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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

Les Angeles. Cal, Aug. a-Rsvsnee
for the part he played n the prose
curlnl If 4 group OF 6vnzm1lers =
TIE middle west several years age
was assigned by the police here as
the probable motive for al ar1supr
IN the Lie q Oscar LAWYER. former
assistant attorney general Of the
Z UI1ed States today. Mr. LAWYERS
home was practically Destroyed by
q aoHb and Subsequent fire here a--
" tooay and ne and Mrs. LAWYER both
seriously burned an6 otherwise m
Jl-ec-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
TAm D. BAILEY, Baaxu

i'm Maine Senate IN 1872
and 1916, Announces Camel
dscy c. O. P. Nonlna1inn
for GgvGncr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

he fAzf sslke<A, nnseEA-s
ne Want ~ vi sbtzin fnr
yW what ysa me lsskiag finn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
BERLIN CONGRESS MEETS
Norkmen and Peasants Meet
Under High Tension; Out
come Is Doubtful.
ASK PRISONERS RELEASE
Independent Socialists De-
mand Ledebour and Others
BE Given Freedom.
iIy The Associated Press.

liy Tho Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, April s--Plund-
erinR and shooting in the general
strike called by the independents and
majority socialists at Masdeburg,
capital OF Pruasian Saxony. are re-
ported In dispatches from the city.
Warchousea containing the food re-
scrves for TIE coming week were
stormed and/partly destroyed and tho
reserves footed, the damage exceed
ing 100000 marks.
Tho police station also was stOrmed
with tho intention OF releasing the
prisoners. but rioters were repulsed
after the building had been dam
aged. Grcnades and rifles were em-
ployed In the attack on the police
station and many persons were In
jured.
Government troops are advancing
on the town and conflicts are anucl-
pated. Large portions OF the garrison
have Joined the insurgents and IL 10
expected that a quantity OF arms
from the citadel has been distributed
30 tho workmen and soldiers. The
general strike was declared over the
heads OF the mems leaders, Five
ing this morning In the Domplatz
and resolved that the strike shall
continue until the release OF former
Deputy Brnndeis. who was arrested
yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
BERLIN COUNCIL
MEETS WITH TENSION HIGH.

BERLIN. April S-Th soldiers
and workmen'a and peasants con-
gress assembled today in tense and
irritable atmosphere OF uncertainty
strong military measures were taken
and all spectators attending tho con-
gress were searched for arms. Two
hundred and twenty-eight delegates
had been expected. representing $50
workrs and peasants councils and
2S soldiers councils. Many OF tho
delegates, however, were prevented
from attending including some from
tho occupied regions Of the Rhine.
the Ruhr district and south Bavaria.
q There was also women delegates
who sat at the central council tables.
Some foreign Representatives we're In
the galleries Surprise was caused
hv the announcement that there were
nine delegates from German Austria.
The confirmed majority socialists
VII have ma IorlDy IN the congress
hat li rs considered premature 10
drawing infcrencss from this owing
to the absence Of party discipline
The Independent socialists intend
tO Introduce motions demanding the
release of George Ledorbour and all
other political prisoners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
IS THE LARGEST IN HISTORY
Estimated Winter Production
Is Put at 837,0Q0,000 Blu.
For This Year.
WILL MEAN HEAVY SURPLUS
Notwithstanding the Heavy
Demands Largest Supply
Is Predicted for Nation

