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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-12

For Sale or Trads-On city proper
ty. Ford roadster in first class condi-'
ton. steel drum, and ten gallons Of
light oil, two female red pigs. weight
2eo pounds. thirty chickens, some
lumbar and 1000 acres Of land In
KAAtucky. Phone 1881. A. W. Paisley,
30s South First street,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-12

Fer 0aie-Tsn Ford cars, coupes,
ssdans. touring cars, roadsters,
trucks. We will sell these ears at =
price you cant pass UP. Also chains
for FordA 3s.7S: shock absorbsrs,
sass per set - four; 3sxsM tire
covers, $2.s6; Tvs radiator covers.
II. We sch 7,6oo-n1ile Knight tires,
1o1 South First avenue, phone 1874
or red 1907. call for WiESs. Used
Car Exchange.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-12

Wanted-A boy over sixteen year,
old. MarshalItown Bakery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-12

HELP WAWTED-MALR.
WantedLDishwasher. Pilgrim Ho-
tel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-12

FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
For Sale-Overland automobile
number - in good repair, will sell
cheap. Phone 3 on 8 3. Call oven
ings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-12

Wantsd-asntlernen to learn barr
Der trade: hydraulic ohalrs. sasftfis
clippers. CITY Barber csusss.
SIS Mulberry street, Dies Moines,
Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-12

Wantsd-stenographsr for steady
position. no objection 10 beginner or
recent graduate. Address post office
box 293,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
NOT MUCH INTEREST
SHOWN IN LOCAL POLITICS
Many ofinea IL County Nos DE
airable Sheriff. County Clerk
and Court Clerk Win
without Opposition

ifsniRht at ss8 aelaeA hs~,k fAts
RssN peen Wpeu taf AaA 81
eelya fluusa fag aaaHF4 pitwsH ta
Yhe sses ieg otti,g tha vsaf
aimllAr tn thas "a faFtasf ftaf 1he
p.y FeetWei hx gaNnty vflle y
NOS siluNMe III inHtn aWantY ea5
etAi ottirea will ha eww wtgAaas H
peltilno EA Robertson RAH Na
.aiu " faf ghefItf au anY ytekvt tbl8
a slth ifae 8g Mg8 Martha Nesi
oeuw yiefs sHa AlaogpSs Nsfsa
county elsfk
tpAowlne IS tsf 81 sH demne as.s
ana rw ahHean candidates iaf gna tY
ognef
County caWswisAlersF
M u HrannH Hee0at aialfsss ts
pahMean Meridian
} D 1afmanh fh9t alstufs 4s
macfAl tfn8rehf
y = Hrot raifd district geVaeit
sAh Marshall
tien q kenaAll apegad alssfRi
republican Meridian
J b Murphf aepopd district I'll
niasfAi. gafie
q y Hecs 1Alrd district fspatll
eaH. Nsylua
q " alean 4hlfd district utub
llMn Crescent
r d. lilraehl First Ais'riel reeM
ilran UNthHe
calvin y Gallsy fwat disFbt aF
m0rrat Guthrie
So a. fsllman First dlatfisA a.
rablcAH Guthrie
Raid aeeoua district aeflalan
County Treasurer
Frank 91Nd republican Iaihfte
v M Hlgi@NuHeB rupHhlleHN sala
rla
County judas
y u. lamoaJ hssmnIlsau tuga.
rio
A n nalss fepuMleaa naibfe
County Attorney
a y pinWlddia FvpaallnAa 'lHih
re
o. X FeMn Republican aWsNgla
County sheriff
va loherHon. republican uuthFlo
Court clerk
Martha n Nssl republican siath
rlo
County superntgrdsnt
cora N Fatrmll demArFAt NathFts
Nora W. Mualun republican fsafi
rie
County Clerk
e. A Euga# republican Guthrie
County Assessor
W NJ Humphrey republican. Goth
ra
! u Morrison republican eiuthflH
County WelahTF
r ~ fallmaA republican 0athfla
County Surveyor
. ~ Nedef fspahllcaa. Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
Oklahoma Voted
With Bryan on
Dry Plank

s.t4.t--.- II -. 7rtsa Al
A' 80. n.,. a.
N
- rst4 a.
,a ~ ,s
~ .a .s.s a
. t
.s, a., ,. Il
.s.,. E. .,. as.s
sse ~ .,.. 80. a..a ha
- N. 80 "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
LEADING CHARACTER IN
UNDERSEA BOAT DROWNED
Why Beat ~ Luck" Scheduled
Por pollArd'a, Sunday. Was
Delayed Picture Has To
bc Entirely Renade

