davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-07

Adjt. Gen. H. I. Johnson has notifie
the Vermont Trap Shooters associatio
that a team composed of two men fro
each company of the Vermont Voluntet
Militia will go to Springfield next mont
to participate in the annual shoot of Il
association.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-07

w. D. Bull, who is quite a muskr;
hunter in Hydeville, found on going ov'
his traps last week, bald eagle, whiC
was drowned. Telephoning to the autho
tiles he was told that he might keep II
bird, which he will mount 1t measure
eight feet, three inches, from tip to t
of its wings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
FIELD MARSHAL FRENCH
TARGET FOR ASSASSINS'
IN STREETSOF DUBLIN


Dublin. Dec. 1.-THE critical situa- |
ton in Ireland reached climax this
afternoon when an attempt was made
to assassinate Field Marshal viscount
French. lord lieutenant of Ireland.
Several shots were fired at the Wis
count while he was motoring from the
Ashtown station to the vice regal lodge
Although number of the bullets
struck the automobile he was not hit
One of the assassins was shot and
killed by a policeman in French's es-
lcort. This man was said to have had
bomb in each hand as he was shot
down. One Of the police escort wa;
wounded.
| The shooting occurred in Phoenl,
Park. Immediately afterward polio,
PRESERVES and two tanks were rushe'
to the scene. Intense excitement pre-
vailed, in the belief that general up
rising had started.
Reports that Irish extremists plar
ned to assassinate Lord French ha
heen in circulation here more than
week. These reports, while official
i discredited, resulted in additional pr
), cautions being taken to guard the lol
y lieutenant
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
TWO AMERICANS
HELD IN PRISON
Since NOV. 18th

Washington. Dee. ls.--Two Amef
oan sailors have been held in Jail as
Mexico, since November ~
ou the charge of assaulting q Mexican
c,,,~an c she state department announc.
ea today. The American consul =
Maxaslan has attended to the ease ~"
has asked for a speedy trial sos 'n'
men. :, ,a.a ana
ltT q. Martin, the department mA'u
Irhav are from the submarine tcnaeF
lPocomoke, =. ta,,
rresldent Wilson today was N tu''
lcharge OF the Mexican situation ~.
earxn,a reply to the last United s.aee'
note demanding w o. Jenkins ~
lease has been submitted ,o WV ..'s,., SaSs
lutlve. Il was learned Autnor,.as,ss,s ~,
yN,laonI Il considering whethsn -
: iankins cnse should be closed y
s,upIv forgetting 20 answer 'he -,
Z lrcse Dr. ~ sending another rommah'
! na,,nn. "a clear away ali evidences J
q nnstility. Although this KoSrfn'ns' a
!. se.,n II was triekea IN the sepNs'
.asa the consular agent 70 free
nan and that makes y iinponsnla, !.
A. continue demanding ne rsls,s" INV, w
4 Iout getting into technical ssss' WV"
= wh,cb might merge upon the r'u'o
rs lious, 1t is felt. N, .,,uati.
cd The entire Mekican ~ ~ ra,ra
III nrovpht 10 n crucial stage ny cas,'
AZ sa,. recent action In preveniihs =
~. a,san companies from dfillins
n. ws,,a, also Il before the president
no Ia understood and acsloh W. -
Itermined by htm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
****s**** x =
PEACE TREATY BALLOT


.a,,st,ce the representatives peace treaty wn as
Following the ~ n and signed at Par covenant This ~
-cawnanv mart I being the League uorv . November
also signed unu session congress coven
During the sp srvations this % The foreign rei s he
1sh series OF = IN recommendation o. s to vote .,nn o.
adopted py tn tha raifying resolution, for @ ss
twohrds majority fy
it defeated; ~ sea aservations, while lof' I'LL
to ranfy without any s.avsr rss :, - the people w"
On any condtons and end the tningOn Of
This is deno representatives IN snortant quest their
be acted upon ~ ment this most m readers to st which
To test puDl1 rs Capital Journal asks uoving statements
a a.t,tsaa nv checking that one u ' check here
expresses their views ,nadae ratii-
and the league Of nations
i al favor ratification but ohp W. .sadons---~
+ s-r.favor ratification, but only N''''e ------
: 4-r am opposed ratification II :
. : suu'ss sin ana mail 10 Capital Journal ***
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
Removal of Four Police
Officers By Caucus Action
OF Council Contemplated

as possible, It y allesea' a,nssa .lsss caucus
sometime ai'sr sa,' . ans enlist votes for
New years gay anu NJ, lin n omen coun-
the legal job o. removal "a. ~ ,pa Upe oounc,i-
ci session. No one oS, sS,s 'ne caucus win
men wno !, mess ,'roresa,ngs ~ within, until
the the : result is shown by public action o.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
Thugs Who Beat e
Woman And Took
JeweIs, Sought

