csn giye up practically aii
Else If they are permitted -o Keep
what they have gained in the
East
OF course the AllieS ear uat
listen 20 any sneh proposal j
would meau that onee uore fhf
PrnssianS could pnini le war a.
profItsbie institution IheE
could paint the German people 10
the rlch opportunities ~ R1ssa,N
as proof They Aa3 won ihe war,
as worth all ,he sacrifices made
Worse than fhsi. they eonid ese
these Rnssisn provinces as the
base for the next war. when VA :.
Russia : illimitah'e resources he-
hind them they might be able 81
bid defiance 20 AL tie world
The war vii be losi ~ Tbs
Allies unless the German peelse
are shows indisPutahly that 1he
Prassian war policy does no- pay.
ina. might esn not eanaae- r1ghf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
THE AMERICAN ADVANCE

All America WAS en ilp fwe N's>-
,enSas with Tie acws ihai ~ frs
Ann4scaa Army. a. . distinct or-
gagaiGation. Commanded ana led hs
Americans bad been unlea>se'a by
Marshal Foch an 'he lorraine
front. Ne have had tscneral
MarcA ; authority for ile fact
that 20 per ctni nf lhe striking
power of ihe Americans iu France
art row under American cen
mAua a. has breM understood
fhsr fhe Americans have been 9s-
signed Is ihe southeastern sertaun
AZ rhe liue where anr fiss' frs'ai's
acre rut 81 training Yesterday 5
attack was in ihaf alsirir' aimed
af the la.i remaEnns htrnaH
wedge ln Frtuch efrif rs gre -
-lshiel salient that eSi nas NORTH
io Nerdan ana eas' q Ponf-a-
Nonssan. Is miic, from Me'2
The reduction of ifis we
ninehine Il from tie western sne
southern SIDES. after ita forhle
manner "a dealing wi1h fh0
Chatean Thierrs and Monidi3'e
SalieatS IS now in progress Mlia.
is removal the German iinc wai
b. slaughtered oui from Swiizer-
land to The Chanael -ahbra of
the last poin; of vantage anc
penetration
The starr YVES anspseanns.
Americans being reported far
hour ahead o. iAof schedule WAer
the asy elased Tho aiftlealiy has
been io keep ihem IS the intenrea
li,niis uf operation Ihis was ihf
sole crii5cism oar French frend'
had when our troops we're hTiraa
ea with ihmm Mhiie onr Amen
ran Officers share tie earerness q
.heir men tn finish ihe gnia. iheN
will noi be unmnaiui q ihe mod
erai9nr counsel 81 ffeir Artncf
colleagues. based RIA faHr aeafs
sxpt raenee Thus may explain ihs
reports - voluntary wi'haraws'
LIST se7ne points after attaining
,ihsir chscrts In effect yc>ier
,.la~ Operations seen ~ havt
been gigantic road designed lf
e~i the enemy prf parainTy q
T.nere decisive movements II 80
n WAS ceriainlv Some rald
TIE appearance cf q fnit
.s7..s raa American Army attack
,ine an as ewn frani p Iaih-s frpn
Met. cxcitcs ihe utmost interest
I We look fer glorions news
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Letters from Our Soldier Boys
Lsr-ss Fsov esovEs Gullgs

LETTER FsoN GROVER Slllts
Sozewsere Il France. Ans. - isls-
Tf4r Mother
This leifer leaves ras O <. can
n1l iesi von phe-e we are of course
sxery4hins IS censarea Well ! an
.scdying French. he peopie ovef here
are anxious 70 seSrn EngiAsa 50 we ex-
e. anee iAaSuAses
~ssh ysz eeass sse shss countrs ii
won.a 2mase yol Ser d ls Az ioEes her
e.fsereat from ihe T. $ A O. states
IS they c2li u here ia France
They have Atsls os1 Dinks Trains
that look ike car rush cars a hans
vssh brakeman oa every coach who
Alows tsawhis1le whensyes he wants
fAem q sa ahead or back aP
Thp nsshis ars ela hsrv. oar over
coats are eans1i able IN 'he 4ay time
the weather i &touf ne same ..
ga.re.
We h22 a de'irhitul trip coming
over ! ~ouia iove NJ ten ron an IA,
6e3alis Sut cannot
The money We use here IN Fraacs
Is "a ha' tAer call Franks. Franks are
cns dollar IA T. : A Love 10 al.
XoEr son. Grovey
c. a a42aE INF A. H. II. via New
Yofa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
SOME DRAFTEEs To
CAMP NEXT MONTH
Oklahoma Is Called Upon To Send
2,z22 White Men In October
and Two Quotas Of Col
ored Men This Month