WASITNGTON. April S.. Forecast
by the department. Of agriculture that
tho nations winter wheat would toe
tai S3GOO0.Oo0 bushels. the largest
crop over grown. aroused immediate
speculation ug 90 the cost 20 the gov
crnmont Of such an enormous yield,
Under the hin passed ny congress
on the closing days ~ the lH'f sos
sion the government is obligated to
paw the difference between the guar
anteed price of t22G a hushcl and
the world markc, price for every
buyhrl, not only on winter. hut OF
spring wheat produced
Tho total value NJ tho winter
wheat crop on the basis of an N3i,-
coo 600 -hushcl crop forecast would
he tl.Sql $4,000 The spring wheat
crop, soon to b" planted. cannot u"
estimated ai this time, hut officials
today predicted 10 would range he
tween 22b'0UO OO0 and 100000 600
bushels. which would increase the
total value OF the nations wheat
crop to 81 soc. 600 600 TN" part Of
this s. 500 eco 600 that m" govern
mcut must pay ~ maintain 'hr
guaranteed price was a matter upon
which officials here declined 60 com
ment. u was said that the factors in.
fuencing tho world market price,
such MS production In Argentine,
Australia and other countries and the
European demand. were too numer-
Gus 70 make any prediction nt this
time Tho secretary OF agriculture
has no information as 10 est!mntrd
wheat production in the other wheat
growing countries ~ the world.
Look for Heavy Demand.
Officials expressed the belief today
TINT there would be good foreign
demand for American wheat which
would take care of the nations sur
plus aud while the loss 10 tho gov
ernmcut through ita price gulrtntcc
may amount far into the millions or
dollars. so far ns the actual business
n the country was concerned. y
simply wa taking mouoy from one
uorkrt and putting II into another
The money. n Ia said, will go into
tho pockets Of the farmers ~ 'h"
country and officials believe the
forecast indicates farmers VIII he
more prosperous and po "ss greater
potential huviur pOwcr than ever h"-
'4ro I'm tho history NJ IN" country
Tho enormous sums farmers WI'I r..
roIyr fur their wheat ~ wn9 said.
would rud i's way hack 0uH klv INTO
circulation. thus adding 20 the gen
oraI prosperity ~ tho NATHAN
Todnys' forecast also indicates mat
America viii have q greater surpIu"
than over before. Th" united states
require for Ito own yearly use
CONTINUED oN PAGE TWELVE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
PERSHING IS EXPECTED
TO GO TO SAN ANTONIO


SAN ANTONIO TcA. April g.
A letter from General John j. Fer
shlng commando ,u chief OF M"
American cNpodii.Onary forces.
made public today by Arthur olgs
sen. director Of the san Nntonlo
philharmonic society, In which Cen
cral pcrshing accepts an honorary
position In the local musical nrgaui-
zation, together with a cHnl'E am
last week I'm which General Per.
shtng accepted an invitation 20
spond vacation on ranch n"ar
the city. has led local friends 20 be-
lievc thnt the American commander
liz planning 20 return 20 san Antonio
when conditions permit Ii was
while commander OF the southern
ncpar7mout with hcWguaH"f7 a,
For, Sam Houston that General
PerahinE received ln 1917 th" sum
mons to Washington wh.rn placed
him In command ot the ir"' Amer
lean forces TO cross thtAbN'.t1ttc an u
later 10 the supreme command Of All
american forces In Europe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
POKER STAKES NET
$4,000 TO ROBBERS
Pair Arrested In Tulsa Charged With
lGidinG Game In Eastman Hotel
at Hot Springs.

Nackic' Lewis, tho man who
escaped from the police by jumping
rom mo third story OF Hotel Tulsa
, cary sunday morning and was cap
'ur"l IU Oklahoma CITY with an
automobile that he had stolen in
Iu.Nf. and his partner, Lewis
N"afF, We're yesterday transferred
To the county Jail to await the ar
rN1. u' officers from Hot Springs
where tho men are wanted in con
h'.N1n with a hotel robbery
y telegram to Tho World last
nIrnt from Hot Springs states that
Wrrc men rt.dod 4 poker game be
ing conducted In one of the rooms
=" 'h" fashionable Eastman hotel
ana mad" away with the stakes
amounting to more than $4,000.
n'NrE" Smith was arrested by the
H'' Springs police on suspicion
ana through him Information was
WO'H.n'i mat led to the arrest of
H. Palmer, In Whost baggage was
i,ooNHA % gold-haudlcd knife bearing
.hy initials NJ ono of the victims.
detective sullivan Of Hot Springs
'h his way to Tulsa tl ret the
'Nnn"rs. who are suspected as be-
"E mo principals In the robbery
'N' Hot Springs authorities fail
10 get enough evidensc to hold
LOWS ne Will be returned to Tulsa
sahn' prosecuted for the theft OF the
r,,ht.m'rs automobile belonging to
NJ. dunlap OF oil South Cheyenne,
"hl'h was In his possession at the
"'.' or nus arrest In oklahoma city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
TWELVE HUN SUBMARINES
DAMAGED BY u. S. FLIERS

