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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
ROAD TRANSFERS
CAUSE ACTIVITY
At HEAD OFFICES
AFFAIRS or RAILROAD ADMIN.
iS1i.tIioN BEING
CLOSED ~.

BY Associated rtesf.
WiSIlNGT0N. Iarch i--Traas'
Ter l0n,y oi the railrQads from GOV
"rnIant to priyat" control marked
the I 'giurirf of great activity at
,''o interstate commerce con mission
and. simultaneousl, ih1 closing az
OF affair oi the 20 ''.ad "dmiaiq.
,raiior. Officials ~ the ioadg w"rs
ruliliod :! the cu'alI,s.,un of tn,
increased .urisdiciisI - ihat bocv
uidcr the L'w ralr,ti lnw. Die a.
tor Gcn'.i' llineG concluded n'f"
tons IN eighteen cD'up fs1tion 'Ol-
tracts by Nl,ch IN ihads involved
were pad the annual ientn. G"c
them tor The 20 mouths - federal
operation settlement Wt dlaimf
was b'E.1
Tn, ~, ilion of oprt.iion U' IN d
cap" "Cd r',nnl wuch was idle to
Mr.. Hines had no further authority
Ir lln'- i;h no rther authority
10 manage The cana land The c"crr'
tarv of NiI aud owners ~ III" wat.
80 way have not been ah." IA agrr1
rs io itsyalus for government par
rhasc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. March THE
presidntial campaign from the dem
OciltiC point OF view VAS opened to-
hight IN the opinion OF political lea
dcrs here through acceptance by
Attornoy General Palmer at place
on the Georgia state primary laliot.
The republican campaign has
been On several weeks but formal
innounccmnl by NJ Palmer W a
Telegram lo the secretary of the
Georgia democratic state committee.
that Ne would be- - candidate WUs
the first io be- made by auy Oi
those who have been mentioned a.
possible choices Of the san Francisco
COhycation
Democratic asp.rants have
held back formal announcements
gMaitinf q declaration by President
Wilson rs To his Ilans Although
nothing has come from the White
House. nsN open candidacy for the
attorney gfncral. wno rs particular
~ close to Ar. Wilson was accepted
~ some .gualterg, .as definitely indi-
catud that the president would not
enter u third campaign
Win NJ. ralmcls' that In tho
ring. politicians look ior formal
announcements to como quickly
from those who nave been holding
lhirr candidates. In the background.
Governor Con, ol ohio. and Jas.
W. Gerard. former Ambassador 10
Gcrmany while permitting their
names to he placed on primary bal
lots have moi as Vet mad" formal
announcements.
Others who have been mntioncd
IN connection with the democratic
nomination include william q. Mc-
Adoo. former secretary of the treas
nry. William Jennings llfyan. tdr'"o
the democratic standard hUlforf
Senator Robert l.. owen. Of OKLA
homa. Herbert Hoover. and Cover.
nor Edwards. Of New Jcrfey.
Former Secretary McAdco. one
II the first mentioned AK q presiden-
tial possibility. has RETAINED from
indicating In any way that he might
enter the democratic lists. hut IN dn-
swer TO n telegram from the mayor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
Democratic Fight on
as Attorney General
'Thro,Us Hat in Ring

of Mlledgcyillo. Ca. his home town,
saving that citizens there had oircu.
lated u petition IN his behalf. Mr..
McAdoo wrote that he would not
permit his name To be- placed on the
GEORGIA primary ballots. ell also
declared he favored unlnstructed
delegates to the national convention
where he expressed the hope that
the utmost freedom OF action should
prevail and where motives Of high
service alone should control
Attorney General Palmer In the
view ul politicians mere. enters In
10 the clmaaiRn with substantial
organization hack of him. This or
ganilation. II h stated. has resulted
in part no mthc activities Of AIR.
Palmer himself ns alien property
custodian during the war and as at
tornc, general ~ llllnons MIR.
pulmor's orpauila'iD nj said 10 bo
particularly strong Last week he
returned rom dp king trip which
tnnh hnl tu Topeka. Kansas. and
Frankfort cNinucly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

