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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-04
TURBURARI IN SPANIA.

MADRID, ,Iunie 3. Gu prilejul
aleeerilor generate din Spania, All
avut loc tulburari mari in mai mul
te orase spaniole.
Turbur6ri mai violente Sc ra.
porteaza din Sevilla 81 Granada,
nnde socialistii ~ reusit - ajun-
81 81 balotaj.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-04
BOmbe puse de RADICAL Ia ca
se|e diferitiIOr Oameni mari.
Elementele anarchiste incearca sa
terorizeze populatia acestei tari.
WASHINGTON, 3 Iunie.

WASHINGTON, 3 Iunie. - o
alta incercare de terorizare, in
dreptata direct contra oficialilor
publici carl au fost actii in pro-
secutarea celor ce lucrau contra
acestei tari, zic aceasta incerca-
re de terorizare a fost inceputa
de catra elementele radicale, azi
putin inainte de miezul noptii.
0 explozie care stricat reese
Hinta ministrului justitiei (Attor-
ney General) A. Mitchell Palmer
din scotia de nord-vest a capita
lei Washington, care in aparenta
a rezultat numai in moartea &C.
lor ce au pus bomba. Aceasta cx-
plozie, la scurte intervale, fost
urmata de alte explozii in alte
sapte orase deosebite.
Pc 1inga Washington, Cleve-
land 81 Boston, unde au avqt loc
exploziile, bombe au fost Pulse 81
in Pittsburg, Paterson, N. J.
West Philadelphia, New York 81
Newtonkille, Mass, West Phila-
delphia 81 Pittsburg au fost su-
puse la doua explozii separate
fiecare.
1ncercare facuta All dimineata
de arunca in aer pc judecato-
rul Charles G. Mott, jr., din New
York, q rezultat in moartea a do
ua persoane, una 0 femeie, fngri-
jitoarea easel judecatorului. Bonn
ba a fost pusa la intrarea rese-
dintei judecatorului 81 a explo-
dat la 1858 a. m.
Bombele puse de acesti anar-
chisti GU intentia de asasina GA
menii ce au fndreptat forta legi.
lor contra elementelor anarchis-
tie, 81 carl au pronuntat sentinte
contra radicalilor orr au introdus
legi prin care puneau capat ma
sinatiilor acestora, au dat gres
i'm fiecare caz de a secera victima
dorita.
In toate cazurile, GU exceptia
in Paterson 81 Philadelphia, in
cercanile criminale au fost fndrer
tate direct contra oficialilor pu-
blici. In Paterson casa unui fa.
bricant de matasa fost stricata
; pc cind in Philadelphia, unde au
avut loo doua explozii, incercari
lie anarchistilor au fost ca sd ii
runce in aer biserica 81 casa
privata.
In Newtonville, Mass, casa re.
prezentantului de stat Leland w
Powers fost i'm parte stricata
Primul rapport spunea ca nimen
nu a fost rant in aceasta explo
xie.
Uniformitatea acestor rapoarts
ne reaminteste conspiratia indrer
tata contra oamenilor oficiali il
la prima Maiu.
M Sc site daca explozia de Il
resedinta ministrului justitiei .
fost facuta Gu intentia' de q I
prima din seriile de explozii Or
daca q fost regulate ca toate 81
alba loc in acelasi timp, insa "a
re 9 explodat fnainte de timo
nu Sc site. Agentii federali 81 20
litia din diferite orase ale tarc
ali inceput o cercetare serioasa
Ceea &c va deveni prima evi
dentx In identificarea anarchis
tilor . Rost obtinut in orasul Bo
ston, unde politia q pus NINA p
circulare &c erau semnate ,,Lup
tatorii Anarchisti's
Circnlarsle erau D admonier'
q un r6Sboi general contra 50
cietAtii va fncepe.
Bombc ~ fost ptise Ia urmato
iii oameni 81 sunt in servicia
\ public
81 Washington. La A. Nit
chel Palmer, lninistrul justiti i
n Is senatorul de West Virginia
gIArtde A. Swanson.
81 Boston, - Ia juldecAtoru
~ 4 curtss municipalS, d.1Ri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
Summary of Treaty
Given to Austrians

