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The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
ANOTHER L.W.W. IS ARRESTED
 FOR HOMICIDE

SEATTLE, Dec. 5 (by Associated Press) Dick Gravel, alias Jack Lewis, was arrested here yesterday and taken to Centralia to face a mur- der charge in connection with the Armistice day shooting.
 the running board of an automobile
 It is alleged that Lewis stood on near the l. w. w. hall and hred lnto the paraders.
 A statewide search has been made for Lewis and Ole Hansen, the latter of whom is still at large.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
0ILPROMOTERS
 MUST EXPLAIN
 SALESOF STOCK

CHARLESTON, Mo-, Dec (by As sociated Press) Lieutenant Governor Wallace Crossley, Circuit Judge Bur ney and former State Treasurer Deal are charged in suit filed here yester- day with misrepresentations in con- nection with the sale of oil stocks.
 Judgment for $47,000 is asked against them.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
CRACK PENNSYLVANIA
 TRAIN IS CANCELLED

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 5 (by Asso- ciated Press) The Broadway Linn ited, the twenty-hour Pennsylvania train between New York and Chicago, will be discontinued December 10, to save coal.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
On a War Basis

NEW YORK, Dec. (by Associated Press) The Eastern passenger train service will be reduced to a war basis on December 10, on account of the coal shortage.
 The order is even stricter than the war orders, and for the first time in twenty years the famous Twentieth Century Limited has been taken off the schedule.
 Canadian Coal for Montana
 HELENA, Mont, Dec. 5 (by Asso- cated Press).-The public service commission announced today that coal for Montana is on the way from Canada
 Great White Way Affected
 NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (by Associated Press). Electric heating of subway
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
STRIKERS ARRESTED
 AFTER DYNAMITINC OF WORKMAN'S HOME

PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. (by Asso- ciated Press) ).-Seventy-siX men, be- lieved to be steel strikers, have been arrested here following an explosion of dynamite under the residence of Felix Diarkardt, workman.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05

fighter in the world if offered his price.
 Claims Fight Is Contracted For
 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5 (by Asso. ciated Press) .-Dominick Totorich, a fight promoter here, says that Demp- sey is under contract to meet Carpen. tier in this city.
 Marquis of Queensberry Rules to Go
 NEW YORK, Dec 5 (by Associated Press) the Carpenter Beckett contest, meeting was held in London of leading representatives of American and European boxing to consider a new set of rules to super sede the Marquis of Queensberry rules.
 Champion Knocks Out His Man
 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5 (by Associated Press) Pete Herman, the bantam weight champion, knocked out "Kid' Began of St. Louis last night in the third round of scheduled eight-round bout.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
RESOLUTION TO
 DECLARE WAR
 T0BEAT AN END

WASHINGTON, Dec. (by Associ- ated Press). ).-Representative link ham, Republican, of Massachusetts, yesterday introduced in the house a joint resolution declaring the war with Germany to be ended.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
JENKINS IS RELEASED

MEXICO CITY, Dec. , (by Associated Press) Jenkins the American consular agent at Puebla, was released last night by a judge of that city, and
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
Service May Be Cut OneThird

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. , (by Asso- ciated ss),-Orders for the limita- tion of train service to conserve coal have been received here from the rail way administration. As the California railroads are using oil, they will not be much affected, but a material re- duction is expected in the Northwest, where the train service probably will be cut one-third.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (by Associated Press) The pound sterling dropped to $3.S6& today, which is the record low price for that exchange.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
CARPENTER KNOCKS OUT HIS
 OPPONENT IN ONE ROUND AND
 NOW WANTS TO MEET DEMPSEY

LONDON, Dec. 5 (by Associated Press) Georges Carpenter, the French pugilist, yesterday afternoon won the heavyweight championship of Europe by knocking out Joe Beckett, the English aspirant, in the first round, after one minute and ten sec onds of fighting.
 The prince of Wales witnessed the bout, and at its conclusion extended his congratulations to Carpenter and shook hands with Beckett, wishing the latter better luck next time."
 The Daily Mail accuses Beckett of sheer stupidity" but Carpenter is generally acknowledged to be the best man.
 It is probable that arrangements will be made for Carpenter to meet Dempsey, the American champion.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
MAY SETTLE COAL STRIKE BY GIVING MINERS INCREASE
 OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT

