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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02
BAKERS ADVISOR
OUT FOR HARDING.

Neutrality-suspicious. Benedict Gro W.
ell, Mr.. Bakers former Assistant Sec
Rotary Of War, warm admirer of Pres
ident Wilson, Is the latest distinguish
ed man to declare In an interview that
he Is In favor OF the election Of Hard
Ing and Coolidge and Republican
Congress AT the polls In November.
Major Crowell goes so far as to say that
he Is In favor Of the league of nations
but he prefers 10 take his chances on
getting the league with Senator Hard.
Ing rather than with Governor Cox.
"Now that President Wilson Is re-
tlring from active political llfe," said
Major Crowel, at is wise for his sup
porters to pause aud take stock OF the
situation have always favored a
league OF nations but the Democratic
party has no monopoly on the league.
Indeed, the present Democratic admin.
iStrutlon has failed Oh this subject In
spite Of the fact HAT 10 per cent
Of the Senate were In favor Of some
Kind OF league.
"It seems evident that Governor Cox
Is making muny promises regarding
the league Which lie may not be able
10 fulfill"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

Senator Harding, observation leads
us to believe. has created a strong
impression Of earnestness, sincerity
nd high sense OF duty. His utter.
lnces are marked by a studied mod
Grafton; he exhibits ne arrogance VI
opinion, and has made ne eItrava-
CANT promises Of q millennium to bs
created by pro ismation; no seeks
rather to express tho national spirit
than to impose doctrine Of Political
infailIbility. And there 10 ~ snmis-
takably a growing view that Cover
nor Cox Is shifty Oppsrtunist, super.
ficial In thought reckless In appeal
and irresponsible In statsnaents.--
Philadelphia North American.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02
moth.r,s Expt esslye eyes.

Ella started to lift tho baby from
Its crib, but caught her mothers eye,
and desisted. Afterward, she was over
heard telling her playmate that she
knew when hor mother didn't want
her to do anything. she doesn't bavs
to tell me-" Ella added, she just
thinks stop, and cor zee her thinks
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

We will nave all kinds OF money
after election and all kinds OF cars.
See big sale Of Logan Garage and
Supply company. Tires and tubes
rs per cent off. Adv-11-4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

The football game last Saturday.
played at Adams Field between the
L. A, C. and the eleven from Color
ado was the best game of the season
but the local boys were n little out
classed, The game ended by score
Of Fl to 0 for Colorado. Next Sat-
urHay the a. C. team plays the Uni
versity of Nevada at Reno.
A want ad in the Logan Republi-
can VIII bring results.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

A great many people heard what
Governor Cox said about the Nor
mons when he spoke here some time
ago on the tabernacle square. Now
rad what he said about us during
the Smoot investigation, on the last
page Of this issue.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

Drs. Scott, Chiropractors, DR.. ii.
u. Scott. general practicing. DR.. Ida
M. Scott, women and children spe-
cialty. ONCE 140 West LIST North.
Hours Oil. "a. 81. Phone 97e
Adv-tf.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

Isaac Smith, farmed OF Millvillc.
was in the county scat yesterday on
business.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

After election, remember we are
all going TO own and drive a car.
See big sale advertisement OF Logan
Garage oDd Supply company in this
issue. Adv-11-A
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

The High School auditorium was
packed TO capacity at the Smoot re-
coptiou last Saturday night. 1t
proved That the people of this county
appreciate the valuable service the
senator has rendered this part Of
the state.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

Coach Hughes OF the Colorado Ag-
ges said after the game Saturday
that the U. a. G. team was the hard
est team he had been up against this
year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

Reid Shamhart is expected home
from Duckville today where he has
been hunting ducks for the last three
days. He will probably have some
good stories to tell local sports.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

FOR SALE Strictly LfdTcrn
home. five rooms. Call As. Ady-tf
mAe
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

FOR SALE--A complete history
of Utah Call AS Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

