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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
|. w. w. PLOT TO BLOW
UP BANKS Is CHARGED
Washington State Representative Says
Terrorist Demonstrations Win
Soon Be Started

Tacoma Wash. Sept 3o,--A well de-
fined plan of the !. W. ". TO lnnugl-
rate u period Of terrorism In the
northwest within 20 days Is charged by
Congressman Albert Johnson OF the
Third Washington district In state
ment concerning an anonymous let
ter received yesterday by the Seattle
police and federal authorities bearing
the warning that radicals are planning
10 blow up financial institutions aud
big buildings In Tacoma, Portland and
Seattle.
Federal secret service operatives
were attempting last night to trace the
source OF the letters which were
signed "A Friend Of the Workers"
The !. W. w. organization is taking
n referendum vote of It's membership
ns To whether legal defense shall here
after be provided for those OF Its mem.
beers arrested for sabotage, murder,
arson and other crimes, Congressman
Johnson's statement asserts.
Congressman Johnson's warning calls
attention To the threats sent to several
citizens of centrala on the day OF the
Wall street bomb explosion notifying
them that they might expect assassin.
alton on or about October Is.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
GALVESTON FIRE LOSS is
ESTIMATED AT S2,OOO.OOO

Galveston. Texas, Oct, Fire
which swept a portion of the water
front here early Thursday caused
property damage amounting. accord.
INK to revised estimates last night
to between Sl,25onoo ana SoooO.ooo.
whether the figures reach the latter
mark. 1t was said, depends on how
much, If amy, of the $4,000 bushels
Of wheat aboard the ltalinn steamship
Etna can be Salvaged Her hulkheads.
1t was hoped by her agents. may have
saved portion Of The cargo from the
water which was pumped into her
holds by n fire boat.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
COLONEL is cAsAtgRgo
FOR sE0irlous TALK

Mexico City, Sept So-Colonel FL.
her'o Nilareal has been dismissed from
the army for having participated IN
Sundays demonstration, during which
incendtary speeches were delivered
from the central balcony OF the ma.
uonal palace. Three members ~ n.
chamber of deputies and Louis Nor.
rones. former Carranza agent. have
been cited before the federal courts nv
the attorney general for the same M.
Tense.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
Company Did No, Repo-, pruo Sales.

New York. Oct. = Albert A. Ro>eh
president Of "a. Aberdeen Chemical
examination In connection with the
seizure yesterday by federal agents ~
eocnine and morphine valued az $40.
'ss'. Herman Segni. salesman for
the company, WAS held In 5000 bail.
While the company had II permit Ia
deal In the drugs. the federal agents
charged that the defendants had no,
complied with the law requiring this,
all purchases aud sales be recorded on
government blanks.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
Mac s~lney stu Fas,s; soth DAY.

Laudou, Oct. IA hulletin i~>ued
by the Irish Selt-detcrminatlon league
nj o'clock last night said that Lord
Mayor MacSwiney was much weaker
and IN considerable path. Ills Wife.
who had not visited him for two days
because III her iudtSposition. found
him much wasted. the bulletin said.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
Rate Increase Halted in NJ n

Rlsmarck, y, n, Oct. :. The North
Dakota supreme court again halted an
increase Ia freight aud passenger
rates on sntraState traffic late todny
by continuing the injunction granted
William LelnSe, as special assistant nj.
torney general until the state railroad
commission is instructed 10 grant n
new hearing At which Mr. Lemke may
present evidence against the proposed
Increases.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
poNZi is INDICTED ON
ElGHTY-SIx COUNTS