CHICAGO, Dec. (by Associated Press) No suspension of mail or ex- press trains is contemplated under the program for fuel conservation, but more drastic rules governing the use of fuel have been issued to the vari- Ous industries.
 l. c. Wells, editor of the Trade Jour- nal. says that private advices indicate that the operators are considering the p per cent increase which has been suggested for the miners. The in to the cost of production.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05

lld HdS DtSll ouo pCiiNCu bul iIS IIiS rush hours in order to save coal. The big electric signs on the white way" are to be operated only one hour each day, from ' o'clock to S:30.
 Governor Seizes Mines
 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Dec. , (by Associated ress).-Governor Gard her has proclaimed the seizure of if teen coal mines in Barton county Wants Miners and Operators to Meet
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec } (by As sociated Press) .-Governor Cox has called a meeting of miners and oper- ators in an effort to settle the coal strike in Ohio. The governors ac- tion was taken after a conference with leaders of both sides to the cOntro- versy.
 The governors office believes that a settlement of the coal strike in Ohio is very near Governor Cox is at tempting to settle the strike upon the basis of a wage scale higher than the IA per cent increase offered by the government.
 No Shortage in the Northwest
 WASHINGTON, Dec } (by Associ- ated Press) Louis Hill, president of the Great Northern railroad, said last night that he had been given assur- ances that the supply of coal in the Northwest would not be disturbed be- cause of the present critical situation. The Great Northern railroad, he said, had half a million tons of coal, or enough to last for traffic purposes un- til the Great Lakes were open to navi- gation in the spring.
 Check to Christmas Travel
 SEATTLE, Dec. , (by Associated Press) The Northwest railroad pas senger service is included in the West ern service cut of one-third beginning Sunday To save coal, the limited train service will be allowed to carry only essential freight. The order will check the customary Christmas travel.
 Martial Law in Oklahoma
 M'ALESTER, Okla, Dec. 5 (by As sociated Press) Martial law has been proclaimed in six Oklahoma coal counties.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
GarfieId's Statement

WASHINGTON, Dec (by Associ- ated Press) Fuel Administrator Gar field said today that the production of coal is getting closer to normal, but that the stringency in the Middle West was acute.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05
Dempsey Willing

LOS ANGELES, Dec (by Associ- ated Press).-Jack Dempsey, cham pion heavyweight pugilist, said last night that he was not surprised that Carpenter won the bout in London. He was ready, he said, to meet any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
"Price Lists From
Merchants Needed"

