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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-02

An ad, reads: This motor is
the most flexible Of any an the
market. It can be stopped, re-
Fersed and started off in the oppo
site direction at high speed within
q few seconds time. This motor
is similar to the politics of some
men we know and was built prob.
ably on the same plan."
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-02

The mask was an invention. {
Poppaa, Nero's wife. to guard Ia;
complexion from the sun.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-02

Haley III 17l6 was the first r
90 to the bottom of the sea i:y
means of diving bell.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-02
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Aulln& the early spring this Depart
men. received three applications from
industries desiring to locate in Match
toohes viz: Oil Refinery, Hardwood
Mill, Cotton Oil Mill. 1t assisted ia
the organization of Natchitoches Sweet
Potato Curing Plant which ranks among
the largest in the state.
During the height of the Rull Bayou
Oil Field this. Department was kept
busy answering inquiries as to the oil
and gas development and leasing posi-
b:lities in Natchitoches Parish. Wi.A
the well now in process Of d,l;sak near
Robeline showing 500 Wd!catioas t...is
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-02

mental in getting improved mail SER
vice, In the nature of distribution and
dispatch Of night mails, which, while
not yet in operation, has been approved
and promised for the very near future
by the Post Office Department.
This Department, after inves tigat-
ing local High School facilities and
conveniences at present quarters, rec
ommened the construction of a modern
High School Building on the grounds
of the old Grammer School. which
through the activity of Special Com
mittee was generously transferred bv
the Police Jury to the School board for
that purpose. Almost Immediately d
Special Election was ordered and the
Bond Issue for $l60.000 90 was vasad
for this purpose and this t.sndsorae,,
school building with roa.h.anity audi
torium is now, assured.
LHEX assistance was rendered in the
preparations for Armistice Day cele-
bration, which was splendid affair
and reflected great credit on this COM
munity, as it was among the most pre-
tentious celebration in the State,
The Salvation Army and Red Cross
have had the assistance and co-opera.
ton of this Department in their work
and endeavors in Natchitoches Parish.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-02

HELP WANTER-Ts Ant s3fe for IT,
Washington St., NatcAitoches, Ia.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-07-29

AUDITOR AND TREAsURER'S QUARTERLY REPORT
of the County OF
of Idaho
and Treasurer Quarter ending july 10th 1920
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Ntw ORGANIZATIONS
Hi.iutD iOI SrRIiu.

Nv Accented r-sss
NIN YORK. Amil % -Eespp' D.
hhiN g.. ,hr u.itn ~ ,piirsd swii b.
men uhich 'i,i,p1'.' iu 'hrnrn Vt,
llar's' on 90 u'W srr uisltiun that
npprarr ~ have see iis puiuu~' ih.
fuiru. .'iun a IA" Iuah-rl itsl q
nuifuid rrninmrn ind ~, SUlt u.
ri,hs un.on" according a. stat"m
ifuied here tonight lN t,ifrs"ri .i',rr
~ thee. 81 ilr 'hir ,put" ltr, Thea hu lif
Tho yi,irnrn, VIZ is,u"i. the tirr.
~ sail. g. ualr 'lc,r o." iarii."n ~
The four rrgtuiyliiuir wbirh n.'v tH
years represented in this srf,i'r =
u1riion nf wares Nna nr Involved
,ho statement said bur ihr uria H,
70 ormlnd frf the reinstatement q thu
leader 81 ~" ilppus-d nrw "r-anili.
liun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
INV WORN ENGINEERS
VIII. IOi> " N.kOt Z

