davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
"Rivoli" Trio Piedras,

La cinta europea LA PRoSCRITA,
una de las gfandes producciones dc la
temporada.
Mafiana: Matinee con episodios de la
serie Ell MO Ell INvENcIBLE y por
la noche Wallace Reid en- el drama er.
cinco actos AMOR DE LAS sELvAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
sUsPENDIDo

El case de Guiilermo Dimas VS. Mar
garita Martinez, sobre divorcio Fue sus
pendido por incomparecencia de la de-
manda, hasta nuevo sefialamiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
Cine "Luna"

La simpatica Norma Halmadge,
en- la bonita cinta en- cinco actos titu
lada soMBRAS DE AVER Ell episo
dio Is de LAS Aventuras Gle Ruth. "
Ma1ana: Henry B. Warner en- la
gradiosa production en- circo actos SOM
BRAS PERsEGUIDAS una cinnta
comica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
PAR AvIAJAR

Ell Permit Agent ha expedido
ia de identification a Alberto Lugo v
Amelia Mendes, de sar Juan y Ca
tafio, respectivamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
JIRA BAILABLE

La sociedad 'Juventud y Progreso"
celebrara ell domingo, las nueve de la
mafiana, en- Santurce, (San Juan Moder
no), una gran jira- -bailable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
AcUsADo DE COLUMBIA E
INJURIA ABSUELTO

Zoila Sanchez, quien fue llevada an
to Ell Tribunal municipal, acusada de
calumnia e. injurias graves, fue alb
sualta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
MERcADo DE AzUcAR

Segun cablegrama recibido ultima
mente de Nueva York, ell mercado de
azticar Sc mantiene igual; este es,
S1o.7S. Hay tendencia bajar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18

Los alimentOs NAL cOndimentadOs
causan inactividad del hfgado. Evite I'd. es,a
condci6n comiendo buenos aIimentos 81 es possible
y tOmandO PILDORAS DE VIDA DEL DR..
ROSS cuando sea necesario para conegir las
rregularidades intestnales Ia tOrpeza del higado
Aviso No. 2O-6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
DON ARTURO LAGo FERNANDEZ

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Ar
turo Lago Fernandez ha sido objeto
de una delicada operacion quirtirgica.
Ell estado del senior Lago es de su-
mo cuidado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
Sc MATo

Anoche Sc mat6 doha Chana, porque
no lie conpraron una CANA de las que
venden en- Eel Cielo", que es donde es-
ia ell mejor surtido. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
'sReliographn lCatailol

Ultimo episodio de la serie titulada
LA CIUDAD PERDIDA Y una bonita
cinta comica por Luquitas.
La conocida actriz Anna Pavlowa en-
su colossal creaci6n "LA vTUDA DIE
PoRTICI.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
"Puerto Rico"

Ell tercer episode de la famosr Sc
rie. por Warner Olan dtitulada "E Tes
tigo Oculto" Ell gran drama en- 5
parties cALTBRE Ss.
, Manana: Err ell matinee episodios
13 y IA de la serie ELMO Ell INVEN
CIBLE. Por la noche los episodios 8
Y de LAS CALAvERAs DEL TE-
RROR una comica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18
SANTURCE
HVictorv Garden

Carlyle Blackwell en- ell interesante
drama en- siete parties titulado Ell FRU
TO DEL ESFUERZo.
Para mafiana anuncia este cine ell
debut de la cantan Maria Gabbi.
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BETANCES

Hoy, IS Gle setiembre, Sc cumplen
% amos que murio en- Paris don Ramon
E. Betances, ilustre portorriqueno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18

Los episodios trece y catorce de la
serie LA CIUDAD PERDIDA.
Maflana: Matinee con cintas especia
ounce de LAS AVENTURAS DE
RUTH" acompaiiado de un precioso
drama EN- circo actos.
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Ell PONCE

FL vanor Ponce trajo SO pasa
ieros y 200 toneladas de carga para
San Juan y la isla.
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ANTEOJOS DE CAMPO Y DE
= TEATRO

De todas dimensiones y alcance ACADIA
mos de recibir un gran sqrtido de la n.e
jor fabrica de Alemania, que podemos
venderle a precios sumamente equita-
tivos.
JoYERIA DINET & PAOHECo
Plaza Baldorioty, Box 785, San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-18

