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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
Circus Tickets viii Be .
Given to Boys and Girls

whee kids Tickets d Robinson
performances
sept y
0 great o. you
Wei -
this show.
tricks Ike beings
daily
caratnses 10 NJ d
years
ori<naI
Grandpa
tnss o them.
MS money. starting a
into br
Buchanan
poDerty Two
2ort great cD8ntry
know soot the tickets.
and sFis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
TULSA RITE BOOSTERS
COME BY SPECIAL
East Side Metropolis Contributes
t6 Members To the Present
Double Header Glass
The Roster

Tulsa hooslera who are always in
evidence ~ the Scottish Ilite r.
unions arc cut IN strong furca a. The
c9nslsiory reunion this week They
came BY special train Is stfone. s.
members u the delegation beiut Ia
The class aud the balance worklns
an tho teams and 81 the offles ~
visiting with ihp brethren The par
sonel u the delegation Is AZ follows
MfMnERs or f'lAea ~ u Abruas.
~ h blask. y + liobmss y a. Hmm
garner. Audle nnftty. & 4 baira. J ~
ceil "a W chsfnhefs. A n noom*. d
y. i,sfman. q W. patY. VIA n Eiilett
David Fisher Wm y fofd O. s ffef
iana. ! Il tngua. & VI 0fiaef ~
filaesmire, e u Gump. " w igaley.
q llenslaW. . J. Itsfy6. n lfilf Il
q Holloway. = u dewsfi 4 iiugili.
" " Ilnynee y I. Jeusa. = ! Kfamef
e A. Aaeijehsia. & ~ Nailliess. "
n r Ninixan. " ". Aslz, Hilae Nsf
my. Il J.. Oldham. u Ornan J
Pheasant. W T. raYner ~ A. Pfeasief.
Y i. Eosefs. NJ NJ Resabsfty. a r
sehriekram. Herman silserklein, o. a.
Tisdsle. ". y Tfimbsp a H Turner.
8 ! Underwood j T. tan Haat b. g.
wsidf u 4 Wills q " woodward
= y ~uer'A y if zinn
Ffm1fsg SnK1HHE~ Eiea q. raf
rews - ifou. a Andrews. ssa hon
tfank 4 fo1ard. y T. FagistaA. ~
A l. I,shpeF. ~ Hon Hal s.. Hambo
Fred woodsep n . cnIiias A. . Hall
FfeG Topplia. iosene Adams s. n Ap
plsxaie. h. D copsisnd. Paul i,pcker.
Harry welliner. a1s X q & n NJ. aud
Mrs. Ley Wilson. " A. Tabor. ". H.
fiendfen, u. 6. Lanafslr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
MiNcrdnd VIII BE
President of France

Paris. Sept - Premier Alsssaaee
Nlllefaaa was thcsen a. eanalaata
fef she presidency te su1eeea Fornsay
President peseheNsl who rssiansA ~
ehlst sssevtlve ~ me rspuhlie. ~
cause AZ so health. ~ tae lasng eawat
% sNs mershsFN ~ ahs senate sna
chsmbsf ~ deputies IL sNs sseass
chamber shfs Afssfneaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
SOCIALISM ~ NEW YORK
GWEN ANOTHER RAP

Albany 81 sea M After
three 81 the rive Socialist membera ~
ihc Ne~ forA assembly had been ~
pelled yesterday evening ~ vote
of the solonp The remaining two r.
signed This ~ lhe sneuna time the
assembly haf onsted the Socialists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
NEW OIL It~I I.OA~
TIO> ~ A>>Ot NtID

The southeast ~ The northeast ef
1914 west. IL lhe location selected
~ fhe Cihsmpiln Winkisr company II
make the test for Oh iu tiA esrsseunl
nelNhborhood 1he eompAnT slll
spudin within ten days The Chape
iln Wlnhler company opened fhe Oar
ber field and 4 financially able to
handle any Kind of a dfIlllug deal
rha test wlli start With 29lneh 49,
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
Prominent Irish
MANUFACTURED
Is AsSassinafed

