davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-23
VYBRALI ST POVOLENIE
X sNATKU.

Stefan Hasaj, E. Yungstown, S
Annou Repasky, E. Youngstown.
Juraj Urbanec, Pittsburgh, S
Agnesou Klepec, Youngstown.
Pavel Holman, f. Youngstown
s Mariou Kot 'uha, f. Youngs-
town. g..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-23
HOLLANDSKO NECHCE wy
DAT KAJzERA.

Londyn, %. Jan. . Denny ca
sopis Standard prinasa zpra-
W.. dl'a ktorej Hollandsko odo-
prelo vydat' kajzera spojencom
k sddu, hovoriac, ze len Nemecko
ma pravo taku poziadavku po.
dat. JestH Nemecko poziada
Hollandsko o vydanie kajzera,
ono ho vd'acne vyda. Cesto-
vatelia 2 Hollandska priniesli sem
zpravu, ze kajzera porazilo a ME
le vstave AMI postele yyjst'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-23
VYSTAVA VYSIVIEK VO
Y. w. c. A. VYDARENA A
Tisice americkych dam obdivo-
valo slovenske vysivky.

Youngstown, 90. Jan. Dnes
budove Y. w. G.. A. zahasena
bola vTstava, znazornujica zivot
vSetkVch narodov svcta. Mcdzi
inym vystavene boly vysivky roz-
liGnVch narOdOv, a rOZumie Sa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-23
0klamany Q vsetlky dspory.

E. Youngstown. - Jan Labai,
ktory sa chystal do kraju, stal sa
obet 'ou podvodnfkov. Svojich
$500 zamenil podvodnfkmi "a
40 4 jedny stare noviny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-23

zeleznice sko.slovenska
majd dlzku 10000 kilometroy
10000 mfl'), Go je Wac nez po-
lovica celej zeleznicnej dlzky sta
rel rak1sko-uhorskej rise.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-23

al nasn slovenskt. vystavent
boly vysivkv greeke, srbske, hor-
vatske, rumunsk, mad 'arske,
svedske, irske, afmfnske, zidov-
ske, ruslses talianH Hesa mnoh6 I'M,
no zpomedzi MICH najkrajsie boly
nase slovenske, co dokazuje al ia
okolaost zc zpravodaj Telegra-
mn vybral 81 mas stanok ma odfo-
tografovanie. Nase danny "a
slnzia 81 vsetku cost chvalu, re
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-23

Pocas cenzusu kazdy slovak
ma sa zapisat' "a 'slovaka.
Dopisujts do Youngstown
skych Slovenskych Novin!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
VILLAS SUCCESSOR IS
FIERCE IN HIS THREATS
zamora. the Jalisco Bandit,
Threatens To Execute the
American Citizen Held
Captive

Mexico City Sept Padro "a
mora, the Jaiisco bandit. has threat
ened to execute w. a. lsandyJ
Gardiner. an American citizen. and
~ B Johnson Bftish subject.
who we're aidnapped by zamora =
band at Cnale on August ~ This
information has been given govern.
ment authorities by deserfng mem
bers Of the zamora forces. who say
that the threat 20 KIN the TWO cap
tiysss may be put into execution II
the rlen are not ransomed i.ameiiate.
ly according 10 dispatches received
from military headquarters al Gr d.
lalara.
Il Is reported zamora has refused
10 answer communication ror the
government. resumably relative to
the release Of the two prisoners and
IL Is said he has increased the amount
Of ransom required. The EsYerarza
Mining company which emplosed
Gardner at cuaie. is holding the ran
som money ready. upon advice ~ the
United States counsel here. but Il
Is declared 4 has not been ale Ia
communicate with the outlaw.
Tic government is exertfng every
efforts to secure the release OF the
two men without paying ransom,
which. officials say. might encourage
every potential bandit chief 20 enter
the business Of capturing aud mol Glg
foreigners until paid large amount.
Federal troops are said to be aosa
behind Zamora. who Is ~es y. 4 10
have soueht refuge near the III Pa Al
mountains in western JaIlsco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04