HOSTON. April 8 French records
credited United states naval fiiers
with having damaged and possibly
destroyed IT, German submarines. ac-
curd.ng TO capt Thomas e. craven,
=. $ g.. commander 0f all the United
States naval aviation forces lu
France. who returned ON tno o. s.
s. Nruwcmupn yesterday HIS de-.
p1rtw"ut. ho said. took 70 murs con-
Frryatiy, view and conceded The Sink
ing Of two and the damaging uf
eight OF the enemy craft.
CHUpIu craven described the rapid
growth " the United states ulr
furrcs I'm France front uinr small
gcluluucs iu q great fleet operating
from port near Hr"s' with NOR"
than 700 battle sorpnnos ~ The
best tyne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

Iatc dispatches Indicated that
bolshcNih pressure against Odessa,
the great Iiu~sinn port un the
Black sea, wns increasing and In
Hiimntrd thr immediate evacuation
of the eity by the nlllcd furU'rt
Tho Paris Matin sAid that the al
lics would probably be Withdrawn
ultimately Ia tho Dncisrr, In or
der Ia protect B,'ssnrabla and Iiou-
hnnln and that the Isthmus ~
PtTfk op had been fortified for
the projection ~ the Iius-inn naval
bnac OF SCbastopOl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
days ngO,

COPENHAGEN, April s -- The
German national government will
no, recognize the new soviet rrpub-
Dc 81 Bavaria. u eemi-otficial press
bureau message. received today from
Berlin. declares. Il holds that the
SOVIET organization has not con-
formed with the provisional constI-
tuition tpr Germany which provides
that representatives OF the sta tr
council shall be chosen at "A general
election and shall enjoy the conf
drn.n ~ the people Therefore. the
national governments contention Is
'nat the only legitimate government
m Bavaria is the Hoffman govern
mont
Frontier Hoffmara statement to
'he effect that he has not retired
from office. but has only moved his
headquarters from Munich, IL ac-
ccr'ei hy the national government
Niylgcg from various parts OF IA
yarn show varying receptions OF the
soviet PROCLAMATION.
4, Paspu. close to the Austrian
frontier. a meeting called nv the sol
derE and workmcn's council de-
,orod 'ur the introduction OF the
soviet republic and for an alliance
between Hungary and Russia
Regarding the situation I'm Munich
a dispatch from that city saws.
"I' is announced Ivy headquarters
~ 'ho First Ravarian army that n
soviet republic was proclaimed to-
dav DNprl ~ tn Bavaria There
fore tho domain Of the first army i'
declared 10 be IN an intensified state
~ Siege
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS
HOLD UP YANK FIGHTERS