Dublin. Sept 22.--covnsy cous.
cillor lynch, prominent Limrlei
manufacturer, was shot dead this
morning IN his hotel apartment ~
the center of Dublin. isis asesll-
ants are alleged 70 nave seen
BLACK and Tan" police
The murder took place AZ }
O'Clock this morning, according -
the press associations account,
when Uniformed men entered thu
hosteiry. the Royal Exchange Hotel
and eoirp straight 10 the reon ~
their intended victim shot Rim
dead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
BOSTON MAYOR is
WARMED nv "REp nAhoe

BoHfon Sept 22 A letter ecfaNlei
in red int end warning Mayor Peiofs
tha' you ~ill got your medicine
next was received by sha mayor 20
day iie ireaied a as a Joke. opt
saia be- would turn q over "a lio ns
iire THIS If the ,Aird threafeuax
letter received hs Mayor Peters with
81 year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
IND stiIOOl. iIiiDnIN
NAD? Ilil.s tI,I. NOT

Enid uhlp Sept over elxa
hundred al9ldenia ate 90 an ga
f"fctd yaeatiou here to-day Willis
wofkmen are repairing the piumblng
Hytsnnl a. the hlsh Wehonl which wAA
nippi'sd up yeaterslaY 'rha tfonble
was found before any damaws no tn4
building wAe dour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
M,rtHETT BROTHERS IT'D
M HAYNES can AatSNr>

Al aaeney fpr tha isNysa@ aafs
and tne Liberty SIS as.s Aeaa sAfalr
llAled la esnthrie Harvey Mna Aass
Masshnis will have sfaswt ~ sfsa
new agency which tas sa@ asstaasss
viii b. located Al she eeranaisulsl
building on East fsAn@Ssn ssas
on fine naleafo8rn .af Nv llsnA
up "ws arr agents svs mo lsnsaas
eomlmny IN Eosmn kR8fsmAer sA
Payne COMMITTEES ana ~sH ~ aFAr ~
business The nsFmse 4a = as
~ the hess high class sws aaasss
tured The Libertf ~s v - .aa*
ually excellent wesFsm pFAud Af
and both are p*Sutar ml4 tA
Matehetl today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22

WAshiasEnn. Sept 81 The ewases
N the traMeal hurricane paasaa ln
iana wnst III the NAaAiAatwpI Ftsss
aurlnn tlp nlkht and u nos nssF
nnFthHrn i.enlalaAa sha weather. N#
rsan announced ~ 81 10 y ~ u ~lf
diminish 10 intenslty, the hsfsaR
Aaya warnlHsn weFW ordered d0~m aw
ihe Kalf coast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
~. nI\n NAN GIFTS
LOST AUTOMOBILE n

Ray nhuaAs 81. Reno man. eaxte ~
CMthfie lass nlKhl ia cofnpany wtEs
deputy sheriff Identified re Ratwlt
car stoleu nv walsas Ianrs smY sHfsf
bis car homa We waA hagsv sat
eomplmanted Sheriff lsobsFsNam "a
his anieh work
Walter jones' fhe bar wNg ~ms IN
lhe eef admitted thar he hsA snlAa
tbs car tnd waa returned 70 y lN#nuf
tor tgial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
THIS NEGRO JUMPED Rlcnr
ikro ARMS OF Law

Esia OKLA Sent s2 oscar pask
neFFo Was arrested Nsre this narn
ing phea ho ailrtiea from TRAIN
rom kansas cay Almost ierr
ances q; coealne aad morphine vefe
'tkeu ff0p hls persou ascor'fn4 to
the shefaits foree. ~Ae hsiiete De- is
oue ~ i numi~r " aoE~ sWugFleet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
JAPANESE Gnu wHo Nlllfo

bTLF nv F- q. FHOM TULAA
Tulsa. Okla. SEPT ~ pollee affl
clais today declared they believed the
japanese eiri who plunged % her
death off tho i2th street vladues in
Kansas City last night ~aa paani
klsnukl. pretty 70 year old dauontNr
~ truck farmer living near rulsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
SUGAR CROP MAY
! Be BADLY D / ICED
WINS DOWN A>DI IN
TINT uf DAMstI Not
KNOWN RitE A>D ST.
Gan SECTIONS mr.
nsi,nI~T. ti~lII>.
tnAIr SAIE


