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The state herald., 1919-08-15
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT rHiNks
SENTIMENT WILL BACK THEM
IN PRoFirEERlNa FIGHT.
HALT RAIL STRIKES
PRESIDENT REFUSES TO TREAT
UNTIL SHOP EMPLOYEE
90 BACK.
Western Newspaper unl.n New. s.rv,e..

Washington, Aug. a--Justics De-
partment officials are convinced, they
said, that strong sentiment will back
them In demanding jail sentences for
those convicted Of proflteerlng or food
boarding. and that no court would feel
content to let off profitssrs with dnse.
AS defined In section No. 8 Necessities
shall be deemed to be boarded within
the meaning Of this act when eitheri
"A--Held, contracted for, or ar
rangel for by any person In quantity
In excess of his reasonable require
ments for use or consumption BY him
self and dependents within a reason
able time;
"B-Held. contracted for, or ar
ranged for by any manufactuSer
wholesaler. retailer or other dsalse In
n quantity In excess Of the reasonable
requirements of his business for ~
or sale BY him for q reasonable tims.
or reasonably required to furnish nee
essaries produced In surplus quanti-
ties seasonably throughout the period
"C-withheld. whether By posses
sion or under contract or aPrangsmsnt
from the market BY any person for ths
purpose Of unreasonably insrsasinS %
diminishing the price,"
Section No. provides for the con
dsmnatton Of boarded supplies and
their sale In the open market.
Much evidence against hoardsrs and
profitsers already % said 10 bs In
possession Of Department Of Justice
officialA
For antitrust investigation and
prosecutions Palmer now hns a bal
ance of nearly 100000 under an ap-
preparation which became available
July !.
All district attorneys In the United
States have been ordered BY Attorney
General Palmer to procsed Immediate
ly In the prosecution of all persons
guilty of boarding foodstuffs and to
label the foodstuffs for condsmna.
ton.
This In the most important busl-
ness before the country today" Mr..
Palmer said. In announci cling his action.
II propose to have the law enforce
ment machinery Of the government
sidstrack everything to handle this
Job"
Washington. Aug. 0-Prssidsnt WILL
son tonight notified Director General
Hines that he was authorized to taks
NJ the demands Of railroad shop en-.
ployts for higher wages and dsci6s
them on their merits. The President
said that the letter sent him by Sen
ator Cummins, chairman Of the COM
mittes on interstate commerce. had
set me free to deal ns I think best
with the difficult question Of thu
wages OF certain classes OF the rail.
road employer" but added: "Ths chief
obstacle to q decision has been cre-
ated by the men themselves. They
have gone out on a strike and re-
pudinted the authority Of their offl.
GERS nt the very moment when they
were urging action In regard to their
interests
The Presidents decision was an
nouncsd tonight from the White
House In the form Of q letter sent By
him to Mr. Hines. The President sail
that until the employees return to
work and ngain recognize the author.
ity Of their organization. the whole
matter must be at a standstili'
The state herald., 1919-08-15
Three Killed sy lightning.

Fort Wayne, Ind.-Thrss psnoas
were killed and property AnAes
amounting to thousands Of dollars ~
suited from ruin and electrical storm
which swopt over northern Indiana cad
western Ohio. The three dead wssS
struck by lightning.
The state herald., 1919-08-15
Seven Burn "a Death

Montreal. - Seven persons were
burned to death In fire on n scenic
railway nt Dominion park. mn amuss.
mcnt resort nenr this city.
The state herald., 1919-08-15
rommx,a Iummx.

