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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-10-26
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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-10-26
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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-10-26
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
LABOR LEADERS HOLD
Off INDUSTRIAL STRIKE
Public Sentiment Against Tie ups /.
Political Manifestos Have
Bearing on Proposed
Walkouts

Oklahoma City. July % --All the
trades industries in Oklahoma City
had made preparations fnr a general
strike and tie-up of building opera
ftons this morning. but long meet
ing held last nishi caused leaders to
revlse their plans Public senti-
ment Is clearly against tie-np. AMI
the sentiment for open shop grows
with leaps and bounds Political
manifesios also have been the con
tributing factor in holding the hands
% the radical leaders A walk -oali
tcok pisce yesterday On the contlnen-
tai hulldins. the home Of the new
Feaersl Reserve bank. but hasiy
conference caused the union men ta
resume work Dorset Carter. a di-
rector OF the hank, scored organized
laber and said the stand q the union
men was absursa, that oa govern
meni Jobs there is a law calling for
1he working % union and nonunion
men side by side
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
THIS WISE Old Girl
WANTED TO RE SIGHTED

They were both on the other sda
of the half century mark, but he was
evidently much her senior They
first entered the county clerks Or
flee and when courteous Ambrose
Esius Inquired what they desired ami
was informed that they were looking
for the marriage license clerk. he
graciously led them into that well.
known division Of vital statistics. Here
entered on The scene Miss Ruby Rot
ierman, smiling. pretty and always
sympathetic.
What can | do for your" she said
We want to get married. said
the man.
Not on your life" said the woman.
Not until I see that deed, \" she ad.
ded and away she went, with the man
trailing along.
Welr lIl be damned" he mutiered
- he reached the stairs and saw BIZ
vision OF feminine 5oylInessy Just
disappearing through the front door
They were strangers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
SUMMER ASSEMBLY, NJ.
{. CHURCH, AUGUST 23
Many Churchmen Of State VIII
Foregaiher AT Annual Event
To BE Held At Turner
Falls

Anlmore. July 90 Hundreds 81
Methodists OF the state are expected
TO attend the summer assembly ~
the denomination held al Turner
Falls. near here August 10 seatem-
bcr 4 The sixteen and onehalf acre
tract IN the heart of the Turner
Falls park presented 20 the Method
let church VIZ tao owners of ihe pars
has been converted az his Assem-
bly, and camping sr6und and every
preparation made for entertaining tuo
Methodist people many Of whom are
planning TO take their vacation at
this time
Already two-story building has
been crested and large tabernacle
tent haa been secured The head or
the Sunday school mon of the state
L. r sensabaugh. Is preparing a
Sunday schoan program wMlie ~
worth league programs win cover laa
entire plan of the league work.
Speakers from Nashville, rona,
Dallas. Texas, and from many parts
OF Oklahoma have been secured 20
address The assembly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
Ireland S Contender
Leads Defender In
Second Leg of Race

Sandy Hook, July 2o.--Ten miles
off the triangular Course. covered,
the challenger Shamrock roundc4
the first mark ahead Of the Amer.
lean defender, Resolute, In today /.
international cup race.
The Shamrock turned the first
mark at 2;2e. The Resolute turned
first mark at 2s2.
At 3 o'clock the yachts had sailed
out about three miles Of the secona
leg with the Shamrock leadinn by
fully half mile. Az 3;t5 with
hair Of the time limit expired the
leading Yachts had sailed hair on
the course and the Shamrock wa,
leading by fully q mile; the reverse
OF Conditions Of last Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
REVEALS RED PLOT
IN THIS COUNTRY
Witness Against Communist La
Dor Leader Testifies Al Risk
OF His Life In Chicago
Court

Chicago Jnly 20 II ! Wilson. ftar
witness tof iho state against tho redg.
testified today ga the trial of viii
liam Rtosa Lloyd and nineteen other
members OF the Communications
party, on trial for conspiracy " over.
throw Che United states Eo1 mtnt
Wilson ie here al the risk OF lla
lite He IS tho "eurprieo' witness
the state hos bean guarding ~ care.
felIy He served many years IN the
blgh councils Of The radical socIeliea.
as an agent for The federal eoverr
ment He was eventually discovered
aud the reds have lassod the death
sentence upon him He has been
secreted IN Seattle ana was hroih,
here quletly ana g. being unnHal,
we'll guarded against stray bullet
or 3 bomb
wilson told Of plans made hy tne
reds for revolution ln this eounl-r or
HwtenAtlc breeding ana oneouras rs
men' of claas hatred violence ard'
pfenaratioa fer the reieu ~ terror I'm
which all telephone and telegraph
wires were to be- cut waier suprlias
and liaht supplies to be sAut or an
food and meI supplies 10 ha stofp N
ana TRANSPORTATION KILLED while the
reds "ere brIneiae me- unpfopsred
ciii2ens under pblertioa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
.INTERURDAN LINE FROM
WICHITA TO GUTHRIE
Walnut Valley Line To Connect
With Shartel Line Here
Comes In BY Way of
CARRIER Oil Field