ST. GERMAN, June 2-Followins
10 . summary OF the conditions OF
peace as presented to the Austrian
plenipotentiaries at ST. Germzin-en-
Laye today.
The conditions OF the allied and as
sooiated powers. with the exception OF
military. reparAtions, financial and
certain boundary clauses, were handed
to the Austrian plenipo,entiaries at ST.
Germain today. Those clauses which
are not yet ready for presentation will
be delivered as soon as possible, the
Austrians in the meantime having the
to begin work on the
greater part of the treaty in an effort
to facilitate a final decision
Outline Like German Treaty.
The Austrian treaty follows exactly
the same outline as the German and
in many places is identical with it ex-
cept for the change in name. Certain
specific clauses which applied only TO
Germany, are, OF course, omitted and
certain new clauses included, especial
ly as regards the new states created
out OF the former Austro- Hungaria
empire. and the protection Of the
rights OF the racial. religious and lin
guistic minorities in Austria, Crecho-
Slovakia, Rumanian and the Serbian
Croatian- Slovenian state.
Austria is left by the treaty a state
Of from six million or seven million
people inhab,ing a territory of be-
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ALLIES HAND
PEACE TERMS
TO HUN ALLY.
Treaty Strips Austria Com
pIeteIy Of Power,
FOLLOWS GERMAN PLAN
Former Empire Reduced 10
Area Of 5000 Miles.

ST. GERMAN. June Austria
was today given fifteen days to reply
to the terms Of peace presented by the
allied nations.
The entire peace treaty was not pre-
sented TO the Austrlans today and
the fifteen days stipulation with re
gard to their reply therefore, refers
only TO the portion OF the terms
handed them a, today's session.
President Clemenoeau spoke in
French. His remarks were translated
into English, then into Italian and
then into German.
Clemenceau Arrives First.
NJ. Clemenccau, president of the
peace conference, was the first prom
inent iigure to arrive today at the
meeting at which the terms OF peace
were presented.
Secretary OF State Lansing and
Henry White were the first American
representatives to arrive, Premier Or
lando Of Italy. and Premier Paderew-
ski Of Poland. and Arthur J. Bsifour
| following.
Punetursd Tire Delays Wilson.
At R:l0 o'clock President Wilson
had not arrived and the ceremony OF
presentation was delayed somewhat.
The president, however, reached St.
Germain a, l2:l4 o'clock. A puncture
in the tire Of his automobile had held
him up on the way.
lhe Austrian representatives ar
rived at l2:N o'clock, entering the
chamber by rear entrance. The dele
gates were attired in conventional
morning dress, The Austrian, were
escorted in by an Italian officer.
Session Opened.
Immediately upon their arrival at
u 70 o'clock the session was formally
opened by announcement OF the head
usher.
Premier Clemenceau, president of
the peace conference, at once began
his address.
NJ. Clemenceau spoke only three
minutes. The hall was densely
packed, many Of the secretaries hav-
ing been admitted to the chamber and
the densene. of the ,hrong de,raeted
somewhat from the impressivenes. OF
the ceremony.
Paul Dutasta, general secretary of
the peace conference, presented the
terms TO the Austrians at II 81
o'clock.
DR., Karl Renner, the A strian chan
CONTINUED on PAGE 2. Column ~
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tween 5000 and 1000 square mile.
She is required to recognize the com
'pleie independence Of Hungary
C,echo- jlovakia, the Serbian Croa
tian Slovenian state and to cede othei
territories which previously, in union
with her, composed the empire of Aus
tria-Hungary with its population OF
over fifty million people.
Must Accept Treaty.
Austria agrees TO accept the league
OF nations covenant and the labor
charter, TO renounce all her extra-Eu-
ropean rights, to demoblllre her whole
naval and aerial forces, TO admit the
right OF trial by the allied and associ-
a,ed powers OF her nationals guilty of
violating the law and c4.toms of force
and TO accept detailed provisions sim
liar TO those OF the German treaty as
to economic relations and freedom OF
transit.
OF the following summary part one
OF the treaty containing the covenant
of the league Of nations and part
twelve containing the labor convention
are omitted as being Identical with
corresponding sections OF the German
treaty. Part six, dealing with prison.
ers OF war and graves, and part eleven,
with aerial navigation, arc also iden-
tical except for the substitution OF
names, and are likewise omitted. Part
thirteen OF the German treaty contain
Continued on Page 2, Column a.
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More $4,000 Letters
Are Received in State

