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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
JUDGE WANTS ANTS
TO ATTEND HIS COURT
Former Governor Assesses Small
Fines In Cases Where Men
Are Arrested For Max
ing Home Brew

NLakoaee. JHly IA Thirty aLd .la
elar sentences with liberal sarnh
mr of fines we're passed ou 10 q
hundred-odd liqulr offenders durius
p hrg Tuesday session of federal
euf, nder the uldlnr hand 81 Juapr
.oaor l. Williams Only two drew
1ennenilary terms and both oi these
were old.tlmers while a few GseN
'lfe' and four months in ial Tor ect
ing teught win the wet scods on
fasae
Philosophy and humof were mixed
"a the advice which the Judge dealt
cut along with the punishment
J wish bad Il in my poyln 10
ring the heads of the AniiSalooa
ieague 10 Muskogee TO hear al ibla'
said Judge Williams. IN would b.
sood for them 70 hear tho stoeiee.
ne sentences and pleas and 70 think
3ver the result of prohibition
Technical vioiators OF tho law
hose who merely made liquor fcI
their own use were let or easy by
the Judge But those who afpearsT
% be making or acquiring liquor for
purposes of general distribution drew
down the wrath OF the Judge and
short jail sentences
\ have 70 fine them when the ~.
fleers file complaints against tben'.
be said. ~bnt I'm not going 20 b.
hard On anyone whom ! think ls max
Ing II merely for home use.
Tulsa men predomInated anon
the law-breakers particularly In the
narcotic caseN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
COMMERCE Commission
EXTENDS ITS ORDER
Coal Shipments Are Given the
Preference For 80 Days
Original Order Is
Amended

Waahlagloa iuiy "A The inter.
state commvrce commission today ~.
tended for thirty DAYS the service ot.
der providing preferential dlstubuGoh
'ei coat cars % mines east 81 tho M
,lssippi The order would have *.
nired luiy a.
The commission amended nv org.
inal order 20 permit The placing of
ah emhareo on tae receipt ~ <oai or
other freight transported in npen tan
ears sulsahle Tor carloadng bs any
consienee who phsn faii 10 unlnad
zeal af other srelphi transported ~
Inst tyne % Gar within "a hours aftsr
'ieiivevy.
STU another amendment 10 the q,
sinal order provides FOR the ass,en.
lnent OF coal cers 10 mines etst N
she Mississippi without regard 4, ~.
iJing ratings and alslrhuiisn shafss
for The mines for tram poriation az
noa' for .nhlic atnuies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

New York Babe Ruth struck
:. .ii five times Ia eight irlns TO ha,
u the douhlcheader with 81 Louis
Toledo Ride grenade set neg
worlds record for 9.ycarold paolng
.eidinse hy pacing ibe first mlla 10
0S il-8 in the grand circuit meet.
NIX. The former record was 2sf
Marion, o Senator Harding ~
gublioan presidential nominee. IN i
statement charged President wllsoa
had forced the democratic president.
iai and cepresidentlal nominees tc
accept Bis view that the league oi
.Eations should become the dominant
issue of The campaign
llwllns A man. supposed 10 ~ 4
robber broke into the home ~ fiuid
Marshal Hindenburg and fired al him
The bullet went Wild and the iutra
der escaped
southampton. England Rear Ad
.miral Henry Tudor Browneli Harris
U y n retired. died.
st Louis John w stephens ol
Mart Texas, who killed bis wife hers
Irne ~ and nhoi himself. indicted Oh
charge of first degree murder
Santa Barbara. calif Fraul
irumbull of New YORK. chairman 81
he senatorial camraIsn committee
announced an active campaign oaaa.
lpon AZ Amarleanism isauc. would d,
saged ~ fourteen or fifteen slats,
shere the election of republican sen
ltom this fall IL doubtful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14

The conceDtion Of 0steopafhy thru
he use BIZ Civil war surgeon OF
wagon strap as rest for his tired
leck vas recalled In Chicago By the
American OsteoDaihic association II
sxercises znemoriaiizlng the founder
4 The science. DR. Andrew Taylor
stiIl
His life Was evenif8I even before
he night. when worn out with his
work st . dressing station. be crawl
ID under a wagon. xsung hss neck
o the loop of strap IN Desperate
sffort 20 resf and found by iueky
pressBrs " the lesther AGAINST hig
ser1ebrse his headache wss relieved.
He lad Als medical e11esfs0n m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
long Platform Flghr
Looms As a6ers Quarrel

