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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
DANGERS OF DUST SHOWN

man service In helping to stop the dis
asters that threatened Americas bread
supply during the war.
The old two-reel picture Is being re-
tanned for the use of workers in the
bureau Of chemistry. Tie new one
reeler is especially designed for show
ing in high schools and other scholas-
tic institutions, as we'll as before grain
and milling men, fire prevention and
insurance associations, and others d.
rectly interested In the subject.
Requests for the loan OF the film
should be made through some field
worker Of the department Of agricul,
ture. or they may be sent directly to
the department. Arrangements also
have been made enabling outside per
sons and institutions to buy prints OF
the film at the cost Of manufacture.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
Jockey Ensor's Pet.

Little Buddy EnsOr talked
horse between races at Jamaica
track recently and spoke OF
particular pet Of his. I've liked
a lot of the animals / have rid
den," said Buddy, "but none like
Corn Tassel. There's a horse
love. How he could and would
run for me! We were cronies.
In the mornings, when the eXer-
else boys would be walking him
around the stable, I'd hide in
stall and then give funny little
whistle.
Corn Tassel knew that Whis-
tie. He'd jump as though the
barrier had gone up and he
wouldn't stop tearing until he
located me. He knew l always
carried sugar Jumps for him. lie
was just like big pet dog.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
NOTES OF SPORT

S.Y. Hord, 81, of Terre Haute, Ind,
has been elected captain OF the Yale
varsity eight for next year.
Elbridge Adams, 81, has been named
captain of the Williams college golf
team for next season.
All of the other countries are busy
telling what a fine lot of athletes they
will have at the Olympic games.
II is said that of the so prominent
preparatory school athletes entering
Yale next fall, Is Of them are major
sports captains.
Nv defeating Johnny Eastman, '..e
British champion, Ted (Kid) Lewis
has won the right to call himself well
terweight champion Of Europe.
John Henry, former National. VINO
coached the Cornell university base
ball team this season. will not be- re-
engaged, itshas been announced.
The way our golf and tennis players
have been performing on the other
side makes us think that the British
ers will be beaten at their own games
Canadian bettorS are not IN eVideh''
this year. The fact that their money
is worth about 80 cents on the dollar
decides them to tackle some othel
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
one.ReeI Motion Picture Used by A.
ricuIturai Department In Edu-
cationai Campaign.

WHY dust is dangerous is shown con-
c,usively in a one-reel motion picture
Explosive Dusts.' recently issued oS
tho United States department OF ag'
ricu,t,1re, In cooperation with the
Irn,ted states grain corporation. Ihe
n,cture is a popular presentation OF
subject that was covered more teen
nically and at greater length in pre-
v;ous two-reel subject. "Grain-Dus
Explosions in Mills and elevators
which travelled all over the Unite'
States end into Canada and did yeo
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
Modern Sampson Unhurt
BY Topping Building

Sampson was pretty good at
handling buildings but he could
boast Of no superiority over
John Pettibo1e, New York
city laborer.
After a two-story frame build
Ing had toppled over on Petit
bone, and the employees, whose
lives he had saved by his shout
Of warning. together with de-
tail Of police and two fire COM
panies had dug him out, Petit
bone walked disdainfully home.
leaving the ambulance and pull
motor crews rubbing their eyes.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
oONLiN RAPS FRIENDLY
STUFF BY BIG PLAYERS.

Sometimes a fellow can see
lot more from the outside look
ing in than from the inside look
ing out Mike Donlin sees an IN
fuence creeping into baseball
that is hurting tile game. lie
says:
"What | don't like about base
ball today-and I'm On the Level
when | say it's that there are
TOO many dollars and too many
automobiles in the game.
They don't sharpen fh"ir
spikes on the bench any more
and there are too many hand
shakes
mix on that handshakes stun
It's all right when you've been
away from home for long time
had YOU meet the lad. mat
the time To throw out the mtt--
but the people in the stands
don't want to see the players
hanging over each others shout
derS during batting practice ana
acting like buddies."
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28

