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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-14

County Commissioners Fourth Distirct.
""There will also be submitted to 9
vote Of the electors, the proposed a.
mendments to the Constitution Of the
State Of South Dakota and the quest.
ion whether certain P.e.csed and Rec
ferred measures shall become laws Of
the State Of South Dakota" /
Which said election will be opened
at eight o'clock in the morning and
will continue open until Ave o'clock
in the afternoon of the same day.
Dated this 9Th day of October, A.
D. 1920.
STANLEY KRAMAR,
County Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-14

STATEMENT or THE OWNERSHIP,
REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON-
GREsS, OF AUGUST 2 1912.
of THE CITIZEN-REPUBLICAN, published
weekly at Scotland, South Dakota, for Oct,
1890.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA u.
COUNTY OF BON HOMME S.
Before me a Notary Public in and for the
State and county aforesaid, personally APP
peaIed p, AZ Bliss, who having been duly
ss r i asso pabIgiss se lag y d HgE S ciTdz says & 1h =.
PUBLICAN, and thatthe following is, TO the
best of his knowledge and belief, a true state
ment of the ownership, management land if q
daily paper, the circulation, etc, of the afore-
said publication for the date shown in the
above caption, required blythe Act of August
"A, 1912, embodied In section 443, Postal Laws;
and Regulations.
q That the names and addresses Of the pub
fisher, editor, managing editor and business
MANAGER are:
Editor ) .a,,aw !. A; Bliss scotlaad, $; p.
Business Manager 50.
Publisher !" s.
Owner s .
2 That the owners are:
+. A. Bliss Scotland South DAKOTA.
3 THAT the known bondholders mortgages
and other security holders, owning or Holding
! per cent or more of total amount of bonds.
mortgages or other securities are: IF there
none, SO statc.) None.
PA. BLISS
sabsc5ibed andsworn to before me this 7tlr
JOHN fERRAA g.
- ~ NNctag Pablo
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-14
c HURCH NOTES

Rev. VIM. R. Scott will preach in
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
ct 1870 a. m. and z AS D. m. Sun.
day School at 11:45 q m. The Y. P
s. G. E. at z p. m. All are cordial.
ly invited to attend.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-14

Notice is heiebv given that on
Tuesday, the End. day of November
next, at the several voting precincts
and polling places designated by the
Board of County Commissioners. viz:I
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
No NOn-Partisan Ticket
in Clearwater County

There is in Clearwater County a
so-called Independent ticket. and
that designation is assumed because
under our laws any ticket nominated
by petition has to be called Indepen-
dent. but everybody understands that
the Independent ticket is composed
OF those who unofficially style
themselves Non -Partisans.
This designation of Partisan
Is however peculiarly inappropriate
as applied TO the Independent ticket
for the reason that this ticket is
made up of two distinctive groups,
namely: those who were formerly
Identified with, the Socialist party,
which is partisan organization, and
those who have been distinctively
known for years as the Blake Gang
Therefore it is incorrect to call the
organization the Nom Partisan tick
ct. The correct style would be
Blake Partisan
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
A Bit of County History

One does not have to be very
old resident of Clearwater County to
recall some matters of peculiar in
terest at this time. - easy to re-
call when j. w. Blake pretended to
be a republican. and also when he
was the power behind ,rc throne in
the councils of the democratic party.
The struggle of the people to get out
from under the control of the Blake
Gang is still fresh in the memory of
many.
There are few thoughtful citizens
who will wish to again submit to
the domination of this gang whether
it be called Republican, Democratic.
Non Partisan or Independent
The memory of the s126. 100000
of indebtedness which this gang
left upon the county when it was
forced out of power. the recollection
of the Infamous Nease Cruise deal
by which warrant Indebtedness of
about S45.000.00 was left by this
gang for the taxpayers TO pay. the
record of assessment by favoritism
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15

and of general in efficiency, are
still fresh
1t is only a couple of years ago
that final decision of the Federal
Court decided the Nease Cruise
charge was Illegal and though every
resource was used to beat the tax
payers of this county they were
saved from this wholly. illegal and
infamous expense.
The Indebtedness left when the
Republican Commissioners came into
office was approximately S126, 200,
upon which interest had to be paid
annually, and for this 10000. 90
there was absolutely nothing tang
ible to show except an expensive lot
purchased by a compliant Board of
County Commissioners from J. w,
Blake The lot is still owned by the
county and with the interest on the
investment at per cent would now
stand the County in about 28O0.00
\ fine investment, and a very USE
full one.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15

