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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
KingSUille Items

Mrs IT, y. Kownnk spelt the week
end iu Corpus Christi
g. a. Grant e. b. Marsters anl Ed p
ward A. Day apcu Sunday n Browns
VILE
4 % Ewari spent SUNDAY Zoo Hous-
fuu with hf wife
a. R sum .uoni ihe week end u
llnuFfun with nlflda
w. .. EuleJH visited BAY CTS sun
duF
j. Scarborough ana wife spent
thn d4f with isutvcs .n Houston.
f. o. Laws and g. $. MCGuffiu spent
tho lav boo sum Furdvco.
Jeanette liHdm spent sunday in
Houston.
Mis T. D. W.nehal and MrH D. W
Harrison are spending tie dny Doe Cor
pua Cmlet shopping.
Mrs 49, % Sims Hnd NH. o.
Wright are spending the dos in Corpus
Christi.
cata Ricardo Sunday.
ID. g. LYsinror. Sam foIdrec Air
Archer nsuuuaViiie. % r. huntington
|lud Wife 3d. D. HnsHnar Houston
Nr and Airs W. Gum san souito
o. Y Merritt g.. a Merritt. WMn'
1nrrltU Duluth. Mlng o. a Carrie
T Chic1Hu iur0 J Hart san francis
40 John Cnnleg Corpus chusu. ~
Huntington, ~ Va. a. ID. 81 hur nn
nInu. Kansas CITY A. S. lachAfdsOn
Ilousion A. e. Newton San Antonio
g. ID Williams lNford Charles john
son. fyford Charles ~ Watson. Sli
Antonio. Geo. a. Chiidcrs D1ilaa G
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
LINooLN

America might find n new use
rtho birthdays of her prra mon
What better use could be made
of Lincoln birthday. for instance
than to dedicate itgso d,y of Na-
tional Thinking on Greai Men Of
the Past s eamparod with Small
Men of the pre.rnt
Suppo.e Il sh0nld become cYs.
tomarv m aver, commuuitv for
everybody ga lincoln, birthday
and WaNlinpiug'. birthday fo
spend fve minutes saw FROM
noon unfI fi4cmaufe. nnst on IN
calm consideration of gentlemen
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10

true conservative worships a dead
radical II is a fact. Washing
ton, the Father of His Country.
can safely be held IN high esteem
today by men who would have
hated Washington, the Revolu-
ZIONIST Lincoln. the Savior Of the
Union, can safely be worshiped
today by men who would have
fought him as Lincoln the Savior
of the Union.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10

hucccs county nin need 80 teams
ou 0r before March } 1920. AL per-
sons having Worh should apply 10 inc
andrrHiruad unt later than February
lA. 1920. Address 400 communications
lu mtt0iI u care ol the county auditor.
Corpus Christ. rcAas.
q a.. CASTLEREBNf
Road Foreman,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10

ilo hc mon neor and wondor
why
And very often. $50 do J.
HoN alk With diggers iu q ditch
Aad never see tho Crime ana dift
or RAGGED clothes Hud tattercd shirt
Aa glnd with them as with che rich.
yet wonders uf proud heads hold
high
And solv often 800 do 4
800 wonders what its all about
Tno eHm0r ana tine chang of tfrIfo
Ana 400 iho changing scenes or lifc.
The lights turned on aud uEht tarntd
out
why some men smile ana oth.r
.Irh
And berry often Eo do T.
Edrar Gueaf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
~, iaicl Press