Richmond. Ind.-A gray timber
wolf. weighing 60 pounds or more. was
killed the other day by James KEGS.
who lives east Of this city. In woods
adjoining the golf links Of the Rich
mond Country club. The animal had
been preying on poultry In the vicinity
for several days. KEGS killed the ami
NAL with a rife after several shots.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28

wear. O'Neill went to the Braves from
the Giants in the Nehf trade, after
training for three seasons under NC
Graw, and being farmed out to Rocn-
ester for seasoning. He seasoned so
fast Arthur Irwin made him first
string catcher and later captain OF
the Rochester club last year. O'Neill
is said to be phenomenally fast and
his brain-work asset was developed
when he was assistant sporting editor
of a st. Louis newspaper during the
winter season and between practice IN
the ball yards of the International
league
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
BASC BALl
STORIES

y l\Jl<il-o
Walter Holke is putting up great
game at first base.
The fans are coming back strong IN
New Orleans since the Pels nave oe'
winning.
The Akron club has shipped PltSh-
or lack Harper TO the London clup
Of the Mint league.
"If Carl Mays would pitch the Kthd
If ball he did last year mourns one
hacker of the Yankees.
One thing is certain, the Reh SoA
must have extra good pitching II they
are going to stay in the race.
George Kelly has steadily developed
into corking hitter-and no" the
fans are cheering, not Jeerins' hi'"'
Critics who spill their weekly uop%
on the major league races aireaay ar''
using their headline. White Sox Are
! Out Of II"
Grand Rapids is showing greater IN
forest in the Central league this sea
son than it ever did in the old Cehtra'
or Western league.
Leo Witterstaetter is back IN the III
ternational league, the Syracuse cur
having dug him up and signed MN
to play the outtield.
dudley is by far the most profn's
ing youngster in the Southern league
that goes without reservations, "rite'
Chattanooga critic.
Tho Memphis club has signed an
other of those Cleveland sandiot phe
MONS His name Is Clarence Nemit
and he is a southpaw pitcher.
Dixie Carroll of Memphis Is fen
for stealing bases this year ana threa
ems TO hang up new record for pi
fers in the Southern league.
Harold Janvrin. ever known az
1iobt hitter. is doing GONE notabl
! work with the stick for the 81. Lou
Cardinals. They all hit this year.
One thing the Washington teai
crows over and that is the inability
opposing pitchers to keep IL fro
crossing the plate at least once IN
game.
s Arthur Irwin says he has the mo-
promising lot Of youngsters in bas
hall on his Rochester team. but I'M
no most of them are year or {"
,way.
d pitcher Mike Cantweli. sold by Il
obillies 70 the Buffalo International
preferred independent ball and JuInp'
m transit TO shop team IN zen
.,ylvania.
Coach Lee Foil makes note or u
failure of the Browns 10 run bases
they should. Runners steal bases
pitchers, not on catchers, says the
4 servant Foil.
Chief Bender. bound TO have IN
Eastern league pennant, has added
Il his pitching staff in the person or
Il finger named James and hickman
1 Jesse, of course.
4 Jimmy Swetonic. carried as utii
man by the Pittsburgh Pirates wh
4 Walter Barbara was laid up. was g
"A en- his unconditional release when Il
a bare got back in uniform.
N Aaron Ward got his chance W
y the Yankees and made good. TT
Bob Meusel got In to show them WI
he can do. Now Frank O'DoIl is
to take a turn at 1t. And then 1t '
be Fewsters turn.
IN
or Getting four hits IN game is nc
r.. ing special for George Siler. The
n ords show he has made that many
On a game at least 20 times in his ma
-st league career, to say nothing OF tt
of ing In five few times.
ill
nd Manager Branch Hickey OF the
ad Louis Cardinals was steered towar
for young catcher named Simpson p
no Ing Independent ball In New Y
IN who Is said to be star, hut he TO
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28
n,NEILI PHENOMENALLY FAST
Boston Braves Exploiting "Find' ms
Season in Young Catcher
From Giants.

