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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
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Racing News

TO be So far removed from
prominent tracks. Tulsa has an
unusually large number of pco-
pic Interested in the running
horses, To supply a Ions feIt de-
mand. The world has made ar
rangements to furnish its patrons
with the race news OF some Of the
most important tracks.
To-day big meeting Is starting
at Hot Springs on The Worlds
sport page viii he found todays
entries. The Sunday morning
World will carrS the results. Re
suits and entries of This track will
be carried daily by The World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15

T r. Lott of the rrairin Pipe Limo
company was Informed Of the receipt
of tho above telegram last night lie
stated that his company had expert
cnced no trouble with MS labor and
that he knew nothing Of 70 movement
IN the oil fields 10 organize II LABOR
union,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
BarbreIs Chosen. Head
of State Election Board

OKLAHOMA CITY. March IA
Jesse A. Barbre OF Muskogee was to-
day appointed by Governor Robert
son as chnlrman OF the state election
board TO succeed Erret Dunlap Of
Ardmore, who resigned recently.
Rarhre WIS one4 OF the most pde-
tatigRble workers In hehalt OF Rob
81 tson I'm eastern Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
D'u Hor Liquor Made
az South Coffeyville

seven,ar.Ga st ar.GafNiLLE. kan. Marc, :,
ra,J n federal officer, 1m "ordm,,l.'l, ~
three ~ az South Coffovytiio uC,eu u,',
inF ,nn,s n',es south OF here ~" ok'
large No,",,.scating and des,rn,.,,o ,r morn
autoua aa,nNonnt Of LIQUOR ,oSnng .
a oD''e tires stolen re,,or,Il ,ouna I
tos.sd two N nave ave- been stolen, ana ay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
GERMAN REDS KEEP.
UP BERLIN BATTLE
Spartacans Arc Stubbornly Rc-drting
In Lichtcnbcrg, suburb OF Cap
ital; Horrors RcRcaud.
NOSKE EMPLOYS NEW RUSE
Locates Paymnstcr's office and Cap
turC~1 Men When They Put In
Appearance for Money.

LONDON. March li.-4partaohn
forces sill retairnpart OF the berlin
suburb OF I.ichtehterg and are stub
bornly resisting the government
forces, an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen says. Fight
ing Ia continuing In I.ichtcnberg and
also In the Karlahorst.
Numerous persons have been
Killed and wounded In the fighting
Many buildings have been destroyed
~ bombs
The dispatch says that only few
messages are reaching Copenhagen
from Berlin and that these are de-
iaycd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
OIL FIELD WORKERS ASK
LABOR DEPARTMENTS AID
Worlds Washington bureau,
Post building

NWFTT WH'TTTEIlW TVTTHTT
Post building
WASuNGTON. y G.. March -
charging that the Prairie on 4 Gas
company ana the schaoffcr on com
pany are dischnrRing workers and
blackballing them from tho Okla
homl oil fields for joining an inter
national association Of field gas well
and refining workers of America, the
union has applied 10 the department
NJ labor for tine assistance of mo
diator Commissioner of Concllin-
upn W n. Rogers was today as
signed 10 the ease.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15


BERLIN, Wednesday March IL
/ Twenty members OF the defunct
peoples marine division were sum
mnrily executed yesterday as the re-
suit Of their attempt to make an
armed attack on gOyefnrhcnt troops
In the building in II downtown sec
ton Of Berlin where the officers OF
tho DIVISIONS paymhHter were To-
Gated In addition. $50 members of
the former sailors guard were ar
rested and imprisoned to await the
action OF a military court
Tho whole procedure was the re-
suit ~ "A clever coup by men under
Guslavc Noske, the minister OF de-
fcuse when he was Informed OF the
location Of the treasury Of the ma
rinr division and OF the fact that
Tuesday was payday for II. he pro-
cecdcd to occupy tho quarters In the
early morning hours, The marines.
who previously had been In hiding
for several days. soon began 10 ap-
pear for the purpose OF drawing their
back pay They were promptly ar
rested. searched and conducted under
heavy guard to the Moabit jail Two
dozen Of the men who attempted
armed resistance were promptly
shot
Tho pavmnster's quarters were
found stocked with munitions, dunn
dun cartridges. machine gums and
hand grcnadcs Tho funds In tho
treasury. were seized The identity
OF the marines was fully established.
AS all OF them carried time books.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
LUXURY TAXES ARE.
 EXPLAINED BY ROPER

