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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04
THRIFT WEEK FOR
NATION MARCH Is

A bulletin from Washington an
nounces Thrift Stamp week, begin
ming Monday, March 1, and ending Sat
urday, March s..
The principal sphere OF activity will
be in the schools and while the effort
is not intended, says the a%nnounc
ment. ito sell a tremendous number OF
thrift stamps" every effort will be
made to awaken new interest on the
part of pupils and parents in practic-
ing practical thrift.
Every School Asked To Aid.
Every school is the Ninth Reserve
district" said M. E. Harrison, direc-
tor of the districts War Savings Or
ga~ni2ation, will be asked to cooperate
and a determined campaign will be
waged TO make this territory lead the
remainder of the United States anu as
the movement, under the authority of
the Savings division of the Treasury
department, is national in scope, the
Northwest once more faces a new test
of that Americanism which during the
war period, and since. has so frequent
ly stood supreme"
The Thrift week campaign calls for
The active cooperation of all educa-
tors. from state superintendent down
to the teacher in the gr4des.
instructions Prepared.
'The government is sending nj in
structions. literature and pledge cards
the pledge cards will play an impor-
tant part-but the real success in
every locality will rest On the shout
ders of the superintendent and his fell.
low workers" explained Mr.. Harrison,
Every child in America should be
made acquainted with the fact that Is
cent Thrift Stamps are a splendid
means of saving money. Parents
should know what a fine thing 1t is
for their children to cultivate saving
habits through the agency of the
Thrift Stamp.
To Use Various Avenues.
$50 during the week of March 1.
this effort to rouse thrift interest in
the schools and homes will be made.
Through the. public press, school
journals. notices on school bulletin
boards. women's clubs programs. lodge
meetings and in various other ways
the message of the 25 cent United
States Thrift Stamp will be carried.
During the week specific programs
will be carried out. Every educator.
pupil and parent is asked to make
Thrift Stamp week a success"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04

Monday, March first. contrary to all
tradition came in like a lamb. 1t is
thought, however, that the weather
man was mistaken in his dates as
Tuesday and Wednesday were lion
days. Tuesday evening snow began to
fell and by Wednesday morning where
once were siewalks, now lay drifts. 1t
II hoped that March will make its exit
in a milder hammer
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04

We have the 1890 model Nash, Ell
gin and Chevrolet automobiles on our
floor. We purchased some OF these
cars before the rise in price Jan. list.
We can use a ftw second hand Che
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04
ONE ON THE LANDLORD.

First tenant-rhe landlord has rails
ed the tent again.
Second tcnant-well, that's more
than I can do.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04

BY Ferman -. wilson
II you're thrifty at 20. you1l be nifty
at SO.
1t is no disgrace to be found "On
the Trail of the Lonesome dime"
Come easy 60 easy is thu material
used to pave the hills TO the poor
house. :
Afsol and his money are soc
parted. Are you proud Of yourselff
". s S. stands for War Savings
Stamps not whoopeel Spend s'more-
Old Man High Cost Of Living shaves
the dollars; It is up to you to save
them.
cucumbers at any time and any
price disagree with some people and
at rs cents each they give most all of
Save ana grow CHEEKY. waste and
crow woary,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04

vr?lets and Fords in trade.
Foley & Weiblen.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04

Save ana grow CHEEKY, waste and
crow weary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
DISASTER FACING
NAVY IS WARNING
riot SANDS UlF DtSEillIoNH
mn ~ iOM pM tAisE
sti,iO, y IO>DifIl>s,