Anyone familiar with the history
OF Clearwater County politics will
see that the following nominees on
that ticket have the familiar names
of those usually identified in the
mind of the public with the Blake
Gang, to wit
Representative, t. B. Reed; Sher-
iff, c. e. Perkins; Assessor, Henry
Detmer; Surveyor, J. B. Loomis
Commissioners. Frank Harrison and
Julian Dobson; while those who
have usually been identlrred as So
cialists are Senator, Fred Judd
treasurer, Stanley shannon; and
lately G. Huffman. for Commission
er
1t is therefore apparent that there
is no Non Partisan League tick;t in
the field in this county, but that the
Independent ticket is Blake-Parti-
san ticket.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
Those North Dakota Taxes


This levy on a valuation of ST.
500, 100000 estimated (1919 assessed
value was $1.523.746.929) will pro-
duce $2.847 1856. ii is estimated Tin
September) that the Income Tax, oil
or Gasoline and Stocks and Bonds
Taxes will produce s1.046,000 max
ing a grand total of S3.s93.1S6 or
s217.147 more than was collected in
1919.
In 1918 North Dakota's assessed
valuation was s403. .422,25S. in 1919
it was raised to S1.523. .746.920 or
over S75 per cent.
The tax levy in 1918 was 4.3
mills In 1919. 29S mills Had
Idaho raised her valuation in the
same proportion it would have only
required 19S mills.
Since John D. Robertson. state tax
commissioner. has exposed the deceit
practiced by the non-partisan league
press and organizers in regard to
North Dakota taxes, the league
through its county organizer, w. d.
Pinson, is now apologizing for the
mistake. so he terms 1t. And in
apologizing Mr. Pinson very cleverly
practiced his same old gag on the far
mer gain At the meeting Wednesday
Continued on page four. Col. ~
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15

The North Dakota Legislature in
the 1919 Session passed an income
tax, an oil or gasoline tax and a
Stock and Bond tax. from these
taxes it is estimated that the State
will receive 81 ,G46.0O0 added to the
above property tax of 2,S41,1S6
makes a grand total of sS,893.1S6 or
S217.147 more than they received in
1919, and s2,2O3,O3O more than the
State Government cost the people in
1918.
Non Partisan papers are mislead-
ing their readers by telling them
that the tax levy for state purposes
in North Dakota for 1920 is only
tenths of a mill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15

Special Dispatch To the Intelligencer.
MIDDLEBOCRNE. W. Va. June II
Five lives were ruthlessly sacrificed at
the Interior Tyler county oil town nr
Shirley. between and o'clock this
morning. when Frederick Seckman. +6.
field superintendent for the South Penn
OIL company. mentally unbalanced by
ill-health and an impending operation.
killed his wife and four children. and
then ended his own life. II was the
most shocking tragedy in the history or
the county. accentuated by the fact that
Seckman has always been highly re-
spected in the community.
Informed by his physician that he
must make an Immediate trip 10 a
Wheeling hospital. to be operated upon
for appendicitis. with which he was
suffering from an aggraTated attaSK. m t,.
and fearing the worst, Seckman, In mis-
delirium. evidently determined to end
all. and TO take his entire family with
him.
Early ;his morning neighbors were
called to the scene. when the flames
disclosed the Seckman home on fire.
Daring men rushed into the burning
house and succeeded IN bringing out tho
unconscious forms Of Seckman and mis-
entire family At that ttma II was
supposed they had been overcome by the
smoke. and that their recovery was pos
sible.
Seckman soon recovered conscious
ness. but In the excitement he disap-
pearsd Then II Was that the neigh.
bors discovered that Mrs. Seckman and
the four children were dead-with their
thronts cur from ear TO ear. The man.
WHOSE condition ~ ill-health was
known. was then searched for. and the
spectators were Mortified upon finding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
BEGIN CAMPAIGN
FOR THE ELECTION
OF Mr.. HARDING