o.. f..Hfti l.na
<|W NoEk Ap1 20 I'm anupunr
n..It fhIf engineers "I th, la'hI.
.uI I.mYi would aH ,r 1 strike
H..JYh TIVUi g.. N.liuzl ,h1lrm'T
.. ... ,,..... committee oi th" sir...
.. .ur1u .Hrloyrs uf 90, N,w Nois
IH..t uI fhr v1iAHI' would De- in
sympathy with 1uk-fs to whom ih"
railroads h4t. i-,I,d ln uitm1ium 'h1i
fH.. Hwlof rimn @" work 'Nccpi as
n.. mtu
Declaring fH1i fhr strikers committee
of fup hld b.cn "douhlc crossed hv
tr, uruihcrhuoi rhiefs IN ori'r to rri
'ham nui ~ Washington. M Mcliueh
declared in q statement tnnigh, that
tho men hid Withdrawn their offer ~
return to work " protected In their So
ninritv and would settle the strike nniy
.on terms satisfactory to the msn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Nation-,u;de Organization
of Overall-cl1bs Will Be
Attempted by Ne,U Workers

luf ha;r she's. suits di,rsof, unlsr
v,na. snohs ttorkirgs anc si,h ne.
,.siti.s. and 60 pl-'ilc ii' tromhcrstln ~
in refuse o. huy mii w"iins Fprnfri
,tn CO., huIghi within that max mnn'
odd 90 thrs must De- worn un'i.
,hrsr maximum ir'cf auive Elv ~
i,W nli until you can o., go'd "H'
iH 80 tor 'N,mpl'
kirad, the club hss received
n4l.lhui hh. ten thouuur lrticis 90.
dnulng it stand
rauaid.rt with 3d.. iuadr came
announcement o., tn Ntiilrr' t"l,
iluufs as.n.niim that nn 'r"i-,nl
,,i.siiunnaiu,. had been dispIi, hvd o.
,lpr,s throughout tho nii"d S'Iief Dol
I.rn mrrt'1 '1nis opinions on whri
tHst constitutes necessity and l.Nu.t'
imara within the meaning 81 ~"
lever anti montr'imr l"w Nen 0
vwuo.'t and chldr'i 'i ,i"ihiHg IN 1il
uuiun, and 90 90 wr's were ih'
rIui,st OF 90, iuu IirN D. was Hddrd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
ALIEN QUESTION
BEFORE HEARING
WI SO> 10 DitItbE ~ w Niii'
>iiir ~ CONMt Si~r rtEh
IN ~ Ut n'IORT Nriu>
Nv Associated Pee.

Nv Associated Pres
NNSiilNG'bN. - e. put %
S,grciaN w l.,iw Wilson. 3ftu au 900
di.N argument. to,,k unG,r au,ts"n'u'
tonirh; tho ,u,fiiur vh.ihb m,Wl''.
yhip in a.. jwmmIu,,t lIhur iuriN Boo
u.,lf constituted uud- 'ur Il iuiif
t,n ui ili,i's. A IA, i.ai.nr tf'i, We
O. uaraur over statements tt'ihuisu O.
Fedora: ludpr Andersen Of Boston,
that tho ru,tum,u' Operates snu
pr o. the cummmis' luy iG ul~
country. SWifhun Hllo uf NV
York urholdiur a. md e lluu,fr Il
The dcpirlneut of iuslir,. d,. i1ri"s b.
'unjustiulhlr o. srunc' H,uu ct pc"
facts
Nru'r a with ,oumumvt lu uruU,
Hoover ATTEMPTED O. snow Lv ra"1
nm uf lcnTthv ,Nc,rpt- the relation
chap h.tWr,r it' .uuHu.i llhI
party aud the Thnt ht.uuti"r..
Ar1tiinr that Ioh' ;u.l l O..
lnrt"l detained iu No iu'r'
uidli9iin With th' iiu.ltf.i vH
tlc fnmsrr d" she oamuW l..
Iartv Hover ',,ilud D. w,r h.t
other ,umwuuift trrHIlfHti'is.
Sang rf cat throat nlr whH hHf
,a.l. tu this ,utufr. Co u.,th. .N OIL.
l..,,rrmrut hy iurr
tlu per pli H ihr inilu'H
lind ~, ral''md stl. hrt il"Ht,r IIN
We directly tr,,,,ll, Coo ''.r ,ur H..
isf organization attorney 'tH.r. .
Palmer tonight l,usd o.. rr'.w'"
lf1l, ,t t"ii,s h.un- r..f l. e
luua d, tilst H. .r"s.aTE H ..
',"uD Iarty d" 'mri.l $50. H.
.r,ut .i the department o.. irur.
riam1 be- ~.lu. lfd 1,N"r r.u..y'
400, s..,lDs tn thr u,t. t.'ui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25