Tcncher---Tommy. spell stomach"
Tommy (who hns Just recovered from
nm overdose Of green npplcs)--S.t.o.m.
a-c.h-e cartoons Magazine.
The state herald., 1919-08-15

A mnn mny bc dead all his life and
yet die hard.
The state herald., 1919-08-15
blLI0USNESS
Caused BY
Acid Stomach

II people vhe are biiiess are treated -.
eerding TO Ieeel synlts.e tAsy sel3sm gst
tains1 = Usually Temporary. rraes baiiess.
nsss 70 its seafes and reosvs ths sa0oe ans
the chances are that the patient VII -.
main strong and healthy.
Doetors say that more than 70 non.
oreanic dieeaess can - trses1 g ~ 49,
gsstioa. heartbara. ssiehinS. sssr sls1ael.
:so..es. n1ToNic. the n.rysisss .s1ss.
these stomach missriss whieA leel - . ieag
train Of ailments that make NE n1Desabis
II not eerreetsd.
away the slesss aeid. Nakos The ses1aeh
strong, essl and comfortable. Asipe lifss-
I'LL =: . y..f .s z. sss:
say that DATONIC y ths mest elective
ssemseh rsusdy ~ the world. Il b the help
not-satisasd guarantees. Al ali arus6ists
oeiy 50 cents for . big bsx.
The state herald., 1919-08-15
Her Birthday.

Her Birthday.
Mrs. Styles-Oh, dear!
Mr.. Styles-What's wrong nowf
Mrs. Styles-I was lust thinking
how fast time files.
Mr.. Styles-Doesn't its Why. tomor-
row you'll be observing your twenty
eighth birthday again.
A Good Job.
II know man who lately cleaned
out bank and got away with It."
'He was smart crook"
"No; he was conscientious jant
tor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
SHERIFF GRABS WHITE
SLAYER As NE EMTEE CITY
Wire From Father Of wrongcd
Girl Gets Desired Rssulss; A
J. Price Is wsptcd BY
Federal Autherities

sheriff Rober on and Dcpul, Sher
ils Charlie SwsDeon grabbed white
slayef this morning in Hgsiiine a
telephone message from A ! Ridpash.
father of Ia-year old xsrl, liyins ai
Goodnight. 10 she theriif saioc ~ 10
o'ciuck by eleven 90. siIersd white
SLAYER Was Ia ,bc custody % the
sheriff
The mans nanc, Ia J Price aud
he has been wanted by the federal
authorities for ONE time Hold him
fasi. we want that lsdybuek" Was the
word r,oclyod bs Sheriff Robertson
this afternoon from Special Agent
Findl.y with lhe federal department
al Oklahoma rliy A federal officer
will come 20 Guthrie this afternoon
in ,bn inean,ime Price u bciug held
in jail here
pf.e vas ARRESTED By ne officers
shortly after he stepped from an y
A q train thie morning lie pleaded
Ignorance of the charge aud told She
sheriff he had The vronx man May.
be- 70, bus we win hold you minute
on sma,lcion." asid the sheriff. Pretty
hard 10 fool Logans sheriff when he
once secures description of Grim
NAL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
SUGAR Can DE HAO
IF CITY ASKS FOR It
hsisss Publicity" Al Oklahoma
City Puts Price Of Neat On
the Toboggan: Better
Conditions Now

Oklahoma City. Aug - The "pltl.
less pvollcity~ and other slrmen.l 81
the campaign 10 lower the cost ol
living and 60 corner ,he profiteer arr
bearing fruit. al least Ia okialoms
City. About two weeks ago ths
cheapest desirable cut - beef Was "a
CENTS or more a poand AZ virtual,
every market In the vfsstsal city. SIR.
loins. ,enderl,fns. rouid and Other
steaks were from % 10 20 cenis a
pound
A daily fapcr today carried a half
dosen hn,ober~' ads In which the
price of all ''lhors steaks" Was -
10 80 cents a Pound Roas,s which
had been as hlgh rs 10 cents were cS
aud under. until the consumer who
was satisfied with chuck could get
4 al is liz o~n's
A FEW weeks ago a butcher was
heard go say. There aint no such
thing 81 ie-cent soup bone" In
the same mans advertisement all
soui,bones we're priced az five cents
. pound.
Since che state board of agr1culiur,
announced thar 4 had followed sew
erAi bceves frosa the producc- "a the
cnnsumer and found tina, the retail
butcher was buyang carcas es. halves
and quarters ~ II 10 Is cents pound
and retailing the same meat st from
~ 10 % cents. decided drop In the
price of beef cufs hss been notscef.
The car of sugar ordered BY the
state board of agriculture for dIstfg-
button through the marketing com.
has arrived This fl 10 be
sold IN iVp-pound quantities al sass
} hundred. plus the actual cDSt of
Thr sugar viii be Dispatch.
d over this state on request OF coun
y agents. mayors or chambers os
commerce. No community, ii WA
announced. will be favored ia the dis
iibulion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
FIFTH INFANTRY AND THE
FIFTIETH TO GERMANY

