davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
Gonpers Scores Wilson's
Plan For Labor Disputes

ed by governmental agencies. o.
utherN ise. can produce industrial
Justice Organization " the work
els II the fact uD0n which must b.
predicated the existence of any
disputes or the extension ~ the
riincifics ui democracy a. .adus-
t.y
'U'"y no inti.il.,nt agency can
t,t' tua cni.,e progress in Am',
.hn Industry witiuat orF, niaiiinl
e. tie workers. wa orsinlMiion
coy t...d bY t1r'f uplu % from
the outside Organization bring-
with li machinery which is both ad
cQuli~ and practical
The report of the industrial
conference merits criticism ~ .
very serious nature iL connection
with the emphasis which Il places
ln what 10 terms 'employc repre-
s-nisiion under which generic
term u gtuuns those distinctly 10.
cal shop organizations known us
hon committees shop councils.
work councils and repreentativ"
government in industry " is 20 be-
feared that the commission views
industry from the yiewpoin tot the
-.ugir shop and builds ~ machir-
~ ou the theory tha: A.-puf"s ".
io be- settled shop by shop II such
a view point is to be- actually ear
rcd into operation it will b. most
disasttous
Unavoidable organization with
indebted scope units the "mplOY",
menace to the workers for the
rra-uu tina 40 organizes them away
from each other and pw'- them in
position where shop may be ploy'
cd against shop ot only the vel
fare of tho WORKERS but the best
ECONOMY for the nation demands
that industry insofar a. possible
he viewed in a natio"'' '.rht am
that the workers b. united into Or
rauifaiions covering whole indus
fries ~ Is now the ease with th'
Tea national and intrruaiiona
uuiCu."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
LABOR AND LEAGUE
ARE MAIN ISSUES
OrTN SIIup SHARPLY A>sAIIED
~ WASHINGTON
SENATOR.
ny Associated Pres.

~ Associated Pres.
PITRRE. 5. H.. Mar 2O.--The la
hur situation and the league of
nations were discussed by Major
General Leonard Wood and Senator
Miles poinheNter Of Washington
republican candidates for president
I'm their debate here tonight.
Senator poindeNtr declared that
ian abyss existed" between General
Wood and himself of these issues.
Re argred that he supported reier
ton ~ the league 0f nations covenant
and tha, General wood was on record
na faynring ratification with reserva
tons ~ also declared that hi'
"ol IN shop" labor policy wa
coniray to General Woods views
Senator PondeXter said
The tw omost vital questions be-
lore the country are national
Independence and industrial indc
pcudcuce Inc Is menuced hy iuterna
iional'sm and the other by the closed
.ho"
lutoruationalism proposes that the
control of an International affairs
shall be vested IN q league az ma.
toms. II would substitute the people
nf irtcruationnlism for the neople ol
uationnliiv. The war was fought In
pre.orve the people Of the nationality
md the kaise- propose dlo establish
70 c,riraliged government for the
vnrld Having won the war the pres
idpnt would surrcnder that for which
was fought and established that
for which the kaiser fought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
TWO YEAR PRISON TERN
With fine IS PENALTY
ny rnE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. March 20.-Truman H. Newberry
senator from Michigan today convicted by jury OF
having conspred cmnay in 1918 violate the election laws
Judge Clarence W. Sessions to two years
imprisonment and fine Of S00Oo released bond pending an
appeal and issued statement declaring his intention to
retain his the Senate unless that body decides otherwise
OF the Supreme Court upholds his conviction.
Sharing the senator's fate his brother, John s. New
berry, and fifteen campaign including Frederick Cody
New York, and Paul H. King, Detroit
Both received the limit sentence.
Charles A. Floyd Detroit also sentenced to two
but fined only half much Newberry The brother
fined $4,000 and four sentenced to Leavenworh
The ghte sentence George Ladd OF Surbrdse,
Massachusetts, and he fined ST. 600.
The jury ready with its verdict at l;l2 Less than
half hour later they had been discharged after freeing sixty
sight Of the eighty-fivc defendants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
Biologists Close
Annual Convention