o., N..ocialcs rre,s.
WASHINGTON. Sept. is-N,arly a
h.If dozen agencies of the federal gov
.rnm,ni wrr. "a work tonight q" slv-
~ mystery - thc explosion in New
Ywk SifNs financial district and 4"
.,f,slrl government piuWrtN irum
.,miiir damage In an off0fi Co bring
fp usii,r any I-'rsunS r.Situnsihl' tW
I... i..s ~ M" In the metropolis agents
II the department of justice. sr-rrrt
sriNi,- operatives ~ ~" treasury, IN
st-rturs uf the pust office drlaii imcnt
aud 'Nirifs 80 ~" department W agtt.
.HrItur" w'r~ ui,lsrs.l o. ihv s''nr ut
ih. ,Xplusi"n Investigation WIS ~.
siHt,i uN NttururN S'n'tal itiW'1 uimu
receipt 81 thu FIRST r,I'"1 ir"u New
NuL. trd William = ''fnn ,hi &C
.hv hurau uf investigated q" th" de-
IaHtn.rt. I,u Nl-hirEi.H t"r New
NrrI un th" ur-f tUuu 1u. attorney
general declined in discus, th# u'1s.ill"
,luSss huldirE with either officials ~
.hr department that upurt~ from Ncw
vHs did rnf warrant advancing o.
thsa.v
Thv fe,hug aj ih- department - wal
a. smunc oih-r government officials
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
bRAzOR|O COUNTY
NEGRO |SLYNCHED
MnE OyERPOwERs JtII.ER tND
TAkES BLACK FROM Itil. FOL-
LOWING INDICTMENT.
Nv associated Press.

"
HOUSTON. Sept. 10 Oscar l'caslcy
who was indicted Thursday aftrrrpur
fny tho murder uf sheriff Ju- Snow oi
Biazuria County. WIS taken from thu
county iail by n mob ~ som" 800 per
sons Thursday afternoon and hrngrd.
Bcaslcy was captured -arly Thursda'
morning after hunt that had lasted
since the murder II Snow, which Wa
discovered "Wednesday afternoon. IN
grand jury. which Il Ia srs>iun. inm'
dintclV brought IN an indictment a.
murder against the negro l.. " John
son. the deputy sheriff. attempted {,
keep the muh from taking the Negro
hut the muh uvrrpuwcrcd him and t'"l
th" negro into tn" court yard. where b
was hung to a tree The hudy was St.l
hanging there lat" Thursday afternoon
After being captured tn" Negro claimc'
that two Italians had murdered SNOW
hut later he changed hts story and ad
nitt,d having committed tn" crime.
sheriff Snow " survived 10y vii
and baby.
Bcaslry was under indictment Zen
thrft ui cow hides and sheriff SNOW
was attempting tu arrest him "n
charge of stealing the sh-riirs "wl
saddle.
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List of Dead


NEW YORK Sept. ia partial list
IT IN. dead follows.
william r. Joyce. clcrk of .. q. Nor.
gan A Go.
Jrrome %. Mexican. chauffeur.
I.,Idolph POrtOng. bank teller. IN
nlaica, y. y.
tol. Charles Neville. 4. n. A., New
York.
ilfred Mayer. New York.
Mildred Alexander. New Work..
D.. 4. sweet. address unknown.
Mr. Mc.Arihurs, address unknown.
Mr. Rlswerth, I,roolslyn.
Miss 4. ", Dickinson, stenographer
Eln,hurst, y. Y.
Charles I.androth, uroolIyn.
tn unidentified woman, IS years old
NJ volunteer hospital.
4 boy about iG. nj volunteer hospi
tai
4 man about 90. five feet ten, browu
hair. Al volunteer hospltaI.
4 man iho,,rht Ia he either q. n.
I,srnps or Josrpb q. Cranberry.
It,,l,.rt Wrst Day. messenger hoy.
New y.rL
I,r,nard 4 Kennedy messenger. I'm.
p,o, ed n, ms Ilroad street.
Mis- C,roi,n ID uIcl,inson. EIu,hurst.
>.w yorL
loII,, A. Msllare Noul,srs Ny
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Pro La,U Enforcement 7
Machinery Inadequate
Commissioner Asserts