Boston, Oct. =. - Two Indictments
were returned by the grand iurv
against Charles Ponzi. the 5o-narc.r,
pro'lt hnancter. who has been in iau
since August Is. Each indictment con
'"ins =" counts, charging use of the
mails IN a scheme to defraud.
The maximum penalty ON each co,,.
OF an Indictment for fraudulent nsa
OF the mails in case of conyietto, :
,'Fe years imprisonment. Ponzi Win
be arraigned later.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
BLAME GOVERNMENT.
FOR NEW OUTRAGES
lloYD-GEoRGE CHARGED WITH
iNsTiTuTINo REPRIsALs IN
IRELAND
SlNN FEM LEADER ACCUSES
Declares Certain Leaders Of HeVoiu-
ton Have Been Marked for kseas-
sination. and He Heads the List
OF Those to Be Killed

London. oct 2-~An editorial mp
pearlng today In the New Statesman,
weekly review Of politics and liter
nture charges Premier Lloyd-Georgc
with responsibility for the black aud
tan" reprlsals In Ireland. II says II
understands upon authority which we
find II impossible 10 doubt" that the
policy of meeting outrage with out.
rnge was deliberately considered and
deliberately decided upon In Downing
street four months ago. shortly after
the appointment ~ Sir iiamar Green
wood as chief secretary for ireland
THE necessity for camnuflage, adds
the newspaper" was recognized 10 ad-
vance md All possible precautions
therefore. were taken % prevent RE-
sponsihility for the policy being
brought home 10 any particular indi-
viduni" II il suggested hy the New
Statesman TINT neither Sir NcVil Nuc-
ready tmilitnry commander Of Ire
innd) nor Sir Hnmar ~ directly re-
sponsihe hut that "thc black and tHn
reprlaals nrc directed through some
authority from London nominally
through some subordinate az Dublin
Castle aud Sir Edward Carson Is be
hind the whole movement"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
Two Are Drowned When Boa. upse,s

Splcer, Mum, Oct e. I. Ratrs.
prominent attorney of Sioux Falls. =.
-. aud Jack Brenxter, local fisher
man. We're drowned when the boat In
which they aud +. q. Kennedy. also
az Sioux Falls. we're rowing. capSixed
In Green lake. near here. late yester-
day. Kennedy Was rescued.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
BOTH LEGS, ONE An" Nv

Miles City. Oct. 2.-i.aS .d /
mer, a Milwaukee TIA TIA 4
pairer, died about mla lrtnr y,
night as a result of hs'' ~ I
and an arm cut Oh N n
There were no witnesses roosI
dent and MeiNmer va q, nsd
when found, SO thai . -,
which the accident o,-iprs |
TO conjecture, but two ,,, s 4
had been moved In s"' I'D
place where he was io1
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08

John NJ. Hubbard. assistant post
master Of Chicago. who was forced 10
retire by the civil service rules, after
many years of valuable service. To
the poorer children Of Chicago he was
known rs "Santa Claus. for he al
ways saw that no letter addressed by
them To the patron saint Of Christmas
went unanswered.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
BASEBALL P[AIH
INDICTED. By jI
EIGHT CHICAGO WHITE
INVOLVED IN BIG ,..'|
GAMBLING Scandal /
CONFESSIONS ARE oB1,,
Comiskey, President Of p. !.
Chances Of Winn;no D..
Suspending All Of ,,.,..
Players Pending rri,,