" Associated fr'~s
DALLAS. Ten. March % Wal
lace Z. Pratt of Fort Worta. TcNas
was elected president Of the Amer
lean Association ~ Petroleum geo
lovists "a the "losi1g session ~ the
associations fifth annual convention
here today
Raymond &. Molro Cf Lawrence.
Klrus vls elected editor of the ls-
eociations annual publication Alex
". Mccoy. Barilcsvlllc. oklahoma,
was elected vice president aud
Charles r.. Decker NJ Norman. Okla
homa. reelected secretary treasur-
cr
Oklahoma CITY ard son Francisco
are candidates fDr the i'sl ccnvcn-
liun. selection of which will b" made
w the executive committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
CE\StS l,l'lOl,rS
= = = = > = : = =

- Nfsft Nfsh ittrA
WASHINGTON. March -. pop'-
'aiiou stilirtics for rage announced
tonight by the census bureau IN
cludcd
81 plul. Minnesota 2@i. ~. an
irrrcpse " 1881 or 80 per cent
over 1910.
Alhin'. y. V. ll".3Ii. 'rcr"lsv
1901. ~ i".l p"r cent
Rock Island. ms, 3i.l77 Increase
iO.N41 ur it.b per cent
Waieiylcttc. NV York. lt,0t3. in-
crease p9a or Go per cent.
Rensselaer,. y. y 3" "N-", ia
crease IL, or l.c per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
Prrs> Mccting Postponed.

Vs. fHfH.N N'|fHH
MEMPHIS. March eo-The exec
utlye committee ~ the Trl-States
Press Association. al q meeting here
today. decided 20 postpone the meet
Ing Of the association. which was to
have been held In Memshis this
spring. until next year owing TO de
lay In arranging Tor the meeting
due 10 the recent prevalence OF in
dluenza. March ~ was fixed a. the
date Tor the 1921 meeting. which
will be- held iu this city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
Leases On Oil Land
In Dispute Will Be
Offered To Public
" A.sc-ist.d r,~s

~ Associated r'~ss
OHl. NlIOMA CITY, Mgtch 60
Leasos on all the land IN the he'd of
the Rcd River In cotton aud Ttllma1
counties inclhcing all the property
IN dispute between Oklhama and
Tcvas and the ted II the Red River
10 the south bank as claimed bv
Oklahoma as tho boundary between
the two states. VIII be- offered for
,ale hy the commissioners 'ni the
state land office OF oklahoma ut tho
Ilic capitol on The Afternoon ot
Aprll c. acc,G.ng TO an advertise
moYt being published hy the land
rfficc
rorus hids Cor leases on the d.
spuied lpHd grc PAYABLE only IN OIL
actordinr To the terms NJ the sale.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
4 HUNDRED GALLONS
Of MH|sKEY SEIZED
At WICHITA FALLS
IlnpIE BELIEVED SMt Mt"t'itD "
FROM ~ AI,EI--iNE Mi\
~ JtIi

By Associated Fress.
WICHITA FALLS. Tex, March 81.
Federal officials under hauy u.
rishon. ipccial AGENT oi the depart
mcut of Justice. today sniacG ga
rnllons Of whiskcy alleged to have
b,,n smueglcd here nom Juarof.
u.,i.o Five mon nre hcinr held ~
all ,n conncct.un with the casc The
wri.tsy was tnsen fr,w five iarcr
artomohIlr. raid io have h"en driven
overland frcm ~ raso.
More ihrn doTcn government
agents sent here from ,arious hu-
r.aus of the southwest have heen
working on the cise. mshnp sriG to
nirht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
GERMAN rtODICrS
,RllNI ~ VI We,

vi. pAsO March 20 Ptoturis
from Geiran factories principally
hardware. cutlery inl machinery.
have hcgun 10 arrive IN Northern
Mexico for the firs, time since IN"
uawr. according to Alberto Zolis NJ
VI Paso wholesale firm who arrived
TODAY from Northern Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
BRYAN PREDICTS J.
WAR IN EUROPE
AMERICA ONLY NATION THAT
CNN PREVENT OUTBREAKS.
W. SAYS


BOSTON March 2O.-William j.
rr,an speaking At the Boston city
club tunight. said that u he were any
lndre things IN Europe are now
rolnE toward war" aud that "there
Is not nation that can stop them
except the United States
Mr.. Brya- added that a word OF
advice now may mean more than .
million mer q year from now"
Il believe" he said. that the AM
rrican people ought 20 tell the pres
idcnt and the senate We cannot af-
ford 10 wait wear before We help
Europe II seem. ~ me anything 50
important ~ this ought not TO b
n,a-fin-od IN connection with marty
victory" =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
KANSAS MINERS
PLEDGE To SIitIiL

