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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24
EAITsFIELp

DIR. Warren J. Howard was in town
Saturday.
Miss Doris Moriarty is spending few
days at her home here, having finished
her work in Waterbury.
Miss Ruth Joslyn returned Monday
from Middlebury college.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A, Remele were in
Waterbury Monday.
Leroy Hghley, while riding his bicycle
Saturday afternoon, ran into post,
breaking his wrist.
Elmer Mehuron has pullet 10 weeks
old, which has laid an egg, measuring
21s by 2A inches.
Frank Palmer and wife Of Wilder were
in town over Sunday
Ernest Griffith of Hartford, Conn, was
in town Monday
d. r. Bisbee went Monday to Boston
to attend the graduation OF his daugh-
ter, Helen.
Miss Gladys Palmer has closed her
school in Duxbury and is at her home
here.
Miss Vone Skinner went Monday TO
Randolph, where she will assist at the
Neill-Joslyn wedding Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Anne Livingston is caring
for Mrs. Hugh Baird
DIR. Harry Trask and wife Of West
Boylston, Mass, were in town for the
week end.
Jesse Joslyn and wife were Sunday
guests in town.
Eugene Joslyn and wife, ]. f, Joslyn
and son, Winston, all Of Montpelier, were
guests at B. L. Joslyn's Sunday.
The school in the east district, taugat
by Miss Bernath, has closed
The farmers have begun haying and
are getting an unusually heavy crop Of
| hay.
Miss Anna Belle Martin returned on
Monday from the hospital in Montpel-
Ter, where she has been having treat
ment for an infected mouth, resulting
| from the extraction of tooth.
Mr. and Mrs. w G. Martin were in
Montpelier Monday.
S. P Joslyn was in Montpelier Mon
day with his son, Ryford
Mrs. Earl Baird went Tuesday to Ran,
dolph.
Mrs Albert Bowen and granddaugh-
ter, Olive Baird went to Bethel Tuesday
to visit relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24

he is going to do just as he wants to for
whole month, as he has not had yaca
ton since the summer before the troops
served on the Mexican border
Leland Lyster and Claude Hinman are
home from Norwich university for the
summer.
The alumni association elected the fol-
lowing officers at their annual meeting
at Lake Morey last Thursday; Presi
dent, George Bailey; vice president, ia,
cob Bailey; secretary and treasurer, Mrs
Luella George; chairman executive com.
mittee. Miss Florence Glynn. About so
attended the meeting and outing, and
report a wonderful time,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24
Graduates
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Guy Hogle and daughter, urana,
visited at w. H. Wescott's last week.
They returned to Boston in Mr., Wes-
colts car.
A Buick car driven by Jerry Murphy
of Graniteville, last evening, skidded off
the road coming around one of the sharp
curves on the road from East Barre to
this city, went through a fence and up
against a tree. The bumper in front OF
the car saved it from any great damage,
one running board being scraped and the
Windshield broken. The occupants es-
capped unhurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24
VERMONT WOMAN
is FREE AT LAST
FROM HEADACHES
She Is Anxious That Others Shall Know
of Remedy That Brought
Her Health.

Her Health.
When headaches are accompanied by
stomach trouble, nervousness, inability
to sleep even when the body is exhaust
ed, palpitation of the heart, weakness
and pallor of the skin, it is generally a
sign that the blood is in need of such
tonic as Mrs William Marston OF No. 10
Lower Weldon street, st. Adams, Yer.
mont, used and found to be exactly what
she needed to bring back the color TO
her face and health to her body In re-
lating her experience, she says:
During conyalescence from an illness
disregarded orders and my best iudg-
ment and did tasks about the house that
were beyond my strength Instead of
recovering my health ] seemed to grow
weaker. My nerves were SO weak that
couldn't endure unusual sounds and
had frequent headaches for many
months.
my uncle in England had used Dr.
Williams Pink Pills with great benefit
for rheumatism and he urged me to try
the remedy | procured box and after
several weeks treatment the pills did
Axactly what | hoped they would do
My headaches disappeared, my nerves
became stronger and l became practically
as strong as ever 1t gives me great
pleasure to recommend DR.. Williams
/ Pink Pills"
Your own druggist can supply you
with DIR. Williams Pink Pills or you
can order direct from the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. ", en-.
closing 80 cents for one box or $3.50
for six boxes Write to-day for the
free booklet Diseases Of the Nervous
system. ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24
Band Concert WEDNESDAY Night.