Washington. Aug 2s-The Fifth In
fanfrv regiment al Camp Taylor. Ky,
and the FI-tieih AT Camp Dlx. Y ].
have been ordered 10 prepare to 20
overseas TO aid in ne rollcing OF sill
esia during tho slebs cite provided sor
under the peace treaty, II was said to-
day al the war department Orders
for the actual movement OF fha rcSi-
meats. however, have not yet been Is
sued
A. was stated in an Associated
Press dispatch Lace night from Cob
l~nz. the rcgsmenrl will SO direct 10
the American armx heAdraaz4ess tls~4e
30 receive full field equipment Meth
er Unit has vet bad foreign service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
NEGROES WILL FIGHT
RATTLE m COUNT NOW

lhaT@ing x.ku Wileou wfih com :
nIstslng deadly assauls with . shafp
aud dangerous ~ivsp0u. 10 viii. 4 haad
cyahe. A J rendlssou today swofs to
c complaint In district roafs and 4
warrant hAs b~en iasaed FUr chs ar.
roas ~ Wilson.
Several dayw axo The sso negroes
had q fight Ia tha Da iem@nt Of shs
postpffice ttoth were .uspsvsv~ u
tho government. rendI~toa sos de-
cidedls The worst ot ihe fuss. A. The
sinsa the t~o meu wefe ARRESTED ny
ihs city police and earh tined 80.
peadlctou sppsaled wslaoa gsid ths
fina.
both meD we're misp.nd~d from
their Jobs by Postmaster ossmlth
Fighting ss loelnx game. unimss "
q " the DEMPSEY Willard rsnd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
Shoe Workers Draw
Down Big Wages
Weekly; SI2O

-soston, Avg 26--lnauiry into
the high cost of shoes by the Suffolk
county grand jury developed that
somc shoe workers have been earn
ing $40 q week. Thesc instances
were ss,d 30 be few bot Il was ses
titled that many made $50 . week,
while the average wss about so.
unskiiIed help. formerly paid so
20 US week. have profited most.
beys getting "A much ~ e5e wsst.
II was said thai rair ~ shoes
sc'd BY . nnanussctvrer for $3.50
was dispiayed in a store 400 yards
fro r,sbe factory marked Al ef2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
GUTHRIE TO HAVE IN
ATHLETIC ACADEMY
Mr. Spike" Kelly VIII Be tho
Instructor; Tournament Will
Bc Given Al Opera House
Labor Day Night

Aud DO {, understood that spike
l. some individual Wei aay Nc H.
lie comes 10 Guthric 10 train the
boys. aud tac siris. too. how to use
natures Weapons. spike ~ q noted
hero of the so-toos ring
AfIes Interviewing large per cent
OF the business and professional nssn
OF the city Mr. spike Kelly hAa de /.
cidnd to open an athletic club here
Ito will teach buxinx. punching tbs
bag. swimming rowing. trapese wcra
and all Kindred things thar have .
tendency 70 develop the mind aud the
muscles
n haye known Mr. Kelly for some
tims and haye found him 10 he a
perfect Ecusioman And masieF on
the athletics" said City Attorney
chas Smith. ~ho 10 boxing fsn.
Under auspices OF taa city r'irsmen.
Kelly Will give tournameu, al tho
oppra house on tho Might Of Labor
Day. September ikt There wili be
30 rounds OF clean boxing, a wrestling
match and a battle royal This
should draw large crowd 20 th.
opefs house that night Many ara
coming from okIahoma City TO sec
Tho exhibitions
Later Mr. Kelly will announca
where his boxing academy with be
located aud the time OF opening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
Children Delight in Story Hour" Entertainments