Chicago. July Il "A prolonged plat
form fight ives in prospect when the
aew party fusion convention opened
ghis morRinF Only partial success
has been mel with In ailnisht confe
neaecs ON toe subject al which Sen
ttnr Il NJ la Follette was presented
Mhile headers withheld statements
angil they came before delegates, Il
was understood that there rrohshiy
wcald be two platform reports pre-
senged on vital planks. one backed
hy some leaders Of the committee Of
s. having the tentative approval oi
Senator Ia Foileuea and the second
~ the labor members There wag
some d.sseNsian among minority
groups a. well. the eNaoldlcr orran
isstions being dissatisfied wlAh cei
iaia details. while a part " the slnele
AK contingent has already with
drawn.
f"N AA%FfH@f tNs (" ft'f VIZ 50 AAtAf
Falaes 10 pay federal expenses. con.
cined in the original labor platform.
MAS dropped hy fhe conferences on
2 nearly unanimous vote This cii
minated one fighting point
After the convention had been cali.
ed 20 order 40 minutes after the time
iset for reronvening, the DELEGATES
ldElged In freefor.all contest to
select teliers 80 count the votes ex-
recied today This consumed an.
other half hour The platform com
mlttee. IN the meantime was repor.
al 10 he making strenuous efforta 10
nsllsh or their resolutions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
CHRISTIAN SOCIETY
SECRE TARY nET|REs
DIR. Lehman Resigns To Take
Up Farming and Assist In
Work of the Agricultural
School

New Orleans July 10 Carl tnh
maun nationally known because OF bis
sofk during ths last dozen years ia
Tho interest ~ the Christian Endea
yor movement ana Tor the laat five
r"arA general secretary of the orra
aixation 10 th' southern states has ~.
tired, after annonyncing hla Intention
~ taking up farming in Lake County
Florida. and assisting In the work of
An agricultural school Al Montyerde
Mr. Lshmanns final official act waa
20 render 70 the An South Christian
tndoayor convention. hlu repprt oa
ihe fve-year campaign fof Christian
Gndeayor IN the south
Tho report showed the orgnnaa
ton during that period u 2.66g neN
societies IN me ~ southern p,atea.
with 10000 yulng poople added 10
Tho roll and the establishment of d
sectional organization periodical.
Three field secretaries have been
employed Tor work m the s,aih and
a field secretary r0r the Endeayof
societies Va China. The Young people
supporting sb"m on budget ~ gk
900 The societies. ia addition. have
contributed s27a22 10 denomlaali0sal
mission In the south.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
Min. MONTH niruisI 90
IIiuNl>s CONDITION ~
AIS Pm tI>i uI \
NnRMAI
LOS OVER STATE
ARE MOSTLY CLEAN
NV sI,n>I~~ ui tisur
.i~iu ~ l.AtE ~tNNI
ND nm nOII. MtItH
MI>NI. Nni tIIiIt
DRAWBACKS

