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Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

woodwork of the room, and bv the time
 the fire department arrived the entire
 rear of the building was in flames.
 The breaking of an ammonia pipe and the resultant fumes added to the greasy smoke, made fighting the fire difficult. though the department made a record by getting the fire under con
 trol by 6:30. Fireman P. s. Paddock
 was partly overcome by fumes from the blaze
 The kitchen and cooking apparatus Of the cafe were found by the man agement to be a total loss. Quantities Of chinaware and silver were destroyed as was $500 worth of new linen ana
 the piano, while large mechanical musical instrument, an orchestral con
 trlvance, was ruined. In addition, the ceiling and walls in the front of the
 restaurant were badly blistered by the flames and smoke
 Much Other Damage The damage to other buildings III the main due to the greasy smoke that came from the fire. and the most dam : age resulted to wearing apparel Tn the Switzer Style Shop Merchandise Ill aged by smoke. as grease on the rool of the cafe kitchen caught fire, send ing clouds of dense smoke down lhlo the two shops. The rear of the Barker bakery and the rear of the Mack pooi hall also were somewhat damaged py the smoke and heat. as were hats m the Fashion Millinery.
 Milton 'Stamatic. proprietor or the restaurant. announced after the ire
 that work on reconstructing the place would begin at once. extensive re- modelling being made at the same time- It is estimated that the cafe will be closed for about three months
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
ASBESTOS PROPERTIES DECLARED VAL LIABLE

That the asbestos properties in Giia county will add thousands of dollars to the valuation of property in this state was the statement made yester- day by members of the State Tax Com mission, which is now considering tfss earnings of the two companies oper- ating in the state.
 Rudolph Kuchler of the commission declared that the valuation would run into hundreds of thousands. Both tho American Ores and Asbestos Company and the Arizona Asbestos Associatitn are dividend paying properties, lie said.
 Gila county has constructed a bridf:e across the Salt River leading to tho properties.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
COUPLE SUCCEEDED
 IN KEEPING SECRET

That Miss Gladys Cole, the charming young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ;. L. Cole. and Harry Mccoy of the South west Cotton company eloped on April IF and were married in Florence was learned by a few friends of the young folks yesterday.
 While rumor has linked the names of the couple for some time, it was not known that the marriage had taken place until an effort was made to learn when it was to occur. A telephone call to the Cole ranch on the Osborn road was answered by a charming young woman who stated she was Mrs. Me- Coy
 The secret has been well-kept for days and to the good wishes that are being extended are the added con gratulations for both that they can be trusted with a secret.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

Blonae, director of vocational educa- ,ion for this state, and the division supervisors
 Mr Dennis arrived in Tucson yes terday from Pennsylvania and will be there another day meeting with the heads Of the College of Agriculture.
 Director Dennis is considered one of the foremost leaders in vocational edu- eaton in the country. His success in Pennsylvania, which state is active in the work, is to be the subject of his conference here. It is hoped that many Of the plans tried out there will be applicable in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
STYLE SHOP CLOSED
 !. TO ADJUST INSURANCE

Walter Switze-, proprietor of the was informed yesterday by wire of the fire which destroyed the rear Of the St. Francis cafe early Tuesday morn : ing and of the damage by smoke which was suffered by the Style Shop.
 Replying that he would leave at once for Phoenix, Mir. SwitZer ordered that the Style Shop be closed until the in- surance is adjusted.
 Several places of business in the vicinity of the St. Francis cafe and which were more or less damaged by smoke or water are protected by poli- cies issued by the Arizona Fire In- surance company, a local institution.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
GASOLINE SHORTAGE.
 PROVES UNDO|NG IF
 MAN WANTED IN CAl.