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE. Republican
campaign for the election OF Senator
Warren G.. Harding 10 the presidency
was launchcd today at national commit
tee hnadGuarters here.
while Chairman Hays conferred with
Cant Victor Heinz. regional director
and other leaders. the committee moved
from the coliseum back 10 It's campaign
Headquarters in 4 hotel and clear desks
Of convention matters In preparation
FOR the coming drive.
The nrst lot or 100000 ltthoGraphH
Of candidates will he ready Tor diStribu-
ton this week. Chairman Hays announc-
Cd. The paper was purchased Gnd cut
sevaraI months ego and pictures and au-
toEraphs OF all the candidates obtained.
by a strange coincid"nc" tho printer VINO
won the contract chose Senator Hard
ing's picture 70 demonstrate his work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
q
FAMILY OF FIVE KILLED BY DEMENTED II.
HUSBAND AND FATHER; TYLER COUNTY
TOWN STUPEFIED BY TERRIBLE TRAGEDY

that with his throat slashed, he ha1
Jumped into q tventy-bArrel water TANK
on the rear porch Of the homo and haa
drowned.
After killing his family seckmaS set
fire to the house. over which qu4Att.
ended the horrible drama by cutting hte
throat. The wife and the eldest child
had been struck down with some blunt
instrument. and their skulls fractures,
before their throats were cut. Tht
three younger children were murdered
as they slept: x
Frederick Seckman. IS. gas company
superintendent. Throat cut and drown
ed.
Mrs. Lily Smith seckman. ~. skull
fractured and throat cut: probably IN.
stantlv killed.
Frank Seckman. "a: skull fractured
and throat cut. Instantly killed.
James Seckman, I: throat cut.
Hazel Seckman. e. throat cut. s.
William Seckman, II months Of ans
throat cut.
Mrs. seckman was the dauEhter Of
Of Shirley. The couple were marfieA
in 1904. They were happily mated e1e,
considered useful members Of the litfl4
community in which they hAva nv11
for the past sixteen years. The chil-
dren were unusually bright. The poopo,
Of the town are stupified over the ntnre
ders. and find It difficult to realise tAAt
such a terrible deed could, have, beD8
committed by Fred Seckman. Only u
temporary insanity brought about ~
his illness made the deep possible. .s1hA.
funeral will take place Thursday AZ
ternoon. from the home. which waS on1y
partially destroyed by fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
ONLY ONE COUNTY
NOW LACKING IN
PRIMARY RETURNS

CHARLESTON, W. Va. June II
Official returns Of the state primary
we're received late this afternoon at the
office OF the secretary OF state from
Raleigh and Berkeley counties. leaving
only Kanawha county TO be heard from.
whore a recount Is in progress Of the
vote for the Republican candidates for
governor.
Official returns from all counties IN
the contest for the democratic nnmlna-
ton for governor~give: kuontl. -. IO6,
and Littlepage. 29.005. Koontzs ma
jority Is 70l.
Returns from all counties give thn
following results In the contest Tor the
Republican nomination for state audi-
tor: Bond, 52.723 Moore. 62,06l. Bond $
majority. 672. Moore has asked FOR
recount in several counties.
Official returns In the Republican
gubernatorial contest from all counties
except Kanawha. whore Montgomery
received a majority Of about 800 over
Morgan, total rs follows: GrosScup
3O.7S5. Montgomery. 43,42S, and Morgan
4S,OS2.
Official returns received from Raleigh
county were the following: Gr0sscup.
74O: Montgomery. 2.@4S. and Morgan
1905 Littlepage. 1858. and koontz
PIE; Bond, 1886 and Moore. 1890.
Official returns from Berkeley county
were as follows: Grosscup. I'll: Mont
gomery. 464: Morgan. 634: Koontz. GIL.
and Littlepagc. "A; Bond. si3. and
Moore, 642.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
five BILLION DOLLARS APPROPRIATED
BY SESSIONS OF SIXTY sixth CONGRESS