raafe Afe eeAl tragedies Ia pleinfs
msklm&
The ieaalnx character IN lsaat ot
i.ueh" ahleh aRveaFs "a the rellari
lheaifa sgnaAf had 10 luek "a all.
Whie pu laeaiMn % sa5mafinH.
abe waa uaahsa overheard ana
drowned fha hirtare iarslIeF
aHd 20 bn entirety ~ MadN Manazer
Pollard received leilsr today from
ula frlena ta liisAiN satro aaaager.
in whlrh tlis paF@RralA aDpeafa
Wish reference ~ nIhm nsat og
Luck. hsg 20 advise that tan ~
loase date on tiis mblsst has been
deferred ladeiinltFly due d asrleus
accident to ieading character who
bad tbe misfortune ~ b# waahaI
overheard auemnslne during XII.
fabmerglng ana wRa nor recovered
u was therefore necessary that they
Femake the picture and We expaet ~.
lease date sonseslme Ia May aud yua
win be- advised luat ~ soon a. we
have definite information
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03


80 ssanslssa. ssis iss'vwt"K -
.ss .am.ass es ths rlastcss" sA~ese''
ssaas sesssfass - ssssia"a' "Hss"'
.ans,saaias his ashlss.ssesss 10 So ="
,..s.s ~ ths samuit, ssa ~ shs ~hvlf
.a,ta tiamdesmnA ta ssasrei tssa~s i'ss
ssNahiisan eanHf*s*
lNAutK or NAstuNs
R.rea,s a.. ,tsstass pianA ~tth tAas
,.s.ss.sn. ssadesne4as shs settles II 'ns
.sasie rsrupilssH. 10 sasF'i"s F~ssffs
rsHs aaa tss separate esees Ts""'~''eA
.aa .asaeasipx fas3hs~siee ~ ths pe~ss
treaty ana saeA ssasaahsrehtp va ths
t~m.as ~ N@iiaas - weaia 10 "@ @'sf
sme.ir a@saanal lwtssfin ~ i"asps~a
sues
enNntrf 90 tur wAH
tsass.s shs s8naaisssssies's snesas'
- ths ~as, ,,,s.a'saa,ns ths r~'N"''t
.ssasas - AmssAsee ss,isess O. ala me
sa,esnsasss ana pfaisss tlss "'li'at1 aAd
na.ai fas.e. wlsn neai,ea ~ '''"sssl
rsssilns ~ na"ss
TlNANAt
Aesin iwsusparAtes lhe .imnEnaee ~
,hs stsssnia ae,aes sss. ia sstaliies 'hs
fs.sssai rsssfss sssfass snd ths fsn@Hf'"s
81 sha var and H. ssaaesuaiue sac se
rahurHns Ter tstr~sassasss
rANAItoN
gsittsB4eN ths sfnahilsa~ .eHaFfNs 10
t.llaas ~ sssiss wws tlne tas sshraniss
aaa siennuns a spt*sA - icA s"nHiss"H.
IA ~. remtRs conNtessi nsnies trtah
g,saa siaitn. ~ 8, asaaas dsslaF1as in"'
90 sasass was .ssea sssrpi - ihs -
fssss - the sfnetsnef 81 r1tssnnafn'
bHfsaus
ufGn ro~T ut ittfNo
nl@ma~. diwa aAs shed rsedusti"s fe'
hssh pfiees ana declares the Eepsh''tant
az sespansshle la th~t ihes dsisysa
Hs@sn and fsstrA So Ftsstar ihs pfssi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
lBv HALWOOD BROrNl

san Francisco. Juiy 3-SThe stir
created ~ the keynote reech ere
ate9 ~ Homer & Cummings is stlii
axitating the delegates. Democrats
here ssree that II waa a great speech
and that Mr. Cummings had deyel0p-
"a from dark horse to place
among the light bays We have the
misfortune 70 be- with the minority.
II dsd nDs sseFn great speech 10 ".
although there we're elements og ex-
cegleace In the fret hour and half
But ~e Do not pretend 70 be com
potent observer
Psrtla&nship ID not the trouble AZ
a socialist we find not The slightest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
KNIGHTS OF pNiliI,s nom
INSTALLATION SERVICES