lvt iu prohibition enforcement NJ a.,
same time. Officials uf the lrsgu. uiad,
public partial list II candidates fot
congress whom Il viii Srvk to defeat
h-eausc e their position "n Iauhib.
tii,i.
Commissioner Kramer fiauklN tol,
the cunfrr,np, that hts aEvn'N On ed
ditlun tu hciug confronted With q shout
ae. uf pyr-"nucl had within u mvi
whu w"r.. not straight
THE l'v,guc In IT. 'ampairn t"r O.
continued div msiurit, Boz congress
viii Suppurt 'nat"r Watson. rvpuhli
cant against Thomas Taggafi d' nio
ttat On th. indi'ra ~nsturisl rurt"s'
and Frank a. Willis. republican. ~
the ohio senatorial Ts'r. Amuns tn
present members Il the h"us, s"lc'.t'
- IA. object - the attack. the -
showed Representative roit'r. Fem
~yivania chairman d ih" h'ai~, t"i
cign anaits committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Agencies of Government
Rush Experts to Scene
of Ne,U York Explosion

was that N. explosion resulted fiom
radical humh plot.
SuUeUry iluusdon announced that
thr sstrrt srrVi,v was at wufk on the
,ts" hvcaus" tn. proximity of the ek'
pl"siun t. the United States sulftrsss-
urv ard assay uffice l.c,loubiei pre-
cautions will bc taken to guard the
treasury building here i,eSumptiOu 81
sar time restrictions Was said by on
cillS to b. und't consideration. which
would mean closing all doors of the
building except one. recurring passes
fur admi,,an,e and placing extra
gu'tdS
Officials uf the post office driartnisnt
d., Jared postal Inspectors were ready '"
,,,-olst,'r oi'h o'h"r government ascn'
cies and David J. Price. explosive spe'
cislisi m thu dciartmcntof agftcui,ure'
lft fm New Yfk tonight 20 aid IN deter
mining the nature of the explosive. Tue
.xploslon was heard In WashinEt0n br
an ufltynl q the treasury VINO was
talking nn the telephone To an oit.-c ln
an. Eauitailc luilding In New York.
IN, conNsrsatiun was interrupted. H.
ssId. hy 'what soundrd like the closing
of large boak."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
VIVID DESCRIPTION
NEW YORK DISASTER
GIVEN BY REPORTER
WITH ROAR OF UNEXPECTED BLAST COMES RATTLE OF
FALLING GLASS AS HUMAN BODIES ARE TORN APART
AND SCATTERED ABOUT BUSY STREET.

street we've either furms one N
Young woman. her clothing torn
and burned away II was mo, lug
not IN an cfiuit to rise but Ia the
agony of death. | started toward
her but ~ ! did she became still.
CHANGING down ssw that ia.
pavement was discolored With
hluud. In plain sight. within ~.
d'us of hifiv g. fifty feet we're
nine llf,lcss forms.
The body of the horse IN the
middle f ihe street showed plain
evidence e having been very close
to m. blast. u literally WAS torn
tu pieces.
"rh., windows ~ the Morgan build
ing were blown uut ard through the
openings could be- seen The smoke
hlacken~l interior ~ what had been
one ~ the hnndsmest banking ruums
IN the city. Opposite. the entrance I
the newly completed whit" exterior of
the subtreasury annex was battered
and torn as II having been subjected
60 (, bumhaIdmcnt uf machine gun
fire.
"Th., doorway with is massive steel
grill works was shattered and tn"
Stnn. surrounding the dsur cracked and
battered away.
Guard stays nj esi.
Nv this time l." crowd was press
INK IN held In check 10y the hastily
MthcIiig pnllt,.meu. At 'hc du1rw a =
Il the Morgan hank was a uniformed
guard apparently half daycd. hut
sticking tu his post and holding back
those who sought tn enter.
A
and over " seemed e. hang feeling
q awe ard horror ~ the commands
~ the police II ms cd aud fell back
dlcntly On the siclu of the oli sub.
treasury builling--thc sp0, where
veaIS ago retiring s"c-nt ronn.ctcd
With th., Amcrinrn revolution sein ell.
1c'rd stands q statue ~ Gcurg, Wash.
inEtun
Lacking down from iis pedestal he.
tween the massive grant" columns.
ear nj by missiles from the explosion.
The uiii.fretchcd hand ~ the father ~
'is county seemed to carry silent
Command to he calm
Then came ih. amhulancos near.
~ trucks and automobiles were first
pressed into seryicc. oluntVrs. heed
iuw n"i hioodsn"ar~d hands and cloth.
Ing. tenderly lifted into the vehicles
h" l,-lics ~ the diving and the dead.
Tn" dead that remained Ter additional
unN"yan"cs wer" Charitablv hidden
rom sigh, bv coverings torn from
'wnir"s ~ hy robes from arriving mo.
iur ears
"a, was such u scene ~ had pictur
Il P~ y possibility. during the. wnr
'h,uld tho .ncwv "uc'ccd IN dropping
n The firaHcial district uuc uf his
l.adly aerial bombs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
O. Nss,- '-isi rr,s.

