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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
LUC|0Us M'G|ll, BAD
BLACK MAN, lYNcH[D
Man Who Cruelty Murdered Hsr-
rison Battle Near Here Last
December. Escaped Prom
Prison and Killed
Woman.

Laciss Mc0Ill. former Guthrie ne
gro. serving a life sentence In Nc
Alister prison. ESCAPED Saturday and
after attacking q white woman whom
fatally stabbed. vas captured BY
mob Of angry citizens and iynched
On December /. McGill killed a
young negro named Harrison Battle.
In q most br.asl manner.
The Battle boy vas riding horse
In psrsaif of sno-aer one NcCnl had
stolen the niFhf before. Mcclll lid In
. rssine and a. young Batile ap-
preached his nic;nx place he stepped
out and Al point Of revolver force 4
the boy to enter = clump Of bushes.
Thea he made him take or HE shoes
and clothes Aft<r this vas done
xccnl deliberately sent . buTlss thu
HE brain. For this cr1ns a jury in
district court psssed . first degree
te<ree murder sensenoe. ysdes yohn
man sentensec him 20 l1fe imprfs0n-
n<nt Il should have beea . dsofn
'enfenoe
II vas proved q the trial here that
Hoczn ~ kllsd thsss pssps&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

there are grsai areas OF land that thru
irrigation or drainage can be made ~
for homes. aud this IL a matter that ne
..uts forward In kls letter 90 the presi.
dent a. specially worthy OF attention
without delay.
A. Secretary Lime remarks. The are.
o. free Or cheap land IN the United
States hss passed. We must meet the
nc~ ocndluons o. deveIopinz lands In
advance security must 10 . degree re-
place speculation This T.
AZ Immediate duty. Il Via be TOO late
l. plan for shsss things when ths var
= over.
Tsr lsrps Hsss'ros es Land.
The time hss long been oserripe a.,
Dc something 70 bresk np the isrre
holdings of meie - less lfi> izns In
the Untted stat<s ns~ IN he bands of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
War Stamp Drive

Tho Committee In charge ot the
stamp sale drive have found an crron.
eous lml fsslon in the minds OF many
II is thouFhs that ti,ts'o, gar value IS
the limit Ia a say shls "a true Hut
shero there - more than one mem
bsr OF tamil, the limit Il 81 600 for
each member. and families able 10
take this limit Tor each member are
expected TO do 80 All corporations
must also take the limit THIS plan
Ia tclns fpilo~oj wherever necessary
% raise the quota and The amount
assigned 20 Logan county OF teSS.0
VIII reauir~ the sull subsoription limit
FOR fnmilles ~ we'll ae corporations,
a memDer of families wisefe able hssr
already taken the limit Tor each mem.
bar Some have refused An must.
where able. DO this. Corporations
should also Al once subscribe. The
COMMITTEES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
u.BoAT THAT SUNK
AMERICAN TRANSPORT
CAPTURED.

portsmouth, w, July THE
capture of the German submar.
inc that sank the American trans
port, President Lincoln was an
nounced in telegram received
here today from the Red Cross.
stating that Lieutenant Edouard
Victor Isaacs, u s n. who was
taken prisoner by the Germans
when the transport was sunk. is
safe in England. !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
LOGAN COUNTY WILL
TRY FOR BULL PRIZE
A &sM College and State Breed.
crs Offer An Unusual Oppor.
tunity TO Farmers Of State
10 Better Their Herds.