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Taxes inn posed under the new revenue act on sales of manufacturers, producers and importers, upon the sales of work of art and jewelry and on transportation. were explained by Commissioner of h. ternal Revenue Roper in a series of rulings made public today.
 The tax on sales by a manufacturer producer or importer is payable directly by him or his agent and is measured by the price for which the article is sold and not on the list price The tax is payable on a sale, whether or not the purchase price is actually collected. and discounts may not be deducted. If an article is increased in price to cover the tax. the tax is on the increased price.
 The manufacturers taxes cover a number of articles and range from 3 per cent on automobile trucks and wagons to 100 per cent on dirk knives and daggers.
 The jewelry sales tax is , per cent and applies to articles to be won for the purpose of adornment. Articles carried in handbag or in the pocket. such as cigarette cases, powder boxes and purses, are taxable as jewelry, only if ornamented with precious stones
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
Recall Their Deleaates

BRUSSELS, Saturday, May S.-(By the Associated Press. At a cabinet council this afternoon, which lasted two end a half hours, it was decided to re- call to this city the three Belgian dele gates whose presence is needed at a further council to be held tomorrow evening in the royal palace at Laeken, which will be attended by all members Aot the government and state ministers. At this conference, it will be decided whether or not the conditions offered Belgium by the peace conference are acceptable.
 The Catholic newspaper, Nation Beige, says it has been informed that Premier Delacroix told his colleagues at the cabinet session this afternoon, that Belgium is to receive immediately 2,500,000,0 900 francs in gold, and that the allies are. to relinquish the advances made to Belgium, thus far, of about six billion francs.
 The newspaper also states that all materials requisioned or destroyed by the Germans are to be returned imme- ditly, and that Germany is to give Belgium annually, for certain number of years, eight million tons of coal, representing 400, 900 francs. It adds that payment by Germany of seven bil- lion marks, in circulation in Belgium , when the armistice was signed, Is to take place without the intervention of the allies, and thus is dependent upon the economic reconstruction of Ger many.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
WANT FULL sEPARArIoN

NEW YORK, May 4.-Irelands plea to the peace conference is for complete separation from the British empire and for full independence, State Suprenie Justice Daniel F. Cohalan, chairman of the recent Irish race convention in Philadelphia, declared in a statement issued tonight to 'clear up misunder- standing among the people of America as to what the Irish are seeking"
 As designator of the committee of three-Frank P. Walsh, Edward F. Dunne, and Michael J. Ryan-which went to Paris to press Irish claims be- fore the peace conference, Justice Co., halan said he felt it his duty to "deny the story circulated here by friends of England'' that the Irish desired only some reforms, some rerdess of griev- ances, some Tightening of the burdens of taxation"
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
|S LIVING HEROINE
 IN MIDST IF SHAME

ROME, May 4.-(By the Associated Press) ).-An ovation was given Gabriel d'Annunzio, the poet, at a largely at tended meeting in the Augusteum to- day. The speakers described Italy as a living heroine in the midst of shame" and added that the hatred arising against Italy. lis only hellish rancor against the vigor of her life.'
 Let our eyes be fixed on her sacred countenance, still crowned with thorns and wet with sweat and blood" d'An- nunzio exclaimed, 'In spirit the Sa- viour is by our side and urges us forward"
 DAnnunzio who recently was pro- noted to be a lieutenant colonel, con- tinuing, said:
 This is another epochal month of May, like that month of May in 1860 when Garibaldi, with his thousands, went toward Sicily-like that month Of Nay in 1915, when Italy entered tl'A war, our epochal month of May begins again. Here we are, ready"
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
TRIPLE COUNCIL
 INVITE ITALY TO
 FINISH WORK