MR.. PAUL DAVIS, NUEvo MANA
GER DEL DEPARTAMENTo DE
ANUNCIos Y PROPAGANDA DE
LA CASA DE PACKARD
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crPEAMos DEL PERIODIc0 "EL
AouTLA''. DE PONCE 10 aI0UTEN
To
"a 81 EsTA nEoRoANIzAFDo Ell
cAMrDoN ~FoNcB''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
EARLY RE TURNS SWELL
LEAD Or FERRIS OVER GORE
Ferris Iasuoa Statement Thanking
His Supporters, Harreld
Likely tho Republican
Nominee

Oklahoma CITY, utla Aug tn
coh,glete anA unofficial retarna perly
today from yestaraaya ism0 atis
primary shov aeotg Fyrrls lsAdi4s
hia opponent, Thomas T. Gore w 4
plurality exreedlns s0e@N
The tahulatea yot~ from i,laS ans
ef 1900 voting pFeeincta II the aaie
issued az lwo o'rl0ek thls m0rnlHs
gave Ferris eiaa3 and Gore @A4s
A statement iaannd by Ferris eaF'e
to-day declared he haa won the nam,n
alton while nuppofteFH II the Pace
ol incomplete returns pfeAFtnd ihelf
candidate woulh Hweli his lead aA
later returns came Is Cor" h#e
quarters afa laylns ,haif strength IA
the belaled country vote, IL which
~ declares Gare viii wlpg the Feifs
majority uut and enrgs lhr stale M
lG 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

indianapolis. Aug a,-~A telegram
wac tert 10 50 local unions IN Kan
sas BY President John l.. Lewis ~
the United mire Workers o. Arnsfis
ca today, ordering them 10 return 70
work and end the strike. which has
been reported % international heaa
quarters of tho miners headquarters
here.
According 20 reports received
hare by President lewis ssas min.
ers are On strike ~ a5 minsH IN
the Nrass flelds.. IN bis Telegram
prssisent Lewis declared she strikes
we're illegal ard unauthorized and
violation ~ 4 contract between she
United MiHe Workers and tHv
8oush~sstefn Coal Workers asso
eiatiou,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
SEAsoNAeLE TEMPERATURES
AID CROPS tn STATE

'AsA'A'fi'N sslsf AAsf -. seahenaoie
'N'' VT @'s' - a"'9aa'a sahAaihe aha
'4'''e Fs'A''s"''ep N1'shs tpe Pess
N N""esa uAAspAiiA@ eFSpA 4"a"F
N'* :" 'h"e~ s"0q W .Ae'ilFat pFp.
'4'e ~'Na'f N'"P i'i'0at " iAR
04'a As@a 'asa"a mere '"as y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
I.tIIR ~lN nIil4iU> no.
iAIl~ NilI. mn ~ri.>I IN
RAn. ROADS M NItnN-
~IWtlIO> nI IiIl
I ttk~ MI ROLL
I'M. ~ItAk
PEOPLE WILL PAY
BIG BILL IN END
\ 1iinI iIAn Iit0iiDi>s.
rntn.ii.i ~ OUTLINED.
6.Onn nliI~ >iN MAIN
INitlk, 1i,allti PASS
E>aIn CARS. ia
200 FREIGHT