ln order 20 stimulate every effort,
tlis year for greater livestock and
agricultural production ia thls Ata.e.
the A. and N. college and the state
board Of agriculture have Induced tse
bis cattle and swine breeders OF the
state 10 donate breeding animals 10
he awarded as lrizes. The state has
been divided into zones on the basis Of
milosse from saltwater and the
county In each xonc having the mrg
est attendance at the coming animal
Congress. July "a 10 August :. VIII be
awarded fine huIl There are large
humber ~ other srixcs. also twv
srsnd "r sweepstake prisep These
Grand prizes will be held BY tho
county agent In the winning county
FOR special use Of breeders In snst
county Other lrixes will be sent TO
the winning county TO be sold 10 some
local breeder and the proceeds turned
fht' tH' tNthtt hN4 tt0ta luHA
Already two grand prizes have been
contributed. one a fine Hereford bull.
the other registered Holstcin heifer |
Six bulls. one heifer. ak boars ana a
SILT, and several large herd owners '
are yet TO be heard from. Besides |
these valuable rrixcs 10 be awarded
Ic counties. there viii be grand !
prizc TO the county sending the lsrg
rst number OF boys and girls club
Ercss program. during the congress
members 10 the congress-
In addition TO 4 full and timely. con-
! VARIOUS associations viii hold ses-
IONS. At Saltwater. and there II not
) sarmer. q farmers wife. son or
laughter In Logan county that would
'ot be well pad by attending this
Meeting There Is enough interest
moug the farmers. breeders and boyp
nd girls club members In old Logsn
o make certain The securing OF two OF
lofe OF these valuable breeding sa-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
GUTHRIE GETS CLOSEUP
OF REGULAR war PLANE
Two Army Aviators On Return
Journey 70 Kelly Field" Land
North Of Town TO Refill Petrol
Tanks; Make Past Tnp
From Wichita 10 Guthrie.

cathfls ~, q eioss sp View Of lls
first var plane, yesterday lust bsfsrs
soon. vAsa . tro seated macaisf.
eth immsnse spread u wlnss. ana
powerful enslns. made a landing ea
North Walnut. north u the city liin
ifs. The dramulns u the engines
fIsst attracted sttenflon aud hunffsfa
of people IN susos. and sfoo,. iloeks.i
10 the Isndinx place and assisted ~
ssi4'ers in adjusting .elns slfht ma.
tsns With the machinery. ssd xsttlaz
'hs haxs nscb.ns IL position 10 sr.ls
take the air.
The ssiaiors came from fors worfh
Station. md ress on th~lr r<farn
vh~n shsy stopped here. Tosy n.i
flown % Kansas City on = ers~. ooan
isy n'shf. and stopped II wsesHx "a
he morninx coming aa 20 nis efts
and driving froa wIehhs here In
en> hour and forty i've n.sssss we
~ers IN 70 hurry. lsconIcslly renast-
q the pilaf and sook enr tlns
ne se10 bessss bjsvise csssed th>
ny~vS 70 maize The air IN . ncrsk~s~s
'rnly direction. ss1 then tbs susn uss
--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
PRIZE AUTO CASE Is
SET BACK ON CALENDAR

The case Of The State Of Oklahoma
". Gordon for obtaining money under
prctensos. which was set for rial thls
morning before Justice W n. Horna-
day. as continued on application of
defendants attorney until July 10, At
10 q. m. Thm is the case growing oa.
OF the Oklahoma state Register papu-
lsrity contest for an automobile. and
who's who" will probably be a..
IarmiDed at that time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
MUST TuRN OVER tn WAN
rLEEr, RETURN orsRAL
TER TO SPAIN UNIrED
STATUS Musr PAY oER.
MANY rNpsMNlrY or ron.
ry Five BILLION DOLLARS.
THAT . ABOUT ALL.
BuLLErIN

London, July | The rbolshovi-
ki government hAs surrendered u
Germany . part Of shs nusatan
Black sea fleet which lied 10 No.
70 Rossysk whsn ths Germans
captured Ssb~stopol, says an en-.
ciAl telegram from Moscow. ne
other ships Of The flssl were
blown up BY their crews, Germany
has promised not 10 uss sks var.
ships and 70 return them 10 nus.
sta Aftsr the conclusion 81 pencs.
Foreign Minister Tehischsrin in
an announcement. ssys:
u w. only On condition that
such an agreement b concluded
that Germany ssoppsd sAs "a.
vance Of the German troops 70.
ward Noyo Rossysk. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
REMNANT RUSSIAN BLACK SET
FLEET TAKEAA,'Y GERMAN FORCES
Government 10
Take Oucr An
Telegraph Systems

