davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
EXECUTIVE BOARD NAMED
FOR ROOSEVELT FUND
Drive For Funds To Close on
October 81 Logan County
Asked TO Contribute
$500

An vxwuilfe board ~ns organized.
Mpnday, 20 hAyr rhAsKe og Ihe Isosse
vel, memorial ensnmisseN The beard
Ia conlfNaed of representatives from
each sown IN the county chaA olaon
u chairman n thr new board.
l'oFan county is asksd - ialss Z
900 TIN committee fpsls thss ihis
nmounl can rasisy be ralr,sd ~ ailua
Ing The .Bshasia ale admirers If thu
Late resldeui lo subscribe to the fund.
bui such Il mol the desire ot lha %
tional memoriai committee. Their
heairc - 20 have she fund raised by
subscription of every tfua patriot Of
America spontaneous gifga ~ smal'
School children viii he asked 10
small amounts A day will
be- set nEmfi IN the SCHOOLS ~ Amer
lea Day" with special natrsolie songs
and addresses Subscriptions ~ ten
and 70 crntS 10 she fund sill give
each child ownership IN shla big ine
mortal
Oiher committees we're appointed
10 present rfbwrlpllon papers 40 diff
'arsnt communities. large aubserll
ionn wiii not be asked. but every
'iiiseu wiil De- asked 10 give i small
amount
Al Tho close ~ the dflve on Det NJ
/ mass meeting Will hp arranged toF
'rosiden, Dixon urges all 10 respond
10, rally 20 the memorial appeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
STATE MEETING, 4. \. T.A.
TO Be HELD HERE
Five Hundred Delegates To Fore
gather Al Annual Convention
To BE Held In Guthrie.
October a2 alrd

The oklehuma tfaie etsisf ~ A u r
will meet IA uashrsr sartehsr #
aad w Fivo hunagsa aelsWAsrs ssd
ncmhpts will attend ms roNVtstina
They wlil cusae tfaw aA s@gta ~ fbe
stats, many wlH be- hers From adinlA
ina ssatem
Clsisena " tha city arr planning 80
entertain the sssltuFa rhs l,eal iasIus
has outlined splendid psaw faHs A
parade wssi BE- staged an shs attrgaoen
q fshe ~ecDus Aay aaA barbecue
feast wlll b. Nlvvn Wednesday
Chamber ~ t'ummrfnn hos KgYvn
appvyai and ~ill al1 "a evees wav h
,Hll ha necessary 70 hease shs dele
TAt~l ~ iea@t oae nIKhs II yua have
a Spare n'om restaivr Il wish shs
Chamber ~ Commerce aeeevtayy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
'-pussYroor" srias ENGLAND

London. Oct ls~-Announcemeu was
made q, great prohibition naas
meeting held ~ Glasgow lar, might
that women throughouloet Scotland
vogld BE- canyasscd on the question
o' prohibition
w y Johnson. the Anti Saloon
League organizer. wto has been con
ducflng a prohibition movement In
Great Britain for some time. was given
a great reception vi ihe meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
CANDIDATES ron CON.
carss blp FoR voraa

Claude Weaver ANA oghef candidates
Tor congress In their eEfnfta 81 asG
votes have made iaetses W. ia whnt
they will 10 for ukiahonA cHy paalA
valley and EuIThar Nillism - f'fanh
lin piedgeu hia beai efforts fsp aIl
az ihp pevpip ~ tha district will ehaw
no special fasurs 10 ans see'JeN W
a lie will mol ssafier away The ttNt
interests ~ lhu snaaasa N the e0ple
- obtain votes ~ amy particular 81
calisy TRY HIN adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
HEART o. SMALL ROY
THRILLS AS GENTRY CONES