Because of the shortage of gasoline Charles H. Smith is languishing i'll durance vile at the city bastile with prospects of being sent to California to faee a charge Of grand larceny. Had there been more gasoline in the tank Smith might have
 According to the story which Smith Is said to have told Policemen Grove. Ellis McGrath and Mccormack. he stole a motor car at San Diego, Cali forniu. last March and drove to Phoe- nix 4 few days ago he sold the stolen ear to his landlord here for $160.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
HOLD 4 HEARING O|V
 SHELTER VALUATION

A hearing for the purpose of placing a value on the Sasco srne1ter, owned by the American Smelling and Refin- ing companiy, was held before the state tax commission yesterday, coun- sel for the smelter asking that the val- uation be placed at $50,oO0.
 The smelter has been non-operative for the past year and is now being dismantled. Before it was abandoned its assessment on it's earning basis was more than half a million dollars.
 The commission did not allow the s50,000 valuation, but asked for fur. ther information.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
q. FRANCIS CAF [
 BADLY DAMAGED
 BY AN EARLY FIRE
Switzer's Style Shop, Barker Bakery and. Mack Pool Hall Also Suffer Damage By the Resulting Smoke or Water

The St. Francis cafe. 34 West Adams street, was badly damaged and partly destroyed yesterday morning by fire which. breaking out about o'clock, burned out the entire rear of the res taurant and caused some damage to merchandise in adjacent buildings The damage to the St. Francis was estimated at s2o,0o0, of which s9.0oO was covered by insurance.
 The fire began in the rear of the restaurant, and was caused. as nearly as could be determined, by an explc- sion of coal gas in the cooking range of the restaurant. Two Mexicans who came to work at 5:30 to clean the kitchen and start the fire are believed to have placed too much fine cosi in the stove. still warm from the night before, and the explosion of coal gas resulted. The ignorance of the AIex- jeans, neither of whom speak English, was also held responsible for delay in sending in the fire alarm. as Fire Chief Simmons estimated the fire had been burning 20 minutes before the depart ment was called. The alarm was turned in by an early worker in the Barker bakery nearby, who heard the crack ling flames.
 Explosion Starts Blaze
 The explosion of the coal gas scat tered coals and parts of the stove over the kitchen of the restaurant and the grease on the fragments of pipe from the stove caught fire. The blaze quickly enveloped the shelves and
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

ali over the country, according to in formation from Washington, the dc partment Of labor having anaouuc e1 that it will make no slispensi01 or ihH immigration laws 10 further relieve tho shortage of servant girls. The depar - ment calls attention 10 q provision .A the immigration act of 1917 mai,iu- .,ii exception in favor of persons empio- el as domestic servants when sucn scl-- wants are admissible under tho other provisions of the law.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
NOTE SHORTAGE IF
 DOMESTIC SERVANTS

According to Examiner F. T. Mccoy Of the federal labor employment bu- reau, there is a scarcity Of women and girls for household work in Phoenix. Employers seeking housemaids and other servants prefer either colored or white girls as against Mexican help, but they are not to be found.
 The situation. as far as scarcity of women servants is concerned, is acut"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

Of the total immigration over a period Of several months. officials O. the port of New York say. women and girls have formed not less than 60 per
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

The exodus of Mexican laporers from Mexico to the United States is increas- i,,<~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Steps ARE TAKEN
To RELIEVE FUEL
SHORTAGE IN EAST
PRIORITY i>D PREFERENCE or.
DERS ISSUED ~ INTERSTATE
COMMERCE. COMMISSION
~ A.so isi,'rre.s

- Assat isio' Press
WASHINGTON. June Drastic
action Tor the relief Of the fuel short.
ag, In New England and other sections
VS. taken by ihr Interstate commerce
E. mmisdon torii,hi IN the issuance ~
preference aud Ii.Dity orders 10 the
~ ru.is iur ttr transportation Of bit
uminoas coal Ia tide water for tram
shipment bV water ~ destination with
In the United States.
stating IAN emergency exists which
requires immediate action" the COM
ml,s.on ordered all railroads in the
,uft.rn territory and southern torritor'
irr 'n give preference and priority To-
carloads uf coal consigned Tor shipment
hy voter o. New England ur any other
domestic destination until the further
order 1T the commission the order
D. ,urruy, THURSDAY
TIL. commission ur,rr,d all railroad
east 81 the Mississippi serving coal
mines Co., furnish th, mines with coal
rrlt boz preference tu any other use Tor
thirty de hcsinniug Monday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
SEVERAL UNNAMED
PERSONS INVOLVED
IN ELWELL MURDER
OFFICIALS NOW CONFIDENT AS.
SAII.ANT WAS NOT 4
STRANGER
SECRETARY IS EXAMINED
Furnishes District attorney With Nam
a. of several Persons said 10
Have iiccn Filter Enemies
Of slain Man.
uy Associated Pt,s,