WAshirstsw. Jolly t.--osvsv~.
meat oe~srcI and op~vstlsr AZ tns
nations ssisssseh ard sslsphsns
svstsm wss recommended "a ssa.
srsss TO-DAY BY President Wilson.
In ne place ~ lrssnasa ssrihs
sns snlea operators smplsysa hy
the Western Union esmeany ~
ssssrs ~s'l Hs wsss - psss snsauas
before the vseess u congress snls
~ssk pe~uire isessIsslsn en-.
ps~svsrs shs pfss.dsrs 10 .ss
over these sysssms
Msmbsss ~ congress said 10
dsy thai shs attorney usrssA. aas
sdvissd the president ,nst II 10.
esssssy for sesisn arose ,Ass ssa.
ss~ss IN recess would bs ~s,h.
eus power 70 aes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
T0DAv's WAR SUMMARY

Severe battles afs brsrlax on m.
various fishtlns fronts All lnslsa
ton lulbt - a'ssfly resamptloa ~
hsasy nshflng m lhp western lne
" llal) 'hs nfpualaln spas is sgain sns
se"n' Or iafsnlfg operations
fensioa = Aefeaslns s.osx lAa
british ffoni n Vance a. he essseens
- u ne 0sfmaG sfllllsry mrs mounts
asher and hishsf Ffom Ypsas 10
hhsimsl ths sls sun. ARE basler than
ilef hass bssa lsl souis aass ana ths
s'sfoHsns pfobsql, sfs pr>parinr 20
rsei siforsif ssaint lhe allied nlh
b,'nK tactics eAeh ausi them ltntoft.
ani poiq's 4si sssk
fhe Gsriasn eonm.nd 4 kna.n ~
hsse lsfks ferefa IN fssalnsss on fas
nsain hafile flsIAs ef Fssaes fAsy
may rfriks anywhere on The 30 mlis
main frvsf - lhslr somnan,e@fiohs
ave them maes sisalicity - move
seat y = sslested also TIE, ss~
b'o~ ~hsa snd sh>rs Il doe. CONE.
slil bs ihe ml- ,ils-t the sasms esr
max.
raconeefnef apr.rrnly about lhe
'isfmsn sl.n<. ne Freneh oossiass
% p~ff~ef their defensive po<'ft.e
1ffsf~u the tiIr4 anI fhn u.@n..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
HEAVY WIND AND RAIN
STORM VISITS COUNTY

Considerable damage 10 fruit trees
in orchards nea- Guthrie. as well as
Shade trees within the city limits.
was done by a seventy mile wind that
hit this section at 10 O'Clock Saturday
night Following the wind, terrific
rain storm came More than two
inches In the county within twenty
making total OF more than three
inhccs in the county within twenty
four hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

state board ot agfleultuFr states thas
Oklahoma this YEAR will pfodsse Al.
stn.'ssn bushels uf ~hsai The total
Yield Tor ipls was ~ $50. .uoo Wheat
Will average ls hashala 10 the acre
Oats sro9, u ~ estimated. vlil Weld
In excess ~ 1sooopn huahsls a.
against &,~ss e0a IN lais Cora efan
was damaacd some ~ lhs hot
wlnds but MAS aided greatly hs sha
rsinn OF the past few days t'astaa
IA Ia splendid share
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

With the help OF American homes.
this government was enabled 20 ship
more ihar 10000 tons Of cereal food =
stafff to ths allies during May. and
ia April more than 100000 tons
American kitchers are doing their part
60 win the var Now II the govern
ment will close the American brewer
les. We can incresse these shspinentsI
to nearly 10 million tons a noah.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
U-B0AT THAT SANK
TRANSPORT CAPTURED
STATE or WAR PROCLAIMED
TO EXIST IN PROVINCE OF
ARCHANoEL; WEST FRONT
ACTIVE; LITTLE DOING ON
ITALIAN FRONT TODAY.
BULLETIN.