~ AatiHiHtri l'uHH
WASHINGTON, Apru o. rhouu'
anus ~ uutetliuun Ia the navy IN the
laHt year have nruukhl conditions an
paiuilei,d n Amuu,nn naval history
Rear Admiral fh0maa Washington,
rhivi at the hur,au oi naVlRallun To-
day told The senate inNrHliRa linE
,nnm,ltup. The Whole naval service
he Naluod o. ihrralonud with dlHaH'
lur unlu.a Cuurlcas immediately un'
acts l,g,aluuuu rulsing The pay uf ul.
fl,ua hNd men to "a point that VIII
|illuN the uaNl ln compete With riN'
IA occupation
Admial llolrhor momhtr ot the
naval Euupwl hoard, testified aH ~
tho ua,Na preparation for and con
duet ol the war disagreed with kuur
Admiral sims chnrHUH that the
navy was WnprrpAlrd Tor war aud
had un Wpll dplued plans nr pol
.p. ilp Wspriod that iNo years a..
lnlr Toe ln,lpl slalra ulned the al
Ilts q WNplrip plAn tor War Hniinai
"U ywlnl European pnNrlh Nti
W,nHpu an hrpi corrected up lu
100 lhlnUsbnul huIlllillra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
j n ON OFFICIALS
ARE SENT To JAIL
BY KANSAS JUDGE
l,,ST INCLUDES uOwAT. PREsi.
DENT Of DIsfltiCT, M. ~, .
Am THREE VfHEIls.
COURT CONTEMPT, CHARGE


~ tssasls,rd pfsaa,
piTTanuRu, Kama, April a.
liesander NJ llowat. president ot
district No, ~, United Mine Work.
orn ~ America, and three other dls-
ifici officials we're sent 10 jaii by
nlsirlci Judge A. !, cufran. here 10.
dny for refusal 10 testify before tha
now Kansas industrial relations
court. f
ilowal and hla three associates.
who we're charged with contempt ~
eopti. we're taken 10 jall NJ Oirard.
Hsusrg lnie today,
ludTn currnna order provided
'fH' thov Fhnll romnin In lail until
they nVree ~ answer questions pro-
pounded 10 them hy the lndusirlai
rotation court or unill they shall be
released ON bond pending an appeal
~ ihe state supreme court
what ~ "ust stcn on the part of
enunsoi Tor ihe mlnera would be- had
no' heen announced tunlpht.
uealios lihwAi these hlairlc, nnlnn
rfflcnla were sent 10 iall by Judge
crrrnn
Auerh rnrchy, vlcc.nresldenti
fhnmns ilarvpy secretary treasurer.
tnf nhheri Foster. auditor,
"We hnve committed no crime ~
any Kind the mlncra' president
wont on. we nre nut In jan merely
heeanae W. refuse ~ tell three cor.
rorntlnn LAWYERS something about
no mInlng hualneas In this state.
fItt..a. sh... saau MARA nuunintau bV
Governor Al'en, tho slave driver.
Governor Allen, the politician: tho
would he destroyer Of organised la
hor nnd the opprcssor of human
rights
"The frhl II on and I believe tho
time H. nenr u, hand when tho toll.
ne masses of the county viii take
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
BIC FOUR CHIEFS
ISSUE STATEMENT
DlCLIIll AWITlhMI,E lNiON
IOIINID ~ DEsjIlU
H. ~ n y,

~ Aaspflald rua
CLENfLAND, hpil y \ lRnwl
statement WIS ifsurd mere irnlphi vs.
the chlolH ~ the iUhr ~ llhnipli'
lallOn brOlhprh0Ods, saving lllo pIn
,nl Milko NJ HNdrhmrn NoH uiiRln,
nled ~ destroy the l,ili'Ihond ul
lallrond Trulnmun aud iho switch
mems lnlun 0f Nnllh America an
that tho WRle donnnd luirl Nit ih.
iortod to deceive 'Illmrn iilunHl
Oui the country unl iiDmulu lhr
"Ono hiH union idea
The statement follows,
"rhr plmnpl slrlhu uf w'n on
gngod Ia uNlichlnp aorylro was ori'
glnaird IA rhlmpn hy U WW ulf ~.
lynlion lhii has lurht llrputo 40
lnsl,uctl,n uf tn l'luiu'Iunnd ii
lInlrund Truinm,n Wl inn fNilon.
mems nlon
After ihia m,ka wac instituted i'l
This purp fo lhr loidel ul lhr nu"
ttgnuifailnn then injected lhr WA
unoalnn lur The uir lnrnntr nl d'
rriylng NHiimrn Throughout ~
United lsllor ana plnnnllnR ~
'onn hlg unlun idri lnrio ihn :.
10 aelllrm,ul of pondmp whgu
While tho illrsil action cnnlInnon
We insist that every member ~ ihn
b,Olhri hnndH do rNrN ihln9 Nnhin
their power 10 peroNn then rNlHl
lng contracts, Nhlch, " nhlo9uou
may take Years ~ l,mlilt The lbN
NJ ull NJ these organizations prn'ld
prnallleu lor momhelH onrlp'd ~ "
lupnl drikw md these VIII hr on
forced
lNlHnodl 10 v hlllINtn'
"praldrnl udtr Railroad tnndur'
ora, ", u, oe, President llruliirl
hood Railroad rluNmrni W d
hlono, urand Chlof EnHnrrl lito
lherhocd ~ Locomotive EughrrlH
" II Callrl, lroild,nl llulhethuh
uf l,ncnmnllyr fuomrn and EnRlh'
men +"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
COMPULSORY ARMY
BILL IS SAtlV[O
NI,aIlilrs tIUhf VIII, ~ NNhl'
~ SAM Auli NiN'N
rlln,islo>,