NEW YORK. June ~ Evidence In
Nolying persons mot hitherto mention.
ed" in connection with The murder ct
Joseph a. Elwcll turtmon and whist
expert shot tu death IN his home here
June n. was obtained today, Assistant
District Attorney Duullng announced
tonight
The names Wrr, given To- the officials
ly William Barnes. Elvolls secretary
who was examined today.
Barnc9 furnished the Investigation
with several importan, new Leads. Nj
Dnoling said The officials are con.
WINGED. according to Mr. Dnoling TINT
Elw,l's ar nHnnt was not q stranger
I'VE have learned" be- said. "thrt
even per M who hid lccltimrt" bust
mes, In the house had difficulty In q I.
ting In. This proves that whoever call
cd there was no stranger"
BaruoH furnished The Officials with
the names of r"ycrl persons said o.
have "hccn Lilicr enemies n Elw,ll,
Mr Duoling said
Earnog oppressed thu lolirf. accord
ing IN tho district attorneys force TINT
only imam with n koy" tp E!wc'l
home could have committed the mar
der.
Assistant District Attorney Tnlloy a."
clarcd the situation w1s no nearer solu
ton although the officials have ian
idea Of several people who may have
committed the murder"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
BUCHANAN STREET DRINK STAND
PROPRIETOR ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF SELLING INTOXICATING LIQUOR

orange extract. marked ia percent al
coliol" 80 the label. aud me bottle II
what was believed b, the oifiwrs a.
he iinciurr ~ Jamaica ginger were tab.
rn w the haul.
Mr. Reach. when asked the proper
nam-s II the ,arious liquids, franhl,
Pcknuw lrslgrd be- was MT familiar WITH
them. bui laid that the onl, name the,
werr called hy Tone, va "Scnething
IT, drink" ur. Roach declared that the
prisoncr was diSncnslng the drinhs over
the counter NJ his place II u,lne,s aud
ihsi the suSpeciinE proprietor did
nei know that that the two stranger,
standing ln plain ,irw in the main
room ~ the building wrrr offleers WHEN
h. I'D = drink 10 customer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Cox Ia Not Candidate
for Vice Presidency


DAYTON Jane H. Governor James
". COX ~ ohio IN not q candidate for
the democratic nomination Tor vice
president lie made this declaration tp.
day IN responding 10 fluctuations 81
senator pomcrcuc ~ thu hig cummun'
ity demonstration rendered him prior
10 Ohio's delegation and boosters lcay
ing Tor san Francisco.
lIiq announcement was greeted with
yclls 81 applaur' ly several thuugri
persons who hnd iumuoycd To- His homo
tn pav their respects n might say.
n" added. 4 avn not fitted Tor the du..
.rH doNloviug upon q Vie" president
The governor alan iutimatcl he l.
not anxious g. Doe q senator.
The ohio delegation and several hun.
drcl boosters lrfj fur san Francisco
nt $40 tonight iu two sprcial trains.
They will reach Kansas city tomorrow
whore they viii rest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
EVIDENCE SHOWS
|. v. VI. ACTIVITY
DEPNWTME>T ~ ~ SrICE I>NES.
TIG,TI>G rNHr BEING Pi,Nl.
III ~ u iRBOR STRIKES.
R '.so~','e' rr-

r. aaeari7fef rr.ra
WASHINGTON - e.. luu, 10 -
'i.,i'irr Of "a, I " ". IN connection
with philadelphia nul NoV York hat
hur STRIKES we're under Investigation o.
drv hy the lru,rimpni ~ Justice ora
'Ill said r,id,nr, rhuNod th1t tho
MARINE Trnvruri Workers Industrial
iui.n Iu " " Organization was
90 inc nu n,iiy" tart IN the phIladel
NNi' r'f.kn md U.f report. indicated
'h.' .Iflt- Nurtl r. urd, hy thr
Is ~ p" lrnttr itself with tho ir
u'"d'nl Ncu Nurt .uugrhorrueu strike
nv. lu"rshrr.uu strunrly opposed
Hr. 7 " W wi IN their sl,rr iIs.
pHi"s urr,rl.ne in Department officials
Alien Wpmh,rs q" tho " " nr
'Urdiur tu tho J"Iur'neu''s u'trprril.
iiuu OF M" new 1iirn ,N,lu.ion law
could Ir d,uwf,l fnr unlawful rlrit
,iUltiUn iu strikes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