London, July IA Tcuton sub.
marine sunk the British hospital
ship Llandoberry Castle, ll6 miles
southwest Of Fastnet on June
9th, the British admiralty an
nounced today.
The Llandobeny Castle was
homewsrd bound from Canada and
carried 26S persons. This total in
cluded eight Canadian army med
ical corps men and fourteen wom-
en- nurses.
One boat containing twenty
four survivors 50 far has reached
port.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

Let US proudly remember that In
our time the greatest. the grandesi.
the noblcst army Of the world fought
hot to enslavc. but to free: not to
destroy. but 10 save: not simply for
themselves. but for others. not only
for us. but for every land and every
race.
From an address by Colonel Rob
ert lngerCsoll on May 80 1881.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

wealthy speeulstors ~ho are doubIing
their investment every or 70 year.
BY mvcly hcidiAs on 70 thsse million.
Of acres. The~s dos 10 the ma nre,
tpecaisirs should - made 70 90 some
thing with their land. or 70 split II
up into small holdings and poi On
the market At fsr rrlc~. The only
sss 10 compel them 10 Do this /. 20
pui = ss~lzi sss on hsidins. Of Issd
beyond certain nssasss cs acre. 10
act Immediate action this might b.
made one cf the fesssrss Of the nev
var Tar crssnss BIN vhicA mast be
eraeied before congress sd,osrsx
u requires nc great pyvsr of No.
sslnation 20 see these boys streaming
home. millions 81 them wAst slls
they md here for them Na a.f
roses but wider opportunity than Be.
fore they ien. should b. the aim u
fbe rosernmen, FIshtinr m~s IN ~sr
are WORKING men In g~sce. and 10
=ither capacity tn sane persona A
nation worth fighfin< Tor l. . s.f,sa
worth WORKING fof Hone 4 workisr
T. - honorable a. fizhtlrx Thes>
boys wiIi shlnk 20 TAes ~ili exe>c
80 49,. -.lf< -. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

hefofe government management the
round trip summer rate from kanssa
'liy 20 Colorado points was 90 CO.
Including everything Nov the rate Il
80 plus silss war tas. plua regular
Pullman fare. plus haif . cant mile
war tas-i la Al, $40 The Increase /.
- per cent This y alscouraelns 10
recreation travel but u moi np %
the higher coat ~ most thiugs Tue
California roana trip rat IL more llka
ia total bike Of - per cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

'so'''ien, July | German troops
have occupied T,fii-. the capital
ot The ,aAeans government. snd
The lafses feity Ia hte c4ass~u~
district, says delayed Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from NIoAeow
organization Of Aassro. osrman
war prisoners h that region ha.
been begun bs' the oerman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
When the Boys Come Back From the War

The statement from Washington ma
&C shall shortly have million sol
Divers in che army of the United States
u.skes Secretary Lanes letter TO the
president relative 10 the crse or ~
turned soldiers after the war timel,
and important
These young men have given up
business. trades they were learning.
their education. 10 figh, in behalf os
TIE rest Of ns. and when they return
they win find probably business re-
action OF reorxsnisstion going on. or
soon TO follow. that win make Il dlffi-
cult for them 10 obtain satisfactory
places for themselves. ~ msfters are
left TO drif' Years The most import
ant in their lives. In the matter Of
preparation and fitting for life ssrk.
win have been given 10 che nsssss.
and the reciprocal oblxsi.on u the
nation not 20 ,orret shefe young men.
NOT 70 fzil or nesief 70 maize suiss BILE
prosision for them. appeals 70 all veil
meaning Americans.
Era 81 choao Lss1 nss pssss1.
The secrstary points out that the
sfabe public lan6 doe not permit 81.
a1eQuat> provision Of chesp homes. -
sfier the Civil var. for rsssnrine SOL
dies u b tasirsb'< to 80 that they
NAP - hDme ouner< rsssw. - -
ssys. than tenaafs. Bat o. thing The
ssessta1 snpsssisss. AZ thAt = ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

The United States Steel corporation
paid war taxes the other day assrNr
ins s25s.ics.eoo, aud didn't even miss
the money. THIS Is the largest pay-
ment OF war taxes made by any Amer
lean corporation. aud no such arioanf
Of taxes has ever before been paid In
, single lump
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
SUBSCRIPTIONS OVERDUE
ON "Y Y" WAR FUND