A good time is assured the pub
lie at the Wigwam Tuesday evening.
Election returns received by special
wire, Free dancing. Music furnish
ed by the Sing Fone orchestra. Ev-
erybody Welcome Adv-11-1
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

re t resumed their hs This time ahr
@m %r which iS s S"s
fMOwmg
admitted
~ DupsOf m~wnsu Justin
tally %yns W ~ s S'"3 up tn" matter editor
soauaar nshm
h
WI
war by Farley
va p by tw" 81 80
TIL @@ hah Mormon Judge" aEaxH8
dchurhT
wives nsD Dayton Newsad
A d a ltpd conviction
h % b ad@ way Constitution
Mormon Missionaries in Dayton
IS
result w ~ IMAM " received since that time
Ts%%
as incident Attracted peoples
Ge @ Tnn%@s
ECOINTy prrprrcA>
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02
CANDIDATE JAMES I'M. COX
AND THE MORMONS


an Or he
nj
N ~ N in Un States TO the d fh
al of
M@mm and Dayton News aH which page o" Issue February
In til Dayton Jews adopts pNnrm t Mormon r OF a t
$ al
d % OF in % o
d h mat Dayton says
nc Rec b the Mum h ~ ag Vas hhmafh
al
Reet "a eye oath EN- % Essen to hen vugadg com
~ n
byu hpUp whmu % refers smth
these States h enb upon Mooh have taken vmgmn
up e iy o wi name hon it said, % upon this owmen house,
as "a Ne
is in
% dh h MpN pe t that tim
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02

Today is the big day. Go to the
polls and when you cast your ballot
be sure that you line up with th
party that will unravel the entangle-
ment which the country Is now in.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-02
LOCAL NEWS

1SSssS
FOR SALE Strictly hfdTcrn
home. five rooms. Call as. Ady-tf
Isaac Smith, farmed OF Millvillc.
was in the county scat yesterday Oh
business.
Coach Hughes OF the Colorado Ag-
gies said after the game Saturday
that the u. a. G. team was the hard
est team he had been up against this
year.
Reid Shamhart is expected home
from Duckville today where he has
been hunting ducks for the last three |
days He will probably have some |
good stories to tell local sports.
Drs. Scott, Chiropractors, DR.. II.
u. Scott. general practlcng. DR.. Ida |
M. Scott, women and children spe-
cialty. Office 140 West LIST North. |
Hours Oil, "a, 81 Phone 975
Adv-tf.
The High School auditorium was
packed to capacity at the Smoot re-
coptiou last Saturday night. 1t
proved That the people of this county
appreciate the valuable service the
senator has rendered this part Of
the state.
We will nave all kinds OF money
after election and all kinds OF cars
See big sale Of Logan Garage and
Supply company. Tires and tubes
rs per cent off. Adv-11-4
great many people heard what
Governor Cox said about the Nor
mons when he spoke here some time
ago on the tabernacle square. Now
rad what he said about us during
the Smoot investigation, on the last
page Of this issue.
FOR SALE--A complete history
of Utah Call As. Adv-tf
John A. Hendrickson Is in town
after spending the week in Salt Lake
on business.
After election, remember we are
all going TO own and drive car.
See big sale advertisement OF Logan
Garage opd Supply company in this
issue. Ady-11-4
Today Is the big day. Go TO the
polls and when you cast your ballot
be sure that you line up with III
party that will unravel the entangle-
ment which the country Is now in.
good time is assured the pub
lie at the Wigwam Tuesday evening.
Election returns received by special
wire, Free dancing. Music furnish
ed by the Sing Fone orchestra. Ev-
erybody Welcome Adv-11-1
The football game last Saturday,
played at Adams Field between the
L. A. c. and the eleven from Color
ado was the best game of the season
but the local boys Were little out
ciassed. The game ended by score
Of Fl to o for Colorado. Next Sat
ur1ay the a. C. team plays the Uni
versity of Nevada at Reno.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
Uapatriotic Course Of Senate
Republicans May MAKE Wilson
Third Term Candidate Lewis

