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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-10

Nearly 100000 women in Spain
work in the fields.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10

An airplane arrived here early Ia.
night and excited wild rumOrs that
Miss Smith had been brought 20 Ard
more from san Antonio II was said
woman resembling" Miss Smith was
scen 10 enter closed car and start for
Ardmorc from the field where the plane
landed. Mr. brown Immediately went
10 the field and questioned the pilot of
the plane. who aid h. was John Park.
hill and was on his way from Oklahoma
City to Texas The county attorney
said he did not believe any OF their re-.
ports linking this incident with tho
search Tor Miss Smith.
News that an airplanc had arrived
spread through Ardmorc quickly and
newspaper men hurried to the plac"
where the landing had been made. Mr.
Brown soon found the pilot nj hotel.
where he had registered for the night,
and questioned him regarding the rum
ors about Clara Smith.
The pilot explained that he had land.
ed for the night a. take ON oil and gas
and when approached by persons who
had seen him land answered their
questions 10y saying Yes ! brought
clara smith" lie explained that he
was "only hidding' having failed ~
take the questions seriously.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
Shantung Will Be
Returned to China.
By Associated ttess.

GENEVA. Dec. 9.-llaron TIayash'.
the Japancscs ambassador to Great
Britain and head Of the japanese dele.
Cation to the League of Nations as.
semhly. informed the correspondent
this evening that Japan was getting
ready to hand back the province ~
Shantung to China. hut was unable io
get China Ia open negotiations H.
added that the only condition Japan
makes is that kiaoChau shau remain
open To- foreign trade.
lie thought that China's refusal a.
negotiate was due to the fact that pub
lie opinion had been falsiicd hy tho
military party. lie declared himself
~ we'll impressed by the work II IN"
lc"gur assembly
lie had confidence in the league but
pointed out that the most intcrrstlnL
questions had not Yet been taken M
nnd would not come up until the rnitcl
States and Germany were mcmbcrs.
Disarmament he believed. will Eur
nlsh lively session of the ASSEMBLE
after the question In brought up IBIS
armament IN general thought ~
thought. hut some powers. inrludinr
his own, are increasing their naval
forces--of course. not with n view tu
aggression, but rather To promo'c
peace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
NAY ESTABLISH BRANCH OFFICE
WEST TEXASC CHAMBER COMMERCE.
NCITY OF MEXICO, LATE REPORT

irl .s fou..i hv the trend ~ recent
EVENTS" s,,d M Wh1ipS Mexico Is
s'NHUg g. Hr' iU,u capital ,Uu,
Ir o.. ,.,,lo. Hz magnificent r.sure,s
rI. .n.rtst, fHlf suurUHHIliy r1.
..s.d trs tvu 1rHrb bon times pHst
d.. fst ussI af,1 NrNlrn frr',
fhl' she Jtruo o. without us. w
-.. fhlt W. can laHr'f Der. Our rc.
lt.prs With the n.W government
ehuHH D. thr most ru,iI' IN view
ui OBJ. snisIdd s,f1... tH.s oreluira
tl.n ..u rrsrr tH o.. whole South
west r, mUrr an ,.r.. n Mexico
with re- ,anHlr m'r H' tbr head of
-. have thur u"u. myself after
,.uterrinr With iCtu business 'n'1
and others he authority To announcf
that I slau mmerd such "a htau,1
81 tHc organizations to thu director,
- tfai n,s' siiing at Ranrrr in F.b
ruerv
Tl.s g. d. Chtnh-~ - Cnmmsr.c
N tho t'nr'-d states O. undrrt1i, ~
c.,siish s br.nch In Mexico. II viii
= "a rt,t'aking NJ ch will - n
IN TIC rua'rst l.encft to thc mls.rcss
ia'ersis of 1eNas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
WILSON'S ACTION
A DISAPPOINTMENT
TOLEAGUE LEADERS
PROSPECTS FOR fO>G STAY ~
GENEVA NOW WORRiING
ntt.Et,ATES