O. 'ss'-''sisd russ
WASHINGTON. Sept. i6-iprrlan.
'i"n WAS made tpinv lv Prohibition
a., m,n,.Sionrr Kramer that dry law
emf r,cmcnt machinery ~ insd,'iun'r'
Coupled with this was = statement
o., the ii.ii. .'a''"u league that tl' M.
ton IL confronted hy q Eignn''' ara
,,.i,rs rorspilac, e. diSrrcdt ara ~
,.nntclv ever throw pruhihiiiun.
Mt. kramer. ~ making MS d'to''
tiun in an address before the antis''
hon league conference. added that in
nutr,rou. communities pruhihtion
,,S..~- wcr being dragged int" federal
,r'.riS II rate d ten tn twenty =
week. the result. he said. i hn'ni'"'
,n,ut d,cl.t, aud DELAY in IN" trials
Th, snli s,i-or ieagii.. cinlfd I'd Ws
conspiracy charges IN resolution
which served noiicc that u would Vt
l.mpt removal Il public uificials rvdc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Manager of Alabama
Mine Company Killed;
Troops Ordered Out

Wv \ HNfAafh lNfN-s
JASPER. Ala sept lG-l.. VI Nd.
l-r general manager d tho turuna
4 al Company. was shot to death from
amhu h while riding In an automobile
between Patton and Patton Junction To-.
day while accompanied 10y tw" deputy
rhcriffS named sullivan and Cocker
of the d"puiic, we're struck 10y bullets
and believed tu have been fatally
wound-d. although they w"r" reported
siill alive at late hour t,-LiN.
Th~ shooting IN considered thr out.
growth of the coal strike which has
,.-.n In progress In Alabama Tot ten
diyg and after thu killing sheriff
Clark Guthrie of Walker County called
upon Governor Kilby fur troops Late
tonight the sheriff announced that h."
hid b,-n informed that thu state forces
would begin arriving at the mining
camps tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Donley County Annual
Fair viii Open Today;
Exhibits An ARRANGED