CHICAGO. Jan. s--Presidsnt wiisea
nay YET decids 10 become . thlr1 tlass
eaRdslats fos the White House. -.
scsdiaS 20 J, Hamilton Lewis. -.
ssaAios from Illinois and fOr1sssy
dsMscratic whip Of the senate.
The republican leaders Of the ssa-
ats caa make Wilson . third tern
candidate" said Lewis. "ss they have
dcno IN two past campaigns In max
Ing Wilson their political antagonist.
"Prssadsn, wilson's refusal 10 remove
himself ss . third time candidate 10
bsesuss Of the unpstriotie course Of
foes In his own party and Of the re.
publican partisan lssdsrs--sii persistinE
In hanging up the tresty IN order to
get a political issue on Wilson. The
president may ba forced by the country
10 go before the people 10 preach the
truth Of bis own work at Paris ~ the
Issues Of democracy.
"wilsoa viii no more aiicw the cry
Of third term 10 obstruct him than
"a Roosevelt vhen he came forward
- n third tsrm candidate 10 save hla
iasuss being rspudistsd by the snsnASs
OF progress In his party"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
FERRIS INTRODUCES
PAPER FAMINE BILL

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--ons OF the
most important bills introduced at the
opening Of congress yesterday was the
print paper hIl Of Congressman Scott
Ferris.
The print papes situation 10 acute
eli over the country he said. sH-
planning the hill, MANY Of the smaller
nswspapsrs have already had 10 sua-
pend operations and many Of the larger
ones have had 10 hire special trains anA
70 10 enormous expense 10 Get priat
paper enough 10 run them from Ssy 70
day"
II have appealed 10 the state lspart-
ussnt end urged them To correct II.
anA have appealed 10 the president
sn4 urged him hy executive order 70
eosrset Il. am nov sppeaiing 10 co..
gSses and an INTRODUCING this blil
DuttiaG aR absolute emharso on PRINT
pa9ee and sxpsct TO press Il until thsy
49, a.thse my bill or one like H. The
mpss mills vill not want this. but II
b co.nmoa Justice. and ~ soon ~ con-
Brsee understands about Il ] an SURF
II wili b passed believe the presi-
Cent Wil1 sisn IT,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

vANCOUvER. D G.. Jan N-Ths
richest silver mine ever discovered In
Canada has been located near Stewart
forty miles south d thu PREMIER mine
ana about forty miles from the Alasks
border. according 10 tho informa ton
brought 10 the city today by miners
returning from that region.
The stnhs WA made = month ago
hut the operation have kept the find
silent ALREADY mov than twenty
tons. valued at Ssno.con, havo been
mined and AWAIT shipmen', II ~ re-
ported
Tho news was brought by miners
from Aztec Arm. observatory Inlet
not far from the Alaskan border
Ore valued st $50 ooo a ton has been
found In the mine, which 10 called the
Dolly Warden. n was discovered In
the form si n four.foot rs-cnrichment
of q considerable siled vein. II V enid
10 be nearly three fourths pure silver,
Tho story of the Dolly Warden mine
reaas like q chapter from a novel II
wss won IN . suit for libel brought
against the ownors OF the TnylR En-
wtneertng company on q claim for
building an eighteen. mile railroad to
n. BY act of legislature II passed to
the engineering company In default Of
Sts3.00o
The Premier mine. nearby. belongs
10 the Ouggenhein Interests.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