During tie next twenty days Okla
hSna viii call -.4-2 Eaen to the colorz.
GsDersl Crcw5er has asked the states
q TIE Nation 10 prepare asi.gss men
Tor ent-1iErnens between October Z
and H. The alrove call refers 10
Write registrzpts only
Between Sep eEnKer - 20 y there
waM be two groups OF cosored men
seut so the training camps. a total OK
ss.gsE.
Men wa0 registered las THURSDAY
mag be needed "a few districts IL
Tie state 70 CD. quotas. but as a ren-
eral iA3nE they uiH not DC enfrain.a
aHtn late Ia tie winter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

- s~e serss ir ~fNae- We Rave
e.srr ~c-s 20 tAirs 60 srr-tes
sesrre are nc xFraaes n 1rss sir4s
sxs st<rs are s-.ire rst5ons
rrrnes Thus tht rser ~re rt-sair
10 tils fAe SCI arc -szr .rt fac
scries are nc less 9 par 81 tNe
army -Nst is ~ France ttsr tre
sA-is r~- tire pecplt -las. cfz"s
-s-r HsrtztN tAe -a*.isFsss TO
tAss rvc ts4e pscrie -rsust 1rs~
sfose rr ens -a~ pat t'-cyrt sSS -ss
. -orr r.t- +.< Tess -sficn -ee-s
a., rger. eyf -eeos esrr -sr
40. n tire fieic t-as ~ifi mott
nseasy-e hirn. but ir TIRE ercesvtr
.sss ~ifl best serve .Ne cc-,-1o-
-cse. oscro~ Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
WASTE or LEATHER
AND WORSE

I; wall he resalled fhai in the
ear3y davs ef the wsr many hieh
pr.rafes sporfca lesfhcr lcgsing's.
hut that an order finalla Went
forth restricting these to fhe use
of officers Now s. suspicion IS
arising from experienee il the
field that besides heing waste
of sarher fhe restriction 81 leather
.eeginrs . fo offleers may be re-
S-,onsihie for tte large percentage
,of casualties among officers Just
- the Officer sword used ~
Gle him ouf Fer tia sharpshoei-
,srS of the enemy fhe Army and
Nsvv 7ournal thinks II probable
aha, ihe leather lrrrln-S give the
foe an -asv distinction az whrh
De Is quick io take a3~aniaee
An officer VI naav wears eN-
Demenee j. gaoirl a> >aEin, the
/. .es.ler Logging should De ataliSh-
o5 during she war: describing II
as q useless. uncomfortable ard
expensive T5eee of equipment
.W5-h sheriaee "a leather and
Sine prices 81 sbsHras high
notehes imrsense stocks uf il are
7rss'ef fox mere appearance sake.
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xwxww~vwwxxxwau y
TIE sANxs Will cEr the
xAt<Es
gHxHxuxaA &x n uUuo

T.. the KAISER sAaald sst throaeh shs
war.
Eefo4v he Is anSxtee
n z0uld rAink be Il a grand old boy.
Ard csnfos Dc defeasel;
tJi
Rss we vii 20 ana gcs hs orcwn.
That's whAt shs Yankees az say
Tney ain sto> Alm that be ls oct and
4own
a.ke she oj4 CEsr u Russia
.tra o. Siil ncs ee hard sob.
rr sAs y4aks 50 ana sss h;n;
T.us ne Kalser surely ~oald LAY bob.
H. Sc; acvn and lei him
The yaAks~.s wili surely oah halt,
H. MS administration.
sor ID ths ka'sev Ives AZ he fault
ara as nos in ans othef nation
Sure ncw she AaAks have faraed loose
20 stamp oas Bi.fs suscc-acs
And the Kaiser kaows There j. no use.
Te trg 10 aeat our true Democracy.
cur yanke-x Boys ar, geriln bound.
and WiisoA Is shaif advisor
And IN hlstorg u ssg be vri,'ss aosn.
{ That the Namks ~'rr1 SnA Sos the
NzlSer. a Malone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
FROM FIRST LIEUTENANT gotsN
x. NISsLEs.
sro Aviation Instruction Ienisr
A. r = Fraz1e-
AP O No -4f
August ea. 1878