WaahlWsgnn. AaM e. Rehabilitation
IA thr railroads. IL waa lsarued here
snday. Will be tbs first task III b. Az
sumnd ay Tho eafiaaa ayaspma A the
result os tha decision ~ tha later
stats cammeree Commission arant
lpg lHereasaa ratios aasinnea ~ brln9
IA additional feyeuWa " approximate
ty siaaa 600
Iha railroads thsir representa-
tigea III Waahlnesan aAld, hnpn h ~
Ahle "a start Al aaen III placing of.
aera for 10000 tFai4h ut ears. snna
locomotives aad seNl passenger
coaches ~ cost approximately
ssenaHo0o, fixed ny sha snad a.
the mlalmum equlRateas that h aps
eaaaFy 10 piaeo them oAea more upon
a stable operating bamm,
Eventually the railroads hopa ~
he ahlo n finance thresaYear
building pragram regarded as essen
tiat whtfh embraces ths fallowins
itnma
Aillps ~ npw llaW. 5000
AIilaa ~ aatenalte ttoek signal
atalem iasbp
Miles "a mMtille maia hsea.
ib 900
Mliea * sids ana yaFd track
80a9a
Passenger fars, ata0@
freight cars. Tlasu0
Tha emtltaasea eoat III thm IL sa
ola0oVo0o aad would rgqnlru att
the teapureaa ~ the railroads ana
railroad equipment manufacturers ii
complete ia thva Years. tts eoa
aamation VIA not ba naaslhls through
thr money Rpi hy the sieseaar. II wan
aaid bnt mest ho obtained thraa4a
lhe evolution IL aaAafal syslem nf
fitAnclng,
Tine maner which waa awardea
~ ihe eommlaaiou II was estimated.
slll onable tho roads t0 ahaw <
pfoFlt above Operating EXPENSES "
appsaimately lsiisioxi poo. ana
~ thia Amgall t1Ha 100000 vim IL
rfesi'd ftw Interest and thv payment
N aiYieania rha executives hope ~
be ahla IA devote virtually ali of lhe
remainder toward the quruhaaa IL
ne~ equipment bur in threa years
9hls maneY Win total only tla0a.
10000 and Fall abort of tha actual
equipment requirements.
4 difference " opinlan arose M
Washington today IA to tliw eoat III
ihe luereaaa Ia iAa Bacsmaiilen III
life bolh oa tlis flgurea III ths
Interstate commerce e0mmlsalan shs
pro rata Increase as lha rates them
selves wlll ba tia0s for saeh par
sou lp ms unltaa States Eapast
anoniHia. however. nay that ths
sax ~ the publla popketbaok due
y ibe naiare of she railroad fadaasry
van ~ much araAter,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
FREIGHT HIKES opEARTivE THIS
MONTH


WAsasAEaaA' as Wv
rates and fasseaser iaEes WI
made eF9eeiiNe aHsas' III 'AssTa@ IS
AuEnsS q - passeAseF pres sta
Angast 2 fer fFesshR sAFatas. f@4'fe..s
ofacsais Annes4eea aeaaN
A taf sane TINE Il ~aS &s'1s'sAa
tAai tAe American fa'sN'a@s ~s4Aa
sss the SanaAsaa Faa*As e"al's
s'oners tos FHFEalsssol II mas s-s
ne@ rpses F'sko en tsassFS s's'h
srcm tae tHi'ea states IN 'n' NJ
Msnlon
pcrssacas ~ pas' l'o@e ae '@t'H
aAfR tii@ft fAe aaNeAeF NJ H
cnaTgeS aaiAofsRea fas' @aAAFAAs p*
iae interstate s9fnAieFsf caAs sA'h
s'cm iae aAfss AnnoNns@a ses'sT aAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
Again
Takes Tumble
Of Is Cents

Chicago, Aus, 4.--Exeitec Sell
Eup brought ABOUT reaesa9aAi
smash IN wheat prices to-day.
The market opsRed 9 10 ! cents
lower with December si6 60 22t
ard March at. Mess o. tire self.
sno Was said 10 eome from com
parry holaers anxious 70 resuFn
their wheat into cash. n 4 few
minutes. however. the market re-
bounded as much ~ n cents In
sene eases,
For tire tirsf time since trad.
lra In future delivery was re-
sured. the wheat pit today was
fitted with traders and business
Was On a blG scale. TIRE rush 70
sell appeared 10 be based largely
on ungavoraale financial reports.
eseeelaily frcra tine southwest.
Rcsices. there had been a Sc.
we're fresh break Ia sterling ex-
change ano eontrary % expeeta-
tions. the British royal eomn'is.
sion was. Said 20 be SIN ahssnt
from ire export market
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
Man DrOWns as
Friends Look On

MeAiesteg, Aug. a.---J, Eofttn ~,
was drowned alte Tuesday evening,
wnile In swimming with a party Al
the lake krebs Mine No. 5. Tee
eody was recovered eariy Wednes'
Day morning.
Bclten decided 10 s~ius acrcss
the lake but VAS not noticed after
reaching the middle. A crew "
searchers from the NcLlester fire
department dragged tire lake ali
niart and his bocy was located tnis
morning. -is father 10 a minister
IN JscKsoryllls. Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
SARAH Bisit\U AisnJ TELLS
SECRET on NUtIn

arts, Aug I Fpr women who
Niph 70 rntain their ypaib, the gnl
lowlDg rules have breH laia down by
Nine Sarah flanhardt tat what Yoa
like. Nut only enough to naatain
strength. drink sntur, newer wear
conets. don't worry, cultivate Far
EotinlneA, reI from ane Hind pt
work hy dulns another
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