oklahoma Cay. Iuly "a the eu
tlns eattaH belt wltA haFaly iaaal
axenpllpn eanyed favorable weather
dafiaa tae paat tpn eseka anil aal
madv gead % sxeagisas praafass IL
each - tbe ssn ptIaqlcal cotton sfuN
lna states
Nwporta aeut IN hy correspondent
lndisate thal ths condition ID the crop
aa of iAly 4 was t8s per eene N
normal epnNafud wtth ag puf esaf
a. iuag sa glull peya and iatsasaa
sgarHkin Kftum 2 "a weeks CON
atitugg aisug tHe aply drAshacku
iiail Wvvvll e aeatteFud IN lArap naas
het ovar au afea more eAteNalvs tnan
last year, ana arr meaarlns hal 80
taf serious damaea haa benu confined
mostly % auuthega Fegtluna 10 cen
sfal fasaa ana q Haashsra Alahama.
plekus ~ uudee way "a slnah fes
an aud lhe plant ls blooming ~ shout
the northern ltuatA ~ the helt.. VI
the aa8a ulantins Ia rsimstea 10 ba
sslll 10 pfosram an law lands ID Mis-.
alasippi
While thunder ahawers, rallawad bY
plenty of sunshine. will probably not
be detrimental but benltlalai. the crop
aeeda hos. dfy weathar. tn ara point
shefe luwottanl damage wuaa begin
in urter a. check boil sssvll
pisgas ars eleaa m0Atly ana ths
plaNs hsalshy aad the fFalslnm tair -
excellent except whefs frultihx has
npl fet atatlad ~ bali N@evll activity
Interfere While tha efap il haek
aard sud ia many sReilens small Il "a
gfoslne rapldlg PORTIONS 81 Central
frAaa rvpoft that tho plant u taa
rank
questionable eiollaa tho tallaw
herll isag tw iweas elHoln HhFdla
ing replies tfam correspondents rsek
eplng 81 counties a. units.
WAS wsalhsr during ths past Is
1aya favorable Or unfsYarahlet Va.
gorabls 7as unfssarahte. AZ roa eool.
"a toa hot aanshine daileleat ~.
700 mueh rsin "a toa euol IA
Is plant healthy 81 unhealthy laak
lng1 iiealthY 75Ti unhealthy ts
% general condition " crop n yoar
coupty gpasaY 0r eleaHf Cieau Tsss
wraasy u
u plant fruitiag wsllf Fair. Atss
good tgs
Il bolt wewvil damage great o.
small9 Great. 81 au,ali to
Compared wlsh laat year Il pros.
pers better about a. Road or po0Terf
Better a1s abaat same, ila. poorer.
lt2t
llas eFap improeer or dsterlnrasai
-inee Jane as7 Improved. iO7 deisri-
Grated 1i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
POLICE BELIEVE DRIVER
OF CAR KILLED MISTRESS
New York Woman Is Found
Dead and Her Chauffeur
Dies In Hospital
Later

View London. Conn, July 14-Fserr.
ard y Geigsier. a chaffeur whg Is
aileged 10 have saot and killed Me-
Arihae = Derordora of New York
,iiY wAile automobiling with hw 90
lonely road in North slonlngton
-esierear and then shot himself died
yesterday al a hospital here.
Tho tragedy took place on lonely
Dad IN North stonington. II IL sssa
bat Mrs Decordova left her hotel
her automobile. with Geissler dr,r.
ing. yesterday At the hotel with aer
ion and daughter.
TIE body 81 the woman and Gels.
ev. lust alive. we're found on s,op.
saston road by = passerby He noted
~ automobile standing there nnd =
~oman. apparently asleep. on ihe
round beside s. She was in 1a,o.
noBiiiag attire eTen 10 her hat A
inan wss lying nearby and close 10
- vas revolver.
Examination proved the woman wss
lead The man Was breathing faint,
ard WAS rushed 10 the hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
SIC INCREASE asrGD

washinggon. July a4-tn presentlAs
she9r Srpiicssion for fretgs rate II
creAses ths railroads conteuded hefof'
the Interstate commerce commasslos
that sl.sa- enc eaa was necessary q
advance ahesr in eoaAe - the SLY pc.
cent hssGs permitted q the new trans
g.orzssl0n act Shippers and stat
commissions have generally sgree
thas some advances we're necessary
hgt they opssosed both she to,ai ans
the meshca of spplieatson.
Passenger rates. the carriers pfo.
posed. RouEd be ieA unchanged sni
their progrs1n ~ advances apqlicSAl'
th-oGsh01s tie country 6i6 nas taks
into account any wage increases msa'
ay the rxllros6 fasnf board
The scvsnces as proposed we're.
Eastern roads s9s per cent. 10 siels
&C advance In AL revenues 0i q
Ier cent or s544le lesa9afe
Western roads q = per cent "a "a
vanos sA revenues AZ per cent O
ss5a $50 @aa
Southern roads. Ses Ger ceni &
provide 2a- peg cent larger revenue
or sl2a.7Taeeo
Apart from these advances - road
an The Ronshwes asked ssparasl
treatment from the western clsssin
cati0.. and 8 rate increase of SIS pe
cent
Al estimated ralsailo1 of seaeis,
cocoon placed or ihe transportation
systems By their owners was question
90 by both shippers and state utslii'
commissions who complainad tha
book value NAs unreliable. Rhii
the carriers cOnten6ed that their fig
ures were conservative. especially be
canse of rising costs of materials an
equipment Increases in psssange
rates and freight rate increases In
stead OF th@ per centa<e advances
also Sdroezted Ay shippers 20 equal
sre x5s burden of zny advance.
Setting out the necesssiy of The IL
crease. the railroads claimed that fh
net income ot al The eogntrY'E road
fell from 81 sos ee8 600 in 1876 1
sslA .Bga ese in 1873. while the.r iu
vestrneri was Increased more ths
s.. sas gg,e @aa Operating ex3ensei
the ros7s SAID. have Increased ss
per cent since 1916. ard revenues DC
fC0nsiEued on PAGE ,. Col
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14


