davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

9erliniin pliopiston historian
p~rofesiori, Sans Oelbrpcf, on an
tanllt Safiam tilasta bpipin ipnfGn
filipan. Iinoa toimonidbe on b1nen
mielestaan tanioienliitosia. SGn
ippttaa onfaraSti &amsfaa, iofa iaa
aplta @mcrifulta ia @nglamnilta
mtiertaafieen Safian periniuurin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

8en1iGllG on miiobostimasio n.
(. mibre1armeiia, iofa on fofoon-
pantii bolibefpifien riipeistd faron-
neista iotilnisto. E6md iouffo on
boIibemifeiIIe noorolliiinta mdfcd,
iiIlG ie toppoo ~ebbottomasti iofoi-
len p1tnoiSen minfG fGiiinid iuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Suomi, lopulliien pd1tofien mt
fam on p1GttGnpt lGbettda $4,000
miestG ~fGiittGpGn mapaoebtoiien
armeiinn fenrnoli yaioenitdbin a.
mllfIi Bietarin palIoitufieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

= S. Sampionin 16-ipuotios
poita, 8ofefieIoisio, Wicb. artpii
wabingosia itieniG miime iunniintai
no 9:aifaan aomitIIa. Hiibona nGbt1
ipdsti iatt1ii pltltbun ia ppsip Lnit-
fefi ldmistGen poian fupeesta. &iio
lena ieitroii noin tltnnin fitlitttiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Selenasia, Mrf. titonnottoin mel
lofoinneista neefereistd on If tho
mittu fliolemoan. Suomittltjen III
FIT noriee, foiffiam 5S:aon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

= Mercbnnts & Miners Stnte
8anf aifoo perustua banroodaston
Sesiieipilleen. On iiis panffeia fob
ta fofonaiata nelia faupingisiant-
me.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Standardization tpofonferensiin
idienet onnt tpptpmdttomiG @meri-
fan ianomalebbistoon, mdittGen fen
antatpan pltollieeniiia tietoia fon-
ferensiin toiminnasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

aenroali Sit6enitsb, iotn oil foi-
fen lopufii bollbetpifien ioarnofiis-
ia on npt fitlilemma pGasipt fati-
mesto pois.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Iaisten GGnioifeittta foSfeipan
IiiGpfien on tdbdn mennesid bpipGf-
ipnpt ybopsmalloisia 10 waltiota.
Sartpitoan mielG II e~nnenfuin
miittoS moi6aan tebod laiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Eoisla miifoIlo oil uieita pirfo-
miespooleia eri oiisia gboDspnl'
toia ia otpat repubIifoonit niisid
oIIeet pIeenid moitolIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

= 2apiin f1ppi ppbGfoiiliisia 10
100. SinG it'd ia Giti, f1pfo lirltn
Iapieii9 @llei, min IGbetd emit pp.
bGnG %12:tol
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20
Nc,u gorfisia jatfmm ~"prnaisten'
iu%amsitIemiiia

c0selp gorf, marrasf. @oliiiit
toimittipnt tarfastufien erddsld
nnuuoisten" fofousbuoneesia nit
SennellG ofpemielIa ipongiten "
miesta. 8oliiiit toimiwat liittobdl'
rihrflcn ontomien mansitemismdd-
r6nsten noiollo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

@nglomin ~tpomGesto %artpostelee
amfmosti moania iefoantitmista @e
nGiGn oiioibin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

= Bostiolojen tarfastaiat Ell
not olleet tpptpmGiiet Sronpoo-
Dim postioloibin; benfilOfuntaa pi-
tGG Iif1tG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Soappnnisio on Iasfettn meiillt
iitlrri, 10000 taistelitlaiipo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

SiiGiGrmilIG ianotaam ~bitffuneen
pari laiipaa. = Gentraliasia, 8aib.
on ammuttii entistG iotilosta; tefo
idbtiii nGbtGip1Sti i. MN :lGisten to-
bolta. 3,tobit eimGt fititenfaan lot
tltneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Sofion, SolIamin ia Sfonoina-
minn maioen opisfelefpa niicriio oi.
foo rupeta pbteistoimiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

@aleiin prinsii on paraillaar
ipierailrtilla manslamme. &C.
noottori Sb. Martin froli Char.
lotteStpillesi1 If. IL p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

grGs tunnett1 ruotialainen a.
iiomtuntija ON ilmaiittt len aiutuf-
len ettG Sofian buono roballinen
oiemo on fofo maailmait poaraiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