Chicago, Sept. %. rna,.
were voted by the Cook count,
jury against eight baseball ~
terday and confessions obtaln.a
two, when the "Old Roman ~
a. Comlskey, owner of the man,
champion Chicago White Sow :.
MS pennant machine to clean u
ball. The confessions told y
six threw the worlds chamn,o.
Cincinnati last year for mora1
by gamblers.
Seven Sox regulars and one
player had true bills voted
them and the seven were imns
suspended. With his team onls
game behind the league leader
Cleveland Indians, Mr.. Comlstsv
ed notice on his seven STAR /,
they were found guilty he would
them out of organized baseball
OFFICIALS of Chief Justice a
McDonald's court, desirous N
the national game the benefits J
licity in its purging, lifted in
tain on the grand Jury proes
sufficiently to show a great hin.
Jackson, declaring he delibera,s
tapped the ball: a picture Of
the worlds famous pitchers, Cic,
tears, and glimpses of ALLEGED
of $4,000 or $4,000 placed ind,
lows or on beds. Around the
room were some of basebalrs .,
leaders, among them John ]. Nd
manager of the New York
awaiting a call to testify, and
Heydler, president of the n,
league, who went before the
jury yesterday.
The exact nature of the infon
Mr.. Comiskey gave was not dis
The men whom the jury involve
result of testimony he uncd
were:
Eddie Cicotte, star pitcher,
waived immunity and confesse
cording to court attaches, that n
q $4,000 bribe.
Arnold (Chick) Gandil, fOrmel
baseman.
Joseph (Shoeless joel ia
heavy hitting left fielder.
Oscar (Happy) Felsch, CENTER
Charles (Swede) Risberg sho1
Claude Williams. pitcher
George (Buck) Weaver, third
man.
Fred McMullin, utility PLAYER
Cicotte, according to court ah
told the grand jury he received
from the gamblers, finding the
under the pillow when he re'u'
his hotel room on the night beio
first game at Cincinnati.
81 refused to pitch ball unn
it." they quoted him as SAYING
Jackson. it was said. testified
promised $4,000 by Chick GaM
received only $1,000. Claude W
according to witnesses, got Sq
White the grand Jurors Yele
true bills the "Old Roman
amidst his crumhling empire al
Sox park issued the telegfaihs y
ing those involved. paid oil "
Cicotte and Jackson. and anoY
checks for pay due the otheI'
be sent at once. With ms ,p"'
bling. Mr.. ComiSkey. VINO aa>
the White SoX since the lIHV
the American league, Saia 'is
first time scandal had ever
his family" and that II dlsueS
much to talk about ii.
The rush of players TO 2"
part started yesterday WhfD
appeared and asked perini'Se
tify. Cicotte went. court aiis''
and exclaimed in anguish
for his two small children y
how he did his utmost 10 CIV
than win the 1919 world se''
he had -found" $1,000 eans
pillow. where it had been T.
professional gamblers. ~
He said he lohhed the "a. :.
plate so slowly you eou4
trade mark on It in 'ps : ~
at Cincinnati, when he was ~, y
of the box after three anu
innings had been played
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
Both Candidates Pledged 10 "Drys -

New York, oct. senator Harding
and Governor Cox. Republican and
democratic presidential nominees
have pledged themselves If elected n
enforce The eighteenth amendment 10
the constitution, This statmeut was
made Yesterday by Daniel A. Polling
president Of the National Temperance
council. In making public communico.
lions received from both candidates in
reply to queries.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08

