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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
STATE IS GIVEN MORE
MONEY FOR SCHOOL WORK
Vocational Program IL Being
Planned. $4,000 Addition.
al Federal Aid Ia
Secured.

work % the state board oi saya.
llpnai education Tor The fsar hewia
nlfg July I was outlined al a meeting
hsli ~ the state capitol buiidlrs To-
dav Cora y smith. foruor aattsle
SRI. Il secretary
Increased aid given hy lhe federal
government will max. shs inad % b.
alaposad of By the boaFl ssst year
approximately $50 900 instead of k1a.s
oe.. which 4, had this yeti
Attention wlll be Kivea ssps slsily 20
ratal consolidated nchoas ara hl2h
schools In small fowua mex year. he
secretary said city schools which
have been aided 10 the past ffehably
~ill be allowed 10 carry on 'hslr vs-
calipnal training work siapr. While
mf nsy formerly given fher ~gf be
directed to more NEEDY sections
Nsarly sixty schools feeelssd a1nsy
frcm the board this year she said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Mashinelnu The eumcmo roa"i
gave ias government aud Oklahoma
ana Texas until Nav 5 "a show cause
wby lniuuclioas n the court recently
rraalod in ths ecd fives 90 hand
,oalnvefs heald uoi he modified
Antwerp T'he canadian nlgkcy
team defeated ihe sweden tcam. l2
"a H 10 tho FIGURE akaing FINLAND
took first place Norway seeoaf.
Ensland ihifd and the United stai@-
fourth
Chicago " e. Harrison. divls
ionai director 81 The commlitess ol
forty eiehi announced national
convention " the organization would
10 heid a. Chicago June 10 20 - -
form new polliical party
chicago Announcement made
that General Mood has endorsed
Chairman win HAYS of tho frpubli.
can national committee as hia cams
palm manager ln The event General
Wood Il nominated for tha pfc.i-
dency
Washington 4 retroactive tax
on war profits sNroed upon by house
democrats and iusnrsert republicans
~ raise faudr fo ~ rrllef legis.
laiion
cairo- Fighting reported bee
tween Arabs and British troops IN
Palestine
~Philad alphis Mlke c'nowd.
ohsm' rtny outciassed
knookout' SAMPSON of Pblladei.
ielphla. The Tight was so ono-sldeI
The poiioe ordered tho referee foI
stop ihe bnu, Ia tho fourth round
Memphis Jack Wolfe of Cleve.
and obtained tho referees decision
over Harry nramer Of Kansas fayl
n eight rounds
--liasefsiowy MA BANDITS COS
aimed all che each IN the vAn.t a.
he Bank Of Sandy sprinrr. Nd ton
niles from Washington. end ESCAPED
Vienna Jallus Brill. an An,srl
an who was inierned with nela kui
he former communist dictator. re-
rased aud given safe conduct %
be United State
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27

An snii-ny campaign radically dif-
ferent from the stereotype swat the
fly campaign OF previous years viii
be wsged IN tho state this month BY
the Oklahoma Tnberruiosis associs-
floH This springs campaign will BE
conducted on the theory that while
killing individual siies heips II ~
an extremely small factor In the
fight and has little value when com
pared 70 concerted effort by the
public TO Do away with the breedin (
places OF flies
The association viii urge through
local committees and through special
literature eradication OF these breed
ing places. The campaign has The
Endorsement Of Dr A II. Lewis. state
commissioner OF health. and ali other
health authorities In the state Nike
Donnelly. head Of the Oklahoma CITY
health department. has already issued
call to the public to prepare 10 fight
the NY. Other cities through admin
CONTINUED on Page s. Col. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
WHISKY RUNNER HAD
MUCH BOOZE ON BOARD
But Officers Secured Tip and
Noval Diamond Dick Is
IN Limbo at Wichita
Falls.