made ~ the state senate In iNd9
c0ndmnlng President Lincoln tor ti1
emancipation of the slaves. after n
hdd been stated that the state of
NV Jersey would bccom, q traitor
BOO . gteat cause. and after 'h' tii.-
faloon learue had been eNceriatcd
lni 's lohhylng In anioganitn lp =
mO,c 10 have the beer law 9. irr
stu 80 that the Attorney Grh'tai
could flsht llf state righis si The
gncrion before the United 'g'ef
fn.icme court u was the NEST
t'a,c night In the senate within a.
or' rter Of a century.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
THREE AND ONE-HALF PERCENT BEER
LOCALIZED BY NEW JERSEY SENATE
MEASURE ALREADY Y THROUGH HOUSE

TRENTON. n. J.. March ! Th"
Ncw Jersey senate late toni.h'
passed. by vote OF r. 10 .. the
rompromisr beer bill proyidhg g.
the manufacturing. selling and
transporting NJ beverages containing
not more than i-g percent alooaol
hy volume.
haer the provisions the iii.
after he,ns enacted into Law, VIII
not icUiao effective until a. cr
i"uo han been officially proclaini"i.
The rtaEure. which passed NJ
l'r.s' - week. went through IRE
sunatr after references had been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
Business Men Organize
Tc Fight Radicalism

n, t..oca'ed rf,er.
ST Luris Mar o. The com
m,f,lal federation Of America was
orsauilod here todp, hv representa-
live business mn uf lh. middle
w,.tcru states with the a,owed pur-
ruso nf lighting radicalism.
Harry VI lluldeman. of Los An
rclcs va, chosen permanent chair
hIu of tine conference. Tie an
nuuncrd m"'tiur would be- held IN
N"N Yofk shuitl, io naiionnlilc the
organization
srpfh,N asserted the organila.
tom must work in the forthcoming
political campaign To prevent such
organization O. the American Fed
cration of Labor. the Non-rartisdn
League, ,rc peoples league ana the
committee OF inrl,-".fht ircm gain
inr ronirni ui the next congress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
GOVERNMENTS LONG fight
TO BREAK TRUST" LOSES
BY SUPREME COURT ACTION

WASHINGTON, March lin four.io.tlrre
the Supreme touis dissolve
poa'on aud H. numerous subsidiaries comprising so-caled
'srrl
The governments longfougi dissolution iron
nnd steel trade combination alleged violation
anirnI law dismissed with abouon corporation
from all existing charges.
'hicf Jnsc" White and Associate Justice Mckcnna.
nounerd the o'ininn Holmes Juscs
D, the dissenting opinion which
aud CLARKE. justices M,ynols took no mart
the former having been litigation and
'h" latter having expressed opinions regarding appon
o
Primarily, the officially
good combination With legality established
Further, the held prenondrr.
industry
cnuse for ttpIr dIssolu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
oI' GEDDIs
II OFFICIALLY N>NOi NCEn

~ AtsHiatrl rnrs
LONDON March / The appoint
mcut of Sir Auckland Geddes as
uritish Ambassador to the United
States was officially announced to-
day.
The ambassador will leave London
fot America IN about month.
he will De- the guest Of honor Of
he pilgrims aud other societies be-
fore his departure The high cost
oi living ~ Washington has been
an obstacle to finding q suitable
man willing 10 take the ambassador
hin 10 the salary allowances of the
post. These will be- considerably
raised. accordinc 90 reports
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
AMMONIA AND CLUE USED
IN FIGHT AMONG STUDENTS
ATAUSTIN; NUMBER INJURED

stairway. they we're met nv streams
" ammonia discharged from fire eX-
tinruishrrs and both sides used
'iuhs Some q fths comhatants faint
od from the effect ot the vas and
one is In the hospital u was inn
possible to learn m seriousness oi
hurts inflicted a. ',i of the IN
ipfcd we're carried m auiomo.
bIies as soun a. IN, lropp' 'nl
W the drhi TIL - ,H1mor 4
he hlil after iic tim, ~ the
ncn's grand march nod
DAMAGE in fsc building WI se, iat'
cd at 81 .5o0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
OIL SHOWING REPORTED
BY HOME Peoples TEST