~ the y VI g \ building. vii ,ur.
sst It textiles sJl fancy work ct a'l
kinds in,iudiup ,mhrublviN hand
drawn Wuit. pin.tIrg Cru,h,t aud
knitting Ai'u There viii lr e baby
show held u iIr tIi exhibit huildiur.
and riDh proud mother h SURE w her
hnby winning nr~t prize Compliment
relative Co., th, ,uifi,s arc here withheld
- this particular department ~ not y,t
Uu,u Co., news uIuit,IS
Nuu, 10, l,ss interesting II the ~
hiIui ui uId pil,s and antiques iu ,uu.
nv,tiuu with thv tr' exhibit
Noman's department
tn" following unuvn viii have
charg, "f th' vum'Es departments,
Ms " % Martin. superintendent
iu ,nurg,
Mr. John T SIus. rocking and
household department
Mr. oi,s ttlUIy, t'Ntil' depart
m'ut
Nj. o.. g. lIwrubrNs ,auuius and
pIrSrrtiug department
Nis, Niur iluIh fine arts I,paI'.
mcut
Mrs o.. q MARTIN hal, Show
NJ " o. Brt,. u.i relic department
Portions ,f fH. fir viii D.. held ur
.|Nff .H.I.' H.''N. ' Nall N'fiffiNfN. TWO
tt-.ts ha,uI H,.u rHird ufI fu hi.
a....uI 81 f.n .tlu,k Tomorrow
m.ruus rlial, vilI %, held iu which
'h.u, $3.50 I, entries hN ths varIuu
community 'lIs pIifr- l,iug uif.I, q
.ui fh, L.s' decorated floats
liall Iamr> Arranged
1;IsI.. lIH' fH iufh dsNs Uf tu,
ur ht,, H,,u arranged tur bfu,..
p.uHIrHH. 1u1 1ItIru.l'u auI . ia u,.
urt,I ti,, viii hr two O.. th, b.st
sIm,H- rH,,d h'.- this ~rtSun E.'h
frlms hHl. b,n p.1Ning grd ias,'1 Z
100 .uuu"i tHd tn. U,'l urrtn.e.l Tl-
~HHHrs win h' ,aII'd ,arh evening 10
80 ooluck
90 b. ialut,d uHf hN G,uea is,ar.
president e ih, uuitN Cuuutt Fi.
association that there Us shsuiui., ru
idrisSi.H charge o.. uu, portion ~ tb,.
tHir. everything H'.rg uo' Go ,t,Itur'.
ir,lud,rg ibr lasrhliI gaines
Fair ufnuaf- rrrdiri th1t this fu
viii D. Hr sHr~ffHI tu nmiry ,uuu't s
first annual fui Is muth mup. tNt,u
I've upIuIltiVu. have l''r uIIdr fUr
a. President l,an atiiihui,s u1rt ui
the uftiuun',sl sUrtrs~ Co the uuiiiirg
..ffortS ,f t' iru-r concerned in tl' 10
fang,u.r'- including MaN"r a. e.
Watson. and p \ story "r- .i,i,nt and
RaN y Msnuid SECRETARY. of tn
rhamisi d Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
EXPLOSION in WALL STREET KILLS
81 AND INJURIES OVER 2 HUNDRED
CATASTROPHE IN HEART OF new YORK'S
FINANCIAL DISTRICT CAUSES Big Loss
LIFE and PROPERTY; BOMB PLOT BLAMED
nY THE AsaocIArEp pREss


NEW YORK. Sept l6-A mysterious explosion Wall Street.
Broad believed by trained department Of justice and police
vesgaor have been caused by internal machine rocked he
heart Of New Yos financial dste, today leaving death
and destruction in lie wake At least hryone persons
killed than 200 injured the banking house Of p Morgan
Co, the federal subreasuy and the office partly
wrecked and property damage estimated in Of
caused by the blast
Thomas w. Lamont Of the p Morgan firm. expressed the be-
lief however that the explosion purely accident caused by
collision between explosive laden and another vehicle
The firm had received threats Of kind he said and there
real for the planting Of bomb outside Of the firms
office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Rates Ad, ancrS I ph III

ENTON l;OtCE. Ia. ,pt ~ The
Louisiana failroid committee today
naudrd q Wu a decision putting ih,u
,it,It on Louisiana the tate advances
allowed hN ih" int"rstai" commerce
commission except M applied to rice.
sfgaI. ,tu-. sand gravel wilk and
'lm up1n which slhJcris the com.
aiuu wishes To- svvure further data.
Tt, advanced l.a-rugvr rates were
dirI.j The freight rate advance Is Il.
ft.fItY 90 fta,tr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
TRIAL Of TAHOKA
MAN CONTINUED
SgoiAi io The Ness.