osieopaihg'a first success as d
moana ofhealln 4 was IN 1883. Two
Years later pr s,llI found hIs
school at Kirkssille NO. To-day ,he
osteopaihia association reckonn
aia thousand practitioners aud ien
Thousand patients
Pr Stili'a daughter, Dr. blanche
Still Laughlin, aud hia son. Dr Harry
Hiill. both. osteopaths ~ Kyhasllle,
were ~ the exsrclses Moving pie
tures taken Of the "oId docsDr," Just
before he died December ~. 1917.
we're shown and program of exor-
cisss glorifying his achievements was
given.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14

Lr SAN proclaimed bis new belief
His assertion was brief
Drugs, ha sald were useless nsd
Intended the body 10 care fof itself.
without the aid of medicine.
In those days medicine meant
generally, pursatiyes and whisky, ana
pr Still proclaimed MS new belle
community Iin brother aud ~
friends acoffed
AIDS Baker unIversity.
Dr. stilI tInn dobgted the land loi
Baker university NJ Baldwin. Kan
and Offered 20 lecture on his new
means of healing was Ia 1885 Two
barred the lectures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
TO ESTABLISH OPEN
SHOP DIVISION HERE
business Men OF Gan Antonio.
Houston and Other Places
Urges Work For Union
and Non Union

IN order 20 eneeuraae mere hru.
dnolldn plans efe uhdeF way Tor lhw
establishment "a Amerleah tndBsiFf
in Guthrie. Perry. Enid. ronea cuY.
Frederick shawnee and McAleatar
trauehea have already bssn ratab
u hed "a Tulsa oklahoma and Atua
Angce The nlana merely meana fua
opening q bualuosa 80 aninn and nou
Wnlona alike, without dlacrimlnat an
and based on individual efficiency
~ "a pointed out TINT the trades
unions are unablu 20 supply auffieipBf
union men, thcrefnga. lltv empius
ment oi men sho 10 noe helona tn
unions becomes imperative rhe
American plan IA np Wise nlietF
anioo ORGANIZATIONS THERE are thoa
ands of u0nunlnn workppg Il N said.
whu want work hat apa prohibited
faUm entering union sbups lini0.
wen complaia alao about the arbitrary
fconllnnca on pama COL as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
Child Stolen By
Gypsies Rescued
BY Hapana Police

havana, csea. yaly ia--Jesse
csss~lle. fosear-elS daushser a.
Jeh~ Costello If ST. Lcuis, Me..
sAid 10 have hsem missing from hey
hosrrx since April -, WAS ressued
senaphs ~ sese0tlves No .@ioea a
hogse II tire Jesus tlei Mcnts 50.
hVrh ~ Havana anc arrested =
ayess ~emAn nawes Mllane Mar
inc. ane her ser sna aaosasee.
George anc Anna
Tire RAID ~as wsoe at ire solicit
alter - the ssr's father, wne the
pel1ee say, has been on tne trtAl ~
tire eAlio's alleged asooetors fer
f~o~c tran month. BESIDES ad
o0etien os tire child. Costello ehare-
ed the sspsies wssh having ronbea
rim o. $3.50 ~ r~cney which. ae
coraina 70 TIRE avtaerttles. w~s
fcumd IN she raloss house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
W N<nLItIR CALMLY TALKS
on ms CRIMES t<D IN
PRESSES ~uRNU "
INtI iII iiNn 10
Kill. TWO
REGRETS SPENDING
MONEY ON KID"
ki>tOik WEpT WHEN Al
MIrTlU To CELL MT III
WAS sNiiIt\uIN CALM;
AN IN Any tOn riiI
HANGING liE SAID