Wibclln Fails Tex Apfil gs
Wichita county depnty sheriffs claim
20 have captured novel Diamond
Dick a. well a. one of the besi equip
ped liquor trans oriiug automobiles
YET discovered Ia lhr state ~ Texas.
The capture oame after waichfm
waiting that covered several wnaks
The ofiieera bad learned that man
driving a ear carrying New Moxl-
20 llesnsn had lbAriarep Ilqupr In
fhls vicinity. ~ oscaI,ed. however.
before they ~cre able TO appfehend
him Expecting hif return, the %
fioers. nisht after night guarded the
roads % Wichita Falls
Finally the ngnts with queer
fiarcH appeared The officer in
charge switched on the lights of hls
car and started in pursuit. og the
long sough, automobile The Meal.
leo ear stopped 10 ditch after an
exchange of shots and search Of
the ear revealed two flfty gallon
tanks Of whisky one was located
under the rear and waa 20 construct.
ed thai the officers had difficulty IN
locating a. The other tank was 4
sub division of tbs gasoline tank
The man. who gave his name ~
Nerk.- Ia believed 10 have mada
several trips into Wichita Fails and
10 have Thought tho whiskr rbn
soints near the Mexican border.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
SUGAR CRISIS SOON
IS THE PREDICTION
Nation S Sweet Tooth Will Be
Expensive Proposition
During Next
Summer.

Denver. Colo. April 27-The ma
ions sweet tooth VIII have the most
expensive sugar filling In history
this year. beet sugar refiners here
stated ic,iayA prcdcf,-g soaring
prices as a result Of the worldwide
shortage.
Beet sugar companies here have
been offered 30 cents a pound 'or
suaar. according to one Denver re-
finer.
The sugar market Is terrible and
Is going 10 get worse. said J. y Bun
dy. sal.smay on the American
Beet Sugar company.
There's - .aliet In sight unln
mex "a 7 Nssn The pew crop comes
1.
n "a essar beet acro.re . ex-
ptvretr 49, -s-zagon following a =
advance per ton in the price refiners
viii pay for the bects.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27

MashlnNtnu Avvsi W wassaras
'e'ts Ne~ IsFssr isaAo sasi uhla n.
DAP held stats side pfsshlanllsf pfsa
fereusr brlmatlen ana . nstA .s.sA i
wssh'ust0n AZ sontsutson. Wit s@f
lees ~ dsl~Esi@s 20 ih~ ssfieasf
raugua - t'hifag3 A total ~ lts
delegates vii b. named.
Tho Nsw Jersey and Ohlo pflmsries
ar" hviHH watched from paiilleal
headquarters IL mn eApnAi wlfa par.
tlca'ar Interest ConsldsFsiie sls.
nfleanee - aitaeh~i ~ The rwpabll
cans 20 tAe outeams IN these t~a
states the scene % bitter faefloral
struggle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
AIR TRAFFIC RULES
FOR NEW JERSEY TOWN
Birdmen Who Travel Over New.
ark Must Step On Gas
Lightly and Be Wise 10
Ordinance.

Newark. ~ J.. April 25.--Aa '.sf-
fic rules for birdmen who wisa e.
~ over Newark. adopted by the cit~
council. forbid them to ny lower
ilsn i.eoo feet altitude exccp. when
starting and landlns' os1rr rule
r-ts
irving over nirai part of tie city
prohibited.
Nothing save printed matter may
~ thrown from airriaues and Ger
distributing literature In tha' m4naer
tte aviator muu pay a Zee of 80
and file 81 900 bond.
i'orc and AT light must he carrisd
~ night n'e1 and landin2 flares
nnst be show Every flier must
carry compass and maps.
Only bv SPECIAL permits will exhl-
sit on flights be allowst
For violating the ruics $40 fine -
crowded for the first offense and
i-eo each for subsequent offcnseg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
~
SATURDAY LAST DAY
ron AUTO LICENSES

No extension OF time beyond May
FOR films applications for automobile
license for l920 viii be granted
Henry Wood. commissioner of high
ways. who Is In Guthrie today. an
nounced After next Saturday own
ers OF cars not provided with this
years tags will be liable 10 seizure
and the payment OF a penalty OF from
s25 TO 500 unless they can show a
certified copy OF their application for
license.
There viii be no excuse for failure
70 have made application for license
by May l." Wood said There has
been delay in issuing tags owing TO
the inability Of the factory 10 pro-
duce them as fast as we can issne
them. but every owner OF a car In the
state has had amrie opportunity 10
apply for license
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
FEDERAL ENFORCEMENT
MEN VISIT GUTHRIE
Operatives Who Checked Up City
Say Druggists and Doctors
Are Observing the
Dry Law