To require the emanufae,ur~. u pro-
vide the retail merchant with . esr,i.
fled price HIST. with which the latter
can substsntists his ciaim tina. ne n
not prctifeerins. u she suggestion II
Cora Smith. vice. president OF the Con-
s,ssrers' league, which hss rendered iis
services In the n. e. L fisht
The Consurers' league IL In favor of
protecting the merchant In his profit
but wants 10 give the consumer he
moneys worth at . fair price. she said
today
Upon the return Of the president.
Mrs. Nike conian. Saturday. vs will
call = meeting Of the executive CON.
mIt,es and will prctably outline some
definite line Of action" shs said.
A. soon as the word h given a
Washington. the fsur minute men viii
become active. II their services are ~.
ques,ei. leonard Bailey. chairman.
stSJsd thl. morning A bulletin viii
prvbahly he issued instructing the
speakers how 10 handle the subject. hs
said
The question Of eo-opsrsting with the
movement viii be officially prsssats0
at q MEETING ef the Rotary eiub russ.
day N the expected lAfcrmatloN tvv8
Washington arrives. officials q tSt
Lions ind kiwanis club, ststsl that ~
soon a. . definite plaa y eutl1neA. tl
would bs submitted fss he clubs 60.
sideratien.
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pvofssr Denies yhssry
ID DElDoo ooaAIN
RALLY = PLANNED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. - wbs,
promises 10 be the biterest political
isn't In the history OF the country viii
date from January l. for on that day
the biggest rally the democratic party
ever held viii take place here and some
fifteen representative speakers will de-.
llvsr hrcads,ds. ~ . signal TO the re.
publieans that they accept battle.
AZ 10 O'Clock In the morning OF that
Gay the democratic national commit.
- vii meet at the ehoreham hotsi
10 decide on the time and place Of the
nsSt democratic convsation. On the
evening Of the same DAY, at the New
Willard. viii come tho great "Jacksoa
Day rally at = dinner OF ~ plates
which. In Itself. constitutes q record
Tor such an occssion. II addition there
vii be places for more than iee sussts
Who VIII ssrivs with ths esffss to 10.
ten to ths sps>rhse.
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EXPLOSION 1t
ARSENAL KILLS
ONE, INJURIES I
Fifteen Buildings Destroyed
Near Dover, N. J.
OFFICIAL PROBE IS BEGUN
Blasts and Fire Cause Dam
age Of Million Dollars.

DOVER, y J.. Dec it-cAusss Of
the spe e,aeular fire which swept over
part of N. pica'lnny arsenal following
an explosion In the research laboratory
late las, nirh'. we're made tho subject
of an official investigation by army Of.
fioes today
The fire started by EXPLOSIONS NJ
shells. doing dsmaEe estimated at
from e'5o. .cps to $1,000. 900
oliver Mccormick. Of Maiden. Mars.
member Of tho marinss. wss fatally
wounded by an exploding Sbell while
fishtinG the fire and died is,es In the
hospital. Seven others we're injured.
Marines we're rushed to the scene
from . Nearby naval powder depot and
worked bvavely am Dc, Q vsrltabis bar-
fage of eSploJinG projsctii.s white they
,saistsd the fire fighters
between fiftAen and t-eniy tuiid.
inss we're destroyed. u vss stated this
afternoon.
The nost seriously injured In the
hospital are; Private Edward ". But.
ter. Asmph,s. Tenn, fractured skull,
Private Miph Luce. OF Upton, Mich.
contusions Of head and body. Private
Paul A. Green. Of Cleveland. Ohio. con
tlpioss.
When the explosions began . panic
broke Out In sone parts of the
surrounding country .onS persons
who thought that the prediction Of
The end Of the world vas being ful.
filled.
The first eapiosion occur ID In the
experimental laboratory Fire broxs
out Immediately. spreading into the
rafpsa,er and machine shops. The fire
destroyed four Buildings. ee,silins a
loss estimated ~ high a. one million
AsilasS.
rhe esp,osicn epsheA buldlnss In
this town an sas heard forty miiss
away. nAjee Q. l. Ailea. In cbares u
tho plant, hes eumsmoas1 voiunteer
firemcn from hoetaway md ethss
towns and marines frem the asarby
barracks u Lake Denmark. The work
u hshtirN the fire was msds hazard.
Gus by eIriodirs shells and II wss sew
sraI houfs before the flames were
brought under control.
Buildings we're rocked snd, windows
seven mtlss away hroksn by tho ire.
riendous coacusslon. The mufllel
roar OF the sxplodlng gun powder vss
heard oil the vsy to New Brunswick
and staten island. The cause of the
original sapiosicn h unknown. Il oc-
CURED N . powder magazine and
turning 1sbris srrsad the flames 10
sehss aasasinss
MAJ o. L. Miss. Y. q. A.. IN COM
msnA Of ths troops st Picatinny. I'm
msdiatsiy ssAt emergency cells to
Dover. walton and other nearby town
for volunteer firs fighters.
NE Vevt q esasUssta0 ~ blass vaa
mSds extremely lifficsit b. sseo wealth
=. Tie water froos and ne haD1s of
tAs fiss fighters bscans nsmb With The
oolA
eeus u ths injured were brought 10
the esusrL hoapttA a Dover; othars
vsrs trsstsA st sn emergency hospstsi
- the seens.
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Palmer to Ask Court Order
Requiring Packers to Sell
Wholesale Grocery Business