Nv 'ssnrtH'sd ffesa
GENEVA. n,C. s.-Thc outstanding
features In connection with the I"aguc
1t Nations assembly and the ~ommis.
siuns tudJN we're. disappointment
cNinU,d over President Wilson's dccli.
natiun 1T the invitation that an Amer.
lean delegate Du.np'rH,r with the com.
mitter tu discuss disarmament.
Recommendation ol the committee
ou the admission of new states that
bulgaria h. admitted Ia the league.
this l-iug due largely la Marsha
Marshal F'rhs r"putt that bulgaria
was meeting her treaty obligations
Fixing ui December - hy the rep
Hratiuus commission Ter discussion
uf the r-Iuutiun problems
Elimination ~ thc provision ~ the
technical committees rcpurt for t.r.
man,nt finance. transit aud health
commissions To- which ihv Canadian
obligation strcnuously uhivct,d.
The official statement II the rep.
ara,iuns commission ays,
The conference ~ experts ap
painted ny th'ir governments IN u,,
cortAnoc with the FancoBrijish
agreement ~ November q. 1899. will
meet at brussels on D,~cml'or i6 Ia
discuss the problem of r'uratious"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
w Associated Pr,s..

GENEVA. nc,. prcsi,lcn, VII
Nations invitation tu name AN unofficial
d.lvvatc to cooperate with IA" commis.
siun to l-e appointed nv the assembly to
discuss disarmament. has caused grcat
disappointment here. The chief desire
~ ~. assembly members seems to H. Ia
main'nin a. many points uf contact as
possible with the United States and 4,
was thought the disarmament inyesti
cation aff"ricd am opportunity II
Whi'h Pr'sidcn, Wilson could takc ad
Vantage without committing hlms,lf.
Al Wilson's decision regarding the
Armenian boundaries has not h-cn rv.
v,i,rd h,rr. % b. thought in league
circivs that hts r,ply has more likely
lscn s"nt to london vr Paris. since Il
II matter fUr consideration IN the
supreme Council ~ the alli"s. rather
than bN IA, League ot Nations
canada whos, delegation has made
great impression uu the assembly. scuf.
"a again toiay when Il srcur,d -limi
nation ~ thv provision in the Technical
committees report for permanent Il.
uanr-. transit, and health commissions
The assembly. impressed hy the grow.
INK cNl~pSss ~ the league and thr In
ivrnatiunal lahnr bureau. acccptcd the
Canadian view
The proslscts ~ a prolonged STAY In
Geneva arv l-einning tu worry the
delegates amt officials of the assembly
An the members uf the delegation are
making every effort IN committees or
ful sessions In increase thc sl-.od ~
thvir work. hut with little success thus
Tar. Au'r two DAYS sI,ut entirely up.
on N" r"port ~ the technical commit
tor. President Hvmans at the assembly
tu,iaN made an earnest appeal 90 the
dvlvgatcs o. cut thvir remarks short
President Hymaus held over the heads
~ thv delegates thu mvnarc ~ two s,s.
siuns daily and advancing the hour -
thy morning s"ssiun hy half an hour
\ uuml-r ~ the l-l,eatvs havv ar.
ang,d 10 l,aNv GENEVA Friday ur Sal.
urisN ui next week Meantime ihvr,
rmaius ,o D. dispu-,,l uf the report uf
th- committee on ,hc admission - new
dates and the International court. D..
sij,s a uumlrr uf smaller questions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10

STANFORD a.. 20 That branch
vfuoy yi thr W.,j TrNas Chlmi.r ul
Ctsnm'rur viii o.. established u OBJ,
C,tv ~ NvNuu at thr earliest dlf, fs..
shlc vii o. u.tommyri,,l "a G.r,r.I
Manae,r rUri'r 4 Mh1l,v fu fhr
baard ~ diue,iHrS NJ the orllr. ritI.r
10 the annual convention ta o., h,I
at Eans'r, February and N.
The stability ~ McNico now real.
Us thousands &C Amru,aHs Hrd tapI.
tlh~,> IN. oagvr to enter t with their
yr,rry and funds fur development ~
IT, tstyutial r,suur.s. The organic.
tsf. hss t-s.n usui,d with lsttrrs and
yNpivss.uus frnm Various influential
o., NESS uir.I l4i nr tlat u i0-lk into
t'tr ai ,ahliN oi putting IN ~
hrtr,h O. ihr ,nd ih1t the busInc~i
r,iitins t~'ve N,Nicn and Amer.
can anti rasis D. promoted The new
hranch would hrcomc powerful and
helpful adjunct - The organization.
str,ngthening IN. plations and frlcul.
ship l-,tWcsn the two T--cpic and fus
I, rinr husurss Interests
a tr,mendlus dcyrioq.mcnt IN Mex
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
MEX|CANS FAVOR
BRITISH OIL MEN.
j. s. DISSATISFIED
MANY LEASES GIVEN nv GOV
ERNMENT f0R PERIOD ~
TWENTY YEARS.
BY Associated prrss