,,,ero. cal. Dec. ~ eo so,,r
men are hs.g ssios nough, BY The '' po',ss =.
others are oss,,S 1.sl,fornia. following y, y,
Of soa,hst1b y I bOId holdup near 'fiA'''''
last night a,,,Aerland Of Rene
Mrs Edith II sasl.st ,,ss ,hat she was
lrsported 70 ., .he s"S po.Ir robbed q isoea
attacked: ees.ssS .su,'.,s and siso ~ ssysl ..s.
sailors IN civilian .. si0sasn. u,sh her on q,
plea ihs Z. .ars p,.ss' s,ass isey = Jacobs :, y
ltrip % san .l9 p'ssy, " ana Joseph wail AZ
= Mrs sutherland .lI y. s.I Vas mass y y
{ Ism and her iacs 49, ~ appeared Al q
I. ana bruises when s"s
station.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
AGED NAN FREEZES
70 DEATH IN SHACK
DURING COLD spell

s,rnoq,ine desperately but VSinis
'o,nst death that staIked with 'ns
asa.' '..n and finally surrendering wns" W. u
storm, a,,id AM moi come, is the story =. y.
reliel a.stS Mo ot Earnest Nader %, os1ars so.n.
'lse ,.hich u were received Friaas . ac.
Of wh,'I ~ coroner clough. NADER. az a.
a,ng ins =, 70 Doctors version - ~
coat' snt,, died from exposure - ma
dea,n' ssa His body was found II an ,,,,, ..s
sVla, s',e o,datea shack on the
sHma mace near Aurora. ,,,,.aav nc
ni,e p,s asr sroze to death saturaas, s.,',s, ~
Ming to telephone advicss teuh y hein
cor1'%s co. a,,anrh. sunday. His booy "a = Nan Nm
py S'oa >, The s. A. Miller unaersan,,n un.a,,,n
held ,iisnment - nj, in that town n swa,u sa, y
r essal ssarnatlon y Of relatives. 20. 20 "a Il IN
4 inIornMder inform Nader has no relatives ~, ~ -
E ,,H,pv known He was born in Gsr,na@sr nsossra
eonnsrs .nn his body was found pros.,n pt,1ss,,r
h " me me- floor. with snow -, 4,
/ tarous~, Evidence plainly told o. '.,,I. ne h
a vans, s.,,,s with death. NO. a. z ps nov
e ing ,ad paw waT found in the chilly ny 4.
e. Wand rust on the efSadA Ssd warmed |
T. nearth for many hVu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

Names Of the men he would have
serve under him during the coming
wear were announced Friday by Cnlel
az Police Percy M. Varney. The men,
with the exception of one, are the same
Who served in the department TINS
wear. That one, v. NJ. Moffitt, former
ira ffic officer. who was removed from
the force short time ago when the
council denied he request for addltioh-
81 nolicemen, is named to succeed "a,
trolman Troy Branson, who resigned
THURSDAY. . VAR,
The men are: Day Sergeant harr: !:
I'M Rowe, Night Sergeant Elmer - y
|, white. Officers w. F. Thompson y
/ ! white, o. r. Victor and q. i-o
Morelock. rs,,,
II announcing his recommends
n lt;ons Chief varney explained .lia. ~
It was retaining the men and adains ~
& s,s. M because Of his firm belief tna'
: ,'es @ se,acted the best men in the y
" suited for police work. ,. vr;,,
IN II is learned that an effort WI, !.
,r 49, clash this list by certain mei
r, hers hers Of the council. According ,s,, - w :
v Woes this group of couneil,iaen' cou,s.a w. ~
W.. 49, heretofore been identifieo W
en- nase e.ted attacks on Chief Varnes 2
~ ~ repeaeea Man the rmoval of four
he the above named men,
10, In order that this removal may =,
in ,,u,ad With as little oppos''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
.I,e,vis Requests
Wilson To Lift
War Liquor ban