The following is the program Of the
concert by the Barre City band for
Wednesday evening, June %, at 7:45;
Star Spangled Banner"
March, Flagship Connecticut" Schumann
Overture, Apollo ........ Laurendcau
Waltz, Morning Journals" 49,. Strauss
"The Stars and Stripes Forever" Sousa
(By requestl
Selection "The Grass Widow" Hirsch
Songs of the Nation" ........ Lampe
March, Wisconsin ........... Kneff
america
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24
WELLS RIVER

In the secondN game between Wells
River and South Ryegate, played at
South Ryegate, Wells River won by the
score Of 10 TO 0. The game was slow
throughout. Brown, for Wells River,
struck out IA men and gave three walks,
while Mcdonald struck out | ] and passed
four. Only one South Ryegate man
reached third base Ground rules and a
poor diamond hindered greatly the play
ing, The game was played Saturday,
june o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24
WASHINGTON

Closing exercises of the village schools
will be held at schoolhouse hall Thursday
evening June 20, with the following pro
gram "Home.Going Song" prayer,
Rev. P. Weller; play, "A Dose of His
Own Medicine; song, Don't Forget the
Loved Ones; play, "Uncle Joe's VIII;
song. "The Country Boy; play, "The
Fairy Garden, song, Anchored; play,
Taking Teachers Place; song, "The
Song Of sharon; play, "The Little
Rogue Next Door; song, "valedictory7;
class song Admission, Zoe. Children
free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24
SO. RYEGATE.


Mcdonald 4 Two-base hits-Wels River 2
Double play-Wclls River. Struck out--By
Brown II, by Mcdonald T. Passed balls
Ssmuelson 2. Umpre-Stark.
Mrs. Josephine Clark and son, Robert,
left the first Of last week for southern
New Hampshire, where they will spend
the summer.
George Thomas returned from Ian.
sing, Micn., last Saturday, where he has
been attending college.
Russell Stinson arrived home from
France last Friday While in France
Sergt. Stinson drove a truck and also
served with the army of occupation on
the Rhine. He played a great deal Of
ball in 1918 and caught for the team
that won the championship Of the A. Z.
f. He possesses a cup which was pre-
sented the team by the president,
Eddie Lamere, who is employed in
northern Vermont, is home on a weeks
vacation.
Henry Munsel arrived home for a
months vacation, last Friday. He says
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24
Painters, Attention!

Local 1856, painters and decorators, will
hold its next regular meeting Tuesday,
June "a, in carpenters hall at 1880 p. m.
All members are requested to attend.
A. NJ Stafford, r, S,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-24

C. N, Atwood, formerly in company
with his brother, Oscar Atwood, in the
business in Middlebury, died Ie.
Gently at his home in Worcester, Mass.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY
FOR OUR FIGHTING SHIPS

wAsUtNGTON. Jan = Amerirn's
cpnital fighting ships In tho future
will be superior TO those NJ other ma
tions because Of thelr electrically
driven machinery, Secretary Duniel-
told the house naval committee today
IN disclosing remarkable results ~.
talned nv the new dreadrnupht New
MrSico equipped with the electric
drive which Is w he n feature ~ nh
the hig ships authorized since 1918
The New MeNlcos turho electric
machinery was designed To dcvelou
2eb0O horse power NJ full speed and
TO give the ship n speed ~ - knots
"shr actually developed more
than ~ 600 no We power Mr. Dan
Iela aaid and maintained FOR foui
hours sreed ~ ~ Il knots ana thi.
when running al n displacement ~
600 tons greater than her design
called for"
The secretary said fuel economy ~
cruising spepi had hern ono " the
things sought IN substituting electric
drive tor the ordinary turbine rpuip.
men'
And I am hnppy 20 say" hs
added that this requirement also
was met AZ matter ~ fact the
New MrNico viii steam A. lo knor
on about eh per cent loss frel than
the hest urhlne driven ship that
preceded her"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
ROU Of Honor