8enGjGn, Bietarisiu toimiman
Iunaiien &istin pppntoOn iaaoa
Suomesta IGGfe- DnnG poatetatpa.
roito, ON Sltomi mpontptpGiien tpds
tal1flem ontonitt, ia tltlee aitttomnnr
nointinia mlifoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

8enGi1n plnaiiet olipat fowin
mielisi61n @nglnnnin GsfeiiistG laf
foretteloist1 ia niioen rnuballinen
ioipittellt oil BELLE fatfera pettp-
mps. &utafin Ills bumittoa omot
lpstiniGl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

@iime laltorttaina Is p:nG O.
pot Sellingistd tllleioen tietoien
mutaon roitbonReitpotteliit olfaneet
ipirolaisten ia bolibepifien fesfen.
9iettua Ell ota olna nGi9in.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Sen ioboosta ettG maomme bal
Titus on rpbtpnpt rabifaaliroistoi-
BIN nGboen onfariin toimenpitei-
opat nGmG 1tbfailnpGdllG, ai-
foen bpof1tG 1000 mieben iuurui.
iena iollttono Spofnneen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

~
mufli Yietarin malIoitufIeen.
o.
@iime laltontaina Is p:nd O.
pat SelIingistG tlllleiOen tietoien
mutaan roitbonReiipottelut o~lfaneet
pirolaisten ia b%olibeipifien fesfen.
2iettuo Ell ota oina nGi9in.
y
8ltnaisten ~aiefGtfojd on taus l0p
oettp. &Gtfo, josiu of noin SO eri-
malIista fipGGriG ia 80 filoa pprof-
Iplinia B.. NJ. pienempia n~arnstiif-
Tia Ioptbi Bullmolan ia Snon mo-
lilt1 erG1ltG niitpltG. @rpellaan nai
til tatparoita 8enGidltd tiobuifii.
&itfiin ia j,iltrifnspien tilo 2a-
pisia f~errotaan oletpan bpfpan. Sb.
ro ia beinG on fdriinpt fniwuiioes-
ia. @oriattoesia otpot iateet pilan-
meet mpos beimi1 TOTO polion.
8enGiGn, 8ietarisiu toimiman
8unaiien &istin pppntoon iaaoo
S1iomesta IGGfe- pnnG tpoatetatpa.
roito, on Sltomi mpDntppaiien mas
taafiem attanitt, ia ttlee oltttantonrt
mointinia mrtfaan.
Suomen taiatpallan pr%elioertir
tiIo npfpiiin on parempi. Soltartla
Iparanee p~aranemistania, ia or tot
Apoa, ettG bat plan moi roitsta ia
liifusfello tpoapaasti.
v -
8iiprriin ianpiii ipiime frip pno
IimGlisiq tafii rotafisfailla lastat-
t,,o Ioinaa Safiasta. @riimainer
toi poltion lasfuun 9,2 tonttiu, toi.
men 1856 tonnia rntofisfoia. Wo-
lemmot luitpot "SpnoifspaH" ia
"!&olmor" otpot toistaiiefit ptoate-
int 8iipurin iatamoan fem ioboosta
ett6 IiittomaIot omat iulistnneet
Sofion miel6 toistoiiefii %ioarrosti-
luan.
SruunniteImia on 10 tefeilld rdii'
totienbtenben iubteen 8ietariin, Jon
fo oootetoan anta1itlipon pian. Sd-
md liiferne tiiliii olemaan ndlioi-
foinen, festGen ipaim iiiben astt,
fumes menGlGiiet mirmomallef
h,onnempona moiiifpat jdriestaa
rruoestuon pbopsliifeuteen.
Suomenlebtien miifonft filee
moboolldesti lGbiwmdsid tiilefpai-
5,uaoesIo fpmmenfunta Siiomerl or
meiion forfeimista upieereista tete-
mGGn f~untfoioen festdpdn mattor
@nglontiin ia &anstaan.
ltuoen ranniffornbon laittamtles-
To Suomeen on olliit polion pitbet-
ia. @iine oiboino pioetpisid TO-
%foufiisIo on pbteinep. ia pfiimielt-
men pdatos olIiit, eta rota laotai-
|Siin pitfin Iobintloboen rnnniffoc
Siirusta Eornioon osti. @onstoia'
fofoas paastDdGn pfiimieliippteen q
liosto tpaIitii t5-benfiiem fomiteor
Itormollo aiiaa tpiemddn eteenpdin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

