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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13
BOY BADLY HURT WHILE SLIDING

Arthur Heroux, 9 year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Heroux of Little Falls was
badly injured Friday afternoon while
sliding on the big hill near the Haw-
thorne school.
The Heroux boy, with several other
boys, was sliding down the hill on a
small iron sled. For some reason the
sled was steered out of the sliding
course and it struck a tree, breaking
the sled in two. One of the broken
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13

z4O6A21O6 WITHIN MA 0IS1AO
Friends here have received announce
ments of the marriage of Miss Adelaide
Whiting of Marshall to Mr.. Chester W.
Anderson Of that place. Mrs. Ander-
son was formerly an instructor in the
Little Falls high school and was we'll
known here. She is now county super
intendent of schools of Lyon County.
Mr.. Anderson is county agent in the
same county.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13
LUCILLE BUTLER MARRIED

Announcements have been received
here of the marriage at Minneapolis
last Saturday of Miss Lucille June But
Ter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Butler Of that city, to Mr.. George v.
Butler of Luverne. The bride is we'll
known in Little Falls as she resided
here with her parents until few years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will reside
at Luverne.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13

I herewith announce my candidacy
for Congress from the Sixth District,
on the Labor Party Ticket.
T. j. WELSH,
St Bemidji, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13

parts Of the sled struck Heroux in the
groin and inflicted a wound about six
inches long. The other lads escaped
with slight bruises. The injured boy
was taken to St. Gabriel's hospital,
where the wound was dressed. He is
getting along nicely.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13

Miss Olga Nyquist Of Upsala was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis at the Hall
hospital Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13

J. B. Mcpherson returned to his home
in Minneapolis Monday after spending
several weeks visiting relatives in Lit
tie Falls the guest of his brother.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13
WANTED.

Your savings account. We credit in
terest semi-annually at 4 per cent per
State Bank, Little
Falls. MINI. 15.tf
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

1A1D III 11S1 1k0171'113SA
This advertisement. costing 77c, is
authorized and paid for by T. J. Welsh,
Bemidji, MINI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
HARDING LEAVES
FOR HOME town
REPURIICNN PRE>iDtNrlM. NoN'
INEE LEAVES CAPITAL
ny AUTOMOBILE.
ny Associated pTc..

Hy Associated frs-s
WASHINGTON. July a-S,nii"r
Harding. thc Repuhlicna presidential
candidate tonight was on the way BACK
"a his home town II Marion. ohio.
leaving here by automobile n, one
O'Clock today. the senator and his party
manned e. spend tn. nighi ut GUNNER
Iand Md. the iaO.milc drive io that ciiv
Icing schcdul,d as a 'uostop ran, Nl
=, ,omorr,w will b. spent ON the ro'd.
the Marty drawing nv during ih" even
,,r nj som, OHIO village io spend IN"
night The nual l'g II the l"urn,E "n
No,d,y H. expected O. end az midday ~
,Iar,on There the ho"c folks are plan
rlnr an rlaloiai. homecoming "l''hra'
zion to honor the first visit hom" -
she s.ratcr since Lis nomination
No announcement of thr candidate
immediate plans preceded his departure
In, hi first public uitcronc" VIII r"n'
IN Iuly 90. whom he ir formally no'ificd
- his nrrinatiun. Meanwhile. b. -
,,...,,d th,, numerous delegations ans
roli,ic,l leaders viii iuurncy io Mare"
fnr Conferences This prorsam. 'n'er
,pcrs.d with an occarional front
r,rrh" rpccch. wili continue after W.
ratification for Mr. Harding experts e
,,sy almost continuously ai h'm" unit
election dav
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Appears to Be
Totally Unconcerned
Over Frisco Meeting
nr A..nei.,.A rrr.s