Newark, n j Sept The first
woman in New Jersey to register Tor
the primaries next month is Miss
Mary } Young Of No 2 Fourth ave.
nue. who tool advantage OF that see.
tiou Of the law permitting voter
who expects TO be alSen, on the reg
islry day September tito register
IN advance With the secretary OF tho
county board of elections Mas
Young ovaded the question % age by
saying she was 7oser 2l" which IL
permitted by an amendment passed
last yeass
The next duoation. "how l0ug h.se
you resided ~ New Jersey looked
IKE a hard ono Tor womcn 70 ans
wer without revealing Hecrcts. cat
rncRly when tho woman has lived
here since blrih, but Miss Young ans
wered promptly all my life"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
WHAT ~ICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Okiahcma city Attorney Cen
olal Freelne announced dsstfsi
court here would rs taauested SAT
urday 10 provide special rapd
irry 81 oklahoma eouufs 10 ingeNti.
rate lhe Identity ~ members 81 saa
mob which last sunday ngKhi lyach.
oa Claude Chandler Negro
Hclfesi 4 Iph cruiser and lhe
lcpedo boat DESTROYER Nysen arrived
N Belfast Harbor 70 protect the anip
yards from possible damage n the
event Of recurrence u rioting
Berlin A Kosna dispatch isspad
hy The Lithuanian teleeraphie aeensv
nald Lithuanian deiachments had at.
tackled polich troops and driven lhem
taek over the entire Grodno suw lki
.ront. taking prisoners and capturing
var materials
Mari IN Senator Harn.egs 80 a
lomc coming eeleMaion ai Mount
c.lead o town 10 his native COM
~. Expressed the hope that the United
states would take The lead 20 "out
law war" and Obtain the permanent
aeaeo Of the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
pu~INASIER~ on THREE
STATES ~ SESSION

Kansas Guy, Mo- Sept The tft
state meeting u poslmaaters from
Missouri, kaneaa aud Oklahoma opeu
Ell The second day OF lla session hefs
today with tho following otneesa ii
charge
Chairman, Harrison psrkman kln'
reFia kaus first eleeehaiiman }
VI Chlam Modiord. Ohh. second vice
chairman. Il l.. Hamilton Salisbury.
Mo secretary a y Mcbride. wa
reunbure. Mo assistant gecrrtarief
John " Iapham Chanuic Kama ana
A. y Gone M Rcno, okla sergeant.
atafms, Marry Mason. Fayelle Mo
assistants, Cassie 4. Johnson Everest.
Kans ana Frank olannlsh. tiussric
Okla
Rcsnlia of ihe election ot ofiicaf
were made publie this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
INCREASED PRODUCTION
Of LIVE STOCK URGED
Chicago Packers Send Letters
To Stock Raisers and
Bankers Urging
Cooperation

Chicago Sept Representatives OF
the Chicago packers today sent let.
ters 20 stock raleers. railroad officials
aud bankers OF the middle west. and
far west, asking them to attend a
conference here Oh September 70. to
discuss plans fpl financing increased
production Of lisestoek
The letters urged ankera, PACKERS,
lsyestock producers. railway repre-
senta,ives and others interested TO
meet Ihcru with Representatives. od
the federal reserve banks TO find
out whether there is not better Plan
by which the livestock industry can
be protected and financed, 70 the end
that confidence and normal food pro.
duction can be restored and abnormal
shipments OF young and breeding live.
stock be stopped"
The summer Of 1920 has produced
one of the greatest crops OF hay.
corn. pasture and other feeds. knows
IN the history Of the country the
letters said However the farmers
End feeders find It very difficult to
secure funds with which 10 purchase
livestock for their usual operations. =
The drought last summer IN the
northwest which caused great part
Of the livestock there 10 be thrown
|ion the market. shows prospects OF
resulting almost IN extinction Of
livestock production In certain parts
OF the west" said the call for the con.
hides and wool are demoraIized with
practically no market.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
COULDN'T FIND BILL,
So HE ATE THE CANDY
Sweet Tooth of Negro Boy
Results In 60 Day Sentence
In Kansas City
Workhouse