spsriai o. Iis N.sH
MEMPHIS March : Excite
meni ruIs high here over the re-
rori"d oll showing hy the Home
Peoples tl-t. u'nr Deer Lake. ~
miles west of Mcwfhis
From sDur,'H considered ar a1-
ihcntir u b. lcltnci that q srhd with
"a gupd show ur ha sheen found hy
this tost. Much interest hns been
attached io fun operations nf this
compan, as it g. the pioneer concern
io begin developments N this dis
triri. 4 number of favorable
shcwinr have h'en renrrtcd -
various deTthH that have caused
nearby l,fcacr ia hring fancy
prices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
pIIi FOR IOWFU
RATES ~ RAILROADS.

NEW YORK. Mr.. IL plea for
lower passenger rates and read
pnstmcnt Of freight rates In such
maner as to provld equitable dis
lrihution" OF revenue from eommo-
diiy tariffs was made today by Fred
erick u. Underwood. president NJ
the Erie Railtoad. In a statement
concerning the resumption OF pri-
yate control of the railroads. He
predicted one OF the first benefits TO
nc noticed by the public WIN be
~ or. efficient service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

~ Associated rfe-s
AUSTIN TeX.. March i--N least
siN students 81 the University Of
Texas we're overcome by ammonia
fumes while others received bruises
FROM clubs m clash rush here today.
The sophomores raided a down.
town hall where the freshmen had
assembled for their annual class bill.
and nsod liquid ammonia to force
the freshmen from their vantagc
points.
l.ateSi when the freshmen attempt
ea to r,Iakc the hall by storming the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
anti TRUST suit AGAINST STEEL CORPORATION DISMISSED
Largest Navy Afloat
Is Urged by Admiral
For United States

ny AsToeinied rrnis.
WASHINGTON, March Urging
naval construction, which would
~" the United states the largeat
rnty ~ the world" Rear Admirul
CHARLES j Badger recommended 10
The House Naval Appropriations
committee today that the next AN
nudl naval appropriation bill carey
. new building program.
The new droadnaughts an planned
by the General Board, he said. would
hc OF $4,000 tons displacement. each
carrying lG-lnch guns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
PALMER IN RACE
FOR PRESIDENCY
ATTORNEY GENERAL WIRES
GEORGIA. COMMITTEES ms
A>NOt NCEMENT.

~ Associated Press.
ATLANTA. Ga.. March i.--N.
yotur, t.ener,l Palmer tonight
formally announced his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination fot
President In u Telegram to Hiram L..
Gardner, secretary ~ the Georgia
state Democratic Committee.
WIN Receive Homer.
ReIerrIng To the petition filed IN
HIS behalf for the Georgia primary.
Mr.. Palmer declared that" II the
democrats Of Georgia see fit 10 select
mo as their choice. shall receive
The honor with deep appreciation" I"
holding Il to he highly important
that an opportunity be- given In the
primary "io directly pass upon the
record made by the present adj.
minisiration.
Telegram.
The telegram from Mr.. Palmer
read ~ follows:
II understand that my friends
have entered my name In the presi-
dcntlal primaries. II the democrats
Of the state Of Georgia see ~ a.
s.,lect me as their choice ! shall re-.
crlve the honor with deep apprecia-
tion, deem II highly important
nat the democrats Of George
should have the opportunity Ia
directly pass upon the record made
by the present administration. The
candidacy OF one who supports that
record ~ every phase presents tbs
opportunity"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
GEOiiGr IEES SIGNS
WIN tHItAD son.