uv Associated fr-s
NEW VI, i;h Ap .i-NmH asa.
ton rf thr ,..rails ,.uht 't th. rnHu.
Co., into taiiuai mr. iyiti"n up
pt, DOWN rit,s val h' nti"mit tci Dos
ih, pru,I t,ia o." N"u ik's ui 't' =
l,urui,s .oia, it WIS d',lar,d ny Wa
t,r = lSiu..l,N uf the Ch'.sr tlth.
.iur ,t trr spHr or. o' ihr m",,m'"i.
Tullnumg thr IrrH#fi"n 40 iA'o'
way Of u;,~lt,s d ud .Ythu Nsr
frnm and riurhnw vhi,h wHH p..l
cd ny ;l,ustuis alHr. ihc line "
MARCH kiurfl,, uHtu" That th, r'Nt
ten Wuud lr ih, furaiion ct % 'Ia.
trua .rm," Co vat" v1r ln hgh
clothing prices o. I'lu'ing o" tuy ur
,u ut,ia'i,u, drop v,thin "rr'slr..h'"
limits
.Th. ,ho,s, IIl. hr Sod b. vlr
.n. Co. uud,uli, Co.,, aus imagli'n o.
th. ,.crU .lHl. o. tl' 'nHtry intu 20
nuiull o,r1ua.iinu io a.iea or whti
.n.uld 's. tm "ut sim m lHicc' .u II'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
RAIL STRIKE SERIOUS IN ILLINOIS
Eighty-Five Thousand
Acres of Swamp Lands
Decided To Louisiana

By Asso raiei rtess.
NEW ORLEANS Ariii - Cover.
rni Eunn g l,,a~ini ul l.'tsiau1. no.
ruuuccd late t"i1y that the l;"ts'i'l.
.,r frurolti,n nae decided To- ihc stat
p Goo acres m rNairp aud ~ lard
u Nrrnillon yud Cameron paii>hys.
Dlung the coastal f'.ts iuI uF' us q
ia,mc prcrcr,, aud , toiuLc" i't M.
gtnto.. birds
The nud W1s purblici several
,,aiY az" D., the l.',bv,ilcr l"Ii'd1'
iion a. nl a.otg" irirc ~ s2'o p"r
,,rc and hlr l,,n rtpi' the Fuli dian.
shin ~ the stats ry'' sitr..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
ALIEN MCTrTS CH,iIE>GE
10 Ui'iNrE IONPfR>

~ Arsnris'sd lf'f
TOPEKA. NuUl . Governor " .nr'
= Au.r. vhr Be- Boz N'W Wow, 2" ~
,,,..s , meeting ~ th, Young Mems r"-
pi,B,ar 1ub h's accepted ~" 'h'..
Z. neo NJ Samuel G'mr"rs. rr"Sid'ni
no.. American Federation "i l.'l"r @" 10
i.,ut d,i,ltr ur iha wurits ~ the k'n- y
count uf industrial r'lrti"us accord
ing to m,sslg. received here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
luIHI, " INTERESTS VIII
~ 81 ihDII lii lIrN >iN>