TunrS PrrrN. aid ~ be- thortaN
Indian. Wa arrr,trd by sheriff iiuriun
iairh and Deputy ShriilI tohh NJ hiS
drink stand on buchanan street he
tween tirsi aud SECOND street yeSier.
da, aiirrnopn abrui : oclarh aud was
placrd In Iail pcn,'ins the iilins ol com.
rlainis arainst him on charges oi sell.
inr Intoxicating liquor.
The hulk II Toncy'S ware. whicl'
-l'n we're ta'.on ln charge b, the >hrr.
iu. ro"~isir,l III tw" Kegs of "NeNican
hot" THREE onr rsllon demiiel,ns and
eleven quart hattie ~ ,arions and sun.
dry brands and ila,ers of intoxicating
substitutes. according 10 the Officers,
On addition. three BEETLES of vanilla and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Vague Promises.
REGRETS FiCT We inDO
WILL MOI M CANDIDATE

o. A.ssfir'.' rrss
AUSTIN IIun, 1' Regret was ~
pressed hy Governor Hobby late todsy
90 70 statement .thli Mr. NcNdoo will
NOT allow %. rme tn Co., usrd ~ q
rr d,ntIlI candidate" hui added ihs'
"ihcrc B.. p'rtv ul material a,ail1iil.
and 10 WI add o. thr Interest e" th,
convention met O., i'. bound hv iusiruc
flows 60 th, dIaglies in their 'om
blned wifd,m may s,t without pres
sure from any source
IN urrHuiN.sIi commit HWrut ri
this nation o the league of nations an
der re- compact strong enough o. bind
~ NJ, nations together To- hauish wa
forever be- iu INV Judgment the plsit
dutV ,f the democratic party scIid "a,
governor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
HARDING ASSURED
Of SOLID SUPPORT
BY PARTY LEADERS
ABiNDONs PLN>S tOR Vac lTION
AND WILL REMiiN ~
WASHINGTON
FR0GEESSIVES WILL AID
Republican Nominee Holds Conferences
Win Various Faction Leaders and
Receives Pledges oi Staunch
Cooperation.

b. Associated Prcfs.
WASHINGTON. June la-Abnn
duuiug plans lur vacation, sen
atnr Harding republican president.
ipl candidate. today decided to re-
main here until the middle 81 July
wan b. will 60 tn his Marion,
uhru. hm.c tor notification ccrc.
mouips
Immediately. the nominee began
cunf r'ncca with party leaders To-
continue throughout the prcpara.
tiou al his acceptance addrcss
Assurances ~ rpppurt were rc.
,ri,'l today los Nh Harding from
SENATOR ruindcXt,r ~ Washington
Vino "onirnd.d with him Tor the
nomination; from Governor Allen
ct T1rias. who placed the name of
CcrpJ Wood before the Chicago
oups,nti,n and who, himself was
pat before the convention as can.
didnt" for vice president; from \ l..
Moore. publisher uf the Pittsburgh
Loader. ana from John g. Shiifrr.
Publisher ~ the Chicago Post. tho
Rocky Mountain News Of Denver
the LouiHyillc Herald. the Indiana.
pods star aud other middle west.
arm V.t.auut,aVu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
COVE: RN0R SIGNS
BOIL WORM LAW
HUNTER ~ HORTICILTI RE
BOARD SAYS BIII. MEETS ~.
SE\rIN. RE0t IREME\TS.
ny Associated Press