lcations $iS.S33.442: District Of 'olum-
hla. $lS.3T3.00i: river and harbor VIZ
100000: Indian $io.o40.655; diplomatic
and consular S9.:lS.53T; military acad-
emy S2.142.2I2.
In addition to these bills permanent
appropriations-Rnnua expenditures au-
thorized by congress for stated periods
amounted to l.363.T6S.9Sn. Of which
$3.50. ..000. 900 Is for interest on the pub
lie debt and S26n.S0O. Oo0> for the sink
Ing fund
Miscellaneous appropriations included
$I25. 900. 900 by the transportation act or
which $500. 900. 900 is to be used as loans
to the railroads for a period OF Is years.
Minor miscellaneous appropriate ions
with the deficiencies brought the total ap-
propriations to S4.S59.S90.327/
Mr. Good charged off $2.55s96S.tOO
Of the appropriations as direct war
hangover the sum including the funds
provided for the railroads. for the in-
terest on the public debt. the payment
to tho sinking fund and S293. l6S. 80" ap-
prlated for re-education. hospital treat
ment and insurance payments for vet
Grams OF the orld War. The Army and
Navy together got 1856. .0h6.962 for the
next fiscal year. leaving n total or S9!9.-
319.alS. as the funds for all the other
civil functions Of the government during
the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
TWO DEAD IN BATTLE OF FEUDISTS

BRISTOL, va, Juno l4.-Feud
spirit between the Fec and Berry
families Of Esssrv1ns, nea& here,
found expression yesterday In gun
battle In the streets Of the little
town. As result Robert Fee and
George Polly, the latter . member OF
the Rerry faction, are dead. Dewitt
rec and small baby are seriously
wounded, and Tom and George Berry
are slightly wounded.
reports Of the {eudast struggle
reaching nere today said the trouble
was started early last week by the
Fec brothers holding up and disarm-
ing q deputy sheriff, member OF the
Berry family. Tho Berrys promptly
armed themselves.
Meeting on the streets Of EsserV1ue
yesterday, George and Tom Berry;
father and son respectively, and
Polly opened fire, tho reports state,
or 1obere and Dewitt Fee The Two
orotners, returned the me-. During the
battle O baby belonging to Msin-
tsrosted minor, was hit BY stray
bullet vhile laying In its crib
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15

WASHINGTON. June 14.--ApproNi-
mately Ave billion dollars was appropri-
ated By the sixty-SiXth congress al It's
session ending juno 5. according TO
stAt ement prepared today by Chairman
Good OF the house appropriations COM
mittee. for the tlnal issue OF the con-
gresSIonal record.
The exact total as given by Mr.. Good
was $f859.S90. or this S4.3I3.39b.
279 Is for government expenses in the
nscal year beginning July and $4Sb'@s5.-
O4S Is Ia meet the Deficiencies Tor the
fiscal year ending with this month.
Chairman Good said congress had re-
duced estimates OF government depart
mAnts for next year by $l.4I4,i .oV2.
the total appropriations in only Two
measures exceeding tho estimates. Con
gress added SS4l20.000 10 tho pension
bin and S70.sSl.000 to the postal bill.
the latter increased to meet advances
In pay 10 postal employees. while the
pension increase was absorbed In part
by increased pensions.
The total carried by the thirNcn
great annual supply bills. as given by
Mr.. Good was S2.311.l26.29s. as fol-
lows: Postoffice $462.5T5.lo5: sundry
civil $4S7.l0s.s0S; naval S433,279. I5t !;
army S3S25Ss3S5; pension s279.l5o.ooO;
legislative. executive and judicial Slot:-
TS5,12s: agriculture i3l.7l2.7s4: forti-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
DR., HOLT HEADS THE
. SOCIALISTS TICKET
,ccial 20 The IntcIlIgencer.