NAHiilSGTON. Jan The FOL
owing casualties AZ" reported by mo
Upwuaiirf in-chisf uf the Amerl-
can rNpciitluuhty forces
kIll,d IN acttDn, 60. died or
wounds 8 di.d OS accident ana
other causes ~ sounded severely
3nG. ~ ug ~ hCii"n, 10. wounded
I,gtre Ludo,rrmin"d. lOs. wounded
Al.h' y. gUI Total 701.
Dhltnuma ust,
>DiD SEVERELY.
turpptni
\ lc~- - Ashley, trrdrtck.
I'itNnir'
tnrI o. toilingworth. Ui,by.
MISSING ~ ACTION.
Iri,hirH!
tninU~ T., tooirr. Chelsea.
ihDuips = kcrn. srnud Field.
NDi NDt.D. Ui;.ItiE tNDtTEN-
AlNI.D.
i'riynir-,
i'nn g. S.'huIIr, Wann.
rHti =. Iucrncr, to,m,
iI,n " trairr COLONY,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
WEEKS FINDS FAULT
WITH CASUALTY LIST
Massachusetts N.naior trtii,is- Wc-
currcuc" ~ Errors nnd Delays
IN Publication.

WNsIllSGTO%. Iin " The war
Impairment We. rhurp5 .rlu's'i IN
ino senate today ny senator Weeks
~ NAssh h HHct's. ropyh.l.pn. tor
dtlsH aud errors lu .ompiIuE ca.
ut.',, among iNo etuedi'i NARY
~ 80 ana fpr f.Hr' ~ ru operate
u 900 ilo i,l rIu.r lu the mate ~
f.lNifding lrtfr.s from wounded
e I...s iu relatives lu mis- tulu ~.
tiflt,Hm Was directed 'Hpr'It' y
a. tNo office ~ me ~ unn' rru'rN
% 'hr army Senator Weeks saying
iNtf Major Geuorll mccain. thU al
wftnt grnrtbl who rr'Ifrd ih"'
summer 10 command 4 vision. q" y
wno was succeeded hy Major ,i"u.
,pI linrris should nav" teen 80.
- rrd ile ,uuid uu. '"'i's". ho
s.It. mat 4 change ,u tho uff'.r dur
irs the wal was buslnrtslikc OF de-
N.,N|c
Sof aior Weeks declared that the
war dtpAftmChi's Information 40 o
.tvutfuos often hnI hoon wrong
"Iur'rg the week ended b,""m.
Der -" be stated "lho Ret truss
received an average ~ 20 ,r'ters a
day from pltputH Who hal been al.
VIa.d hy the war Department That
ih,lr sons had been KILLED on u
specific date In sNrrl one ~ th'H"
cases the parents wrote they hti fr.
Cri.ed communications ftum inclf
boys subsequent to the rate given ~
the war department Thni HrWs
almost mlracu Gus that go many "f'
rorH could have occurred Ia cases ~
This Kind"
II also wnu worth nothing the
Mhsanrhus senator continued,
that IN sending reports ~ chsuh J.
Ties TO families the department, sim
1 ply stated tho individual had Teen
Killed or wounded without fnr'hr'
explanation and that ~ Tar M he
knew the department hai no othef
Information ON tho subject
"Tha, work" he added has ver'
| properly been taken up hy the Red
| Cross and n ls test fled that In the
nrighhorhoni OF 10000 letters II
week have heen sent 10 tho fnmi' los
~ those Killed or injured giving me
facts rc'atlng To the death or condi'
tion OF tho injured man"
| Describing Red cross methods
| Senator Weeks said that agency In
| Angus, located In French hospitals
400 American soldiers reported
m lssing hy the war department
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
- -H
CLEMENCEAU.WIlSON
DIVERGENCE LITTLE


