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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
STRIKES AND T|E-UP
CAUSE CAR SHORTAGE
Hence This Years Wheat Crop Is
unrclieved and the Farmer
Suffers, Best 10 Stack
Wheat

A@nt Wiley teid leaay Tis
shnriAEa u cars fof ihla Yaar wheat
crop ia siili unrellevpd
Metal Ffam bla connaaiea ars a.
teunA some hyta D, aunalyne .ter
hNe quickly tine angh FaMaAme
having HoudiY rugplf ~ metai
bins ~ ohishpma CITY. gessg far rn
emulate delivery garn mnst 49, "a
crcited .n ofnrtue iheae tiaa ~
nncnoF inem eecarely. biae when
cmniy they afe aH rs roN over ani
collapse
4 rood 500 ~ alaehink IA she
r'teAraAt and eufest Way IT, meet NO.
urmenl sileetipu There sea some
few good s'aekera ln Logan eannt,
and u VIII htip wonderfully IL
'h"y will give lessons 81 Mm ase
~ an 90 as maar y0unN man ia
'helr communities aa possible
Thfeahera VIII nAf te ahla fs a.
much work uaifi ears are available.
aud nofhlnY Mit cers rln tnra thW
wheat Into cash Hat statkluH will
help Grain that n poorly niacho,i
ia liable ~ gerioua damage. and
every man who ls known 70 be 4
good siacAer should te glad 20 pu
petrise The glaeklnr an a. MANY
farms aa is poesitlr III thsY 9alah.
borhouds and eeR chat ihn ynnneef.
lees experienced nien have lha m
e'rucsion 'hat VIII enabie ,bgm 20
save The ceoQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
SCHOOL BOARD NAMES :
OOOD As A MEMBER
Local Insurance Man VIII Succeed
Mrs. I.owther. Who Resigned
rindly a Resignation
Accepted

A the regular uoasNfy meHtias a.
tha citf sfh0al uuafd hoii tsiay ihe
resignation ~ Rav Flndle wha wii
depaFt tNm thw elty July Vet waa
accented The resignation silt ae ri
festsy" tplr The hasrt dlh net
uawo uuNepAs0f o. Nsy fHatieY
hut aid name Il N sAtad e sae
vfafvf Is Mes AtAis lee tawtAeF
VI whn Recently Feslsned ffwW thr hearsi
Mr. isadd la na plA aehwal mam aud
ihr heant wade hapes fh8it in
wa s.lewlua ~ wlli arffe fnf isa
maatA#
Rentlne baslassa ~ lAe pusti maa
transacted and The fsafa business
eleRrud ms
paal carY wHs named - sWeeend
isamspme liamis na treasurer af the
1'oarl Mfw lowtNsr pill tnxlA be-
dWsles actively ~ eehp0l tHeri aag
relaFy and trunry effleeF July iat
The meeting ~ The laafd was lhe
motl hatmnuioWs one hsll Recently
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
aKw DIAL AAo A
SQUARE oME ia AekEo

Aeaaila M. fnan "A MlsAaaFt ~.
paalleaAa are heFa ssaaF ~ taMa ae
tl@n % q ean lssasA 81 " q ptasee.
y y Hail ANA others IN aarfh wsat
Als#aafl demanding a usutluM of ru
pahilsaRa srm all aeetIaaa N tha
state % ~sivaa HaAse ta tha party.
aaa "a paFtleaiAg la tAec aNtiaA ID sAa
gaaa ot Iaeph t Haalar. natlnnas
e9aanlstesMaa fFnsa AElAsnnft and Wi
T. Cole, atata fepahllean ehalFuan.
bufta ~ wgeW admitted hagtgs sha
United STATES ssHata eommitsgo il.
veatANatlas Af@ruasNafea uapanasl.
ufes ot presidential candidates shat
sheY had Faeelvsd maaH4 from Law
geu mauaKerw 10 aRsna IL creating
tS~Hva asasimeat Ia tll4saaft
tiesnhiloma demanding sha ruaiNnal
tlon " llaassf and Neir. oF Ia ana
wvsat * ihelF aseilutng d raasan.
'aaif removal wsra prepared fog
removal wsFH prepared tar praanata.
tloH " lhs mNstlnx A lnttaF from
termse UaY Herbert II nadlays Ia
3hieh ~ Declared hIa sutlfe sym
gathY with sha effort 70 wst rii ~
fha ilahieFcals sladssahip waa w ba
frad % thH n4eatlm&
uos#taof ltaaIeY. naw resident of
noulasr coln Nhefu he u haaa og
ths @w aehool ~ ghs University os
Colorado. expressed aaFpsisa. not "a
thv Fsfalatiaaa hafofa iha aenAta
rnutuslttes, bat AZ tho fast that AnY
pun familiar With Missouri politics
rl~luia havu h.~a amrpFlmei al them.
la hla lettsr hn asserts that nea
practices have uesn eammaa for
years among 4 certain vi#meut ia the
party IA MlAs0aft and eitwa specific
Instances whleh he aaYa. afu mattsfa
N eoumou knoeissifa amaax thaae
familiar #ttA Missouri political hls
tory,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
THREE TITLES To Be
SETTLED BY TOURNEY
LeBron Post, American Legion,
to Stage Wrestling Contest
at City Hall Week Of
July 5.10

