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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-26
HIsiAY ma y. y roRrI tAD


Weddue bcas aaxe od0s #8c
sounded aa The hIi Pvt George r.
Williamson oil this place aud Eva c.
Collins of Salem were united ia mar
riaee August 18th al tn brides
home in Salem The bride wore a
beautiful gown OF silver gray silk
crepe de chine trimmed with pink
silk and carried a bouquet OF sweet
peas and bridal fern The groom
is the only son OF Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Williamson and has spent his life in
this vicinity. where he is very popu-
lar. The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Collins Of Salem.
She is a member of the class OF 10
Of the Kingield high school and has
many friends here. After the eere-
mony the young couple returned to
their home on the hill, where they
will stay a while.
DR. T. F. Pennell is having large
garage built by his cottage on the hill.
Gilbert Boyce is hauling the lumber
from Kngfied.
Alice Thompson has returned home
from Portland whore she has been
spending a few weeks.
Mrs Horace Winter with son Emile
from Kngiield were callers at Man
ley Atwood's Friday.
DR. Hutchins and wife accompanied
by Berkeley Hutchins and vile made
trip over the hill. Sunday If The
Doctors car.
Mr. and Mrs Will Farnham attend
ed the wedding of their nephew Geo.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-26

Miss Emma Day of Maiden. Mass. is
stopping at the Day cottage for
vacation of few weeks
Miss George A Hayden of Portland
who came to Athens six weeks ago
to care for her brother who passed
away August IS, is now stopping at
her old home. She will return to
Portland next Thursday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-26

Robert Boardman who VAS operated
upon Il short time agp a. fhe Somerset
Hospital was brought horn. Wednes-
day Of last week he ! raining a
well as can be expected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
SAYS NO MOTIVE
HAS BEEN PROVED
AGAINST PROVOST
Counsel For Defense Attacks
States Testimony As
Unreliable.
BY United Press :

BY United Press:
MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich, ZZ.-
The prosecution in the trial Of Lloyd
Provost. charged with the murder
OF J. Stanley Brown, failed 10 es-
tablish "A motive for the crime and
the testimony OF the principal state
witnesses. Mrs Mile Jelsonne and
Can't. William II. Proctor. firearms
expert. IS thoroughly unreliable,
Atty. John Weeks. for the defense,
declared in his opening address TO
the jury here today
The state rested its case this
morning after examination Of four
minor witnesses. Atty. Weeks then
called Capt Proctor and Ben Schons-
back. taxi driver. back 10 the stand
for questioning.
Weeks in his opening address de-
clared that Brown and Provost be-
came close friends shortly after the
form er's arrival IN Mount Clemens
"A number OF years ago. that there
was no break IN tie friendship up 10
tile time OF Browns death.
Cloud on Drivers.
II, said that though the prosecu-
ton failed TO show any motive for
I.loyd's Staying Brown, it had been
bro hit out that both Ted Wilde
and Ben Schonsback, taxi drivers,
would have had a motive for com
Littirg the crime.
He told Of one occasion when
.gfovn was tipped oft that Wilde had
taken Mrs. Brown for a drive on the
Lake shore road. He followed in
mis- machine and found Mrs. Brown
hiding under the front scat OF
Wilde's car. Weeks declared.
At that time Wilde and Brown had
Il 10 al To
said III ct you" followed by q
string Of Oaths. Weeks said
Both Schonsback and Wilde were
named as respondents in Browns
bill for divorce. filed shortly before
his murder.
Brown Used ChIOrOfOrm.
Weeks declared Brown was a user
Of chloroform and that Lloyd, know
ing this. cou'd have put an overdose
on his handkerchief at any time If
he had wanted 20 Kill him.
Weeks then attacked the testimony
OF Capt Proctor. declaring the de-
fense would show the gun had been
nred in the office of the American
Express Co. here a month before
the murder. that IL had been fired
four times on this occasion, and that
bullet holes in the wall OF the Office
would bear out this statement.
Attacks Moman's Testimony.
He then repeated his attacks on
Mrs Jelsonue. prOprietress of the
Edison hotel, declaring she had been
trailed by police al over the country
as a keeper Of "bawdy houses" and
that on Ore occasion she was fined
$500 and sentenced TO a year in Jail.
He explained that Atty. John z.
Iunderhausen. the thin lawyer with
a dark mustache" who, according to
the testimony Of Mrs JelsOnne Of
fered her $1,000 if she would testify
as he requested. had called on Mrs.
JeIsonne to ascertain the truth"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