WASHINGTON. Dec. g-Complica.
tions of the international controversy
over oil In Mexico was forecast tud,v
lev advices to the stat" department. That
the provisional government - Mexico
had granted scores ~ permits for the
exploration and exploitation of petrol.
cum In the federal zones. notwiths,and.
Inc the protest filed hy the United
States government last August.
Promise II additional comrleNity was
indicated by the further information
that practically al ~ the newly ac.
0uircd rights had been transferred tn
British oil corporations by thu individ.
unls a. whom they were granted Most
Il them. according to the report as ~.
rciycd TO-DAY. have been obtained hv the
lguiln and Corona companies. which
are subsidiaries of the Royal Dutch
and she'll group In which British stock
holders have gained control since the
war.
The federal yones In which the new
rights were obtained were created
March 10, 1890. In decree issued hy
President Carrnnza The Mexican gov.
crnmcnl In this decree reserved IN,
right to grant permits In ,hcsc zones as
II deemed wise. The zones extend not
only along tho sea coast and the hanks
of nhVigablc rivers. hut also alons
small streams, many of which contain
running water only In the rainy sca.
son. The specific complaint of the
owners of leased oil lands was that
opcninE - these s,rins 10 exploration
and exploitation would make u possi.
NJ, tor IN" holders of thu New conccs
sions to tap their oil pools taking no,
only prctrolcrm claimed under the new
leases. hut also damaging ,ha, portion
tributary to them.
The Rdvic,s received to-day said thu;
enc ~ the concessions granted ana
sincs tune dover to one ~ the British
COMPANIES was given to an \ u Adams
IN the nirht ~ November 20. only e
few minutes before the administrator
rf Adulfo De - lIucrtn was sucCcedc
by that ~ Alyaro Ohrcgon.
This corc"ssion Is described rs f1t
twenty wears. during Whi,h time tho,
Ccnccssionnircs have the righ, Ca ~
tract iOO, O0O. OOO barrels II oll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
PRESIDENT ELECT
ISNOW BUSY MAN
GOVERNOR cox THANKED. FOR
RECENT OFFER TO APPOINT
REPt tBIlCAN.

I NN NaffrinfNff lfeess
MARION. ohio. Dec. a-t'nanswercd
icttprs and t,lcrrams that had piled up
durlnE his month away from Marion
OCCUPIED President Elect Harding's un.
div idod attention today and he put In
s.vDrrl hours II overtime In the hope
of catching up his office routine before
tha beginning ~ his League of Nations
snuf, f,rpncps
Hrirht clear weather presented his
Do 80 opportunity In weeks for a game Of
g"if and after lunch hc wavcrcd for n
vh.l" undyr the temptation, hut finally
put % aside and stayed on the job.
During the day he acknowledged hy
telegraph the offer - Governor Cox.
his defeated d,mocratic opponent In
tho presidential campaign. to appoint n
republican to succeed him In the sen.
str. n De- wanted to retire now instead
.,f waiting f1r republican governor to
assume office. Mr. Harding sent brief
m.s-lg, ct thanks hut reserved a de-
risIuu
Th, rrvFidvnt.clcct's plans have pro.
yid,d that h. quit his senatorial office
about January 10. when the new gov.
rrnHr o. expected to name senator.
El,e, rrink a. Willis to the vacancy.
W drOisiun vii lbe made as 20 an earl.
Ter resignation until Mr.. Harding has
consulted the wishes of the senator.
cl~i. with whom he has been unable
.to communicate with bccause Of Illness
~ Nr willis father
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
ENGLAND WILL Be
FORCED To GRANT
FREEDOM, SHE SAYS
WILL HAVE NO PEACE UNTIL
IRISH REPUBLIC IN GIVEN
RECOGNITION.
PEOPLE TERROR STRICKEN
Life Was Safer In BRUSSELS During
the German Occupation Than II
IL Nov In Cork and Lon.
donderry.
~ Associated Press.

y, Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Tho widow
81 the late Lord Mayor Of Cork, Mrs.
Muriel MacSwiney, presented today 10
the commission uf the committee " one
hundred investigating the Irish ques
tion her story u the hunger strike In
Brixton prison. London. Of her husband
and of hls death. and the details as she
had witnessed them uf attempts by the
Irish republicans TO gain freedom Of
their country.
Mrs. MacSwincy concluded her story
with the declaration England shalt
have no peace. that the world will have
no peace until our republic II recog.
nized."
Miss Mary MacSwiney. sister of the
late Lord Mayor. recalled 10 add d..
tails 10 the story she told the commits.
sion yesterday. added Ia the declaration
~ her sistor.in law the assertion thai
the coming winter would be- "lreland's
Valley Forge" and appealed Tor Ameri
can aid, not. SHE said for the men AMI
women of ireland, but for the children.
Children In Need.
The coming winter In Ireland" said
Miss MacSwiney. will be hard. The
british have destroyed our crops. our
supplies Of food The men can get on:
the women can stand the suffering. Bu.
It is for the children plead. We must
have help this winter
The widow of the Lord Mayo"
declared there was NO choice for the
Irish republicans but 20 stand together,
whatever the cost. and continue the
fight for independence. She said II wa,
such a spirit that had actunted hcg
husband 10 refuse food until death.
II knew my husband was happy, ~
his physical strength was torn away ~
hunger. for his countenance absolu'
w radiatcd peace and contcntmcnt,
Mrs. MacSwiney asserted. II was be-
sought to plead with him 10 take food
Hut I would not. for | never, move e.
would interfere with my husband In a
matter OF conscience. II was his choice.
II was the decision Of his spirit"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
Nephew Makes Statement,

w hNHf" fhfN
SACRAMENTO Calf, Dee, a.
Frank l.. llnmon, nephew Of the late
Jake L. Hlmon. republican national
committeeman of oklahoma. told 4
staff correspondent of the Sacramento
Bee today that he did not marry Clar ,
Smith 90 give her the name of Hamol
In order To permit, her to live VITA
Jake l.. Hamon.
lie maintnincd silence as To the eN
act reason why hc married Clara Smith
Hamon. who Is charged with the muir
der of Jake l.. Iamon. lie said, how.
ever his marriage and divorce had NJ
connection with his unclc's death.
Ilamon. who II stopping ~ his moth
crs' ranch i9 miles south of Dixon.
where he has been since september IL.
recovering from nervous breakdown,
he said denied the statement of his
present wife. Mrs Ruth Walker Hamtr
II Sacramento. that he was paid 800
\ month by his uncle Tor marrying ana
giving Clara Smith the name OF Hamon
THE 500 month was paid me Nv
my uncle as salary after gave up =
position ~ superintendent In one II hij
oil fields out uf Ardmorc, Oklnhom'.
due To- lung trouble and went TO Art
2unn." he declared II was getting thia
monthly allotment from my uncle long
before | married Clara smith"
Frank Hamon asserted his uncle ana
aunt were ON good terms and that Jake
llamon had visited his wife In Chicago
on several occasions.
Belief tha, his uncle told the truth
In his dying statement To the effect
that he accidentally shot himself With
revolver was expressed 10y Frank
lIamon. who declared the accusations
against clara Smith were the result %
a political plot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
MEXICO WILL PAY
FOR DESTRUCTION
Of RAILWAY CARS
.iSSIST OWNERS MEN.
ICAN ROADS.
Nv Associated Prc...

Nv Associated rresa.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9-rhc Mexican
gcvcrnmcn, railway association has nd.
vanccd proposal to pay American
railroads s2OO 600 Tor cars and other
Inii equipment destroyed by revolution.
lists during the past four years. Julius
kruttschniit chairman II the board of
directors ~ the Southern Pacific rail.
t''i stated here tonight.
The Southern Pacific system which
sKirts the Mexican border. was the chief
sufferer from ear losses and destruction
~ the rcvolutionists. MIR Kruttschnitt
declared
"our road was the only one to re-.
spund to the request of the Mexican
government, f"r rail equipment" he said
and not only did We divert our own
rolling stock t. their use. but We sent
them ears ~ other systems then on our
lines rh" Southern Pacific will BE- IN.
surcd against loss by the proposal %
paw $500. 900"
Current negotiations viii liquidatc
McSico's Indebtedness a. American rail.
roads fm losses during the revolutions.
ps settlements with twelve railroads.
Including the Pennsylvania New York
York Central. Jersey Central and Lack
awanna. have been effected. Il Is 10.
ported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
Ell PASO SHERIFF WILL ARREST
ALLEGED SLAYER OF HAMONIF
POSSIBLE, ATTORNEY DECLARES
Orndorff Has Been Misquoted.

