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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
K. K. OFFICIALS HERE.

Eugene Fox, general traffic man. ager of the E. P. & s. w. and w. c. Barnes, freight traffic manager, ar rived in Bisbee last night on a busi. ness trip on the private car. Nacozari
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
ROM DRAGOON.

Dave Adams. cattle man and nomi- nee on the Democratic ticket for supervisor. arrived in Bisbee yester- day from his ranch in Dragoon
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
PICNIC FOR TEACHERS

The Woman's League of the Pres byterian church is giving a picnic this
 evening on the lawn at the Y. w. c.
 A. for the teachers of the district and their families.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
HOOD IS VISITOR

Joe Hood, Republican candidate for sheriff, was a visitor in the city yes terday from his home in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
SHERIFF LIN TOWN.

Janfes Mcdonald. snerlrf, was II Pisbee yesterday from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
MEXICAN CONSUL HERE.

Miguel Angel Rico, consul for Mex Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
BIBLE CLASS TO MEET

The Bible study class of the Y. w c. A. will meet this evening at the as sociation building at 6:30.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
EXCEPTIONAL
 VALUES

5O,000 yards of Percales pur- chased by our New York buy CT at sacrifice prices.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
STREET CAR
MEN ON STRIkE E
Twelve Thousand Quit Work in
sraoi<GYr Causing Inconvenience
u People in Getting
Around.

EC-nited Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.-Brooklyns )
surface car lines were tied up today
bv a strike OF employees of the Brook
Ign Rapid Transit company. Strike
leaders estimated 1900 men were
out Thousands of persons rode 10
WORT today in fmprOvised lftuey
buses or walked.
The intarborougl subway system
which goes into Brooklyn, was IN
affected and it's underground stations
were stormed by immense cr1wds
fighting for 4 foothold aboard its
trains. Extra police were stationed
near the car barns and at all points
where riGting was feared. The com
pany may plan 10 run ears, manned
by strike breakers, during the day.
Strikers were massed near the barns
ana it looked as if any such attempt
xauid result in violence. The 3. r.
T. subway operated 4 few two-car
trains with policemen making up the
bulk GS the passengers.
The strike was called at a mass
meeting Of employees early Sunday
morning
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
BROUGHT BODY
TO HOSPITAL.
Woman Drives Auto r,or,e and Tells
Story Of Companion Being Shot
hg Lone Bandit on
Soao

CTnits(f Press Leased Wire Service. J
EVANSTON. H.. sug, Sa-DecIar-
ing q lone bandit held them M and
killed her companion. Mrs. Gladys
Jacobson, 81. drove to hospital here
early today with the body oF Ell S.
Rhodes. 80. wealthy Chicago dry goods
merchant, IN the seat beside her, Po-
lice held Mrs. Jacobson.
She is the mother OF q ten year old
boy Rhodes is the father of 4 five
year old girl
Mrs. Jacobson, according TO, tie
police, said they were driving along
q road when a roadster drew up to
their car It contained only driver.
who drew a revolver and ordered
Rhodes 10 sUop.
Rf1odes. she said, drew a pistol and
fired at the man. who returned the
shots. wountiing Rhodes twice. TIE
driver OF the roadster was not hurt,
she said. The alleged murderer turn
ed and fed, Mrs. Jacobson sal I. v1t1e
she sought medical aid.
Mrs. Jacobson. according ID police.
figured in a recent aato smash I'D in
Chicago in which one Of the party
was killed
Mrs. Jacobsen was TO be taken to-
day to the sPot where Rhodes was
killed TO rsenact the shooting
According to police. Mrs. Jacobson
was divorced from her husband
year ago. He is said to be a pros
porous advertising man
Rhodes. according TO his father-in-
law, l.. H Merriam. Chicago, left the
latter's home Sunday morning to
drive his mother. Mrs. W o. Rhodes.
to her home in E1gin, Illinois.
A week ago two holduos were
staged near where Mrs. Jacobson said
Rhodes was shot down
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

Returning Home From New York Trie, 10 Make
Tour of West to Preach League os
Nations Issue.