LONDON, Jan. 2.-Comparina tho
speech OF Premier Clemenceau bc-
fore the French chamber OF depu'
ties and President wilson's address
at Manchester the Times arHuea
there is no fundamcn laI dis-rep-
Ancy between the aims OF tho two
men. The newspaper says;
IAN that NJ. Clemenceau aays OF
tho difference--c0ntras we may call
it--b~twsen the positions OF France
and America 10 simple truth.
France sees and feels what q
German invasion meana and de-
mands abso.uts security against ths
recurrence Of the danger she 81
narrowly escaped and the suffsrins'
"Ir, wilson = equally determined
10 deliver her from those evils
Where NJ. Clsmenceau APPEAR,
noss markedly 10 differ from Mr.
Wilson is In his confession Of . csr.
tain skeptiolsm a. TO the adequacy oi
any means except one to secure the
lust claims OF France.
There 10 no incom patibiiity be-
tween Mr.. Wilson's deal and this
more prosaIo Immediate object
which N. clemenoeau sets before
France. Ono 10 a necessary stage IA
tho attainment OF the other. A su'
prone fact ls that both admittedly
desire the same immediate steps and
both---aibeit one With confidence
and the other with hesitation. looh
forward to the same ultimate goal
II n a promising feature OF the at
ttude of the two suateamen tina
neither affects to sntertain ex,rava
Eunt hopes"
Th. nexsnaper resnrds I,residen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
FORD WINS ANOTHER STEP
IN ACTION FOR RECOUNT

DETROIT. Jan 2 An order 10
show ,al,r why they SHOULD not III"
,stp ned from destroying ballots
east n tho United states wnntori.l
rlc,Ion In Michigan, has been Ia
sued 10 the city ana town clerks of
eastern Mlrhigin hy Judge Wafrins
ton ~ the United Satos court ~
appeals ~ cincinnati, It bo anne
kuoNn hero today.
The action. on hohtlf ~ Henry
Ford, who on the face uf ia" uffl-
Cia oudnt. was dyf"tird iul IA" sen 70
atOrsuip by Lieut. com Truman ~.
Ncwberiy, In similar tn tuu taken In
wcA,rrn M,uuigau u few inNs hgo AZ
that time II WAS stated Mr., lord
would seek recount
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
BOlSHEVISTS SUFFER
HEAVY LOSS AT PERM
General GRlin ~ i,"nd ~ '"'hu'
Sio,nk- Tnhc~ 80 Oon frl-"u'rs
aud Nimn~t Wlprs out \rWb
LEVINE NARROWLY ESCAPES
Prcmicr's Train lNkcn pud several
Mcru'rr- ~ staff W" captured
Hut Leader Gcts Away.

Hy The Asso. stei rress
SO In cnptu.u. I'Im .n 'n' 10.
mouuttIuH. G,urfal DI lt ui 'N'
head ~ tytChu sl.Nul n'l .'' .''
soldiers, virtually ItHI,s 30 me h.I
shr,lFi third ARMY fnm vui'h h'
took ~ 600 g. g.rrrT b'u'fI ~"
NLAbiNOSTnrk, Monday Dec
dta troops captured uu h'u'iti
train from which Nikuu l"nln~"N''
hoishrVik pi'mirr Wnv d'r"r''er of.
tfntlun. u tho 'rgIuu ot I'tfu. lF
nine himself escaped. hu' several
memhcts ~ hA party we're TAKEN
prisoners
0,rr.aI GuIln'a suprrIo.s oppnH'l
his plan - attack against PORN 'nl
he carried uui the operation ~ ih'
risk ~ removal from his command
In addition 10 the 81 600 prison.
ers r,poricd General Ghiin c'r
ttrs1 uOu railway cars. l.u '|l
sIius loo machine guns, 10 nn'".
uphi o.. iu 'utlrr wagon transport
seKtInl ufmufrd trains ana several
thousand horses H., manruVrr was
u complete surprise iu IA" h"lsheNiki
~ proved hN IN" fact that he cap
turci scNsiil prominent soviet lrtd
ers ~ the headquarters ot the third
bnishcNikl army Ton hOl-hevlkl reT
meni- are declared 10 haN" been an
nlhilated ana the rest of the enemy
army was drivn across the Kama
river. Troops ~ General Homenuff
the anti .bolshevik leader IN the Chitn
district. have occupied Vcrkhnl
tdinsk. on tho Siberian railway east
OF Lake Uaikal
Two hundred thousand Russian
soldiers released from German pris.
ons are expected Ia pass through
Omsk within u fortnlght. The itus'
SLAMS are destitute ana In a serious
condition from exposure ana lack OF
food
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
ElSNER FEARS PEOPLES
WRATH IF CULTS TOLD