Special 10 The IntellIgencer.
C~HARI,ESTON. W. Va. June 14.--Dr.
NJ :. Holt Of Weston. Ia again can
didatc for governor Of West Virginia
on the Socialist ticket.
He was nominated at convention Of
Socialists here today and filed notice NJ
his nomination with the secretary II
state.
Other Socialists who were nominated
and who filed this afternoon are:
For secretary Of state, J. II. Sn!der or
Fairmont
For superIntendent OF schools. Jeffre
Bird Of RarraCkville.
For treasurer. J. B. West OF Manning
ton
ton
For attorney-Ecneral. T. II, Camp OF
Charleston.
For commissioner ~ agriculture. P. L.
Garrett Of Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
OPEN HEADQUARTERS
FOR TWO CANDIDATES

SAN FRANCISCO. June 14.--Head-
quarters for two OF the aspirants TO the
Democratic nomination for president at
the national convention. which begins
Juno 2S. were opened here today. Those
FOR whom offices were opened were
United Senator Robert J.. Owens. or
Oklahoma.2 and Attorney General A:
Mitchell Palmer. The headquarters OF
Governor James NJ. Cox, OF Ohio. will
be opened here tomorro, with the ex-
pected arrival OF F. II. oore. national
committeeman Of Ohio. 10 has charge
OF the governors pre- vention cam
paign.
Bainbridge Colby. recently chosen a
delegate from the District OF Columbia.
is being mentioned here for the perman-
ent chairmanship OF the convention.
United States Senator Carter Glass, OF
Virgini;S Is being discussed In connec-
tion with the chairmRnship Of the COM
mittee on resolutions. Tentative plans
call for the opening Of the convention
by J. Bruce Kremer. vice chairman Of
the national committee. who Will intro
duce Homer S. Cummings. chairman OF
the committee as temporary chairman
Of the convention. who will make the
Keynote speech.
f. G.. Hoffman, secretary OF the ma
tional committee. arrived today. Will
hur y. Marsh. treasurer Of the commit
tee is scheduled to arrive tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
SHOT The DESERTER
and IS ARRESTED

PHILADELPHIA. June IA Jonn
Stcyents. nineteen years old, alieSeu
AZ Baltimore. was shot and seri3u 'd.
wounded here today by Sergeant hosr, ~,
Cav OF that company. who was mere y"
recruiting service. - r,od
Stevens. who was recenuS oId
connanIons when ne drove aetruck, past
the recruiting station. He waved ,ro 10
hem. the and on his return trip was order n
cd 10 halt by the sergeant. Ste,S SteE"S con,- ny
nsrentIv paid no attention TO the CSt, Ut,,
,mand and the sergeant shot Nun
iS Stevens recuvcrs hr will be sent
10 Aberdeen. Maryland. for cHurt ,a "'% %or
tla,I r,air,isi a, tho same place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
FATAL TROLLEY WRECK

TOLEDO. O.. June A.--one rS person anS Is
dead, three we're severely ln1usef}u ~ -
more more; than score OF others I,sks sl'shs,S shore
hurt. late today when ,a,or Lax tTuck Sn'sg at
G',,on, | IS miles east Of this city: ,.,,
D'S?'i ", il. Jones Of Norfol. Va. was ktlt. II
Cd instantly when the car turned IN rs
side after striking Gsnos Iessps%fnfE psmfferfS SH'S
Srnren log. whilc Wesley Tilotson OK
GHmoo' driver OF the truck was injured
internally. o,d ".
Oscar stewart, conductor. hho
-rhurston. motorman, were badly Drnlsed
but their injuries are believed to he
not serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
K|DNAPPER IN
$4,000 DEMAND