~. s,,ngton, Dec. 1s..Redus',aTr NJ tnS war
WasnlagsUlt presiSent wilson lift tes Senator Mo
that that .pau on liquor, former ,Dao. confer
time t ME- Oar Of illinois, held a iGrs T'amulty
Lewis w toaay a with Secretary ! business
enGe swis v believes that q as ,'se stocks of
1sg'S rs svsn st a'ss
whlsnes s.asa of r. it before the i0'i'
disp9s1b s,t becomes operative T. Massachu-
ss..ss ss' sf s'ss rs,ss sssss h. ss1
!. ! the as'l prohibition pro- am, amenan an economi
said ous that We should Ssl stocss alHs no
tillers to should the president iSt1on 4 at
oIaim in eGnp, war time prohi9l''bu prob 9o business
! pr9eia'lV pro + would work g0o' :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

The authorities apparently appre-
hensive that some attempt on French
life would be made today. He was re-
turning from tour of western Ireland
and left the train at a wayside station
to complete the journey by autcmo-
bile.
d The escort had no warning OF the
attack which was made from ambush
lin the park. Most accounts agreed
shat five shots were fired by the as
sassins. one of which narrowly missed
French's chauffeur,
British government officials recent
lN admitted tkat the situation In Ire
Hand was the most dangerous It had
Ibeen Tor a decade. Every moment the
, British government delayed In actinf
! lon the home rule bill prejudiced tbs
: chances OF the governments proposals
being accepted, it was said. Premie
Lloyd Georges latest announced psai
: lis to outline the governments schem
d lin commons Monday.
a Acts of violence have increase
y throughout the country until some oil
i tricts have been living for weeks al
der a veritable reign Of terror.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
CANPAN|K|, WORLD
FAMOUS DIRECTOR
o. MUSIC, IS DEAD

cmcaso ,.,d famous musical director
paninl :, Iukes hospital early tooas'
.. sa,,owirg a two months Illness
pneumonia. xaon director Of the
,aaao Grand opera company ssd 80
cni0as { : slx years. He probably - arg
the las ias. aeouaintance a in the mus,'a mus, :
world than any other man, !, y the stag
W. w. MOST famous singers on 'A
today 0@s a,0i was born in Parma ma debr lspl
Al campann, isO. He made ms W
: Iseptempeaa ator :, At the age Of ~. nee
las conduct. on.v years he has pss !,
the of ,d the prominent iisu ~ recipiel
one oa, ~ world and was .hg md Sou
muS,oT, sonors from Europeaua We has fill
Of hoho,S oa governments. ne i,a,y nSS lea
American an5s p in practically evens .,.a 4,
engagements sue - south America 2
; lss ins III United States ne 90 90 at the !
( the ne country IS years asg ass,e ,eIn. to J
/ this - oscar HammeIssseM W. Manh
] quest neral :. director OF 'he
! tan opera :, ,s survived by ms z,
I 40 al one time was sns name Of J
8 who oonnearing under 'ns 's,er Of the
Ssss1h's,s hss..a =; ;rsa..a. ! /. c.%Ss "sSs
X estate. y, vas worshipea ~ J !
I ers and opera ssrs s0S's 0FSs'cosnIilon, and md
sa,1aass = ls%s a's. Rosa RsIss a,s.a naFs "a
4 MecoEIsluie Me- Maurice Rena and .ans ars' for
TTsseh re- ,ins s'if' II America under .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
RECORD VOTE
| INDICATED IN
| BERGER FIGHT
Long Lines Of Voters Await
Opening Of Polls IN Fifth
Wisconsin District; Feeling
Running High.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. ia record
vote was in prospect in the Fifth Wis
consin congressional district today
when, electors cast their ballots to de-
termine whether Victor Berger, social
list, will re returned to congress. Long
Ilins of voters were waiting when the
polls opened at a. m.
i Voters were expressing their cnoice
lat the polls either for Berger, VINO con
eress has decreed is unfit to sit therein
and Henry H. Bodenstab, republican
lupon whom his party and the demo,
, crafts have united under "one hunoreo
ner' cent Americanisn,' banner.
4 Tn the nominating primary held pe-
e cember s. Berger was named by th'
t socialists and Bodenstab by the ~
e s;onists. Berger was given law
r. votes and Bodenstab 92S2. Berger
n onnonents asserted the primary wa ".
d not real test and that the socialis' :,
TX had made effortsto bring out tne Wiol
,e lsarger strength, while republicans an
,e democrats had not been as actlVe
ct line primary campaign.
Congress barred Berger because
his conviction under the espionase ., q
h. Governor E. L. Philipp prollp'
ne !, aa,,ed a special election for To-Day
90 eli bis place. Berger equally prom
10 ~, announced himself as canoius
cor : reelection on piatloln.
~ .,,.;eh he declared. II am pro-Gernl'
me- Nc nrn. france, England, pro-ro,a =
IN 4, short / am pro-humani.y' ?
IL, ~ - stated he was anti-prohipition'
.,,,, !, e. nrofiteer. anti-enangling aiiiall
IA anii-Wilsons 'collusion WIN :
oh fiteers in hurting the na'ion
red unnecessary war ona,
M Berger and his campalgh 'nn ips :
!, a. s,nn,ned the district, speakihs
~, - ss ssan as well as English ana 'als' ~
iel ,snat uaa awhen a man is barred ilo
lia. = which he has been electe'
I'M the people he is the Vics'ln 4
ight1l>ind Of autocracy. bavc
cnponents of Berger arn, na
XIV h,sy, The Good Govern,
egan eauam ,,a and the American Legion
ana ,easur a rvaged a hot campaign. inc
,ther have waeeu = aaonted resolutions
larry alty Lesio. ortation. The fire has
rieda Berger uep s IN Berger's anti
She conceh,,r.a'.vur q. vr,itings during the
,s;oh s.aa resulted in his conVlc',oN'
isited ing peei -. the hottest fight has
On Of Perhaps 4,,a newspapers three
with wageo =, "a ane morning paper
a, on noon III, a bombarding Berger,
d her Guy 9a publisher, has repii
Frie- niihsei. lie avn afternoon daiiy'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
SOVIET ENVOY IS
| GIVEN FREEDOM TO-DAY