Kew orrlars. ssnt. 2smsfks tfan.
AtAl hHgffean@ lMas nl0hs hls tne
Louisiana aessl ssrlklns ~sth terrific
feFes a palus CLOSE 10 Maeaan CRY,
aeeafdsHa NJ aH announcement early
TO-DAY ~ o., ! ~ elias. alssries Fsfv.
easter " the laesl weather bussau.
FsaF persons are keswn ta be dsaa
and muen injury sa eFapa and svaAr
care IA reported fyam thw Is~sanas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
rExAs soLons ARE NOT
ANXIOUS no MEEr

Austin. Texas. seps ~ Tho spe.
eial legislature called BY Governor
Hobby II NOT proving success. II
keeps The sergeant at arms busy hunt
ing for absent members ~ order 70
make quorum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
ArrrR rHr nFll COMPANY

ot'sboms sgtf ssp e The sia.a
corporation mpleeion today SUR
'Nonea shn so1ihweslcra Rcn rcle.
phone Company % a4sear Oeio'Ar
tta 90 sho~ cause whY pf~sent rates.
ana c'mrses s'oald nos d. rsslnc 4
fn conform e tbs quality 81 seryls 4
cndcred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
He WON rHa CHAIR

Mrs l. j. Burnett, residing on
route l. drew th. sgs rocking chalr
given away free az the fair BY the ~
taii merchants association yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22

NeE s-fezrH la. s%s< p 1873
1r-sgss rs.z Tzrrs1af gensssllT ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22

HFf y
View orIeArA. aepi ss Win wlsau
dewn hstwepn here ala points alonA
Shp NWlf eoaal " the wews. wemssar
hafsap officials to-day wsra uspevleus
le# exsfeme dlfilrulIy III obsalning ~
formation Frum ths saetlea where th~
alpfm laased lalana
Southern paelile railway Uffialala
aaId tnelr trains frnm slAt aeeeon
aefe bvlmw WTuAgly aelat~f herAHae
M hlsh waisr and aesgruetkm OF lnla
gfnph wlrea
aaasr Crop aessnusrsa
AnxlrtY waM expyupmad hrrn fus ths
sugar and slr~ tFpRn
Nennn city IN elane ~ one % tha
grmteat FleeaFewinR aaetlnn~ af
Louisiana rs the North snsar
Plantations ~ Tin Tvche reantfy
wsfr nateyed " hnvs besn h lne AZ
rres paih ~ thn storm
EaAis allnus soJay werN thai giahlnk
villages aIong thA eoaal figured n
MN ulxhta storm. Ia nsFIaa n
Ealsa ana did ppt experience me fug
iprea " tha main disturbance
fha customary damage which fuls
loas heavy WlnSs waa reported frNes
tha villages railroad bridges we~
ihyu~n oas ~ plauh and trafns wwFw
ielaYed oa fha fnuisvlllo 4 Mash
yllI~ railroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22

- q &c I.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
suOscr,Ds for Tne rE'iltonn,i 1 ! /
|. 81 OR 4 / ]: NEWS i;
TWENTY POUNDS OF FAST hi f4 4:
e. ,ES#s BOXING CAT THE GRAND

Twenty rounds Of fast boxing will
be staged at the Grand theatre on
May IS under the auspices and for
the sbefiefit of the Ralph Oracle post
81 the American LEGION For the
main event, Jack Young Of Crosby,
who cleaned sup Il everything in his
class fr four divisions Of the navy,
viii meet AL Tardy of this city, who
also has an enviable record. This
event will be eight sthree-minute
rounds and promises to. be exception
ally good. II l 3s., = Z. y S3 ts5;.I2
n Two 3preliminaries and q semi
|lwindup Will be staged by the fastest
available in the city. a
|two-reel comedyiw will be shown prior
to the opening round. Tickets are
alread on sale at hBarker's9 and all
are urged TO procure seating as soon
as possible since every seat in the
house is reserved. ID 5 *:s4 b.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
NEW sENNETrI COMEDY h IN 3
4 COMING 70 REX SOON

