davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
Poison Booze
Floods Country
Government Issues Warning
Against Bottled In Bond
Liquors

Widespread counterfeiting of internal
revenue stamps in connection with
violation of prohibition laws was dis
closed when the bureau of internal
revenue issued warning against "bot-
tied in bond" whiskey. The country
was being flooded, Commissioner Will
liams said, with beverages, labeled
Bottled in Bond" which bore spurious
tax stamps.
Williams said that the fact that the
bottles bore the tax stamp was no guar
antee that the liquor did not contain
wood alcohol or some other injurious
substance to endow it with the "kick"
OF whiskey manufactured under gov
ernment inspection.
Quantities of whiskey bearing names
OF well known brands but which was
described after chemical analysis as
being 'largely prune juice, water and
sugar." has been taken in raids.
The counterfeit statements are COM
mon in many communities. Secret
agents are understood to have run
down several engraving establishments
engaged in turning them out Gin whole
sale quantities." it was said. Arrests
were said to be imminent in this con-
nection.
Federal agents are working on the
theory that the counterfeiting is under
the direction of an organized gang.
Evidence thus far obtained was said to
show constant communication between
this gang and bootleggers and moon
sinners who required fraudulent stamps
for their products.
Use of fraudulent tax stamps on
adulterated and smuggled foreign Ii
quors also has been increasing, agents
reported.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
Fight Insects Now With Plow

Fall blowing is the most univers ally
effective way OF controlling the insect
pests that annually cause great losses
to the grain farmer. 1t is much easier
and cheaper, says the Bureau of Ento.
mology, United States Department OF
Agriculture, to prevent an insect out
break in this manner than it is to stamp
out the infestation once if is fully de-
veloped. The Hessian fly, so destruct-
i've to wheat, is one of the insects that
can hardly be eradicated once it is es-
tablished in the crop. Fall plowlng is
recommended because it breaks up the
soil and destroys the grubs and pupae
Of many insects by exposing them to
the sun and air.
Farmers Bulletin 1856, prepared by
the Bureau of Entomology, tells how to
control the most common and danger
Gus OF the grain farmers insect ene-
mics. 1t gives briefly the life histories
of the Hessian fly, army worm, cut
worms, grasshoppers, white grubs,
billbugs, corn-root aphis, and wire
worms, with authoritative data describ-
ing the characteristics of each pest and
the best practical remedies for control.
The bureau advises the grain farmer to
plow in the fall, if possible; to keep a
supply of insecticides and a spraying
outfit on hand; to watch the crops care
fully for an outbreak, and to report all
outbreaks to the county farm adviser,
or direct to the Bureau of Entomology,
United States Department of Agricul-
ture.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
COUNTY ELECTS
ALL REPUBLICANS.

Charlevoix County went strongly
Republican, giving the Republican
National and state tickets big majori-
ties. The estimated totals are Harding
300, Cox 900, with the state vote
about the same.
The Republican County ticket was
elected as follows
Representative, Rollie l.. Lewis.
Judge of Probate, Servetus A. Cor
rell
Sheriff, George w. Weaver.
County Clerk, Richard Lewis.
County Treasurer, Charles H. Emrey
Register of Deeds, Malcolm A. Nc
Donald,
Prosecuting Attorney, Ervan A.
Ruegsegger.
Circuit Court Commissioner, John A.
Mayne.
Drain Commissioner, Lewis +. Smith
Coroners, Levi Lewis, Walter M.
Boylan.
SSurveyor, Ernest A. Robinson.
Road Commissioner, William +.
Byers.
On the school auendment, the vote
in Charlevoix County will probably be
close. The three precincts in East
Jordan gave very small majority in
favor of the amendment. The City OF
Charlevoix turned in tie vote. Beaver
,sland voted Yes z, No 357. Thirteen
OF the twenty-five precincts returned a
vote of Yes, 726; No, 357.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
ARMISTICE DAY
PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor,