Chleaeo July "a carl wan,vrev
was transferred today from the hud
son Avenue detention home 10 ths
county jail where ha MAS placed ln
"marderer's row lie Is the psraRe
est and the calmcss inmate Ia 'ha
history 81 that row. police aaId
4, was expected that during th,
day the two murder Mdelmcn's
againe' Manderer yoiad Monday hy
grand Jury, would be returned be
fore chief Justice Crow 81 the orlh
lnal court They we~ delayed &c
permit the police 10 auoaiion waa
defer further
Tho state attorneys etfige VIII ASK
Judge Grow 10 assign the oaae tor
trial az soon as posaihle and ash
for the death penalty it waa said
The prisoner spent The ercaier part
% the day looking owe rhalf dozen
prayer hpoks and blblpa, s1lleh weru
were brought TO him by his father
and his sister Laura his twin, ana
Mrs BERNARD Roth, whom he saN lor
for the first tlmo since be- Was piae
ed under arrest
Ills kiuiolk went when they we're
lea into his presence He sa8 tha
0uiy che unmoYed
Much obliged for the books, said
MandoreF and don't take Il 80 ham
Ton real sorry about i oi course but
mans got TO take ~ medicine
The former army lieutenant eha
icautnued on pa8e Col. y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
MANY SPOONS DISAPPEAR
FROM LOCAL FOt NTAI\s

Wooden spoons may BE- used at
soda fountains within the next few
weeks, II the theft Of spoons con.
'tlpues a soda fountain proprietor said
today
We have lost spoons Al an alarm.
Ing rate during the last week Or
two" be said Just why ferson b
have enough money 10 buy soft drinks
should want 70 steal spoons. don't
know but the fact remains ihat they
Pare getting away with them"
A conference of soda fountain pro
prletors of the city to discuss plans
for waging war against the retry
thieves may be called this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14

der bis father who travelled about
the country dispensing purgatiycs to
the whites and gospel 10 the indians
upsefs Fsith IN Drugs.
The younger ginl knew even more
n medicine than dis doctor preacher
parent. but his faith in drugs began
TO wabble with the first vision ~ me-
chanical therapeutics revealed 10 him
by the wagon strap.
Shortly after the war. while Dr.
stilI Was digying out The fundamen-
tails of bis new science, three Of his
children died suddenly " spinal men
ingstis Medicine had been futile and
be turned bitterly against drugs.
He vent back among the Missouri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
FUlk[Rs0N REFUSES TO
ACCEPT A PARDON
Alva Nan Returns Paper To
Governor Robertson and
Says He Will Serve His
Term

/ Oklahoma CITY, lniy IA Martin N
8enlSerson has refused 70 acceps the
Iparaou ssgnea hy Speaker Tom wale
snen has turned the document ovcr
IN Governor Robertson. AND an.
1 7canoed ne is ready 20 begin servsne
his seven year term for embeanie
merit Governor Robertson has re
svgked. csncesled aEd SET al naaght
.she sAld purpassea psraoa. and or
H@rred FnlReraon taken TO the state
'aeaiientiary at MoAlesier Thns ends
mother chapter of the case wh.ea
sas caasea sucA stir throa shom OK
fah0fnAn.
Fulkerson was 10 leave for MAI
ssier issi night IN custody of ire
sheriff cf Woods coauty Fulkerson
ssme % the slate house shortly after
oea Tuesday and was cioseied wi.h
attorney General S u Freeaua Ter
ons Tine. Before he left Freeiins's
'Ftsaoe b. signed letter 70 the gos
~ner dictated hy Freellnq. ln which
r stsiee On TUESDAY morning Iuiy
8 1889 "a friend a. mine handed
fre whag purported 10 be psrloh
'isned ay Tom G waldrep acsine
governor ot me state of ORlahema
~ The letter continues This
Q inform yoa that have mol Al.
eied sa5d pardon, and do aow. acre
Ir.an.lrsa1A 49,, - - 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
COMMISSION ~ IuN~iil-
FRl<I. Apptlt tAfH<
FOR INCREASE
RAIL MANAGERS SAY
R0IOs LOSING MONEY
NET INCOME oF All. RAIL
ROADS FEiI. FROM Sf.os6.-
etsa. .0o0 IN 1916 To >Siu.-
4 00u. 600 IN 1919: IN
AESIMENTS