San Francisco. Dee. iss..ss ..s..,as.s *
x. yoehmssroff. acting s.na',,asrs p,s No.
- -. Central Union o. cessa'as'I w today
sls''ns .,.. y i,,s,aleraslou authorities a"''
ssvmlsssa to land 80. a f.pfs-
vochmstrCff. wsse s's's - ana wha
sent as.ooe.ees .ss...s.su has.,a~s, % throw
~ ~ weighs aeaipst the p'esnass :. syss,,snn- =
y, i ! Rasaia. win proceed y
ton ..,vs bavs nothing against xasnms, ..,,..,
i Ia smmisratisn cofnn''ps'''''''
.s:, ro,L - M United Press
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
HARVARD coSfiDhN'

CAMBRIDGE. Mas. s,;.r Dss Watching ..,,ss ,ss
r. @ ssssEsss ! ,,s. n ',s'a vim ne Gsl
IN IN training for sns s~ years go, s.s ~ili vii
tssas s;sslsssasi. sss. 'ss ass. :: !: .ss ,ss'
e9sssss ers,snsi fas Essry 70 o1 sst Il u,o 10 es.
was gwen fred church sho~s'
ys'a,,,arIy yes,s.Iy fine form
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
"a INJURED IN Train
CRASH NEAR OMAHA

Omaha, Seu, .,,' sed, eleven seriously ,~s ,,s
sons r were VIII Viii probably dis a,l wnsp trsia
chicago. n0'. tsiereoped the rear p'1a frn1
man n,,nuss s@lS Dolls. al Missouri sAi'''
near near. here today. .,andlng on a sid'
track win 'a,lo,ss' a. The spsedIng, u ns' r.
ing 70 rspo.nIi ,re.i. ii il said, crasfsa 4
70 .'eal the ss,1' attention was '' rasn.a .aksn
iomahs ana the in'ars
hospitals here
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
FIUME REPUDIATEs POET

London, Dec. 1s.-The fi
ume municipal councll na'
voted "A to 4, against contlhu
ued occupation of Fiume py
Gabrielle D'Annunzio, ~.
Posts Agram correspoiiu
declared in dispatch TO-DAY,
D,Annunzio, who was prs
emit at the meeting, refused 70
accept the decision, the cos
respondent said, but was mss a
ed down when ne attempsen ~
to harangue crown !
assembled.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

Sobs And Anguish Of Mother
OF Murdered Girl Cause Ad.
;ournment OF Court Follow
mo Her Testimony.