gseae lntseeol IN "BUstss." and No ISsi-
css wsadssla0iy 10 the tsiss of ihs ere
dayo % shs -,lsts them 10 him. ~
nses srsase Wiih the aid Of . sun sne
"isAloa suit" are re.snacted with ~
ADDED boyish sinmor In the shadows
under the dining table.
Nee "WMIA Wsstsrosr."
oNes W caussd . visitors fscs 10
psls When. dr~ssins bic fathers to-sv
wlnchsstss, which Wsishins nearly 80
POUNDS. vas su h. rou'd lus he point.
q NJ vsspea squassh q ths man
calmly ssoustaG hls that ~ wss OoiAe
te ''GAeot n tlli." Ths fact that ths
Gua Wss aaloa1sd di1 wsi hssV the Vie.
liss from squirnlsv IN bic ehair.
Anl then. toc. o,sesssd Win . ma.
sla fus runalag sWay, No 10 we'll known
sbout the peilss hsa1Suariesa ones
amer . cs0lpeees hsA refused 10 ls' him
bossd Frisco train II Frisco street
VI the plea that no Sss Goina 10 see his
da16y. vhs - - travelling man. no
wss uaAsw1tsl whss told that \.
couila't RE without . Ticket. No, TO
be thrown on 3 easily In HE ersvIns
fos travel. re0aees, au1 slvssturA M
wsalsss1 sbsst ths eowntswn stsssis
and was finally loca'sd ~ . policeman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
OgFlolIl 6 TalDE
MlMo v)Da MneS1

CHICAGO. Jan. s--Rafasi MAiien.
former minister Of tho gospel and now
In government service as statisticlan
for the fsdeni trade commission II TO-
day IN custody Of department Of JUS
tice officials In connection with the
drive against the "reds.'e
Mallen vas secretly taken Into Gus
tody Il hla home late last night The
eevsrnmentp agents maintained the
greatest ssrrecy concerning his arrest.
Majisn recently returned from Mexico.
whsrs his father u sAid 10 be now
serving the CarranSista government In
. diplomatic capacity. The charges
upon which bis arrest was mads are
rot mAaas public, ~
Senator James T. Watson Of Indiana
Charged N Q speech before the CniteS
stAtse senate on November 20 that the
Chicago offics & ths feasrsl trade COM
mim,ea Was 'panaed with radicaIs."
MalleM was locked up In 4 cell In the
South Ciarh street police station today.
Il wss stated that government officials
we're hAsteninG steps to deport him.
Malien vas Questioned today by gps-
cial agens Of the department of justice.
He protested at first that he was IN
American citisea. but tatsr admitted.
according to the agents. that although
he was first born In the United slater.
No had changed his rseidencs TO Mexico
before he was twsnty-ons and had
never obtained his second eitisenship
pupera
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
SANITARIUM PLANS
ACCEPTED TUESDAY

Final acceptance Of architects plan
for the nav state tuberculosis sanitar.
Ium at oCllntou Is expected next Tues.
day by the Ataie board ~ public af.
fairs. It was said this morf,ng after
tho hoard had discussed plans with the
architect and recommended slight
changes J. r. owens. president Of the
oklahoma Tuberculosis association. e.
X. Gaylord, president emeritus, and Or.
Arthur r. Lewis. state commissioner Of
health, attended the meeting. J. W
Kayser, vice chairman OF the board.
and Dr. Lewis were appointed TO visit
Clinton neat week TO inspect the pro-
posed site Of the hospital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