NORRISTOWN, Pa. June IA let
ter was received today by the parents
Of l3-months-old BlakeIy NouHh hi'i,, H.
who was kidnapped June >. which
George II. Coughlin. the father, SAID ne
believes is from the abductor.
The letter is signed The, Crank. and
dem tnds $4,000 ransom. II ls inc
seventh letter. apparently from % %.e
Senn source. and the writer used the
appellation given him by Mr.. tough!ln
when the f'rst letter was received. ..
Il believe the letter TO he authenUc.
said Mr. Coughlin. and ! am wiling
to negotiate with the writer person.
Mrs. CoughIin declared tonight that
.houiS the abductor insist on dealing
win her alone she wopld. 70 any place
.s~rrt from everyone except her hus-
hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15

Massachusetts Democratic Delegation
Leave for San Francisco

BOSTON. June l4-Fourteen of the
delegates from this state to tho Demo-
cratic national convention left tonight
for san Francisco by way OF Montreal
and Vancouver.
we are going unpledged." said one
OF their number. Daniel NJ. Coakley. OF
this city. we are not interested in
platforms, We are not interested in any
thing except freedom for Ireland.
The main party OF delegates and
altcrnatcs will leave on Sunday next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
CORNWELL TO NAME
JOHN ". DAVIS IN
FRISCO CONVENTION
RpseAal 70 IN. IntsrIgsnesr.

Rpscial 70 Tns Intsnigsncsr.
CWARIIBSfON, June 14.-dover-
nor Jofn :. cornwsu win In all
TFo ooSndlity, II hs attends the Demo
crosIo convention 1t San Francisco,
make the dominating address for
AxnbaSsAdor John ". DAVE, Sne
iatNer,n nazns is presented TO the oon-
Yantina. q is underwood here
lcr, DaV1s desires tho governor 20
make thS address, authoritative L.
RornA6ac1 BATA
0ovsrnor 6orAwen And ths Am oas-
xa6e, "a Rnxisnd are intimate friends.
whsn oornwsu was o rasm6e4 Of the
staso senate In 1899, Ambassador
Davis was In thu house Of delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
THOMPSON COAL INTERESTS
GO TO TWO COMPANIES

WAYNESBURG. IA. June l+-The j.
V. Thompson coal interests IN "reeL,S re enc
county, Pennsylvania. total OF 4O'uuo
ocres were transferred 10 the Piedmont
Coal company and the Gallatin Land
COMPANY under two deeds. the larSest
in the history OF the county, entered
here today. man
Daeas hears Sl,525 in revenue stamps
and transfers 625 tracts OF land amount
ing to $4,000 acres. oo
Twelve thousand scres OF $50 tracts
OF land. Is covered the H4'ta'in u
decd. which contains T5G pages and SIoV
in s'amps. one dollar Is the Considera-
ton named IN each deed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
PLEDGED TO OREGON

MEXICO CITY. Juno 14.-Pledged by
it's president to support General Obre-
Gon. tho National Agrarian party was
organized last night. Heraldo says to-
day Among the officers elected were
Antonio Diaz Soto CANA, president and
General Ohregon. Alvarado, Nillareal
Gales and Magma, honorary presi-
dents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
THOMPSON ACCEPTS
Ohio state University President to Be
One Of the Anthracite
Arbitrntorg

COLUMBUS. ohio. June IL The
board OF trustees or Ohio State univer-
sity tonight granted permission 10 DR..
W. q. Thompson president of the
university, TO serve on the commission
named by president Wilson 10 settle
the dispute between anthracite coal
miners and operators
DR.. Thompson. when appointed. an
nounced he would serve If the univer-
sity directors gave their permission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
MARION TO CELEBRATE

MARION. O.. June lt.-Marion s
celebration OF Senator Warren u. Hard
ing's nomination for President by the
Republican party will take the form
OF an old fashioned celebration. July 4,
II was tentatively decided tonight by a
citizens committee. This decision was
made when 1t became known the sena-
tor would not return to Marion before
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