Mrs Fred c1ven. one Of Cushrie's
most delightful story teiiers was IN
charge VI the story hour on sasur-
day morning ~ the Carnegie library
for The third time IN succession and
has made many friends of The iitsae
stts who are regular sttendanss' at
these weekly story periods. Mn
Green has subn<ted the Following
relative shsrvso:
Jsst One Msrs sss~y Hour.
Just one more Saturday morning
cbsidreus' hour and then the boys and
girls win Be trooplng back 20 school
Lass Saturday boar was well s<teud-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
COURT HOLDS THAT SUGAR
WAS NOT BEING A0ARO[D
Ben Cookscy Is Exhonerstcd BY
Courts Ruling and Sugar Is
Ordered Returned To Him;
Cost s9.70 the Hundred
Lieussnan, II @ Peterson

Follow lug hearing held by Judge
Dolos 10 county court this morning
Ben cooksey, .osmi grover. wsa exon.
Grated aud the sugar seitcd rumc tims
ago on order Of the county attorney
was ordered r,surncd 90 cookscy. II
appeared fgvm shn evidence that
cooksey had bat ~ sacks, ~ sugar
He had the sugar stored in the fsh-
tie.d rooms. u uiso developed shai
there war oopridsrshle sugar held by
other grecers arshe sams time
Judge bolsa held sha, ihe sugar ~as
not being hoafded fof che reason iha,
Il was FOR sle
J l. Mead .susar ios,hsr Of Oklahoma
city tsntifl~d 10 having solicited shr
rtoccr# q thu siis kpd having sold
them Jointly ] car IA sugar, The "a.
gar. br SAID was sold I % Dulhrie 90
tho Erv.ra fos sa.aa aud ~ ~ the
fundred pountN, hs d'Iferrner IN the
price being the difference in grade Of
sugar.
The sugar ws parec.as ~~' ID the
following groeers Brpdlc, 10 sacks,
rieroI ice Cream company. 10 sacks;
Howard grocery ~ sacks; Drucc, 20
seeks. Birch. 80 sacAs: MoNulty
Bros 2, nacks. Hunter 10 savks. Es-
ana 4 rIoncr. Igs esks and Coco
Cola Buttling Works. 100 sacks,
The sugar was received Ia Guth.
rie and distributed AUGUST %
Al the SANS time Che williamson
Iialsell Frazier company wr' selling
sugar nj si0ol the hundred pounds to
the local grocerw
The caf a. sugar contained $50
sacks. Or enough II was thought. II
rro erly distributed. 10 have supysied
the housewives with sufficient auan-
titles 10 pat up The peaches on hand
III the time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

ed and The children rcsoid ard illsis-
trsted the Ginger Bread Man IN sht
paper tearing i1non. A besuiiful tale
about Mother Earth and the Firef1ies
wss told and Il given 10 part bsiow.
The story feiIers are trying to give
the children myths and legends full
Of beautiful thoughts and fine NOR
All We want the parents TO Ted We
are trying 10 stimulate a taste for
good Iifsrsfurc and encourage visits
70 the library. Then. too. these ssor-
-, siIi the minds Of the children with
the imaginary folk. whom the tots
szske invisible plsymstes all week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
Wilson'S Terms
Turned Down
BY Shopmen