uy i..nsiaiei ruu
WASHINGTON. u Z. AYR el-
Nnuiuo.t tbat th, lac. and interest Is
,t Foreigners Will D., uu''"'d b. 'H'
.c,uluti.ulr tu.,rs v,r, given .H '
t,cfiam t., .,,d toni.hi @, tp M.N.
.u hlrN lom Colonel o. &C.
ilubip lId ' co., uu,isiw 100 "H.
,rnw,ut NJ SprIl Th, mo--.c. sI'
The mItlry un' ,tu au.unti.s
of suuuri ht,. r.,,u 900 tiul- d" -H.'.
Hut,as nGl fU,uiii,- t,r tl. l,,s g.
inter .us e. iuIrrr,.
TIE s,wc tfiitri, is lDrl n'"v '
"a a.. W4lH ru.tu.u.'Hf DO .th
,Hurr eu ih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Waldorf Astoria Scene
of "Overalls Wedding;
Brides Dress Costs 81

nv assaeisied prcss
NEM YORK.. Apui si-An "cverallr
wedding t"uh place IN the Waldorf
Astoria hotel here tolay when Miss Ger
trud' Hclnhari "a brooklyn. became the
wife ~ " Ramsay Frederick of Pitts
hurrh
The E.t " u Tucker ~ the And
rows Methodist Episcopal church 81
i;rr"kl,n. performed 'he ceremony IN
h'u' d"nims. Thr rroom and hes, man
were similarly o1tfiitrd The bride
w'rr - blu, ,hamhrav dress ara
th, msid uf honor a checked eingham.
AZ 'u,'r,lis rcrrption followed the
lirarri1rc with virtually all guests
r.. .'ieo ir rlur d,nim. Bingham and
"'.. Iur n..T" Esint 1ts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
H0\I>1 EiIIL REPORTED
~ >IM NORM ISL NI'lN

ALBANY Nprl % The f.s''uldv
trI,t committee tonight rrHi''i th'
w1hrr ho,mg till designed 0" f"tnit
nnorn rHund 90 a drrision iu New Work
state. Thr hli alro'dy pass'i hv the
nate n"w viii D." v"ioi ul'"n hv The
ar',mily l,cfor, Adjournment tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
MANY INDUSTRIES FACING
DISASTER OWNERS DECLARE
DESPITE WALKOUT BREAKS
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.


CHICAGO April AWhie the railroad General Managers As
soeaton tonight reported decided breaks the Of the ssrk-
ing swtchmen the Illinois Association in tcle-
Senator Mad Mccormick declared that
plants Illinois would be compelled close and untold distress
would follow unless railroads switch cars"
The closing down Of plants will calamity" the tee-
gram read Our situation serious and need the help Of
the strong Of the government Is il afraid to aet?"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Predicts Catastrophe
Unless Peace Is Made
In Europe Immediately

~ As.afa..i rrss
SAN Ll,JS NHu - |..
Niuu H u.N Boo HH interview . 1000.
lnn,h ..u fasaI ,.rptpu.J Hf- .a
d1v rHFH. ,',d th.. ups,
condition 'ste tr.u.Ht to I'"uHH co.,
81 tH A ist o. ttt. rIfs.4 HHl.
We mut Wft' rase 90 un'r apl
sv.rvwnrr." S'rum Nit d.,itp O.
rfrr. g. ,rlN mr inranf o. nitair
'lis e-uli- .r,4uH,.i ai.. c.nuH,r,i-
mun, be made o.e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
One Killed Two
Hurt When Plane
Falls Into Crowd

80 SMITH. Nk Np,l % 'rrt'
i,r,i,n -. WIS Killed Arthur S'"l 10.
war 90 ladly Injured be- mnV die. 1nd
I,oa, Torr. an cNaruiv H,iliw WIS l'H'
s,rinusl, hunt ~ S'lisiv. ohl1h"m''
a str "'.l,-., this AFTERNOON. wh'h 'n
.i,plspa driven LN ingr On ia iri
nnd pl,urh.i iis w1N ihr'nrh '''W' y
e . Nnn rHu'd' 1rUnrlirr o. 'i"fi'l
di.-pat,h rrr"i,rl hrrr
Young inrlan's hrnd v'e ~"'"t'"'
fre'a ~. io'iy Nv tho pror"l''r Scott
,,iffcrod internal Injuries. h'ing rinn"''
in tho wr"cl~rr ~ 4 touring 80 tn
airpllnc crashed Into.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
NEW YORK BILL
LEGAL|zES BEER
PROyInES FOR SALE of .;i nv
ERlt.tS ~ HOTELS.
t>D CAFES.