/ [ United Press Leased Wire. Service
2 NASdESSif Aug Sf3.--Eieasass of
t1s Anaaciaa2 H'et@ratien. 0f Iiab9f
WHO have gone On record as faRariAg
ftf1e essetioa Of Governor Cox. today
planned q campaign. the episca Of
which Is to Tine I'D the ls.i-2E v0te
lfoEy the democratic ealraidate. Ir.5
american Federation OF LABOR no2-
palrtlsa4ns political campaign e.2n1ualtLea
has lsss4eG D report which p2FpoEbs
to e9Enpars the records OF tfass tW.5
leading candidates, frana tfsS stand
point of LABOR.
Governor Cox said thsr report.
has shown himself p0sSssssSt oG a
fuller understanding OF tbs needs. ef
tAs' working people. B reaGiaf re-
sportss TO THAR nssSs Srsi tfssar pso-
lrosals and q. oraaGer ssstes raansaajp
in his pubiie3 tilsetaSsioa OF the prsb-
lems OF tha industrial world
faa comparison OF records issaasl
to-day Is otiy oae Of hundreds which
labor has sent out. An stremp+ has
bsan made to get into hands OF work-
ing men the records aR congFsssinal
candidates who have voted against.
measures favorable TO lshors Special
STATE AMI district labor conventions.
have been csiied TO accomplish this,
Labor leaders here claim their csin-
paiga is already showing results
They say their opposition was re-
sponSible for small primary usaSori-
ties received by Senator Cunfmins, in
Iowa, and Senator Underwood in Ala
hanfa, and that they have defeated
for re-nouftnation less prominent con,
grsssmen.
Politicians here declare the cam
pasgn is not showing results expected.
They point TO the defeat In the Ohio
primaries Of Representative Emerson
by ex-senator Burton as evidences,
Cox is Confident
{ BY Herbert w. Walker, United Press
Staf Correspondent
ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. 3d. E>proute
with Governor Cox )-Ccnf,dea that
Is q result of numerous conferences
IN New York. he has combined ali the
democratic groups into one big tight
ng machine, Governor James NJ. Cox
,cday, was travelling pacS TO Colum-
bus, Ohio, 10 make preparations for
ais executive stump battle In the far
west.
The candidate declared today. that
While in New York he was assured Of
support by the leaders OF
Ill the sc-called party factions. such
is the Wilson administration. Tam
many. the McAdoo hackers and the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
RUSSIANS
!. ORGANIZE
OFFENSIVE
With But Thirty OF Seventy
divisions Lett, New Armies
of EezassanTs are
MuIilizsEt
TIE ARM-STTCE CCNEa8
Negotiations TO be Transferred frnr7
minss TO Riga. Fosiomins Asrre-
nen1 Between Tive Cow
TEE ARM-sTICE CoNvA3

