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Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
RED WATER, HEMATURiA OR
BLOODY URINE IN CATTLE.
CAUSES


inflammation. poison, especially poi
sonous plants, moulds on feed,
growths, calculus in the kidney or
bladder. mechanical violence, general
infection, renal tuberculosis, para
sites, blood disorders. etc.
SYMPTOMS
The blood first comes from the kid
ney is bright red, later it becomes
darker. The animal falls off in flesh,
also appetite is diminished. Usually
succunba in two or three days unless
treatment is begun at once.
TREATMENT
7. +. RED WATER REMEDY has
never been known to fail if started
in any reasonable time. 1t takes foul
doaes.
For Sale by
FRANCS DRUG STORE
500 Main St., FL Centric. Phone
We carry all modern treatments anc
remedies in veterinary science. alsc
IN poultry, Call and ask questions
Experienced men always on hand
willing IL help you out of.your diftl-
culties.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27

Watch for "Venetial Neon at
IcCune's.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27

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s"eakiug t'a'
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Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27

"Bo-La-Bo" at McCunes soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
WEST VIRGINIA
SEES HARDING

WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator
Harding. the Republican choice for the
presidency, received only Il few visitors
today. and I""oted virtually his entire
day To correspondence. SO great has
tn, crush Of mail become that III.
nominee has been compelled 10 diver.
work. rot only at his office, but also
at his home II the evenings.
In addition to the usual daily. dcl!S-
CRY Of between 5000 aud 1000 letters
mail bags containing approximately 11,-
uUu letters sent by express from n;
home at Marion. Ohio. wcr. delivered
at Mr.. Hardng'S office today.
Senator Harding had hoped before
leaving for Marion July 3. to be able
to leave his office for day at tim:
in order TO rest. but II was announcer
tonight that all prospects for any SORT
Of vacation prior TO his departure had
'e%i9 ,,ol. 'Trr@ Th%edorS Roosevelt. son of the
former president. has an engagement
lu confer with Mr. Harding tomorrow.
IL will come at the senator's invitation
and j. u.I" of the numerous progressive
leaders summoned by the Rcpupllcan
nominee 10 discuss campaign plans.
rhos, who SAW the candidate lodi.y
Ncrr Sor.ttor Fletcher. Democrat. or
Florida: r. c. Atkeson Of West Virginia.
Washington representative or the na-
tionaI grange. and Elmer Dover or 1a-
coma. Wash. former secretary 10 lhf
late senator Mark Hanna. and later Sec
rotary Of the National Republican COM
tOirtpa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
.LULL COMES IN THE
LONDONDERRY RIOTING

LONDONDERRY. June "A - Since
midday there has beep virtually no mr.
ing by the Cnionist and Nationalist
forces, who for :, week have been wag-
ing civil warfare.
10 attempt has yet been made 10 re-
sumo business. however. Tho streets
are still deserted. the people Keeping
within door.
At 4 meeting today of the maGistra tes
General Campbell gave the assurance
that the government would provide sun T.
IrIent troops for the protection OF law
abiding citizens in Londonderry.
He issued a prOcla ma ton putting ine
Curf"w order into force from SATURDAY
between II o'clock III th" evening ana
i've O'Clock SUNDAY morning.
\ total of seventeen persons nave
been killed and twenty-ninc wounded
during The lighting in the city. accord
ing 10 an official statement issued ID!
the police this evening.
ten year old boy named George
caldwell was shot today while he was
looking from i window. This morning
the body Of Patrick Plunkctt. COM
mcrcial traveller and we'll known IN
Belfast as cricket player. was round
in Bishop street and removed 10 q nre
station He was killed Immediately
after he had sent a telegram to his vile
informing her of his safety.
A barber named Mclaughlin. VINO was
killed by Sniper. WAS wounded Two
months ago 4 woman named Moore
was shot today Will" looking from
window
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
VETS IN !.
TELEGRAM TO BRYAN !. ].
RESENT DRY hLllNs