Dublin, Oct o. Sensational charges
that the government itself was re.
sponsihle for reprisnis In Ireland. that
certain number OF Sim Fein lead.
ers were marked for assassination,
we're made yesterday by Arthur Crit.
flih. founder OF the Sim Fein organ
lxation. who said he was first on the
list OF Intended victims.
Mr.. Griffith, To support his state
mcnts. exhibited tn the group of Amer
lean. English aud continental news
paper men, 10 whom he made long
statement preferring the charges, al.
legged official documents secured by
the Sim fein agents. Among these
papers was an official permit alleged
10 have been signed hy Gen. Sir Nevii
Macrcndy. military commander OF Ire
land. II was mndc out To- man
named Hardy Who has hnd lifelong
career of forgery and imprisonment
and who Is alleged 10 have been re-
leased prematurely frotn prison on a
ticket AZ leave signed by Ian Maepher-
snn. as chief secretary for Ireland,
permitting him to move about freely
Va ireland nnhamrered by police sur
Nrilnncr. Ia the roie rs MIR. Griffith
asserted ~ government spy
Although accustomed Ia almost daily
sensations Dublin waa greatly excited
ever the revelation III Mr. Griffith
/, II pointed out TINT II the dacu-
incnis nrr authentic. Mr.. Griffith Is
llnhle to arrest nnder The defense Of
the realm act and under the uew res
toraiion ~ order net, for having them
IN hts possession ard particularly a
military order relating "a movement
- troops nat vet carried ont Similar,
IA, II i snid. thai every newspaper eof-
respondent transmitting such an or
der. or the substance of a. and editors
81 British newspapers reproducing It.
likewise ere subject 10 arrest
Confirmation has hsen received here
thW r~tri~Al= folinwcd the shooting
Thursday 81 District Inspector Rrnd.
ley near Tuhbvrcnrry. county Sligo.
Who WIS Killed mud 81 two eooStubles
Who werv wounded
After the shooting. four lorriss con,
tainiug "hiaca and 'uns" entered Tub.
h"rcurry fired their rifles. threw
bombs nnh ses fire 10 houses. destroy.
INK six Important business buildings
aud two Creameries
Fifteen shops aud residences were
damaged ar destroyed Hardly a
house 80 the town remained undam
Hred, Tn. townspeople anticipated
the raid and a majority OF them had
left Tuhhsrcurry.
Friday morning extra police on their
way from sligo "a Tuhhercurry ~err
fired on. No casualties have been re-
ported.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

Disguised as boy and working as
Il messenger for an electric company,
A. Howard 16, who ran away from
home in Missoula, Sept. 26, is being
held by Gary, Ind, police pending in
structions from her home.
kee, composed of 4,4O0 school boy news
agents, unanimously went on record
as condemning the action of the Chi
cago White SoX players who threw
the 1919 worlds series. The vote was
taken at the ninth annual convention
OF the Independent and Peoples Par
ties of the Republic meeting in Mil
waukee to nominate candidates for
president and vice president.
Former King Nicholas of MOntene-
gro, who now is in Paris, has a small
but active following in Montenegro
which is engaged in fomenting strife
in the new kingdom of the Serbs
Croats and Slovenes. in the hope of
restoring him TO the throne, accord
Ing to statement issued by the Ser
ban Child Welfare association of
America in New York.
Real estate in New York City will
have an assessed valuation of S96OS.-
Ol1 ,46I for 1921, the board of taxes and
assessments announces. This is an in
crease of 81 ,399607 1874 over the pres
ent year. Value of taxable personal
property was placed ut $7S5. 947 900.
Inc value on personal properties of
John ID. Rockefeller and John d.
Rockefeller. Jr.. were fixed at 1000
600 and 100000.
Forty-eight of the one hundred and
thlrty-seven inmates of the North Da-
kota Renitentiary at Bismarck. who
refused To work or go to their cells
nave been placed on bread and water
dlet ana the strike" has been broken.
II Is announced. The strike. if was
declared, came after unsuccessful at
temptS TO form soviets among the nris-
onerS. There was ne violence.
bldS Tor the purchase of two former
herman passenger ships, the ex-com-
MERGE raider Won Steuben. and tbe
Black Arrow. are being received nv
The shipping board
= 4
four men were killed and two in
Jured IN rear-end smash between a
freight train and a stock train on tba
canadian National railroad five miles
west of Camera, Sask.
II .
Armour & Co. meat packers wers
ihulcted for profteerins In lambs in
the report of the federal grand iurv
when investigated charges made last
spring In Boston. This became known
when the company counsel filed nlea
oil not guilty in federal court in that
city.
The interstate commerce commission
mas approved loans to railroads of the
country aggregating S4.275,OOo.
= q
Two men were killed and two WON.
Gu ana three children injured when
gasoline speeder jumped off an So
,oot trestle on a logging road between
wheeler and Cochran, Oregon.
=
a further reduction of half a cen,
.! 'he Federal Refining company ~
New York City dropped the price Of
granulated sugar TO 1sls cents nound
ms Is about T. cents a pound less
man the high level prevailing early
in the summer. e"''s
q 4
enarge of murder was nut aca,ns,
L n. Gust Great Northern freigb,
conductor, by the coroner's iurv ~
n'es' rails for the killing of William
a, -, sullivan of Fountain, Colo, in an
h.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
Milk Producers f1aSe :,