Z ETnited Press Leased Wire Service. !
: WARSAW. aug q Prsparations
were under way tpGGy TO transfer tine
Rrsso-Polisfl 8rnissics negotiations
from Minsla To Riga IN Latvia follow
ing agreement between the TWO gs1y-
errments.
4 The b0tsf1evfkf az first offered 10
continue the conferences; at some
point in E.ssaocia. hut Forsigr Minis
ter Taitaherin finally accsdei TO tirs
Poles Suggestion of Riga.
I Al conferences Of Russian and Polish
officials WIN be held IN Breszt Esatovsf,
before the transfer. winch proilal1lyy
will be completed within a waez, is
sraade.
The Polish official sannI,niIus co-
day described another red attempt ut
IN ancirciing movement in the Lserr-
berg sector
Worth af Belz (forzr miles north
Of LeInbergf Desperate fighting is
nrucasefing with General ButeRnvs s.
cavalry, which has occupied Tvsovca
ftwenty-two miles northeast Of ReIz} y
tine statement said.
In the B3nrfsl and S5rirz sectors
twenty miles southeast 0f Eamhsrg9
the Poles repuissd several enemy
attacks, destroying number Of cav.
airy ssTrladruns.
During the night of AusTastas aaSS--2.7
General PawfenBo's army fervsasf
Passage of the Dniester (soattreast ut
Lsrhe-El and is advancing north
ward"
General EazPadowsi7i. chief OF stafss.
said in an interview that the boishe-
Wiki evidently are planning countsr
offensive on major scale in the
LaTnher-- region.
THE bulsfeviiSi obviously will not
quit he said. of the seventy Cifvi.
sions they concentrated against Poi.
and, only thirty remain. but they ara
new armies. especially in
eraiicia. where they are arrring hands
OF PEASANTS.
according TO the latest aGthorit;s.
tive Information the 5oisdevfki are
q grand style offensive in
sastern GaTfria with fifteen divisions
while operations will resume their
-egular course on the entire 'front.'
shortly
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Republican Candidate Intends;
Co Let National Chairman
Do All ti1a Taik
lng

by Raymond GIaprer; United Press
Staff Corrrsx,nnstert.l

L5F HaTT1OnG GLaLrer. United EraSf:
Staff Gorrsgpon1eEL.
MARION o. &ug 39s-DesgEles can-
tinGeti q-sssioeing frun newspaper
11aE. Senator Harding was. ssill pre-
serving cpwpisas sslsnea on tins
question Of campaign contributions
today. lie intends to let VIII H.
Hays national csmnitteee chairman.
ana Fred upaana. national treasurer,
answer tor the PARTY today lfefoEa tina
sHrraEe COMMITTEES at Chicago II WAS
fnriEn1teG he may have Something to
SLY after their tsssimony has been
made.
Preparatfocs; for the fail drive oe
the republican presidential eaEpaigp
TO come in October are under c@nstd.
eriction betwsen Senator Har,ifrs and
MS advisers il was tearnsd here
Although HGrtsinezS win not get oat
on the stump hefor,s October L. ex-
capt for his speech at this Minnesota
sFate Fair consideration is being giv-
en- 20 the localities iulwf1iel1 tf1a aarsi,
nee should so during tire hest. Of
che cau,paign. ATrong cities: wffief
HssrtIlng IS conssefertng IN his ttiner
arr are Giricaga md New ynrsa. wiaieia
are vary csrrfin Spe0eires at G7rf-
cago and New York are practieaiIv
certain. il Was learned Other cftisss
under consideration are phiiadeip.sia.
kansas City. St. Louis, Denver, Salt.
Lake City and Spokane Wash.
Advisers differ oyer Rarsiin,s
touching the Pacific coast. and the
majority orinion at present appears
against going farther west than
Spokane.
Two big dates ara on Hsrtfing's
SGhetiflie this week. Tomorrow ha
ttsikss m reeiamation aad rsiatad
topics To q group OF western gov.
sraprs hers. Gavsrnor,s expected ars:
Davis. Isitsha Campbell. Arizona: NC
keiFie, Nebraska Carey. Wyoming.
and StRpfens, California. Other gov
ernors viii send representatives.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