In George (Mickey) O'Neill, George
Stallings' youngest catcher, the boston
Braves are exploiting a find TINS
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-28

Shmitzu. known among tennis iahs
in England as the wonderful Jap
whose marvellous speed on the tourna-
ment courts is winning wide notoriet!.
1t is expected he will play at "lmpie-
don in the international tournament.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
SONORA MAKES i,ilni
10 IIaiiI NTtNklii>

Iy Ns.orla,sd Pres ..,
NnGAiES. S,noi1 'rtIl - -
Sonora Officials tonight w'r" pr"pdf.
inc to meet an expected in,a' on 81
federal iraors which t"Jclrd luurof
lonlrlt on their way to Nh" neg zee
pnhllc General carlos PLANS. seq
und IN command 10 General J. lh.'
GALES loft today for Arur r,i"t
where Carrauya troops are 'Nr''l'h
10 suiko the first blow
An uliimntum vaf t'l"rr1nhrl
rite Officials today rs '"u"r1i VI
Diogu,s. Ituauka oomwdhd', TO-.
NoriltIn NcNior uctl'ln" ih'm W
wrud meade ouum With uili'tni
forces ~ end the rebellion
Tonight information mat N''.
troons had arrived ~ lHur| cause
no surprise.
\ In n statement TODAY Governor
10 Ia lu,r SAID 9TH" present
situation hae been brought lho u ~
,oasor of the fact ihli onora "aH
been u,irg lo Get q iair deal 'o Ell
candidates end CJrrHnya is ior dir' =
action. III.
"cn,renza t. notorously partial ~
~ local elections u.s. w'll n' ~ W
f.derni election Ne planned ''
,,,.,,,brov tho cone tuiinnN t''
eminent " Sonora and s"i ~ 'lh'
,nus mtiilhy government ll' Z"
dcrcd invasion ~ Tins ''i" h' 'n'
Same troops who o,cihr'N ~ con
uilri,nnM co,rrnm'ni - the -'''
of Navltt .,
Il demanded ~ AFFIRMATION "
was hostile ~ ne because h'd ~"
attended ~, governors e"1''l'h'
n,d ne nslied nn mnhilifhr
an felcral ii0ops ~ sonora nn'
rrldl,ally every fr'lcral cmpl'l'
have worn nlleglarre - we Wv
ro,ninneui Tans " No'' '"'h
wiihori fhoi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
CONDEMNED
At LABOR MEETING
~COi.ID ~
l.iiiN ~ pIriRihiNI
az \. ~ ..

~ eco. 'Hfsi rtsFa
KANSAS itTN. tprl % w
ir-oiuiions 7 lppi"i bate t"uighi. Oh"
lrnni.l rni,rniio' ~ 'ff railway
fcpari inert of iLc American i'd"f'-
ION uf lab cprfsrur'd ih" 'tnsif'
rsttf' .N4t,hmrn' .tul' Ini urr'i
"a r"a'~r, 81 90. HfrlHirf tiEIn'
iyatinn 80 rr,ra" 80 in ans way up.
vort ths ralhoui
IRE ST, 'nii"n. vh.ri represent.
50o 90 members ~ eishi rtilf"1
uaus. also indors,d a. sdrni Wi.
ems anpo.nimen 80 ih' labnr
board on behalf ~ tabor end doelar'
- their belief ihtt lah"' ccpld con
lidonily expect 10 lice Though the
isw creating TIE hoard lnd sii'i'
satc their grictagsal to 90" board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
SITUATION IN OHIO
IS NEARING CRISIS
HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS
iDI.E WITH INDUSTRIAL
PLANTS CLOSING.

py 'sreis'si rreas.
cola uiiuS. Ohio. April i3.-The
indm.triai situation In practically the
entire state was approaching - crisis
tonight. ~ result of the unaufhor-
b.d raiIrasd strike. More Than 100.
OOO men we're suf of work and In.
dusifiaI plants in man, sections
w.r,. continuing ,o suspend opera
ton. IN addition. food supplies IN
r,n, cities nee decreasing. Coal
.Lpplies arc pnRng low aud sasr
util,,ir. arr curtaiiing their service.
Practical, ever, coal mine IL sus-
pcnds,i. ewing Ia inability Ca obtain
cs,s, and u j. estimated 1000 miners
ar idle.
The Columbus Merchants aud Job
her. Association to-day voted fo ~
quest state aud 'ii, Officials Co ~
sue proclamaiions Ter curtsiInent of
the usr Of pleasure ears.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
Ne,U Wood Alcohol May
Replace Use of Gasoline;
sable AS Grain Mixture