An extension on the Wichita Wal.
mat Valley interur0an railway 20 Ia.
Glade numerous Northern Oklahoma
towns is contemplated by the ofri
clala ot that company and WAS an-
nuauoed at recent meeting II Kan.
sans and 0klshomans al Wichita, ae-
corning 10 information received b.
he Daily Leader. When extended she
line vii be soa miles long. il Is nov
built from Winfield 10 Arkansas city
lhe clan M 60 build vsou,hwaed
from Arkansas city 70 Newkirk, Pons
City. Tonkawa and Carber with an
extension from CARRIER 10 Guthrie 10
copnec, with the shariel interurhan
line here aud another line west from
CARRIER to Enid, Motor oars instead
OF electric are contemplated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
WHAT g-TCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

New York babe" Ruth tnrns
ont the Sist home run In yes ei.
days double header with ChieaFa.
breaking his own record.
-Chicseo- Leoders OF the Liberal
party announced Senator La Toilette
would announce ,his week whether
he would head their ticket for the
pre lncy
Los Angeles An earthquake
shock. which lasted ten seconds eat
which caused no damage was teli
here
Omaha Western league c.uh
owners decided against EXTENDING
their 1920 schedule IA comes.
Kansas CITY Following rae eofts
that the Kansas supreme court he'd
ruled that be must testify hefora ihe
new state industrial court or 60 ID
iail, Alexander II Howat. president
81 the Kansas mine workers. an.
uoanced here that tho mine worsers
would continue 10 FIGHT the easa.
London According to the rines
The Russian soviet government has
detected The British peace proposals
Durham, n cOne man killed
and two wounded when national
guard machine gunners on duty here
fired upon masked mob attematne
% storm the iail where three negroes
accused of attacking . white woman
are confined
Memphis Frank Frazier ono al
SIX negro convicis who escaped near
Helen. Ark last week. arrested here
Fort Smith ARK Fire Of ua
known origin caused damage In me
business district here estimated al
$4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
SHERIFF ROBERTSON
MAKES RAID: GRABS STILL

Sheriff Robertson and ms deputies
surprised John Dupree, Oklahoma
Cly Negro. yesterday Rhile he vas ak
uork IN lis aayslde stiIl. mite
north cf Seward All Of the para
pherualla that s. necessary IN making
the white corn naid we're confiscatei
Dupree Sc in jail
quantity Of sour mash and an
lmprovised kettle and the necessary
worm were conflscated. The kettle
WAS made out of an old tin boilsy
Making whisky ia d recepiicle On
lin is what creates the poison said
Ben Brummase. who. when q b0y.
learned the distilling business in OLD
Kentucky. Anything but copper AS
a recepiicie for the run is dangerous
as the acid from the new corn Juice
viii take or percentage Of the tin
and that becomes poison" he added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
May Use Kick
In Manufacture
Food Products

Washington duly ea.-~-lnto> lcas.
ING llcsors rnay ne used " sne man
0taet1ee et food products, unee q
rs''ns hs cOnmissisner q internal
revenue Williams. provided such
food is FOR sale and nos tor con.
Sumption on the premises where
manufactured. 1eteis, restaurants
ara other puelsc places will ncs te
permitted 10 use llauoy In the ereg.
aratson of toos.
only enc half ~ per gcnt alec.
hol rass be used IN the s,anusaetare
o. LIQUID foocs sooa, as soups or in
frozen isauids such as ice cream Or
in preserving or flavorsna fruits.
Permits are necessary 20 enable
focd manufacturers 20 use lioUor
ard no more thar a niacty. days
surply will be allowed them at ere
time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
CHICAGO IN NASTY MOOD
OVER UMBRELLA NIKE
Strike Victims Cry Back 70
Jai Win Agatators Uity
Fed un on Trouble Caused
ny Labor Csar