NEW YORK Aprl s. After vir-
iuaUy being held prisoners for an
entire day on the Cunard line stea
ship MIurclhnia because of dis
agreement between American immi-
grafton officials and tho British
military authorities 400 war vet
Grams, the majority OF them Amerl-
ctns who had served with the Brit
IEh army were allowed today to
leave the vessel. which dOcked here
yesterday afternoon ..~
rhe troops had entered port eS-
pccfing 10 be allowed 90 land at
once. Instead they were transport
cd to camp Niils \ y Win the
others late today, to await settle
mcut or the controversy The Brit
lsh military officials In England had
gru' these Veterans across the ocean
a. rcpniriitcd troops the British
understanding mat no manifest list
was necessary FOR the ship When
the N1urntauh arrived here, how
ever the federal immigration au-
'nnrIilrs demanded such q list None
had been prepared. and the troops
were not allowed To- go ashore. with
oui this lisi. the Immigration off
,iala maintained. the troops must he
classified ns aliens unit. their Citl-
ztushlp was proved. These return
ing soldiers fought on many rfonts.
Some went into active service In ad-
vance uf their Cuuuirfes entering tho
war. Others prevented for various
reasons from fighting under the
American nag when mat flag went
to tho nltlr lines Joined The Ca
madam or British forces. but never
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
MICHIGAN VOTERS DEFEAT
BEER AND WINE PROPOSAL

DETROIT. Mich. April e.. That
Michigan voters approved a conH,l.
tu'iuual amendment modifying M"
state prohibition laws, at ycEt"riay q
election by a considerably larger
ma iori,y than when they voted tho
state dry iu 1916 became apparent
today uz the dry margin con.
tinucs TO increase
lncomplet" reports from nearly
every county tonight representing
three fuurths OF the total vote. gave
q majority against tho amendment
IcguuzInr the sale uf beer and win"
or go 600. exceeding by o.000 th"
dry margin 'nru" years arr. Pro-
h.hIt.uu leaders predict their major
Ity VIII exceed 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

The peace coutrrco" lH at logger
heads. sdy rcportH from lurlH some
ot the points nt issue are territorial
hOundlrlcs The above map elbows
Some uf them Tho disposition ~
DHuHg Is cause NJ much differ
euCo The Poles want i' hui the
way io give n Ju thom Is open tn
much discussion. The plan SIW.
gcscd ls % corridor ucroae ,icrmuuy
This is obirCi"d to aH d"uttionuliZ-
ing tn, Gcr1uaus 40 solution has
yet been effected
Other troublesome problems are
thus Indicated.
THE Germans IN East Prussia
are reported To be- concentrating
large forces under Won llindonburg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
President Asks for
Transport as Soon
as Possible.
ORDERS ARE RECEIVED
Admiral Benson Gables
Instructions to Navy at
Washington.
THE CAPITAL Is UNINFORMED
Reports Are That Outlook
Is Brighter, but No
Official Word.
THE CAPITAL is UNINFORMED

WASHINGTON. Aprll s Specific
Instructions from President Wilson
that the saillnRs OF his steamer, tho
George Washington. be expedited I'M
mcdiaioly wcro received today at the
navy department through Admiral
william $. Bcnson chief Of naval
operations at Parts. As n result the
vessel will leave New York for Rrest
al tho earliest opportunity. probably
Friday afternoon
~ Admiral BenSons message gave no
reason for tho presidents order and
tho white house professcd to have no
Information ON tho subject. but in
tcrpreting II IN the Hight OF press
dispatches from Paris telling OF the
presidents determination that delays
At the peace conference must end
most officials regarded It ~ signln-
cant Added importance also was
given hy the fact that this was the
second message from the admiral re-
Carding the ships departure, the
first received Yesterday. having in
'lllll'V nv 10 wv NlIllf INV NfNhfi t'NNih
got under way
benson Sends CHbicgrnm
Admiral llcnsun'H Clblcgrnm TO
the navy department was SUM
married. In this statement by acting
Eccrctary Roosevelt.
Acting Secretary Rooscvelts an
nounccment follows.
Acting Secretary OF the Navy
Roosefcit late today received cable
gram from Admiral Benson at Paris
requesting that the sailing OF the y.
~ s. George Washington he cKpe-
dited Mt once 10y direction OF the
president The 4. y Y George Wash
lngton viii. therefore. leave New
York at the earliest opportunity,
probably Friday afternoon, April I p"
Hy fast WoamlnR the George
Washington should reach Brcst 10y
April II. She would hc held there
subject 20 the presidents orders. and
thus would be Immediately available
should President Wilson decide 10
cut short his stay AT Paris because
or delays In agreeing on tho peace
terms In some quarters II is cS-
planned that without his ship NJ a
French port the president might
lind himself In an EN- barrasAnE po-
ition should he decide 10 leave the
French capitol before the treaty had
been agreed upon
More Hopeful.
Into press dispatches from Parts
indicated that moro hopeful view
ns to tho program of tho peace ne.
gotiliiuns was entertained than had
been fpr several days
This view was expressed In a
cabI"grhm 10 Secretary Tumully
from Rear ADMIRAL GravHon who
reported that the situation had i'm
proved slightly.
Secretary Tumulty snid he had
not hccn advised as 10 the situation
which led tho president 10 order
the shin ~ Brcst and that Admiral
Grlysun IN sending the message re
coivrd tonight. evidently had as
sumcl that NJ Tumuly was
roTnlzant ~ tho stat" Of affairs
through press drspa'chcs from Paris
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
GROWN PRINCE HURT
IN CYCLE ACCIDENT.