.rna angeles, CAL, Dec. 19.-Reve-
-, that Harry s. New had told
.s.l', n 8. Sanders, a trained nurse,
m.s 10 believed F'rieda Lesser was
VA t,.ouhle,' and .shad been running
around," was but one OF the unexpect-
=, features of this mornings ses- |
sion of News trial for alleged murder
4 L. Anderson OF Venice, VINO was
hrought to court as a surprise witness
- establish where and for what pur-
,,osa New is alleged to have secured
the gun with which Miss Lesser was
e st,ot failed to identify the gun or to
throw any important light on the case
1,wo other witnesses. Mrs. Clyde
Minnis. Miss Lesser's aunt, and Mrs
Nellie putnam, friend, testified that
Nso,r had been. exceedingly nervous on
tha afternoon of July 4. Miss Lesser
was killed that night.
ros Angeles. Cal, Dec. 1O.-Fhe big
hattie opened today for the life Of
Harry s. New, the unsmiling mystery
,ar alleged to have murdered Frieda
lesser, his sweetheart.
After hours of wrangling and mo
atonous questioning of jurors, attor
news suddenly announced late yester
0ay afternoon they were satlsilea VII
the twelve men IN the box and test
mony started. No women are on tn
jury. - u,,,ad
Mrs. Clyde Minnis, aunt OF FRIED
Tesser. was the first witness on u
stand when court opened today. ~
tha real drama came suddenly la
,,astardav. After DR.. A. f. Wagne
AUTOPSY surgeon, had testified that
ovtonsy showed Frieda Lesser nj
been an expectant mother for
xraeks and a. detective had given sol
technical testimony, an attache cai
~ court and whispered to Distr
Attorney Woolwine.
Mothers Appearance Dramatic
aJ can't. can't came an angus
od crv from the corridor Woolw
annonnced he would call Mrs. Al
yassar mother Of the dead girl, to
witness stand.
walking on crutches and leaning
two women friends, Mrs. Lesser "a
slowly up the aisle, moaning
each step. Her face was heavliy '
ed and was half buried In white
handkerchief.
Women in the duuiciSS pS5~
hing softly. Judge Craig half COW
his ewes with his hand. Mrs Lily
oer mother of Harry New, buried
haad on the bowed shoulders OF
daughter, Miss Edna Clancy.
New, alleged common law 50
United States Senator New, VAIN
changing expression looked sur
ahead. !
steeling herself, Mrs. Lesser
answering questions. Harry New
her daughter had been going tog
for few months. On July !
had w her he would marry +
soon and had secured her conseh
had liked New.
Cries for "Baby"
she described how she had
Hermosa Beach on the aIterho
the alleged murder, in COMPANY
New and Frieda, and how Frle'
leaving her that night had Kiss'
and New had promised to prins
da back at $3.50.
.And he never did" she crie'
A few questions of cross eA'
ton was asked
"That.s ALL" announced att
for both sides. -,
my baby, my baby' waiie
Lesser.
Court must adjourn" pron
Judge Craig as the angulsne
of a bereaved and heartbrokei
er died in the echoes OF the 90
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

Supposed Opposition Of People
Of United States to lntervefl-
ton Relied Upon to Prevent
Break In Relations.
BY Ralph H. Turner 4
limited Press Staff Correspondent

downright, 1919, by the United Pressl -,
Mexico civ Dec S--Mexco is confident there wlA
he no break in relations with the United Sates psass
=. tsrvent;on Apuilar Berlanga minister Of gunena
con said IN an interview today His post Is equivalent =
that of premier NJ -. -. 80 nrsak
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
FINLEY REFUSED
| CHANCETORES|GN
! SAYS FLE|ScHNEB