Chicago Iuy 20 Throw Nm
brela Mike back IA lal1" Il the SON
oral demand - chieaRoane. who ate
mufla,ed over his latest strike.
which has efippled the street ear Avie
vice ana caused ono ylolont death and
many serious injuries.
Jamos NJ wilkefaou chairman =
The public utlIiliee cammlaalon. vote =
tho general sontmunt when he nrHse
10 return ticket 60 prison laaued ea.
eac,aliy ga Umbrella Mike
This tienp has 90 resemblance
Whatever to legitimate atfike SalA
Mr. Wtlkemon "it ia plain hold
up. engineered nv one interruptions
lhbor leader and the proper remedy
ia to send that leader back whore ha
came from prison
oThe situation has reached 'hs
point where Il warrants Reilan ~
thlw commission aud wa shall pfna
rhly lsko Il soon One part ~ tlat
action will be- recommendation -
the attorney general thnla immediate
efforts he made 20 hring about ne
indictment and prosecution Of 'tm
brella Mike GA charges of oansplrify
ara Umbrella should Va 10 iall unw,
aervinr out the other snnafifaey esp
ieuca that WAS given him. che fop
mission says.
II the state tuket the contem tiad
action. it will prevent rrcsida'. VII
son apain pardonlnw 'umhfellA Ah
aua turning him loose upon che pua
ilc. as he dld Ia thls ease "rmhr@lla
vim he prosecuted ln State cnnua lnt
IL tho urlsdicllon ~ President VIII
on
Meanwhile. thousands ~ pAople ar
walking 10 and from work. rillne
r trucks cabs or amy means of tfAna.
rorlalion. and tho city w ioaiue hun
erads ~ thousands 0f dollara VI lhH
slowing down n huslnrHs THE stree
car companies afo operating about e0
per cent of normal hui "lT0anre'a'
threatens new methods tD enforce
Ne demands. Witch marrow down 10
aa order that Old ana trustworthy em
lloyees ~ one or The ear plants be-
thrown out and hla own creatures ig
stalled
Umbrella q not worrying aoou
the thousands of peraana who arc
forced 20 walk or pay cab fare oT
miss their employment no ridaH
around IN luxurious t5oF0 ear nes
enied 70 him recently NY bis ua.on,
dimes at the best restaurants and
dresses like q mulilmullionairc n
the few years hs had been lah0t
czar he has acquired property worth
over t.g million dollars, ana this an
a SALARY OF about $50 a month It's
Influence appears ~ bo strong nu
cugh 10 reach 10 The White ll0pae
but Chicago Is thoroughly fed ur"
on him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
AVN 80
Negroes Safe After
One Man KiHedH
And Three Injured

Rasieigh, NJ ct July 2o.--rhu
three negroes arrested az Graham,
Saturday as result Of an attack
on white woman. we're placed In
the state penltcntiary today foe
ssfe keeping. arriving here on q
special train under guard Of state
troops. One man was killed ano
three Injured by the mIIitIsmen last
night when members Of a mob
fired on the Aiamsnce county jail
at Graham where the negroes were
confined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
TWO MILLION RAIL tu-
ptuNES VIII. BENEFIT BN
DECISION CT RAILROAD
LABOR BODY. M
<ul \llu TODAY
UNION DEMANDS CUT
80 PEn CENT BY BOARD
STRIKERS Not CONSIDERED
IN ACTION TAKEN: Ot T.
LAW UNIONS MAY
SIRlkE; \IM SCALE
RETROACTIVE 40
NAY Isl LAST
suLErla

caicsso. ggls eo.--Tae new raii
read ~-aseh esllee the series q strike
shls Spring after their ne'nbsrs haa
hrsser away fror, sse recognizes
tro,he rhOeas. Will submit the eesrc' s
aeclxior referendum vots cf t1e'r
n.enScrshlp. john Grunau. presice1S
ss tire Chicago ysrdTer's associated
announced To-Day.
Gru-au sac tfr unce rStanains OF
s-ls nsen IS tnst ths award spplies K
sa railroad rrer wltheas rsaars -
shat ereanizasior TREY are affiliated
with
When the attention q Judge 2. ",
Barton. Chairman of the board. Was
called = this point, re poirte1 cot
sss, ,he ceeisisn specifically names
chteen unions and scre 400 reads
as the parties eereerned. and does
ret narse any cf the unions formed
hy the rsll strikers
-Me 1esl3ed.~ Judge Barron sd,
.;h-t .e would hear the clslrs e.
al oronnizstions. which were proesr.
~ brought before Us. eu. no uniaa
whose rren were o.; on strike sad
shersfcre vicsstsr1 tlse terms Of the
feanspcsestlor ac. re1air'ne sasrais
slor cf disputes 10 tire board before
striking ecusd properly come before
Il. sno therefore We Gid not hear IS
ru.es. ! :hlns ts-s award speaks for
itself or this paint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
INFRACl Y OF TREATY
IS .n WEAPON NOW
WITH 70 hiiiiN oi tn
TOY ni~ Diis~, ThI>tu
,>D 4 li-iI WATCH
ron sEAk; Iuu
IVAN. 10 III ~
~ ~IRiN. Mis-
Illi~S