NEW ORLEANS. La 'June 14.-DSS
Ia ratIen tirNefhsy would mot Be - syM.
pathy with any Democratic ~:
modIhcation OF the Yol5tead law fs'
made I'M a. TELEGRAM addressed Ry tne
Louisiana Liberty league toni1ht 20
:ViIlian, J. Bryan and 'ther stfnoen
and members OF the plAttoPIn c0nmN
lee Of the Democratic nAtfoual convex
lion" The league. according TO W
president. Arsene PNriliiAt. has more
ihan Is, 900 members in. Louisiana -,
Addressing Mr.. Bryan the league ~
It's telegram said il wished to take issus
with him on the matter OF pronioitioh'
You and the school OF thought yoa
sneak for violate the spirit OF our coen-
try and the intent Of our constlt!uSgo
every time you attempt TO enioree
the form Of sumptuary laws your
tremely impracticable and unHmo,eso"s' ''
views on the people Of this country..s
we are glad the saloons have been
closed. but in denying us ths oeT =.
which during many generatons ON
families have beeh accustomed. your
school Of class control has done us
very great detriment.
I'VE. as voters. will not be IN sym.
nathy with any Democratic plettotm
which ignores our demands for tue
modjficafion OF the Vol1tead law. IT -
an undeniabIe fact hat'millions OF once
law abiding citizens have become oenor
rate law violators and are now encour-
a ping suuHRlers and moonshiners IA
the sale and distribution OF harmtui
LIQUOR"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

NEW YORK. June 2+.-Expelled to-
day from the New York Stock Exchange
Allan \. Ryan, principal figure in the
aIlegetnNStutZ, motor corner last Marcn,
tonight announced he would carry ms
case TO tho courts and stand or fail
on the case AS the public has II.
There was n furry OF excitement at
the opening of the exchange this morn
INK when the governing committee.
which yesterday ended its investigation
into the alleged corner, announced from
the floor a verdict of expulsion 1or
conduct inconsistent with Just and
equitable principles Of trade
At first Mr.. Ryan was silent. Then
he issued a brief statement announc.
ing that I'VE shall see what we shall
do" Later he prepared long news
paper advertisement containing this sig
nihcant paragraph:
For suoh Of the injustice worked
upon me as is rcmediablc in the courts,
intend In due session to seek appro-
pirate redress. But the blot upon the
dignity Of the great institution Of the
New York Stock Exchange, beginning
with their first activity in, the Stutz
matter. has grown |" such proportions
that il is now indclihlC."
This statement was Interpreted on the
street ~ q confirmation VI reports thai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
RYANS EXPULSION FROM STOCK EXCHANGE .
TO Be FOLLOWED BY $10,00O,0O0 SUITS

Mr.. Ryan. who has denounced the ekA
change investigation as star chamS
Der proceeding" woVld bring $lo.ooo,0e3
suits against the exchange and some o.
it's officers.
This latest move Is a fitting CAPE
stone to the series Of official and unA'
official acts. each calculated to emhats|
rasS, to injure and even to destroy me,
said Mr. Ryan's statement.
TT Is the hand Of Esau. but the Yotc0I
Of Jacob No longer daring to taka'
the laboring car, the gentlemen Wh0I
failed to batter down my stock and
who were frustrated in evading theifj
obligations. decided that they miGhtl
safely entrust the job to these cole
leagues.
But 1t IL a little late in the day ,fJei
those who have directed and controilcSI
the action Of the committees and thu
board OF governors to hide their headDi
in the sand. II the governors had anIl
real intention Of being fair instead ekl
merely appearing SO. why did they not !
grant me an open trial with the 6eneAet
OF my own counsel. as they had theire Z
Il believe that the public has haJi
more than enough Of these so-calisdt
trials which are but star chamber pr3~i
ceedings where secret intrikues. ruth.i
less autocracy and stronE-Arm metbso2
are indulged u with kmDunttY.a------1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
MARK SULLIVAN POKES FUN AT CARTER
GLASS AND THE VIRGINIA PLATFORM