-wssssruss~. Ass S-vrs CEN.
~ssss ~ ess ksssrss rvprsss.t.se
tSs rsiirsss sAsp~s- lrser~ss o.
rsssse osssss' N'-es sessy sAss
sHsy sss's rss seesss as = ssss ~
settlement Ne tsss sss~.tssa ~
sns~ yesterday ~ prss.ssss VII.
ssr.
The rsssv % ,ss rssss.suses
hsrs ~srs ssmmss'sAsss - sns NJ.
'e~ 'sss's shfessssvs shs sssrss,
~nsA lnssrsss'e~s that . ssrss ssss
b s>Asr ,mmss.sssly 70 ssssrm.ns
~nssHss sAs pr~sissrss proposals
sssU's ss se<spsss.
Pending sNs ssssseee 81 sr csu
eisi ssrsks vote u ~ss urosa,sy rs.
essssss ~ sns srras.ensl esses~s
snss 81 men renal. o. their lses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Viadiso~tok. Aus 1s Lieut. enani
General Hozancff. the hlzest Russian
authority In Eastern Siberia. denies
resent report. that the all RUSSIAN
government under Admiral koichak
had abandoned Om~k and m.v~d ~
f'rkgtsk --------- ---------7I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
TIE
Reporter
ss AsAs vws rsrss~s rssss q
es-ss-'. . oussslss
rr1 ouesvloN

res oussvloN
What 40 yoa conslier the great
e.s benefit sae United ststss W.
sslvei frsm tae -crA ~rs
rss Asswsss,
Auoras, cAss sml,A rAFe~las
off the Old idea tia, - ~efs net a
par, ef the world. that vs ought 10
s,ay on thls side - the ocean snd
attend TO our e~a affairs We sen,
oar sess yoans men over the seas Aaa
the, ~, acasslnsca ~isa ~. .ufla
Tom jenklns rAe ~n msas The
world safe fcr democrats and I sag
pose hrsasht sboa, tho same eordi.
,ion Ia this eoaniry thcash No can
toll more about u At election time
OF Le~is; The erf,cira, ,rslnlss
of large number u yuaas mca and
preparing them not only Tor he,seF
~ofk IN el,ii lie tu, also cr any
n,are wars In which toIs .oansfy
may be Involved a tho creates,
benefit
VIII Coleman. We proved 20 the
whole World that No we're not ma
ton ~ money xrabh.rs but could
~hlp the dirty Hun whenever we
wanted 10 We ~, tho respect ~ The
entire vorla
George Mciregor, We allied our
selves With nstions taat we're stri,
lng 10 pu, down tyranny aud ws
fourht side by side siih them, We
were part ~ power that made
iemocrac, SAFE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
JEALOUS or OWN SISTER.
SHE KILLS HERSELF

Muskosec. Aug IS --BeeaBes she
was inssnely jealous Of her husband
and could no, tolerate aim even talk
Ing TO another woman. Nrs Ncrms
tisfbrrr. -. VIE oy banker a, Cans.
near here. ss5ot herself In the head
last night and died. The tragedy took
place al The Gilbert home while the
husband and her sister were waiting
for tho wife 70 dress to 20 auto
riding.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

What relief 10 mother not 20 hays
20 create games and entertainment
Miss Hope Frazier. who IL talented
story teller. will be at ihc library nexs
Saturday and the iitsie folks are urged
10 he there ~ $50.
Mother Earth and the Firsfi,ss
Many long years ago Mother Earth
was so very busy hooking aftcr the
birds. trcei. flowers and grasses. shc
decided she must have some help.
There were five sisters to whom she
went. One was beautiful ss the sum-
(Coufiuucd ON PAGE 2. Col. \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

charIotssr. n. c. Aug. 2S.--vhss
city 10 quiet TODAY. following rioslno
BY street car strike syrpathirers last
night. during which FIVE men were
killed and thirteen injured. One
company OF state militia reached here
early tecsy. others are on their way.
The mayor has sworn In hundreds Of
eitizess who with the police and
militia are guarding the city hall, car
bsrns and principal streets.
No attempt ~ss made this morning
to operate cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
PRESIDENT WILL OPPOSE
I<FLl'x OF ALIENS

Washington. sug - To prevcu, an
influx - aliens into th. q 4 after
peace is declared. President Wilson
IN q me sag~ 60 congress today asked
that the passport lsw in effect during
the var bc continued Tor one year
after use proclamation Of peace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
J p MORGAN OFF ron
VACATION nv EUROPE