Indication that the price cutting
wave has begun 10 slow down.
Slashes OF 90 percent have given
way to further cuts OF 30 percent
by many clothing and department
store dealers
Government officials take the TO-
sition that the general price cutting
is evidence that there has been
prOhteering
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

day.
Palmer hopes 10 bring the entire
influence OF the departments
machinery into the market at the
moment when the price cutting
wave begins 70 wane 70 prevent a
rebound of prices TO former levels
This rebound has been predicted by
DR. Royal Meeker. government
economic expert and Bernard
Baruch, financial expert.
Reports so far received show no
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
PALMER DIRECTS PROBE
or PRICE CUTTING As
PROFITEER EVIDENCE
by United Press

By United Press.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-Atty.
Gen. Palmer IS directing justice de-
partment agents in an investigation
Of the Lrice cutting wave through
out the country. IL was learned to-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
Curtain Materials

100 pieces curtain materials
large selection. Csc kind. Al
Monday special .RIt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

zDnily except Sunday.
J. s. MOORE. 9. p s. A.
South Bend. Ind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
4, rinN VIII. Not sTOi'
FIGHT ~ Uki,NWOMANS

NlHf'NN W Nlit WV
OkLAIl( MA CITY Anill |, An.
,,oln,menl ol q received for disputed
land In tie l,od River he'd VIII tot
deter cfforin oi the JndsGnla dew.
looping gsanelnllon 10 have eliccted
the order NJ The federal district
court al aid iwo weeks ago plNclnH
that association IN oasesslon ~ ~
claim 20 oil property IN Tlllmnn
county Oklehomn now held b, Ics.
nS rangers, T. o. Make, attorney fur
the Jadsonia avoelailon aid iN
uirhi
rmkc stated his Interpretation of
tho rccclycrghlp order was lha, II
nrpllca only Ia clalnr OF the states
of oklahoma und Texas regarding
ihclr boundary, and that private
owners will be- lcil IN possession "
lholr property subject ~ orders
from tho receiver lie said effurls
would be- wadc Ia have rangers w.
cate the iudsnnln clnlm,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
SUPREME COURT
NAMES RECEIVER
FOR RIVER LAND
Roth STATES ENJOINFD FROM
FURTHER ACTION PENDING :
FINAL DEtINiON.

10 Associated pneu,
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Hu-
nrcmo Court, NJ the reauest of thu
government, today took n hand In
the boundary controversy between
Texas and Oklahoma. involving the
Red River valley oil lands and is-
sued two iniuncilona To remain In
.effcc, pending final decision In pro-
cecdinrs instituted by Oklahoma.
The first prohibits Texas from issl-
! linr permits affecting the contested
lands, l'nder the second both states
are enjoined from removal NJ oil
az gas we'll machinery. Jacob N,
Dickinson. of Chicago. former secfc-
lary NJ war, was appointed receiver
10 take possession OF the lands and
|, machinery within fifteen days and
10 report Ia the ceuri M To the de-
velopmeni NJ the lands.
The courts action, IN the opinion
NJ government counsel, will prevent
amy clashes between citizens n the
two states ns recently was threat
cned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
NEW YORK STRIKE
HARBOR employees
TIES UP SHIPPING
STRIFE BiiEAkEiiS NAY BE
USED ~ RAILWAY CON.
pANIES Az. a. ,fD,
FERRY LINES HARD NIT
lines Operating ilriwrcn Manhattan
nnd Adjacent Points Abandon.
cd-Walk .oui ipyul,cs Fight
To $4,000 Men.
~ ~ ocini.d ige.s
aHasaaH NAaal