Kansas CRY. Sept Carl wash
ington, 23year old negro. 1916 Inde
peudenee avenue. driver FOR the Woat
ern Transfer company. 81 rhirteenih
and Liberty streets. may have q
sweet tooth II such bs the ease
Carts tooth will not be- sweetened gor
the next alxty days because be- plrad
ed guilty before Judge Ralph =. Lat
shaw in tho criminal court Of havins
stolen case u candy from the com
pany The candy was valued AZ $40
Carl started on his daily delivery
tour with the candy on his truck. He
said he could not find biil Of ladlnr
Tor Il. 80 he decided TO cat II. Ana
eat Il he dld. for when be drove hia
truck into the garage at night only
small portion OF the sweets 70.
manned.
Lloyd Shields. - years old, another
driver fer the Western Transfer com.
pany. was aentenced to two years In
the state genltentiary. when he plead.
cd guilty TO the theft Of five boxes Of
shoes. valued at ss75.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
|uONs TO PROVIDE FOR
INDOOR ATHLETICS
Committee Appointed Az Neon
Day Luncheon Yesterday TO
Investigate Suitable Place
Hard To Find

The l.lons vlub a. lsa Fslaay mnoh
eOn discussed the matter ot 4fovid
ing place aaa facilities Tor ln.doo'
athletics with view 10 securing lee
Guthrie a place Ia Which 20 hold CON
tests Va haake,hall. Volly BAH and ~
on. for at present. there o. uo ilase
ia the cin where intercollegiate aud
other contests atoms this line ma, be
accommodated "A viii be- remember
ed that daring the last scholastic
sear some ol the nAmes og Guthrie
hleh sehocl had 20 he played va AZ
joining towns 10 lnNrailEate ard
suTTeat PLANS. the following commit
Ice was appointed by Acting fress
dent liauanud Fd Cook a. a.
chneoss and Chalmers Crsfun
Tho Lions are now preparing 90 in
stall athletic ticld apparatus Tor nan
nor school slngle handed hug Il ls
planned to inserce, ,hn board "a piv
cation ana osher cislc bodies III ihlaI
larew program Witch may ipyul,e
tho construction " npoeiailv "
signed building tnr eynnassic ana ~
side recreation purppsna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
NEW YORK Nt\ SUES
ANOTHER FOR BIC sun

New York. Sept Mathew Bias sr.
a writeg. with an office az l54 Nassau
street brought suit today asaiust VIII
liam + Malloy. a real estate operator
of i6 Court street Brooklyn, for sleo.
0e0 FOR the alleged alienation of the
affections Of the plaintiffs wife,
Grace y. Classer Mr. and Mrs elias.
er lived happily for several years at
Morningssde drive. until 10 January
1915, she became acquainted With Mr.
Malloy After that. according 20 the
complaint. the detendcnt had such .
mysterious influence ove~ Mrs Glaser
as to render her unconscious Of the
difference between right and wrong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
LEASING ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY ON INCREASE
Empire Test May Be Shut Down
Renewal of Leases Must Be
Made, Prairie Oil Com
pany Is Active

Many on aud gAs leases have beer
recorded ia Logan counsy's records
during the past two months. Thai
drilling activities viii begin again
soon Is certain rae RoAana Osl
company " under contract "a star.
test on It's block 81 leases Ia
l.omr.e ana Antelope townships norta.
east II tAc esty d Owens CORNER
Cuthric boy, who made fortune Ia
on since nsoNing a. Tulsa a.
wears ago, also has block 81 leases
ID the Mulhall ncighborhood. and Will
begin test soon
The Empire oh companys test ia
SGaugsale township southeast of
Guthrie. has reached S42a feet aud
mas been shut down on orders from
TIE main office Of the company.
pending renewal ~ leases in It's
block II the landowners refuse 10
renew the leases. the company viii
abandm. the test it is said
The following oil and gas leases
were recorded today
Edith N simmons 10 Prairie OH &
Gas company $i6o % sw "a Slss
west. Milo J. Bates 10 +. o, & g
company $4,000, Sw IA S3.i7 2wess.
west clifford y Mccubhin ID n o
4 &. company, sieo0. W ~, 2f-iS.
Svest. k3nohin Kelley - y q Il q
$4,000. M ~, 2,i72wass
cliffcrd r. Mccuhhin 10 r @ 4 G.l
company, $4,000, sE l-a, s.i7-lwest
Bock 10 = Q & G com
sauy. y2o2 90. Lot and W i.2 M "a
Pitt 2wesi Mary Norris TO y @. 4 G.
.ompaay os2o.00. sW IA. ss.i7 2west.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
tin> en- m WIN ~
iinIn,i=, THROWING
cAMl sa,~I MIL
riiIi, IriliA ctu.
l,SI TUESDAY,
WISE GUYS GRABBED
MORE THAN 100000
PRIVATE DETECTIVES Aist
NOiski>s O\ CASE 10 M
liN,il\I MliO ".ol
IilI GRAPES" ron 4
"~riIii>d. I'M
M M"