CHICAGO. Mar. THE signed
contract ~ George Ices. utility
catcher of the chicago White Sox
was received by President Comisky
today. with this signing of Lees.
the white SoX have three caichern
under contract. the others being
Ray Schalk aud Byrd Lynn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
Starr. Pardoned
Bank Robber, Leads
Posse After Negro

~ Assosisb pte--
sTROrD. Okla. March i.--llenry
starr. former hank robber. whom
Governor J. u. A. Robertson paroied
II few months ago. today lead q
possc of citizens which captured
Cap" Davis. negro. VINO fled 10 tns
Deep Fork bottoms after he Il
. iersd to is'c I.ade an attack on
20 fthooi tcach'. near here.
The neEri was hurried 10 the
State penltentiary nj McAlester for
sai, keeping D'causC OF feeling here
Va the al ped stack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
rnisl,c,lki Make Gains.

LONDON. March ! After stub
horn fighting the Ilolshevlki On
SUNDAY occupied the town Of stayro-
moi. capiial of the government of
stayropol. In the northern Caucasus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
| 0 AN TO POLAND
BY PRIVATE FIRM
BEING CONSIDERED
AID TO NATION EXPECTED To
HELP CHECK SPREAD
OF BOl.ShEt1SM
By Associated Prrss.

By Associated Prsss.
WASHINGTON. March f.--Reliee
for the financial straits OF one Of
the new European governments Il
expected through private loan OF
$50. 900 600 10 Poland. Announce
hnent was made today at the Polish
legation that negotiations for float
INK the bonds In this country had
been concluded with the Peoples
Industrial Trading Corporation OF
New York. and the loan will be- tho
first IN this country 10 any Of the
siatea arising out of the war.
National I.oan Urged.
Poland has been generally regard
ed by the European experts as the
greatest single bulwark interposed
against the spread westward Of
bolsheylsm. which was given much
emphIsis by General Tnsker II. Bliss
In urging before the House Ways
and Means Committee recently tina
necessity for government loan To
o.and for food relief
Has Federal Approval.
While II is against the policy of
the United states government 10
give official approval to the flota-
tion ~ private loans TO foreign gov
crnments. never the less. the
features ~ the bond issue. Il " un-
derstood. have been presented 10 the
Treasury and stat Department and
no objections have heen iniefposed
t. the project.
The loan will hear six percent In
iereH. and will mature at the OK
piratiOn Of twenty years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

The court also gave a new and far
reaching judicial Interpretation or
anlication OF tho sherman law ana
ulagors TO It's famous rule of rea-
son" In the standard OH and tobac-
o trust cases. by declaring that pub
lie interest must he considered In
applying the law. The public inter
est. II Was held would not be served.
aud might be- injured by dissolving
The steel CONCERN.
dissolution Of the corporation
md !ts principle subsidiaries was
urged In the spirited dissenting opln
ION. The minority declared that the
antitrust law was violated IN It's Or
ganizntion: that there has hen open
notorious and continued violation"
Of It's provisions and that approval
NJ illepally horn combinations
would practically annul the Sher-
man law by judicial decree"
sherman Law Assailed.
Declaring that mere size OF q cor
poration providing It's genesis is To-
gal. is not unlimited. the minority
vigorously diaapproved the new
sherman law ruling requiring JUDI
cidl consideration of the public In
icreai. such conclusion. the dis
F"nters. declared. necessarily results
In a practical nulliiication of IN act
itself"
The decision was complete We
tory for The corporation and It's is0
subsidiaries. said to compose tho
worlds greatest industrial comblna-
tion with assets Of more than two
billion lcllars. n also dismissed
proceedings against score of mil
lionaire individual defendants. In
Guiding Chairman Gary of the cor
roration. Charles NJ. Schwab. John
D. Rockefeller. the late J y. Moi-
gan. Andrew Carnegie. Henry G..
FriCK and others Against ihes the
government had asked lniunclions
against Illegal rates
suit iirgnn In 1910.
Also the deere OF dismissal mark
cr uttrr route for the government n
Us suit. which WAS hesan IN 1911 ~
tn New Jersey federal court aud
which has hen one of the longest
most v0umnnua and most costly
proceedings IN supreme court an-
nals. The ease. the records of which
fill small room. was twice argued
In the high court In March 1917. and
again last October A truce suspen-
ding action during the war was
agreed upon In 1918.
Although today's decree leaves the
government free 10 bring new pro-
ceciings against the corporation for
specific and present practices deem
ed in conflict with III, pnti-trusi law
department Of Justice officials de-
clared no thought had ben given to
future action Pending study of
the opinions Attorney General Pal
nlcr and Other departemnt oificiais
withheld comment.
In ~ appeal the government con-
tended that 10 sustain Dismissal az
its suit by the New Jersey court
would rssult In licensing enormous
CORPORATIONS. which fall pust short
nf complete mOnopoly and would
place the courts stamp of anproy-
~ on development Of industry by
combination instead of competi-
tion
.. l. Good" Combination.
70 sustain its deere that the steel
concern ~ a good" combination
the majority todry found that II
controls about lalf of the American
iron aud steel trade including mines
mills. r.. ,lroads. ships and ore fields
fconiinued on Page Six
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
JOHN H. bANKHEAD,
PIONEER ALABAMA
SENATOR, I5 DEAD
OLDEST MEMBER on SENATE
DIES NJ iOME ~
WASHINGTON.
VETERAN Of CIVIL WAR
Was Foremost Figure in Politics
OF Native State for Quarter ~
CentuiA--tuilor 0f
Road bill.