What officials believe may be a con-
spitaey to obtain thousands Of dollars
from Oklahomans has been detected Is
a result Of story printed in the Times
last week. The story told Of the re-
ceipt by J. z. Nance, veterinary sur
geon Of this city, OF letter from
Madrid, Spain, in which Nance was
offered $4,000 for aid in "libersting"
a certain Spaniard from prison in
Madrid.
The writer Of the letter declared he
had been imprisoned for bankruptcy,
and that In America he had $4,000
in checks, made payable to bearer,
secreted in q hidden pocket in q port
manteau. He offered q third Of the
money 10 his "liberator."
The Times today received q letter
purportine to be from the same person,
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and worded identically. II was sent
to ]. L. Rush Of indianapolis, Okla.
He declared il was the second Of the
kind he had received in the last five
years. The letters are to be turned
over TO Claude Weaver, Oklahoma
City postmaster. who was recently
warned that a fraudulent scheme
originating in Spain had been de-
tected in the mails in other parts Of
the country.
II Is believed that q number OF the
letters were sent into the state. The
writer asks those TO whom he sends
the letter to cable Immediately 10 .
certain friend" who will arrange de-
tails. He does no. say why the friend
cannot obtain the portnanteau, Of
ficials believe that X q cable is sent
TO the friend" Q request for q sum
OF money will be made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
Entertainment
OF 18TH UNITS
I TO Be DECIDED
Arch and Other Details 10 Be
Settled Tomorrow,

The first steps toward preparing for
entertainment OF units OF the Thirty
sixth division which will visit this city
soon will be taken tomorrow when the
committee appointed by Mayor Walton
and headed by General Harry Pente-
cost will meet at 10 o'clock in the
Chamber Of Commerce. At this meet
ing, subcommittee will be appointed
and the work outlined.
The matter OF building a triumphal
arch will be taken up Immediately,
General Pentecost said this morning,
because II such a structure /, erected
Il will require several days 10 COM
plete il. The arch will probably be put
up At the corner OF Main and Broad
way. A separate committee will be ap-
pointed to see to its construction and
10 the decoration Of the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
Read Ready
For Return
Sea Flight
BY W. L. MALLADER,
Universal Service Staff Correspond

NhNs
LONDON, June Lieu, Com
mander A. & Read, skipper OF the
American naval seaplane NC-i,
who brought, the frs, heavier than
air machine across the Atlantic,
declared today he is ready TO set
out on return voyage ,ooAmerioa
II his supcriors order it.
Lieut.. Commander Read, Com
mander J n. Towers, OF the NC-J,
and Lieut. Commander p. l.. n
Bellnger, of the NC-l, who have
been summoned TO Paris. may be
decorated by Presiden, Wilson, 1t
was unoiiicially reported today.
"Our flight absolutely demon
'tra,ed that any machine properly
constructed and bearing trust
worthy motors can make the
transatlantic voyage" said Lieut..
Commander Read. From now on
1t will be merely a matter OF i'm
proving the safety devices
II the weather permits the trio
OF American flyers, accompanied
by Admiral Plunket,, U. s. n,
will fly to Paris. Otherwise they
will leave on the 10 o'clock boat
train tomorrow morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
1000 Oklahomans of l42nd,
Former State Guards, Reach
New York; l43rd Home Also

NEW YORK, June 2-More than
5000 soldiers arrived here today on
the transports Grafwaldersee and
Canada, including the 3j9,h infantry.
Eightie,h division. 1000 of the l42nd
infantry, Thirty sixth division (Texas
and Oklahoma former national guard
The detail consisted OF a medical de-
tachment, Third battalion headquar-
ters and Companies ], X, L and NJ.
On board the Canada were 1872 OF
ficers and men composed mainly of
casual companies, hospital details and
welfare workers, The troops on the
two transports are under order. for
Camps Deavens. Dix. Lee. Jackson.
Gordon, Sherman Taylor, Custer,
Grant, Shelby, Dodge, Funston, Travis
and Bowie.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
Boy Banker to Mexico
To Start His Life Anew

hlva +. Smith, Oklahoma Gty's
boy banker" who began life fifteen
years ago in 4 country bank, only to
have his meteoric financial career cut
,hor, by proceedings in bankruptcy
filed about one year ago, plans 70
beat back" to old Mexico, according
TO his friends.
Obtains Passport.
Smith Is seeking q new land In
which to recover hi, lost fortune. He
exhibited a passport 10 friends 4 few
days ago and declared that he was
going to start all over" He intended
leaving sevtral days ago, but business
has prevented hi, "takeofi" to the new
adventure.
He is not in Oklahoma City today.
Business associates at his oil office in
the American National Bank building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
MO0NSHINE HEARING
is SET FOR TODAY