IesF oues
I tird Il has ssen nire who're dsys
s.rca ! wrote TO rOa. which j. mach
TOO sane. can onis say - have aeea
terribly Ausy auFgs sAis time moving
around from one fleld 10 she ether
ard II a some a2s unsettled state
Much has happened concerning ny
q phlaing wAlsA ! sonla lAs go xr.se
about oas fess ~ouldent ae coresa
10 do 30
On rhs lssA aosea fsoHa ~ man
csmp oui 10 ore ss fhs auilas ing
nelcs lak.Rg ali ms staff ws,n mt.
o. thar day FsosYea Mothers iei-
ier q Jsly 18th ana roA G. psprrA
Classmates. aaar1egsv and ihe lase
Today receitce Papa's lsIieT oi J1iy
7ssA 4n6 JOSEF Airex 1t she 1>th
whdcA IS a. hs mas Rave received
il these flsver DAYS Ss.s-ns r=y mac
has beeH unas aslly Light Cor sauls
reason
SATURDAY &s,eraoua D track load ..
OFFICERS wens o. swimming nargs
down or little branch of The CAer
RIVER We hsa } rooa SWIM, wAiss
IL The tlrsi re2l ene have h&a ia
many asy Water was clear and
oool and No one vAs ahis 10 reaeh
acfio-a sAoris say 5f was sA9ui
til miles from camp
Coz hack 10 staT' flyasat sea
TIE aancA sas wifA hoveres
a56ux have 10 sssrt uutH after dinner
1ra ii WAS well ae 44srs IS ysa vii
sss vAen fizssh We so; away Ghoul
u nyinr ID formation saggs1~d
ta ae me les4er We'll sus- ahoni an
suar later as W were FIRING sweeils
along s.t meters ~ ara good iors
SAWS from camp rnF motor s.oarel
Sead There WIS oalY ane ihing toi
me 10 %. chnoa lke,v laofina
landing Hela ana make 6p- ff Get
1oxz and isnGee afbaaf anp ziS-
Ian The rect = tap fo-rnstioz t8r.
rled about s. aeous see meters and
! waved To then 10 make u h2ck K
eala zn5 report mH forced lsnsinF
. VI scA 'her da
( Very saon sooa sired snngA D.
& peasants bad gatasrsa aaous 'Ar plaz
aaa abous 81. c. I'D say e 7hs-n VI.
pa bar u cke1 4 rAo was
aue ,ar nisA, sas and Aaa a--anEea
with ane q yAr farmers. wives &,
slea il 1he barn when rhs sseld SEP
Fee river found ne ana aFrarAi INC
tsrk 10 camp TIE riae was rres;
far i is nearly sall noor an1 these
Eti'e rres llnra rosas are wonse,-
I'll
The next mo--sNg SUNDAY. ths same
Ford crew iouk me sSra fo t1e plane
aid after YEffins on . 1ew uzeuFfc
III -ns ! Tex tAF Bns hack so camg
viih1Ei further -ouhle.
A srefer sTTius in she breaker boz
G. used lhe whole trouble
An ~uelosing picture which Nal
colin sook down - camp 0Knsi an.
Shich had beao-t iosi some whsre
along tAe line have whole ss'
With be took ar5 VII send o.e from
'lzns 70 tlzne io n4ke a. Tor these
le1te-s
l.ovingav John
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

This must hf kept ronsfsntlr IN
mind in The months 30 raae Nhfn
sll Signs in,licair earnany viii
make i1s anieAsie>z s.iive Tor l''ace
ly prefenlinr ~ siela every
else II Il = o1ls allowed e. ksp
it~ iooi ia ihe Ia>i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

Governmental confrci has 1
stopped tho periodical promise e
spend millions fer railroad in-
movements.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

Among the imaginary ihaa es
for which the Central Powers
were fighting. BARON iSaFian al'-
cludes Milielemrgsa without re-
rrp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

nn whose ships have and who's have been killed
j. not uha 4. szas hefore The killing and sinking.
luran there ~hend tc Inn exchange of views
onls iasr meriSs exchange ~ views gong nov
ga the hasile Fraae and scgnm Il energetic
exchange progressing satisfactorily There for peaee
Prcseni MSca The rassisu their opportunity That
has
Thcrr fighting. ihs the time II VIII BE-
hus fan and winter Tor The Central EmFires
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

TIE Maine elections aiira ted
50 little attention tins wear ihey
might as we'll gel in line and hold
them IL November hereafter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

7 Z Anderson, two daughters and
sailor scn are here s-orn Cherokee,
visiting his sister. Dora z Hsis- Is-
West Cleveland. L g Anderson. the
son- is visiting his parents. On fur
aough from y naval training station
near New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

The worsi Is over. says laerc
Gorge. The worst is still io
oome, says Mr. Hohenzollern
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

Fh rcupeif Ter Wsr, % 10 ehe
capital City eusiness College. Get
,uiI srhsiarship n Leader sfslsA -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

haros the distinguished Hungarian statesman thinks that
peace sui3 v'h Preiaeat Wilson's Feere
saSs
Bni frs>3tent Wilson HAS snnonnsta any reeeut
program ID would re we es fhe Central Emrre gentlemen
fina rlss Fr3en Wilson's TIE program
81 one sc program al tA m-1s T program es a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

millions Of o land uueultyaied IL fs country
ush of belonging There untod millions
acres eonld reclaimed is irrigation drainaee
add he general paaic shares a. wenld e IL ~
sers own ard cultivate lana nafion ulfh add
TIE supply and become independent presisras land
arsrr rit7ens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
ugkeER OF Trsa ASSOCIATED .
PRESS