The eleventh day of November next
will be the second anniversary of the
signing of the armistice in the great
war, and, inasmuch as the Michigan le-
gislature in the session of 1919 passed
an act making it the duty of school Of
ficers and teachers to have said day OBJ
served with Appropriate commemorative
exercises, it is fitting that the day
should not be allowed to pass without
attention being called to its significance.
Therefore, /, Albert E. Sleeper, gov.
of the State of Michigan, do issue this
my proclamation and hereby request a
proper and appropriate observance, on
the part of the people of the state, of
Thursday the eleventh day of Novem-
ber, 1920.
Following the proclamation of Pres
ident Wilson, furthur request that on
Sunday, November the fourteenth,
1920, memorial services be held for our
heroic dead, for the soldiers, sailors,
aud marines who gave up their lives in
our cause in the world war. and that
on this day flags be displayed at half
staff.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the state, this twenty eighth day
of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty,
and of the common wealth the eighty
fourth.
ALBERT E. SLEEPER,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
A G. @. P.
LANDSLIDE
Harding Wins By Greatest Major
ity In U. S. History
STRONG REBUKE to LEAGUE
vGroesbeck Sweeps Michigan Run
ming Ahead of Ticket
In Many Counties

With definite returns lacking from
only few states, Senator Warren G.
Harding had been swept into the pres
idency by the greatest majority in the
history Of all American national politics.
Incomplete returns gave Harding 1874
electoral votes and Cox 1877, with 10
doubtful.
Gov Cox Wednesday sent his con-
gratulatory message to Senator Warren
q. Harding, thus formally conceding
his defeat.
The score of the Republican victory
( that swept the nation Tuesday contin-
ued to grow as returns are compiled.
Indications were that doubtful states
might carry the figure to the four hum
dred mark. His popular plurality
seems sure to exceed six million.
Discussion OF cabinet possibilities
followed close upon the election of
Senator Harding. Apparently well
founded reports named Elihu Root as
likely to be secretary of state; Cover
nor Frank y. Lowden as possible Sec
retary of commerce or head of the
treasury department; Herbert Hoover
as possible secretary of the interior,
and Henry Wallace of Iowa, publisher
of the Farm Newspaper, was being con-
sidered for secretary of agriculture.
For secretary of war it was learned
that Lindley M. Garrison, who held the
post one time under Wilson and who
had difference OF opinion with him,
would be considered. Will Hays is a
possibility for the postmaster general
ship because of his organizing ability.
= Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Democratic
vice-presidentiaI nominee, sent mes
sage of congratulations to Calvin Cool
idge, the successful Republican candi-
date for vice-president.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
100 Majority in House

Republicans will control the house of
representatives, which goes into effect
March 4, 1921, by a majority of more
than 100 votes, according to partially
complete returns from all over the
United States.
In the four hundred and thirty-five
members of the house the-Republicans
will have two hundred and seventy
three, according to these figures.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
In the State

With more than three-fourths of
Michigan's precincts counted out OF a
total of 2,7S1, the republican landslide
is becoming more pronounced in the
state.
Senator Harding will carry Michigan
by at least 250,000, according to the in
complete returns.
Attorney General Alexander j. Groes-
beck is piling up his lead over former
Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris, and
the returns show he is leading the Big
Rapids educator two to one.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
Big Senate Majority.

The returns showed that Harding
has been elected president by the
greatest popular vote ever amassed in
the history of American politics and
the largest electoral vote ever rolled
up by any Republican candidate.
Republicans have strengthened their
grip on the senate and will have a
working majority of from twelve to
sixteen seats.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
Card OF Thanks

We wish to express our sincere ap-
peciation for the many acts of kindess
extended by friends during the illness
and death Of our son and brother.
Mrs. Louise Bergman
Fred Bergman
Mrs. Anna Martin
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
School Bill Defeated.