Chicago A~pi I'rpAslent Wi
liam Nepsk ~ the thleagu National
baaehall team, ,oday began 80 Iuvp9t
llrati0u " charges medic here toady
yhat thp guha had dsllhwately is@t
laas rueadaY'a same whleh rhIlaA~s
phla son z o. 1. and that professional
kamtIera 'eieanpdup" 10 betting
ruap aa result
M vo~vk said he had no evidence
10 prove o. disproye tho charges hut
would maee every effort 60 sit shs
matter 90 the hollun
My impression an year long haa
boon thal there Ia leas gambling shia
seae shnn ever hegorv.~ he sAid. =
Thought that mighs be- attributed %
tho fart that We went after somn fai.
lows pretty hard lAat year
i.ee Masee II tho cubs and ilal
Chasn ~ thp Giants. Npfu les out Coz
indifferent hall Ilidaylug' last year
and V WINS lAser brought out ID
hearing Trantnd Nagea that tho real
eAuAe WAN tho faet That hn WA aua.
pcctsd "A havlng pes axnlaat hln uwn
team NJ ksmu at nuStoA. MaAa
brought suit at t'luelnnasl roc haek
SALARY, but loai the eana
Negek recently hired private dvtae.
lieva n watch gamblers N the Cuba
park hofu and more than flfty arFuatm
resulted.
The basis of tho charges made IL
cauuoetlpn with Tuesdays mame IL
that Detroit lloaton. Clnclnnatl aud
chicago samblera are said 10 hasa
slosppo On Philadelphia. forcing tho
pdds ga raoaaayA game geom to
un the CUBS go 9 ta on the shil
ies a few minutes before tho same
Mas cAlled Manager Mlleheli ordered
Alesander 10 pi,ch, although IL WA
nol his ordinary tufn. Mitchell II
ipoivd nn explaining that hn sent his
liar twlrler because wanted 10 wlu
hnt Kams badlt"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
SPECIAL RATES FOR
c. A. R. ENCAMPMENT
Tickets on Sale September ID 10
30 For Meeting To BE Held
In Indianapolis on
September 20

Fer special information FOR those
Who contemplate going 20 the Ma.
tlonal Grand Army enoampment. At
indianapolis. opening September so,h.
the following facts are given a flat
rate Of one cent for every mile ira,
eied. goins aud returning has oeea
made Tickets are on sale September
Is 10 ~. aud they are good TO return
eaving Indianapolis at midnight. Oc,
ober l4sh Stopoeers can be secured
both ways by notifying conductors
Al the beginning of the division On
which the stopoeer is desired.
These rates are geod only for mem,
hers 10 good standing ia Inc Grand
Army III the W Il Az TIE IL d the
q A H. sons of Vets. ana then aux
iliary. and the immediate members
of the families of these.
Special Identification certificates
wilI be issued hy Colonel w ii. Horn.
aday, and be must have tho names 81
those intending ID 90. in order Ia 81.
cure these tickets. He can be found
during office hours at his office in
the lone building His office phone
Is Peg. or residence. s32.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
SIX THOUSAND MINERS
QUIT IN ALABAMA
Recognition Of the Union Is sae
Chief Issue Involved: Both
Operators and Miners
Are Determined

hi ~ineham, Ma sept g. ~
tnoasan~ miners have Quit work "
fAe Alabama coal fields following hs
order for a general strike by officials
II the rnHed states Mine work err
rhese figaees which were ohtsintd
- the headquarters of the district ar
eaniatloa here win BE- augmented
toaay hy two or three thousand. sc.
eoraingN " uniou headers
Recognition of the union u the
chief issue Involved, although the
miners claim some operators hAyt
failed % raise vases IN aosordsnc,
with the award 81 President Wilson
coal commission last March
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
Armed possee In
Pursuit of Bandit