8atnaisten aiefGtfojd on taos lop
BETH. &Gtf0, josia of noin SO eri-
maaista fipGGriG ia 80 filoa pprof.
ipIinia b. nj. pienempia paristaf-
Tia Ioptpi Biiumolom ia Snon mo-
lilta erGaltG niitpltG. grpellaan mi
til tatparoita 8enGjGltd tuobuifli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

@asbingtonisia on tooettu ie,
ettG MetIifo on HeltpoSto-@enGjGn
tanaolinn iota mpoten raoifalismi
mirta Wbbpsmoltoibin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Suonten taiafpallan %prelioentlr
tilo npfpiiin on parempi. Saltartld
paronee paranemistanio, ia ON tot
poo, ettG bGn plan moi noitsta ld
liifusfello tpanpnosti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

&itfiin ia j,iltrifnspien tilo 2a-
pisia ferrotaan oletpan bpipan, OBJ
ra ia BEND oa fariinpt fuipuntoes-
ia. &oriottoesia otpot iateet pilan-
meet mpos bein1G TOTO polion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

&uotiin bolibepiifeilla fuliluu D.
lepon rabaa riiniausti, ia ainoa
ielitDs iiiben on = 2eminin fuffn-
rosfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

Suomenlebtien miitnnii rilee
moboollHesti l~Gbimmdsia tiileipai-
tu,oesio fpmmenflintu Siiomen ar
meiian forfeimista upieereista tefe-
maan f~u1rfouoen festaipdn motfon
@nqlmtiin ia @ansfoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20
Viikon v~arrelta

Viikon v~arrelta
8erliniin pliopiston historian
profesiori, Sans Oelbrpcf, on an
tmut Safian tilasta bpnin ipnfGn
%flipan. Mipoo toiponiGbe on b1nen
mielestGdn fanioienliitosia. San
iDDttGG onfaraSti &arsfaa, jofa iaa
opita @merifulta ia @nglnmnilta
m~tiertaofieen SafIan pe%riniulrin.
@en1jdn piinaiiet olipnt fomin
mielisiG1n @nglnmin GsfeiiistG laf
foretteloist1 ia niioen rauballinen
loipittelu oil BELLE futfera pettD-
mps. &utofin Ills blimittoa omot
lpstiniGl
Sen iobbosta ettG moamme bal-
litlts on rpbtpnDt raoifaaliroistoi-
BIN nGboen onfariin toimenpitei-
I6iin, olpat 1tGmG itbfailupGdllG, oi-
foen bp0f1tG 1000 mieben iuurui-
iena iollftona Spofnneen.
<otiin bolibeipiifeilla flr1liiu o.
leipon robaa riiniaoSti, ia ainon
ielitps iiiben on = 2eminin fuffn-
rosfa.
@asbingtonisia on to0ettn ie,
ettG Mefiifo on HeltpoSto-8 enGjGn
tanaalirln iota mpoten raoifalismi
mirta Obopspoltoi9in.
Sii1i1rmilld innotaan buffuneen
pari Iaimaa. = GentraliaSid, @aib.
on ammutt1 entistG i~otilosta; tefo
idbtlii nGbtGipGsti /. m.m :ldisten to-
bolta. 2,lobit eimGt fiiitenfam lot
tltneet.
grGs tl1nnettn ruotiaIainen a.
iiantuntija on ilmaiiut len %aiatuf-
fen ett1 Sofian buono rabalIinen
aiemo on fofo maailmait tpoara1io.
8aleiin prinsii on paraillaon
mierailttilla monsiamme. &C.
noottori Sb. Martin fitoli Char
lotteSpillesi1 If. IL p.
Standardization tpofonferensiin
id1enet otpnt tDDtpmGttomiG Imeri-
fan ianomaleboistoon, maittGen fen
antaipan ~pltoll1eeliIia tietoia fon-
ferensiin toiminnasta.
yedisten dGttioifelttta foSfefpan
IiiGpfien on t1bGn mer,nesid bpipdf-
ipmpt ybbpsmalIoisiu 10 ipaltiota.
Sortpitonn pield II e%nnenfuin
mluttos moioaat teb6d laiffi.
@nalommin tpopGesto artpostelee
antarosti maariu Setaanttmista Use
nGidn oiioibin.
Syooppnnisia on Iosfettu peiille
1r1tri, 10000 taistelltloiipa.
Selenasio, @rf. titornottoin mel
lofoinmeista neefereistd on If tho
mittu fuolemuan. Tuomittujen III
FIT nouiee foitfiam 5S:aon.
&enroali Siibenitsb, iofn oil fai-
fen loprfii bolibemifien iaartofiis-
ia on rpt fitilemnta padSipt iati-
mesto pois.
WopSmaltain lienee tpaifea loo
ga tafoiiin $t50,000, ionta fum'
man Se litotprtti foniuIi Senfiniis-
tG mefIifolnifille ~rostpoilGe. @efii-
ton ballitis eli met aiio roboia al
nofaan motiao.
@en1iGll1 on miiooostimasio n
II. pibre1armeiia, iota on fofoon-
pantu bolibepifien riipeistd faron.
neista fotilnisto. EGn1 iouffo or
boIibemifeiae pourolliiinta DGfed
lr.rY. <. 4~LI~~ oLAalto~,~QE fafof.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
BEATTY CUSTER HEARING is DISMISSED
STRIKE NEWS
SUMMARIZED