Nv asseei-tsh "rrss -.
HUNTINGTON. y. V, July 3.-Wh'
Lam a. McAdoo tonight apparently was
unconccrncd with what was going on
Al the San Francisco convention. tie
attended q Shakespeare pageant at IN"
Canklng estate and on his return to- his
Lnmo. again declined to discuss poliiics
tor publication.
During the afternoon and evening,
f,ionds IN New York kept him Informed
bv t,lcphonc of halloting other hap
prnings ~ the convention were supplied
bv Newspaper men who were invited by
McAdoo.
Mr.. McAdoo got up about ? o'clock
this morning and after go,ng through
his pctsonal correspondence. read tho
platforn IN the morning ncwsn1pors
IIn friend, say they have rcn"cu {" ns'
rune h. h pleased with the platform.
Mr. McNdno, It " said. dld not GET
ir,ws ~ th' two ballots taken hV tho
,uuvrrtinn last uight until h. had read
th, paprrs this morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
RUMORS Of WILSON
CHOICE EXPRESSED
ARE FLATLY DENIED
STATEMENT ISSUED ny TuMuLry
SAYS No PREFERENCE MADE
ny PRESIDENT.

By Associated Pf~h.
WASHINGTON. July 3.-prcsidcni
Wilson has not expressed an opinion to
any one with reference to "a particular
candidate for the presidency said q
s,atmen, issued at the Whit house To
night by Secretary Tumulty.
The statement denied many rumor'.
which. II was said. th, white house was
informed were being circulated IN san
Francisco and which II was said, were
Go the effect that the president has cN'
pressed preference as to the partNs
candidate.
The statement ~ issued at the white
house said:
"when report was brought To Sec
retary Tumultys attention of rumors
being circulated In San Francisco that
the preslden, had expressed an opinion
date. he made the following statement
date. h made the following statement:
"'Thls is news to me. ] had dis
cussed all phases uf this convention
with the president and had been init
mate touch with him during It's con
,lnuance. and am positive that hc
has not expressed an opinion To any one
with referncc to a particular candidate
for the presidency II has always beer
his policy to refrain from taking any
stand that might be- construed as dic'a
ton"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
TWENTY FOUR KILLED IN 2 WRECKS
Pennsylvania COLLISION
CLAIMS24 OF LIST, iowa
TRAIN DROPS into CREEK

Dv Associated rrR.
SCRANTON. Pa. July 3.--in COLI
sion between three ears on the Lack.
awanna and Wyoming Valley railroad
near south Pitision station at 1:So
o'clock. eighteen people are reported
killed and 100 iniurd. The accident oc'
CURED near south Piitsion when light
ming struck a telegraph pole along the
line Of the track and the pole Tell over
the tracks IN front Of ear bound Tor
Scranton.
A moncnt later u limited car crashed
,n,o the rear oi the ear that struck thr
polc aud third ear tclescoped the Sec
Ond ear.
An three cars were piled In heap.
Many of those killed and hiurrd M"
attended the annual games oi tue 'a'e'
,lonian clubs of Scranton aud fi,,,on
nt Valley View park this evening" ""N'
az thc injured have been taken =" 'hr
state hospital nj Pittsion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
ALL ATTEMPTS TO BREAK
DEADLOCK ARE fRUITLESS,
Will RE-CONVENE MONDAY
OHIO GOVERNOR ECLIPSES McADOo IN EARLY BALLOT
ING HOLDS LEAD DESPITE BOoMS OF LATTER
SHORTLY BEFORE ADJOURNMENT
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

AUDITORIUM, SAN FRANCISCO, July 3-After twenty-five
frutess ballots Democratic National Convention just before
midnight gave up hopes Of selecting presidential nominee within
the discussion and adjourned until 10 o'clock Mon
day.
Repa,ed attempts to adjourn defeated throughout the
early part the night midnight approached and was about
to become Sunday the tradition that Democratic National Con-
yenton works Sunday coupled with the fact that the
ycnon was tired and razzed had its effect and the final
motion o adjourn unopposed
When convention stopped Cox leading with 4so me-
Adoo came next with 372 l.2
Palmer was down 10 hundred and sxty.six and half
The final ballots the night full Of MeAdoo movement
bu, failed 20 make much headway.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