The hearts d the ~rnssi t,cy thrilled
today. Millions os hearts have thrill
~ before 81 the so9na Of cirvas.
C~rtry's great show came TO Town
TO-DAY and ~ noon parade OF en-
ee ssonai Interest was given. The
Centry shows inwove With esoh year.
This afternoon fine performances WAS
xiyen Tonight performance ~hh
sxrrs features % On the card. The
C~ntry shcvs have csaysd 10 vas,
crowds th'x sesFn and they always
pss<~e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

tfN fftfHfftFff ff&WN&
f'en'tons est sama as shA Aos|
'lista whn sesvea II shs great viz u
f'adlnw the humarwm lifa II sA@ essss|
lAa n" n~iaeanmva ~ sailase ~
nffeFlns ~ tiaA lhar twea ii sem
Faians anSwhTra ~ Ia Ahy adyemtur|
ia eaeape shs ieaiam Al oslSew ~ afssl
ll's Aa ssartnle n ehown IN sAl
faiipwfug AAyertlsensvnl wAhh al
rs4rsa W ihs tanaa apes glsa uah~
aay
NAaVsS - Hnlsilen shfm4 times
weunsisa silt glah llfe suv sNta pnuaslu|
'ised n iltu and all silence whmm
we.
Inquiry alseAAxd th4 she asiv#f
it#ee wAi faFmysly stsegshsv tsmVs
lN sna Rasmi Army nwdhaf psasnl
whn wea thw HIlliApy mvaal ~ Natl
lHpuFieh aNd mter NJ ysfsa $3.50 I
iae g lhs afdal AtiaF bin asae lasa
ta nhlaiaed sHuiasnmaf aa esYltiAi|
sleA ia lhr npyai a. fsree
y aN tall : gHaHfa ! wesk 81 talal
40 lufaFslwesf hW am asbAmef IA
'sAv Fag eewss bavp nat iissns I
itisihs " warh tAaiug p0thiaw M
ilaY y atIlaa ~ mY neevsa e#u
aH Fsaad ltl I want aesiaa Itfhmn}
'ntnw fianusa fleH asieht waHt ~unsa
as'dY FAf y nafiisu'aFlg rsAy hsn
Weeruiiy fpaf 4fyleera aaypytAsss(
'he'm8H'ses aa rradY la sali# u aas|
sHpNrag Ia any eamtaigH fsg mny
'oan'fs pfpyliei lhpfa Was Aana
''shl law 70 b. aaA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

Special 20 Daily Leader
MoAlekser Oct IL Daniel N iIailey,
SOVEREIGN Inspector 0enewi Of the
Seol,ish Rlte bodies Ia oklxaama. and
Grand Commander OF the United
Confederate unicns. died al his home
here today
He was aged ~ years
He served "a a private under Stone
wxii Jackson. refusing commission
offered him II he would enter as a
surgeon.
He came To McAlesser 10 1868. lie
founded the first newspaper In In
dian Territory. opened the firs, coal
mine in Tie McAissser field and
owned several big mines at HALEY
silIe when &c died
General Haley was identified vita
every forward movement In oalato-
ma. he succeeded coloaei nusby, nf
McAlestsr. as Sovereign Inspector
General and has heid ih@ position five
years
He eaine 10 Guthrie AT every re-
union of the Scottish Rite and was a
familiar figure AZ the Temple. Tas
General was an ardeai Mason a
cordial. sympathetic and gracious
man. Ills virtues were manifold lie
had been NJ several weeks and o~rg
10 his advanced age. bis demise was
NOT ensovely unexpected.
I, Is likely an impressive Masonic
ceremonial funeral wiil be held al
McAlester. attended by Scottish Rite
Masons from all parts of the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
DEATH CLAIMS
.GE \. HALEY.
SOVEREIGN INSPECTOR GEN
ERN ~ SsOtti>H Nttt
PASSES AWAY Al
MAl.iSTER