Palmer foFcss, and tnaE al ara. '4oTs
th'asr toss tor the bag tga1t
Believing THAI q s4roag party oega-
nisation is ssssntial to success, Cox.
spent most oi yesterday seeing. to- il
tts3t. the WoeiS OF the national CONS
nlttses is perfected down 10 the laSEl
detail
In all his; conferences, Cox sInpbae
sized That the dsmoceatic Cause Dasg
hs carried to the people IN o raSst ag-
grssSiye manner
w. g, McAdQo pr0paissd ths geyar~
nor he would De- one OF the most ac,
tive catapsignsss rne g0yarnor 10.
meats OF the senate eaitspaiga expen-s
dlsanes cosansisIea Investigation In
Chicago and las ssns Ssnator Reed.
pittsburgh spseeh. which Will he for~
maiiy presented ta the senatorial hoss,f.
Now data On tho league Of n2tiosas
was gwen tho governor in his coafor-
eneas and no Indicated he will reply
to Senator Harding,s proposal 70
abandon the league and "pttt teeth
III Pho Hague trihanals when ha
speaks at the Ohio state fair. toTfsof-
TttW- ESAtlsfttss EfOSSt- VINO ItSNttS,sst}AE
tho league with Cox at New York
werss David f. Brancls, John S. Ras-
sett. Smith college; John f. NEoors.
Harvard CORPORATION; David III Miller.
Boston, fortner legal adviser to thai
peace conference, and frank Polk,
former under secretary OF state. The
situation was discussed with
tormer member Of the presidents ils-
fIstgial commission
Liuuos interests for Cox.
CHtCAGO, Aug. 30.~-Oaganlaad hg-
aor interests in the United Stzxpes
have set to elect Governor Cox. or
Ohio, president. and are raising caae-
3aign funds for the purpose, VIII H.
Hays, chairman OF the republican ma
ioaal commlttes, charged today. be-
ore the United States senate SUB corr
nittee Investigating campaign expens-
IS.
Hays read into the records tetter
written by George T. Carroll, presi-
Tent OF the New Jersey federation or
icuor interests. under date Of July
2, 1890. asking for a contribution to-
,elp elect Cox and to keep the ANTI
saloon league out Of power.
The letter called Cox's nomination.
great victory for US"
Carroil's letter, addressed to "Ca-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
|yestigation of Charge by Governor Cox That
Attempt is Being Made to Buy Under
hold on Presidency
AYs SAYS ALLEGATIONS ARE FALSE
lstead of Fifteen Million Dollar Budget, IL Is
One-hfth Of That Amount, Treas
urer Says.

" Z. c. Martin. United E-ess staff
Correspondent
CHICAGO, Aug 3g.-SanatariaI IN
ssigation OF Governor Co-ss charge
it the republican national commit
was planning 10 raise $4,000.
b campaign fund AMI that sinister
erests' were TRYING TO tauy al
derhald on the presiieucys was
gun heFg tGdaF
OEening OF the senate committee s
bury found republican party Lead
in an aggressive mood.
We'n mali CGE's charges with his
"a hammer declared VIII II. Hays.
airmal az the republican national
nmirree. as he prepared 10 ta1a
witness stand 10 be questioned
Senator'S ksnvun and Reed. who
d conduct the inquiry.
HAYS took with him TO the hearing
bm IN the federal nliiding carefully
Eparsd statements showing, ne
Id. that instead OF being sf5,flllo.~
as Governor Cox charged, ths
publican national budget Is sa,aT6,-
Eavs and Fred EF9hanI. treas.
er ef the republican national COM
)ttee. we're scheduled as the first
Illnesses Tpflam was armed with.
oks and papers which he said
bgId Disclose TO the committee IN
oFt order the complete faisity and
)suFdlty" of CGx,s allegations.
ftWssre ready 70 show the commit.
e the names CT contributors. Tie.
baunts contributed, and to tell IN
ktal about our plans for financing
lis campaign, said Hays. We are
fateful, indeed. 20 Governor Ccx for
Fing rs this opportunity of telling
(e country how we have dGCsnrral
I'D cur financial arran rsmenEs and
Fe now getting the funds 60 conduct
[e campaign from a large number CT
Ipubiieans all ever the country, n
cad Gt from a few men On one street
one city. We have been trying
+ d whole year to acGuant the
merican peopIs with this, and MI.
Ok has kindly assisted US.
Hays spoke aggrEssiveTy OF making
,x prove hia charges" and in the
,xt breath added. but he cannot do
!, because they are false" However,
aTs said Coz will be given a
Iance To explain some Of his own
nds.-
George White, chairman OF the
mocTztiC natfcraf committee, and
flbur Marsh, irs treasurer. arrived
day TO attend the Investigation,
lich Senator Kenyon, chairman OF
e committee, promised would be
partial and az searching as the
nEittee can make il.
Many charges and counter charges +
Ee been made TO this committee,
ID Kenyon ''We'U zfft to the bot
u OF every one We viii do eEasT !
stice to everyone and show the
rs, whatever they may be.
James W Good, OF
va. today asked Kenyon 20 tnvestf- 7
te alleged violations Of the corrupt +
scticss att by the democrats.
GOOD declared that Wilbur W
lrsh. IL hts capacity as treasurer
II letters TO federal employees viz. 1
lily assessing them for the demo-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
CENSUS FIGURES ARE
ANNOUNCED BY BUREAU
Increases Since fafG.