Ceorria. his home state. pledged to
Palmer, swung over with her ~ votes
IN one block for one ballot 60 see II
Il wauld start her native son to VIC
tory but u failed to do 20 and Hhe
swung bacl, to the attorney general
No dark horse appeared during the
nights halloiing to carry off the priS'
,n.rn and the convention adjourned
iurt AZ much in need - sO,ne body u
ALLY about az Il was when u began
bnllotinE.
II was In deadlock with nobody In
light to break q. Sunday will be de-
voted 10 efforts TO find somebody the
convention can swing.
sticks to Mctdoo
South Carolina continued 10 stick to
McAdoo through the sixteenth despite
persistent reports ~ break away.
The plaiform officials Joined In the
conferences 10 get an adjournment
The convention was getting tired anu
hungry. senator Glass. one 81 the al
minlstratIon leaders TALKING 10 friends
said
Il can't so to Cox"
Glass was asked what would be the
cas, II Cox go, majority.
"Champ clark got majority" re-
riicd Glass. "and ever vote that he
rcir now G.mcs harder"
II was own tina, there were many
votes In the Palmer forces opposed "a
NJ, Ndoo which did not want Cox. The
nrc,r,,ts of dark horse were revived
again.
The ircr,rsine vote for Davis on the
sixteenth ballot brought him forward
again In the discussion uf u possible
comp"umise.
An Lose on sixteenth.
An three - the leaders lost on the
riNtccnth ballot
Cox fell short fourteen. McAdoo sew
On. and Palmer :.
Tho. vote- were almost all given
10 John W. Davis ambassador io
Grca, nriialn. whose toai on that bal
loi was fif,ytwo.
MIR Davis was lscinf much tailed -
as dark horse on which the forces
might unite with administration sun
mort. II was tho first loss Cox hnd
i suffered since the ballot,ng befan.
The failure 90 nominate an the six
tccnth ballo, threw AL the leaders on
their feet Plainly ,hey were at a los
tn, talk ~ rcccfs was resumed and
~ know .hat move 90 make next
scented as u som. 81 the forces wou''
welcome u with accompanying ~
por,unity 20 r.aiign things
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04


SAN FRANCISCO. July a-Pullmar
rar,r,H'iune wsr, cancelled hy the hun
died t.uieht when a RECESS IN the sev.
srth as-.ou ol the Democratic con
1,rft.r 90 $50 o',lock sixteen ballots
r.F nT.l Co. rIme q prcsidenunl MONT
r,, grI fh, T.Nls delrration returned
tH H,.l hotels tired aud disappointed
crowd th'uueh tho Iona and tedious
h.ur. .ur Imed iu tho shifting ~ votes
f-.r .r, ytn1ilte - another. The
r,,Is dreEtfion b'li TIGHT 20 their
.r..., off V.Ndoo through ntrminahl'
ru cells .1mr tlr answer. T"N1s
,.tr. fItv f.r NoAdun
They hld sNuectoi to b. through
,.,,f Dr.. shouting md ~ Nv The iimr
r..ft .1us on. and their h1grage was
r .,'F fr frs .in frr r. Nell hon Ani
fh.r n,, hib 20 com, hack io the hotel
ari urntsk again such 9. ife ~ \
..rt.rfion.
TcNans Ars Busy.
Vr H.r'f fud the TEXANS DOING any
,rI.e. nHf 0f r1rven'i0n. ln Tact ihe'
... rHt ou' long e-ourh a. start dnv
,rrr wh1t with IN dsy sessions and
..eaors lasting Gar into the nlrht
theres not time for anything else. ne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Houstop's Population
Announced as l3S,076;
Shows Gain of 59,27e