A hard fought battle between op-
ponents and proponents of the anti
parochial school amendment to the
state constitution resulted in its defeat
by approximately 2 to 1, returns show.
Next to the presidential election, the
school amendment was paramount in
Yesterdays election.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-11-05
HamIet's Advantage

'The plays the thing!" exclaimed
Hamlet Then he added aside: For
tunately the cinema has not been in
vented. so the king cannot forsake my
show TO 20 to the movies"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09

cznie "a licencye. komiwojarze--
zy L innych niast, ktorzy wysta-
wiaja swe towary W pokoJach no
tcIowvch, $50 dziennie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
$780, 600 MA BUDOWE
TUNELU WODNEGO.

Komitet finansoWy Rady MlcJ
Skiej. ktory OpracOwuJe obecn1e
budzet M rok biezacy uchWalli
wczoraj S500,C coo ma budowe no.
wego po}udniowo - zachodnlego
tunelu wodnego Cd jeziora do
Western ave, wyrazajqc oplnle,
re odnoSnc prace powinno sic "a
czaG mozliwie jak najpredzeJ. -
Nationalist ME uwzglednA komi-
tct rekomendacyi %inzyniera miei
Skiego Combsa, ably wyasygno--
wac w b;ezqcym roku $5OO,OOO
ia budowe STACEY pompoWeJ i'm.
Williama Hale'ThompSona, kto-
"a tunnel wspomniany ma zaopa-
trvwac W wods. RObOty Oko{o
Dudowy tel stacy rozpocznq sic
prawdOpodobnic dopiero W TO-
Nu 1921.
Pr6cz tego inzynier miejski
Combs zaleca nastepujqcc budo-
VIE wodnc ma rok biezqcy: Clep-
>zenia stacy wodnej PREY Gen.
trail Park ave, kosztcm S5SO,NUO
zastqpicnic SHY e~lektrycznej sii2
wodnq do popedu stacyi PREY
Chicago ave. i ulepszenia PREY
,tacyach PREY 22giej uI.. IIarri~
son III. ! l4tej III.
Subkomitct ola opracoWania
planu podniesicnia CEN lircncyi
micjSkich. kt6rcgo przcwodniczq
cvm Jest alderman Cermak, "a
aforementioned wczoraj naStepu-
jqec podwyIki oplat; Fabrvkanci
/ handlarzc inStrumcnt0w muzy-
cznyCh. jakotcI automObiloW, Wo
TIW ! traktor0w. jakotcI ich czC-
sci, majq opiacac $50 do 5000 ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
Ruch W TOWarzyStWaCh.
re STANISLAWOWA.

Tow. Polek sw. ApOlcnii mr..
4S2 Zjed. o~dbedzie miesiecznc posie-
dzenie W. srode. dnia 1890 marca. o
godzinie Smej W sail zWykiych pc
siedzen. - Konstancya Czekata. pr
zeska; Marta Ciemniecka, sekr.
Macierz Polska oddziai 4lszy
sw. Teofila Odbedzie ~pOsiedzeni"
miesieczne, W Srode, dnia 1890 mar
ca. W sail Macierzy PClskiej. Prezcs
zaprasza wszystkich cAonk5w, DO
So wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia.-
Mar. Bajerski, pref; R. Przybylla'
sekr. prot. 1850 Currier NJ.
P~csiedzenie Oddzials 2Ogo sw
Agpieszki NJ. P. odbedzie sic d..
ggO marca, 0 godzinie 1880 wieczG-
rem W sail VI. - Leokadya Dor,
p,ez.; StaniIawa Marlewska, sekr.
DiEt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
1900 MIL TELEFONU
Nowy York, 9. marca. !