While the state championship
wrestling tournament TO So held AZ
the city hall In this city the week
of July 70 TO in being promoted
for the purpose Of determinlns Okla.
homan champions In three classes
only the heavyweight entry ilst has
been filled sufficiently 10 lnsira az
least one match day for thn five
lays Of the meet The liehtwel4hts
and middieweights have been slow
about entering.
Half dozen fellows wraatilne
throughout the state are calling
themselves Oklahoma champions IN
heir respective classes wher,qa The
truth q the matter IL that thera IL
not a legitimate Oklahoma chamnlon
IN any class for there never mas hacn
series Of matches ar tournaments
wherein such titles could be Raiand
II Il 20 eliminate this misrepres.
@ntation that the lee Bron post of
the American Legion determined 10
arrange slx-day tournament where.
N tho various championships could
be definitely determined. Suitable
cups medals or other trophies will
he given the winner IN each claps
90 that he will have something -
prove the genuineness OF his claim.
Word was received today that Zen
Parks the Shawnee heavywai mt.
would be here on July 10 com etc
FOR the heavyweight title. He
wrestles In Geary on July and will
come direct to Guthrie from there.
Entries can be sent 20 he LeBrcn
post OF the American Legion Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
NAtW>u stsMuiItfrmA<
snitH A>p STATE
CHAIRMAN aniI AlL
s~kIn in CIT OFT.
NAY m hlshID
, OtI
0RMEn GOVERNOR HAOlEr
OPENS UP bic GUNS
~h~ GisMt AN st,nn, ~
lion ~ POLITICS Dt
sI,II ms him CON.
ntsIID ~ IftD-
hts Iun NtAnN


aedAlla aa.. iane "a asmas osy.
sfnaf 'sAaleY asnt lstssr 10 ta~
chairman " sns M9aaeaN Fspunllesa.
7N#~ asAl" paety ~ng~h u pact sala.
= agA surprised shss any sas ahaula
hawe hssw surprised ~ snm alsats@aeA
" shs fact tnat elessy ~as secured ~
sHs leaders - th~ Morse sisnlsr sfs~a
sef ~heeh tNer ~wFe 70 asllsse tAs
Missouri a*ssaAtlaA Al sh@ aassaAal
s"asaa'laa Masr ~ snssm wsa saxs
hsee sHaausa Is snsss sams practise.
Soc years fneF sala rA@ sat ~ slss
900 ~ iso8 They laid asysw an rafs
10 1919 aeJ Falrhaass slsa after ,AA.
log nls mousy Tafta sraan,aaalaa
spsns hSoNso 10 10 asAlts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
100000 PARCEL POST
PACKAGES HELD uP
~" Men Find Huge Piles Of
Undelivered Packages
In Four French
Ports

Paris June al More than 100 00c
American parcel post tsckaga which
have been lying In French ports un-
delivered for many moths have heen
found hr Y NJ &. a. investigators
This dhsoycTy was brought 10 Ugh.
by the posting in French ports Of
a request by Otto Praeger Second
Assistant Postmaster General of the
United States. that the French ac
celerate deliveries
Owen A. MacCiilI. postmaster OF tho
Paris Y. M G. a.. said today that
the Investigation found 10000 Amer.
lean packages at Havre All nearly
all OF q hundred thousand ia ackag@s
atilI In the original sacks In which
they arrived from American"
Other packa0es are AZ Brast. nor
doanx. ~ Nazaire and Cherbpurs
Besides these large number 81
packages were discovered in the
Paris customs house. OF watch she
v NJ C. A.. has obtained possession
OF more than 2.000 after paying
charges Of 10000 francs. These have
peen delivered or returned 10 tue
senders
According 70 estimates l,y the in.
vestlgators. per cent. " The Far-
GELS were addressed to service men
% per cent. to American civilians
and the remainder 10 French citizens,
mTny Of the packages for the latter
being gifts from soldiers who have
returned to the United States. n
has been suggested that an embargo
be placed on packages 10 France or
that American post office experts be
sent TO strailvhten affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