Preliminary hearing in the Fhipps-
Swayden internal revenue liquor case
will be held in the office Of the United
States commissioner this afternoon at
2 o'clock G.. T. Fhipps, W, J. Fhipps
and b. r. Swayden were arrested
some time ago in Lonssdale, Okla, on
a charge Of operating whisky still.
w. +. Ald,man. agent for the Orien.
railroad a, Longsdale is in the city to
attend the hearing as a witness.
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effect last January 2l. under an or
Ger OF Postmaster General Burleson.
were upheld today by the supreme
court
The court held that under the joint
resolution by which the wire systems
were taken over by the government
there was authority for interfering
with intra-state rates.
The court set aside South Dakota
supreme court DEGREES enjoining the
Dakota Central and three other tele-
phone companies fror increasing
intra-state toll rates in compliance
with the postmaster generals order
Federal court DEGREES permanent,
restraining the posImas,er genera
from charging increased telegraph
rates in Illinois, were dissolved b,
the court.
The opinion In all Of the wire
eases was unanimous. Massachu-
sets DEGREES dismissing the state
public service injunction, were az
iirmed and original proceedings
brought by Kansas were dismissed.
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could not say where he is, when asked
thi, morning, They declared, however,
that the report that he will leave for
Mexico soon i, correct
100000 Lost.
Il had three million in my fingers
and let 1t slip" Smith declared q few
months ago in speaking Of the disaster
that overlook him in his career IN
finance. Il was unable TO hold what |
had"
Smith, true 10 hi, promise, has made
good on every dollar OF the liability
Of his companies, The matter was ad-
Indicated in . bankruptcy referees
court before he was brought to trial.
When tried he was assessed a heavy
fine.
Now, with a clean slate behind him,
he will begin life over in the land of
cactus and ehsparral.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
FROM ROOF
RESULTS IN SUIT

Water running from the roof Of 4
two story house at Classen boule-
ward and Thirtie,h street damaged
the cellar under the bungalow be-
longing to J. NJ. Hopkins and Sallie
Hopkins to the extcn, Of SIPS, ac-
cording to allegations in a petition
for an injunction filed before ,orge
w. Clark, Judge Of the district court.
this morning. The defendant, L. NJ
Rauch, filed a bill Of general denial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
THE TERMS OF PEACE
AUSTRIA MUST MEET

uERE is a summary Of the principal points in the
1 peace treaty handed the Austrians at Versailles
this morning:
Complete demobliz alton Of naval and aerial forces
Guilty leaders must be tried by allied court.
Economic relations and freedom of transit adjud
Gated a in German treaty.
Nation reduced to territory Of 5000 square miles
and population of 100000
Austria must recognize the complete independence
Of Hungary Czecho- -Slovakia and Juso Sava, states
carved out Of former empire of Austria Hungary.
Other concessions Of territory, not yet settled, will
reduce former nation Of So 100000 people to
ton of 100000 people.
Austria to renounce all old European claims
League Of nations covenant and labor charter must
be accepted.
Clauses referring to military reparations, financial
and boundary matters not yet ready and included
in draft submitted today.
Racial, religious and linguistic rights of all small
peoples within bounds Of former arinn en-
pire provided for.
Plan of German treaty is followed and is identical
with German treaty in many minor demands and detas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
Supreme Court Upholds
Railway, Telegraph and
Phone Rate Increases

WASHINGTON. June 2-Rail-
road ireigh, and passenger rate in
oreases made by the railroad admin
istra,ion last June were today upheld
by the supreme court.
North Dakota supreme court DEGREES
enjoining the Northern Pacific rail
road and Director General Hines from
enforcing an order Of the railroad ad-
ministration increasing rates in that
state. were reversed.
The court also set aside lower court
DEGREES which held that under section
IS OF the railroad control act, re-
existing intrastAe rates remained in
effect a. lawful police. regulations.
The court held that the authority
conferred by the rssoiution and .he
act were war powers conferred on
the president and that the power OF
the federal government was supreme
and conclusive"
The opinion was unanimous.
WASHINGTON, June 2.--Inereased
telephone and telegr aph rates put into
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
LABOR Federation
VOTES ARE COUNTED