Nowy York, 9. marca. Fa'"
vice ..Baitic" linii White Star
kompanii przybyt til okryty To-
dem wskutek burzliwej podrczy
z.Liverpoo,u. 1911 pasa%cr5w
znajdowafo sic ma okrccie. New
comb Carlton prczydent ,.Wcstcrn
Union" powiedzia}, IL byl zainte-
resowany podczas podroly iskro-
wynn tetcionem. .,Moglem slyslec
CLOS W Londynie. gdy Baltic"
by} oddalony o 1,500 MIL lccz ME
mog} zrozumiet wyraziw, DO by
" wy<yiaue re >zwcdnkicj Stacyi
iskrowcj. WynaIazek jest .,cudo-
wuy". Iecz wediug zdan;a Carlto-
IA. ..nigdy NE wyprze Nah'ogra-
mu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
o N~AWIGACYJNE STACYE
MA PACYFIKU.
9. marca,
w aszyngton,

" dSZyllSloll, y. ilIo'No'
Sprawy powiekszenia nawigacyj-
nych STACEY / ~ulcpszenia komuni-
kacyi ma Oceanic Spokojnym byiy
ma porzQd&u dzienRym komltetn
nawygacyjnego, referowane przcz
sekretarza DamieEsa. Akcya W tel
sprawie Jest potrzebnq, ably L"
pobiedz potrzebom floty ma Oce-
anie Spokojnym. poniewaz obec
ne p~otrzeby 50 o wjele wieksze
ola tel floty anizeli byty wow
czas. kiedy wSzystkie razem o.
krety amerykansNie okrqIyly
glob ziemski w rolu 1907.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
z T

Tow. p. o. BoskieSo Serca J'-
zusa No. 263 Zjed. odbedzie mic
sieczne posiedzenie W czwartek. dn.
11go marca. 0 godzinie 7:3O VIE
czorem. W sail Zwyklych pcsledzen'
uprasza sic czionk6w o przybycie' DO
sa wazne srpawy do za}atwienia. -
St. Pitera. PREF: Tomasz ]. kaIiS.
sekr. prot. lily Cornell III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
Kronika hi8jSCOWa,
DCkCnczenie ze SlTorIcv l-SZei

iowei'w 192o r. dojdzic do sunny
CO najmniej 10 milionGw dola--
row. \ W takim razie komisya sta
I,owa bedzie sic widziala zmuszo
ma znizyt zn6w op}aty "a PIE
.jazd.
DO Chicago przyby} wczoraj i
zaraz zabraf sic do piracy William
Fish, nowy generalny zarzadca
tutejszych t%ramwajow ulicznycll.
.1ydzieh biezqcy spedzi on ma Oh
jezdzaniu poSzczeg6lnych llnll
tramwajowych, ably zapoznac sic
dok}adnie I warsztatem swcj
przyszlcj piracy. Wczoraj odby'
on polsodzinna konferencye T.
prezescm kompanii Blair'em, p"
Gem ZiozyI 'n~aStepul2cc oSWlaH-
c2enic:
.Byiem PREY piracy dopicr"
kiika godzin. a suggestive co do
pulepszcnia stosunkow ma tram
waiach wymagajq poprzedpirj
inspckcyi linii, remiz, wyekwip'
wanna ! caicj wfasnoSci. ZdaJe
sic jednak, ze giowna potrzcbe
,tanowi powiekSzenie ilosci VIC
z0w tramwajowych. Potrzcbule~
my ich kilkasct, Me posiadajqc
icdnak ma razic 'kapItaiu ma "a
kGpno nowych tramwajdw, chce
przcdewszyStkiem dokonat pre-,
Sl2du, ably sic przekonot, czy
wozv s2 we wlaSciwv sposdb
rozdzielcne ma poszczcgolmc l.
ME"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
KR0TKIE MOTATN MIEJSKIE.
Asystent prokuratora stano-