ny fsscciaiod t'ress
ALBANY y v Apth - The New
York Legislature to-day acted favorable"
nn u s;i per cent beer hll Passed In
the senate earl. this morning. the hil,
,,s acted f,,or,hlv upon Inc the assrm-
hlv this evening - tn %,
The hil r. intended 9" provide That
the e.7i Lcycprr may h' SOLD {" h'
drank onlv in restaurants. clubs and
hotels IN nrs' and ~rcnnd class cities.
The iill il sn drawn co. O" prevent ih'
return nf th, sil""n. Senator James
W. Walker ii- spuus" sud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
gODiIS Of MiN. WIFE ANp SIN
CiIII DREN DISCOVERED
~ NEiIiii,Oi,>
TRAGEDY WITHOUT CLUE
Numerors Emidy Shot Gun sIelis
Sraiiere, tboui Place. tl@
i.looi, iili,bst Pound
In Cellar.

ils iu~iried Press
BISMARCK. y. %. April a.
TIL bodies of Ja,ol. W.lff. his wife.
'heir iour children and q iar'n
hand urfr found b, - neiel,Lor
inda, on the N.lif farm north
IL here. Numerous 'mri, shot run
slieils la, scattered ah.ut the
place Indicating that the seven
iiad br1I .hot.
Tie unr,ber ~ victims in the
murder ~, Sier, increased a. right
tonight With the finding af another
body. according b" reporis receiv.
ID here. \ Lltmiy hatshet was
found 10 Tie cellar nn,i u u b..
lir,rd some ~ The victims were
LiIl.d With u
Tho nrt nvcn hp,lies wcre alsco,
'tod hy .lohn Ktnii. n,iehbor. when
D. visited the place io'lav
SEINE Found in I,aru.
Va harn De- found the bodlcs oi
Ndn md unr 81 his daughters ivinc
go ~" luur viii hlosl dotted about
wounds go their htads
l'irs were snaNinc the b'zli-s.
kraf then tdshru tn Tie hcuss
v her IN th" O. Ear hc found the bo.l
i,s ~ Nr W,lrf N three other chill
,teH nnd the iarm hand lying In Z
hr1p .he floor
W E,idence af struggle.
Th.r" WIS uo ,,idcn, of q struggle
Hrrord.ug 90 f,poifs r.seived ferc anf
Wnln s know to have no enerie {
'ho storif's r'ilrr h,ro was unable q
frrr rnv thruf, fuf the tragedy.
The uulv mcinitr e iar fafrilv VIII
tuc'l urhmt wns tho Yong, 81
via one ,,ar Old rlii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
French Troops Clash
With Polish Citizens


~ As.s,e.a .a'-i rrr-.
ioNtpN. NIrl % Numerous cas-
uau.s Boz e ughi a. Truznynitz, Sile-
e.l between wufkmen and French 81.
.iirlz ,itrrn guards and Polish Ecnd.
,irus at, r.f.ortol ir "a Berlin dispatch
fa ihc central News
N1iur Fruumond. uf the French dc.
tathmert Was Killed
tn truuidr is declared io have star.
,ei when ~. rrrnch commanders were
r.,iying Information of % hidden stors
~ .rnir. rauf ',ifrhfuents ~ French
-.,hl~rs aud ,iiilen guards to make n
sar,h The vurknicn oVcrpNNercd
thc 4, ,achnis nt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Charges AGAINST Men.