g.
} Mack selnlnett's newest comedy
creation, 4 five part comedy produce
ton '.Downs On the Farm. /, ire1R regarding
vh,ch thera M, h...,, - as,,,d 4, g,
-; -. 's 80 ~ 80 = -
ceptionsaaiIly IavoFaDie comment since I
its issuance by United Artists Cor
poration, will be the feature at me
Rev theatre IN Anr,, az sorrd - -.
Inc .tha naonia ~ HI. rcom r rnnn, 80, s A. =
5nnnortnnity -, uitn sasinr : :, cc;,, ~; ~
nrodnctinn ~ i :, = :, An, ~:
forv - ! = =, ! ~ - III
,rha r.,..ae =, 4, ~, :, ! & II. T., II.
=. =, ~ .,ast : rcs,s 4Y,,,tsS ..,... ~
: r- ation .. M : - ~ rn.dssed ~ ~
- IS - nrod1rsio, ~ II I, .nrs !, ! q, z
stmda thsf - ~ In a;i "a ia ! III
~ -. 80 nss.,... a1 .n @py 49, - :
All. Mc.,,sS : 800 !, .Is al ~ :.
10. No.; 49, Srr 49, rs. ~ - -
intel IrtISts vor.ia not co .r.t 4 70 m.
aifsnnlv =. "a ths dsstrih,,3; ~ Il, ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
other days. The added attraction
also promises to be Y. except ionally
1 1 'RExI. THEATR|E T0FIGHr,

81
ga Admirers Of Harry Carey should be
particularly; interested IN his forth
coming release on the Universal pro-
gram, ga Gun Eighth Gentleman. a
which will be shown at the Rex the
EatTe tonight. .ls5i: !,
Harry Carey dis mot only the. star
Iof this virile WESTERN story,but also
the author, in ollaborat ion with his
director: Jack slterd. That ME- Carey
Ii sas clever at; writing as at acting
pilot oplayA has sbeen demonstrated
before, and ~ 9un fghtins Gentle
man" gives further i proof s0fs this
popular screen hero versatility. y
Is The star Us. assist I'm this fsatuTs
BY Barney Sherry, Kathleen O'Con-
nor, Harry Van Meter, Lydia Yea
mans Titus, Duke lee, Joseph Harris
and a group Of hiss famous cowboys.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19

~ Columbus 7.s Louisville Isl NJ il in,
nings) !. n III VI isS.
Toledo 10, In,dianapolis 5 ]. " 37s ga
81 National League. Ts
Cincinnati "a 1, Chicago IS. 5s
Z Pittsburgh 8, st. Louis 20 az In
sningsl .a. .t5 Il & n 4, Il .@s
sas sBoston-New y ork, postponed, rain.
Philadelp hiarBro klyn, ostponed,
rain. a q,
Americana league. Y
Chicago 4, Detroit 0.
st: Louis 5, Cleveland 4 s$s
I Boston 2, Washington stI4 in
gningsy NJ N !: n
5f New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES postponed,
rain re S. .5. 534.fs n 5s,S
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19

4 At IS q clock the f;preiimtnafts1|
which are sure toSbe .excepti onally tin-||
fteresting will begin, and then the
big event will @be staged. The bout
has been arranged at popular prices
that all Benidji fans may have =. an
opportunity to see Curtis IN action
again. Manager Harding of the
Grand wishes to assure the LADIES'
that d good clean show Is promised
and that their attendance Is especiatl-||
" invited. III d 81 Y. q,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
NEWS or THE THEATRES.
LEGION REVUE I';,,

Containing such acts as Jamessand
Darling, Eddie Russell, al Schnee.
man, Fred Lundberg, the King or the
Swede dialect comedians, the De-
pstroyers quartettte, the Legion Adinst..
,rels, and one added attraction put on
especially for the tour the company
y now making. the Americas Legion
Revue g which. comes here on April q
ZOE the Dement, % the Ralph Oracle
post, " vaudeville reviewer real mer-
+! Besides these acts, the company
|is bringing an fAmerica a sI.eg zion Or
c sll - y Ely q ~ ~
81: James and Darling feature Jimmy
James and his piano accordion. Of
which he Is u master, and Miss Oar
ling. xyloph hone. player Of pre-emin-
lence. This term turns out both
c1ASsical music and the popular jax5.
/ II Eddie Russell is Z great 4 eccentric
tramp and dance artist, and his now
city wood shoe dances are the lat
sst In Jazz terpsic hore can art. AS =
1eaSS4 av a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
.,,-s y = |. y, M 1900 .,
IN, THE 3 81 s u b. "BlT"