" WNSIiiNuiuN, Aprll D. Com
nulanrl mmali lralnlnR Man sh'N
,d TO-DAY IA the bVhAlv ahh, aver u
plan fur voluntary lralninh nl lNNlha
was snhHlliuled M lhn army Wnl'
manhattan hll. u llghl Nap s'allrl w
clmlnalp that aud alllr Wv pUl W
all Iralnlng provisions. flne' NV'l.N
Men, over unlll Monday the s'hAl'
yot,ug l6 10 10 ~ substitute lhn Nul
uniaIlB lnr tho compulsory mr'heu'
Thr,p Mas nn hirtvl vote nn w,
rompul,nyl plan W. dplVa NN ,NN
e,ded, aud, "a ploNmp lnl hNue WN,N
mi al iralnlng Amprlrah NNN'hh'
many adNngalVa ~ tnNrNlenN NNW
lng tuppNnpd hp AmHnNwnN w
R,natni frplmahnNtpN WpNW',NN
nj Aew lersel, lNpplpNrh Ns lN'
,ountan mnlhNl Chairman NAV''
wolih All lhp military VNmmNlNV sew
notlre lhai a yignruns llRh NNN'N m
made tn lplam the voluntary FNN
nnder which vll NOuiha hflNtNh
aud IA Aollt ~ Arp 'uNW 'N'N, 'N'
lnur mouths lralnlnt va any NN,Nl .'. N
h,tpd hy them lpnh rN''NN'Nf
i,amne thpN would vNlrl lhr wthh
ltpd lwalip lnr iuul NrAla ANN wv
ma thu puripd he rvl1upN lN rAlN
,,rair tNlw n NnnnAl wNh'N'''.
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nnl.tN nIuuN training UnM 'Nl
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iNn armN REORGANIZATION my
Thp hOu.r bll hHa n l'lNln.
uu, ,HIups wmpHIHmA rl 'WNN'NN
ma hr mmn l mrlhNl lh''rnN
Nll um nmr mlNin lhr WNlNIH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
HOUSE PASSES PEACE RESOLUTION
Joint Bill TO END WAR
NOW READY FOR SENATE:
HOUSE, VOTE 242 TO $50
nv rlit ASSOCIATED raEss

JOINT RESOLUTION DO, ,,,. .,........,..
WASHINGTON, April e-Thc Republican joint resolution dc.
eang the state Of with Germany an end and repeating
most Of the time legislation adopted today by the House.
II goes 10 the Senate.
The vote the passage Of the peace resolution 2 10
i5O Twenty-Five Democrats joined with the Republican majority
supporting the resolution and two Republicans voted against s
adoption.
Democrats voting for the resolution were
Ashbrook, Caldwell Doollng Cullen Calivan, Cauley,
Codfogc, Huddesion Mekinrsy Mclean, Mshr oconnsll
oconner, Pe Hsi olncy Sherwood Sullivan, Tague carew
Evans Of Neyada Mead
Republicans opposing II werei
Fuller Of Massachusetts and Kelley Of Michigan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

rl pAsn AWl N lHn' "a
Nuh lnId uWi Wm rHNl
tImH.W .ll t fHHH.i ,nW
mnl ml .HHl hHuiuN w'p no.
tmNml lI u \muNAr Nhn HIlN.l 4
a lhr muIu ulN Uui NIu IA h'
hld hfu NplI.U rl lH" IN'N.H'mN
u. WI HNHrl IWW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
British Delegates
MAY Not Be Present
at Paris Conference