AMSTERDAM April S.-Formcr
German Crown Prince Frederick
William ~ suffering from Il broken
hand and wrist a. a result ot a mo-
torCNcic accident. lie was riding
in company with an official of the
Dutch ministry when his machine
crashed into a gate. according to the
Handcisblad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
"N" Man UunurCd.

WASHINGTON April N..-IIfEh
A. Round of Cheyenne. Wyo, came
to Washington today waiting "a
Croix de Gucrrc. Rejected boy the
army because of had oyc, Round,
through the assistance " Congress
man McCMnur. went with IN" y. NJ.
c. A. as u secretary In a hot ad-
vance he seized a rifle and a revolver
and Jumped into the fray.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
SENTENCE or CbiiNENCINI'S
NSSAIi4NNT COMMlfED.


PARIS Aprl s. President nuIn.
cairo has commutcd to ten years
imprisonmc cnt the do'lth sentence
imposed upon Emile Coffin. who in
an attempt to .ussassinato Premier
rirmcncepu ON February - lust
shot and severely wounded him. The
communication Of sentence was on the
recommendation Of NJ Clcmcnccau
himself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
POLES EXECUTE REDS
WHO PIDT UPRISING,

WARSAW, Monday April o.
Thirty y-tRrrc holshc,Ikl were exc
cutcd ON the eastern frontier OF Fo-
hand Sunday Thcv were charged
with plotting an uprising
An allied CummisN ,ou composed Of
American. British and French Is
conducting tho fullest inquiry and
may send a special mission to Finsk
from Warsaw for ,haf purpose,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

to oppute giving up Dauzlg finally
tu Poland lodics ~ troops are held
Ia German border fortress of Thorn
ana at GraudeuI. Portion Of Ger
man Silcsih that the Hul"H want
. Part uf C2ccho- Sioylhia formerly
"A part ~ hungary and Will IN dis
pute with the MagNnra I TranHyl-
Ntnla In dispute between the Itou-
munitua and the Magynrs. There
is large German settlement there
demanding Independence. y An al
He'd expedition haa landed AZ CON
g,nuHa. tho Hack sea port OF ltou-
mania These troops are on their
way to Hungary to Insure the carry
ing out of the tcrmH OF uo Admi-
stICp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
HENRY FORD MAY GO
TO HUNGARY AS ADVISER.

by The Associated Press
BUDAPEST April Sit is poe
sible that Henry Ford OF Detroit
Mich, will be invited to come here
and help organize factories along
the lines he has followed In his au-
plants in America
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
WIRE BRIEFS
DRAFTING COMMITTEES
OF LEAGUE FINISHES.