ARl'MORE. Okla. Dee p-Rnsscl =. Brown. county AZ.
orncy said tonight ;hcrc developments this end
OF the search for Clara smith alleged slayer c Jake L. amor
From the Interchange u messages between the county at
orney and Seth T. Ornloi sheriff III laSo Texas Mr..
Brown said he laG learned that Mr. Orndor believed he had
been mouo,cd by the press The sheriff referred report,
that he had refused Ms, Smith url he received
from Mr. Brown ne lad other hold her.
Now however the county attorney declares the sheriff will
Miss smith il possible upon the tcegaphc commuuica-
tions sent II, Mr. Brown
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
MARKETING EVILS
To Be ABOLISHED
BY ALL PRODUCERS
GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF
PACKING INDSTtRY Now
NECESSARY.
Recommendations MADE
International Credit which VIII I'm.
able Europeans 90 Iluy Ameri.
can Products u Thing
Needed.


w NNHhfNNN w.
KANSAS CITY. dec. a. Means must
be- sought - encourage production that
can be- pussiblc only by giving the farn.
~ the certainty thh, he win he re-.
enumerated. PRECEDENT Elect Harding
told the international farm congress In
a mcsage read 1T tonlghi's session oc
the congress here.
~ s"i of problems In more important
thnn these facing the agricultural In.
dustry and none In ontitle 10 more
prompt aud vigorous attention, MIR
Harding said.
"tl,nfe communicate my greetings
and assurances ~ interest 10 your or.
yanimtlons which represents one ~ the
most vital concerns NJ our nation and
the world. The prosperity and continued
advancement uf American agricultur"
mus, be- assured. hecaure n generous
monfure of ~ produc. IN necessary for
cur own country and others as we'll We
must seek means ~ encouragement to
the largest production. which can only
hc possible hy giving the farmer thu
certainty that he VIII he rcmunerated.
Cooperation among the farmers In huy.
ine and selling. with the approval and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the government. and
the elimination of wastoful expenses In
commercial processes are remedies sug.
g.stcd In the present crisis. No set ot
problems can be accounted as para.
mount to these and meme In entitled To
moro prompt and vigorous attention.
Practical. workable proposals for such
organizations as your own vii he most
holpful'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
WOULD PROHIBIT
INMIGRATIONFO
PERIOD TWO YEARS
LARGE MAJORITY REPRESENTA.
TINES AND SENATOR'S ~.
NOR RESTRICTION.
ny Associated Press

WASHINGTON. dee. a.-Suppor'.
crs ~ the lohnfon hill to prohiblt i'm.
migration for two years wun every
preliminary skirmish Nv the hnua. tu.
dlv with such cts" that ultimate pass
age ot th, measure 10y them seems to
hc assured.
The only record vet" that came dur.
INK thc two.huur debate WIS carried
by advocates of ihc restricted imml.
grafton. ioi to .. This vote. taken on
adoption uf a special ruir io limit gen.
crul dctatc ON the measure To- foar
hours, WIS taken by the bulls pro
ppn"nts as M indication ~ the at,l
tudr 1T the house. Opponents ~ tho
It'll disputed this contention. however
Two of the four hours allotted ~
general debate had hecn consumed
when the housr adjourned bate In the
day Annihr two hours ~ general 10.
hate viii follow tomorrow and then
speakers viii h. allowed only five min.
ui-s each.
Chairman Johnson. ~ the commit.
,o". who drafted the hill. said that dis.
position ~ amendments probably would
DELAY the final vote until saturday.
Debate ~ to,lays session wns ~.
vid'd hy agreement hctwccn Chairman
johnson and Re- rcscn,atlyc Baker.
democrat California. who had the
iorc"s friendly to the hill. and Repre-.
n"niaiivc SicEcl, Republican of New
York, and Salaih ncmo'ra, 81 nH.
nols leaders ~ tho opposition.
Partisan lines disappeared during
thu debate
Apparently hv coincidence. the lead
"rshlp divided itself equally between
democrats and republicans. one mem
hor ~ each Iarty heading the forccs
fur and against the hill.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
~ ,.s,.'.,-d rr--.