PARIS, May 4.-President Wilson. Premier Clemenceau and Premier Lloyd George, composing the council of three, today sent 8 communication to the Italian government, inviting it to re- sume its place at the peace conference
 It is believed Italy will accept. The terms of the communication to the Italians have not been disclosed. but 1t is believed they seek to remove the personal element of the controversy, and to pave the way for territorial adjustment when the relations are re- stunned.
 Major Fiorello II. Laguardia, a mem Der of the United States house of rep resentatives from New York, who is an Italian by birth, today said he believed the entire Italian question could be set tied within 4S hours.
 ROME, Saturday, May S.-Premier Orlando conferred today with Ellis Jones Griffith, former parliamentary under secretary to the British home office. The interview is considered to have been connected with the departure of the Italian delegates from the peace conference.
 It was announced in Paris last week that Premier Lloyd George had sent a representative of his government to Rome to open informal negotiations for the return to Paris of an Italian peace delegation.
 VERSAILLES, May 1.-The question of Italian representation at the peace negotiations, so far as can be ascer- tained, has not been raised by the Ger man delegates. Certainly it was not touched upon at the meeting of the inter allied and German credentials commissions here Thursday
 There has been no meeting of tht German and inter allied commissions since then, but the inter-a allied commis. sion met today at the Quai d'Orsay il Paris. to prepare report which will b' submitted to the Germans in writing It is understood the inter r-allied repre- sentatives found nothing to queftion il J the German documents.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
OMSK GOVERNMENT
 PROCEEDS RAPIDLY
 IN RECONSTRUCTION
TRepublican A. p. Leased wirel

OMSK, May 4.-The Omsk govern ment has accomplished >n months what other governments, saddled with similar reconstruction work, have taken years to achieve. WheK Admiral kol- chak took control of the administra- tion, there was nothing in Siberia re- sembling a central government. There were remnants of the old regime, badly disorganized, and various parts of Si- beria were barely able to maintain con- trol without utilization one with the other. kolchak has gained strength and recognition, until at present, his authority extends beyond the Urals to the Pacific. This territory embraces 70 million people, although there are a few elements which do not acknowl- edge Kolchak's authority.
 One of the greatest deficiencies con- fronting Admiral Kolchal1 is the lack of a code suitable for the changed conditions. Practically aE the laws of the monarchy must be rejected or re- constructed. The council of ministers sits daily, often late into the night, perfecting a system of legislation, and each day an official bulletin is issued embodying a dozen new laws as a re- suit of the deliberations.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
bELG|ANS PLEAD
 WITH KING NUT
 ID S|GN TREATY
Claim Nation Wrongfully Treated-Would Sacrifice Herself to Gain Prestige in Eyes of World - Not Willing to Accept Aims of Peace Council.

BRUSSELS. Saturday, May 3.-(By the Associated Press) ).-The petition presented to King Albert by the na- uonal political committee, urging him 10 refuse to sign the peace treaty. de- clares the nation would gain prestige m the eyes of the world if her sov- ereign declined to attach his signature to a document which did not guaran- tee her rights.
 In the last few days" says the peti- ton, vast bodies have joined us. We echo public opinion which is constantly growing and which is indignant at the little which is offered us for the safety Of Belgium and the dynasty. We beg your majesty to refuse to sign the treaty, rather than accept aims given us. By leaving the conference Bel gium would show the immortality of q peace signed without her.
 By sacrificing herself she would gain prestige in the eyes Of the world and the nations would demand that justice should be done her. We believe it would be better to risk having noth- ing, rather than abdicate our rights to the reparatiOn and guarantees promised by most solemn assurances. In the midst of the nations distress we com init to your hands our desire and our confidence
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
BoIsheviki Retreat

BEILEBEI, Province of Orenburg, Southeast Russia, Monday, April 21.- (By the Associated Fress)-Siberian troops are pushing close to Samara and Orenburg. The latter town is being evacuated by the bolsheviki and it is expected fortnight will see the cap- ture of Samara by the Siberians. To the northward, the Siberians have oc- cupied Bugulma, Menselinsk and Glastov.
 The retirement of the Czechs from the southeastern Russian front, at first regarded as calamity, has been greatly offset by the spirit. self reliance and patriotism shown by the Siberians. The advance of the Siberians has been carried practically to the predeterm- ined limit of possibility, before the spring thaw. It is expected that the Siberians will undertake a new drive soon, with the river Volga as their object.
 This front is held by an army of 100000 officers and ruen, organized since Admiral kolchak took control five months ago. A second army of s00,0O0 men is being formed in the rear.
 As a result of the efforts of Great l Britain and France, quantities of much needed equipment are arriving.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
BoIuar Locked Out