N, Assess Aisd rffss.
rNiliS, ip,il i0.--insiructions VIII
he srni the ihm,sh representative
m,' nnl ~ attend the impending con'
l",,nor ~ amha, sa'iofs, " tranc"
shnNs slurs ~ intending 10 ror'inn'
n,ilng in,lrrs ndrnil, In trfnan nf'
tnns, ,us r,iilnaN, roll,icni ,'iiiw
NJ the Irho ~ Paris,
Ne siAs this ''fr'sh thrii h's
h,.ru tnf,nulnir,l "in addition "a Tho
,unrlashns sr io,ih IN scml l'oificin'
,tsi,mnis iom The iondnn cab.
inrt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
Z m,lidlA Alls nilNnll
lWNl ~ Ms lhlih

huHAllh Aml m irlr.
HW urllfi hir lnAAl lF hn
nhlUNm irNIul ihrFHH
lu lhf iinmi ihHl b. NH aauf.l
UI Hni milri m NnNn iiif
fiH lrpwAi tila hr hsH hnnn HHh.
HI.i in pn hiipnulr ini irnl't
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Na
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
lHuUlsI lnlslNll m
NMlllh N lhllallH

"a uAnn AmU An nlN|.l
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rnlr n NmhaH irNIHuH NHinH
M hnrr an NHI NUHNlH haH hTn
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
THREE OEAO THREE
HURT IN EXPLOSION
llilnlNn AlllhN 80 nh
MNl hlillNllA ~ M'll
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lmir Wn Mf hHh Npi 'hl'r Ilh A.
in hAlliAl hmaih "A I halh nii
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49, illlnH niN llnlpiulm nNhl lW'
lfiNAih NJ hslr hfn ilW lpfr a
IA iNlhrnn lhr hal nr 10
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
II,parI.y Cl,arpclL
ININ n,ilofS AllI nif
IN pAplil AilONl Nli

pEOlIIA NpTll "" FaprF Hh"II
agr made thr election holid here
ptlnl lopuhl AN primary haliu'a .n
lInh paper and nemurWllr hhllo'a
un yellow,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

before adopting the resolution tho
hnuHe voted down u mOlinn by Ron
rrHnninii,p Floor, ~ NlrRlnin, tho
rnnkinn democrat Of the foreign NJ.
fairs committee. IN send the rcA0lus
lion back ~ that cOmnilio with In.
alruoliona Ia report oui substitute
r0panllnn nll war time acts
The voie On that motion was III
Tor aud gg2 against
ilrnk ln iWnlOrrnile Ranks.
On the democratic substitute of
fOrrd ~ u motion in recOmmli I've
Only vote other than that on ndop.
ilon ~ the resolution permitted IN.
der the rule, lhree democrats lined
up with the republican, while twn
rtpuhllcnna Joined the minority, Tho
Rrenier break IN the democratic
ranks came IN ,he final vote,
chairman Porter ~ the fnrcirn
nffplrs committee claimed after tho
roll enll that twenty votes would
carry the resolution over q nreHldon'
ilnl veto.
nomoernll' momhcra, hoNevrr.
taid vote IN that question would
sen marty allotment virtually Intact
Preceded n, ~ Hour irhaie,
Tho NOtn ended u iwndnN hhi'
of words In the hnupe The rule WIS
rlgld, preventing nll attempts ~
amendment NJ The resolution pni Tor.
Wnrd ny republicans on direct otiei
NJ substitutes unl, the recommll
mont motion WIS acceptable ava
there was no preliminary nfoHenla
llun ~ ihe democratic proposal
1ho debate began ai II o'clock
yesterday n'ornnR, and occupied oil
1.-The time NJ the house Tor more ihlu
llg hours II was marked ihtnnpn
i nul by sharp prlsMshlp except
for those on each side who hfnk'
away from parli lines To- luln lh,
Imposition, Former speaker tlnil
land Representative Kitchen, ll
North nrollra took leading nnrl
In the flghl on the democratic AID"
lwhile genreHpnililyp Mnndnll the m
lnnhllcnn lenihr, Nhn loHod the Oh
bate received wgun greeting frot
hlu party
Il,pmrl.y charged,
Ueprpainili ktchon'a Hf,'erh
aroused the democrats 10 AN onlhnf' 4
lnf cheering as be- assaulted tho fopnh
lican membership, ehurtIng lh"1
with "hypoorlsy" AMI challenging
ihom IN prrsenl a sifalrhi promo '
fn rienunl Of the War time loRlhl1
.tnn N ihoy we're hlncere An
close of his speech Nh Kitchen snf
tered COLLAPSE. rosnlilnr from Nh1I
. .Wns Mid nv ha phNselpns ~ be
3 flirhl hrnko of RhrulNsH lleproar '
inilye Mnndoll later cNprosHel ~
svmnnlh, NJ tho house With W.
Kitchen lhn monhers slandlna while
hp spoke.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