increases Since 1910.
Glasgow, Mont. 90I persons CT 7T.S
percent
Decreases Since 1910.
I Pueblo, Colo, LAST persons CT 3.3
percent
Helena. Mont.. 4TS or SO.
BY Counties Population.
Tooie, Utah, 1855.
I Utah county. Utah. 40,I92.
Fillmore, Neh., 1871
Increase Since 1910.
TooIe county, Al persons or 9.5 per
cent
Utah county, 1850 or rs.
Decrease Sfsce 1910.
Fillmore county, Neh.- 1a1SS per
sons or s.S percent
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Total Count Of People in Towns
With Gains Made In Ten
Years.

united Press Leased Wire Service
| WASHINGTON, Aug. 3o.--The cen
eus hureau today announced the fol-
4oWing 1920 population results.
q State OF Utah, 1876; increase
mee 1910. 1896 persons or z0.4 per
pusblo, Colo. 4z.s0s.
Helena, Mont, Iza3T.
assnv. Mont. 2,0S3.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 30.-A prf.
vate message was received by Presf-
dent De La Huerta today stating that
the American and British citizens
VINO were held by Pedro Zamora es-
capped when the bandit was defeated
IN battle with federal troops Satur-
day No confirmation has been re-
ceived from War Minister Gales. who
is personally directing the hunt for
Zamora
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Some Short and Snappy Items
Which Make News Wire
Sparkle.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
RYE BEACH, n. Y. Aug S0.-Girls
who wear bathing suits which look
as if they were painted on, can't come
on the Strand here any more. The
city commissioners are going to meet
this week to design modest garb, ="
a standard to which all bathers must
conform.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

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II tf,at ire B,.frfx.f, T,,f,,s-e,- +, yyeres,r,s-
ron had nrovfrfe.f, sS7 5aa fnr M
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/ Faclarr,y rF,ar rF1is s,,r, .,r,rr,,-,r;,, ~
/ bv rne FrirTsYI grrvar-1rr,sr,t fr,r- EFts
+ r,se. of Arr,psss.cfo, f.eff,is.,s ,s,s lie
7ensed tF1rrrrr-f, Br-t5st, s.r,,-u,sgsr,ffa
arar7fs,r II, this roa,r,fr-v II, esre,,fs
/ sentiment fs,r the league Of ngrfons
Asys as FirsS Witness.
CHICAGO. A4lg. .st}-ef.0yerYrnF
fCox,s charges ara false in what they
say entf ff1aleus II, their ptrrposa
win H Eays. chairman of the rapuf-
I5car nat1GuaI committee, Declared to-
fav. when he rooz rf1e stand as tf1s
first witness in the ssuatorirf cs,rr.
nictaeis campaign fund Investigation
here.
Hdys n long prepared statement
to The committee. said the national
c.g,rur-,iteeegs budget fJr the caunafgrl
for This year called for S. u7a. 0ss7. 20.
That sum. or aluraxiuataiy that,
viii he raised and spent, he said. anu
not $4,000. .a0d as Governor Cog
charged.
The sS. affl. Geo does NOT include.
Eavs said. .'cuIIectfons for states
where there is mutual agreement
thar such COLLECTIONS for stats. and ra-
-fouaT comm ttresss snail ne done Joint
" It is nv auinisr, that tfe total
amount which has been and will bs.
finally collected by the fufnt money
raising organi5atiGnz for the use of
an state committees IN their state
elections VIII appruxtulata ST 600. .0On.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 30.-Bandits
early today shot and killed Night
Sheriff Eugene S. Conrey and Beni;s-
min Corner, city marshal. of Clayton.
q suburb. One bandit vas wounded.
Two others were arrested and held IN
the CLAYTON Jail. Feeling was high
today and mob violence was feared.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND NEAR
Buried the Wrona Man.