BY tho virginia platform" as it iiT
urcS here Is really meant merely that
part of the Virginia platform which rn-
dorseS tho league OF nations. Tho cs-
Scntial sentence Of that endorsement in
tho Virginia platform is:
the treaty. without reservations which
would impair its essential integrity"
II Is your correspondents expectation
that the spirit OF this endorsement Of
the league Of nations will be adopted
here. There was at one time much Sp-
position among some Democrats To such
generous endorsement OF the league.
but since the Republican convention the
spirit OF these objecting Democrats ha )
changed. Since the Republicans TOOK II
position which nearly everybody now
interprets as strong opposition TO rati-
fcatlon. the Democrats are much more
contradiction to the Republicans.
FOR Endorsement
II Is still possible that there might
be some difference OF opinion in the
resolutions committee, but probably no
more than to change the wording Of thu
en}orsement slightly. Bryan is cx-
pected to have a plank OF hts own on the
league. but the prevailing sentiment
here Is decidedly in tho direction of a
generous endorsement OF the league. ami
Of practically unrestra!ned advocacy Of
the adoption Of the treaty.
As to the other parts Of the plat
form 10 be adopted hero. there will be
little resemblance TO Senator Glass.
Virginia platform"
For ono difference the Virginia plat
form contains no reference TO prohibit
tion. and IL is expected that this ono
will.
say II 10 expected thtt the national
platform will say something about pro-
hihition. either 0ro or con. But on th1t
point. also. there arc quIc' efforts look
Ing TO harmony. This part of the plat
form. however. Ia treated by your cor
res pondcnt in separate dispatch
Bryan has not arrived Yet. and no
one cah write adequately I" what this
convention Is going to do about booze
until he has first talked with Bryan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Nv MARX SULLIVAN
Special to The 'Intclligencer.


SAN FANCISCO. Cal. June 2I.-Sena-
tor Carter Glass OF Virginia. IL mere
now. and VIC all understand he Is slateu
10 be chairman OF tho committee on res
olutions. which writes the platform. re
Is an admirable choice for ihis yer!
important post, being markedly n mal'
Of conscience and strict intellectual IN
tegrity. Mr.. Glass brought a model plat
form with him. His model Is what ms
como to have kind OF institutional
prestige. under the slogan. the VIZ
ginia platform"
IT is the platform Of the recent VII
ginia state convention and II drives us
vogue largely from the fact that II re-
ccivcd so many evidences of approvaI
at the White House. Carter GIaS
wrote the Virginia platform htmscu'
He says. with pride. that he ss respon-
siblc for every word or II.
The virginia Plasforrn-
Since IT Is likely to cut so much flg-
ure here. your correspondent mas oeen
at some pains to give a thoroush read: read.
ing to the Virginia platform. II toc;
some mains, Tho sentiments are al!
right. il you happen 10 believe IN that
kind OF sentiments. but from the pony
Of view at I"ngth OF circumstances. ano
cesslve verbal ornatcness. your corre.
spondent ventures to hope and cSpect
that the Virginia platform Will undergo
some condemnation and some improve
fore II turn. up or the national plat
form Of the Democratic party.
The Virginia platform IL or tho lhA"
torchIIght procession and starry ban
ner" period 1t 'acclaims" the president
in one paragraph. "commends' him IN
another, endorses" him in third'
congratulated him { ma fourth and re-
peats the spirit of indiscriminationadui-
alton In all. ,.-
OId-fashioncd phrases like "lncoT..
parabIc statesman partisan envy and
personal hatred" and mastery leader
sh'n" stick out on every page.
':ut OF course. II isrt the rernaI or
rnrentatton OF tho TIrSinM platform
that gives II the prominence it has here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Benehcial Eject