Frank p<rr. secretary ~
sns oAsshe~,a ccrsssters. 10
re~ In wAshsnsso~. attending
sNs meeting ef the Ssessssh
Rite sapre~s~ council.
n 10 ilkets shst he ~ili be
named Sovereign lrseeeier
oeneral, protein, holslrs alsc
sns efssee ~ secretary,
Tire building ef shs censss
terry te~cse in caelsal psrk 10
10 ssrsetty uns~f the sperevsi
of sAe Sovereign inxp~eter
oenerai, TEE supreme eoun.
ell has no voice ~ shs matter
should an inspector General
he nsmeo net favorable 10 a
1ew building, . change might
sollo~ in the presens eulidina
plans In Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
MAN WHO TRIED TO
KILL PALMER ARRESTED
EviDf.N(E CLEARING IP TiiE
TERRORIST BOMR Plots
~ LAST NAY DAY AND
ltNE > IN HANDS Of
FEDtRAI. PROSE
u-TORS
LEAD CHIEF 1. LONG

rNs ssssseaxte-s rFes<
~esaeaso. ccs s&--recersi ausNors-
sssx ss Cary. lrd. ~nere military cor.
trea ~ss sssaessshes sy Msssr Ge~ersi
le~eare Mscc x*se~ re situation
srs~srs ays 81 tAe ssrske 81 sseeg
~srsers became tee tAres.ersre Cor
state asshcrsies se handle. have Ar.
r<ssss re alsepec -rsser ~ ths here
exeaseed On sse rlsns " gone lass
IN the eoe~~sy ~ sne hene sf A
MatcAeai eai-er. unisec States after.
nsy seseral ~ wsshirst0n. ard have
ssssanea essae~ce clearing vr shs ter
re-sss se-s rssfs es Mas cav ard
Isee Z. sersrssns to ssshsrssaslss ir-
sor,s.se- he~e sc6sy. rne leader 10
In essstrcy-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
NEW STATE BOYS
FOR NEW DATTlER
Officers From Warship Oklahoma
Here To Gather Recruits For
Boat Named After
State

=, Will nee be saany uaoaiha be-
fore the imaslerhip "nstsAs" will
be manned entirely bF oK;allomans,
id l.seat T J Keliaer. who with I'm
s'xn "a Meilaesn ls IN Guthrie ior a
tew dave "a stimulate naval recruit
ing "As thr present atne thpFe are
M Oklah0maaN vn She hg hasiler.
which carries aeo nt@n Captain Erwin
of the oklahoma, ~ very proud u his
shsa which IL regarded NJ the MOST
modern halgleship afloas Recently =
silver s,t was presented ~ Governor
Robertson. on behalf % ne state, TO
the ship.
I'VE wo9ld glke to arouse iha In-
tere~ nf the younE mcn In she navy
said Ensign MetEowan rs ~ Nne
training for the yonna mau. Al re-
crniis We get this trip viii BE- wni
directly to Hampton Roads and after
some little preliminary training thsy
wIIl BE- ssni 10 the warsbtp. OkiahoEns.
We wiil b. IN Gushgae several days
and would Nike so talk "a ambitious
young men aasaut navy life Me
Hogan en'lsied five ysafs ago IN "a"
navy. hn served three years at An
nspoiis and then was placed on .
w@rshlp He u now one of the iier
wonnai of the blg boai named after
the new state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

NY NFOFI1fNf FFfNfII
Paris. Oct Nv The Duke IN Auata
eidna coasIn ~ King Victor Emmsn
net arrived IN Paris today hound fcl
Iielsium. where Il N said he viii ra.
aide. Newspapers hcre way The duke,
who commended tbs third Italian ~.
my during the war. incurred tlp dla-
pleasure Of his royal cousin owInr 10
his attitude towan Captain DAn.
nunzIo's raid on FIume.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
WILSON. tlOItJ. MAN.
Ist1ItNEs N GtlTiii,it