Topeka. while her mother gnrdcd
10 another town. decided she wanted
nome for both she recently bought
mousse ON Harrison street FOR ss..
600 and her mother keeps house
The girl make 800 month and is
paying sIg 20 q month. insiaIlments
she VIII have her home pHld for
W about .sf years. Sav r6naldera IL
q rood Investment. ts we'll al home.
Two sisters. one ~ and the other
~, are Henn1aaphera. They rot
tired trying 10 find ro0mlns hons "a
they cared to i've IN. Tho ones
they found having the rlxht atnos.
phere charged prohibitlye prices.
One Rirl makes $s7 d month. the
other 800. They bought nome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
WHAT g1CKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

London The atfikp of wireless -
craloAs, which threatened 20 bfluK
shipping 10 atamdsslM. called off
Knoxville Acting apon Fes
ques, from President Wilson. Cover
nor Roberts announced he ~oala ehli
special scualon or ths Tennessee
legislature TO consider ratification W
the federal woman suffrage amead
msut
Dallas Thr Indictment chaFNlns
using the malls 40 detratid agalhst
soYvtal officials and stockholders ~
the ill,ia Motor kaF company quaeh
"a On technical grounds 10 federal
court
Jersey city Gog FdWafd ! ~
wards member ~ New Jerseys
"biE four delegation % tbs demo
cratic national convention. announced
he would not attend the convention
Washington Tho census bureau
announced the population ~ rhilaasl
phia aa is2Albs. increase if7 per
cent.
New Orleans Fetr Herman. BAN
tawWeirk, champion. and Jlmmy
wilde. tiywciahs champion. have
signed Articles 40 ngh, 10 rounds ~
London, sept ~, for 10000 lt was
announced
Fort Worth A slatN aide mhet
Ing ~ tho Texas brotherhood " Hali.
road Tralnmsn called f0v naxt San
day IN Waco ~ consider thw labor
board waKr award, govtponed until
after July u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
MANY FIGHTS IN s,oAr

Omaha. Nan June 81 nahs IL
brewing h tha Democratic National
Convention al SAN t'ranels,0 0tef
The leasae of nations. which tfamlses
% make chlcago controversy on this
ISSUE pale into lnsignificAncp senator
carter tliasa ~ Virginia ~ an hif
way % the coast carrying In Bis
grip the draft of league ~ na.
TONS plank approved by pr,aiann,
Wilson u demands the ratification
of the Wilson draft of the league AZ
nations wilnoslt any reservations
which impair It's effectiveness ssa.
aior Glass probably will ha chairman
OF the COMMITTEES 90 resolail3ns Rna
VIII submit this plank with the presl
Wsni's endorsement ON a train t0l
loNing close IN the wake Of that OF
Senator Giass conlas seHsfar DaviI
! Walsh " MassacausetiN. leader n
ne snu-Adminlsfration forcoa from
New Ensand who has tae .rafi ~
= league plank very much at vsri.
snce with that approved bs thn Pres.
aent i would permit acceptance of
'he Lodfe reeerva'lons Nih thae-
two opposing viogN hurryinr "a the
hatile ground there are the maklae
~ o beautiful ROW Senator Waiah
WIZ nave the support ~ a majority
Favors Reservations.
of the New ENGLAND DELEGATES In
discussing bis plafk today he aa.a
II have enNlodied IN ms draft aoi
theatrical hni an setusl rneoeniilon
~ President Wilson's ~ points
ihiak the convention should uo' takr
toe narrow Wow of the league 0f
nations"
said former Congressman McGhli
euddy chairman OF the Maine deie
cation
We ought 70 take a stand IN favor
of reasonable reservations that arr
not destructive OF the treaty"
II ia anticinaied that the rasal
utons committee viii adopt he W,i
son draft on tho icague mfbmlttoe ~
senator Glass when the fight will be-
taken to thu floor under the leader
ship og Senator Walsh Thnn Wii
Ham Bryan and his follows are
counted upon 10 support ihs anti.
Administration view on the wei ana
Dry Issue. There also in prospect
e . real contest The drya led by
Bryan favor abortion ~ plank an
dorEing national prohibition ara tho
Noislend Act The weia viii danisnd
a declaration IN feyur " beer aad
iRnf wines But there IA third
that probably yu have
the support of the Administration
which viii advocate silence on the
subject. Likewlte. on The Irish unep.
Ton, there Ii a wide divorsenca Of
views Mr. MrGlllicnddy Iavnrs
Tpecfic declaration ~ symnathy With
The asnirafion Of iha Irish race. ssn
aior walsh himself ~ Irish lesceng
and representing o strony triah con
stiiuency viii be- satisfied VITA \
plank drafted on general lines With
out mentioning Ina Irish Here also
are possibilities of row.
Think McAdoo Out
Leading Democrats WIN have hean
favorable to the nomination ~ vii. |
liam @ McAdoo have accented y, face
value bis statement that he 9ill not |
stand az a candidate for The prasI. |
dental nomination Tena'or Glass
and Jouet' Sbonse. Assistant Secre-
'ary ~ the Treasury. nre amongp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
DELAY ~ AHi,iNAI Ot
n0Dl OI GEORGE IAITt