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BAR MEET
STARTED TODAY
More Than 200 Attorneys at
Opening Session,

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mRS. MAKE uIllDlE
10 TESTIFY 1oDouI

ATLANTIC CITY. n J.. p>c. Is
Mrs Esther Miller Blake win no unable
TO testify tonisht ~ the inquest into
the death Of her fivs.yearrold son.
James ". Blake jr.
Phydclans announced hi, today
after examining her In a hospital here
Mrs. Biske IL . prisoner II the hospital.
charged with numbering tho hoy. =
mute. whose body wss washed 40. on the
beach under tho soard walh In ycn,nsr
last sunday.
sIxteeu Witnesses. including James
~ Blake. have been subpo<nasd for
the lnQueAt.
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BULLETINS


NANsAs cirv. No, Dec. ia
a verdict u guilty ~ sl' four
oovrts In ths iNd,esmeNt wss ~.
turned BY the Jury thls sssssosoo
IN the esss ~ thIsty.tws wsmbsrs
f ths inSvstrlsi Wsetsses sS the
Wsr't sr Wiai IN the sseses, court
IN ksWsss CITY. ksR.. ~ ehssess
of vsessslWO ths sseseWass set.
rhs jury Ne bsss ~ s,Nss go
o'e'seh last RiSkt sN1 setvssss
when esvst ssNvs~>1 sk,s mssrins
and sshs1 sss svsthse Instructions.
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ssssWSsNts % I s's>sek ehts amer.
noon ~ JveOe JoAW G. pes,eek, &C.
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s's;ss district stteeWsy.
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A1T PREPARES
no PIT BILLS
|F0R $4,000
ayor 10 Proceed on Theory
That Case Is Settled.
|LlAR0 TO SEE BURNS
cision Of Supreme Court
aves Way 10 City Peace,

0oldias that the city budget matter
been settled by the decision Of the
De0ms court tbst the county excise
pro hes. no rixht 10 concern ',sslf
D The proposition. city commission
iodsy began Shocking up ou,s,snd.
} bs's.
I wee estimated by. Mike ponnslly.
pnlesionsr of finance, that a, least
oSoe In outstanding bins are stacked
~ dssks Of the city commissioners
, accumulation n ax months in
- no warrants aside from ,s'sric,
- dawn.
Ws,tsN 70 presss6
Dayas WALTON said he slli proceed
~ assumption that the supreme
~ rstIas holds. regardless Of reports
) 3Amss Rsasy. county assessor. vii
opBesd the budget On the tar rolls
he 10 officially notified
pot,iy urged ths commissioners to
~ the matter 10 settled before
4 toAe any definlts sction and Ro.-
~ muniripal counselor. said he
- ccafse with the county attornoy
nsstsmSs ~ 10 o~spssd
Aoeardlag N On agreement madc by
~ end mys~if before the matter
i ephsn btfore TIE Supreme cou,
neenla mus suit will be dropped.
~ sa6.
~ leas( two weeks vili Ne required
ork ~ bills hefors any IL ,hern
- pstd. Doanelfy said. and h.
= That city rreditors he paiien, AMI
. nttls Longer ur;n tbs city.
y - b prepared for tho work o.
ouoensrs saiA they .teh ~.
fhat the tudset problem seemed
sn1sd.
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FIGHT on PACT
To Be RENEWED
BEFORE RECESS
Contest Possible in Meeting
Of Lodges Committee,
DEMOCRATS IN MEETING
Hitchcock and Underwood
Seek Minority Leadership,

