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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
COLONEL TELLS HOW
TO GET REAL PEACE
Knees, Says Roosevelt In
Keynote Address"

PORTLAND, Maine. March u.s.
There Is but one way TO get a right
eous and lasting peace and that Is
to beat Germany to her knees
Colonel Roosevelt declared here to
day In n Keynote address" which
he delivered before the Maine Re
publican state convention, Colopel
Roosevelt lauded as "wholeh narted'
support, which he declared the Re
publican members OF congress had
given to the administration in
Washington. He decried "misman-
agement at Washington" which he
said had been such as TO cause all
good patriots grave concern and
urged the necessity for pursuing "a
policy OF permanent preparedness
after the war IL won.
We are pledged TO the hilt as a
nation 70 put this war through with
out ninehing until we win the peace
Of Overwhelming victory" said the
colonel we are pledged TO secure
for each well-behaved nation the
right TO control It's own destinies
and to live undomtnated and un-
harmed by others 70 long as II does
not harm others.
This r. the peoples war II Is
not the presidents war. II Is not
congress- war. II Is the duty Of the
Republican party Ia stand bke a
rock against inefficiency incompe-
tence. hesitation and delay no less
nan against lukewarmness In serv-
3 ~ the common cause Of ourselves
Hnd our allies. To support a public
terVant who does wrong. IS pro-
toundly unpatriotic as 10 oppose a
public servant who does right
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
Woman Kills Lieutenant
Then Commits Suicide

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March &S.
Second Lieut. Samuel j. Dickson,
Los Angeles, cal. attached To Camp
Joseph T.. Johnson. was shot ana
killed In room in a hotel here to-
right. Mrs BieEcrt. whom the pu-
lice said killed the officer commit
ted suicide 10y shooting Herself In a
room In the hotel few minutes AFT
cr she is alleged tO have shot Dick b.
son No theory was advanced by
the police Bs 60 the cause Of the
Eillinr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
T,ceIUe Vessels From
Jups Win Be Turned
To Us Immediately

WASHINGTON, March rs
Formal announcement BY the
war trade board tonight OF the
new shipping arrangement be-
tween the United states and
Japan shows that Japan IL to turn
over 20 ihe American fleet imiue-
diately i2 big STEAMERS OF 100000
tons dead weight capacity In re
turn for steel supplies.
Negotiations are proceeding for
the transfer ~ two hundred thou-
sand tons Of new construction on
the same BASIS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
FOrty-fifth Fatality
Occurs at BenbrOOk

FORT WORTH. Texas. March 2S.
Robert Daniel Garwood. cadet ot
the Royal Flying corps at Hcnbrook'
an English aviation camp near here.
was killed AZ noon today when hts
aIrplnne fell while he was doing
tail spiu. lie was the son of W J.
Garwood ot Cannserga. y. Y. This
was the forty fifth fatal accident TO
aviaiors here since the aviation
camps were established last October
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
WTTH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, March

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, March 28.--
Another sector of the front added to the north end OF
the battle line today when the Germans heavily
both sides of the Scarpe towards Arras Bitter fighting
took place from Gavree the north to Boyees below the
river and sections the Germans succeeded In push
ing forward somewhat in the face Of desperate resistance
Whether the enemy really making serious threat
against the baesca city of Arra cannot yet be said
but patent that diversion which might prevent the
British from moving and guns southwark to the main
battle front would be Of advantage to the Germans WHO
have not yet got their artillery forward @
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
RIGID ENFORCEMENT ORDER
Violations 81 Food Con~cr,ntiOns
Rules Must Cease.

WAsHINGTON. March IS stat"
food administrators today we're or
dared 10 enforce ririily by ir'prc-
tlon and Investigation the food az
ministratiOu ne" 'onHefN"l ION
rules applicable 90 All public eatlng
places Where Violations are re-
ported. the administrations were IN
structed to hold hearings open to
the public and press 80 thti per
sons falling 90 operate lh ih'
nations hour of emergency na' CS'
known 10 their fellow citizens
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
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The W Gather

Tulsa March 20
Na,lmum a.. mini,
mum 80 south wind
and pAril, cloudy
,lirs precipitation
O4 inch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