~ Affnrihisd ftesH,
NHW YORii. Aprll =
Chcying n strike call inyolvlne
between S.Ol0tnnd 5000 ma
rinc workers. crows. operating
rairoad ferry toats NJ . o'clock
hegan tying M their craft after
the rush ~ homoward bound
commuters had ended. Engine
room mud docls forces of uil.
rnUd owned tugs and lighters
v"rc cnllcd cni this afternoon
All railroad ferries operated he
tween Manhattan Pnd The jersey
shore. except tho l.acknwannn lines
which were able to continue through
thre, previous strikes, were affected
ON'cinla ~ the railroad rnmpnn
les nf(f ted said they would make
NO attempt go operate ferries durlnr
tho n'ghi hni the intlmlllnn thli
strike broahers nigh 90 omployod
was given ~ The office ~ ihe Erli
railroad hy ! I Manioll chairman
~ the New PORK snb-commiitce oi
the general managers association. ",
anid the railroads would "do all IN
their mower ~ onoiaio the boats and
strive the puhllc'
The strike which lnyolvcs 1'sf
freight handlers affiliated With
unions included In tho marine work
ors' association and comes NJ . tins
when several thousand coasiwis'
longsh0rcmon haze stopped WORK
wa called
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
DELAWARE DEFEATS
SUFFRAGE MEASURE.
n,rIlt ,riuN RESOLUTION
tNiis ~ NutE ~ - TO
iA--MAN NEtONslnEi,.

ny Aaap,lalod rtrss
DOVER, Dol, April THE 1 rail.
frn'l0n losoitltlon a. make Delaware
the thirty sixth state necessary 90
write IN" Wonln suffrage amend
menl Into the constitution u tho
lniied States, went down tc defci
Ia the house of representatives to-
dny The vote WIS 20 to y, but be-
'oie the result was announced ihte'
members changed from aye ~ ha,e
10 place ih mfelNes In y patllamor'
lnry poaliion iu movo Tor reconsider
uiion and one mulnl'cr who was no.
doNU us voting asked a. be- record
~ IN Tho negative,
E.rhlcon affirmative Votes we're
ngcosmi, to pass the resolution.
Alter the yule the h0nse sdiournvh
until Monday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
ROBBERS SNATCH
$4,000 PAYROLL
D,viGuT HOi.D.lr wiTNEsSI o
~ DOZENS Of PERSONS o>
CROWDED lIiDitr

g. Anrfiaiei Pres
KANSAS cry. April g. Three
men In u motor cat today held Two
messengers iiom tie Droy"t's NJ
'ional BlnK. robbed ihcm u So.
siO. representing the payroll ~
swift and Company, aud o'ciped
The men had not boon captured
tonight
late to-day o motor oar. ideniific I
as that driven by the robbers, was
iound IN IN alley NJ y residence see
Ton. In the car were seyofal small
money bags. containing $40. d rain
crat and repeating shotgun load
81 tn" ear. the police ascciinincd,
hId been siclon early to-day
The holdup tool place on crowd
cd ,lnduci in the presence NJ prir.
tfIlns aud persons M motor ears and
siiHri ruff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
STOCK WORKERS
STRIKE SETTLED
SEVEN TnOIs,ND MN THROWN
or OE EMPLOY MENT ilErtn>
To ions TODAY.

N, Ass0firtsd frssa.
CHICAGO. April More Than
1000 stock ,ards employees viii be-
bnsk ~ w0rk iomofrow ~ n result
NJ u drcision tesla, b, striking feed
~ aud si"ck handlers ~ return IA
their Iol,. and ntbitraie their wage
differences.
Judge samuel ,schullcr was hp'
ioinird ~ offiriaic. The friRhi rni'
Largo on livestock catering 'hirag"
va. Ilfcd Immediately.
Deaisi0n ~ rnd the strike ~ tie
frolrrs aud handlers, D'o IN nnm'
lsr. uho had b'rn oui four da,s hnn
had fnrc"d man, packing house 'm'
pln,r. 4" quit, came after ihrr "h
rrnI mediator ~ tile Department al
Labor had conferred With the men
Prices ~ fresh meat which hh'l
bcaun ~ snat IN the Chicago AREA
arr r,p,tied a. r'ce'ie within = few
d,,s. when The parking housr ou''
put returns q" NORMAL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
GENERAL STRIKE
Of ROCK ISLAND
TRAINMEN CALLED
SECRET ORDERS tOR MtLko,T
SUNDAY NIGHT Ar u OtiWk
ARE IsstED.