WARRINGTON. Dee. ~ Feasibility
the, tts senate peace treaty fight
nigh, be resumed actiysly before the
holiday recess developed To-Day ~hen
the for-iSn reistlons COMMITTEES Vas
called TO NEE, Saturday morning
The purpose Of the meeting ~ss not
announced. but leaders Indicated that
m sfior, probably would b. MADE TO
get committee action on the resolution
of senator knoS. republican Of Penn.
sylysnis. 10 dschre a sis'e of p"sce
srna'. managers hope 10 adjourn for
the hoildhys saturday night. by which
time. II vas generally conceded. there
would be Little possibility o' bringing
N. Enor msss,ir. 10 n vote
can for q conference ~ democratic
senators ssirrday 20 v.lect a leader 10
rirs. vns issu.d today by senator
Hiioh ock NJ N.hrss ska. WHO IL con's.'.
irg with Scrs'or Underwood of Alaha.
na. Tor the pace
Settlement Of fhe con'ot between
Senators Hi,chcock. the acting demo-
cratic leader. and chis' spokesman 'o
'hc administration In the treaty fight
snd sens,or Underwood formerly
de'nocts,ic leader IN the house. 10 tho
only business 10 come before the con-
fet~nc" The outcome was ssld 20 be
IN doubt
May Postpone Vote.
Friends cf senator urd-r~ooa init.
mated today that they might endeavor
90 postpone a vote until sther the
holidays ~hen the full democratic
inembsrship. iciudins Carter GlAu.
successor TO Senator Martin. 10 ss.
pec.ed TO bs present They aiso we're
ssid to desire disposition of the treaty
before the leadership election. 10 tha,
tho question Of endorsing Senator
Hitchcock's MANAGEMENT Of The treaty
mlsht not no ~ issus.
The action of R<nator HIichco X. who
10 ylce-chsir,rsn Of tho democratic
conference. In ISSUING the c,u. in
dicated 10 his friends that he felt
ocrNden, o. winning.
Some s.nltors said the leadership
ron'es, might have considerable hear.
ing on the Immediate outcome ~ the
treaty controversy. Senstors Hitch
cock and Cndet~ GOD have differed re.
xsrdlnG future procedure. the former
opposing and the latter agreeing TO &C.
cep, a. n iss, alternative the plan Of
Senator Knox to ra,ify N. treaty. es-
ccp, the league 81 nations covenant.
- = o.
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LANSING GETS
MEXICAN NOTE
Secretary Silent While He
Studies Answer,

WASHINGTON. Dec. ~ Secretary
~ state Lansing stated that tho Of
ficisi 'ext OF the MEXICAN note differs
slightly from. tho press reports. but
ne Ah this was undoubtedly due 90
mistakes In translation and that the
substance Of the note a. reported In
the vrees was correct THE secretary
rsfvsed 10 comment on the note
rAe note will have 10 be studied for
several Gays before any action 10 taken
on u. u wAs stated.
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NO MORE THREATS
70 CITY OFFICERS

Don't .csSy--ood yin 80 that yca
src tahsa care g."
One a the mAay Isttsvv rsesivsd 10
day BY nn- D. q. SD1oRss. woman vsi.
fare Wsrksr. vAsee lifs has bsea
thrsatsne1 beAuos q M aetivitiss N
rsuWdtRQ - iWsusVsl vsessts q oah-
hoasa City ~ go ffssa sso1isr who
10 aev N osbesls. y fslssreo = thrssts
wote several useaeon -
with tnt lse3 ! 90 tece ihsm ~
sArsaisalae ~ NE" MIIssIH ~.
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amy MUST eve UP
FIvE NONE WARsHIPs

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
CAnRlC0'S HEARING
HELD THIS AFTERNOON

Preliminary hearing for George Car
rico. former tax. assessor, charged with
smbssziins siH head ef cattle from Mrs.
Sarah A. Wagner. whiis acting % her
trustee. 10 scheduled for this Afternoon
before Justice A. w. Nc NcwiuismA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
BLOOD IS FOUND
ON CAR FENDER
IN CITY GARAGE
Arrests Expected in Charles
Giest Killing Case,

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