" sasr-iatsti r.fsa
WASHINGTON. July 7-Ilousion.
T,Xar. i3S.a7d. increase ta.s'6 or ''.s
rcr cent
Little Rock. Arkansas, elia'. in
.cr,,sr ~ csc. ~ ~ . pcr cent
North IUtlo Rock. ia.OiS. Increase ..
gio "r eel per cent
Curonrhnrn y C.. 1876. increase j.
ssh. ,r 2te per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

Ry Associated Pres
ALBERT LEA. MINI. July 3.-Four
passengers were instantly killed ana six
others mortnlly hurt when the entire
passenger train No 7. northbound ON
the Minneapolis a IT. Louis railway
went through a bridge over creek
near Arnold. Iowa. just before noon To.
day sSa
Its under structure weakened 10y re-
cent heavy rains. the bridge CAV" WAY
ns the train crossed IL. the engine head
ing the plunge that carried all tho
coaches into four feet of water. Prob
ably rrorc of persons suffered minor
injuries. 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

w Asaertsfsfl We
WASHINGTON. iulv 1.-Wcather
prr,iirtions for the week beginning
Monday are.
Wet Guif Siaicr. Generally tair al
through occasional scattered thunder
showers probable.
Temperature generally ahoV" normal
in tho interior.
TIMER Mississippi aud lower Missouri
Valley:
O,sasionai iarai showers probable un'
~ after middle ~ the week. With ten
peraturcs averaging above normal
probably fair latter portion.
West Texas. Susay and Monday part
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
nv n n McCORkI.EJ

For MANY moons Panhandle Shriners
have been .ool,ing forward to thc time
when they might boast temple oi th'r
own. They have long felt they wcr"
due such a concession. and wctr posi-
tive that In time that they would he
recognized by the Imperial Councn.
Scores of Panhandle >hrinrrs. A. well
~ MANY Masons. have been working
untlringiy fur the laSi year. hut when
thr message came over the wires that
Khiya Shrinr Club had been granted
a dispensaiion. they we're repaid.
Delegate frow ~" Imperial Council
have been arriving 40 the week. though
"a majority CAME Yesterday after uN.
ing ,isit,d san Francisco. Lus Angles.
.Ei Pasn Iuarcy and other points. Th"v
were mot az the station hv Shrin'rs
from all over the Panhandle. and WEI"
escorted through the business distrifi oi
the ci,y. \ band and tho little drum
co,uf" made music and nois" for the
ncc,sion. ard Amarillo took IN q nrw
lcoat of citV p,il'.
~ ciehi thirty approximately ~
Shriners gathered "a the Amarillo llo
lei. and after frw moments were or
d.r,d to tn dning room. whrr" q
sump,uous spread had been prepared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Mexican Officials
Attend Celebration
Honoring July 4th

ay Assccif,sd Prs--. 80,
Nl;NICO CITY. July a-The mem
hers ol Provisional President u' i"
lIucrtn's cabinet and the dipiomau'
CORPS attended a ceremony to-day w
onor II American independence day'
The celebration was under w" "u'
spiccs of the American colony here
Miguel Covarrubias. secretary "i i'r'
.len relations. appeared as the personal
representative of the president VINO ~
the last moment found he would h'
unable io attend.
Patriotic speeches were delivered hN
members of the American colony.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

By Associated Press.
HIMBOI.T. Ia. July 3.-Eight
prisons were killed and 30 injured.
twelve seriously. when Minnapulis
a ". I,ouls north bound train M. !.
went Into BLOODY creek. half u mile
north oi Arnold, Iowa. this after
noon. Five vi the dead are unidrn'
titled. q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Delegates Disappointed When
3 Hour Recess Fails To Break
Deadlock; Cancel Reservations