MUNICH Jan IN the course
~ ~ question 'risrd IN the r,0, H.nl
council regarding aru.r,tu'. .HHrv
agitation Kurt risucr un,h'b' rf,.
wior. rrferrlnR To attempts 'n iu.
nu'n,u uIiuluu In favor ~ NuNu
rr.rc, Hluprrch'. ~iid it Wouil hr a
gr,vluuY mistake To- ,our,I him tu
puhlish the proofs ~ the eHi't 81 tho
dynasty. because they would l' ~
such n nature - 80 en- ~" an ur'
lrruh ~ wrath among the people pnl
imporll the lives " tho mcmh''s ~
tho dynasty
The rf,nIIt, announce 80 ,.. o.
Uahuont OF , national rul'i oi i.#.
tIur composed of a. wrwh'ra N'..h
would irNus'rl'y amt. r.,Hl IiiHuuiy
plots
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

MUSK OuEE E-The report of tn.
superintendent ~ the five tribes tor
the asst fiscal year. lust made public.
shows that there was d.shursrd 10
members of tho five tribes Tor tho
year the sum OF ti.t2a,ttl1l, when
Includes per capita payments, roy
altlc- ana rrCe. pts from sale ui
lands, There were built Tor Indians
l17 houses costing il3ti6G.67. bl
harus coating i9s,plR.ys. The q
we're drilled % wrils on India,
farms ana the purchase of live stocN
Tor Indian farmers we're 2bb horses
an mules, tpt cattle ana bOs hogs
The expenditures for improV VemcntS
live stock and farm mhcninei y
amounted tn tl,O,s,0i72G The re-
port n,so shows that there we're t,OOU
Indians Ia military service during
the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
BAKER WOULD BUY SOME
ARMY CANT0NMENT SITES

wAqIINGTuS. Jan. Secretary
rnk'r sad today he intended 20 seek
the Views - congress on the quest ~
~ purchasing the land on which
army cantonmenis are located tie
sud the war department thought
some ~ those camps should b" mad"
permanent Aui that II would cost
thuut tl2. 900 uO0 10 acquire the siies
,tpndy approved for this purpose
Tn, matter viii he brought up by the
secretary when he appears tomorrow
before tn. house military committee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

MUSK OOEE Governor Williams
has been nppeatod tp for aid In
cleaning up the dives m this city
II u claimed that as fast n the po-
llve force arrest offenders ami turn
them over to the Hncrlffs office tn"
PRISONERS either escape or are al
lowed their freedom Ninc prison
trs were allowed tu r- ape In one
diy after he judge ~ the city cour,
had ordered a deputy sheriff tn tnkr
charge ut them nud twu uthc ,
were given their freedom hy the
sbct,ffa deputies. who excused thclI
at hy 1,iug they could not bold a
man without a Warrant ~ the re-
Iut, goes II Ia 1.sp charged that
the sheiitfa office refuses to serve
bench warrant issued by the su-
pcupr court fOr Jones tantrcll. con
,clri OF the unlawful possession II
liquor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

OHARlOT~rE, n. C.. Jan. 2-Dr.
return of price c~- ancient bronao
instruments stolen
from the chinese imperial ohser,n-
tory by German troops during the
nnxer uprising. l- to be asked by
the Chinese government nj tho Yer
salll~ peace conference. Dr. w +.
Willoughhy m adviser ~ that gov
crnment. announced here today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
JURIES FOR NEW YEAR
WILL BE NAMED MONDAY

District Judge conn Linn has ap
pointed the Jury mmls-ioners Tor
Tho new year. and directed that they
report 10 the court house next Mon.
dny ami proceed To- select tho Jurlcs
fuf all courts q fog the year 1919.
Tho followlng were named as
mry com ssionefs Cyrus Az
cry NJ the commissioners district
which includes the city. W II VII
GO, ~ the Leonard district. and l.
l.. Miles OF Skiatook,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

NASlliNGrON, Jan sweep
Ing electoral reforms effe ,'i ln
Sw eden providing the 'w"st extend
ed universal suffrage 'or ho'h men
ana women. irfespcctive ~ taSabtl-
itv" are described In n cable dis
pnich received today by swedish
Minister Ekengren from the foreign
minister at stockholm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
Indu-tr,ai Gas or.