COLEBROOK, n. H., March 2s--
The death OF Walter Drew, ncwspa-
per correspondent and formerly
deputy sheriff, who was largely in
s,rumehtal IN the rccnpture OF
Harry X. Thaw I'm September 1919,
after the latter's sensational escape
from the state hospital for the
criminal insane in Matteawan, was
announced today He died at his
home here last night OF heart dis
ease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
Women Auditors Found
Unsuitable by Frisco

ST. LOUIS. March 2S.-Tho Frisco
railroad viii discontinue the employ
uent Of women auditors on It's pas
scnpcr trains. six months try-out
having convinced the management
that the plan is not practicable, nc-
rording 10 an announcement today
II was explained that under the
conditions OF working hours and
continued heavy passenger uhfile
women were not suitable for this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
Dunkirk AGAIN is Being
BOmbdrded by Germans

PARIS, March 2s- Reports have
tenched Paris that the channel port
OF Dunkirk, which has been bom-
harded intermittently hy the Ger
mans with long range cannon, has
been under fire for several days,
The nunber Of victims is placed as
high as go and the material dam
age Is said to have been severe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
ARGENTINA FACING MORE
DIFFICULTIES WITH HUN
Diplomatic Crisis Developing from
Attack ON Irr.cndo Nny
Cause Break

ButNoS AIRES. March 2S Ar
qoniirn Is on the eve OF another Dip
lJmotic crisis with Germany more
critical than any of the former ones
This is the general opinion In pollti-
cal circles and Is based ON the tor
pedoing OF the Argentine steamer
Mlnisfia IrrlCnto in the MCditer-
tancan. January g. The Argcutme
am fassa4or pt Madrid has been
called home and is expected to arr
rive this wcck u is believed his
coming is in connection with the
attack on tho Miuislro lrrioudo.
II is hrii,-cd that n u IN shown
the steamer was torpedncd the gov
ernmsnt will have little choice but
tp break or diplomatic relations in
view ~ prs, exchanges ON suhma
rinr warfare Tho crisis ls expected
10 rench climax Immediately after
the lrst,r holidays
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

PARIS March 2s.-On the front from Lasssny to Noyon
troops have advanced line about ten klcesrs
long depth Of two kometers the office sate
ment issued tonight The repusc Of the Germans In vii
lagos further west also is 10 announced M
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
Germans Pay Dearly for Vain Attempt
To Pierce English Lines in
Vicinity of Arras
FRENCH COVER SELVES WITH GLORY
Turn Back Huns at Point of Bayonet During
Savage Fighting; Gain Ground in
All-important Sector

LONDON March 2s.-After a allday battle north and
south the Scsrpe with Aa the chief center the Brth
forces have beaten off the Germans with heavy losses 70
enemy according the report from Field Marshal HaiE
tonight, #
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
Pertinent Questions About the City Election

or trouble after election than they
are now facing
Why did democratic county reg
iqtrar 7. l. Wallace turn over to
Pete Joyce and ''Hoss" Rcnney
blank registration books for the reg
islratiOn Of voters and then say he
could not remember who he gave
the bool y 20 Does II look ~ tho
the Democrats. afraid 10 trust the
honest voters. are seeking to steal
the election Thursday as they have
done In the past?
We wonder II Billy McCRin, ne
gro prize fight promoter. Will alvide
MP the money the Democ RATS have
paid him with the other converted
negro "DcmocrnY'
II Hubbard ran on q wet ticket
I'm Robinson, H., two or thCce years
aro. ls Il reasonable 10 suppose he
has become converted since coming
20 Tulsa 60 rcconilv'
MAYOR simmons has handled the
affairs Of the army registration
board so wcn that his services have
been rGsncrized IN a personal letter
from TN Democratic governor or
oklahoma Does that indicate that
r,ilFa' needs any change of city ad
miristrntion as hold up the hands or
the president In fighting the war?
Has the tolic" of Tulsa been dere-
let in their Iuty in rounding up
W " Iopfers7 The police rec
ords viii answer that
The Democrats have CHARGED the
police with brutality In beating up
prisoners Would the people Of Tut
On rather have the police beat up
the vsggs ana "hold-up' Wou or
have tho ycgEs and hold up' men
beat ND tie citizens NJ Tulsa
DO the people Of Tulsa believe no
tho Ismocrrts charge. that tho
work 81 railing Tuisn bigger and
better placc TO live IN has been re-
.arSed Nv ~, simmons ndminisirn-
ton the iast two years The Page
orrnns admitted jUst before the
campaign opened that Tul"a had
made more progress under the Sim
mons administration than In nny
two years ~ the history ~ the town
The above question viii be answered
hy the decent peonle ~ Tulsa next
tuesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