- AHscrihisf Frcsa.
PEORIA. iii., Arrii i.-Sccri o''
dcrs for ~ strike ~ all mrmhrrs ~
the Broihrrhood of Railroad Train.
men employed an the i,ock Island
system were received IN Peoria ~.
niphi. The orders were issued an'l
signed h, \. q. whitney. vice prcsi'
dent of the Grand Lodge 1T the
Trainmcn. The order was dated
from I,lur island, iilin0is.
According 10 the order The strike
will starr neat Sunda, might ~ ~
o'clock. The Issuance ~ the order
ToIlowrd the failure oi negotiations
between brotherhood = { rcscniaii,"N
and t,ork island officinis I" cffrci u
set ~ new working conditions hr'
rcpiablr Ia the men.
The employees who viii walk "u'
are:.
Conductors. brakemcn, train bng'
parcmcn aud u Few swiichn"n, who
are members of the brotherhood. the
order states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
GOVERNMENT IS URGED
TO REIMBURSE LOSSES
CLAIMED BY GRAIN MEN
ALLECE Ss,OOoOOO LOSS SUFFERED IN 1917 ON ACCOUNT
OF FEDERAL PRICE CoNTROL-HEAD OF
TEXAS ASSOCIATION TESTIFIES.
nv TIip Associated pResr

WASHINGTON April l-Crain dealers from Texas, Okla.
homa Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Illinois, appealed today to
the house agriculture committee for legislation emburng them
for losses claimed aggregate sooCo in 1917 due to the fact
that the price Of wheat fixed sixty cents less than the
current market rcc
Herber. Hoover former food administrator and Julius Barnes
president of the grain corporation declared by
the dealers to be responsible for the losses
1--WE used every diligence find the attitude Of the grain
corporation and the food administration, but got little nforma.
ton declared E. Clements president Of the Texas Grain Deal
er Association and Spokesman for the dealers from six states
"We told that there authority for fixing the price,
but after fixed told that ought to have known
that they were going to fix the price"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
NO>.COrTON .i,Dwi>G
AREAS ~ W. tnNtNtTlD

" II WI TF'I' =.
HOUSTON. ToN, April tn
state pink holl worm commission IN
session late Thursday agreed 60 r"-
commend Ia Governor Hobby lhnt
pon.cot'on growing zones in infested
areas ~ established ~ TeNns ~
1890. provided the state viii M
propriaic funds io rc-lmbursr 'aim'
rts for the Joss that nav have fls'
iaircd this year on account ~ thn
zones
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
Chicago Employees
Returning to Work;
To Arbitrate Issues
10 Associated I'w.

W Associated rr,s
CHICAGO April ! \ br"ik iu
the city hall strike i,tuuiicn cem'
late today hen two eronis of sm'
plcyos agreed w submit ih,if wasr
differences "a arbitration, Thiro
hundred md nfiy garbage hHndlrrs
wcLt back 40 work to-day and !
food insp@ tors In the health d.
parlmcnl decided io return iCmor'
iCw
Settlement of the strike ~ louo
clerks ant HinnORfaphrif was
hftughi Hplrr nlfO uniun uiilrert
promising Mayor Thompson they
would ufge the striker to gr back
and afblirn'' lhu ware question
tho dlS'r ffewcn onniln'r tu
thf"rien 10 qult
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
SOCIALISTS DENIED
ASSEMBLY RIGHTS
BY BIC MAJORITY
ENTRE PARTY REPRESENTATION
EXPELLED ~ OitRw M.
MING VOTE.
TRAITOR CHARGES UPHELD
Hills Designed To Prevent Part,
i'r n Place 0n ilall0i IN tuiuic
Elections VIII th Intro.
duccd TodnA.