~ AIsaslalsi Fee -
rurEHtia. Apfll = The "hcrnl,r
lionrr aa,s tho nelrlan gos,rnment
has dsela,d ~ nlnce the belgium
naia nndfnllNa,s ~ the dlspoaal NJ
ltanrr Zoe The ,rhltul dispich cf
itnuna ~ GERMANY
The NHilorsl nelrs nssrti. the be-.
liel that ,he llglaluu ,unilnEeat
uhieh 4 ~ enllahufaie with thu
il,ait wli be- the i,smoqi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
INSURGENT LEADERS DENY
WALK.OUI BEING BROKEN
IS FIGHT
BETWEEN UNIONS
'OiTLAW" iOluEA ONTiNiE
~ UIlOW iAIH illpUiIiN
INDi, ,ATE,

~ Associated rrus
IOlI W,bIiiI, iwll D,--sN iirh
mrb ~ ~ inhd' summing III ~ rm'
Mmlh ,nll r0ik ~ ~ f'lp,h ~"
nlpli ~ siinphii, Nllh ilr 'i'r'9r
IllLp i,m,ih nli'd"d lhrln'r ,ln'
ir,ns md l'rln', Mlss0nri, khl'shs
and Io,nsl iUu MO,'h nnd He'll /,
ilhrDI ilOok island International
nnd urcni Northern, IiuWtnn hn'l
.ir,ls ,rnl,niI tuu worth nnd Drh'
zee tiii, nnd Santa w., ',nllion'l
officials r'ilmni, nlprUNimniri, loln
hundred mrn Nalk,d ulli " igln
unillr l. NJ n Nindslll nnl pas
stng'l spNlcr u. inlpilfrd, A'honll'
,Nlirhnpn vent MI, engine tuN'
!, mhinrh IN dui,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

uuii MnlS, nhio, ,wil IO,--
the hndied sWii,ltmrn Ani ,,lh'
nun rmpln,oi Nv Tho NuiOlh hinl
Western hr,r went IN siIilr shmil,
hll"I midnight
1hr strikers hlr snl'l ~ ~ MAJ lilR
an 'lf0ii a. pridhdr rnpln,rs ~
uilrl lhlltml, here ~ Lilhr,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

t lhU Nl,Ul|. H h"rW IN
I.HIHI lu DUm 900. wunl uf iH'
..I.I iu ihU wH.I uIIurH U thl
N.u Ih.i ru WNu br chosen lnr
ih. Wl uNHH0 Uud lo w' lhn
U....HN NUUH..
ImtIHIrlN Hfirr mo install
Ilm Hl th. Mim NmuI0n count
IN. UI.II AwuluN count uI luair
NH "a luiHEu tNr WUHWIilnn1i
IHUHn Hi Nullrmll Nnd lhr inter
wuwl huirpu Al AWulriu l0run
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u m Na.hinnlnN fhHll '"H
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
SOUTH AMERICAN
co ] RT PROPOSED.
TO BAR AMERICA
liCENT UNITED NIiIEN NViE
~ siuNSilblI iOll NOW
~ NNNOi N,INi VI
SALVADOR ISSUES DECREE
Admiration Inngirss linrllnn i1rp'
irsrnlnll0n h, America MAY W.
,,onlrd Following Sirp
IaLrn b, ilcpuhlir