A further advance hN tie French
might easily oterturn the whole pllu
81 the Germans ana bring about a
now phase ~ the battle In when the
lilies would strike hard an along the
front ard compel the Germans TO
rclinquish their dearly bought con
quests
The German activity near Arrns
may have for lts purpose either "A
new drive az the allied lines or =
defensive operation intended 20 stop
an English blow from the north
touoidcut with that began hy the
Ere nCh
The British held firm north NJ the
Soarpc but 10 the sou'h OF the river
have been driven hntk Their line
NOW BE- near that occupied In July;
IqtG. ana runs straight from ArleuN.
north Of Arras 10 BoislruK on the
llne held by the British on tho north
side 0f the dent driven into their
lines ht the German thrust Won
tIoriling admits tnat tho losses have
been very heavy The casualties
hat, been referred 90 rs normal %
which On view 90 the Ie. lTRitude OF
the battle may mean rlEa3he Get
man. have pnid hcnTH Tor tho
ground the, have won
n is admitted th8t 40 certain
points The losses nave been gr'ater
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

OKLAHOMA CITY. March 2s.-
The war department has outhorIzcd
the raising Of a second Oklahoma
national guard regiment to fun war
strength and Governor Williams has
commissioned Col. II. w Pentecost
to organize the unit. according to an
nouncement last night
Tho regiment will consist OF j.
infantry line companies, supply
machine gun aud headquarters com
pauy.
The authorization OF an engineer
company ana hospital train has
not vet been received Each com
pany will consist of $50 men, $3.50
In all The regiment will be fedct-
allied soon after the organizntio
and will he available for foreign
border or home duty. Only okla
homa officers and men will be In
the regiment and members OF home
guards will be given preference as
to enlistment. which will begin at
once.
y The first regiment IL now in fed
,eral service and the designation Of
the new regiment has not yet been
announced, Appropriations made
by the sixth Legislature for the ma
tional guard will be used for the new
regiment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

The Page organs claim that moral
conditions in Tulsa are not an issue
N this campaign. They admit that
The boutlegptr rs and gamblers have
been driven out Of business In the
past two years, but declare they
went out ~ business against the
wishes OF the simmons administra-
tiln. An you people who believe
that stand NJ
II mora conditions in this cam
paign are not an issue. why do Dem
Ocrlitic CHrdidute Fpokesmen prom
isc the rerro voters Ihht II the Dem
ocrntiC ticket is elected. the negro
portcrs Will be again allowed on The
streets Of Tulsa TO solicit Illicit
traffic ana 10 peddle booze.
why are Democratic leaders
Ike John .. Mitchell. nr Reed"r
ana others openly supporting the
Simmons tiCEety Because they
know thrt the election of the Dem
1crnic ticket headed by Hubbard
VIII mean return TO the old vice
conditions prevalent In Tulsa hctor"
the election of the Simmons admin
istrat.un.
Ward healcrs Of the Democratic
stripe are charging that the Oh men
are trying 20 run the political ar
fairs Of TliSa by supporting the
simmons ticket The oil men OF
Tulsa will acrept that challenge and
such oil leaders an Fart Sinclair.
Poh Nc"Rrlin, Earl liarwell. J. II
| Evans. Roger kemp>G r NcCul
! lourh. If y Cries. John q. Mitchell
:. s. UrU"H1rry Tyrrell and hun
drcdS W othcTa. are seeking the
/ election OF the Simmons ticket be-
| rpusc they recognize the hbllily
shown by simmons tho past two
| wears and know that the simmons
/ tlcket means O. continuation ~ good
moral conditions IN Tulsa coupled
/ with busirrrs efficiency fur IN" next
/ two years.
/ Tho democrats claim that the
registration shows a pfrpnrderRnee
. o. one thousand Democratic votes
over uoruhiIcaus ln Tulsa hut they
/ don't tell voI That this preponder-
anco comes from the downtown and
negro districts where hundreds or
I rr.4tHvlfnt Democratic voters nav =
/ ba4r 'rcviarsrr1 Neither do they
ten Won thst th- leading Democrats
In Tulsa GRO all working for the
rurrpss II tho other ticket this wear.
Every illegal registration made by
the Iaruonrnfa iu the past three
weeks hos been Investigated. such
voters win be assigned the minute
tnsy snov up ar the polls 20 vote
Pages man. Pete Joyce. and others
vino ha,c I-luoA mfnipuinka this
fraud. uay ind themselves bon deep
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
Wounded Slightly