W Nse''eisfrd Ffe<s
KANSAS CITY. Dec, 0.--Farme-s
of the United States f,cf new era.
which will D. marked by steady I'm.
provcmont In marketing conditions.
despite the ,,rekent discouraging low
price of farm products. speakers de-
clarcd here to-day at the opening ses.
sion ~ the fifteenth annual Interna.
tional Farm Congress.
Confidence In the future of the farm
ing industry was expressed and farm.
crs were warned of the danger of cut.
ting production. Marketing of prod.
ucis on hand rather than future pro.
dnctlun plans drew the principal dis.
cussion az the first session of the con.
grcss
Condemnation ~ the conditions
which brought about the decline IN
prices ~ fam products was voiced by
various speakers Transportation wRs
blamed hy so'n. f1r inability 10 market
products when prices were higher ana
luards ~ tr,dn gen, rally were d..
ivunccd for contributing 10 falling
riccs
Despite cilamtcus low prices.
zeal era for the farmer In at hand.
declared Dt l. - LYMAN of Utah.
vicc.president who 9, ected the meet.
inc In tho al~cnc, a. senator Arthur
Cnpler ~ Kansas. president.
\ letter tr0m Hc,lert Hoover, for.
met food administrator was rad To
a.. convention outlining what Ait.
Hoover Characterized the major needs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
Continued on page 6.
FORMAL ARMIsTICE SIGNED
Turkish Nationalisis and tr,nenians
Have Ended Struggle.


NEW YORK. Dec. a formal
armisticc" between the Turkish mo
iionalis,s and Armenia has been signed
Presumably at the intervention of the
Russian bolshcviki. although what the
Russians gain by Il IL not Yet known.
according To cable adviccs received by
the Near East relief here today from
Sanian. frontier customs and railway
station between the republics ~ Georgia
and Armenia.
The Sanian dispatch. dated Deem
her I. said that under the armisticc
terms. neutral zone about CS miles
long. had been provided for between
Saniar and Alagucz. the second highcs,
mountain In Armenia and % miles
northwest ~ Eriyan. the Armenian
capital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
>ws,r snor s,snu rREmCrtn
Idle N"rkrrS in >,w Ncrk md Chisagu
wal tIghi Toe Righis.
~ N's"eiais'l PF'-s

NlW NoGk. n,c y Unqualified
eupp,rt Il thv ne,dig tradls allany,.
launched h,rc to-ltN with "a mvml.yrshi'
~ nearly toae vas pl',lErd o. thr
thousands Il idlc clothing wurksrs n
ll0ston and New Work. in their nrh;
Tcainst N, cluthinr manufacturers a..
sorn;icn. The Htii'u,lr ~ the Rosion
and New Ngk clo'hing manufacturer
in hrcaking Uff r,l,ii,ns with the uni,n
and snrouncine tn return ia the pis,e
work sysiom WIS ,ond-nncd a. an ~
tack M the vvtV found,tionS of tiads
unioaisn and a move 10 hring al,oui
a return to the swat shop system"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
Five Murderers Go
To Electric Chair


w hssNfir'sd Pfeaa
oSSlNlNG y. Y. Dc. 9.-fiVc con.
vicjcd murdcrcrs. the Youngest a hov
~ twenty years and the father ~ three
children. were put to death In the clrc'
trc chair In Sing sing prisou here 4"
night after an eleventh hour attempt
io obtain a rcpricvc from Governor
Smith or stay ui execution from thr
courts had failed.
-Four ~ the mcn--llm.s y. ANN
CosS Joseph Miauu. charles Ne.
laughlin and Joseph t'sri,f were
convicted of staying otto finls. nm
elderly Bronx subway uclt tgtlt
two years ago, The fifth Howard h.
kcr paid the penalty Tor iho murder
~ William nAgryff near l,u,h'st '
y. V, In September. 1918