PEORIA. III. March .0..-AleN
aowat. president Of the Kansas dis
trict. United Mine Workers ~ AM
erica. left tonight Tor Chicago after
receiving from the Illinois mine
workers convention a pledge ~ sup
Port from Me 10.oco miners of this
state In the strike. he Saws will short
lv be called In Kansas 10 test the
VALIDITY NJ the industrial rourt law.
Amid cheers aud nv rising vote.
delegates In the convention this aft
crnoon pledged their support to thc
ansas workers after an address hy
lloWat m which he assailed Governo-
Allen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
JUMPS - fIir: ESCAPES
FROM DETENTION HONE

bt hssnrthieu lftrsi
JOPLIN. Mo. March Ca leap
of twcnt"-fiye feet WAS made hy paW
prOwn sixteen, the other day when
Brown staged q successful break !Or
liberty from the Greene Cou"ty 10
iention Home The boy apparently
vas uniniurrd hv the ump tor d
made q rapid getaway. llc ci1wl"d
through % window Cn tho second
floor nf tie building ana unped from
the rartnv ledge to the ground ~,
was being held In connection With q
drug store robbery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21

Los ANGELES. Cal March 20
The senat. subcommittee invcsli-
eating Mexican affairs. heard here
today from David " church the
story of the executions of q number
ot American eolonisis hy Mexican
soldiers near Alamo. Lower Caifor-
MIA. June II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
CITY Of BERLIN
AGAIN ASSUMING
NORMAL ASPECT
LOCAL SOVIET REGIMES SET ~
IN SMiLL CITIES ~ tTsiDE
OF CN'lTh.
COMMUNISTS ARE FEARED
City l. Protected b, strong l.arbtd
Niir fnianglrm, nis and MAJ
chine Gun>-SlrikC still
Ia Eject
~ Asse, iatcd Tres.

~ Associated ifss..
BERLIN, March 20 Somc,ning
Oi as nUrGial aalv. B !v,urncU 80 Dc.-
al idte ,Uu.y anu tay uIi! iepJ' -
"a diatu.p,hB udtui" ,aH" uum
titles 1ud tuHa, uut-.ur tul Cdpit"l,
rTInCipaI5- ,nuss 20 tir I.A.ri "IJs
uiai ,"H,vts, Natgr local sut.,, lu,-
crhmcuti L..G sul.l,uhi-t regime dts
ueClatcu 40 u.nt b,,u att ~. 30
what "Ateut tnt ryIf ats m gIntfcl
- not urimu.iy kuuNn. Uut ,ns
there ac s,r,O1s Iisutu. .rs ul au
kinds "muLb itnurus ,lvHi.L.- IA
,hesc place, is EcueldiS au,cptvG.
Precautions Idk,n
Fear ot al attach uy tur 'uHunun-
.sts. WHu yestrruIy Nr,s J., pJ. tcd ,u
De marCu.ng uu Iicrlm, has caused
great tehsiuu among uns police aEu
military, wuO have taAen procau.
mons. = duuDl. TOW uI uarb,I wac
onianglcmcats at ali cross streets
IuAs lium the Northwestern part ui
the clty al MolDit jail Ia scnli-
tnCle aiouuu the eiiy as lar as
s''hNfNnNi - hit - lfiuANl wa
with machine guns manned 10y sIOng
coolies oi troops
Decree Issued bN EbCit
A decree by PY,slupn1 Ebcu pro-
claiming state ol seile IN Berlin
may ht,e been iargly Responsible IA
bringing about this decrease in Jls-
orders. but It rs generally believed
that the settling oi the sl.ky u Bon
in. which throughoul tae ,hur, hyyG
regime "a IN. kapp resulted "a mucii
disorganiMtiun. was tue ,hiri elr-
ment IN the rtJtuiduvu 90 40 ltIs,
partially normal conditions.
Workers GIant'd Concessions
II II expected that th, Worhmea
will be given extensive concessions,
although thWe have not been an
nounced Ellll Ia tie Gay the strike
VAS riguTOr !, enforced. socialist
and spalticdu p.chels palrollrng tn
city.
NJ decision relative 10 the future
conduct of affairs IN Germany b.
looked for before the arrival q.
President Ebert and the other mem
hers OF his ministry Nariou, quart-
,rs predict changes In Tue make up
Of the government. Word comes
from stuttgart that the national as.
r"mhly may be- called for Tuesday
IN Berlin has been postponed Ia
TUESDAY The Bourse will reopen
Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
PRINTING COMPANY FILES SUIT
FOR ALLEGED UNPAID BILLS
AGAINST ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE

Nv Associated Pee.
ATLANTA. March 20. Ncbh
nd Vafy comrnny Irlnt"fS. TIL
Ell uii for - f,r..> gsgir't the
ant Hirru league ut America
here today alleged the orrani1n-
ten "a. iu-,lt'r ans ASKED q
Lr1rIhr m superior cDrrt with "a
Niru - a rrcei,'r.hip Non
u.ymlt cf hillt irr prui iE
vns ,.ii to hc she Gauss ot th"
suit
The rctitinu names as dc-
f.nd?uts "thp Anli-Saloon
l.e.enc oi America. which al.o
trades as the International M-
saloon of Amrtica. and as the
anii-.ainon lefsue nf Georgia.
aud i've mdi,id ul, connected
with the ieerue.' activities here.
The uetii!nn asserts that The -
cent drive" fnf funds conduct
"a hy the lclgue fIs e iail"re
w Gclrril ard other tin'"s.
rills fcr printing submitted rnn
ilrL tr lssi Nn, ml'r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
WOOD and POINDEXTfR
Meet IN OPEN DEBATE
REAL DEMOCRACY
IS WOODS APPEAL
VIEWS ON AMEI,iC iNISM OFT.
IINEIb-STI,ONG tOl.ElGN
POLICY FAVORED.

By As.ar,zied Press.
PIERRE. s. d.. March 20.-Ma-
jor General Leonard Wood In his
Joint debate tonight with Senator
Miles Poindexter of Washington.
outlined his views on American
ism" the paramount issue of the
republican party In South Dakota.
in its state campaign The issue
was approved by the republican
state convention December .. when
the convention endorsed General
Wood as It's choice for the nomina-
,ion.
",mrrica First"
General Wood said:
THE platform Of Americanism IL
Amreica first. first through justice
and fair dealings: government under
the constitution with each depart
ment functionlgg within It's limits:
no autocncy of wealth: no autOcra-
~ Of labor. but u real democracy for
both ="
Other points outlined by General
Wood included:
"A strong nut not VuaftlNolh'
foreign policy: tolerant, seeking
peace. but protecting the interest NJ
Americans wherever they are resid-
ing
More Paw for Teachers.
"A sound public school system. An
adequate wage for our teaching
force
"a careful regulation Of immigra-
tion with q view To keeping out un-
desirable and dangerous elements.
Unqualified endorsement OF wo'
mans suffrage us something which
will purify and strengthen American
politics
Rigid economy In the admins
iration OF national affairs. 4 bud
get system.
industrial Justice. with a square
deal Cor both labor and capital"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
SENATOR NEWBERRY FOUND GUILTY
"Pussyfoot" Johnson
Opens Dry Campaign
In French Nation
~ A.snlinl,d

~ Nssnfihisd lttss
PAIRS. Mar. 2O.--William T..
"pnssyfOot" johnson has inaugu-
rated prohibition campaign IN
France lie addressed Paris au-
dionce for the first time on prohi-
bition this evening under auspices
Of the blue cross society
Prohibition In America" said
Mr. Johnson. lis the most beneficial
measure adopted. The iails are
rmpticd. the banks are iuil u;
money aud the people are happy I
have no advice Ia give 10 France but
II the country wants to achieve real
lihcriy lct 1t adopt absolute proL,.
b'tiOn.
n" .pukc to rather small iil'-
eur,. ~ .ftly Of women and the 40 i.
,cir ., ga silently.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21