Prison doors yawns for the Shiny and traitorous
I Bergdoll. New York which sometimes bestows HON.
airy citizenship upon distinguished persons who
tarry within her hospftable borders has our sympa
thy for In all probability the
will do his bitD behind the strong wallis Of Castle,
I William IS $@a ;.#*.. y = %l X .@.S
a. Who, wants the "distinguished" Bergdoll! No
more than any other decent Community or individ-s
ual will New York relish hts presence or his pro
pnquity During the recent trial by general COURT
marital Bergdos fellow prisoners at Fort Jay.
pressed % vigorously their contempt for the un-
wantsd Stacker that Bergdoll imperviouslt to shame
as he!has been--begged Tor 9 solitary cell !. 4;
And ,Bersdoll is wanted; wanted for just one
purpose and that is to complete his term in prison
and live thereafter Life 81 oblopn breathing
reminder Of the harsh but Just fate that America
bequeathsst o traitors The crime for which Berg
doll trisd ID punishs dsath. But Bergdoll
will live and the longer helives tho longer will be-
the lssson and fthe stronger the warning to those
cravens who In future would emulate his example:
By such lessons are nations cleansed and made
heart-whole. o. .%%&.$t $g.sas$ -Tt;.,-@. HI
And lest We focus too intently our vision on
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the reminder may. ba,
timely that he stood not alone. There are IN fact
by official government count 1891 others besides
him who have been filling their lungs with the free
air they refused to help keep freed, and now that
the hour of approaches invoking the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
MEETS EVERY 0cCAsIoN.

& Elsie Ferguson lis happily cast IN
the film version OF Sir, Arthur Wfn9
FPinero's drama, Fills House In
ORDER which appears last times,
at the Elko theatre, t0nieh NJ
3 The story relates the troubled adj
ventures that befell a vivacious girl
who entered the home as q governess
and afterward becomes her employ.
er's second wife. The discovery that
his hrst wife was not exactly: the
paragon which he thought Sler aud
the insults to which the heroine ii
sub ected ny the relatives the 4sAd
woman. lead TO, q highly dramAtit
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
REX 'f|'E||:;''l||(''I'|R|||E||'|
l. )||''IO'DAY1IINY!7

he famous Harry Carey Flying
Squad IRON Or .Cow-P unchers Is seen IN
Esupport of the star in = a q Gun
EEixhtin' Gentleman ii !, - - 6 /.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19

II DEFEATS I: u Is GREASY ]; noses D i
A1oa8- a10l1x0D


Sometimes as we walk along Hthe street We are
convinced that Il there is shortage 81 anything III
2 this world Il isn't talcum powder. Bemidjf Pio-
neer t .HS i:ns K Gs- .5 d.. ;$t vi
pains us To- disagree with the newseditor of the
Pioneer. but II we ever accumulate wife and she
doesn't use talcum powder we are going &toaaimf
her forI the door. -Baudette Region. s III, 5@.
Y HouV q ~ RICHES \ lll MT
Mrs. NewFich: Did you take your medicine this
morning.! + .s#s .syS. isE4 .s&5%
y Mr.. NswRich; No Il made tho ahoussmaid swallow
It. Whats tbs use Of having housefuli Of serv.
ants Hive don't make chem do the disagresable
work for us!--Le Rire, Paris = Is +- ~ -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
GEORGE WALSH ~ f.rHEis SHARE

q George Walsh, the big athletic
star who has played i'm soSmany out
door adventures, plays from the VIM.
Fox studies, comes to the Grand
theatre for tomorrow Tuesday,
only, In his latest production, The
Shark" up 4. \ il :,sg&,f2 r:3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19
WHO NlssHIH,IRl1D0lI,f

s And who is SBergdoll? Grover G. Bergdoll Is 9
young mans belonging to wealthy family who did
not answer the draft call. After escaping Uncle
sam from the time Of his call to services until few
,he was finally caught Am his mothsr's
I; house. & whether from Prod srnan ssympatAya0r
personal cowardice hes failed respond know
not ne chose his psn ofsaetion and his choice
has led him to sentence Of sAys ysars ilsprison-
mert, forfeiture 81 ali pay and allowa sand =
dishonorable discharge which defriyes hin from
exercising his citizenship after his i'm
prisonment has expired. ss g#s3 -
So tar as the individual Bergdoll II
matters little to this country, but HIS
thousands Of other cases and II bscA great
ance to know that ad4Qua4G ent ig being
meted out to rich and spoos
to know that BergdolRs wealth was not abis toAb,y
his freedom. v; NJ 5s5 N ys{
There are over 100000 men who failed to- re-
spond to- the draft ca1f Of their scountry md III
justice Is those who served It ~ the duty
government to diligently HUNT these out and ap-
portion to Them the punishment due then. And
to those who ned across the border into Mexico an
opportunity should never be given to- return as3
Americans They have forfeited all right $to be
called Americans. s. f%@ S B8sE.s f
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19