Tho kuiKhi8 ~ pgtbaH M9eial 8eH
zion tsday Dlwht Naa pronounced
saeeNea A sglendli attendance -
msnl0tfa and Ylsiilnt .knl3bia and
lythlan sisters eafiifigsNd Ia egau
prVNFam lutefapersea wllh iae efeAm
and delicious houa faAdW rak# tba
iatter furnished hY ths gf#'8Fa
The Installation ff utg,eera @Hs
nade BY y 8mlthaon lerWf fn8
chancellor. asaists1 BY a eufaa &c
atsiants rhas t'le seeond sem Ia
nuai tefm ~ ,hs lodge is started ~
~ excellent shape fpf a continuation
VI sbe sneeesa the ladae has heea eF
perlnnelAg duFlnw fhN lasi sNFm
Following ofFieefN wwfe Installed
w T. fsgie q q A /. iif0Wn. yg
W r Haadaft prelsle ! WINCH
90 Lloyd Esaie. %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
LIONS DISCUSS C[LEbRA-
TION CARD[O FOR JULY s
President Lockwood Names Com
niftees For the Coming Year,
Standing and Special
Tug Of War Agreed To

President Il O. FA1ek aood N The
ttans club announced the follow iaK
committees At Fr4das luncheon
tae Rogss would even up scores ln
NJ. Davis and NJ Y Hsws. program
and entertainment Geo l. Anderson.
Tons Jenkins apa T. " TFapncll,
fmblieHy. !. n. Smishson. n y puas
kHn and AZ r. Calhlns eaucation
Rosert NJ i.ehew, A y Gregory and
Dr. ! a. BARKER, cammerre ana
markets. ~ A SMITH Fred VI Gfeta
ana shalmerx GiFfsn
Special committees we're nAmsa ST.
follows TO confer wath the Chambef
IN Cotnmerce on sater deparfmeot
and fire department r "a Hams
ford. lohn A. CBilan sfni Ralph y
Davis on play grounds, Nanser
school x NJ IeheW A Calsn ard
" Y Haws
Heinz Braan Was over from tae no
tarsans and discussed lhe prg~mn lor
the 4ourth ot July celebration 20 ne
held al Elessric para Minds ani
gave the Lions 10 ard~r isna ih~t
ara claschings excited finger
The tug of war" that ali. se pfow
ineut number on the program for
which losng cup Is hung ap for The
vicsogT
W y Gillette. of Parsons Kansas,
aa officer II the Maiaall on compaHy
with offices ia ths lone hotel was an
invited guest ~ the luncheon yeste-.
aay ana made AZ interesting talk on
oN produriloa asd the wlld cating
Fame he explained Why BE- aad he
associates. Messrs p % Walker aua
Lon Thompson bad selected ths jrlll-
4ar &ste tnr their test WeIl near Mai
hail Our aa0i0glm convinced nz tha'
xa were on tne best stract8re In the
state. structure with dome thar
equals that of The famous spin liz
top fr. the Beaamont field We
sputaed in or The dome o. oar siss
cure SID X W. Goai bring IN a WON
ier well north of Guthrie that wili
htge make eysrybCdy rich who Vas
,he nerve 10 invest. then sll oil field
sirns wggl have tailed ae said NJ
Gillette says BE- win make Cuthf.e
als home Il ike lhls lifsle city and
expect 70 stay here no matter VI ca
Say The eat hops be added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

difficulty IA dlailhing drthocrais lust
az heartily 40 republicans. Our hanal-
cap iiea IN the fact that w. have no
ear for music To enjoy convention
fully tss delegate OF spectator must
get In early and go IN singing The
Rose ~ Washington Square. and that
other Ens about You might hare
beers out with the Doyg every night,
out you've been more than mother
70 me, and ~T)ixIe.v and all the other
inspirational sOyxs of our broad land.
By that time his pores aud hIw emo.
fgons are opened up little and he
can fall for convention oratory
orsscrys Own Vocabulary.
Whenever a speaker faces an audi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
= The Frisco Platform ::

atws v,th nreesssss iesi.iassen
NAH iNNBsrtuNftoa~
supAeasns ths fepsnisses fsf saess
a.s - appropriation. is iu,essss>'sex
shs sesspst - she sst
rRaftrEtHtNN
rlraaes tAs pstta s~ tnAstHssst ses
safarerwssag " sash tsxisissiaa a. maf
hs rsaaisra a. bsias pfefttsfs b*fete
81. nat - sfis,iaai iasasss
rANitf
Reefnfns Democratic sssttf dstsrass
$50 a.siafss fss a ge~4fsh IN shs set
lsst ~ ees pastisaa esssn,isaiaa.
ntnofF
pstenas ptvssasai Nltsans tean ~ shs
hvaasa hlt ssa aaaassssa a kaasa ssA
teaA gsastsasss anssrf asFs.tgaa' ~ snw
sassts.t ~ ns sseassfs wta seaseil
datsa awdieus
eu~rAt 1HAttH
sase~.sads ssspsrses saminlAi rss,ea
II ths nesgai ssssss aaa sakes .
hlanhes dasiat@ttnN fat htshes salaries
Fer paeaai smptasae Aasssatss xFoeses
ass W magar teAlflss ln tsaaspaststlae
~ snail eaa esssn~s~a "a ghs pasest pu*s
fHFF ArfErH
tineissss fef ffss spvseh aad fsss
gssns rssfri isaetss sv q ma, sisssk
tis gifs ~ ths sstias
AGhictt,ftnN
Ffai.ss 90 aesnean 'e Issprd la esiab
iiahina fafm lsan hehAa ssa pfhss fatm
lesiafsilpu Iuaerass raiiettifr haf KNia
ine ara re.sassbss iata araaasslaa easfs.
. Anon
iss STRIKES Sad iss hHute sheoia eat
leopafAtfs ths pstAmeWat pnhlic inter
ssis hai sdas sisssasat " appasiilat'
90 snnBalssts ssaitsutles tatafa -
lCMMilmMA nm IMMM t.M ]
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