WASHINGTON. June Il Assurances
that III" Railroad labor hoard Wouin ~.
prditr it's award in III" raiiwai ""Sv
OntruVrrSy were TttcN'd '"'"'
president Wilson. .i,o,,
TN. hnard'S message Ia IN" ptrs!u"H'
was in reply IL an inquiry by the en-
ccutiNe AS To possibility ~ has
the award. or OF Announcing Il t'nt"'INe
or partial settlements ThouEh thr a.
nIy nf the board had not been ihdde
mihli. at tn" White House tonight IL
was understood /" set forth thlt some
delay must occur in Il matter IN Wh'ch
there are 50 many conflicting claims so
many classes Of workers L" b." cohsld
cred and so much EVIDENCE Dolh o'"'
and written. TO be reviewed.
While hopcful that the text Of me
bo5rd's reply would be- made public
eventually, representatives here or the
railroad unions said that the mere as
surance that an early award could ne
expected would exercise "a h"nfhcial ci :
feet in at least preventing the SP'e"'
of incipient strikes.
The Interstate commerce Commission
il became known today. - watching the
strikes in Eastern railroad CrntcrS. not
ably rhiladrlphia and baltimore. anu
il particularly concerned WIN inc e.
rcct Of the walkouts in its efforts tn re-
Iie,e freight congestion and TO moN"
roaI 10 New England and other Eastern
poiutS where a coal shortage exists.
The walkouu today of yardmcn al
the Potomac yards. across IN" ,oi"ha'
river from Washington. resulted in the
pla cling of temporary embarSnes on all
freight passing through the yards winch
ha ndle most OF the freight between the
South and the Eastern portion or The
z 600 carloads OF freight in the yards.
90 percent OF which is billed for rl'ies
other than Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
BOY PICTURED AS TOUGHEST KID IN
HELES KITCHEN" GETS $4,000 DAMAGES

that he was tough at all. 1t is wicked
libel
That is the great trouble with these
movements. They think that whcre
there is poverty there must he GRIMM
alitv As Il matter Of fact. in these
humble little homes in the very section
pictured in this book will b" found more
christian picty. more devotion TO real
duty. moro OF the sterling qualities OF
humanity than will Dc found IN Inc
mansions along Fifth avenue.
These people from their great hrlght
OF self-conscious righteousness and SUI
pcrior excellence peer down and discuss
these humble beings as though theF
were so many cobblestoncs IN me S'ref, E
without any regard at all for their feel.
ings or their rights in the community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
WET VS.. DRY 7. 7
FIGHT CONES
COMMITTEE FOR
ENFORCEMENT:P PLANK
Real Battle Slated 70 Be
Waged in the Convention
Vets Encouraged &

SAN FRANCISCO. juno 2i:-Aobiii!-
atIon OF Democratic national conNenuon
forces for the @ expected Clash el.nr G ip tH
partSs 1920 platform will aPproeen
completion tomorrow when William -
Bryan arrives. .,.R::
The Nebraskan is senerally EegafasN
mcnt. lie may elso function as supreme
commander OF allied and ASSOCIATED IL.
tcrests opposed 10 President "usonD. =,
platform views.
the outstanding issue, with the facSiona.
as far apart as the poles. interest
other platform questions was stimulets'
cd by the presence Of Senator GLASS SL<j
Virginia, who is known to Be- fully 81.
vised as 10 the presidents We'd on WhGx
the party should do on the league OF
nations issue and. similar quHstione
Supporters of proposals TO modiiy
Volstead enforcement act are clGmin
but m up to date Senator Glass has not incg
dicated what views Mr.. Wilson MAJ:
have expressed in this regard. r
Bryan Has Dry 11aak.
Mr. Bryan has already disclosed tha1
he has a plank Of his own TO present On
the enforcement question; ne ns1n rs Spos -
Teeoad TtSoa 'S for rI rigid enforcement pEShtbi
lion 10 the full limit Of the Nolstead
measure. Between this suggesuon.s
which gained the support OF senAaIE.
denyal aspira9ts to reach the scene sse ss
yocates. the gulf is so wide that no I
possibility Of compromise 10 visible an
less it should be based on asreemsnt -
follow the platform Of the Nrno
Democrats and ignore prohibition.
The bone drys have working M
jority on the committee. .That
mittcd by their opponents. They
also credited with a slight majority
the convention itself but the wopia:oS
r7,in makers who view with alarm IL
present drought are very hopefsi TINS
can be upset. -
There is pressure to expedlss Eer Pr Pr
ceedings as much as possi1ie fot
ment plank was framed by the comm4i
tee, probably II would be allowed 70 g
TO The convention with virtually no time
devoted to committe debate BY rs oppor'
nents. but accompanied BY natiy: y:S1sS S1a1
bring the whole subject into inc opeA
forum Of the convention. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