Ballots In the second election Of the
two high candidates for the executive
board who did not receive 4 majority
Of votes in the recent Oklahoma State
federation Of labor election are being
counted today in the ofiie. OF the
association. Returns will be given out
sowstims tomarroM .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
1&3rd Infantry
OF 36th Returns

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, June d
A total OF 1899 men arrived here yes
terday aboard the transports Finland,
Nansemond and Pocahontas. The Fin
land brought the laird infantry com
plete, Texas and Oklahoma men OF
the Tbirty-sixth division. and other
units. The Nansemond brought the
jl7th infantry complete. most OF them
Virsinians, from the Eigh,ieth division
and two batteries Of the JlSth field
artillery.
Maj. Gen. William Weigel, COM
mander Of the Eighty eighth division,
units Of the 52nd infantry and other
units Of the Eishty-eishth division
yHs Aboard H. Poeahontss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
EQUALIZATION BOARD
TALKS ASSESSMENTS

With Lieutenant Governor Trap
presiding In the absence Of Governor
Robertson, the state board Of equalira-
tion met this afternoon at 2 o'clock
and began the work Of making final
orders on the assessment Of a number
of big public utilities Of the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
BAKER ASKS MONEY
TO PURCHASE CANAL
(By The Associated Press }

IHy Th6 AfS0cWt6d FtcNJ
WASHINGTON. June 2-Secre-
tary Baker today asked congress for
legislative authority and an appro-
priation OF Sl0,000,0W for the imme-
dia,e purchase Of the Cape Cod
canal. Action by congre" was nee
essary. he said, so the canal might
be acquired without waiting for the
resul, OF pending condemnation pro-
ceedings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
RuMELY MUST
ANSWER CHARGE
u, S, Court DiSmiSSeS His
HabeaS Corpus Request,

WASHINGTON. June 2. - Dis
mi,sal by federal court OF habeas
corpus proceedings instituted by Ed
ward A. Rumely, former publisher OF
the New York Mail to prevent hi. ex-
tradition to Washington from New
York to Washington to answer in
detmenh charging violation OF the
trading with-the-enemy act, was up
held today by the supreme court in
dispo,ins Of appeals brought by
Rumely.
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LOCAL roNGcAer--osWsrsly sa,r
wsathsr tonight end Tuesday, cooler 10.
night with pssslbiy LIGHT srsst, warmer
Tuesday.
srArG FoNGcAey-reNlVht fsip and
eeelsrt with frest, Tuesday talr with
rlslnS Temperature.
kANeAo--Falr teniOh. and Yussday,
warmer Tueeday aad In northwest pof !.
tlen tonight; Wednesday probably falr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
NeWBERRY CONTEMPT
DECREE IS UPHELD

WASHINGTON, June 2.-ln con-
tempt proceedings in New York grow.
ing out Of the Ford-Newberry sena-
torial election contest, in Michigan,
the supreme court today started con-
tempt judgments against Newberry's
eamnaisn nanagerA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
REPEAL OF SEMI.LUxURY
TAX DEBATED N HOUSE

WASHINGTON, June 2-Debate
on the repeal wartime semi-luxury
taxes continued in the house today
with a probability that the measure
would be passed and sen, to the sen
ate before night. II has the endorse
ment OF leaders Of both parties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
Bis SALARY
HIKE PART
Of EXPENSE
Twenty Seven Mounted Po-
IiCemen Are Proposed,
TWICE PRESENT BUDGET
Ten More Traffic Officers
Are Considered,

Following are a few innovations
effective with the adoption Of the
new budget.
Blanket salary increase Of ap-
proximAtely ten percent for all city
employees.
-Four public health nurses for
health department
Twenty-seven mounted police for
police department.
Ten additional traffic officers.
Adoption Of double shift in fire
department.
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LAST MINUTE NEWS


WINNIPEG June Z-Pemer Norris Manitoba and his cabinet
requested resign by speakers Of the delegation soldiers
strikers and strike ympath,erA who took Of the provincial
chamber for the third
that he would not hi, office but that he would every
obtain legislation which might tend improve industrial conditions in
Manitoba