~ 90 hl io Ife Ne0.
TAIiOkA. S.pt iG Trial d the
'asc STYLED The state ~ Texas ".
carter" IN l.vnn County. was continued
vri rdiy hy the district Judge on plea
81 mot guilty and absences oi Wit
p,ss,s." hy the d-friplant's attorneys
Il \ Garter is under indictment IN
connection with th" killing ~ Oliver J..
Storm uf Tahoka on August 81 1890
This casr u causing much interest ~
this part - the state and viii hc un"
81 the hardest fought l,gil battles that
ihis part uf the state has vSci wit
messed i is believed
The district court iuum was iillvd
aud uyvriluwiug with interested spccu'
t,i- throughout IA" day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

- As'.sls'sd fo-s.
MN iOHk. Srpi. l6.--"Ii WIS
q crash out Of bIii- sky-an uu.
expected. death dealing bolt. which
in q twinkiing turned into q sham.
bles the busiest corner of tmeri.
ca'S financial crnter snd seni
'currying 10 plaseS of shelter
hundred of wounded. dunil'-strick.
en. whlie.faced men and womei'-
ilrcing from an unknown dsngei.
u was a Irportrr Tor the AssO'
riated Press Who WIS an eye Wit
ne of today' eNplo>i"n in New
Work financial diirict. who thus
Described the scene.
Concussion tirst felt.
u WIS lust turning into Wall
street from broadway" hr said.
when Z first ieli, rather than
heard the eNplUsion. \ concussion
similar o. that experienced on tie
subway when n train dsshes into
onr of the under.ri,er tubes was
fslt. Its force was suiticient 10
all hut throw me off my balance.
instantly following the conclusion
came n sharp resounding crash
which shook to their Foundations
the monster buildings facing eth
er side of Wall street. With the
rolr Of the blast came the rattle
of falling glass aud from the lunc..
tian II Wall. \assua aud broad
STREET. block disiani-sc0res 81
injured mrn and women.
II dolged into = com rnirnt d""r'
Nay 10 rsr,pe falling glass aud. to
reach a t,l,pl,ope and call the officers
.oosing down Wall street later ] could
see arising from the vicinhy OF tns
ub.trrasury building aud the j. y
,iorgan and company bank. y mtsh'
room shaped cloud oi ycllowish green
smoke which mounted By darling
ongues 81 flame.
Rushcs Upon srrne.
Z reached the scene u few moments
,fter the explosion. The smoke had
partly cleared. hut in the Morgan
,uil.iir~ 'herr were belching forth
Ihr"urh ~. broken windows clouds ol
lu.' ~ ,hiie Vapor. In the street an
automobile was hlafing
and nearby. close Ia the
hosly of +, horse was another fire. r,i
lently from a pile oi wrcrksge.
almost in front of the steps ield'
ng up 10 the Morgan bank was the
hody II q man. Other bod
e.. silent in death, LAY nearby.
"ts Z gaIed at the sight. one Of
hr>e forms half naked SCARED with
,urns. star'ed to rise. struggling, then
IOpplcd iifelrss into the "uftrr.
Guard Stays a Post
"tn the opposite side Ui the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

IIIER-A VIII. gE MEMBER
Of OI,REGON CABINET
D. Associated Pre-.

u NssoCiaIFd FFefs-
SAN NTNONtO. S"ri is-Presi-
dent lie 4, Hlcr,a viii lie appointed 10
an Important cabinet position under
President ,,l.tt Aivai-ido Obrcgun. who
viii D.. installed next Dccember. ac'
cutdine io inf r'nation todav reaching
San Antonio representatives Wf the
N'Nlcpn government
According o. the rcpcrts President
de I, Hucria viii hc given the porto
llu - rui~rua'.' - the ministry u
foreign affairs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
NOMINEE WILLING
FOR REASONABLE
LEAGUE CHANGES
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE ONLY RES
sERvATiONs OF SrI.LlF1CAs
TION DECLARES COX