Washington. Jgis i&--TAe inter.
state cornerce eo-nrsssen has be
sers Il shs aprlteat0n % tAs rsflroa5s
% rhe ceuntrs for an ancreAse irI
srxsghs rates A secession will be ha~a
&c Gown az tire nest setting ~nseh 8
set fer Mcnoay Jsfy ~ TIRE ras'.
r0sds eoussed sAst unless a s~cectno
vase is crsnsea. the roacs cannot asvs
tive seraNce demanded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14

indians he had known when he tray
elIed with his father The camping
ground provided his laboratory In
spite Of the best efforts of the medi-
cine man the tribesmen passed away
AZ a rate THAI kept Dr. still well sup
piled with specimens for anatomical
research In four years be took apart
several hundred braves and dia-
grammed their fabrication for first
works on the new science
Then he wens back 10 KAs a..
where as an intIma.e ~ John Brown
and a member of the first free sol
Legislature be had taken much n
part In the bleeding" On June =.
1874, . date cherished by osteoyathy,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
Eiks INITIATE stNE>:
HOLD sOtisi SESSION

Seven candidates wera Initiated
Into the mysteries u EIkdom AZ tbs
Forrest last night These men took
the work 'phil TFahand. chaa. Me-
MILAN. Ralph Walton. Lesh Neahr.
Jim Covert, George Speer aud Joa
Moss of coyIe
Following The Initiation a social
session was held.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
CONFIRM OVERTHROW on
BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT

santiago. Chile. July l4--Conflrm
alton OF reports of the overthroa
Of the boishevik government was re-
celved BY the chilean foreign offic,
today in a dispatch from Lapas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
lONt MAN HitDs
RAINBOW VETERANS

birmingham Ala luty IA Colonel
Mathew a Tinles Of counet Blatte.
Iowa, commander Vt the ieS Iowa
regiment in the wofldwar wac elected
preslden, Of tho Rainbow yo'afans
-ssoclation At as fsM reunion here
ioddy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14

spoksne. Wash July ia elous
rprFt strnck southeastern washing-
ten and RE snake River Valley com
Try cs Idaho sbouf Eir o'clock todzy
wsshsd 1say houses Ia st least hal
9 6oren towns. and carried away rail
road tracks Sesersi fatalities srs
reaorte6 Al Moscow Idaho. bat teie
Bh0ne connacrieH 70 The town ~ cv
OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14
WISCONSIN SENATOR IN
MA<nS IHAI PLATFORM
pi.s<kS OF THIRD pAn-
~ IN SMoOrHiIn
BEFORE llE JOINS
LONG HARD FIGHT
LOOMS IN CH|CAc0
PROPOSED LEVY ON INri-
TAI. VALUES 10 PAY
FEDERAL EXPENSES.
DROPPED AFTER \
nor DtRtTI


Madison, MS, July is.-~SenatoF
Robert Ia Follet,e today refused to
discuss thc provision cf she platform
unaer consideration NJ Chicago te
@hsch ne had made objection, u
WAS learned tina, he considered many
Iet the provisions toe radical seee
Ies the pianks were In direct centfa-
Vens'en with the expressed views oi
the senator
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Washing. July is,~~ Experts "
the United atasss government ~he
have examined shs eapas.,y ~ Ger
many 20 dstermlus the delivery %
coal allowed 70 the aliiss. have con-
curfed IN the estimate made AZ spa
by the aliies " t~o million ton
dslivsry " coal month BY oee-
many.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14

Memphis-Tecsarir they werf
I'M stae 10 meet iiring costs On their
present scale " wages. virtually sr
members Of the local IRE des~-t-nsni
s-egigned
--Lon6Dn "A eeor6iBg 70 the Dsjit
Mad. the ernpfass Eugene lefs sn esf-
ats os considerably more thsn fro
CnfIli1n pOundg-
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lendOa. sols ia-~rhs hanamse
~ Germany have gene on strike fet
Increased waaea says nerl'n als
patch 20 the Esshanpe rslearsph
scdss, aucsino German newspapers
AT MeinlNeen, according 60 the
dlapssch tire execution 81 mut.
ascer eeuld not be SarrAe3 cut, A.
the AaIle ara Mueish hansmen r.
fused 10 work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-14

Weather without exception fav0rs
able May have baen liiile too has
IA a9ne sections FOR personal cam.
fort bat cotton prospered BEGIN
ming ~ bloom. and although crop il
iale condition II fair % excellent
Mostly about same 80 better chan
last sear webb worm. naanhopper,
llen aad Wilt causing noma lroahle.
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MEaTHEe

View Orleans LN~ TOnigh' an
Thursday partly c1ossy 10 elasdy
Protsbsy fhzacsrsh0wsrs
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