Several have. no doubt nnlnten'ion
sllg. overlooked paying their y N
c A. war fund pledge made last Nov
ember SThe treasurer would be hap
~ TO have the list closed. and the
Boys Over There viii be benefited
inst tina, much II you viii kindly call
and pay your pledge, or the balance
unpaid
n. n. chilcoft. treasurer office over
Sanitary FGrocery. Bartlett Brothers
Land and loan company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
LOCAL FIRM TO PRINT.
STATE PRIMARY BALLOTS

l, win cost s.sio to print the state
ballots 10 be used In the primary
election August q. The COOPERATIVE
company OF this city was awarded
the printing OF the socialist ballots.
also the supplies. envelopes. and other
small printing items necessary In the
election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
iaArf pARsNr SHOOTS MAN
WHO had oGcGivGp pAuonrsa

When J " Graham of Memphis.
discovered that 'sober l. Temple. sn
gaged 70 we'd hIs daughter. was 81
rady a married man, hs shut him
dead sssniy minutes before tho we'd
dins was M tabs place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
van install onissos

Officers Of Guthrie Lodge 40 no.
o o v for the ensuing term will b.
installed tonight. 1 n smi,hson. Dep.
uts Frand Master. officiating. wiih .
cerp~ OF sssistauis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

Amatarsian. July i.--isuixariA ID
demanding ,hat German and Austria.
Hungary declafo war On ureece. tbs
kr.ua zeIlunE stases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
0oy BANDIT oANss
PAYROLL or A. fon

A boy handlt, maskea held M ssa
essf'isr % mnsnx company st Ms
A'erter Saturday afternoon aud 80.
capped with q payroll of $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
oERNAN PLANES RAID
PARIS AGAIN TODAY

Paris Jrly German air.
planes made two attempts 10 raid
Paris between II 30 o'clock Sun.
day night and 2.3o o'clock this
morning The first attempt was
unsuccessful On the second oc.
easion the raiders dropped sew
eral bombs on other suburbs.
ANOTHER CRAZY oeclA>.r,ow
FROM the KAISER
Par's. July 1-Gresf Britain must
turn over ifs war fleet 10 Germany.
return Gibraltar TO Spain and restore
Esypt and the suez canal 10 Germany.
Great Br.tin- France nd the Un,fea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01

Activity ~ the German artillery
In the rseion between Albert and
Arrss and in sectors Of the Fisnd.
ere front. is reported In tedays
war office statement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-01
HOSPITAL SH|P, CARRYNC WOUNDED
SOLDIERS T0CANADA IS T0RPEDOED
Allies Drop
Bombs on Huns
In Repnsal

Paris, July f.--Five persons
were KILLED and fourteen sslured
a Mannheim Germany. Saturday.
morning by boubs dropped by. /.
Allied svlssors. says . vsasas dee.
patch from easIs. severe dam
age also resulted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-21

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saaeH iH y and teee eaaasea aEs 0n
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-21

slnfs n ihe eaanfrg saea esmea -
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fhef Afe toinN impeffsaf 800 ~
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-21

Ia salae "a Gsit aaHnIaitfss an6
e~nefai Nres fsse go eash lt8~afanf
s,ssesefy ~ Eaa4 ~Atrh "a HA~iy %
faFreaes ~ easaf,fy ~ rsoaeF ~ cir
eaafsa. The eFeatssa reTssafien "a
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$40 gsF8siaa caFFvNfy Snxoiea knnfe
a. sRs1tag Inses. F'l0g sna f'ia srsa
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faNY taathlr.is hsran4e al ibs laenx
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-21
MUCH RHEUMATISM


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0fss fs2resta @4ey saHeseFs
II thers are aay r1eamzssc snarr
trs ia faea ahe hsFa naa asailea
fAemaelfes ef W 4. Ge1ays s~aef
eas offer fsey ssoaid 60 81 ~ eacs
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