tween sessions last night the delegates
vrc On ana out uf TsNas heldauartcrs
literally ON the run. Miss Florence
StcfNng d,lera', from Housion, came
in hufri.dlv. ask-d far the key to her
room Hut sh, wasn't gone long enough
o. barely powder her nosc Aud "at
arlir.
Nor NrNer Car Tell
There was little group IN corner
of ths lobby and GUysrnor Tom Camp.
hell seemed o. have the floor I edrei
mp within hearing disianc" - this pow
voU hoping o. get s0fns definite infor-
nation On the hlttlc ~ ballots. Ru'
20 got was o. YOU never can tell.
from Governor Rill and the governor
b. tichi
Women Cauncif- Neeting.
There was o. have hoon q mcotinr -
rirht - tho crmmiltoowum,n. women
d,l,r1ies and alteruatcs Zoe The pur.
B pose ~ outlining the vom,n's plan n
c1mpliru Cor the months Intervening
between the Close of tho convention ard
tho November elertion. hut that also
went the cancellation route.
I rather looked forward "a attending
that meeting For ! have feeling the
Tcxas women are goins 10 make the
lcmpaiFn IN Texas an D.iercsiinF one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

nr. Albert 4 Caldwell. toasimas'"r
called the house to mder. after whi'h
Noble Sweeney pronounced thu invwla
tion.
The Drum Corps then hr"k" i""s',
and had u not been fur IN" tart th'i
m. lights were exceedingly bright they
might have easily been mistaken Tor
Cnmanche Indians. Nevertheless. their
songs and yells were appreciated Nild
cries for more" were heard. hut in w
der 20 allow themselves 90 cnioN ih'
occasion. u was dscidcd that enough
was enough"
curtis a Kecnc of Clarendon. Wa
the first speaker. Noble kccnc. accord
inr 20 local Shrincrs. ~ ono of DonleN
County's Invest ~shrincrs. and the rf"in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
R\NDIT ROB BANK
OE $1,000; ESCAPES

SALINA. Kan. July S.-Forc'
ing the cashier into the vault
an unmaskcd bandit late today
rohhcd the Exchange Bank OF
Kanopolis scar here of N,ooV
and escaped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
FRAZIER LEADING
IN NORTH DAKOTA

~ Asse~ia'ed frrss.
FARGO. July 3-Gov'rn"r l'Nnn
J. Frazier. Non partisan league can
dldate fcr the Republican Euherna
torlai nomination took the 'eah
from wedno~iay's primary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Panhandle Shriners Gather Here And
Celebrate Victory Won At Portland;
AUGUST 6 Date For First Ceremonial

before IN. ceremonial. one ~ which
viii d. "a "rinr" candidate" Just who
Continued on Page Eighth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
How They Voted
Last 6 Ballots

The seventeenth ballot NJ Officially
followG
McAdoo ss.; Cox 4is: Palmer f76;
Davis 81; Cummings 10; Owen ssi
Clark ..
The 18th ballot ~ officially announce
ed follows:
Meadoo $50 i.s: Cor ass; Palmer f17
l.s; Cummins rs: Owen 80; Davis ~;
Glass &c; Clark Z.
The 18th ballot as officially announc-
ed follows.
McAdoo ss7 i.,: Cox iss; Palmer 1s5
i.2; Cummings 10; Owen 81; Glass 70;
Clark 9: Gerard I.
The seih ballot as officially announc-
I'd follows:
McAdoo $40 I.s: Cox CSC 1.s; Palmer
rs: Cummings 10: Owen a; Davis 80;
Glass 90: Clark 2.
The eist ballot a. officially announc-
ID u ~ fellows:
Mctdoo 3ss i.s; Cox is6: Palmer fia;
Cummings !; Davis 80: Owen 80; Glass
20; Clak ..
The send ballot ~ officially announc.
ID II ~ follows:
McAdoo a7s i.e; Cox $50: Palmer 1es
i.s: Cummings 6: Davis So: Owen IS.
-
The confusion among the leaders
thmcs.lvcs was emphasized by the
loss of time after the sixteenth ballot.
The hand played and the organ piayee
and the delegates chatted and movsd
ABOUT the hall. II was obvious that
everyone was Flad of an opportunity
10 take breath and wonder what
20 do next.
Flop Rack 90 Cox.
During the 18th Tennessee's entire
- Topped back TO Cox from a split.
Cox lost two In Kentucky 90 Davis.
McAdoo got one of I.auisian's twenty
which had been solid for Cox.
Indiana cut Cox 10 and gave the re.
naming n to McAdoo In Massachus-
ctts Palmer lost 6 of which four went
io Cox owen gained : In Missouri.
taking two from McAdoo and one-half
each from Cox and Palmer.
McAdoo gained one from Coz In
Rhode Island. Cox gained one In turn
from Palmer In South Dakota.
| Tennessee split. Cox losing 10 or
which two went to Palmer. 10 10 Ne
Adoo. 10 Davis and to,Cummlngs.
McAdco lost . 90 Cox In Wisconsin.
when Chairman Robinson attempted
% announce the results of the Iven-
ticth ballot he got as far as the name
McAdoo when the McAdoo crowd ap-
/ ,.,-..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