CHARLESTON, w. V,.-Co,I
operators at 4 meeting today propose
to invite miner, to return. Half oI
usual tonnage OF coal mined ye,ter.
day, II IL reported. No disturbances.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Record
breaking coal production in non-unlor
mines in the Pittsburgh dis,ric, re,
ported by operators. Cars plentiful
and railroads moving coal a, prompt,
ly a, mined.
DENVER, Coi.--Increa,.i mum.
her OF men working in mine, Of Colo.
rado Fuel & Iron company. In stat,
5000 ou, Of 1900 miner, reported
back az work. More guard,men reach
southern fields.
SALT LAKE CITY-U,ah mine
are being operated az abou, ~ pev-
cent capacity with nearly complc,,
crews AZ work.
SEATTLE, Wa,h.-No attempt,
made 70 reopen mines with non-unior
men. No new developments and nc
disorder
CHEYENNE. Wyc - Governo,
Carey meets representatives OF miner,
to a,tenp, oonciliation. Failing h,
announces he vii open mines under
military protection Troop, coneen
tra'ed in coal cen,er,.
WASHINGTON. - Fuel Admin
i''rator Garfield and J. d. A. Nor
row. head Of the coal operators, in
conference try 10 reach basis for
,el;lement OF strike. Resolution BY
Senator Kenyon propose, special
presidential commission TO attemp,
arbitration.
COLUMBUS. O.-Wagon mine,
produce limited amount. General stu
a'ion remains unchanged.
MBERLAND, Md-Coal
operators plan TO file suit agains,
executive officers OF miners union
at indianapolis alleging violation Of
contract Miners officials claim
strike IS 100 percent effective.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
DRY" Issue
Up in Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio, No, A-Ohio
electors today vot,d on four phases
OF the prohibition question, the results
Of which, opposing leaders say will
have a decided bearing upon the pro-
hibi,,ou throughout the nation, On
onr question voters expressed their
sentiment on national prohibition
This was done indirectly by voting
upon the action Of the state icglS-
la'ure in ratiiying the federal pro
hibi,ion amendment. Ohio is the first
state IN the union where the federal
proposition has been placed directly
before the voters and both wet and
dry leaders are watching the result
with keen interest
State wide prohibition also /, again
before the voters OIL questions OF re
pcaling the prohibition amcndmen,
adopted a year ago by a majority Cf
more than 5000 and lcgaluing the
rlanuiac,ure and sale Of liquor, con
tanning less than 1,4 pcTcen. aicoho.
Such liquors would be ciasscd a,
mountaineering.
The fourth prohibition proposition
is referendum on the cratbe prohi-
tcontinued on Page 2. Column s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
SENATE DEFEATS
SHANTUNC MOVE
lodges Motion DeprIyIog
Japan Of Rights Beaten,