dowats~a tvilolnes and sssi1sssss
hero Ne VA o. dlffssent u0ss Sspsy
slsssin Of wsshita and niatns eouatteA
bat vtn bs vecsiisd bitter hsss - ~
suetionser Ne disd Jsauesy ;. IeiI.
Owen oshs,ssshle.
On hsv slskssss,h birthday. IN 1907.
the "Okishoma City rpst" recon.
msndsd that 'tlsma." - sks Wss sleh-
named. ~ given several city lots - .
toh~n Of hs- unique position IN the
ctty's traditions. THIS was ssver eeNe.
she said. hut she vss given . scholar.
ship by John Hiu n Hilfs buo1sseu
colleg. me teoh ~ the bss.eeo
course after she haA gone % fss -
the second year N hlsh sches, here
In 1879 In sa April nssta - en-
tered . state conlsst Tor ths rsost
popular sih and took second place.
Nay 10. 1912, shs married tAWssass
Lee chesyer. now travsilas auditss and
adjustsr for ths Rock IalAAA isnp1Amaat
company. They were Married ~ nes.
J. ~. q. smith u the chslstisa church.
In . house staAdinG on the same vi
where the tent wss piish~A 10 vhieh
Miss Cunningham was bsrA.
Here Nsariy Az LIE.
Hhs has hscd n Oklahoma City aIl
hut sii years Of her life. Thsss vrars
were divided among FeS. rssumsfh.
shawnee. dssry and Clinton In Ohia
homa and Kansas city. Missouri
After accompanying hes husband
through virtually all of'ths northern
and middle eastern states. no offered 10
let her live In the city of Der choice.
shc chose her birthplace. Oklahoma
city.
Her brother. Foster Cunningham, 10
employed here by the OkhhoaA uss
and Electric company. and tvo sisters.
Mrs o. e Freeman aRl Mrs. A. ~.
Moore. live In pab~c. Anfona. The
Chesvers live With ''hosns ." mother.
Mrs. J. ". Cunningham. 1i West
Washington.
grandmother CunniAgham tshss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
tvTzERLAN LOSES
BILLIONS IN WAR

Il u4keE evitserhnd -- Six billion
/ 0uAdD n the sum rerresenting the lcss
iG1elseed by Switzerland. a. . result ~
- ~. according 10 IN estimate BY
& oosasin, president VI the swiss
4 nNnop4 union Of this city. OF this
RBl0AoAhoe francs are accouatsd for
Z - DVFoe1ation Of German securities
- ~. ~. 100 francs by depreciation
\ n AGD9ro. Hunoarlaa securities held by
zrHQ e1tlosaa
~ DooDss suffered by the hotsi World
~ ~ 6owu ~ amounting to ~. e.oeo.-
l U1AeA fhs majority u swiss pri.
2N[op 5dFleass arr invested b foreign
n ogno6nl end foreign tndustrtai un-
Z rntioUD. ~ value ef which has DE-
! ~ eun - % - psrcsat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
KANSAS CITY BANKERS
WILL ATTEND MEETINGS

A PARTY of Kansas City bankess WI
leave February - for Duncan. Ckia..
where they win be Joined ~ oklahcNs
City bankerS for the five regional meet
inas of the Oklahoma Ba1kerr asso.
citation. according to an announcement
made by the Roct Island division pas-
senser office Mere today.
After the Duncan meeting. 10 b. held
February n. they win 90 to n Reno
where 4 meeting win b. held an Feb.
ruavy ~. Meetings IN Norman on the
81, Okmnleee on the - and Huso on
the 81 viii follow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

wsss ths visss NJ w sASwA - 0oSs
snth stssst The thsuOh, NJ ss,as
sfSni1 q eelunlaG keeas Rsssr entered
~ hsad, ~ ssa6iy tsslsrs6
MstWsv vsssss ptsWs NsSs.
Another Of aIs . airing ambitions is "a
rids In IN airplan.. Uncs II had ~
boen ARRANGED 10 ~ w With biily t'ar.
hsr. but Me mother shjsctsl.
4 wouh li.s 70 o sway sp In i've
air ~ ! yeuld look down 90 my house
and 0samms." he said.
nssasss Me father suffered saesr
ae0s vhlsh W hatsd uHtM ~ vas st1
snovgA 10 shangs u sN1 bssasss tAe
fathee sal me<hsv seuh hsvss axsse
upoa nsass ~ N, ~. vhe vss stra
Nav ssuksr Z, 1918. hs Ilvss along hses
ply - p,alR "osstsv."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
0lTY VII nAllE
o0pD G ER1T
BADv DooM mere

at the time. Three days after her
birth she was christcncd "Okiahoma
Belle" BY Jack Love. later 10 be cor
porattoa commissioner. and the notice
Of her birth and christening appeared
In the MAY Issue Of Tho Oklahoma
Journal" tho first newspaper published
In Oklahoma City.
Her father, J. W. Cunningham. bullt
the first three STORY brick building
here. The structure. which has since
been torn down. faced Harvey street
back Of the present postofficr. AZ a
contractor snd builder he was inrtru-
mental IN the construction Of many
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
SENATORS APPROVE
LEGION RESOLUTION