NNHN'F'fh I VS.
today signed the pink bull worm bill
enacted by the Legislature. ~ lIuntc'
of the horticulture board stated TINT
the new law "mccts N. crs'nii1l ~.
uuiromcnt9 ~ the federal department
of agriculture and the work oi oiadi
eating the pink hull worm In TcN1s
win continue and that with the active
enforcement II IN" new law II will me-,
hc necessary to have general quar-
gntinc against the state II Texas
THE federal pu1ranI'u" vii hc linn.
tied In Application to the territory which
" now known to d" int .t"d 1nd viii
I've extended To- additional territory only
In cas- farther infestations ate found,
said nr Hunter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
LEAGUE WITHOUT CHANGES ENDORSED BYAF. OIL.
STORMY FIGHT PRECEDES
VOTE TAKEN BY WORKERS:
GONPERS FORCED TO FLOOR
IN TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS


MONTREAL June 9-After stormy session the American
Federation of Labor endorsed the League Nations without
vasions.
The league bitterly opposed by Irish sypahzers who
supported by the progressive wing Of the federation
The federation adjourned its annual convention tonight and Mr.
Gompcs and the executive council will leave for Warrington 10
put operation the program framed The first said
will launched against the Democratic National Convention 10 OBJ
Incorporation Of the federaon program the party plat
form.
They will urge also that the declarations nonpartsan political
policy unanimously approved by the convention be carried out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
ATTEMPT IN lift
Of KAISER DENIED
INHABITANTS or VILLAGE SAY
SHOT WAS FIRED ~ FORMER
EMPEROR.

~ AsHnria'ri ffsst
uDpiiN. June is.-Niliage ruino's
that an attempt had been made upon
tho llfc IL former Emperor William OF
Germany on Wednesday AFTERNOON
were denied today by the former ein'
p.ror's secretary N. Pcrcboom.
Uut the report persisted among
large number II the inhabitants that
man believed 70 he q German. fired
revolver shot from near the fence sur
rounding the counts house.
such extreme vigilance was observed
about thr house today that when the
Ar-.-iaied Press correspondent and two
eth-r American correspondents arrived
ia riotor NJ the front gate 20 inves,i-
gate the story they were placed under
arrest for few minutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Negro Taken From
Jail as Large Mob
Is Gathered Outside

BIRMINGHAM Ala, June IL
Ethan Harden. n,giu. was taken from
the city Jail Through an angry crowd
demanding posse sion eff him Co The
rouutv oil hy % ru". tonight after "
bad hcrumu necessary Tor police a.
bring fIrr hu.' into play Co. keep mem.
h,te ,f the w"h from sturmiug the
building tp sriyc him.
Tho disturbance lasted more than an
hour The negro had attempted 90
snatch white wumiu's purse aud was
wounded IN Tho firht which followed,
rs sri IN" negro ,lt of the build
irr "a p3irpl wagon w1s sent through
M, crowd four times Each time mem.
rrrs Of ;hc mob stopped u and found u
cnrtv on tho ffih trim when Ilpri,n
Wa inside. they did NOT iuspc't a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

NEW y, IN. june 10 -Iudwig Ma
'spf r-if iylcd lmi,ts u,ior frum soviet
Hurri' denied Boo riliemsnt tn,lts
that De- had b,vn recalled Ne Martens
aisn stated the report that = Nuer
tr,a. f-cretsN of she soviet bureau
bore hpd gone a. London To- consult
with Nf kr1fsin b. true
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
GUARDS PATROL
DiIlTH STREETS
Ry Associated rr,ss

Nv NNs0TI1fIIT TTT9f-
Dt'lITIi june ~ Squads of ma
tional gulrdrmcn marched up and down
streets nrur the county iuil tonight
prepared o. resist any attack un IN,
Jail whore fourteen negroes ave h'iug
held thirteen In connection with ul
attack on white girl.
The troops kent crowds from cunrrc
eating and officials wcr, confident
that their presence would s.ryc 90 fru~
tratc the reported plot of raid the jail
tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
CnnI,rrnrr rn.innnrd.