MEXICo CITY. July s.--Twcn,y two
thousand five hundred workers are
striking In various parts of The republic
according to III Universal today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

90 he made were greeted with salts
faction. Donlcy County. hc declared. Is
haosting Khiya Temple. and viii De- well
~ the frsi ceremonial
Drum Currs Praised.
Noble Frank z lamison followed NJ.
K,cnc. and In q fcw well chosen words
told the Shrincrs "how Il happ'n"d w.
gave the Drum corps much pra,' nnd
declared that thcr' was not rno'hr'
drum corps In Portland caunhlc ~ mold
ine nght fur th' Amarillo bunch
WHOM Grrrgc supl,ton went l'f'r'
m. di.utusaiion committee -" was
told that hroyitv counted Tho com.
miiter only wanted facts Noble si'.
pi,ton was pr,r1iei fur thr occasion.
and wh,n hc ro' through th" '"un'i
to,. rcaiiy.d that FWvu wanted 70 tenn
N. and that h,r m,mhora vr. iu rosi.
lion o. support one sam J. Corh.Ip -
Dallas WIS also instrumental 'n s-ur.
Ing the d.sp.nriu9r I'r d,,ilI uI'
thor. w1s "n,if.nr too ~ fH no
panhandi. ~ T,yla"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Tc,as Iis, ua>, feHpl"~.

n was aisl rHri'd oni th't T.'Ir
mos, his mnr. yn'se 20 'ba iH'HfIiHl
Council than any tat" iu ih. 1i"n.
Tens h1s tn i,un''s wh.le Sew N"k
state h1s only 'isht
SIM Rasw'l ~ 'lapnd"n '1r'.n'"
Tor tho dnw.r1 iur. was 1f.'a' o.
make an address. hri on rsrHu1t ~ 'is
sl,..n,.. curti. keeuo. hi. elm.aIsu
manager mad, h.s tnn"uu' H,.r'
g.yrttI uolls n1m yariUus rfi..n
~ ,he ranhludir made short t'Ih. 'n'
iu every instance 'uiimisin we h"vn
tn. rr,st vh.st crop VIII sli rH'h
g. a., su,c,r. of khiva. ID v.s i..u'r'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
ABE MARTIN

Continued on Page Eighty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

Noble a. E smith of pAiutl''r f'.
norted that hr had signed up ihIliarn
,1ndidsiss in his ,ity. who vrf' rafN
a. soin the Au1rilio forc.s in mIfIrr
Khivn one ~ ,he hest and most i''uu.
lar temples IN the state. PainvirN ir
making an effort to SECURE forty u'mns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

West Texas: suday and Monday part
~ cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

The seud ballot ~ officially announc-
ID II ~ follows:
McAdoo 3's i.e: Cox i3o: Palmer 1ss
i.s: Cummings 6; Davis SO; Owen IS.