NkiAhrMa CITY AW This tat'
ulation II unofficial ana Incomplete
returns from l.sss Afoelnets IL tho
state III Yesterdays primary save
rseh Ferris "a Ana core AZ
gSl fl democratic contest lur the
senstefl namimraNs
sctl FcrFl. iaefeea hls lead 10
.4.es
Reeubil-an caateat
Returns from fAe mhlHaa eea.
test for lha saaatnnal n8miaatai
were vsry Neaes nA widely scst.
cred A. Felva4 ha oaaY end an
he fare III asHiiahit rriuna tnth 1t
which are unofficial ana ioconiael~
4 appears ihas Repre aisiisp W
Fiafreld ef OAlahnnH ciiy was land.
ire II the field wllh elsmes II Cuif.
saa ppehng for fifst place
Fifth District corfest
In tbs Democrat contes iat
Fisih district roaef smau. Franklin
osrrled Murray eoaay swenk ear
fea GaFrln coaaty Niblack carr y
Esoaan couutg rho vote ~ Nnciain
Is divided amoAg tour candidates
ihewlee lhat u Pas Cleveland ~
eonredea ID swami FrabAin has 4
lead IL iHi VOTES n Payne .u ~ rfr
cintts First rnorts Had stafford
carrying okiahoms CITY hat Il apye
l0Rs thar his Ifad has beeu redncnd
II oklahoma county only q o1t rs ss
eeincss haye reported with saa0k
coniesslne Stafford on a7G Frecinefa
ri the Fifth district, i42 had reported
al moons today From precincts y.
rorsed sWanh has lead NJ ef4i
Present indications point % the nom.
iuahon q Indga swauk.
Cham Jones
II appears saAt mbg a0ma AiA
laa 4 chance 10 win the democratic
nomination IL tan en- district al
thongh Cham Jonas WAS leading ga
approximately ESQ AZ moon
s~tndsli IN sth District
fm ihc snerial election m the .'a
district to nll ont ne uneSplrcd 'erm
of lbo late Repfe entatlvc uIek r
Mofean wbieh congerT ON the reraht
licea election. Charles swiude'l APP.
reared to be "a thc lead
Harris Leads
III the regular democratic rri afY
M The sth district zach Hafr' wiR
iadinE u Hyde on tae avsiiah.a
returns from several of ths counties
Fifth Republican Contest
HaineF aui ftaafd0n afE runanM a
einse raee III the sth district Repub
rean congressional contest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
Young Girl Jumps
From Fast Train
And rs Killed

Topeka. kan. A " Year ela alel
was ktilea today wheH shs slthey
T. fsll sr Jumped freFn sas east bauNd
Overland limited. urlua pAclfsf
tram as il waa pAsalea through
silver Lake. a mrAig town IL milas
west 81 mere, rhe AndY wss brought
to thla etf. rhe ulyl ~aA wtssed
~ pprseNs wHo accompanied hef
wha len tire train al Perry s'er
ticket showed she bearded the train
at Laa ANavics loSal authorities
az yet have nct been able 60 ldsN
tify hsr. BOT believe ere man s~d
woman with her Nere her parents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

The following tHaFftake eaftifsaAses
we're ISSUED ~ Mrs Martha Meat
SQUIRT clerk slHse yessNFday Aeu
Aennsit lfatehins ea and sarah AgAs
tllaa Lyons ~ both pf oklabouta
EitY Allen Stewart Hatfield Ss and
E'hel hefurmiek A IN OkIahona
CITY iohn White 40 and Annie
fowia NJ hath n aathria. Isha
MontgomHry 10 ana Nina Hughes To
of Edmond ts0nnio NcGuIra NJ and
Connie Freday - II cFeersnt ctty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

did not allow any other candidate III
slle field
Herrera. having be*n designased
yIee president by the congress. as
required br law Eaeceeded Cabrera
president INFERNO, and III compliance
nifh tbe law daplxnafed tho iaAt
week in August for the presidential
fiecslcu Besides limseif there are
fwo candidates III the field J0ye
Leon Castillo. WHO was obliged 10 flee
the country UPON being nomipated az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