we nnd drasglsis and physicians
~ Sufhrle adherng strictly "a the
lae> governing she sale az alcohol
and nareotics said Charles = Nat.
son. deputy federal proAihltlon in.
sgecfor. IN the eiis to-day
| Magson and Joseph . Slayhaash
have been a. ~oFk ia Guthrie Tor se,.
rral days These Inspectors are con
nected ~ith the office of John "
Recee. federal pruhsailion inspector
Cor Oklahoma MF necce maluialna
his office AZ saltwater Nataon and
slaf fharfh are not msmhers II toe
enforcing squad. bat are Inspectors
~ao visit those Who bold peFmlts 20
use alcohol There are approximate.
~ seven hundred druesl,is and phy
siSlans ln the state holding these per.
mlts Resides the dugslsis ana
physicians there are number of
manufacturing establishments wno
have permits % buy and use alcoaol
Tor medicinal and preserving pur-
poses
Holders OF iicenscs are required 20
make application direct 70 the depart
meni AZ Washington The state iaW
also faaaires a permit from the GOV
ernment The office of tho state III
rector Il not issuint permits 10 doe
iorn 70 prescribe liquor. such a. vine
beer and whisky a. ~ being done
Dthef states This D. due 10 the fact
hat the federal government respects
ne state prohibition laws and wai
ioi be- party 60 the violation of them
An holders OF permits are required
o make u.onihlv reports of alcohol
Used md must have a permit FOR each
Of alcohol under the hond
lnd general pcrmH
Director Reecc hnd hts deputies are
10 maze plalr the fact
hat u is unlawful % ssll for beyef
ge purposes any extract or syrun
containing as much as one half OF /,
ne percent Of alcohol ~ volume a.
hat an extracts contain that percent
SO of alcohol and therefore must not
o sold for BEVERAGE. jamaica ginger S
nay not be- sold "a anv one in greater a
uaniily than ono or two ounce
nnst not be for heserake purposes 3
The sale of extracts. synps nnd =
isger j. unlapml n made under cir.
from which The seller =
may reasonably deducc an intention y
a the part 81 the purchaser 10 use 9
pr beverage purpose on 70 re sell 10 I
theirs for bevofaso q
Large quantities of these outlaw
are helnF SEIZED The 4
eilonal prohibition act requires local q
ouniy and state officers 20 assist ir "a
= enforcement and tho federal pro p
ibition director finds an earnest -. Z
Drt by county and state officers 10
D o-operafe 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
OUIJA NEWS
FROM MARS

As this i the week We are 60.
ing TO telegraph Mars. con.
tributor eomes forward with Chs
interesting information obtained
at a public spiri'ualistic seanee IN
whsh thirty participated
Qusstion--ls the planet Mars in-
habitedg
AnsEeT--ft Is.
Qaestion--Are the wireless disiur-
bances reported by Narconi aud 9th
er attempts Of the Msrtians 10 com
nunlcaie with u.s.
Answer-They are.
Question VIII they sHcceed IN es-
gsblishing communcitiong
Ansser-YeS. Relay stations are
sow being established between Mars
and the earth. and YOU will be receiy-
ing messages FROM Mari 10 very
few months.
Qaestion-w VIII II be possible for
someone 10 invent very sensitive
sContlnnei on Page 4. cois.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
SHOWER FOR POPULAR
BRIDE BY FRIENDS
Burton Brother orl Employees
Surprise and Honor Mrs.
Paul Fielding. Many
Presents Given.