Paris. July 20.-~Fsanee "a nat salts
tied with the terminating features "
the Spa oSntersnce, lydulng from
Newspaper ea,toelals IN Paris papers
Germany and her activities will be
closely watched and a the first N
fraction % the terms agreed upon
France will reopen the whole matte
with hopes tnat the coal situation viii
bc rssssiied alona the French ~as ~
thinklna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
ctNisRu. PROBE or
ptI,D0NS SLATED

Oklahoma city. July 20. II ~ aald
9 general movement " In the making
tor probe of the pardon hoard Is
peolally effectiug Tho pardonInz N
Fniaerson and Creokmore. The
movement has no relation t. me n.
lorney generals office.
fuikerson, at MoAloster rrison has
been put 10 work in the pension or.
nees Il iA known that gulkorson
expects an early full and complete
pardon. one that Il genuine and A..
tested by the secretary of state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
POLES HOLD OWN IN
LONG AWAITED ATTACK

Warsaw, July 2o.--The long awaited
general attack BY the bolshsyiki
along the Iine Of the river styr In
velhynis, commenced Monday sno
has been repuised BY the heroic worn
Of seven Polish divisions, according
% an official statement from army
Headquarters today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
Entombed Men
Doomed, One
Body Recovered

Pittsburgh, Pa Jviy 2o,--The
BODY of one % the nire men who
wers entornteS Yesterday BY an ex-
pIosion In a mine az Henton, "a
miles fror, here, was recovered BY
the bureau Of mines rescue tear
early tocsy. t+ope for the rescue ~
the other eisht uss practically
abandoned when the rsscuers, after
trip through . section pf the
wrecked mine, said the force Of the
expipsisn was general.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
JUNIOR BAND WILL
HOLD FIRST MEETING

The newly organized junior band
will hold its first meeting IN the ely
hall at eight o'clocs tonight Al
boys who play horns. whether they
have been personally invited 10 join
the band or not. should plan TO come
for rhe organization + open 10 all
iunior players of the city The fol-
lowing classes Of players can be util.
lied.
Cornet, clarnet alto, meloghone.
trombone, saxaphone. baritone. bass.
and drums. Such band ny find
considerable playing 10 do 81 the fl
ture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
rReNcH PEOPLE ANo PREss
ARE NOT gATtgFtTr

apa. belgium. july 80 purlag thn
closing daya ~ tbs conferences thu
profound nature ot iha conflict waged
here bscome clearer n II ean
fllet between British supremacy and
tho French drear ~ becoming oae ef
the atrone Industrial nations az tha
world Franea'a aims not only have
heeu % separate lhe Ruhr basin from
Germany. tut also 10 segarats tha
ituinehni from her. and should this
dream COME lfao tho Trpnrh pufpaa~
Ha 70 Improve conditions tn tbese
areas that tho people there would
accent federation wllh France
rhm woaid give Francs domination
over the most concentrated industrial
oentru n the Noflf and mako her VA.
disputed miatrbss " ems continent
Frances rival at Spa has not besa
Germaay bur Great hriiala Ger.
mauya rolo hera haa boen 10 BE- mov.
81 about like pawn IN this game
between rfmiar Lloyd George ami
prcnier Mliefaad,
Frances chisf Weapon
Frances most powerful wcaroa IA
the treaty of Versailles. Tho terms u
whlrh the deruians ara nov nnable
lo mlnll france has only to evoka
the spIrlt ~ this treaty aad u allied
ppblle opinion ehleh ellaga u it "a
ORDER 20 win allied conaent "a har
proEramtne of reprlaala.
since tho san Reno conference or
lhn prmiiera tho aurwma Council
has accepted the principal of oeeapi.
fIon 81 German territory IN connee.
zion with Gormanys failure IA lsye uo
70 ihc treaty terms. Here ia spa thla
occupation principle has been pun
liely and officially written into ths
allied piatfown.
Premier LLOYD Goorse has lsldei
against Frances weapon III the treaty
me iar lnas powerful political weapon
Of the nerf os giylng Germany a
chance % get On her feet economic.
ally u she 4 70 ba able % pay. Tho
british premier can always count on
she power of Great nritaina financMl
d'c'atorshlp IN Europa bat on quea.
tons arising out of the treaty this
CONTINUED On paga X. Col. a1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
Takes Herd OF
Riddles On in
Automobile Hike