PINE nLuFF. ARK. Jan Z
tipon recelp, ~ word from Fort
Smith that domestic consumers ~
gas there are suffering Tor lack OF
heat during The pre-en, cold wave,
State FUEL Administrator " e.
Couch. here today. ordered g,s Tor
Industrial plants IN tho vicinity Gu,
OF, during tho cold weather
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

luNtHpN. Jan GUSTAV Naisks
ono of the new members of the
tbcri government In Gctmnny IL
quoted iu an interview printed IN
the Sprrss ~ saying that the dc
mobilization ~ the Grrman army =
proceeding much more rapidly than
was ut frst believed possible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

ENID The Central state bank Of
ENID has filed suit TO recov"
tt.fGb.t2 taSe- paid on tts,hOO
worth of liberty hondA II In con
tended by tho bank thatthcse honde
arc not subject TO taxation for state
purposss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

WBBHEIta FAIJS--T. A. Tine. n
Justice OF tn. peace here, has Ueen
arrested on tho chaix. OF embszz.ing
ta6tg worth of cotton from j X
Field. the owner ~ farm worked
by the Justice Of the peaca
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

TOrEkA Jan 2-roI Abrn-
ham W. smith. rs. promlncn, figure
In Kansas politics Tor more thnn 20
wears. dropped dead at his home here
today from heart failure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
pue Drivers on strike.

NEW ORLEANS. lar. orc
thousand Nerltmeu. wruh"rs 't p.,
drivers and purta' le 'ng.u"'f.'
unions. engaged IN work on The iu
dusirinl tuunl here. went ou strike
TODAY fnr higher wages Twelve hun
dred carpenters who had leen build
ing au army supply depot already
are on strike
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
SIAIE bkiEFS.

MuSkoutE- the dnifymen do
ins business In MuskoEec have ralte |
tno price uf mllk J cents n quar-. ef
frc,ive January /. Increased cost of
production 10 tho excuse offered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
CARS ARE OPERATED
BY ORDER OF COURT
lnitr,I states NnrahRIa Itun S'r,iy
on knn~,s slide ~ Tine nnj Pa
,trul streets Witb Shotguns
CASE IS IN SUPREME COURT
city Appeals a-'cnt inrr IA y. y.
I,tbunnl - War hoard Delays
Hearing ~ mployr~' Grievance.

KANSAS CRY. Jan ? street
cars " Kansas Guy. Kan. operated
today under guard ~ United states
deputy matshnia their crews also be-
Ing mndo federal officers. while
squads Of other matshals armed with
shotguns patTolrd tho lines Qua ds
on the cars ana car crews caiilcu
ruVolNefs.
The day, the twenty.third OF the
car strike IN Greater kansas tlly,
passed without reports ~ disorder
Federal operation ~ the cars
was undertaken on an order hS
JuuH. John &, Pollock OF the federal
court, who also Hrantcd Tempo
rafy restraining ordor. returnable
January II, IL prevent the strikers
or their sympnthikeis from inter
ferins with the onr service or mo-
Iestlns tho street car oompanys
property.
Judge pollock'a action did not AZ
feet cars operated In knnsaA Ciiy.
Mo. where the srrvloe tonight was
said 10 he about two-thlfds ~ the
normal service before tho strike.
OMAHA, Neb,, Jan. s.--Taking Of
testimony by Wlllhm fioWhrt i"ll
ana Iiasll Manly. john chairmen of
| the war labor board. In tho Omaha
| earmens controversy started thi-
morning. Mr.. Taft said no must
| leav- for Chicago tomorrow, Tho
Kansas city street ear case may be
heard In Chicago.
-
WASHINGTON. Jan. s-The SUI
prrme court Was asked In appeals
filed today by the Kansis City RAIL
way oompany TO restrain Missouri
state officials from preventing the
company from charging Increased
stt eel car fares In kansis tlty the
proceedings resulted from recent
awards OF the national war labor
board granting employees of the
company Increased wages. The com-
pany claims that unless u is por
mitted to inoi caze fares II fears "A
deficit OF $4,000 900 In i,s operating
expenses noth state ana lower fed
era courts have denied the cont
pany'H request for inluncuons,
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