The Associated Press 70 etc.ussve.F
ats;led 70 the use for republication
q 81 news dispatches credited 70 =
= moi cherv3se cre15i-e Il this 90 -
end Ako the local news 9ua-isae1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

The pleasing thing ais besides he continuous
81 fl allies fhe peaee winnings from INSIDE fhe
central empires
The Austrian prime minister Bariaa SaadeaT discovers fha
aF probably lot f hosishei be mus
talk 81 Teaee because sil honestly r. "
Speak Yourself BAran Bafan Rou anl A others
empire he rawfs shonld thought a1ou
the Aloe8sbe8 Yeur hurry ahoa1
peace i There .ouse cleaning Pc dome frs' and
gong nicely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

li presumably suls saesi % hc size q Htsra fwrc
nsgoriY Michigan elera ias Ihe aHning agains
tht Republican haaerae u h 81 haraficr
excellent undoubtedly But the
nomination Henry Ford ana he unanimous so ts
va " slisA corporate Interests here involved
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Denver labor bulletin. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-19??, 1918-06-22
Plumbers

The department of labor has made
the announcement that John R. AL
pine, vice-president of the American
Federation of Labor, and president of
the United Association of Plumbers
and Steam Filters, has been named as
a member of the war labor policies
board. The board is composed of five
members.
After brief strike Plumbers Union
No. 10, Rochester, N. Y, secured an
advance in wages and returned to
work. Under the new agreement an
eight-hour day was secured and the
wages will be $5.75 from June 1 to
August l.. After that the prevailing
rate will be Sc.
Denver labor bulletin. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-19??, 1918-06-22
Metal Trades

President James e'Connell and Sec
rotary A. F. Berris were reelected by
the metal trades department of the
A. F. of L. at the convention in St.
Paul.
After lengthy debate the building
trades department voted to place re-
inforced construction work under the
jurisdiction of the carpenters union.
This action nullified previous decis-
ion in favor of several iron workers
unions.
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Denver labor bulletin. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-19??, 1918-06-22

Label League
Meeting Friday, June Z, 1918.

Meeting Friday, June Z, 1918.
Meeting called to order at 8:15 p.
m. by President Hoage.
Roll call of officers and absentees
noted.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Business Agent Vessel reported
that he has been assisting the Engi-
neers, Walters, Cooks, Window Clean
ers, Musicians, Meat Cutters, Broom
Makers, Cleaners and Dyers, Bushel-
men and Bakers unions since last
meeting.
Communications and Bills.
Colorado war savings committee.
Filed.
Samuel Gompers. Filed.
Committee on public information.
Filed.
The following bills were allowed:
Fred Vessel, salary for two
weeks ending June $50. 90
Secretary's salary for May 1000
June payment on Liberty bond. 1000
Hall rent for June $50
Colorado State Federation of
Labor, per capita tax for
April, May and June......... 800
Stamps 200
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Denver labor bulletin. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-19??, 1918-06-22
Building Trades

The Building Trades Department of
the American Federation of Labor
elected the following officers at the
twelfth annual convention held in st.
Paul:
President-John H. Donlin, Opera
tive Plasterers and Cement Workers.
First President-George F.
Hedrick, Brotherhood of Painters, Dec
orators and Paperhangers.
Second President-James G.
Hannahan, Steam and Operating En-
gineers.
Third vice-President-w William j.
McSorley, Wood, Wire and Metal
Fourth President = John ].
Hynes, Alliance of Sheet Metal Work.
ers.
Fifth Vice-President-W William L.
Hutchinson, Brotherhood Of Carpen-
tiers and Joiners of America.
Secretary-Treasurer = William ].
Spencer, United Association of Plumb
ers and Steam Filters.
The building trades strike that has
been on in Cleveland since May has
terminated by the signing of an agree
ment with the builders exchange that
runs for period of three years from
May 1, 1918, automatically ending
the dispute. 1t affected about $4,000
men when the dispute arose. The
agreement assures peace during its
life. 1t requires six months notice
before any change can be made. Car
penters, laborers, plasterers, cement
finishers and slate and tile roofers
have not reached an agreement on
wages, but it is understood that they
will do so. Non-union men are barred
from working on any union jobs.
Jurisdictional disputes shall be re-
ferred to Cancellation board and work
continued until conclusion is reached.
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