cincinnati luly 20 John \ Man.
est Atlanta. Co, cotton PLANTER q
m cincinnati accompanied ~ twenty
oi bh vuuas nleces aud nrphewa villa
whom ho has heen touring thv west
crn states hy automobile When Nt
Maueet arrlsed wlth ~ tveaiy eoai
Baniona ranging % ase from 20 ~
yeara ~ explained that each year
be sabc hla youhs hlpialts ep tria
10 different part ~ tbe NuH~a
staiov ng Canada
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
BIG JACK JOHNSON IS
GRABBED BY UNCLE SAM

San Diego, uly 26.--Jack Johnsos
negro. former heavy weight chalIene.
~ crossed the intentional line from
Mexico near here today and was or
rested BY a deputy United statea
marshal johnson is under sentence
in Chicago Tor yiolatlon Of the Marn
act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
BAD 4. =. BOO/E
AIDS DnYs' FIGHT

Toronto, Ontario, July 30 SUE
gesilon that the "atrocious" quality
Of American whisky sent to Scotland
during the war has slckened the
scotsmen u llqnor was made BY C.
J. Bell and the Rev. y Bailey two
officers and the Dominion Alliance
working for prohibition IN Scotland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
PAY ENVELOPES or RAIL
WORKERS TO BE FkTTENEp

Chicago. Julv 1e.-Six hundred mil
lsan dollars was added 10 the psy
euvelopes q the natsor's 2oaeo9s
raanaad workers today ia the fret
award handed down by the rev
rnaed States railway labor board
Union Demands Cut 50 Per Cent
Rejecting the demands OF the or
Esnized rail unions FOR Increases to-
toline approximately oFa biHion dol
lars. the board decided approximately
sixty per cent of that sum would be
3 5ust increase 10 NEE; present hs!ss
conditions
n per Cert Is Added
The award a1ds approximately p
per cent to the present pay schedule
Railroad officials have declared tha,
auy par Increase awarded ihe men
must b. followed by a corresponding
in crease n rates. and ihey plan. Il Is
said. to file naw tariffs With the in-
ternste commgrca commission as
soon as they car be prepared
ner Nay Strike.
Whether the award az given VIII
stave or The threat of general rail-
road strike remains 10 Be seen The
leaders a practically every one of
shs sirteen big railroad unions wss
present this morning when. Judge Y
NJ. Barton. chairman 0t the board
handed dgwn the decision They lesr
Immediately 10 present The award 70
1900 genean chairnen VITO had gath
erred here 10 TasE on its sccepfshiiity
The union presidents refused 70 make
any comment besc-e the meeting
The terms cf The decision had beer
s1novn 20 them YESTERDAY and they
believed iher their me pwOuid star
in Line al leafs until reSersndrn
vote ear be taken. Nearly a rnonfa
would be uee1ed for the referendum
Retroactive to Nay I.
The boards decision Is retroactive
10 May L As the maximum increass
believed then their rDen wosld stay
hour. or ssgse per month. the biz
gesi pack par check cue Eher the
settlement is made Aurnsf /. win D..
$3.50 Ths board provides n
back pay checks ehall Be made Or.
sepsrafesT Az that each man wiil
fcontirues or Page 4. Col. ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20

Columbus, July 2o--The democratic
national COMMITTEES w session hers
IunanlmousIy adopted the resolution
Of rstlneotion of the federal ~omen's
suffrage amendment by the rennes
see and North Carolina legislatures,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-20
CHICAGO WIFE-SLAyER
WILL FIGHT FOR LIE

Chicago. July 20 Carl wundsrer
confessed murderer of hIs wife and a
stranger on whom he sought 10 cast
the blame, announced last DIght lnat
he would fight the case whsa>gt
comes up Thursday