Milk Producers Have w
Belyidere. H., Sept a
ducers here yesterday So't9 s.s
lish a cooperative plan. y ~
milk in this district. Inc -
when they were left .as.el
for their daily output Of a. ~, |
by the closing of the p
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08

London. Get 2rremier Lloyd
George, with some members OF the
cabinet. discussed Yesterday with Gen.
ernl Sir Frederick Ncyil Macrendy
commander Of the military forces In
chief secretary for Ireland. the Irish
question. Including the question az re-
pfisulS. According To semi'officlnl
statements issued after the meeting
the government found itself In entire
agreement with the policy Of the Irish
executive,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08

Charge of murder was nnt aco,nst
cn,a' GUST, Great Northern freight
c Cnl by the eoroner's Jury at
n y Fails for the killing of William
al,o sullivan of Fountain, Colo, in an
a a. in the street in the heart
Of Great Falls. 'N near'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-02-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Kansas city Stock Yards. Feb. If
The cattle market is firm. Monday
prices were l5cGI25 higher and demand
has shown % material Improvement
Killers are buying freely and there is
considerable shipping demand. The
hog market is undergoing another de .
cline. Todays prices were 65c6t.o
under last weeks close. Trade is
sheep was active at firm prices.
With prices l5cm - hig.', in the two
days this week Fat steers are moving
more freely than last week. Killers
have enlarged their orders and ship
ping demand which was extremely
dun last week is increasing. The sew
ere snow storms which tied up the East
the past ten days has subsidized and
larger shipments of meat are being
made. Heavy steers sold today at
81. iOm 1915. and medium and light
weight grades Sl025M l2.I5 COWS and
hcifcrs w"r" firm. Demand from local
butchers was activ" and most OF IN"
fat cows sold at $S30Ft lb-"0. prim"
Grades up to Sl0.i0. l'"if'rs sold at
SSonii aa5. Veal calves were steady
at $S.o0M li.jO.
Trade in stockcrs and feeders was
moderately active ri steady prices.
FIcshy feeders sold slowly. hut ,nin
feeders and stock"rs met q better out-
let than Monday, Scock COWS, hclI, r'
milch COWS and springer COWS i''l -
ready demand Prices were firm.
\ moderate iucrcHs" III rrrvip al
hogs at the principal western MAJ k'iS
has turned prices down sharply in IT,
| past two days. Compared VIII. H.
| rlusc last week prices to-day W." rn'
| n, - lower The top pric" was "a.
| and the bulk of the offerings ~,
brlnEing Sl3ioU ! iuh. ChoiCc lirh
and medium weight hogs ar" hrIHF.n.
la premium from shippers, and E"dNN
hoLs ~" selling under $lio' H'a'
are selling at $lG.juEi li.3j, and h,N,
shown less decline than TAT hogs
| Some plain light weight horses s"''
| lower Monday but the better Kind
brought steady prices. Some n'N,
draftcrs were quoted stronG. Mule
| were in liberal supply and fully stead,
Demand is coming from Il wiG we.
| CHARLES, NJ HlNkiN,
| Market turrtsnord,u ~
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-02-20
Gore Writes "Dear Friends"

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ca.."ei ~ ,',, .aaoi,,,,d hi. CON
part OF 'he 'oun''S - ,a,,a
Enown in adjoining states than in his
own community Ills p.rsist.ncy won,
for his home county aftcrward locat-
cd him and honorcd him
This ia simpIy bv the way. however.
What reminded us of the incident is
nne tust the other way round which
happened in Washington and Oklaho-
ma dur,nr the mast month, and with
wbicb everyone connected with the
cansus in oklahoma is by this time
SamiIiar
~ there ever was "A more palpable
MAY at "cbeap politics" than the fol-
Iowinp we have never seen it, The
SoiIoyriny letter vas received by every
census enumerator in the state:
a., , I,,,ana
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-02-20
Hiltibrand-Staton Co.
Successors to Kendall Clothing Co.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CANDIDATES