ID watch outifor children; child can start quicker
than Il car can stop s5 i.f( Ss % n
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19

x when person buys q motor hicle T he shish-
ways are not thrown In 81 " 3zs53 8s' :1s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19

None but thoroughbred pigs and chickens over
ret crushed under motor vehicle sf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-20
CAR SHORTAGE
 IS MOST ACUTE

New York, May 20-The car short age coupled with labor disturbances on the railroads is rapidly creating an acute situation here, it was said by business men. who asserted that building operations were being seri- ously affected. The Merchants As sociation yesterday announced that a number of additional manufacturing establishments had been forced to close because of lack Of raw materials and others would close perhaps every day from now on unless something drastic was done to relieve the situa- ton.
 One large contracting firm report ed that five out of nine building op- erations had been halted because of inability to secure supplies and cited the fact that they have waited two months to get a carload of steel from Youngstown, Ohio, and one month for carload of bricks from Trenton. the latter place just a few hours run from New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-20
Several
 Took Part
 In Crime
Witnesses At Inquest Trace Wanderings of
 SckineOvich.

More than one person was iInpli- cated in the brutal murder of Stanis- law Sckineovich at Rooster river, Fairfield, last Friday night, in the opinion of Medical Examiner William P. Donaldson of Fairfield, who per formed the autopsy on the body, Sat urday afternoon and who testified at the inquest held by Coroner John J. Phelan today.
 The Medical Examiner bases his opinion on the fact that about six feet from where the body was found there was a. pool of blood which was con fined within an area. of two feet and that the blood came from the gash across the throat of the murdered man.
 The doctor says the blood would not be confined to this small area unless someone held the body whf1a his neck was cut and for the two or three minutes while the hemorrhage lasted, from the severing of the jugu- lar veins in the neck. The arteries were not severed. If they had been the doctor said, the hemorrhage would have taken a much shorter i time.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-20
DANIELS REPLY 10
 CRITICS
Precedents Els. tablished By Those
 Before Him.

Washington, May 20 - Secretary Daniels today replied to the criti- cisms of naval officers that he did not take adequate steps to secure suffi- cient personnel for the navy before the United States entered the war. He told the Senate committee inves- tigating the navy's conduct of the war that efforts to link his personnel policies in 1914 with the World War had been "abortive'' and declared that if he erred then it was because he followed the precedents establish ed by those who preceded him in of- flee.
 He had been criticized by Rear Ad- mira1 Fiske and other officers because in 1914 he only asked Congress for enough men to fill the peace compile nents of the ships, MT. Daniels said although he was only following g recommendation of the general board, made in conformity with es- tablished policies of the department
 MT. Daniels reviewed at length all the personal legislation during his term of office and told the committee that what the navy did in enrolling and training young men during the world war has had no precedent ir any navy during the last or any pre- viouS wars"
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-20
100 Deputy Sheriffs
 PatrO11ing Streets

Matswsn- W Va May 2e.---A hun tlred deputy sheriffs armed with rifles are patroIfinE the streets here today a nd de6achments of the state constab- ulary are expected to arrive at any moment as the result of the killing of twelve persons last night in battle between private detectives and citi- gems. The situation was quiet this morning.
 The deputies rushed here late hast night tsv Sheriff c. T. BiankenShrp of NIinEo county had matters so yell in hand that they made no effort to Eis- perse gatherings Of citizens at the Norfolk and Western railroad station where the state troops were expect d to leays their trains when they ar rived
 Williamson, W. Va, May 20-Six troopers of the West Virginia state police arrived here at dawn on their way to Matewan. w. Va, according to ASheriff G. T. Blankenship of Mingc
 \unty. He reported there had beer
 o further disturbances in the mining town where a battle between private detectives. citizens and the authori ties occurred last night Armed dep uties were still patrolling the streets awaiting the arrival of state constab u1ary men,
 The list of dead had been reduced from 12 to 10, he said, with five re ported wounded.