Y y wil~on, owasr ~ lha iinyal
hotel and theRtur went a Muska
Yesterday 90 look after eumn land
d"ala M Wilson with hla gamily
moved 70 tialhvso frum Ardmnrs svy
erai months apu Thv family 0evusavn
ruoma IN the HnyM hoset NV lu
teFaels afe ~ tsglhslNA said Nj VIII
s'an This " 4 eaed ssly and s.Am asl
The advantages. Twins hsm h shsae
ard good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
WAR AGAIN tmplporg

FNv Aas HlNlNd NFvHa
lI.lsinyfpfa. Oeg 10 fhe soviet
government ~ Russia has ordered lhe
entire i'opulation N thAt e0unffy ~
train Immediately for military werS
Ice. according to reports reaviinm hsfv
from Russian aoufesa AU g#naamfs
u y said, must davate al shslr tlme
which ~ NOT oecflslsd wiih agfitalinf,
al work, 20 drlillns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

raris. oet "a Twenty neyeu wAr
Yea~ele wer@ aes nv Ftanee durlag
fb@ rvFiod ~ hoaslllliem n N ssi0wn a
hy aa nfder N TN day IMuel M
sleoegss i.symnw TIE minister * MAJ.
ripH eillng thIa uumber nf wareraft
dnsiroyed Included NJ the iist sn,
hires battleNhApa, the panfuu. thn
daalcia and the iiaFffau.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

fIst AAaHeiated rfse@t
Berlin. Def II The condition ~
Hugo ilssas. tho leader ~ she fade
pendent socialists. who WAS sounded
last week when iired upon NV ~ wua
about 10 enter meeting ~ tho ma.
ilonai aMeInbly. han bseom~ worse,
blood polSoning sym gloma having ~
yeIoped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

tHy AnAaefefWa f're@sg
hfaAs Oet "A The situation afie8ns
from the strike, whieh seemed % b.
IN gravity yesterday npw
appeprs 10 BE- eagifr. employers bar
lug agreed 10 on invrsaHe III waxes,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

The Mr. tirsbain. who rnpFssents an
tllinols disirtct 10 eonKresa. has taksn
the wrong lead II IA intends Ia work
np our enthusiasm Ire rcmmsnsIzI
The attitude w ' Bryan aasumssl
toward the war Mr. bryan. youdouht !.
leaa recall proposed waiting unfit|
Germany invaded Amsfisa aud them
taking referendum vote On she auca~
tion " going 10 war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
kINo ALfohso COMING.

NV NMNFN fNfNN FFvMM !
Paris. uci "a Plans f1r the ylsls ~
King Alfonso of spain 10 lhls elly
have not yes been arranged, bua Il IL
believed The king will dnfinw MA stay
In France, Visit she verdan alsIplet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
TEnNEssEEAN LANDS

fRr Associated Press
Washington. Ocs william Ford
Epson ot Tennessee. has been ap-
pointed trade commissioner 10 Vienna.
department of commerce announced
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

iily AsanriHtea FreAe9
New York, poi IA Colonel y NJ
House had good night aud his con
diii0n continues q impFnye. II sas
Announced To-Day ny hia Aon In law.
Gordon Aucigncloaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
HUMORUM CIVIL LIFE
IRks0M[ TO TOMMI[.
isip Ut \ Nstk ~. d
s>ii,sIiD 10 rAkE ms
tui sNINi'~ SHILLING
MI WANTS ~ I'M
~ MI.


Paris uss ~ Sslassss AZ sav8
tune fFsws 81 lanae are fsesAHaa
- ire hanrss ~ p'Anraagse Al
Fwme sHallsN. Fgsees. sssaN
@na even AmsFlear NaAsgsYx hsx~
sNlles~d for she Sheer pie#suTe us
ihs hattiea sN*s nsaY s@we@ N w
estimated tAas sns rahsi itaMam
army has soldiers lN a feew "a
raiGsos. lselvsguu ehsas ana
JsnaA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
POLICE And STRIKERS
~ CLASH IN OHIO