~ Associated Prss.
WASH hlNGTJN March - lohn
H. Bankhead. Ol Alabama. III" Did
80 member of the United States sen
ate and the last veteran Of the con
federate armies To aeryie In II. died
today NJ lis homo In Washington,
tf my0caradis.
His colleague. Senator Under.
wood. announced the fact 10 the seii-
ate, eulogizIng him as the "forrmoai
figure In Alabama for The last quar-.
ter OF u century"
Funeral Committee.
Tho senate adjourned immediate
" M mark of resjec, Later Vice.
President Marshall appointed u com.
mittee Of the senat" To attend his
funeral consisting of senators. I'm
derwOod. Nelson, Pomerene. Town
Rrid. Ashrrst Ferald. Mckcllar,
Harrison and Ball. The body, ac-
,ompanied by members OF the fam
ily. will leave Washington tomorrow
night for Jasper. Alabama. where
the funeral will be held.
beats u surprise.
Senator Bankhead's death came
rs q surprise TO official associates.
though immediate members Of his
family had been concerned for some
time over his health. lie contract
cd cold some weeks ago. during
Il period OF inclemert weather nj the
capitol. while escoriing u delega-
iion visiting Washington to help ar
range for the annual convention OF
tho United States good roads asso-
citation nj Hot Springs, Arkansas.
through u round OF official calls.
Reads Enthusiast.
Senator Bankhead was born In
lSl2 and for over half century
he has been a dominating figure IN
public affairs. both In his state and
In the nation. After serying In the
Legislature of his state several
terms. he was elected to congress
where he filled out ten terms. later
being appointed To the senate TO IN
u vacancy, Elected m the lceisla-
turc tc fill that office In 1907. he
was reelected twice by popular vote
the last tine In 1918.
In congress he was conspicuous
for his work on public buildings
and river and harbor imrroyomn,s
lie was the author Of the law for
federal aid to post roads now In ef-
feet and the Ilankhend national
Highway planned tn run from Wash
" gion 10 Los Angeles. California
was named for him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

NrgmInrnls l'nsln0nr,l.

Assistant Attorney General Fr.rr
inn indicated tonight that the areu.-
nonis might be- heard March 10.
IN usking permission To- ilo The
iricf. Mr.. Hughes told the court that
'ificials of nineteen of the twenty
nnc states had communicated with
im dirrctlN relative 10 unnOsinr
Ehndc Islands suit. while The gov
'rnnia ot the other Two, Nevada and
Kansas. had given him authority io
include them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
FRENCH Htli.
Sli,ikE SETTLED.

, PARIS. Mar. THE strike
; on the French railroads ended
, tonight An understanding
, was reached between th" di-
, rcciors II the railway aud
B the national federation im-
, mcdialnlv ordered the r,aump-
tion NJ work.