..,,.sl az VIM. l., Finley, r.
Ans s.'noaed state biologist. 70 ~
a,,Ienee IN the plan ot ths r,,.a s.a ns |
"a game commission 70 r'ss ',s,,rg
,c,,on OF December II ~ '.,,,,s
l,he office of biologist vacant. ,,as,
m chance 70 resign shs 49,
a,op 70 the motion % 'ss'" asr
pus sn,rr and the vacatins ossss
.ns' 's, aI,owad 10 stand, accorains ~
Mn ~ given out here this uiots"'s !.
y fleiwchner of Por,'a'.' :
,..ar,ber OF the commlNslon .,arp
''sssnyh ynn,schner came 10 Salem thls .m...
f's'ea ,...,aa 10 confer with uos'.n.
ns o,sn,t chairman ex-otiicw ~ ~
~ ~ ,siatlye to rescindink e.u .,..a,
!. p"e'u ,na commission GUSHING rsn..'
r ~ state biologist oisVM ryenars.
q. an,s 10 the move ana hAu say,o,
y. ,s,sgrams IN Commissioner .,nasons
III ~ N Pendlcsan ana Cnl'i'si .a. sssia
NJ Z a,ons OF klamath fa.r rnw
A. ,.air Views on the matter, ~. ~ !.
a. "nar ~ 800 n. 81 Warren of ~
N. iniss's 'asaaav expressed hlfnSen nv -
In orahle 10 move. e,,ea
OF Conversation 'is'" "A A
ofi -. 4. aid 10 have askea
ao, fih'.s s.'. segeral days ase -
Of col'','s,s a ~ artlon and give hlns Sis@. ~
ra, y rs.Iwn. la order % Asess.s .,.,. ,noruI
upe ,,,rde toward the move 1.aas 'n'a
las ~ was called on fhs 's'sF''
Fielschnsr. - ,s.einas its
~ :" ",,er4mber II and gives w,
! toh - n resign ~ STATE o's'ss u
~, ,.at be satisfactory
y a,'ssy wv s asked FINLEY ..x. i,
DIX .sNog.' declared finlsy,
,tat il past ions ago a,,a,
,bf ~ .-rhsu what do you "S
- Fteischner askea' ...,on resesnd
..T,hat the commission ana
An ,hen come to me ana
Tnas PAW se'ion sl,,sss Pinlsy IL reported -
,ollcs plyins. a,,,As h fhs nfl
'.,ana ,.isas nothing for the ep'a'a,,i 1890
sa ~ s,eept 10 stand On ~ ,.'.,' nsss'' ~
:, .ua RI ~ according % fielAs''n~'
was .aA woman Ilsigsns =
aIgss Lon. ,.,,h 4 spanish cnF'sslAn ..n
ssss ''s...,, IsasS sroteh aarnanie e.a..ss "a
- ths Islsh. but wAA pefa -
.,a 81. mad Canadian n1so~"
~ = aosysanbarx. = c---csn'ss', .s.,' = !
~ - started a c4mpAisn - ~
I, 'ea cuts ~ ssss.e9s 81, bul.dlns asa F''ss
Al ths fund.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

~. y,.neisco. pse - -. aosaxs ssss
cfsge.. "a 1870 ss,aay. rms polies ~
49, : ssa1 a,s,s assaIls * ms mnsas''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

y .s slsss ana many d them - ~ - wa "a
las1tsssn ..ss'..sa a,. as inc FespiI % -
seatitef and anoW-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-14
BOLD BURG
BUSY WITH
SUCG SHOW

Burgs who pIundered the Sugg
theater and the office of Manager
A. R. Powell, Saturday night, caus-
ed a Toss of sixty dollars in the form
Of stolen and destroyed property.
The plunderers entered the Sugg
theater building some time Saturday
night after closing hours, Manager
Powell said this morning. They
practically destroyed the automatic
scales which were in the lobby OF
the building, in an attempt to pro-
cure the pennies in the machine. In
doing this they moved the scales
from the lobby into the chamber Of
the play house. The metal hammer
which was used by the burgs, was
found near the shattered scales.
Other parts Of the house was looted
but little damage resulted.
In. the Sugg theater office, second
floor First National bank building,
the burgs, believed to be of the
same clique, secured an automatic
pistol valued at approximately twen-
ty dollars. The office was looted,
but no other VaIuables taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-14
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION

With May designated as the date,
the following official notice of the
special election at which the propo-
sition Of issuing court house bonds
to the amount of $25O,000 will be
submitted, has been issued:
Whereas, petition signed by more
than one-sixth of the qualified cleo
tors and taxpayers of Grady County,
Oklahoma, was filed with the Board
of County Commissioners of Grady
County, oklahoma, on the 1st day of
April, A. d. 1919, praying that a vote
be had upon the question of issuing
the negotiable coupon bonds of said
county for providing funds to be
used fer the erection of a court
house and Jail in said county and,
Whereas, the assessed valuation ,of
the taxable property within said
county as shown by the last eCualiz-
ed assessment roll of the taxable
property within said county, taken
for the purpose Of taxation, in force
and effect at this time. is as shown
by certificate of the County Clerk
and County Treasurer, $27, 7,459, ,964.OO.
And the total outstanding indebt-
edness of said county of every class
and character whatsoever, is $685.
10000.
And the cash on hand in the said |
County Treasurer at this time the
of and for the use of said |
county is $95,245.59.
And the amount of bonds now pro-