- ASyStent pr~oKuratora stano-
wego John NJ. Lowcry oswiadczy}
wczoraj wiccz6r, IL wladzc dosta-
}y W swc rece znacznicjsza cze5t
jednej Z najgorszych szajek dyna-
miciarzy kasowych, klorzy z}ozy-
Ii juz wyczerpujqce zeznanIa.
Hersztem tel handy byf Richard
Wilson, alias Guy WadswOrth,
.by}y policyart chicagoski, ktore-
go ujeto PREY zbiegu ulic Wells i
Kinzic. Jest Oh podejrzany o NOR
derstwo Thomasa O'Donnella,
stroza The Western Shade Cloth
Comp. DIS o godz. 3 rano roz-
poczeto ~przesiuchy jego w blurze
prokuratora stanowego. Pieciu III
nych cz}onk6W jcgo szajki znaj =
duJe sic Juz w TeEu poIlcyl, a "a
dwoma jnnymi dctektyWi pilnic
Sledzq.
- w apartamencie zajmowa-
nym pizcz. rozw6dke Ruth RAN
dali pnr. 306; Lake Park ave. Una
.Icziono ubicgIcj nocy zw}oki jej
i jej kochanka b. kapitana Cliiior-
da Melville Bleyer, szcia aScncyi
oslos1eniowej 'jego nazwiska,
cz}owicka zonatcgo i OLGA dwojga
dzieci. Oboje micli przcstrzelonc
czaszki. a obok leZal revolver.
kt0rym morderStWa dokonano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09

RsflAna ~ HoustaVS Ilcnyd0
srzedsiebiorstw ameryk.tsEich. viee
przemysloviec polski dobrre Ertbi
i,4oli stale rekiAmoWae bedliS swo1
~intere, DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
GXIlL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09

pNENNK CT1CA5oSK EAm'ss
ncza wieceJ drounych ogiosHsh. ant
tell ~wszystkie inne dIienniki DoLSkis
y CbiCsKo rN1ern WEisLnA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09

L Chicago wyjcchalo wczoraJ
10 Sprirgiieldu IS reprezentan-
tow ciaIa nauczyciclskiego. ably
wziQt tam udziaf W Stanowcl
konwcncyi nauczycicli, ktora ma
rrzcdstawit dzisiaj konwcncyi
k"nstytucyjncj najwaInicjszc
problcmy edukacyjnc, wobcc kto
rych STAN stale W chwili obccncj
" szczcg6InoSci zaS k]oniecznoSC
rciormy systcmu p~odatkowcgo i
.hudzrtu IA cclc szkuInc. Maja O.
nj zazqdat przcdcwSZyStkicm
zniceicnia u%tawy .%Iur'a. iakotez
podjqc akcye, cclcm zat"5iczcnia
daIszvm ,2"Ga'rzaniorn Wyd2t-
XIV n ;'c cdukacyJ,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09

w Chicago odbywa sic Cd kilku
dni W Masonic Temple konfcren-
eva przedstawicieli loz The Uni
ted brotherhood OF Maintenance
of Way Employees and Railway
Shop Laborers, ma ktorej debato-
wano przewaznie mad kwestyq pro
kIamowania strajku, kt6ryby OBJ,
ia} okoio 400, 900 czlonkow tel Or
g~anizacyi j sp~aralizowai W ten spo
sob w znacznym stoPniu ruch ma
kolejach W caSym kraju. Wiccprc-
zydent organizacyi tel !. J. Far
nan oSwiadczyi, re sentyment "a
strajkiem jest dosyt silny, ale ME
jednomysIny i trudno przcwl-
dziec, jak wypadnie siosowanie,
kt6re odbedzie sic dis popofud--
niu i ktorc o kwestyi ca}ej dciinl-
tywnie zadecyduje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE:
Dokonczenie re strony 1~-szej.