vsVcosso~n. .. Oct t4---pesies
elsshs5 MN stSsks0 whe wsss
sssesns cars Isssss with msr On
tts<Ir wsy 10 ~s~k IN Dvssr Hsii
thss ms~~sss. a striker hss ! Isg
ksesse ~ ~ sssies~s bsiiss. hs
~ss s~vssfss-
tn ssmbsv - sssr rsfsrrssS -
wsvk u sss1ssiIy increasing. II
~ sss6 ~ ss'Ii ssNsssla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
Nom Watch The
Price OF Meats
60 Skynjard

tNF As~tMttsas tFN8a
Jersey CITY, n ,, o~t iserseA I
las nsuss starts ~ ssfe 4 CO.
sea Armewf q CO. w~F~ sles W
mere seasy ~ ssesks W uNFs tMaw
loco smpssyss A st~~@a mFssp, ree
eunislen ~ tns ersen ard a. s~
eress~ IN wages sTsM A 4 ssnss
se 80 cents a. hneF. are awe~g the
ssriksrs asmaada
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
AN AnIsrocRAric TRAITOR
TO &c TniEo

IVY AN&fff3HtFN fFffNn
Paris. Oei if.-iossph CalllauA. iof
mar sremleY - France. will be plaeed
on sfiai before The high court Thurs
day. October "a. according 20 Ie
Journal today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
Short Cuts To
Home News


srws Ia fAss dissrscs n Ia 0asArle 70
asy saa ~ssl address sAe ws~n sh1'
'sensns "a sAs eits ball
~<'iswnce Barnard. MasAall man
sAe ~As al hs Santa ~ passenger
sFsln tear MasAsll. SATURDAY. died
Sanaas ard ~ss haFtsa IL the Maiasil
ormrs~ry yesterday afternoon.
sfssrsng june. Jaly sna August
ss ssd little rsaafsn ia sAls nsr 81
the state said farmer ia tAs CITY
today Hat October ls naksnx m
ter the acss sassasnea cartier and The
grcaaa Il nov &a spl~adsa condition
Carl Gsock ~ho sustained = hros
ca limb s*s~n weeks agu ana enc
hae he~a caarned 10 she NJ " hosxagal
II nov ~ hts heme sna b. saowiy ~.
oossesa9 HE ~as hit BY an Aasoma.
ase
These mmrlAge iseenscs were vs.
saea today hs Court CLERK Mrs. Neal
JoAn o i-aad. 81. and Mabel orr. 2s.
S~ssA of Oklahoma City. Rohers
Marlen floyd. -. Evansville. InAl.
ana and Mantle MAY Cook. ~. Nor.
rvw, okla.
"A meeting ~ tar young ~umen
sha too4 the Red Cross coarse In
hefne narsing last year will be held
Al the Carnegie library at Use , m.
Twsvasy, oct ~ 1t is urged that
lhcre be a good attendance, as mat
iers ot sEaPortance are TO be dis
.2ssrd.
la letter 70 Guthrfa trfead
President A whiseAarss of tee state
'oare OF agriculture. predicts thar the
osfce ~ eotton will so TO fifty cents
! pound within the nexs sixty days
That is gocd news 70 the costoa
'rcser bat 4 i sc1t 10 the people
rho wear clothes and We all wear
eEn. more or iess
"A packed ha1se greeted fhe con
'rs*sionsi sspiranss and John Enabry
i shr city bail isss nsghs James !
snss and jean ~ wrIxht. desnocrass.
aid whsE wss nesded end what they
'~ald DO II elcx1ed to congress Both
aea ags GOOD speakers John Rmhry
aiked 90 the RoaSsvek Memorial
'ampalsn. Claude Weaver. another
Irnoersslc ss arsnt tor congressional
ionees viii ss~as ~ The cisy hall shts
vemlns
"A T ri son. chiet bog.swaGn's
asx@ r y navy. whose bone L IN |
dus sgogsse, was in Guthrie yesterday !
'sslHng tho coming OF navy recruit
ux a&rSy 40 Cushrte from the super /
reaanaaxhi. Okishoma. consisting of
i've men in charge of Lieutenant T |
either and Enxign w NJ Hague
'hse gsnslemen wEil b. In Guthrie
od4y and sonorrvu for che purpose
I recruiting men for the Bastleshsp
'xsahona Tipton fs tbs only OKLA
osna man at present on the great I
ais.
Following Is a iiss Of the nonl-
ees, selected by the nominating CON
aIisee for the Cuthrie branch. Red
rrFs si the meeting hess tAis week
lection will te held st Red Gross
es6susrtex in the Federal building,
Wednesday. October 18th. each mem
er OF the Red Cross In the city ia
ntltled 10 a vote. The list: caaif-
lSn. W Lintx. Vice Chairman. Ed
Faiton: Secretary. Mrs d q Johns:
treasurer, n Holman. Publsc Health.
y W Duke: First Aid. Dr G =
city: Junior Membership. Sup. G n
esk: Home Service. FrAnk " Nc
Hsrs; Psblscity. " " Derwin; DIS
gser. A y Gregory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
rrE Plor uNEolps