The government has not arrested
Nuu men to fore" N"u tn GO back 10
work. Commits doncr Mnson Sid {" tho
defendants hut because YOU are char
rcd win breaking llw \ man has \
right ~ qui' his work any time h.
feels like H. That's his constitutions;
right aud u N mol The intention ~ tho
government to compel you io return tn
duty"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
ANNUAL MEETING.
OF EDITORS ENDS;
OFFICERS CHOSEN
NNlRIIiO SfIICii.D ~ NEXT
MEETING PIME ~ PRESS
assoc ItIIO>.
BRASWELL NEW PRESIDENT


The annual convention of 10" Fan.
handle Press Association 'smp tu q
,lus. Yesterday afternoon. Amarillo b,.
ug selected ds tht h,Nt meeting ..o'
.Hu. S,m VI HasW,ll editor "f ipt
Clarendon News hving lc-rtyd president
iu goo .,,ed I! drown ul the Nutor
i,,,td pth,r nh,,rs ,ic,.t,d are ;, th
O. iiulmnn. Hereford lirlld. virr'm',.
L,it. T. !, JlW~pu AwaIin.. o.. .t,.
.'atA ir,urlyrr
tbr utuIu, ra~ rp'ut iu = 80 ''.
siun ui the i"h shop primarily ~ add.
900 trui 90 tees uiairr Wr' di~'
ru .Hd oi. including ropuIi- "t '"inmli-
tees and ,l,Dtuu ui Officers
Th" ropurt "i the special committee.
cuusisiiug of l.-o SlticrWhiic. Miss
laura Hammer and G. " Warwick in
uglrl lp the prupu. 1t w"mau's press
ruh endorsed the same aud rry"mm"u.
drd that 10 meet annually With tho Fan.
handle Press Association.
Favored >cliool Expansion
\ resolution. faVoring the expansion
uf West Texas state Normal College.
' AfiNfN ] IllAlf'. illNIff Nflfll' fffflfiiNs
les aud manual training m,j with some
opposition was las'd upon the fa,t that
,,.i,h am pNuausiou may eventually pre-
hihii tho obtaining ol West Texas \
y VI college u was however. point.
i,l out that such college probably
would hr obtained hut that II would
ro, hr built above the "'Jp rock"
/ i.,r Sa,i,rwhiic and lirn Smith .ntro.
duo.l the resolution,
/ The report of the resolution commit.
't,y covered vast number of sIhirrt-.
Thu. appointed un this committee were
T. n Ctrlork. p"du,in Miss lnula
4, Hammer claude. a~l Il u Nichols.
Amarillo MaNor Mars was thanked
Ter his welcoming address. M"rrruth1.
Der Linotype Company for furnishing
programs I,aruhnrt l'rus and Spindl,r
: for furnishing convention badges Board
luf chs Development f,r splendid 'nt.r
ilinm,nt iucludiug trip to gts t'o.
,igrf 90 convention and other '"urtr
y ..rs y Il lami. ~ tur his remarks both
10 thr convention aud banquet \ :
Siuu,tt president u the Panhandle,
Plams chamber of Commerce. t"r m'
address upon the pruni'Ws facing tha
fCootfpual IN mare 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
STATISTICS s H D "
MANY ARE GUILTY
SENATOR AFF|RMS
EiR>i>GS u. MANY 1ORiORi
TiO>> SHOW Ct>DiIOi NND
>iiiMEi.E>S' I'ROiltS
LAWS ARE NOT ENFORCED"
Go, ernmenis Cheaper Meat" Can.
paien Scored by tlpp,r says
Ample Laws IL tl,ch rra,-
iicc f,isi.