NEW YORK. June GA supreme
court jury decided today that William
McCuc was not the toughest Kid IN
Heirs Kitchen" and awarded him $500
damages against the Russell Sage Fouu-
d.tiun and publishers of a book en-
titled "BoyhoOd and LawlcSSneSS, IN
which his picture appeared over this
subject
The boys complaint set forth that in
1914 a photographer appeared in the
HClrs Kitchen district. where hC' lived,
and took his picture on the ground that
ho wanted Boy Scout pictures" Me
Cue. who IS now Of age. said h" was an
altar boy IN ST. AmhrOs"'s church at the
time. and has never been arrested or
charged with delinquency in any form.
In denying motion 10 set asid" the
verdict Justice Ford said.
"Thrro is not scintilla OF evidence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
UNCLE SAM TAKES HAND IN NATION
WIDE SEARCHF0R Babes K|DNAPPERS

NORRISTOwN, Pa, June 24-Ths
federal government today took . hand
in the hunt for the hdnappers OF
thirteen months old Blaksly Coughlin.
Recovery Of the baby or arrest Of
the kidnappers or "Ths Crank" who.
obtained 1900 ransom by represent
ing he had tho child, 10 sought by the
chief postal inspector here.
Cards describing the baby were
mailed today with his picture to all
post offices in the United States, to
be posted for information Of the pub
lie.
TO get the man who wrote "Ths
Crank" letters. It Is violation OF
the postal laws to demand money
through the mails in this manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Towne Given $t05,0OOfGI
Getting Daniels Ear

NEW YORK. June .t;aTestiiyieeS
that he had been employed TO get thSl
ear Of Secretary Daniels" and obtain resl
mission Of penalties Of 3s.7s7.ooo IN
allure to deliver torpedoes during nsi
war. former United States senaHH
,,,aa awarded verdict Of 310'. y
against the f.. W. Bliss Company OF
Claiming $500. 900 for professional str.i
vices. Towne testified that he was aSIe}
after THE company had failed to fulnik
terms Of its contract.
The company denied that the senatet
had been able to accomplish anythln
for them. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Ex.MoUEDSvnLE CONVICT
IN ENoCH ARDEN CASE

Special to The Intelligencer.
CINClNNATI. O.. June 24.-Through
the story told in domestic relations
court here today by James F. Crawford.
OK -Moundsv!llN. w. Va. convict. and first
husband OF Mrs. Fannie Crawfordh mo-
dtste at 1868 Mound street, here, story
eoualling tha: OF Enoch Arden OF old
was revealed Crawford is being sued
for divorce so that his wife can remarrN
her third husband. She married. think
ing that Crawford's Imprisonment IN
West Virginia had automatically di-
vorced her. which the court here rules
is not the case. Crawford ls willing 10
divorce Mrs Crawford. SO that her pres
ent love wish can be fulfilled and her
present lover Is ready 10 marry her As
soon as allowed TO do SO by the court,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Nationwide Roundup
Of Fraudulent Oil
Concern Will Follow