VIENNA, Saturday, May 3.--Alexis Bolgar, representative of the Hungar- ian soviet government, on returning to Vienna today from Budapest, found the Hungarian legation occupied by coun- ter revolutionary forces. Bolgar was refused admission to the legation.
 It is stated that the officers found large sums of money in gold and Eng fish and American notes and also stocks and bonds at the legation.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
Cohito Reheis

BERLIN, May 4.-(By The Associ- ated Press)-A rebellion against the Coburg dynasty at Sofia is reported. Sanguinary fighting has been going on between government troops and revo- lutionists, who demand a soviet gov ernment.
 Ferdinand, the former king of Bull garia, is a member of the house of axe-Coburg and Gotha. He was son Of Prince August of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Official notification of his abdi- cation was published in November 1918. Later he was reported to have arrived at Coburg and to have asked permission of the Swiss authorities to reside in Switzerland.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
Ernlains Hxmans Visit

PARIS, May 1.-The Temps says the entire French cabinet is favorably im- pressed by the report on the peace treaty, and adds that Paul Hymans. Belgian foreign minister and peace delegate, left yesterday for Brussels with two propositions to be considered by the Belgian government. These concern the priority of Belgium's claim 10 the amount of 2,500,0000O0 francs against Germany's first reparation pay ment. and the clearing up of Belgium's war debt without reserve, and with the elimination of the conditions which previously attached to this.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
Soviet Appeals to Wilson

VIENNA, May 1-rhe Budapest soviet government has appealed to President Wilson to prevent the on- ward march of the troops encircling Hungary. The appeal says it is time that wars bloody crime was stopped; that the soviet is making an honest effort for good government, and that it has kept order, despite the slanderous reports to the contrary circulated ly enemies who fled the country.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
LleeeT SUCCEEDS DicKMAN

CoBLENz, Friday, May 2.-Lien- tenant General Hunter L. hggett formerly commander of the firsl American army corps, arrived here to . day from Trayon and assumed com mand of the United States third armS in the occupied zone. General LigEeti relieves Major General Edward F. Nc Glachlin, commander of the first dl- vision, who has been acting commander of the army of occupation since Major General Joseph T. Diclman left Ger many for France.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
NEWS EPITOM E FOREIGN

BeIeians request King Albert not to sign peace treaty because of injustice done to that nation by the council.
 Fall of Munich said to end the reign of bolshevism in German territory. Oruy of red without violence char acterizes May Day celebration in Budapest.
 Council of three invites Italy to re- join the peace conference. Omsk government has proceeded with rapidity on reconstruction. DOMESTIC
 Mexican Financial Condition proven to be different than reported by that government.
 Status of loan said to be worse than in any of the previous ones. Luxury taxes are explained by Com missioner Roper. LOCAL
 Seventy six men of the 158th arrive home to be greeted by thousands in an enthusiastic welcome. Great united parade starts at 7:3o o'clock tonight to boost the Vie tory loan; big meeting follows.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
ONE FAILURE IN FOUR MONTHS

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Comptrol- Ter of the Currency William, in a state ment today, called attention to the solidity of the national banking sys
 tenn, as illustrated by the fact that in the last four months vury one small national bank. with s25,00 capital. failed. In the last Is months, only two national bank failures were recorded.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
ONEYEAR AGO TODAY

Austrians launch extended at tack against Italians from the Adri- atic forty miles inland.
 Desperate French attacks to re- capture Mt. kemmeI faii with heavy losses.
 Germans advance with waves of shock troops against Flanders line for fifth successive day.
 British casualties since March 21, opening of German drive, more than 250o00.
 American participation in war on large scale waits completion of army bases in France.
 SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE VICTORY ERTY LOAN WHAT YOU WOULD HAVE PAID FOR VICTORY THEN.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
RED CROSS SAVES SERBIA