First First Lieut.. John r, klbieI
First Lieut. James v Ware
Second Lieut. BENJAMIN ". Gard
ler.
ScrRt Major John NJ NeUmes
SorRt. Frank. L Harris.
Corporal Elmer r.. Eldredge,
Corporal James ", laifin.
Private Walter X, Ramsey
Private John G. Blelght.
Private Willie Branam,
Private Walter ". 1rant.
Private Alexander II. Carson
Prlvaee u, Cullinare.
private leo J Dorey.
Private Carl Collier
Private Roscoe NJ Cook
Private Duncan A. FlnrO.
Private John NJ Fleming.
Private sylvester Green.
Private Hugh \ McGuigan.
Private George 7. Mnlon.
Private Ciferno Rockcv
Private Frederick r. Siaton.
Private ID. II. Stelnberg
Private Charles ", steven.
Private Raymond Thompson.
Private John Volta.
Private George A. Wallace.
Private wlllap l., Zimmerman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
TULSA WILL HELP TO
MAKE NEW REGIMENT
Two Companies Ia Re Raised Here;
Many uf Home Guards May
BE Enlisted.
PENTECOST WILL COMMAND
War Department Authorized Organ
hlng OF National Guard Unit
Immediately.

Tulsa Is expected to organize two
companies OF the new oklahoma
regiment Of national guardsmen, ac-
coIding 10 word received ycstcrd day
by capt =. e.. T., Rooney from the
Hd Hdiutant-gencral
The Tulsa County Home Guard.
however viii not bc disbandcd up
on organization OF the oklahoma
National guard, according TO Captain
Rooney ~ the home guard, lndI-
Nidual members OF the home guard
will be at liberty TO enlist I'm the
new organization. but no action will
Ice taken by the home guard os an
organization.
There are several reasons why this
conno. be done, Captain Rooney de
Clarcd In the first place the new
regiment viii be- federali2ed and
will be sub icct 10 call FOR duty any
where upon call Of the war depart
mcut Many men in the home guard
will be unu0lt to accept these con
ditions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

cooler In southeast portion
WEST TEXAS. Friday thir colder in
south portion, Saturday fair, rising temper
ature Ia north portion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

WIZ the Democrats tell why Jim
my Mcdonald. eN-prize fighter. lott
Tulsa 20 suddenly and b. expected
10 show up here Saturday or sunday
with tho hoOa- necessary 10 handle
Democratic voters n Mayor Sim
mons has not cleaned up TulH1. wir
Re ~ uecemary for the Democrats
90 import their liqror2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29
Died Of Disease

second Lieut. Gerald T., Elmer,
pneumonia.
Scrgt Frederick Louis ADKINS
tuberculosis.
Scrgt sam y. &. iIarpcT, anthrax.
Mechanic Ice A. Dunn. nncu-
monia
Private Ernest iIickcrson. pncn-
mQnin. -.
Private Rohcrt s. Allan, pncu.
monin.
Private Cato BArhcr. pneumonia,
Private John ". Butler. pncu-
mnniA
PGatc Iethard y. Craig, pncu.
monin
Private Frank l.. Evans. tnbcrru-
losls
Private Gilbert q. Evans. measles.
Private John q. Gctgcn. pneu-
nonla.
Private Joseph ". Lambert, pncu-
monla.
Private Capus l.. LcRgcti, pneu-
monla.
Private Mike Standing water.
pneumonia.
Private John MILESTONE. pncu-
monia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