The heBv 81 thn iafe GvDrKa iafis
expected this mom,ng flom Cali
farnla dlt unt arrive So Rats Naa
yet teen announced fof iha luaefai
aertloHn David NW0rsW tAtts suH
and Celia lfueh. daughter If iofE
hart, Texss arr here 0fha thlld
rem arr Aifa FTRnk SehWWrehai ~
iMeHville, California and MFa Ray
ioee ~ sarfawanla CalitmWia arH
expected Mfa jWlh Lana. wlgo ~
thp deceased rs accompanying lhe
body io. this city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
MANY COMPANIES ARE
INVOLVED IN CHARGES

New York. June 24.--rhe eompaa'
les involved are the Ranger on com
rany, w. p. Williams OH company
Great Western Petroleum corporation
ard Crown OH company
The brokerage concerns indicted
were stiekney. Rawlinson and Col
clough OF Boston, and Curtis. Packer
and conNeany. United Securities com
pany, n. Morgan Pollok s. GO.
Thompson, James 4 Co, crossman
Sherman & Co.. George A Lamb 4
Co., {. "A. Fuller & Co. and Grsen
baum, BleeIow ard oreenbaur. rear
" ali a. them with headquarters In
this city. r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

- r"ss% - = w. sW&'t@f~
'biease. June ~ Playluk Win
Toy balloon ai her hp'ne yestofday
afternoon Aniolueite GHsharfn. aHh
~ tia cadarYilln Avenue whB
fnocbed % death when II became
lodged IN her throat rhe chlld had
ea'eru dinner and was 10 tha front
~ tho home IN apmn manner whila
playing With tho hallon. !, cauaal In
her 'hnnt Fnd The air was 'ineNtI
When efforts ~ Aer nmNy failfA "a
loosen ibe TOY. whe waa rushed go
the West Penn HoAsital dsine on
route
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
STATE HIGHWAY OFFICERS
ROUNDING UP SLACK[ns
More Than Fifty Arrests wsrs
Made Yesterday AZ Enid
Prominent Men
ArreEted

fsHld Janr - "A general round IN
~ maf@fl#ts who hAsa n1t bald their
1880 automobile iieana~ waA Msst.
Kat@I htfe yesterday hY ssntn hiah~
~ay department yffislAin pifty fonr
arrests WvFw Hlmdw M thn girns fsw
hn'lfa. mary wWrw mmragw awmmrm.
who y waa elalmsd hat sllowsa earw
- rruHaia " st0gAxs wishoat vaylnx
IN fhe liemaa~.
4 nv s*nbe thing a. A hosef
man refuging hdsBlaal0n lo r,ast
@itn"u' first asking ftss aia nngf ax
receipt aaia Dae wralthv maYaxux
owner, who had 1sen forced q MAN.
app''sa'A"n f"r a uuHuher of as~ tAgn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