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The food famine and typhus epidemic which threatened Serbia have been averted through the work of the United States food administration and the American Red Cross forces, the headquarters of the latter agency was notified today in a message from Red Cross headquart- CTS at Soloniki.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
THOUSANDS CHEER 1587H HEROES
" 5Jhelm1 Begs Permission To
 Go Back Home

BERLIN, Saturday, May B. (By the Associated Press)-For- rer Emperor William has re- quested the German government to be allowed to return to Germany and reside on his estate at kadl- nen, according to semi official statement issued here.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
Not to Take Budapest

VIENNA, Saturday, May 3.-It is stated in allied circles that the com manders of the Czech, Serbian and Rumanian troops have decided not to occupy Budapest. confining their op- erations to an encirclemcnt Of the Hun garian capital,
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
Government Shoots Lantaur

LONDON, May 4.-Gustav Lantaur, of enlightenment in the Ba- varian soviet government. who recent ly fled from Munich, has been shot by government troops at Bamberg, ac- cording to a dispatch from Zurich to the Exchange Telegraph company.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
NOTICE TO AUTolsTs

Monday night no automobile or other vehicle will be allowed on Washington Street Between Fourth Avenue and Fourth street after 7 D. nn, or on Adams street between Third avenue and First avenue until after the parade is over. By order of Chief of Police.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
URGES WOOD FOR PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, May 4. Senator Moses of New Hampshire, republican, issued a statement tonight urging the nomination of Major General Leonard Wood as the republican candidate for president in 1921.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
MUN|CH'S FALL END
 IF SOVIET RULE IN
 GERMAN TERRITORY
Gayest, Best Fed City of Huns All But Capitulates Ebert Government Wins Complete Triumph.

BERLIN, Saturday, May 3.--(By The Associated Press) s)-Government troops have captured the whole of Munich. with the exception of the Ganhen quarter, where the communists have made frequent attempts to negotiate Premier Hoffman has reiterated his demand for their unconditional surren- der.
 The communists made a bitter de- fense, but it proved ineffective.
 LONDON, May 4.-Bavarian sparta can forces have blown up a train crowded with republican troops near Munich, according to the Zurich core spondent of the Exchange Telegraph company. Three hundred bodies, the message adds, have been taken from the wreckage-
 BERLIN, May 4.-(By The Associ- ated Press )-The failure of the Munich insurrection marks the collapse Of the last important communist stronghold in Germany, and for the time being the Ebert and Scheidemann government is ! heaving a deep sigh of relief for which it can thank Herr Noske minister of defense. The irony of fate decreed that at the moment when Field Marshal won Hindenburg announced his retirement as chief of the army Noske, six months ago an unknown person of military | calibre, with the ragged remnants of l former battalions and hurriedly re- cruited volunteer regiments, should be winning the nations applause in the sordid internecine guerrilla warfare i that is not wholly without it's opera l boufe setting.
 l Munich. the gayest and best fed of 1 the capitals, still mindful of the arbi- 1 trary export embargo maintained by 1 Bavaria when Berlin went hungry, to- day is marvelling at the lack of the 1 intrepidity of the BaVarians and their utter impotence in the face of a hand i ful of bolsheviki. Now that the latter i have been defeated, government circles i in Berlin are not expecting insurrec- tions in other sections on an equally violent scale.
 Reorganize Spy SS stem The reorganized political secret ser ret service. which the Liebknetch rec guards forcibly disbanded November g. is at work again and is keeping close scrutiny on bolsheviki machinations. In 8 lengthy discussion of the situation lOudS, IHe ctleI OI the secret service informed the correspondent that the communists are now pretty well out of l funds, as the Russian ruble has been kicked out of Germany.
 'The German bolsheviki' said the chief, "are pinning their last hope on a possible failure in obtaining peace and delay in the improvement of the food
 situation"
 The officials here do not believe
 there will be more street fighting ir Berlin as the government troops are
 too well entrenched and because of tho
 utter demoralization among the rad
 icals.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-05
HNmans Goes to Brussels

Press. )-Paul Hymans, Belgian foreign minister, has returned here and will at tend a council. Great patriotic demon
 strations were held at Antwerp today.