GrAhma. Tesaa, Sept 49, Armee
pesses nufsulna three baudita ~ns
robhea she GuArsnsY state narA
here a. ssn.Oca rhvsnHas, reported
teaay that tire eaila~a sudd~rlY
changed their course last ni0hs era.
leaving the hllls ronntry eTt~vea
Jackshoro ard Mineral wslla. pa'l
pasasd through tNe VILLAGE ~ tsaN,
nnsr the wlehisa county line y
Il believed they afs making fcf Vt.
iahena The robbers when iesi 90
ported were stgll using the aasems
bile ln which they escaped from
Gfahsms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
LIGHT COLLECTIONS MADI.
~ MONTH ~ RAND

Franh Hond. county treasurer. 10
ppria very llght collections Coz the
month ~ August rho apgprtloumans
tot that month shows ths receipts
were aa foilowa 1919 taxes. s7.sea ~
back taxes gst5go district paving
HltsV. miscellaneous receipts tt.0ga
oa. morlfsg" tax rocslpts Titsi. IN.
jltlduai redempsioos tiTgste5.
The office ror'e IL busy nov getting
up The land list for she November
aala This list viii be published ths
fire, Of October. and the sals viii be
hold on the first Monday Ia Novem
ber
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04

BOY StOt t. ON WAY
HOME FROM FRANCE

New York Sept 4-The 3i0 bny
scouts Of America. returning from j
tour Of the intilefields Of France a.
guests of the French government. arr
due 20 arrive here today on board tao
army transport Princess Matos6a.
Extensive plans for their entertain
ment while in New York have 5een
made by the National Boy Scout head.
quarters here.
The Princess Maioika also bring
back the first contingent Of the Amer
Jean contestants in the Olympic
games at Antwerp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
German DreW
Yank's Pay Checks
After Armistice

Chicago, Sect. 4~Theodore
Schudde. German. was indicted
today by federal grand jury
charged with detrauulnu the gov
ernnaent ~ collecting $3.50 sn
back pay while using the NAME ~
Lieut. Arthur Nineald.
Sehuude. who says Ne obtained
kincald's papers IN Germany after
the armlstice, MAS returned 20 this
country as ksneald ard discharged
az Fort Sheridan. where he collect.
ed pay due the American officer.
l{e was arrested at san Francisco,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
GENERAL. CONDITION OF
ROADS OF 4 OF GUTHRIE

Oklahoma City. SEPT Conditions
Of Oklahoma HIGHWAYS was announce
in todsy's bulletin ISSUED BY ths
weather buYeaa. are. Oklahoma Cir
muddy: Guthrie. muddy KingfIsher,
Muddy: Perry. muddy; Ponca cify
muddy; Blackwell muddy: NewkirA,
rudy. Wichita. Kans- muddy; New
ton. Kans. rough.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
TWO HUNDRED STRIKE
BREAKERS IMP[R|L[O
Fire Of Incendiay Origin De
xiroys Depot Where Men
Were Housed Loss $40,
900 To Property

New York Sept Twn hunafNd
sirlkepreaksrs sleeplne III lha klAer
wood lepot of the u Il r were lln.
rril,d patlN to-day rs fiFe Of suppnH
cAlN inccndlars aFssiH which eaiaiifi
an estimated less ii slau0a Taey
we're awakened so0N after lhe tA,
was discovered ana aslated IN saNln
many cars
Six addllionei surface hneA loia
ol 81. were nlacsd n operation sbl
mornlng = r r officials announced
a also was reported that saa mofn
strikers had returned ie work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
MANY CHARGED WITH
STEALING FROM MAILS

New York Sept, f-Charged with
stealing trvm tho malls. ten poatof
Gee employee, onu ~ them woman.
wero~indicted hero yesterday by tha
federal grand Jury. Tho accused ara
clerks AZ ghg general postoffiee and
important distribution offices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
PROHIBITION HERE To STAY
SAYS THE COMM0N[R
w. ]. Bryan Says the Dry
Period VIII Be a Long
One; Suffrage Is
Certain