This paper is authorized to announce
the following named citizens as candi-
dates for Democratic nomination for
office. subject TO the action of the
voters of Bryan County, Oklahoma, at
the Democratic Primary election to be
held Tuesday, August 3, 1920.
FOR SHERIFF OF BRYAN COUNTY
DAVE WRIGHT. tSecOri TcrmD.
RIEL TAYLOR
FOR ASSESSOR
LONNIE GLENN ,S-cOnd TernD
FOR TREASURER
l.. y. BONNER.
CHAS. CALHOUN.
FOR COUNTY CLERK--
EARL WARD.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-02-20
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:. OUR EXCHANGES :!
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Dallas News Snap Shots: one of
the worst things about Il "um boil
is that 1t is so hard to keep IA poul-
ticc on IL.
W. have a friend. however. who was
lucky enough to be able to keep hot
toddy on one for about twenty-four
hours. The only bad feature was
there were no hot applications handy
when tn" relapse came.
Dallas News Snap Shots; our
idea Of Il particular man is one
who wears suspenders with his pa
iamas
We have known of instances where
wearing Sallus"s with pajamas would
convict a man Of poor judgment. or
At least lack of foresight.
Fort Worth Stock Yard Repnr-
ter: cannot some one invent
practicable muzzle for people who
drink wood alcohol?
Seems to us that the wood alcohol
itself serves all purposes for stopping
the habit. After one internal appli-
cation YOU won't know "A muZZle from
golden harp.
Hominy News: Those who are
prone to Concrdc that the auto deal
cr shall inherit the earth should
attend "A horse sale in Hominy. We
are quite a while away from the
horsclrsS era.
The man who now tries to buy Il
first-clasS horse or mule is almost
convinced that the "horseless era has
arrived, as far az he is concerned:
which should he pretty good evidence
that it is not even on the way.
breeders of good horses and mules are
now making more money than ever be-
fore in the horse and mule industry.
But you must have good ones: they are
Just as easy to raise.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-02-20
! tates of his hest judgement to the well
[ fare Of ihinEa Wilson championed. To

tates of his best judgement to the well
fare of things Wilson championed. To
have quit, as he no doubt wanted to,
when the President was in Europe
and doing things with which he was
not in accord would have been az
disloyal as not calling conferences of
cabinet members 20 consider the coun-
try's welfare at tim" when tn"
Presidents condition would not permit
him to cHll official Cabinet n""tinE'
Had Mr.. Wilson called for secretary
l.anSinE's resignation h"raus" Of his
lack of accord with ~" head Of the
r;ovcrnm"nt and let It rest at mat
here would have been vastly less td-
.crs" comment on hI~ action. Tn"
fact that j." has used tlc cabinet '.u-
i"r.uocs as II basis for his action. hi-
tor such conferences had been loIn-
nu for three months. cHuEoi bat """tt"
n" iiurr"Ssiun that Nj Wilson cas-
simply iuukinl' for Hu ">'us'
Secretary l.tusIu- - too h. { man
for tins sort Of treatment. and w'
may ho o.cUs.j for sav4ns. ma" y"
not" Nnnd.'r II Mr " ,suu nt# not
made his ,ulmiuatinu mista..r
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-02-20
WIS. NNNiM WILLIAMSON

AIRS Annie Williamson. wife of T..
~ Wil'i%Haun. !iViuN Il shor' diatarcc
northeast of purant. died Sunday of
Pneumonia, and was buried in the old
Duran; cemetery. BESIDES her husband
she left two children, aged two years
and one month. gcsn,c lively.