w ~ I'D w.
PARIS Jan, rH Tho rurI.r.H.U ''
Sul h,tvrHu r,u.. .rftfi,rs 81 thr 1I
u.s HuI Csrrn-t 90 fr iuiV ' vi
Not o.. hsit urfu iu', io riirg q"
ih, soho o. paris tn,sv Tho rr. on
frr fhr uHstiar.m.Hf th' urNsplr q
sa,r Dr. tho dIfn,HiIr fb' G'w1H 80.
iirlI 'tfiir- af. .r0Hrntrrint iu H'
ir1rrfi~r tu f.ru . .1idret tn euC.eH.
that ~ Chsnrsuo Mueller vhu resign
~ June
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
REED Will. LEAVE FOR
san FRANCISCO TODAY

b. AssoriHtff Tres
KANSAS CITY. June ia.-t'nited
STATES senator James 4 Reed announc.
ed tonight that he would leave to-
morrow night or Monday TO attend tho
democratic national convention In San
Francisco. The announcement followed
hia rc-clcction to-day NJ delegate 10 the
convention from the fifth kansas Cityl
district The state convention last April
rejected his name and directed the dis.
trict o. name a SUCCESSOR.
Frirndr II senator Reed said tonight
that toiays action meant the matter
would h. referred 20 the national con.
veation for final settlement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
American School Near
Ismid Entered Nv Turk
Troops Report Dee lsres

tUNIU\. 'un' sn--N Con itniin
of'lr mc,ssre h"afi"g I'ida, dair r..
r"i,-d b, The Nrrl,l, Di>rai,h. rr1ori,
t'lai thr irp~iran sr''"'l nrrr Ismid
VS. entered ~ "itianllisi troops oi
N"st ''h1 krmal rssha
Ci'ilian refugee '''erc we're murder.
-. The message adds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Poindcxicr ISSUES statement.

senator poindextcr issued state.
ment tonight saving senator Harding
and Governor Coolidge presented q
"typicallv American ticket" fur ~"
election 81 which he expected to do all
D." could Governor Allen n letter
tn senator Harding said 1T viii be- .
pleasure io do ANYTHING | can 10 fur.
thor tho cause of Your election"
After ceiling un Ma Harding Nj
Moorr aid BE- could not be- very good
American and not hr Tor him" IT.
Hdd,d that while h. wac not uuthnriA
"a tu rpcak fur senator johnson. who
WAS q rival ~ senator Harding. he
could ny that thu California senator
was "on" hundred percent American
from which you can draw your own
tnutlgriuU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

Labor program ~ outlined. demands:
Ratification 81 the peace treaty.
Government ownership with demo
cratic operation of railroads
curb on profitccriug and high cost Of
living
falling " food aud clothing profiiccrs.
Right t. siiikc and abolition ~ com.
pulsory arbitration aud anti strike lcg'
irlatiun.
Hands of In Mexico by the United
states
Endorsement oftho Irish republic.
l,ight uf collective bargaining
Advances In wages wherever neccs
wry tn maintain the standard ~ living
Shorter hay ~ Necessary.
Shorter work day II necessary tu pre-
vent unemployment.
The league II nations insuc nros'
shortly before adjournment lts oppon
| rnta were unable "a gather sufficient
| votes fnr "a roll call aud several Irisl
4 'ympnihizcrs jumped to the floor an'
demanded that their votes be- rccordc'
| is nm"
President GonlprrH war compelled 4
ttrfc the floor IN rapport ~ the lcaEn'
wtcn u hc'an. apparent that the dcl'
gates were swinging 10 the opposition
Mcmborr ~ tho executive counci
mad" emphatic appcalu In behalf of Ia
| covenant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
nlher Mrriing. Nrrangcd.

Conference between senator IIlrd
inc and FORMER Senator rcycrldrr ~
Indiana, ~" Other men prominent n
the progrc'r'yc wing 1T the party. were
arranged today largely. II was said.
through efforts at Mr. Moore and Mr..
Shoft"r, both leaders In the progressive
party uf 1919
Nj Harding held long couf,r,ur'
TODAY with former senator Weeks of
MnsF rhur"tts u nlr' hrremc known
TINT he had conferred last night with
Chairman Hays Of the republican m.
ti'r1l committee and Harry " puurh.
'r'v hi. prc convention campaign man.
'v"r NJ Harding however. chnruc.
''fizrd the conference with Mr.. Hays rs
Informal
.E.wss...aI a..