candidate IN opposition ~ Cabrera
~ yearN a1o, and General FFaneisc0
Fnantes,
III his circular 70 the authorities
throughout the country, President
Herrera easls attention 10 hla fre-
quent declaration taat Il ~ hts pnr.
p0ae W lonT ~ be rnmaina at the
bead N ihe government 'ta adhere
atrlefiy b the priucipIeg " true d.
iaccracy" and thar he VIII not uuilify
or permit the qualification II electoral
rights of any voter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
s---a--te-~--
THgt SANDS or NOi NUfD
~ POLAND HD@pfT AL

c-srD~. rcAsnc. E1e. 2.--Tac2nsr6s
q Mcgrcec scA18erS are tsnlsp rgr
rissl tacsiStstE Nssre. ard soctc~s src
n2rz.t erAsSTtss 5y sc~s rsSs ars
rrrppsns 1ssa5e tire operating tables.
Tne E--ersrsr Pee Cross rss opers6
an srnprryastr SrsvrSa frr rnrEet ard
200 ~prren are Defrg 5f~en q -ssey
tt~f-tary rogsse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

brera wax III power there Was ONLY
oae 9reeldeDtiai candidate and that
was AisnaeH Cd assuming Tho office
president i1tsrano a. tbe death of
Reina TsarriOs he Was Required ~
the constitution 10 convene elections
for The presidential pericd of aix
years within eight days. sad s1ec-
tions 70 Be held rsihln Ak months
afseF his aaeanllng Isoaer Cabrera
complied with the constitution IN
that lie called tss electiong bat D.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

London. Aug Il Albert Hpsms,
n0w Is. WIS summoned ~ court by 4
IT, year-ola giri named MaY KniEht,
who alleged that be Was the father
III her chlIS born last September ne
wanted to marry the girl but bis par-
eats objected. the magiasrafe or
dered him to contribute for the ebila's
support.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

IN syu.e other Lafin-AfaegicaR reDab.
sses. have bean gaYcica1- The Jefe pol
stseos cf the department and their
sssorS.n4se officials commanding Tbs
various districts or municipalities
wAen an elecsson Was annanced
smssy rsvsaie.~t 1e names N =
desired nBnsber of voters ~ yotsng
eax tive DESIGNATED candsdafe. md
saen turned shsrn ID - the eIeesorial
re3aIt.
During the ~ years Estrada ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
PRIMARY IN LOGAN COUNTY

The primary in Logan county saw
the republican contest Oh the rcpua-
lican aide settled slth detisive nla
sofliles. The republicans got ont a
fairly good vote ard the election sof
the most part was spirited
on the democratic side little more
than 1000 votes we're cagt IN the
county Neither he towns nor ihn
country precincts rnanife8ted great
interest IN the primary. Tho normal
democratic vote of the county "
about $500
For she senate sants Ferris car
rsed Logan county oyer Senator Gore
hy 4 majority of 2fg yvses This Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

Democratic eeA mI tplnmugea 1
Logan county wiil meet as lAa ass
fAil NtYfdat aflnrns ~ nsxs NN $40
PURPOSE vf seorAanlAiAR ASA ~ sQasas
ton uf 4 eh#iFMaA apeeeaA Se1
trvaallfet rms meesAwx 49, axa
Place A. I n'pieek, shaF AgsA ~ A.
moerata are ufsaa "a ~ FHeasssA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
sEAsQNAblE WEATHER
AIDS ALL STATE CROPS
HARVESTING on nROO,l
CORN IL WELL. UNDER
WAY AND SHOWS \
GOOD YIELD: Till
NEtiIA lROr II
ALSO Bit,
BuLLErIN

Washington. AUG. a.-oklahena
leads all states In tire eottcn belt thls
year, both as 10 quality and quantity.
based en- acreage planted. The Yield
wlli he clean In Oklahoma. the price
ia certain ta he coed and labor plen.
situis according 70 report issued
by the Y. S. Agricultural department
tcday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
10 iIt'liD on LINERS

London. Aug I II yiew of the
proved economy ~ tho an nnglne.
iha Dritinhandm Stenm Navigation
company haa ordered Tires large mo
Ter shps dealsNed 20 carry 100 auaH
engera IA addition "a 10000 long n
cargo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04

Ilifle Rock Wiiliam craseher
4 farmer threw his four liiiia ehh.
dren into haynu drowning gham,
aud then drowned himself.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
city vote On Congress.