Lstiers approving the stand Of the
American legion post hero on scldier
bills. and the posts resolution calling
sor ,hI Impeachment ~ Victor 6erssr.
consrt tnman. elect from Milwaukee
have besr received by Frtis Biumsnthal,
post sdiutsnt. from senator's Reed.
spoot. owen and Carter and from Rep-
fesentAtiys Scott Ferris.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
I'M IL UelU0G
00 H epoee

N WASHINGTON. Jan. e.--victos !.
yHI1s. sseialist ceaGrsseuan-stect
~ WIeeoasln. Who was fsfueso .
~ - the house during the lak ~.
- ~ cougrsss and wls htss rs-esect.
0l hije1 . Appear 10 demaal aAmiss
- ,yestsr1By. and the planned aetiom
- G1cju1e him summarily fer H. &c.
~ time could not no cauied cat
nGDgeseNtativs nalliASer u nasaa-
I G5ess, Who hsaAed the ecsnmlttss
EolR Minded bsrts's ease befoes, vas
Ipud to object when Bsrees ashed
~ - sworn In and 10 introduce Q rsso-
n1nA esc)n6ih9 lhs Milwaukee 0peiAi.
~ = ths ground that he haa bsss
~ Osiliy u .'siviss aid and COM
! ID ~ the enssay."
r. f6spaainlag hb dscisioa 10 with.
octjon, Nr. DAlnnOsr aid he
" b b entirely faif With Berger
6pol1 waN untll ~ peseents him
kGcoge TAKING any actien. One fs-
1ssvlat41 ebsut ~ capital wss
ooNosr is.lslaying HE appsafaace
3 tAsU nbmAsr sf ~ fstsa1s and
~ caa reAcA WaSAiaGtsa. Ae.
y y ne repcrt. thsee socialists
Gowl ths gailssiss whsa Berger
23t6nm excluded and may attempt q
z ne(rstion.
~ surprise OF the Berger cass
/ f&oSeosDsd yesterday. whsu Representa-
2tjRe 3amss n. Mann Of Illinois, former
EfDn ncan Jesder IN the house. an.
'toape1 that he wAs sppssed 70 the ex.
|. n1oo e the Wisconsln eoasrsssman.
fGInes ~. Nhnn denied. however. that
n ~ IN Nd Vsr9er's fisht NJ . sat
- lG1llnaisd that ne viii "deciarc him.
/. n <aAA iet II 90 At that. The attitude
kGt1o teSnsv, republican leader will mol
\ 4SCUV~nl Berkers exclusion. however
- G(htr members Joined forces with
4 ~ - fny n o0e,ld NJ learned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
|ItEDs
(eIlD
Wholly Satisfied
X VIII Results.

~. Y - -
||)| u5SS"s 'sA VIZ ." o'"
..... 4. ..-,.-..,,.. :.
W nseA Tns s"~~ev''"s
~ hevssss. thsvs wsuA % wsss
oo0eTtmsn' OF '"s"os ""'
0oo M lts saccsss N sreahsne
y oo1n0oRist and cosnmunieS
1ge1DA
nm11o h thSfr party vih ss
~ sufficient basis for the
- ee shsns. the attorney sen
~ Both PARTIES spsaiy preach
- hs sAil
|tkL M
y Y0Hx. Jan. s--fisutsnant-
- oplhr6. cemmandins the de-
toolNs1 ths east vitA headquarters
( oo~ogn6Pe Island. To-Day rscsivsd no
ng6C)1Gao Pssm the war department.
" - ~ CSnp upeon 70 the Amer
a eushsritiss I" eoncen,ra'ion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
WlSOU Plllull0
To CAMPAIGN Foa
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

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