10 As.ucaird rr-.s
WNyHlNGTON. Mar 90 Recon-
ty Pres. Wilson's con
ference fur the settlement Of indus
trial unrest we're attacked today by
samue! Gumpers. president ot the
American Federation Of Labor.
The labor header IN prepared
,taiemcn, said the machinery Tor adj
iusiing dispute between employees ana
.rmpln,.s which has for years been
IN existence in practically every or
.lnizrd industry IN the United states
is rperior io the machinery nov sug
scsied hy the industrial conference.
both boz point uf simplicity ana ~
Mass uf Machinery
"NIas .nf Machinery. "
"yhc conference" said Nr Com
por' "has d.ylsei mass ul ma
rhinr.v tn he made eiieciN" hN
law. composed of national indus
ui.l board aud local and regional
conference and boards ni Inquiry.
The vhoie situation iu ilts respect
may ". summed up gs follows
TrIrl aud tested machinery for
NnnI |NUIf|fIN NN.N NN NN.NA HfN NNNi wv
tween employers and "mplo,cs
wherever employes are organized.
This machinery t1n'iiuu- p,r-
fertl, WHEREVER employers ior~ate
the spirit of dominance and the at
tHude uf democracy
ni>cirdi> Hc>uli>.
"Thruuuh the use ot tlis mae
rhiurr, f hr. r'su found possible
to maintain irir.'rial pescr with
ro stnru1rc cf work pf uu, k.ul
Ton periods ranging from ten iu 90
wear. No machinery devised hy
the government or its aEeucics o'
suprrvised tv the government go
anv of its arrrCirs. could achieta
rrsuu. SUPERIOR tu the results
achieved D., the maehinety which
has Ion been iuuurrai ON IN ouI
industrial llic
Organization Upheld.
In irdusiri's whore The eWn'nt
- arc NOT orrBrised NO machiH
,,y ~ auK hfnd Nhefher supert -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
Sugar NaINanccs.

w ~" HT9W TTF"F
SAN FRANCISCO. March 90
The price Of sugar from the refiners
to the wholesalers was advanced one
dollar hundred pounds today hy
the Western Sugar Refinery and the
Honolulu Plantation Comranv The
previous figure was Sli q hundred
and the new price was the highest
ON record. II was stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
ANOTHER TIE-UP
Of COAL INDUSTRY
THREATENS NATION
POSSIBILITY ~ GENERAL tES-
SlTION uF WORK DiCLtiiED
TO ENlST
FEDERAL ACTION RESENTED
Prosecution ~ Operators aud Miners
For Alleged Violation of lever
Vet Given ~ Cause iOr
Probable Action


d. Associated frr~
INDIANAPOLIS. ind. March 20.
Possibility Of anothcr tic-up of the
nations coal Industry beginning
Npril first was declared tc exist as
a resplt of the governments prose
cation of operators ana miners Tor
alleged violation of the Lever fuel
control acti In stateemnt issued
tonight by T.. u. LOgdson, OF India
r1Olis Mr.. l.OdgsOn, one OF the five
coal operators arrested today Dy
federal officials, and one Of % men.
operators or miners. indicted by a
federal grand jury here for alleged
conspiracy Ia enhance the price ~
coal.
ISSUES Statement
Mr. l.Cdgson's statement declares
that. according 10 information re-
teived by thu operators. the govern
nent Is proceeding on the hypothes'
l. that joint wage conferences are
aud have been illegal and this theory
lorms the basis for part, AT least,
of the charges against the coal men.
II this n true, ne sara, " Us pfnOaD"
confer enCcs 10 establish now wage
scale effective April will be post
poncd until after that date and pos
sibly indefinitely. and tha miners
will refuse To work after April !,
when the contract expires, unle1d u
new scale IL agreed on.
Incon>ist.nc, Charged
The statement asserts that thi
governments action is inconsistent
with statement given out by Pres
idoni Wilson yesterday when he
urged operators and miners to get
together under the majority report
uf the commission which lnxesti-
gated the coal situation. The presl-
dent in this statement. In effect gave
sanction 10 the idea of collective
bargaining In the coal Industry. Mr.
l.odcsOn said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
COMMUNITY WORK
WILL Be ORGANIZED
ON NATIONAL SCALE
TENTATIVE PLANS OtTLlNED
iiy LANE At WASHINGTON
CONFERENCE