First ward No I Franklin g..
sWant n Stafford NibiaoR %. wet.
star 1
Firg, ward NO. 2Frankln Q. awank
A. stafford n Nibiack as, Webster q.
second ward NJ /, Franklin D.
suapk 4 Stafford ~, Nildack As.
Webster !
Second ward No 2. franklin y.
swanE 4. Stafford 10. kI,IaoR as.
Webater. 2
Third ward No FFankiln .. swank
q, Stafford l7 Nlblack 97 Webster q
ThHd wasd No. 2. Franklin q.
gwank + stafford Niblack 10. weD.
ptar B
Fourth ward No 4. rrpnklln ~,
saans 3, Stafford :. Nlbiaek III, Wes-
ster D
Fourth ward M 2, Franklin 4.
awank 2, Stafford b, Niblaek .. Web
ater z.
fifh gard ana z. Franalin *,
fc0ntinued ~ paae ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-04
FERRIS HAS LEAD Of 24,696
OVER GORE IN SENATE CONTEST
LATE RETURNS FROM PRIMARY SHOW CORES
COUNTRY STRENGTH DID NOT MATER
IALIZE WHILE TOWNS VOTED
HEAVILY FOR FERRIS
FIFTH DISTRICT CONTEST FOR
C0NCRE SIS FAv0RS JUDGE SWANk

COUNTY JURIST CCNTESTING
HOME GROUND WITH STAFFORD OF OKLA.
H0MA CITY; PRIMARY CONTEST IN
LOGAN COUNTY, NIBLACK CARRIES
LOGAN COUNTY AND GETS BIG
VOTE IN OKLAHOMA CITY;
HARRELD LIKELY RE.
PUBLICAN NOMINEE
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The complete senatorial vot n the
eoapty II llarrell 0aa CLARK hi5s
Mcclure iiAs Small 100, Tnomp-
Son e2 caae. sii wolty 7s W r
CLARK. 5ti Powers 49, nIaae Al;
culison 3s. Perry So, Lindsey al
Bls 1ae 2si 4 total Of a29s votes east
fer senatorial candidates
City Vote On Ferris and 0crc
The cty vpte on tho Ferris Gore
contest follows
First Ward No Cora .. Ferris
f7. first ward M Z. Gore 4 Fcrria.
3s saeond ward Ma ! Gore l2. Far.
rit e0 second ward No ., Gore nj
Ferris ae third ward No !, Gore 10,
Ferris si lhird ward No. Z. Corr
ia Ferris 2G fourth ward No a
Cote ig Ferris it' fourth ward MI.
p Gore 1 F~ra q, flfih ward No. n
Gore III, Ferris as
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the official return from AL prcclncts
in thu county Orlando wAe thc last
precinct IA report to-day
For The senate on the republican
side ! IA ilafrela carried the county
~ received a5a yoles CLARK received
tih, Meuuire IL, small i0p. Noi,y
Tss all other republican candidates
received from III 10 4b votes each.
iisFYelds plurality IL ati
'Nlblack Carries County Despite Fluht
IN the democratic congressional
primary il Logan county NiblacN oar-
rted the cisY Of eaihria and the ooun
ty receiving plurality of Aos over
All other candidates Radical labor
leaders fought Nlhlaak A The polls
on his industrial platform. and gaid
agent auf two ether candidates
worked ~ da4 10 the eity and county
precincts 70 Impair Nlblarka strength.
n tho republican congressional con
tnat Halner carried the city and
county. receiving total of i0li
against 800 for Reanlon HaIncf's
majority a 54s luaAmuch as there
wcre more than gsaa republican pfi.
mary votes east, more than Ig1 voters
failed % stamp tmir ballots for the
republican nominee FOR conen Ill
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Continued oa Pase +, Cot
The Redwood gazette., 1920-02-11
School News

In the second grade we are going to
make Lincoln silhouettes and write a
little story of his life This will make
a little book.
The Children in Miss Blossoms room
brought pictures from magazines that
are like our health rules and we have
made poster. Above it we rave put
the letters that spell Health Chorus
that tho children have cut out hem
selves.
The attendance of the third grade
ras been very low. Fifty per cent of
the class were absent. February 9.
Pupils of the sixth grade have been
preparing program for Washington's
Birthday, but have postponed it be-
cause of the Flu situation.
The pupils of Miss Jensen's room
earned silk flag for their room at
school, by selling Flag pins. They wisr
to thank those who were kind enough
to help us by buying the pins.
The children of the first grade have
started treir third primer and are
very proud of the fact.
Mrs. Myram substituted in the
fourth grade Monday and Tuesday as
Miss Mathson was ILL.,