NEW YORK, Aug. S0,-Just as the
Levine family went into mourning for
Jacob. son and heir, Jacob appeared
and told his folks they must have
buried the wrong man Now the
family is wondering who'll pay the
undertakers bill, and who they
put in Jacobs place in the cemetery
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Efuht Minutes subneruss.

LOS ANGELES, Calf. Aug. So
After being imprisoned for eight min.
utes under an automobile, completely
submerged in the Naples canal, Mrs.
Warner Schets was rescued An s;r
pocket under the top of the machine
saved her.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Elephant Takes SSth.

OAKLAND, Calf. Aug, So--Spca@
ers on the moonlight shores OF laNs
Merit. got Sn awful shock wAs- Csa-
rice, escaped circus elephant. selSGr
took 8 bath IN the lake. FccSSsasslly
Clarice demolished ssG dozen R1>
occupied c&rcSS>
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Aod,s Bedroom

ALBANY, Ore, Aug. SO,-Because
she says her husband maintainei =
hogs bedroom on the front porch and
a bath room for the family porker in
the back yard, Mrs. Alice Titus is
suing for divorce.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Chased BY BADGER.

LOVELAND. Colo, Aug. So,-A y
Corfman, athletic coach in the high
school here. set new record for
speed when badger attacked him
The vicious little animal roamea the
main street for an hour before il wss
canhlrad
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

CIlENET.ANN GAS>, &4sS 0Ns--t
Su$t waa$HE yASs,S 'lae&ss, EsssS$
Safer S&i& wSaa ssc&SSs Hkes c,sesS
fcr GrSNGsS 81 &ba2aaQSS1@ ~A29
drank. ~E>Na &sSs ~ Ssa8 ~ esla.es
S,S>ON~ Na-s Eas Ssa $sSss-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
s1ohteeneh pay Without Food.

LONDON, Aug. 39.--Terrence Mac
Swiney, lord mayor Of Cork. collapsed
again in Brixtcn prison this afternoon
Physicians expressed the belief he had
but a few hours TO live. This is the
eighteenth day of his hunger strike.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

(Ccntinusd on page >
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

,Af;it sctfisifness win or character
,,d firne Usually the answer is
1900 in the training received back in
| ..sool days. Arc wa armins our chill
dren for tho conflict
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

BELFAST. Aug. 3G.--Soldiers ant
police restored order today, following
a night and morning of rtotins be
tween 0rangemen and Catholics.
Three men and q woman wert
killed today and fifty persons wound
ed, bringing the total casualties III
to fifteen killed AMI one hundred
wounded.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

LONDON, Aug. 39.-J, H. Thomas.
Arthur Henderson and William Adam
son, labor leaders, today sent joint
note 20 Premier LloydGeorge as fol-
lows:
THE whole Of organized labor asks
reconsideration Of the governments
decision to allow MacSwiney to die
His death would make solution of the
Irish problem even more remote We
appeal to- you to do the big thing"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
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