HuhMilu' tur ggiOiinc.
This mixture. he amplii.rd does
not form cnibuu % tlp cylibd'r. iuh
affords more mileage tn q gallon
man rasolin" rtoioss nr M'hr' -Ii1
Z had bcun us,l success u'lN iu Nlr.
way end sweden ana th1i De- hrli"'
I'd II could be- manufactured ih lh1
rnuuiiy hclp,r lhuu gasoline
About ten m,llion pound. II phll
unstr a,run ulnt,s 20 e. g.. lruir'
.or Mckee ass,uod, and trWiNi'
maloiv orc.ioutth ~ this BE- th'
surar from which gl'nrol '' derived
fho alcohol f. almost identical WIN
grain. he said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
can ulI Sli,kc.

nay tlTY. irh Npril I'
swuclmon and switch tenders uut-
herring about $50 called of ir'r
iiiikc hcic tourd ana som" uf o."
night crews immediately returned %
he wards rh, full loi,c viii rrpui,
tomorrow The 81, i.'o'. reached
after VOID Nis tr,'Iy q from Nif1
nrtor that th' railroad labor "n't
had been appointed aud "nuld take
an tl,r sNii,rmou' demands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
l. w. w. AIDING RAIL STRIKE EVIDENCE Shows
ATTEMPT AT WORLD REVOLUTION is ALSO SEEN
Hobby Will Call
Special Session
In May, He Says

nv Associated rr.ss
DALLAS. Tex. Apr.l a.. Cover
nor " T. llobby who arrived here
to-day ii,m Washington where he
appeared hdore the horticultural
board. dralgred that be- would ca'i
gpccial ursiUn OF the Texas legis-
lumfr about the middle NJ Nay &C.
deal with IN" pink boil worm situi'
ton ia" governor declared nat
tie session would not b. held before
that date ~ order e. p'mit 'ae llg-
saiots impl" time tu arrange ihelr
business affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

%, ~. n,IAi,i rtrss.
81. LOUIS. Ami l3.-llisrnvery
uf new alcohol uadc from snn'
and u,ahln us grain alcohol an' ~
a mixture Tor gasoline snh,titni'
was cs,ibcd todry at IN cnuv'n-
ton ~ the American chemical Foci'-
~ IN sc.fton here i'rnictset u
Mckee ct Columbia uniy'r'iV, N'N
Wont explained the new l'ull ara
oppressed IN" hrlI"i u woul t"o .'.
ihr cost Ol onerliint automobile
Obininrd from Waste.
The alcohol h. explained Is on
sIncd from the sugar IN Was', from
IN, manufacture ~ pulp ard miN'd
with kerosene unl honJul intuH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
OTHER OFFICIALS
D|s0REY ORDERS
I'i,Oi IIpINsS 10 81 ~ >tiEliIii
ron NIOwING srIi,iI
IRON IiiL IIIi.n.

PITTsl" RGh Kan ipri a.
rou.,on - .r,rntcon Officials and
member. 60 diurlt ~ lni'd Vine
Worker. murnod CO. i'"'i." -
dl, before the Is mas industrial te-
I.fioor court o. led 10 lpprr
NDuoun,. mont Rf mad i1nighi
chat bench warrants fCr th'if arrest
anplu Lr issued TOMORROW Nv dis
r, fudge \ Cuuar Who last
rndaF sent Alexander " HCwai
ti,adoni of the district uricn. Hud
thi.r other official. 90 ilIl g. r"n
pmpt OF cost .of r"irtins - ''.'i
r b.ufa ih, .udp.it.al tribunal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
IppEti To AMBASSADOR
To AiD HUNGER sri,ikEiiS

q, ,sr,sia'sd frrss.
LONDON. April ~ Acting Lord
Mayor O'Nou at Dublin and High
sheriff McWaltcr appealed in"if"c-
tually today to John " Davis. the
American ambassador, after they
had failed 10 persuade the American
consul at Dublin to intervene Cor th"
irish hunger strikers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
IIN~IS IIppi;i~

o. '.....#HlH Irf
WASHINGTON. Npiii o. l'l D..
s,u. T.,ta. 1906. incfrl." go "f
~. A.. ict cent
Willarr p.r' r,uuyl,Hi' ''.
tPN. ia,trf.. t..> cog $50 Co.,. '".'
Ea.t ii,,rpoui ohio -iilI 'n.
crease t.0,t or 80 r"' cent
Plaitsburl y ln' "'. d'
crease 80. uf @ i'r cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
MEETING RtIDED
At NEW ORLEANS