The glsla from nuFson hFna save
miscellaneous shower MDadAf sxet
n,n9 At the homs ol Aaasia l'uweli
hnnorlns Mrs l'aai yielding
The bride vas met Al the door ~
tao kswplea Who Altvf Aaognlns hst
wl,h an artistic hflal wreath and veil.
very kwwplsaly assisted hsg down the
rocky FoAd Of matrlmony where eAe
she pirked a. many mysterious "a =
aKes containing KlitA designed for q
surr use" Afer The bride had reach
cd her Journeys end the ss~ plea
maieaileally disappeared getuFnln4
soon wiih hafe basket flllea wlth
many raaillul aud useful glfla whiea
she unwrApped and diaplsypa At'er
this the guests werr pat 70 work
hemmlnx tea towels sath cmhFolder
luk her name Ia tho corner fhe
Wefn thea nAhvrod lngn the diniHS
foom where the enlog aehvmu ~ plsA
ard white was carried uut 10 eat
lioweFk, canAlsa AMI ribbon atfeainsss
The crp'errlsre of the table helns a
lovely kewplu hglde.
Delicious resrr~hmeniA WIRE served
Consisting ef brlaeNs oake. heart
aha 81 crram aud mlnis Tbs host.
esaca ida and Anna l.arsnn. Nsli Tod !.
Nargafrt Sewers and Maudr Powell
Tho GueriA ~cre Mra & " Barton.
Mrs k u burton. MR. " =. wsit
er, Mrs " A. nutehef, Ethel and
iieas Williamson, Mrs Mock. NJ VI
lloit Mrs Lewis. Afs lilrkrll. Lucille
noolcy. Mfs Nafis blanche Militia
psush. Mrs philllpa nrflha whlitesi.
lsonnlr Chapman. Mrs. ilnnsvtfnfa.
Mildrvd Kaufman. Mary tluteheF Ida
rahand. Ton ~ feyef MlAa Clara
smJth. Daisy whnehcad Carrie las
son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
"HE VAMPS"
TO BLAME

The fashion mongerr after striving
for years 10 promote fashion Iunacy
among he men now complain they
have succeeded. They are charging
tnst the "he-ssmps' are boosting the
rising cost Of clothing. that the man
fashion plates. The middle aged prom
eraders and rejuvenated grandpse
demand freak styles rather thaa
service clothes. Or course. this il
bunc. but there is enough truth in II
70 make an excuse sipce the world
began the most expensive item in
the high cost OF foolisbness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
New Kind of Strike; -
Gamblers Quit Jobs

Araa prieta, sonora April gAkas Ssmblmx houses
we're closed last night result OF the
keepefs In an effort 70 gain 70
keepers demanded tis day They xsiiax 40.
Earlier IN the day had reported cnnr.e would he
employed TO take The places Of a
o portiye individuals found the closed
There explanation keepers iolA
about The Streets smoking esFe and watching
wsikou.
Conditions IN Aqua Preta There Of tn
glitter of the sdd gambling palace the
and familiar which tho
aociata the gambler the
Sonora for time and gambling
enjoys handsome revenue from bis business III.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
SELLING SPY
LINGERIE

Daring the war several lady spies
were arrested in the Panama Canal
zone. Recently the governor had to
advertise and sell as required BY law
the property confiscsted from them
Among these articles we're ils0 Tairs
of women's silk stockings. a crepe
~nightie.r silk dolly whatever
that may be-and lots OF other such
like little things. which Indicate how
lady spies serve their countries by
making fools OF men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
WILSON l\TERPRETS
BIBLE SHEPHERD

American Oddfellowshlp was celc-
brated last night al the First " r
church One hundred and two years
ago the order was founded and its
Irogress during the century has teen
marvellous. indeed. The different
branches OF the order in Guthrie CO
operated in observing the day The
church was crowded Frederick II
Wilson gave an eliminating inter-
pretation OF The Shepherd o. Beth
lehem." The Biblical play was gwen
in parts and tise presentation was
highly attractive The Rciait mac
chorus assisted in ths proy-an, with
a number Of chrce selections
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