Chseago. ocs is-lt was revealed
ssas ths entire terrorist organization
resGanssbie Cor shs asseniEs aSzsHss
shs Hves q la~ enforcement osfsSsals
tAro@gA0us the e0antxy ~ho haa been
active In TIE arrests md prosecution
~ r&fAesAfk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14
COTTON coNsUnED
DUNNO sEprEneEa

INV N6ffNHkffTN Ffr**
WsshEzx-ory Oct fs-COsSon cor r
s-na< tsrfnx s<p<ssb~r xrcnrsS1 70
Els1s t&i<@ os Wat znt cs.ss- q lix- :
era she c<nsus bas%ss snnorSc3s To-
4sy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

John Drake Of Constantine. Mleis.
81 here % business. lie owns fasm
property M ths county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

Purcell " low On wufsr and eitr|
schools and puhlIp placew mra suf.|
feflnT 1'ha - felI rho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

~1&1~ Use 14*e@ x4R6sers or The
Fo~rsh an2 SIKH divisions took cor
sroi cs Gary inresfsgsfsons have beer
sarc16e6 in secrecy There have
a-%r rnsny arrests Easde ard q strung
stoesa2s vas b1Iss 20 keep The prss-
crers IN.
How ztry rea besides the xNegeG
hcuso- maker are held ln connection
vssh shs ration wide pssss has rot
h@sn revealed sy fhe federal authori-
tisa. civil or military
A radical leader ra~n@d Irsn0sf.
nsw Eno~n. Il IA sAs&. a. the agent
rhc e2rrsed the CsrnSsI bombs fron
Cary 20 View YORK so- Transmission
ssrD@gt he mails il being xoughf.
He wss lzss seen in csicago several
weeks sgS wssr he spoke AZ tie
l. w. W.. rcnvenfsoz here. He Es sup-
posA1 70 hare eons east
Tse gur cctton and ether ksKh @x-
ploslrss IL the ho-rhs vzx obtained
frc= tie A.snz Powder vorks. sosr
Essss east cf Carr. n ss sssd
II also ID STATED ia: The efforts of
rscscag 10 osszir fnrshsr ssprly
OF the srplosirs led 10 the rxidins cs
the cellar bornh fsc.ory ssfer federal
operatives lad traced him there
While the federal sst&orsfSes rorid
sct srsozz1s fss nsEe ~ the nan
he'd - ne suspected i,orsb-nskss.
q vss stated apssorststireiy rhss be-
yrs steadily enpsoyes lr the steel
nfih At Gary atri. ne ger. on strike
seysmSes y and ssat be was one cf
fae nost sacssns rsdiea] axi'stors dar-
tag The early part Of she strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-14