NEW YORK. June 2i--With the
hrcakiuS u: seals today "n indictments
charging ""ur oil concerns and hf'N
individuals with fraud, government
agents lrt il berom" known that they
had begun nationwide roundup of
alleged wild cat oil company promoters
who are said 10 hav" swindl"d the pub
lie out Of millions within the last few
months.
tn" defendants -- oil companies.
brokerage concerns and their officers
and salcSmcn--arC charged with hay
ing aScd the mails To- dCfraud. They
ar" alleged 10 HAY" mad" gross mlSrrp-
rcScntalions. and to have III some cases
paid impressive dividends out of re-
c"ip:S ON stock sales.
In IN" case. th" indictments 'harE"d.
statesmen disposing Of stock "r ih"
Crown OH company falsely represented
that Il son of former President RpOsr-
Welt Was an officer Of tn" COMPANY.
which !, was chained would soon rival
the Standard oil company in Volume
of business.
Frenz1ed Finance.
3harcS of this company. according 10
onr of the indictments. were sold To-
investors In ChicaG" at So y share,
and To cNade IN" western blu" sky law.
later was disposed Of here II 81 after
costing brokers only -. cents share
WhiIa federal officers w"r" seeking
Louis 6. Van Rip"r at Atlantic city
and Boston for alleged connection with
th" val" nf Ranger oil stock. the pro-
mot"r and his counsel appeared ~ the
federal court 70 answer the Indictment.
Bail was nNrd at 10000 after The
prosecution had sought to have the
amount fixed at $50. .60u.
Van Riper's counsel. Martin W. Lit
Teton. pleaded the latter sum was CN-
ceSSilr and would he tantamount 10
punishment. Contcndng that Il hund of
s.. nhn was III" usual bail in mail fraud
cases.
Those Indicted.
Federal agents III cities throughout
the country are now engaged in round
ing up the men indicated. They are
charged with having made gross mis-
representations regarding oil proper
tics md with paying dividends out of
money obtained from thc sale nf stock.
The companies involved are tho Ran
ger oil company, W. Il. Williams Oil
company. Great Western Petroleum
corporation and Crown Oil company
Brokerage concerns indicted were
StiCkCy" Rawlinson and ColclOuGh Of
Roston aud Curtis, Packer & Co. United
Securities company. II. Kent Holmes &
Co. IL Morgan Pollock C Co. ThNmp-
son James & Co. Crossman. Sherman
& Co. George a Lamb & Co.. T.. NJ
Fuller & Co, and Grccnbaum. RiG"low
and Grcenbaum, nearly all Of ,hcm
with headquarters in this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
MONTGOMERY'S STAND
REMAINS UNCHANGED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 24.-The
conference between Senator Warren G..
Harding. Republican nominee for prcsi-
don't. and Samuel B. Montgomery. cam
did not change the gubernstorial situa-
rion in the slightest. according 10 the
statement OF G. r. Blizzard. state fac
tory inspector. who accompanied Mr..
Montgomery on the trip.
Mr. MONTGOMERY has not rcceded from
his position as a result of the Washing
ton conference. Mr. Blizzard said. Tho
labor comm mjssioncr takes the stand that
nc - the Republican nominee for COVER
aor and that his title to the nomina-
zion should not BE- obstructcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Missing Buckhannon
Girl Not Abducted; Is
Found With Carnival

Special Di$natch to The Int"Iligcuccr.
CLARESRCRG. ". Va. June "a
FTorHncc Small. IS. daughter "f Harry
Small. an Cpshur county farmer. whose
disappearance from homo caused Off
GERS TO search three counties tho past
several days and landed Harry Burklin.
q BuCkhannou horse trader, in jail un-
dor charge Of abduCting her. has been
found and restored To her home. Ofii-
GERS arrested hrr at TunnClt0n. whCr"
she. Lad Joined carnival troupe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Cleanup Demanded By
Missouri Republicans

SEDALIA. No. June @4-Rcsolu-
tions demanding the removal hf Jacob
L. Bahler. Republican national commit
teeman from Missouri. and W. l.. Cole,
state Republican chairman. were adopt
ed today at meeting Of Missouri Re
publicans called here for the purpose
Of cleaning house" in the Republican
party iE the state. Both men admitted
before the senate Investigating commit
tee that they had received money from
managers OF the Lowden campaign for
Presidential nomination