ay Asfc.iaiss pr,si
WAslllNGTON - N.'u -
--'tofto,r, were d.nm.i,,a iu iur
senate toc.y hN t,Mnr Cup.r
irpuhucr k.u.4 vi, w,.u..
cd statistics vti,h o.. 900 l. u.d
the earnings uf uary Am,u.uu
cipHiiiuua represented rli.
"crng ",n,u sDuisl.H. sll
shiuploss
senator Cpppu .f',l,i th' d".
urtm,n' ul i.su,| cheaper u,.t
cmpum and uid incr,,r ri riu,.
fnr SuLar W,, "tl, i.u.t hrs'u
,htll.up, W, hYN, u.d o. this
,iiruuIl 81 uorr
I,rconn. National Menace.
senator lonruui rri.i.pHu N.rur
sin. prrrrns viva the kHnu~ .t.tt
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25

Mr. McCurmick WAS asked a. renew
his efforts tu Ect IN" railroad labor
board away from the Washington at.
mospherc"
Position of Beard
How can the board justify iis pc.
sItiun MT tn deal with IN" situation ,V-
ccpi under certain conditions the
manufacturers asked.
"Iurisdictiunal strikes and labor pol.
iclos inorcas" the cust IT living and are
the cause uf murders the telegram
read
The eases "f forty two strike leaders,
ARRESTED last week charged with cunspir'
acy 10 violate the Lever act. today were
continued until NAV . Among those
nrraigned today before United states
commissioner Mason wcr" John Grunhu,
president ~ the outlaw Chicago ward
mems association aud Harold I.oading
hond uf ~, United Enrin"m"u's assn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-29
JOLTED
BY MESSAGE ON
OIL TO ENGLAND
Note Involves Rights of Man
datory Power on Special
Privileges
WARM DEBATE FOREsEEN

GENEVA. Nov %. - The American
note 10 Great Britain protesting against
favors shown Co British OF interests Ia
Mesopotamia. for which country Britain
holds n mandate was a hombshell Tor the
League Of Nations assembly meeting.
1t WAS briefly discussed this morning AT
secret session of the League OF Ma
tionE council aud promises 20 furnish
material for vigorous debate later on In
pen sessions ~ the assembly.
Americas note involves not only the
oil controversy, but the whole question
Of the rights Of n mandatory power 10
exercise special privileges GA the country
for which H. holds mandate. Further
more Il involves the right of the United
States. non memler of the league, 20
interfere In decisions Of the league In
terpretiug w8r treaties
On account of the delicacy of the diplo
matte negotiations 81 was regarded as
possible that Great Britain and France
might take steps TO prevent open de
bate on the American note, fearing that
representatives or small states and non
mandatory nations might say things
which would further retard the entrance
Of America into The league.
Lord Robert Cecil. representative of
South Africa contends that any power
taking a mandate for small and feeble
state, should have special privileges in
(Contluued on Page EIeven.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-29
SOLDIERS RULE
MINING COUNTY
Troops Take Charge of West
Virginia Field.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. 20
Mingo County. the scene Of numerous
bloody battles between striking coal
miners and mine guards. WIS under mar
tial law today. Governor Cornell asked
for martial law to restore order In the
strike zone.
Col Herbert Hall and a battalion of
4SO men arrived IN the AIingo County
county sent yesterday from Camp Sher-
man, Ohio.
The troops are quartered in the court
house, the city hall and building for
merly used as hotel. Three companies
are hilletted IN Williamson. The re
mainder were dispatched to the east and
west with orders to establish headquar-
ters posts Mt Kermit, Cbatteroy, Nolan
and Matewan.
Orders to company and platoon com
manders are secret, but Williamson civil
authorities say the men have been in
formed Of Governor ConrwelrB statement
that he did not intend to call Federal
troops to Mingo again ''to act as sign
posts"
The troops are part Of the 10th In
fantry stationed at Camp Sherman since
the return from overseas The pro-
visional battalion is fully equipped with
horses mules. army trucks and field
equipment. One company Of expert ma
chine gunners is attached to the bat
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