W\NUiNGION. No, Without
debate the ,,ua,r ,pdd, voted down
motion by Republican Leader Lodge
to strike from Tn, peace treat, the
provision, giving German right, IN
Shautung 10 Japan
he vote II to p. revealed VIZ
,ually the same lineup As N the sen.
ate'' prcylons refusal 10 amend the
Nhdutng provision. !, vas agreed
'ha' the Lsfolle'i, labor amendment
would be voted un no, iAter than J
. IN. tomorrow.
The wHst. then began discussion
of a notion by Senator Borah re-
publican, Idaho. to strike on, Article
10 OF the league Of nations covenant.
II wa, the purpose OF the leaders L!
possible 10 clear away all other pro-
posed amendments today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
ACCOUNTANTS TESTIFY
IN B0IG-lNGllS CASE

Misappropriation Of funds and
5000 unaccoun,ed for ou, OF the al
lowance Of $1,000 allowed by the Mid
land Motor Car and Truck company,
were among the charges preferred
against J. Henry c, Boig and Robert
p lngls a, the preliminary hearing
before Justice Joseph f Deupree this
morning I. w Armstrong, formerly
bookkeeper for Boig and lnelis. was
called to the witness Nard TO identify
the books and K. h. Benedict. to con
firm an audi, made OF the books OF
the company and those OF Boig and
InpliS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04

Solicitation OF 1910 Red Cross
memberships begins today in Okla
homa City Thirteen womens teams
will cover the business district OF the
city, and high school teams will
begin in the residence districts this
afternoon, J. A. Deigran, county
chairman, reported sSN collected
from hotel booths yesterday. 4 num-
Der Of business firms reported their
organizations 100 percen, ,uh't~lbed
and are awaiting the visit OF COM
mli,ees today
Speakers will make shor, tai, IN
,heaters this afternoon Street cars
are bearing Advertising signs. Mss
Mildred Sea,on will talk on the
Corpus Christi disaster at meeting
open to the public in the Chamber
OF Commerce rooms at 8 o'clock to.
night,
Miss Josephine Snapp. chairman OF
the high school faculty committee
reported Monday night that every
member Of the faculty had ,ub.
sorbed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
PROFIT MARGIN
FOR RETAILERS
IS ANNOUNCED

CHICAGO, Nov { Three
iapnh, ot o. cen, pound on flour
ln piiwna, ~ or lW-pound pack
a,es 70 ,rlns pound on lafd !
cent. pound on butter and !
cent, dozen on eggs are the
uaumm margins OF profit rc-
taller, should ,harg, abp,e pre-
,allmv Wholesale prlcc,. according
lu th' inst 'hlr rflcc' committee
OF fifteen retail gru,cr' announced
'udat II Major Sptagur. head Of
'hr, th,agu laIr prl,c iupd COM
mission. appro,r, the prices. II rd,
stated, they vI'l go into ellcot IN,
mcdialrh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
BETTER SERVICE
. ON l|NWooD LINE
State to Order More Cars
During Rush Hours,

Following a short hearing before
the corporation commission this morn
my ON complaints against street car
service on the Linwooj line, the cor
pora,ion commission announced from
III, bench that il will issue an order
requiring the Oklahoma Railway com
pany TO maintain seven and one
hall mlnut. schedule on this line as Tar
as Tenth and Indiana avenue during
rush hours from 7 10 $50 o'clock in
the mornings and from to 7 o'clock
in the evenings,
\ fifteen minute schedul will be
intained al all other times during
the day. The order will become ei-
iectivc On November Is.
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HALF OF WEST VIRGINIA
TONNAGE BEING MINED

CHARLESTON, W Va, Nov, T..
With breaks reported in the striking
coal miners ranks in the northern
par, OF the state, operators OF mines
in the paraly,ed districts who gath
cred here today to discuss conditions
were coniidcn, tha, there would soon
be return 10 normal.
The operators received word today
that West Virginia yesterday pro-
duced abou, half its usual tonnage OF
coal and today it was said this pro-
duction would be increased to 81 per
cent
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Joy COMES TO GRIEF
AND BlAMES HIS WIFE

NEW YORK, Nov l-The
cruise OF "U =. s Joy ended
today when her skipper. Lieut..
Commando" Harold L Joy, wa,
arrested Tor impersonating a
naval officer.
It. all my wife, fault he
said. She bough, me a yacht
and this uniform with wound and
service stripes, and told me II |
ddn', wear it, she'd leave me"
Joy was taken to police sta
tion at the instance OF naval
intelligence officer. He is ~ years
old.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY TO
BE HELD HERE TONIGHT