n, AHu,iaid Press .,
W,sliiNnIUN, ANN p,.-Nii'r
sludA ing The state drpiIimrni's In
tenn piail,n NJ ilu Munrnr llprlr,i' f,
~ several WEEKS np0, HE ,nngiHS
NJ salvador ndnplrd u decree ll,"p"'
,lng ihr urnllun ~ u ihiln'Nnnr'
rln ,miIt ~ hrhhrul'n Mill, the
nlirl states pNrlnhrI,
Shuuld IN, proposed co'ili ~ H. .
eide, The pun'Nni"rlcan anlon, van
hplluuni,,,s here, iir central Am'
rllrnn eunii NJ justice ~ 'bf,hR"
nnd ihr ini' ,nniiunnl bnicgu ~ u,ln'
i,ihnln, IN ihr ioimul0n ~ whNl,
the lbIird Niniia WIS InsifuiWnin'
would be- nbllsiiri, n was lchiMHl
htinl ,hd ,Orlrs ~, the decree M'l
hrn communicated ~ The rrnilhl
aud south tmrl,nn rpublics, \
rulA alsn hhs been rUNri ~ iln
unlc drpnlim hui has NJ hsr'
mn'lr public,
A. received here through other nf
liulhln channels, the dtrito lnllONa'
lmclcc iollows
NN ihWN NllNi " N'l'NN hN''''
llod ~ nddrosH the rhnncollntioH rl
he latin American onnllioH lhtouRl
whatever hHlrumenlnllliuH he may
deem most suitable with u view Ol
bringing 10 ihoh Acknowledge an
,onpldorNlion the uNlnhllahmrnt ni
onurl NJ arbitration ld SETTLE 'nl'i
national difficulties ~ any nhliU
nislnp among the HlHnulor pnwol'
hahircl e. the following CcndilionN
- Each NJ the Mgha,ofy powof'
shaft nnmp through ~ fpsrncilv.
logl ,lnll,o branch q judicial repre-
,rn,alNo VITO shall W'Ve Ior ih'
prrind llNod hi ~ constitution Th'
nnl NJ the cturi shull b. chosen by
he governments,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
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NON-COTTON ZONE
IS RECOMMENDED
BY FEDERAL BOARD
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WASHINGTON Aprll o. \ pro,
hlhlliun vt cotton planting IN parla
nl nnr counties Of Texas and IN
three parishes ol Louisiana, comprlu'
lnR nn arnrugalu rrop area NJ aO,ut0
irros, vua recommended by The fed
eral horticultural board lulay na The
AMY hopeful means Vt rNlermlnalinE
The ulnk hnll NOlm which has ,n'
fpOlph those states, l'nlpHs rulhpd,
the hoard repnrlH the insect would
mo,liall, spread ln other areas and
Wuuld hurnmr u HarluuR limiting lir'
err IN 'hn prnuprllOn Oi rullon iu ihn
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road lrninmon ana Hwilclimrn over
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control NJ unlOn officials, " q l",,
president NJ lhe brotherhood ul
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day habing whether prc,onl mwe
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the umiurpuH anton, took The mnl
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the situation, Tad nn statement lu
make ~ ihN llmo
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resolution directing the lhlwHlnle
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the strike with a view in snmmnnlnl
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the rallruad labor hoard which wa
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IN Uddillon io the quarantine, u
Nas leromnuinud ~ "a irru'hl,h
snno. twenty tive milos IN width, he
established around The nnn'rot'un
AREA IN reNas with similar tnne 10
milus around 'all oil mills IN Foxes
knnwn In have reruiNed suod dnring
ihu lufl three years from districts
knoNn lo have boon Invaded Tho
nOn .eolipn AREA In TuNas Includes all
or PARTS nl the counties ut loll'u0M
rhumhers, galveston hrafnrla, llai.
ris .l,lhprlN Fort nnnd iiHper ana
NpNlnn The state unlrr ihn quar-.
lnlMp, alen would roulinro ~ unnir
lNinp the uuuniira oft pr'H.Nlu.
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