The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-04-10
GIVING THE WORLD
THE ONCE OVER

THE ONCE OVER
Sikeston, Mo-, Apr. 6.--J. II. Bo
hanon, his wife and stepson were
burned to death early today when
their farm home, two miles west of
here was destroyed by fire.
Sherman, Tex, Apr. 6.-Bishop|
Joseph S. Key of the Methodist Ep-
iScopal church died at his home
here today. He was born July 18,
1929; was ordained minister in
1S4S and has been bishop since
1860. He came to Texas in 1889.
Washington, Apr. 6.-The annual
pension bill for 1921 carrying $214,-
100000 passed the house today with
out a record vote and was sent to
the senate. IL covers claims of 624,-
427 veterans Of the civil, Spanish
American and Mexican wars.
Chicago, Apr. 6.-Aldermen were
elected today in nine city wards in
a supplemental election under the
nOn-partisan election law. Five sit
ting aldermen were defeated today.
Four of the victorS had the back
ing of Mayor Thompson.
ConSlantinople, April Ga new
ministry has been formed with
Damad Ferid PaSha as grand vizer
and minister of foreign affairs; Re
child Bey as minister of the interior;
Manned Said PaSha as minister of
war, ad interim and Richard Ehendi
minister of justice.
London, April 6.-The new Turk
iSh cabinet has promised to punish
the leaders of the Turkish nation
alist movement and pacify The coun-
try and will endavor to secure "a
mitigation of the peace terms, ac-
cording to a Reuter- dispatch from
ConStantinople today.
Washington, Apr 6.-InveStiga-
ton was started today by house
judiciary subcommittee of Attorney
General Palmer'S action in fixing a
II to l8 cent price for Louisiana
cane sugar as fixtures that would
govern federal action against pro-
flteerS.
Washington, Apr 6.-The senate
naval committee today voted to eS-
tablish an extensive deep water ma
vol hagn Nnn Is,.annig,A a
authorized the appointment of a
naval commission to decide on a site
END submit plans and recommenda-
ii, ms by Oct. 1, 1920.
Charleston, w. Va, Apr. Ga
political organization that will be a
model of thoroughneSS and effec-
tiveness" is being perfected for the
coming election by the West Virgin
in Federation of Labor, according
to the campaign plans, made public
here today by C.. +. Keeney, district
president of the United Mine Work
elS.
New York, Apr. 6.-The Subcom-
miltee Of miners and operators ap-
pointed to negotiate new wage
contract for anthracite coal fields
today decided TO hold daily confer
enceS until new agreement is com
pleted. This arrangement, il is be
lieved, will speed up the proceed
ings and result in settlement by
hpIil Is.
New York, Apr. 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
William McAdoJ tonight announced
the birth of a dlughter, Mary Faith
MCAdoo. This is the second child
born to Mrs. McAdoo, who was Miss
Eleanor Wilson, youngest daughter
of the president. The first child
named Ellen Wilson after the
mother of Mrs. McAdoo, is four years
old.
San Jose, Cal. Apr 6.-HerberI
{ Hoover attempted I, register
here as a rCII hhcan for The -.
fornia primaries next month, buI
T?'ied becau,t as affidav' OF reg
i>iratiOn arrived from New N,tx 10,
late 10 De entered in the register
the county clerks office announc
ed today. Mrs. Hoover'S affidavit
also arrived too late.
New York, Apr. Ga fifth con
current investigation of vice condi
tionS in New York city was order
ed late today by Mayor Hylan. II,
directed Commissioners of Account,
David HirShfield to make thorough
inquiry into charges of revelrN
along the Great White Way mad,
by the Rev. John Roach Stratton
pastor of Cavalry Baptist church, II
his Easter sermon.
Nogales, Ariz., Apr.6.-Unless tn,
Southern Pacific of Mexico rail
road and its striking employees com,