zywienia. Cd dawna ceny zyw-
noSci przenoSza sumo zarobk6w,
a wogo,e miesne potrawy znjkajQ
re Stojow uboGich. Pc zbadaniu
sytuaCyi dosz}y kobiety do who
Shu, &c poza mniejszym handlcm
istnreje szkodliwa manipuiacya
co do doStawy artykriow spoZyw-
czych i cen. Kitka osob kontrolu-
ie handel. W kt6rym oni Hupujq i
sprzedaja oraz przemySi. " kto-
rym p rodukJa, PAM Helena
Smith Z Woman's Trade Union
League" przedstawiIa rezoIucye,
Przyjete przcz te organizacye,
zgadzajace sic Z vstawami Ncnd-
rick - Kenyon - Anderson d,a re
gulowania k~upiectwa rzcIniczcgo.
PRZYJECIE VALERY w Fl .
LADELFII.
FiladelAa, 9. marca. - Bu-
ni>trz tcgoz m.a,ta ojicy0iiic
rrzyjal ouegdaj W SVEN bjurze
~ ratu<zu Ramona De \&'cta,
..rreI>denta irlandzNici rcDub,i-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09

Zacfodzi przypuszczenic, il ma
sic tn do czynienia L podwojncm
sanob6jstwem I mi}osci. Angie,
skie gazety rozpisujq sic 0 tcj a
ierze ma caiych stronnicach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
ROSNACY DEFICYT w FUN
DUSZU

Superintendent szkof Peter A
Nortenson ogiosif wczoraJ ze-
stawienie, L ktorego okazuje sic,
ic wydziaf edukacyjny zabrnqi
w tax znaczny deficyt ma wy
datki szkolne. il Z koncem lO2I
roku ME bedzie juz w stanie uzy-
skat zadncgo dalszcgo kredytu,
a W takim ~razie, jeleli tymcza-
sem ME podniosa sic odpowied--
ME dochody podatkowe. bedzle
musia} albo znizyc wszystklm
nauczycielom i tax juz g}odowc
ich pcnsye O s. procent, alba
zamknqt jcdnq t"rzeciq szko} W
mieScic. Zestawienie to rOzSyfa
dis pan M~ortenson do wszyst-
kich pryncypai6w szkolnych
nauczycieli, wzywajqc ich do mai
wiekszej mozliwie ekonomii l
z~aznaczajqc, re oni W plerWSzym
rzedzie 50 upowaznieni do do
.Aladnego zapoznania sie L fax
tycznym stanCm rzcczy. Iabcla
rosnqcego cd +. 1916 deiicytu ="
hinduism Szkolnym przedstawia
Sia iol. ~cStaDuip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23

TWFITN TFIEWT WTWTTW
The Purity League placed a ticket
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
Desdemona, Texas, Outlaws Make Mistake of.
Accusing Legion's Ire
nY JED b.

DESDEMONA. Tex. April ga
The click Of poker chips and the
siusrp command. Hands upi"
American Legion men pittcd against
The men and women vino took their
Illicit share of oil ~ prosperity
under ginrinE lights to the tune Of
mechanical pianos
The dawn of victory Tor hDmc-loX-
Ing citizens. after a bitter fight In
which death threats have town tlhck
and fn~t-
This IL the story of o towns rcgru-
Grafton, after the breath Of the bad
old west threatened 10 got back moral
prugrcss for "a generation or more.
With H. rush OF wealth. gu-lI-
Ing np fruu s-ubtcrranenn rr-'r-
NoirS, cNil days fell 0n the law
abiding community at DcSdcno-
IVA. Two hnndrd and nftN of
the original o tn%wnspcnplc len,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
STAMPS WITH EVERYTHING