There will be n,ertlnx q a,
full direesorship of che chem - .
Commefee held ioaighi II l;3o Al ~
eliy hali Every director Is urKed q
Be present as there all hc matters
of vital Importance ap Tor discussion
Mrs r. r cAglklns Uho 4 visit
ius >n Kansas City writes that hes
brother era,st last reviewed w9fs
thar a 1aoo- barrel al well ess
brought in On hls holfings IN ioaisi
ana. Mr Thompson has been very
successful IN the oA same ani is
@ell Known 10 many Guthrie pso-
PIE.
"A reaxh and tumble fight iook
place this afternoon between Prof
Smith OF the high school snd Harry
Gross student. Sceardinx - pa
!ls Who Witnessed the affair. De
Tails vii De given lAier The lght
started A The top OF the stairway
and toth participants finally LANDED
,n the tleor below
Turner Rro~n. charged with kill-
ing GRADY dbfiJ Nas ,iischarged
from custody ~ Justice Hornaaay
r Justice court yesterday foliowing
a preliminary hearing OF the ease
e developed from the testimony that
csbln had <p9as1p lI>atenssi
he lie % e.S~n and that he had
s.sr assaulted BnNat Es-WNr-old
The hear.ag consumed Al
IAy Monday and many wi'nesseq
we're here from the Nasina neigh /
.oraood, where the shooting TOOK
lace.
Fnneral services for she late
irs. y C. Norman. who died yes
.rday. viii b. held AZ the west Side
lethodlsl church at io1o Mcdnes
ay moruieg Mrs Moorman NJ
sll aud fasnmbly known 20 many
nihrio people With her family
he came to Guthrie - years ago ami
as lived here practically constantly
nee She was 50 years ~ axe ai
io time ol her death Burial viii
b made ia Summit View cemetery
With the new million and ha'f
ollar Masonic temple 90 b. 9. eted
the head OF the street Okla1oml
'enae viii be- the real show street
this vity for sometime 20 come.
'yeral new bulldingh are planned
! Oklahoma avenue for ihn sum. /
er Nose welnberger is ilGuung
! erecting brick block Jack fear- +,
y will huild three -stosy brlsk
- Ned Holman, lfeslicn of the
rsi National hank. has airesdv had
ans drawn for modefn bank
,ildiug Then added 60 th's is the
opposed white wayy" which will be
sitting climax 70 the Improvements {
opposed FOR Oklahoma avenue
Election OF officers following the
'gliar weekly mrthons VII take
&C Wednesday when the Ro,arlans
thsr att the lone hotel An Rotag-
us are urged by President Burton
be present D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
French Loss In
Asia Minor Was
Greatly Enlarged

PARIS. April 2y--Thc latest IN.
formation az the fofeiJn o"i1s
from Asia Minor indicates that tss
.~sses 90 the Fr.n.h troo3s u
urfa. northwest of mesop9.ar,ia,
were less AerioVs TIA, at frft sup.
posed. . lsree dstsohn.er, Is
thought . tav- gotten back TO the
town VII others escaSed in 9th.
er 5irsoiicns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
sorro AurHRorss IS
pEAp la cAlcAan

Chicago. April u Miss Naiorls
iisnton Cook, aulsofesi. dlad sunaay
q. Manila. y T.. ~ pnpam0nla. o..
csrdinr 20 word rpcsiy "A IL chspxo
Nv her hFoih"f. Edison y Cock Miss
r.fk VIA born Al Hlehmoad. Ind
ard was the saihor of asyeral noye'.
~ 4 plays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
UNDERWOOD To
Lead Party In
u. S. Senate

Asahinoion. April 2f.-~ Senator
Underwood ~ Alabsms, ~ss eject
sd democratic leader ~ the sen.
ate today "A nonfersene o. asn
ass sereersss. ''S wa unopesssd.
senator tfi'clteok % Nebraska.
actlna leadsr since the death of ,ns
ists Ssnstor Martin of virp.rls.
having Withdrawn from the fight,
est week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27

Sswsrk. y J., April ~ Chief ln.
'"fest In fridays preferential prs.i.
drailal primary IN Ns~ Jersey vas
focused an republican coutsssa ehsfs
The y0iegea weFn Asksf 20 express
their preference for slthsr Senator
Hiram " Johnson Or MAI 0sn leo
nard wo0d Democratic vussr, w~ss
not askvd 90 Indicate direct pref.
efenee The anoppoaed big four"
democrats dsls<stlon h pisdsei 70
the candidacy of uos Edward vi.
wards Fach party ~iil aleet - dele
Kates ~ tho conventions
Tho republican state equalization
has split m the biz four delegation
"a the Chlcaeo convention. and. from
a state standpoint this contest over.
uhaiossd tbe Wood Johnson contest.
The press ~ the state has featured
The "blg four contest A. fight for
political leadefahlp between Senator
Waiter y FdTe aud s<-cev u q
Stokes. eha!rman " tho repsbiican
stale committee senator sdx~ and
hiu colleague H~natoF Frsiissasts~n.
Who we're lefs out of me hid foms
slate prepared b. TIE stats assnnizs.
tian. besame candidates pledged only
10 tas eholee of the fepabllean voters
a. A. expressed - the primary,
HAaolro WOOD rtoHr ~ ONO
Columbus. Ohio April 81 Onto
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27