By The Assoc faled Press.
PARIS, April z The drafting
committee OF tho league OF nations
has now completed It's work The
covenant as revised containing p
articles, A fun meeting OF the
league OF nations will be held tomor-
row TO consider the redrsft and the
covenant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
Odessa Is Captured
by UkrdinidrRedS::
Allies Lines Bend

PARIS, April s.-Thc Jkrnin-
ian soviet fruops have captured
Odessa. according Ia ndNiCcs from
klcy, transmitted hy wir'lcse. from
Moscow under date Of Nprii :. The
news has not b.cu officially con
firIn,h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
pi,u IrrIln STRIKE.

LONDON. April HwforH Hor.
lin CORES spoudoul say that hc
l.aruea that an metal. machine and
construction workcrs and tram mon
will start general strike tomorrow
The rail men trc also firmly resolved
tu strike unless their demands ro
granted The CORES poud'ut aIdr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
LNNDSBIRG FREED
AFTER BIlNt. ARRESTED.

rurENUAGEN. April S. Tho mo.
FOR .tr ln which Herr lindshcrg
minister ~ Justice in the national
German roycrnmcnt. was being taken
70 Bwuswict after his arrest ycs,"r-
dsCNf NIrI"hurE bv revolving sol
NnNlLN-In MN pAGL wv INV y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

NAElIINtIbN Apr. q comp
'raII,u Of the Currency Williams
today announced the appointment
of T.. \ Wines or Dewey oklahoma.
nz a national hank examiner Wines
ls here waiting for all assignment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
NeW York Police Make
Raid on Drug-SeHers

~" YORK. April Six physi-
,.., ana four druggists were ar
..,.'l toy Internal revenue officers
W,' ''nlrh' charged with violating
,, Harrison act Fifty drug addlcts
80 Rk"n IN the raid and habit
s,',.,"f drugs valued at $500 we're
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
Outlook Is Reported
More Hopeful for
Agreement.
PRESIDENT AT SESSION
Makes First Appearance
at Meeting Since His
Recovery.
MUCH PROGRESS IS MADE
Reparations and Boun-
daries Much Nearer of
Solution.
AT SESSION
MUCH PROGRESS IS MADE

PARIS, April S-Prcsdent
Wilson met with the prrmicrs Of
Great britain. France and Italy
today for the FIRST time since he
became III The discussion of the
responsibility for the war and the
SlHr valley, which was unfinished
today Will he continued tomor-
row.
1t was not indicated whether
tn" president made any refer
ence To the ummoning Of the
George Washington
ON account OF tho presidents
weakened condition. the after
noon session was comparatively
short, President Wilson lying
down Immediately aftcr Its nd
Jourument. although II was stated
at the white house" that he was
gradually Improving and expect
ed To attend all the meetings OF
the council hereafter.
The return OF President Wilson
10 the council ~ four and the
progress made on variohs Qucs-
tions has removed much Of the
tension which existed IN confer
cnce circles and had led to re
now"d confluence I'm the early and
satisfactory conclusion
Tile roparatlunS problem now is
considered definitely settled and
only minor details concerning the
functions OF the commission to al
lot the annual instalmcnts from
Germany remain To be arranged
The Polish question, including
the status of Danzig. is also near
Ing settlement. on the basis OF the
naturalization OF this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

j. a Roberts OF 3l5 south Mndi-
son VINO was killed in tractor ac-
y Heggs Monday. will be
,, ~ OAK Lawn cemetery at .
o'clock this afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
PEOPLE ARE GIVEN NO VOICE
Claim Is That New Govern
ment Is Decreed Without
Holding an Election.
LANDSBERG GIVEN FREEDOM
independent Leader Is Res
cucd After Being Placed
Under Arrest.

BERLIN, April s,-A state of
siege has bcCn proclaimed nj
Nuremberg Ia which city the
Hoffman ministry removed several
dayS ago,