a a. - HeUa. 4 4. N1Il
NAStilNpioN, Mhr' v"'.
assuming the shape pt ~ E'su'
ploushshare, the German drive IN
p,csrd,, has enp1e aimost IN n halt
80, ~. va.. ~ =, ,ha aai,eut
49,, 49,. a.. H.. NJ, t,e entsnte
"riNen INV 'S ""'s "
allleH. AH the area coVeteo Wy 'hv
Teutonic offensive stands now II az
tend. an the south I'm almost straight
,ira ,rn,r IanarIco,,rt an tho old
"iiirdenhur1 i,nef In Montdldler.
well behlnd the nllIed positions as
thev stood IN 1915.
savage fighting has taken place on
,ha Ersncb nnr, m the line The
cieruan atientpts IN advance on the
cv,ran,e lin ~ The salient driven into
,h6 r,enrh t,nsitIons have been
tr,,,iss. ana ,hev have heeu driven
h.rl al thc polnt az the hayonet
'rho tr,tlsh on the front north OF
,hn ararne sIso have repulsed the
cnenv hu, snntb of this river they
haye heen forced IN retire.
pS.om Montididier the line In the
,artb.ost r,,ns ,,Ith N aharn aneIe Ia
,o War,iliers ana thers t turns
northwarg and masses along the
eom,nc ,lver 20 above Albert, where
i, ,nrns ,o ,hc nor,bnaat until Il
,,ins the oid ilnns heid nv the con.
,o,,Jlng orr,tas an ,he morning OF
,t,rch 81
-, Go.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

riEht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-29

n n admIitrl thHi N Cfrtaln
POINTS the losses nave been grsater,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-14
WARNS SPAEIARDS OF
 PRO-hUN SENTIMENTS
New York Representatives. Interview In Spanish Newspaper Causes
 Stir in Castillo.

Barcelona, Spain, July 1.--(Corres- pondence Of the Associated Press).- Captain F. H. La Guardia. of New York City, representative in the American congress, has told the Span- ish people that they and their gov ernment are injuring themselves by friendliness toward Germany. He pointed out in an interview given to the--Barcelona La Publicidad that while Spain was taking this attitude. her vessels carrying raw materials vitally necessary to Spanish indus tries were being ruthlessly sunk by German submarines. 9'
 Publication of the interview has caused a stir throughout Spain. rep resentative La Guardia has completed a trip through Spain to study the effect of the many-sided propag ganda floated there. He finds that about 50 per cent of the thinking classes" in Spain are avowedly for the entente against Germany, but that the great mass of the working classes, and the
 Spanish government thus far, have been swayed by the German press campaign especially by the anti American feature Of 1t, to disregard Spain's real interests. The govern ment he believes, would turn to a pro- Entente attitude, at least, if American standpoints and ideals were better known.
 1 This however he thinks is impos- sible as long as the Germanophile portion of the press continued to keep alive bitterness resulting from the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-14

Spanish American war and tho loss of Cuba and the Philippines while it be littlcS or ignores the sinking of , Spanish ships with the consequent loss of materials intended to keep Spanish industry alive.
 You understand" he told the Bar celona paper. that unless Spanish factories receive the greater part of their raw materials from the United States they cannot continue to oper- ate. Then why, can anyone tell me. do German submarines lie in wait off the Spanish shores in order to sink Spanish ships carrying raw ma;erla:s for Spanish factories to work With Are the Germans and Austrians at war with the Spanish working peo pie that they seek to deprive them of their means ol livelihood? Because surely it is nourishment to the United States when German submarines sink Spanish ships bringing raw cotton for the mills of Catalonia.
 s"Germany is trying to weaken you by crippling your industries through the destruction of your mercnantlle fleet. Since 1915 Germany has de stroyed no less than IS of your mer- chant ships with a total tonnage of over 160000 tons. Just because Ger many is at war and destined to defeat is no reason why she should destroy the Spanish merchant fleet. Germany does not want Spanish commerce to flourish.
 "We want to do business with Spain. Business with us after the war will be an equal footins with re- cipracal profits and mutual advant- ages, Business with Germany will mean to what is has always meant commercial dominion and insdutrial explorations.
 "Our victory means your prOsperi- ty."