4 meeting OF the democratic city
committee TO Arrange final plans for
election day Saturday will he held a,
2 80 o'clock tonight, in Judge I, F.
Donncll'S courtroom.
Governor Robertson. w. A. Lcdbet-
er. Mrs. Katherine Van Lcuven. Judge
X, F. Wood. John 5. Ross, Henry
Carr and Ben Lafayette will address
the meeting, Precinc, leaders and
democrats in general have been in
vi,rd TO attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
DEPUTIES BATTLE WITH
$50 ENRAGED WOMEN

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Nov. A.
Bricks and stones flew while deputy
sheriffs fought with enraged women
when q crowd OF $50 women this
morning attempted to prevent workers
from entering the Youngstown Sheet
B Tube company plan, here.
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ADEQUATE PROTECTION
WHILE POLICE VISIT

Thursday night and Saturday extra
police duty will be required TO keep
the city protected while Mayor Wal.
Ton and abou, 50 OF his men are IN
Ardmorr attending the Che,enn,
round-uo The men remaining will hc
double work il necessary 10 keen
things going, il was said today.
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Bolivia Gets Pacific Outlet

WASHINGTON. Nov 4-Chile has
given Bolivia an Quite, to the Pacific
ocean by ceding a strip OF land north
OF the province Of africa, according
TO official adyices received here To-.
dav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
REDS BAN NAMES
FOR CHILDREN; TO
NUMBER THEM, NOW

STOCKHOLM Nov LEAD.
ere OF kussla's soviet government
have banned the giving Of Chris
,ian names 20 children, II Is re-
ported, because they are consid-
cred reminiscent Of the reaction
ary system 1t IS expected an
order will be issued soon forbid
ding their use Number, are to be
substituted Thus three children
ot family named Pc'koni may IN
future be known a, "Pe,kof One
Two and Three respectively.
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LOCAL roRecAsr--osnsrali falr
weather tonight and Wsdnesdsyj probs
bly, frost toniehti somewhat warmer
Wedr esday.
northwest portion; frost, probably
freezing In northeast portloni Weduss.
day probably fair and warmer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
STUDENT TEAMS
START WORK IN
BIC CAMP A|CN
Red Cross Drive Opens Sey-
eraI Firms 100 Percent,

NSAS CITY, Nov. A.
Mitchell county, Texas. has the
honor OF being the first chapter in
the southwestern divi.ion-Missou-
II, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas
and Texas--to reach its quota in
the annual Red Cross membership
drive. according to reports re-
ceived at state headquarters here
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
Gentleman Burglar Robs
Huckins Guests, Bows and
Leaves Victims With Smile


\ gentleman bufglar' ,iyi.h'y
dressed neatly maulrureG and with
perfect manners. "raIlsI on .t,eri
guest, N the Iiuoku, hotel la,' night
and after 1rie' r'rodu.' ton baked
ont oi the rooms smiled bowed and
left hts new Acquaintance, wondering
how they Hopld he able ~ pa,Sthc'r
Iii.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
MINERS WILL
RESUME WORK,
OWNERS SAY
Protection Is All Needed 70
Open Mines, Declared,
MEN DENY STATEN EN- 7
Union Men Say They WI.
Stay Until Demands Met,
tBy Staff Correspondent }

NgALEsIER. Okla, Nov { THE
backbone Of the mine strike m Okla
homa is broken. As soon as a Sui-
ficicnt number OF strike breaker, have
been hrough, into the coal field. OPP
GRAFTON pf mines can he resumed
par'ly with union coal diggers who
viii desert their union
Miners Will Return"
This is the sentim.n, today among
m. operators Of the McAlester dis
trct, who say tina, great many
union miners are not al all in sym.
pa,hy with the strike and will return
90 work as soon as they are assured
adequate protection Miners. how
r. rr. in most instances declare they
Rill continue - supper, the strike
although secrets some oi them al.
mi, they are dissatisfied with the ar
rangcmen' whereby they are bound
b. the action Hi miner, in the cen
tral competitive state
Boyle Sends Letters.
Letters sent by fd Boyle. state
mine inspector. TO his assistants,
reached mere today, These letters de
clarcd the neutrality OF the mine in
,pcc,or', Office as between the op-
orators, miner, and public, hut SAID
that until a state Of martial law IS
declared in tive coal district and civil
-. a., -, ,.tlc .,at,,tKs ,sf,.trtf ft
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kANsAs--Falr tonight and Wednss.
dayj rising .tempsrsturs In west sN6
central portion tea,eht