ssls~s Merit. A@Il vs--ur svi
eial returns from ere Me~s1ss p,ss.
idsesisl prssersnss rslwss,ss Asst
isss Ff'ssr sres~ is-s ~ ne i.soo s.s.
e'ns's IN sNs state ssely sassy sss~
ed shs fslio-~lra fssessi
ssnstoF Hlfsm W. Ies~sea. sfs,.
os"sfal tss"srs weed. ssss, uss.
sfneT ffssA o te~dsn. i.sstl Sss.
bet reessr i.affs ss-ssss ssrs.
no. 77e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
EXPLOSION rs aEpCRrEp
FROM MEXICO CITY

El. paso, April '27.---oasoline stor
age plant IN the outskirts Of Mexico
City exploded late today causing
million dollar property less and xii.
ling twenty persons and iniurne
many others II was reportea here
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
Three Hundred
Million Dollars
In Deficiencies

wsshlnesen. Apstl fF~fhs hesss
OIL seereeslsslag ttfss hsHsfet
nsllssa aolise. feF asStssseeses "
ooser~we~, sessssies % Fslisesas
ara aias ~ellen dasisfs faF ~slsssi'
isaseus ssslsise<lss ~as pasted -
sas D, tee senate sea ssrt n eea'
fssewee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
CHICAGO CHILD HAS
MYSTERIouslY DISAPPEARED

Chicago. April 27-fiundreds OF
searchers directed by the police
secured Chicago today for traces OF
syear-old Virginia Hoffman .dauph
ter OF an attorney. who disappeared
yesterday morning on her WAY 10
school.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
TWO KILLED m GAS
ExslocioE IN IOWA

pes Molnes, Ia. Apfii p Two
men were killed t~a are rqissing and
five were iniIrec " - csnlosi,"
IN thc-enoine roo y Of the Oes nolnes
Gas company plan shortiy after 3
o'clock this rornt ,. Tne esFlaa en-
occurred in a part Of INC plant through
which praetical.s aii nas for the 2iis
passes. ana as sss.s.t there WAS n
gas fer iriustrts' or rcne sic rlr-
poses after the art ti-'. - e7uec
OF the explosion had not been an
noueed early today.
II will be sHv-rsi days, II NJ
weeks. before gas can b- turncd lrtc
the city mains sa5in, Il ~at ssii.
Property loss is estimated az $500.
ooo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-27
NEW JERSEY AMO
OHIO CRUCIAL POINTS
POLITICIANS AT WASHING
fO\ N>D ONtR NATION
WATCHING FIGHTS To-
DtN; MtN>> POSSIBLE
ELIMINATION ~
WOOD Ou jOll<-
SO<
slvs srArss rIscr

The fella~isa sss,.s ~,li s.lsss
delegates - sns resvellesr ssssc~Ai
eervs"siaH 'easyi ohis. ~ Asss4s
ehuss'ss, s.. ss~ isrss. -; wssNs
'"a'oa ~ Idaho. q. A ssssl sf ~
frem ths rss state.
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TWO MN KILLED IN Oi~
NOl<Es Bi.0N-tf: NIL
LION AND Hall PROP
ERTN DAMAGE N
TINt> t\D
NINltO
TWENTY KNOWN DEAD
NEAR MEXICO CITY
FIRE REACHES STORAGE
TANK AND WITCH PROPER
TY LApPED Up IN
FLAMES: TWO KILL
I'D IN DALLAS


rs %. &. an -xp'eslon
tht' .-e' i'a1- 80 Si-sN~ as.
20. lrr 49, the tn'pifs Cas-
p,,rr -s-s 80. ..b 4A's afsrsa.en
kiIled two emplo ~. ana nlused I've.
Fire following tas esplosion eestroy
ed large stora-s plant ntarty.
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ELMER HAcAN SHOWS COMING
Elmer iissana noted ce~hoy and
Nildwfft show wGl be IN g,shrie
Wednesday according TO a report 70
The Leader from Nr lisgsn. who i
ending IN cuEagcment II f'onra City
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THE WEATHER

New Orleans. April 27.-Toniehf
and wednesday, fair. raising temper
aiufe.
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