~ Afrn lated Prwt.
ALBANY. ~ V. Apr THE five
F1cilllst member of the state assem-
bly, Louis Waldmnn and August
ClaeHsens. NJ New York. Snmrrl \
levitt aud Samuel orr. Of the BronS
aud charles Solomon. " Kings cOun-
ty--werc expelled from the lower
house of the Legislature today ~ an
overwhelming majority.
Tho neNt step IN the liRht against
the socialist party characterized aH a
"traitOrous party" by the assembly
Judiciary committee. which recon-
mondcd after investigating into The
charges of disloyal,y against the fiyo
socialist asscmblymcn. that they bc
denied seats In the assembly, viii b.
taken In the legislature tomorrow.
Hills designed 10 larry out the recon
mendailons of the judiciary commit
tee that appropriate legislation lc
enacted "a the end that hereafter nu
marty group or political organization
IN which aliens are acceptable as
or whose policies or pro
MINI, ARE rrapOnHi,c io ur drlcrmin-
ghulfty an organization national or
Aintn. cunipOsed uf potanns not mom'
ncfs Of tho electorate ur tile nation
of state shall be privileged 10 occupy
.he position uf q political party o.
the official ballot of this state" are
expected lo be- introduced w The ui.
samhls
The rosullH sneak for ihemsplNo'
aid Speaker Thnddeus Sweet. IN
lesfigntoi of the custer movement.
when. after the assembly by rs votes
had unsenied Waldmpn. Clacssrns,
Solomon. Dewitt and on. In the ot-
der named. was asked II he had amy.
thing to mny
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
PRESIDENTS NAME
TAKEN OFF BALLOT
WITHDRAWAL 90 NiME tNiSIb
I,l NTiON Oi sf'Nfi'S ~
sttpi,GIt PETITION

rs Afsnsiaifd ffts
" ATLANTA ApIii Tn" name e.
,,r,,.nsni Wus,u. which hId b"ru
entered hy pc'liion in tn' &C. ra
p,iunry nr.lcf,ntirl h.H boon win
diawn by action of % rDH'''t OF 'H'
tlsnoir nf thr petition. q " 'h
hfrufri tonifhi
Tnc wii1drty =, 90 the u'o.'3t'if =
naiio l,l,os th- ioilnnlnf 'id'd1''i
ln the primary
Aitnfnug Grherfl Niirh 10
Palmer rhoinnf T. Watson. Ge'rrin
fu,hnr nd Publisher. snl lri'l
state. Senator lloke smith nf u"1'
tin.
Announcement io this 'ficri Wa
made tonight by HAN Giidnc'
,esieiaiy of The democratic sinif
.xreni,e committee fuil"Hin ih'
ssplfniion NJ noon to-day 81 il' iinr'
limit for entries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
BILLION DOLLAR INCREASE
IN WAGES Is VOTED DOWN:
WILSON TO APPOINT BOARD
ny rlin ASSOCIATED rnEss.

WASHINGTON, April i-Wage negotiations between the
conference committee representing the railroads and the unions
broken off tonight when the railroad representatives de-.
ened continue consideration Of demands which have been
estimated total soooOOoooo unless the public was given
voice in the proceedings.
Under the provisions Of the transportation act the wage
oversy will be referred to the railroad labor board which
yet to be appointed by President Wilson The law provides
for three representatives Of the public this board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
Chicago swiirh,nrn strike

ny ssssri.''t Press
CHICAGO. April ! Sin hundred
and fIfiy swi' 'hmen aud switch ten
early In the war because ~ alleged
sdllwaukce aud -. Paul railroad
went out on strike tonight demand
ing Reinstatement OF q yard master
who they said was forced 10 resign
sarlv in the war because ofalleged
pro.German utterances. They also
sleclared they would present demand
for increased pay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
n, ,,ccla,c l,lshmni

NEW YORK, April l. plrec,ori
" the stuts Motor car company To-
day voted "a deelago a stock flyl.
dcnd VI 5000 shafoa, subject 10 tho
approval ~ the stock holtels There
a,e nav Outstanding in,oOu lhaws
hat ON Mcndly neSl ihis amount slll
ho mere ~ 10 e. nnr shnfef by lh1
recently Declared stock dividend ~
tac nth ul a share ninfA'a,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02