TH@ uAm bold Ia comnec;ion with
t>e Psl~aer h0nh is believed. Il H.
sss&. 10 have beea the Manufacture
c< tie fhlrTy-six hozhs sens ikrvagh
sAe rnKais IL boxes wrapped IL paper
from re GsrAel BrosAerx department
store In New ycxk sna tinses To reach
their tnss@Gcd victims cn May I.
TIE r%c1siAr style ot manufacture
wtsk sngenAozs cpnirfE&nce of the er-
psosaFs hAs Hnk@a them znmsstakahly
with basement radical fzsrory
rs1ds1 a. Gary BY the federal troops.
Il 10 sasS
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-12-04
Van Vert.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson were
Thursday night visitors at the home
Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Wilma Campbell, of Decatur,
with Miss Twyla Johnson and other
friends.
Miss Gladys Price was a guest
Sunday at the home Of her aunt,
I Mrs. Fannie Easter.
Mrs. Nettie McBee and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Burchett
were entertained at dinner Thurs
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Woods of near weldon.
Miss Carma Johnson, who has
been attending school in Centeryille,
was a visitor Thursday and Friday
Mrs. George Johnson.
Miss Helen Rumley visited Thurs
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Louie sholtz returned home from
Des i Moine e. Friday RI ater s41Gnnt
Drake University came Wednesday
of her mother, Mrs. Fannie Easter.
She returned to her school work
Monday.
MT. and Mrs. Jerome TraupeIl
SpcuL w cuucoudy DIT CHS VI
their daughter, Mrs. Albert Byerley
and family.
J. J. Smith was a Grand River
visitor Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Easter, of Cory
don, came Wednesday to visit
friends here.
Mrs Matte Walker spent several
days last week in Leon at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Caroline Rob-
bins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Crosby. of
near Grand River, were visiting last
week at the home Of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb.
Lorel Fierce. who holds position
with the Mechanics Saving Banks
in Des Moines; came Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lamoree
moved from tb. country int" town
last week. They are now living in
the Christian parsonage.
Mrs. Rushing and daughter. Mrs.
Nora Stricken returned Saturday
from Omaha where they had been
visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins snent
Thursday near DeKalb at the home
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-12-04

DeKalb.

being the first snow this year and we
think it will stay with us few da S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beers and family
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jink Wells.
Those who spent THANKSGIVING at
the Harvey Wilson home were Mrs.
Mary Wilson and childr n, Mr.. Andy
Young.
Fred Beers, Osmer Sissel and
Frank Miller were business callers
at Decatur Saturday.
Miss Nora Johnston spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Wilson and
family.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Wilson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. iona HOush and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs George South.
Frank Greenland loaded car Of
hogs at Dekalb Saturday.
Harry Wilson and son DelOert dir
some fence repair work for Mrs. Rose
Lands Tuesday,
Harry Wilson was a business WISH
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-12-04
Page ELEVEN

tor at Grand River Saturday.
Earl and Clarence Anderson were
Grand River callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fry are the
proud parents of little daughter
which arrived Saturday morning to
make her home with them Albert
is stepping pretty high as this is
their first child.
Mrs. Rose Wilson spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Rose Lands and Mrs. De-
kalb.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-12-04
Of their son, Roy Hawkins and fam

lily.
Miss Atha Briner spent Saturday
in Dekalb at the home of Mr.. Val
Mrs. Will Burchett.
Everett Fry loaded car Friday
with his household goods and ship
ped it to Humeston, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Fry and family will make their
home.
Mrs. Harry Fisher and children
left Thursday for Decatur, to visit
at the home Of Mrs. Fishers mother,
Mrs. John Hammer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-12-04
Johnnie Wilson called O
Young Saturday.

Those who spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. James Miller and son An
drew We're Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beers
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beers,
Mr. and Mrs Erwin Beers, Bunch
Mariner, Frank Miller, Misses Ruth
Greenhalgh and Mr.. and Mrs. Jink
Wells.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-12-04

Well if you wish to know who F.
B. is look up the farm bureau ad in
this issue.