ry Associated Fres
WASHINGTON. March 2e.--'TeLt-
ntlye plans for naturalization Of all
community center work were Out
lined today at the conferences on COM
munlty organizations. called BY
former Secretary Lane Represent
aiiyes Of the governors OF thirty
states. community organizations
clubs. government bureaus, business
labor aud the church were present.
Projects Favored
Projects favored were observance
Of "ncirhbors day" on June IL. or
ganization OF national executive
committee 10 coordinate center work.
observance Of Decoration Day ana
Labor Day simultaneously. use OK
school houses as social centers In r'i-
iai communities alike. cooperative
huying and selling OF staple COM
modlties.
Offers New Plan
Tonight Carl vrooman. former as
ritant secretary Of agriculture. Of
Tered counter proposal 10 the
Plumb plan. Declaring that this
greatest need OF America is indus
trial peacc." he advocated that usi-
ness men continue to conduct their
institutions rs In the past tvcept
that labor and the purchasing pub
iir be allowed minority representa-
ton on all committees and boards OF
management and that after n fair
return was paid on capital invested
snd deureciation charged off the bal
ance be distributed equally between
the capital. management. labor and
the public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
WHITE FARMER
SHOT N NEGRO

BV Associated PfeSr.
PINE BLUFF. Ark. Mar.
20 John Wolff. white fari Z
mer. residing near Rison was
shot three times late today by q I
negro Lucky" Worthen and
perhaps mortally wounded.
worihen escaped The men I
had Qnarreled shortly before I
the shooting occurred.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21

Orders Ia stand before the bar th2
men ranged themselves In crescent
the senator on the left and his bro
ther next. then came Alan X Tenn
pleton. president of the Detroit
hoard OF commerce; Milton oakman.
u Detroit political leader; y. v
Chilson. head Of the Newberry
spelkers bnrenH and recently At
lachcd to national republican head
uaYters: eGorge S. l.add sturbridgr,
Massachusetts,. good reads adyo'
cate aud 81 yeats old today: Rogc-
VI. Andrews. publisher. Richard
State labor commissioner. William
J. Nickel a former democratic lead
or In Michigan and no wof Oshkosh
who was manager of James W.
Heimc. opponent of Henry Ford IN
the 1918 democratic primary. Fred
Henry of Flint one OF Fletcher's
subordinate. Hannibal 4. Hcpkins.
81. Clairo. director OF publicity In
the Newberry campaign: AMI Henry
q. Turner and James v MctirrgDr.
Dertoit. finncial AGENTS of tho New
berry organization. Jidge Sessions
asked II any wished To say anything
before sentence was prcn acne d.
They stood mute. Then the cnnrt
read the time honored formula ~
sentence.
prunnunrcs Sentence
Truman n. Ncwberrv. In your
ease. u Is the judgement Of the court
that Won b, confined In 're pcnitcn-
tiary at Leavenworth. for the fh.l
time and period of two years aud
fined $4,000" he said.
No one stirred Hs the audionr"
learned that the Judge had assessed
against the principal defendant. tho
heaviset sentcice.
immediately after the sentences
had hcen passed Frank Daily. of
lndlanopils. resistant attorney gem
eral and chief prosecutor. wiped tho
slate elem hv mO"ing dismissal of
ton of the l3i re spondcnts 10 ~"
indictment who had p'cnded "no
cOntes, d"
DO Da,S fnr tpprai
Ninety days we're granted defer sc
attorneys In witch to parfec' IN Tn-
peal Then court adiourred
Several Juror said ilat M 30
Tense testimony itself WAS laiFnly
responsible for the adverse verdict.
particularly Kings statement that he
had wawra ned Newbsrry In New
YORK that the camraiTn would cpst
M least $50 00N n was also learned
that in view of this TESTIMONY aud
tho letters between King and New
berry introduced nv the dPferse IA
show patriotic motive aud innocent
intent In tho campaign. ne Jurors
had no difficulty IN agreeing that =
conspiracy had existed With this
rs basis they started 10 ballot on
whether ~ m" g defendants were
guilty and rtood ~ nine io three I'll
FRIDAY on this proposition EARLY
today this vote vas changed 10 ten
20 two but when deadlock lonmed
the majority agreed not to ait"mot to
convict the minor defendants One
vote oulr was taken on Newh'ir'. II
wdt twelve 10 nothing for guilty