New York. Aug .e4~-J y Morgan
sailed for Europe on the sseauxs.lp
I~apland today He has not had va
cation In five Year, and intends 10
fisA relatives In England and France
and devote his entire stay 80 rs~rsa
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
rms BANK WAS ALL
SET AND READY

aapsipa. Aax - hank rosb<s. 1T.
s.n'ioni
In back room u . e~vssin herk
here q big 40 20" rifIs. ios6s1 snd
resdy for instant sesiou. 10 issaiax
against ihe usll. An Official vss
ssssd the idea of toe bittis srssesi-
We wee. tipped off, ~ ssid.
that an sstemps was wang % b
made 20 rob this bsnk and were Nss
having for EN-"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

THESE marriage iicensss were issued
BY Court Clerk Martha Neal today:
Z , Cline IS. waurikz and Ruth
Marion Strong. p. Of Guthrie. Harry
n worihsn "a of Cherokee and Edsh
Beatty 2I Of Cherokee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
AiHplANG oEasy RACE
10 ON m GARNgsy

Albany n Y. Aug 2s-rh,~ssn
rssh'ess hss rsssrss tire issssss.
s'onsi aerial ss~sy bsswssa Msw
vsvt s"s rsesrss from shs lsnSsss
s's's here bssses . N ssssy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
THOUSAND EXTRA POLICE
NEEDED AT piYrSsuRoA

P'pptssbursh. Aug "a call for
1000 emergency policemen TO ali srs
iecat police force In handling the
trolley situation here. was issued this
morning BY Mayer e v esbeock. This
sstier followed er~ssreree last
night between city officials Who
ssthsres 70 consider ~ays rnd means
to prevent recurrence of riotins
when the receivers os the Pittsburgh
Street Railway company yesterday
attempted to break the str;k. Of 5000
rsotormen and conductors which has
tied up trolley transportation for
twelve days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
MlNT KILLED WHEN Off
Gers lMD STRIKERS CLASH
THOUSAND EXTRA POLICE
MEN NECESSARY AT PITTS
BlRcu TO kEEP SEAlB-
LAME o. ORDER;
ILLINOIS COAL
FIELDS RED not


Raleigh. n C. AUG ee-Fovr com.
paoiss of state treops were ordered
today BY Adivsans General Register
10 proceed immediately 70 cnar'ssser.
where sisor1ers " cernsetlen with
a strike Of street railway mesermsn
and eerSvesors resulted last night In
sne death Of - least s~e psrsons and
the injury of = dozen others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
COAL SHORTAGE IN
GERMANY sGcoMiNc SERIOUS

Paris. Aug -e~-The coal shortage In
Germany Is daily becoming worse. ac.
cording 20 reports. Many margarine
factories have been coniFclied TO
close.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
vaousANU SALOONS m
CHICAGO WING opeN.

Chicago. Ava. sss---ArtMsy evvvass
rsr~sII. pssstssrs ~ sns Chicago LsS
xrd osssr League. ~ = statement u.
day. sselAsss shas " the Asco s&ssns
sslii epsr rss,s city more thsa i.non
sss v'e'ssIns me ~Astims pvsAlsstlss
ia~ ~ selling whisAsy sr hssv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
MANY ATTEND coNoaEss.

scores Of farmers from Logan and
surrounding couiisiss we're al tho
tnlon depot thsr morning en- route
10 ihe farm congrces ~ Saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
BATTLES RAGE IN STRIKE
REGION or ILLINOIS

Springfield. ~. Avg 26--one killed
And two wounded consttuied today's
developments In the strite OF coal
rnin.rs who are rebeiiing against fines
imposed by operators
Elmer chisrdi. ~. was shot and In
stantiy kiIiec snd swo men on &c BE-
strikers. were hit ~ bullets wnen
Pies German. negro miner fired
five shots into crowd Of pickefs
near IN, J,res 4 Acsms rine here.