~ Assoftated ffexs.
RENO. Ney.. aspt. 1s.--Asrertions
that be- would make any reasonable
concession" To- bring about American
membership In the league OF nations
was made by Govcnor Coz. democrat
h. presidential candidate here tont&ht
at the close of his Nevada campaign.
In his statement. a telegram 20 Pro-
fessor Irving Fisher AZ aie University.
Governor Cox said that the democrat
ic platform opposed only reservations
uf nuliificatiun. The governor an.
uounc.d that he would 'cndeavor 90
meet 10 rearonabl., desires for proper
reservations which arc offered la sin.
ccfity"
Message y % Fisher.
The governors telegram TO Profe<
Sor Fisher who u working for ratifi.
cation - the treaty of Versailles. was
.,okcd Wv q statement ~ former Pres
ld-nt Taft u was announced. that
Governor Cox's election would mean
an unyiclilng and uncomprumlsing at
iitude on the league"
Il an determined said Governor
Cox's telegram TO secure the earliest
possible entrance into the league of
nations with the least possible delay
and with the lcgs possible feserva.
tinns needed a. accomplish that result.
Must tie Sincere.
Il have nc dpoii that republican and
democratic senators alike will ioyaifs
mlfli lth. purpose mandate which my
election vill signify. shall endcavor
'n insect all rcasunshlc desires for pro-
pcr rcer,aiions which are offered n
sincerity
NV heart IL IN this fight and VIII
pui forth all cff ~ aud make reason
able runrrssiun To- win u that We NAV
secure membership In the league Tor
A. f.f3,.a -"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
STRIKING MINERS
URGED To RETURN
To WORK At ONCE
PREsENT SITUATION CAUSED ny
tNNfSE ACTION or FEW
SAYS PROCLAMATION
UNION OFFICIALS MEET
A. Soon ~ Work in Anihratiia Ei-ldS
j. Resumed Policy Committee
VIII Make Eiort. To Have
Hearing Re.Opened

o. A.s~s's'sd P-ess
iiAZl:LTON. Pa. Sept. lg--Claim.
ing that the present situation In the
anthracite coal region IN tho result rt
the "unwiSc action of = Jew urtftrh
inR men" tn. policy committee Il 'hc
united N'ne workers ~ the hard '"tl
field. tu,i glt issue n pruclnH' tiln
advising and recommending that o.,
fyaI un,0n ~, return tu thei' Ngr,;
and vinjicatc the fai,hfulncss To- cor'
tracts aud the Justice of uur cause
Empow red Go Call Meeting.
Union officials uf the three anthia.
cite districts are empowered by the
committee o. call special tai district
convention ito tSL. such action as
Ihay hr necessary u tn. mine opera
ors attempt Ia discriminate against
amy Of tn. vacation" strikers.
As s-,n as w,rk ~ rrSgm,d Il ih' p'licv
commitic, will proceed Ia Washing.
ton and attempt 10 obtain rcul"nruE
Il the wage negotiations and the
award u the presidential Cual commits
sion.
The .cislon of the COMMITTEE, came
after four days II almost continuous
session. President Thomas Kennedy ot
ditrict number !. chairman Il the com
miitcc. announced that officials I'm.
ncdiatcly IN communicate the prccla'
nation tp their local unions.
Act Without Reply.
lie also announced the committee
had acted without waiting for n reply
trmn S.NrciaTy uf Labor Wilson to
their inquiry ~ to the attitude ~ the
department uf labor should mine opcr-
utuIs attcmnt a. discriminate against
pump men. cnginemen and fircmen
and monthly men who went on 'vaca'
ten Ia district number .. IN sympa.