onioads of mnibling equipment
on election day.
hut the Parity League was beaten.
Many voter appeared with anidaytts
permitting them TO vote. ~ is chatE-
cd that these were issued in whole
sale lot. In blanket form.
The gnng was in power. The WON
On, whu had Ion town Goo Feat o. the
Purity ieague's success. norkcd hack
with achievements.
New gambling outfits were hastily
erected and Ia" own again va wide
open
once more the rival gambling
Joints competed for trade. Card.
were distributed inviting patrons to
Monte carlo" and similar resorts
Then % was that thc gang grown
arrogant. oV.rsteppcd itself and KIN.
died the wrath NJ tho legion men.
which meant tho finish of free-nud-
easy vie IN pesdemona.
Peacock II Quiet Now.
Bob Peacock. accompanied hy his
wife and si-ter-in-inW. Invaded The
headquarters OF tho legion. Peacock
covered three mel with H gun while
thr women tore down posters and
clippings from the walls. They de-
sfroycd 70 banquet announcement
bearing the portrait OF captain A.. 4.
Bates, post commander. whom 40 lho
service mon knew us Pa
As 10 member OF the Purity League.
Bates had attacked corruption.
The state legion headquarters was
notified. Where the torn poster
chung to he wall, newspaper clippings
describing the AFFAIR were pasted. and
a new poster displayed. Peacock.
confident of his pull aud power, WHs
100 % rage. Again he tore down tho
poster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
DECLARING that ii Wa no ft placr
Ia bring M q family"

- AhAHE W - NAANAN
And. while mo- % disagreed with
thom. no q attempted 10 better COM
ditious until O purity league was form
ed, 90 cicun out the crooks.
Organized Reign OF vice.
Back uf the gang was "a nave. Wrll-
Er0omed person who would huVo been
hailed as q typical tondcrfoot ln ih,
days when the west was Wild BE was
srnduatod from an a%ristocrajlc east
ern college. thrn De anne io BESIDE
mona % began TIDE otgtuizatIou uf
IL vice machine
i. s. Sanders. secretary Of the
league, said Lots ot uH were even
sorry that ou had been found. ~
brought money but it's cost us nmg
thing money couldn't buy
The lcruuo paid Two deputy -htTu-
special salaries ul tl2b "a month.
But open Eumbliu2 continued
painted women sWurmod the main
street By day and night. monnHhlu,
whiskcy flowed boz without restraint.
Governor Hobby WIS appealed TO.
Sanders wrote tho governor.
There are seven gambling
houses running Wide opcn under
the direct protection of the
shctin'- AMI county attorneys de-
p%aruuCnt-.
"tNcrA officer la ufis county.
including the Justice uf the p"Hor,
T. believed To- he getting Its share
Of the rakc-un ~ unN one tries
Ia get one OF utc-r huuss- raidrd.
while tic warrants are being
sworn Out uuc at tic lm-ai OH
ccrs will nutifY the houses To-
close. n col win go Into M uf
these huu-f- TOR a few houf- ~
night You viii ~rc ron one a.
three IafHl officers.
"Ninrr ttau tnO Immoral wom-
en- ~ PAVING fpr protection.
DcsdcmunH b. In disgrace today.
~ taught -,Fonl in Texas nine
1chr~. have a wife, three little
girls and two boys. have oiic of
the best huucs la ~Dcsliemuna,
nAAi ANY PROTECTION
Under tHl LAW!"
The pastor u. tho Baptist church
and % Punt" Iearu' chairman wor'
Yolted win n,er bottles as the,
HhndOW,i H fIs.
roHcp,h Furccd out.
A atand IurE waH CIVILIZED bpput,
sheriff Peacock was ordered dIF.
missed % G.prse BIZ BEDFORD, an.
other dopHl. lEued
but The ifulIf. LeaEuu WIS stiii ur
flo defensive I'curuck circulated
petition O. lIId himself appointed
constable. Bedford was ronppolntci
deputy shfTil and tho opponents uI
thc leneue wore more strongly 90
trrnehod Dion over
reacuhk rhnfrcd thaf sanders and
captain lllnrlco Souio mad hired th'
tp%feriifnl nf Ih, lrasuo $50 kill him.
lcHcuck challenged any rcprosen.
tntisc ~ thc i0Eue 10 ~ gun duel
said N0nur, Hu aWorncN.
To nest turf ~ The hatilc cnm'