Kansas City. Sept. s-Wm. J. Bry.
an spent several hours in Kansas
City yesterday on the way to his
home IN Lincoln. Ne0r.. after chau-
tauqupa tour Of Kansas and Okiaho-
ma. on the Redpatb-Horner circuit
Mr. Bryan refused TO discuss the po
lificsl situation Only smile Of sat
isfactioa came in response to ques-
tons concerning prohibition and suf
frase.
ITS here and its here 70 Etzs. Mr.
Bryan said enthusiastically VIXEN the
.prDhisii,oa subject WAS byoached.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
CHAIRMAN LAFAYETTE SPEAKS

Cahwman nsn Lafayette. of tho
state Democratic cumulttee, all
dressed a largo audience at tho city
ball Saturday afternoon 10 pro.
dlcied Coxa election und the uIltnat,
ratification of the Ieagun treaty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS IN SESSION

kansaa CITY Mo- Sept { Mem.
bers OF the Independeni order of Odl
FeIlowH from Missouri. Kansas okla
homo. Iowa, Nebfaka and Arkansas 20
day opened a two day eouelaye nefe
a street parade was feature 81 the
meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
4 ARM SALE IN \UHIu
LOGAN BRINGS Si7,OOO

John Mllerman has disposed of bis
farm property 10 nd stobaugh of
Crescent CITY. for $1,000. 900 The
land transferred is the Me Ia SW
IA and 40 acres or the NV ~ OF
S2lSswest Tho land IS situated IA
Rose fillI township and Is considered
the best farming land IA that part
Of the county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
mrs. Vac ~NtNiN SENDS
AppiAi. To VII son

London Sept 4 Mrs Tersnee
MaesNlnry haa sent eaiheegam io
prealdent Wilson TAI hehalf ~ her
huahand. Lord MAYOR MAe8winey "
cnrA. who haa tof aavetal layn heaH
III serious shape na result ~ q
hunger strike which heKuu Avg W
lu DrlN,on prison
Mfs MaeAwneY aHkn Mf Wilson ie
uae your lailuuneo with tho EnsllA
government 20 prevent lhe pefA f.
ton of an oulfake on civilization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04

INTTRIS IN pNIHii\
WORK I\IRE tSI\G

Al the meeting of TIE Knights Of
Pythsas FRIDAY night. excellent aa-
gree work was done IN the rank OF
Knights There was GOOD attend
ance present not withstanding the
Threatening weather Hereafter the
lodge viii meet on Thursday nights
instead q Friday. an at 1890 in-
instead Of FridAy and al 7:so in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04

-Washington-Ex Expiration at MID
night Of the 80 day period allowed the
president By the new merchant ma.
rine act TO give notice Of the inten
ton Of the United States TO revoke
certain clauses Of commercial treat
les brought no official annonucemer.
from the executive department OF tie
government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04

NashvilIe--At the request OF the
house Of representatives Governor re-
berts forwarded 10 Secretary Colby a
certified copy Of that body OF Last
Tuesady when an attempt was mate
70 rescind rs action upon the federal
suffrage amendment by non-concn
renee IN the action Of the senate ~
ratifying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
COMMUNISTS Will &c
TURNED over 10 huAoAa Z

Vienna Sept THE Austrian sn.
prenae court haa Recognized Hun
gary's demand for sxtradition Of
Comnmnlsts wanted In connection
with the Dictatorship OF Bella Kun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
GOVERNOR cox INvApEs
WISCONSIN, TODA

Milwaukee. Sept i~Invadlne Wis
consin on the second day of bis west
crn tour Governor Cox today con
tinued his pounding Of Republican
campaign contributions and bis eis
cussion Of the league OF nations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
Daylight Robbery
In New York,
$4,000 In Loot

New Work. Sect. 4.--Forty shoas.
and collars. Including a ten thovs.
and dollar bill. and more than t~en
~ Thousand cellars IN le~eirp, ~as
stolen In ten minute daylight roe-
berry ~ two young men who beat
Phillip $. Smith, . we ealthy ner
chsntmar into insensihtlty in hia
offlce here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
posr oFFIcE wlll CLOSE

Monday being labor day and legal
holiday the postofiiee viii be elosei
after 1880 cne complete city mail
delivery ia the morning Window
open from $50 to 10 80 No ruea,
ruute delivery