!. NEW ORLEANS. April Ia
\ Forest 6. pcndleton. dopart-
} ment Of justice agent here. NJ
} the head Of squad OF depart
, mont operators, tonight raided
, u hall In whTh a meeting OF
} goo members Of the local Yard I
} mems Association was being
} held tonight and arrested ak OF I
} the leaders on federal warrants
} charging them with interfering
} with the United States mails.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
8 KILLED, SEVERAL
INJURED, IN STORM
Toi,> \po IN NORTH JNEOiINi
DOis IEtti
DtM iGE.

~ 's.au isied Nl.as
CHARLOTTE. y G.. April D.
Three persons are known 60 have
becn killed and siN oi more we're ih
,mcd. some OF them seriously 'r
tornado witch swept parts Of lhloh
County Monday nlght. according u.
reports received here today school
houses and churches Nrl" swept
away. half Gltsu iIim D. n-"
molishcd and much timber q .rN
cd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
Not. Return ca work.

~ Afsogiasl rfrss
WA,lIlSGrOs. ,prll if.--.trik'
inr employees 10 the Potn,nao frciaht
wards and ~ the passenger ternin'ii
nerr decided 'onlghl 10 reiJfuf 20
work at midnight. leaving ,hs.r De.
mands - IN railway laDor hoard
ilr ldiu twent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
~, ,Irnd I,rriar-l.

NFW NuUG Npri % i". '
rr..tt..f ..| .H goo .auf 90 thH ttfII.
al stool of rho rnioa zee r"d -.
n,r rouupn' cess derlarn" 'o'fN ~
Tho hoard of director ~ ir'hr'ior
~ % D.. made next month 70 i ui-
der ttnd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
i.Errsr To gEriR>
10 WORK ~ NEW YORK.

u, ksso.iaisd Press.
MN luIik. April tJ.--Siiikirg
railroad men In Greater New Y"k
NETT ng ~ New J,rsrs tonight, un-
ANIME usl, ,rfusrd a. retain o. work
after hearing The rp"ft ~ their es-
ccuii,e cpniu 'tice which had con-
lrrrrrl iodh, with Wayor Hague ~
i,rss, tJiy Hni representatives ~
The "blg four railroad oroibcr-
huuds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
cattle flushed Nerves lior'Irr.

~ $50 ffafs' Fff~s -. a..
rol'GIA A. Ariy. iptil Is 'lnn'
d,ed- ~ sliiie have i"on ih."'n -
tho lardrr bV both A"mri''n Wv"
.'eSf,,n cwrerr ~ rl'hcs W Worm
urn srnoia. ani many ALREADY ha''
been crosaed into The l'niel s'.'''
ier. Efforts viii be- MA e. - ~ '''
mo iiye.t,ek ON grizlur "rnrrd ~
this side uH'it 'he situation 10 ~
nora II stabilized
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

~ NIInfIaffN FnIf.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aprl' H.
petw.en ~. and l10 car rrptirers on
the niR foHi railroad hero Went on
strike tonight N sympathy with me
fwitchmen. Loyal railroad employ
- said this STRIKE would prevent IN
fueriiiOn Of any ears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

TOPEKA Eap. Npfl a. oufi-
o. urper ding. lHainN g. Chat
W.bb sheriff ~ Crawford county
rptr filed 90 the supreme court iu-
fishi D., = e. X VarAin. assistant
.uair., -pt,rll q Kansas Nrh''s
,usp-nsion on n,t diys notice. pend
irr nlsl l,ietmiat alton OF the custer
suit. ESQ J. asted. The supreme
court Nill hear argum's's 'si the ~
.,,a FOR suspension tomorrow
morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
FEDERALs R |: A c \.
JUAREZ EN- ROUTE
TO FIGHT REBELS
MN CNi,l'tNIt INtANIiilMEN
Will AITMk NIN
I,fPl BIG
DOUGLAS WANTS TROOPS
Troops "a Protect ilordri t'iiSrp, IN
ia>r ~ Fighting Requested
~ Arizona ca.
,,ns.