There Will BE- plenty pf excite
ment at the Atl ps.k SATURDAY
afternoon when the Texas con,,,an,
employees cross bats ath she4r al
slrnt enemy The Bell retenannuss
i'he game ii the girss ~ ! feri,ss ID
% played AT tae park here. sever
a. hundred fans from Oklahoma c9,
VIII COME a. 0n special intafur
Dan train 10 roos for their f4sarlge
team A snali admission fec will
BE- charged.
The fire loss IN Guthrie daesag
May was 50 llRht that Il !. ganslA.
er''d negligible GUshrlo has heen
very fortunate durias the nasi few
years Ia this respect and laslacss
men and insurance agents attribute
/ 90 the Yigiience ~ tAe elty .in
department and It's ehicf Ar&har
jones The fire loss Ia Oklahoa 4
hast mouth ws.s ssslAs. the state nre
marshal reports There were sI
fires The ureyioas month. th~ loss
was sie2, s63 with iaa fires MAY
oE lsFl yeaf showed iosa of sgle
NHse II oklahoma goes fhroush
this year with record of sman loss
by fire comparable with those ~ the
'wo previous years. Il ls undorstn "a
he state Insurance a,oard will ash
insurance companies TO make con
siderable reddctlon Of rates
THE Chamber ~ Commerce !.
Planning 10 -plaee LARGE Sign nj
he reservoir south of the city. Ia
a"s'fes 20 place tho name ~
'he Lake on the top line Ana me
words Guthrie Water Supe,yu anI
ne bottom line, In order that all
may have chance 20 .help nalsle ,ha|
Rke' eyeryona ie invited 10 aana ape.
,fsied names 10 the cnnmher on
Iom'herce not later thsn July
CITE police last nleht arrested
Paul Schrack aud Earl Lush rroI
oklahoma City boys aged ~ ana I'D
= 20 bad ran away from home ThaI
'oys were grabbed as thew emersad
'r@na The break beams az nortn
oound freight train. Tho parents ofI
ne BOYS come 80 last might and tnnk
hsr' nome we wunted a. sea ne
World they told Chief Mitchell
Nose Weinberger has returned
'rom a hurried bnyinw trla 10 ei
,onis and reports goods Tor Fan IN
ne Wholesale as high m nrica a
Fer Notwithstanding the many r.
'"fts 20 the contrary. m ~ mst a
temporary let up ia buying and can
eiiation of orders made ~ paniey
e'ail dealers over the country that
aused the recent furry and cuttlns
4 priees. When the retailer replaces
he goods he sold al discount be |
'lR find the price asked will be |
igher taan-formerly." said Nj. Vein
frger, Mr. Welnberger bongh. ! |
ig lof Of goods for immndinte sala
nd his show windows tadav indi. |
ate BY price taes that he b~ught the |
GODS at bargain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

recently FOR t3AD0 and ara paglnx
for Il IN insiAilmenta IT sgs21 a
month. II will be paid For ID ulx
years They have brought their
mother 10 Topeka 10 live With them
and make the home
There are doubtless hundreds ~
eases of small aalaried pefson ia To.
p''ka who are paying Tor their own
nonn"s under much the same circufn.
sihhoes' On ~" other hand To.
p"ka " full of young people mar
fled or single. who arc making Ga.
ough money 10 buy property. VT who
90 not realize II and ara not suv.
inly money, but spending Il Ga ANAL
unnecessary things.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

Topeka. Kan. n.-Home owners or
Topeka include not only the big
salaried class but also the rank and
file OF clerks. stenographers, laundry
men and day laborers. While high
rent and the shortage OF rented
houses is causing hardship In many
instances there seems TO ne chance
that the high rent problem In Topeka
IS becoming the proyerbial wind that
blows some good.
a laundryman. who makes $40 a
week was so harassed with having
his home sold over his head, with
the high rents and with the diff
Guilty In finding houses for (which he
could pay any rent at all .hat he
decided to buy home In the east
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

New YORK jane "a F8ftiive un.
desirable ailom brought 20 Ellis
Island from ibo weat fnr 1epoua,
ton wnro plfend oa outgoing vetneia
yesterday BY Immigration authorities
and started tuck for tAolt native
lands
About 4 per cont We're wlemg
aiinns and u tutsers of redieal
groups Othe we're mental ara
physical detectives and person with
criminal reeofd They wef brought
here from tho West on ThumiaY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

renting Il until be will neea II him.
SELF He pays $40 D month. and
the price Of the property has ad
canved 800 since be bought il.
a yodng man who ~ secretary 10
Topeka Dsiainess man came back
from the army 10 MIS- old jcb WIN
900 liberty bond a. nest ogs.
ne bought little cottage In tie wes'
part Of town. for s270O ana " ay.
Ing for 4 In monthly InsialImenis
His salary Is now SO a week aud
MS PROPERTY has advanced ssOg III
value since be bought II hess than
year ago
Buy Own Boarding House.
a youns woman, clerk In d Jewel.
ry store, who boarded for years In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