"Cnogress would never have on.
acted the food control law " u knew
thai pricn fixing was planned" D."
Mr. clements said the grnin deal.
crs had vainly asked an endorsement
of their proposal by Mr. Barnes, who
iold ihom they ought in have
known" that q price was To have
hcon fixed hy The government 4
I'VE showed him letters frnm Nr'
Hoover aud from his own offic" 10
The contrary continued Mr. Clcm.
onts. "and he ln,imated lhpi We
ought not to have believed them. "
"nui Won d,d rely on their state
ments9" asked Representative Me-
1ughlm Republican, Nebraska.
"Ne took them 10 be- men ~ their
wcrd." replied Clements
You men are no doubt strong for
Hoover for president" commented
Mr.. McLaushlin
leo q. Melculf reprcseinirr tho
Illinois Grain Dealers Association.
said " there was ever another grain
corpor,lon when hr wns buying
grain he would get an outja board. -
q I smiley. representing Kansas
aud Nebraska dealers, declared Mr..
lloocr's announcement In August.
iai5, ~ necessity 10 reduce the
price of bread grains was "inia-
nous"
No action was taken by the conn
mittoc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02

That the efforts Of the organlrn-
ilon shall first be- concentrated upon
Amarillo and Potter County. but eN-
tended 20 other Panhandle counties
Wher. cooperation will be- given The
supporters ~ the Waco man. was
ih, decision ~ the meeting last even
ing supporters ~ Mr Neff who
travel out ~ Amarillo Will alan b"
supplied with literature 10 disifihui"
~ nearby towns
slips were ordered printed fnr d''
frlhuii0n among members Of The
club. fhcfe fdipa bearing Hmnln
statement NJ the siguof thri hc has
neeopiod membership loo ~" Nofi
Ciuh believing Mr. Nn0 in ho 'h'
most available man for the ro,efn0r
shin uf Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
RAIL WAGE NEGOTIATIONS HALTED
Workmen Accept
Peace Proposals;
Revolution Ends

~ SSELiOlif, Arril i.-Comln -.
mis-" proposals mndr b, ihr I,rriin
government were accepted M ihr
Wormen's gcnerai conference ~ -.
srn I0ia, AMI thus the iluhr rryo.
luton II rnd.d, according :" u tel {.
phone mcssag, received here nom
isscn tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02

iy Ariruaisi Trtss. a.. ,
LONDON. April l. The allied
mowers have accepted Hollands note
regarding the former German I'm.
peror according ~ an Amsterdam
dIspeich ~ the Daily Mail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02

Definite announcement NHf nlHn
made by n Gouldy that be- had
bnrn niten definite nssnfanc" thnt
the mdle. ~ ihe city viii form 40
auxiliary Neff club io vark IN clos"
co-oporaiion Ni,n tiai which has
been formed
Talks we're made ai 'ad evening"
meeting by ~ Gouldy. Df J y.
Nunn. " y mmsrman u T.
Roberts. M G. Hoberia. phi bar
nail. Less whitaker u 4 Defee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
"Mri" MI. Nmcd nnNn.

ALBANY. April fhr nff' Wh''
exchange committee tonight voted
down all the beer and wine bills
which had been referred to II Tor ac-
uon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-02
PLANS FOR SWIFT MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN ADOP TEDAT MEETING
Of LOCAL PAT NEFF SUPPORTERS
ROUSlNG TALKS WITH DISPLAY or KEEN ENTHUSIASM
Feature ORGANIZATION MEET
ING OF CLUE

KeeneN enthusiasm WIS displayed
NJ the organization meeting OF the
Pat Ncff club ~ thc Courihprs" Inst
evening, definite plans being adopled
for swift aud comprehensive mem.
bership campaign, and q number oi
rouslng talks being made ~ some
0f those present
Less whitaker. county tax asnes.
aor. was unanimously elected chplr'
man. and sumner " Ramsey. scet .
tary. ~ the organization. and y rer'
sonnl canvass of the cliy for Noif
supporters was definitely launched.
the work ~ borin Immediately
a second meeting Of the club
Chairman whitaker announced, VII
b. held one evening next wool ih'
exact date 10 be deslded pa before
sunday
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pt NuIiiiTs 70 WV
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o. Asso Iaiod Prcss
fNl.Ns. TeNas Apiil
Thr state democratic efeciiiifs
rnmmii'en NJ meet here Apil
fp s"leci daie snd place 80
. hJifinr tho fears state 'le
mncfaiic convention Tie fail
for the ecnmliioe moriing Nnr
. i-.srd to-day hy " u wolfe
, chairman