~ Atr.Mt,a rast
DOUGLAS. Ard, Apl o. -
r"ctuis IT the DuutiJs Chuuibu ct
,Omm'icr tonight snu' tr rrwl
message to the Aihoul dol.,,iiou 900
congress asking utu,i,ni uuore De-
placed h"'" To muir.t thH b.l.Irl ,n
Nrnt at fighting between MNwW
ludCrls and Suu,la state liuup
Military authugti,s rrdHd ,u Yl.
itnl the rurdrt rc,rlil Wtunt ug,
aud since ,hpn % Wa ts. ItHd ht
customs men. hundred, ul .,,ip and
thousands ni rounds ui almuul iuu
have been sent into Sunuiu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
CABINET MEETING CALLED
BY PRESIDENT, INTEREST
CENTERED ON WASHINGTON
ANNOUNCEMENT OF GOVERNMENTS COURSE EXPECTED
T0DAY--WAIKoUT SPREADS RAPIDLY IN
EAST-lO0O0O REPORTED IDLE IN
OHIO ALONE
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Interesi in the nation wide strike Of
rebeous workers. which appeared to be subsdng Of Chi
while spreading sporndey the East conferred tonight in
Washington.
While official estimates lacking, the number Of persons
made idle by the strike directly and indirectly into hum.
dred thousands In Ohio 100000 persons reported
Of work today.
WASHINGTON April i3e-Evidenee Of the activity Of In
dus,ra Workers Of the World toward melting and maintaining
the unauthorized railway strike continue TO accumulate at the
Department Of Justice, and officials admitted tonight they
signs Of attempt expand the rail strike into phase Of
world revolution
Reports from field agents not yet complete enough
TO permit determination Of the governments course Attorney
General Palmer said 10 the governments
plans was TO be expected before at the earliest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
Efforts To Signal
Mars Will Be Made
By Todd April q

~ ..ri"ffl Yes
Omaha. Sch April g. \ L''
Stevens. balloon eVucri Hi F'f'
Omaha. announced today that 10" ~
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
GOVERNOR L0WDEN
HAS BIC MAJORITY
IN STATE PRIMARY
ms sEvENTy TnIJsAND LEAD
OiEii WuOD---iOh>SON
I,i>.1,G TIIII,D.

81. AfffHIHftH ItfHH.
,HiG,Gr. tnii ii-Wi,h Ito
,ut 1T 5.IDO precinct ~ the stat
missing. Governor Frank %. i,owdeD
lead. b., HD.2ss ,0ics o,ei General
T., onaI,i Wood. his closest compcii.
tor.
senator Hiram johnson. WHOSE
name was written On man, ballots.
was running ihiid. IL i,.GB Coos
count, prcc.nds lac poilcd 37,sCJ
votes.
Figures frnm i5ti precincts, In.
Guiding i.55G ~ Cook count, gave
Low den 2iO.553. Wood iit,2.i.
Moud Carries Chicago.
General Wood carried chicago ana
Cook county over Governor Low deu's
vote out sidc chicago gave him leaf
witch progressed steadily. Only th"
name, NJ wood and l.0wdcu appear
..f ON the ballot senator johnson .
freprth va. ln Chicago whore most
% hi, vote appeared There Was no
contest In the democratic primary,
q tbp nance uf more than half Il
NufrN Nt we. wv WIZ Mili''N W Wv
balIni. m scattering returns lluoy-
.,'s rpuo1 appeared IN som" t"puh-
rau ballots
Ild Courtesy Vote,
Women ras ~ courtesy vote ~
q. 81, rounii". aud IN some places
election clerks f,iled 10 separate men
I'D women ballots. The wominH
vote. however. was 40 cOmpatii,'lN
rrht 90. not ~ affect the result amt
II wa divided IN much the same ratio
. tho mpln vote The vote late i'-
.rirht in the districts where l.onden
f.io1lics vern rnniesiinF With lho."
Who aIrnifcd ihey had no pref"r-
rn.o shnNcd tho lowden mon leading
with ono exception