gart 10 town. lie bought six.
room cotta1c on two lots. for 5000.
iie is paying s22e0 a month install
ments on the home and wifi have II
paid Tor In "a months.
Can Get Married Now.
a young bank clerk who lg not
now but hopes soon 10 be married.
- another one who recsntiy han
Joined the ranks OF taxpayers. HI
makes s2I a week. but the .llgh cost
OF rented houses and the iinpossi-
Diiity OF finding suitable. ones has
driven him 10 buying home He
found new. little. modasn hungs.
low IN the south part OF town. for
$3.50, which just suited him and
MS financee. He bought II and is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

these Both state they 10 not OK
pect MI McAdoo'a name to b. pre-
Sentsd. Speculation hmone irlsMates
en- route nos rentcrs principally np
on Attorney General Palmer. Cover
nor Cox of Ohio and vlce ptefi,lent
MhFHhall There W some lalk % a
thlFd term for President Vllsod. but
the general opinion u THAT his health
Viii prasiade bis becoming d eanald.
date, whatever may be his personal
wishes. Reports that b. has recently
been photographed indicate very
decided progress 20 recovery ann
nave given rise 20 thlrd,ferm talk.
but y does not aeeln 20 make az i'm.
ressioh on the Delegates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
RUN UiL LUMfaNits, 10
BROkERtGE HOUSES AND
80 INDIVIDUALS WERE
CAUGHT IN DRAG
NET
ONE OKLAHOMA COMPANY
IS NAMED IN CHARGES
Federal. AGENTS IN MANY
CITIES ARE Bt ROt Nd
ING UP THE MEN VINO
WE'RE INDICTED
TO-DAY


New York, June 24.--Foar oil com
psn,es. 10 brokerage houses and about
so individuals have been indicated by
the federal srari Jury on a enarst
OF using the mills 10 defraud IN
vestors out Of mil1ions Of dollars,
was learned today when seals on the
indictments were ordered broken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
ROUND UP gTARrFn

Federal agents in cities throughout
the country are now engaged ir
rounding uo the men indicted. They
are charged with having made 3sosf
misrepresentation regarding oil prop
critics and with paying dividends ou.
OF money obtained from the sale Of
stock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
Labor Trouble
May BE Aperted

Washington. June a.. President
Wilson has received renly from
ralircad labor board IN chic ,q3.
promising 70 expedite this award IN
the railroad wage controversy. TIE
message was IN rcpiy 10 one serf
by the president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

ihe stats d~trnilan horne Al Law
inn w1ll he ssenmd iuIv /. ~ Al A
lewis state heaith conmisslonar. AM.
noaners. Girla Infected with VEN.
s'r~al diaeasea viii ~ treated "a ina
institution A nnnhar ~ nrcanecfyvs
Pauents are row helnw hnIa IN III,
~ various points II ,hn state. nsn.,.
1ng the OPENING og the aetent lnn
nome the epmmlssioner says.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

End. june 24s~-Thr first load ~
new wheat marketed tnis ~crk
brought $3.50 Der bushci. !, vas
raised BY Au,on Thomab, living
southwert o. enid Only amall
load was threshcd out 70 Try bot
v bids fair 20 make a. uaufual
yield The Grain wsa nice and plump.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24

Washington - Aivices 20 the
Armenian national union reported
Armenians in Cilicia have formed an
independent government under French
protection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
ONE OKLAHOMA
COMPANY Is NAME D

While one Indictment mentioned en-
q Grs Co. that company which Lac
properties In kanaas and Oklahoma
~ 10 not named as a defendant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
TWINS ARE NAMED
HARDING AND COOLIDGE

FNHUINb NNU LDULTUBE
Lancaster, Ohio, June sf.--Tsin
boys born Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs
Enos White, farmers, living in madi
son township. have been named
"hardins'' and Coolidge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-24
FRISCO ROWS BREW
As DAY CROWS NEAR
DEMOCRATS Ar GRIPS OVER
LEAGUE PLANK NtIH
OVERFLOW FIGHTS
GALORE. THREE
lIUt or DEALS Up
\ON
suLLrrtn

Washington, June 9s--Repofss
from San Francisco that presiaunt
Wilson would address the democratic
national convention on the i0as Dis.
tance telephone. were denied today
az the white nous~.