sncs 81 more than a thousand per-
sons he becomes AZ orator The or
dinary language a our day IL discard
Cd for phrases that will hit the raft
eru. Curious gestures come into be-.
lng. Nothing N casual, calm 0r reas.
oned Mr. camuings shocked ns be-.
oaDse we had seen ham day after daf
sitting IN chair N a hotel room
talking quietly and sensibly and keerl-
iy 70 HE pewspaper men. He WAS
partisan. but persuasive.
Whenever be- mede a particularly
sweeping claim Tor hiM party bo anil.
"a little 10 show that hiss hearers
need not be excommunicsted n they
failed 70 10 all the way with his op.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
LEFT EVERYTHING TO
MS 'TER MOTHER
rArnnR 90 ! y ins"'riis
WANTS no Asiih
nE ~ii4tiNts fiNN
~AI.NANlA W. pGl
~ ~rtt ~ w ,sl
90 Nnl nlla


phiiAassphsa. ltiy tln lssaaw
sMsehana asviwsaN ~ t's~ faHsAsfy
east taaaY i aseiasaa wAs H#nAst
aayvu. meish IN eFFues aixaw n AFA
Mlehawl F#aateas W 'Ala sftx fsassr
mothsf ~ Wet AeHluVsy ltsenisNse
> Nsf hefs. svfto aisl 90 tHs e41tle
tstd ~ Nranss ~ - sN@ lafssfs
property ara effects, laehsatag 80
aCn in lnaueamee TIRE wsN ~ the
soldier @aa vaFual anA w@M ANAsN W.
tha FeFsa~ea II uis bwdaiaA Fiss
hti8gs hs ased t,la Faines contested
lhe ~lil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
McAdoo Leads, But
HisEnenlies Control.
To Fiy To Frisco
II He's Winner

tThAsaso lals A stees momo
psaae capable u cAus lae slA ras-
ssnsers ~aA rush 0ossrnoy Con os
Clklo. ir0m DAYTON. ohs0. 20 san
ksaneisco Il ne aeuocratie con.
sensloa aonlaa,es him - ~ pres
saensgal candidate acoondlng 20
plaas Aere t-daA
HARRY Newman. Aaasn cg the Con
tinantsi Aircragt company here
Naa personal fFivaa 81 the Ohio
an. to4sy said COX wfu make tne
,rsp whvu be is Nominated
~ he IS a0miuated today ne
viii lease p0stou AZ 5 oeleek to
asrAt and ~ ln san Francisco ~
asesram mufnln9 ia ci@Hk said
Newman 'li wai b. non step
fiaaAs - fsgeen hours.
Newman declared ths plane wlli
carry passengers and eaegagc
rae pllot woald be Carl Frederick
formerly win the A T. y wiFv
lssSs eqalpment. aoald b. earrled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03


inion. Sometimes ha talked earnest
~ Hs feit thai senator Lodge played
too small q part n the treaty night
but he did not ralne ona hand 70 heay.
en- and ieil us that mo biacker crime
against eiyilixHtiou has cy@r aOiled
The pages " our history
Aaln Mr. Cummings often spoke
~ President Wilson during those
Newspaper conferences II was evf
dent tbat he Was aineafe admirer
~ the president aud when be gave
ur hig conception ~ me difficulties
@bich Mr. Wilson encountered III
France, even the skaytica had re-
'spect for bis warm tnt woIlorderee
faith 10 Iosi leader. We had no
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

Aasi,mmm aaa Fyapshsn lAty
A yNpssfg ehsg Mgs 4tWK8e
Naaa ANA Nt NlsANvlh NAL sF
g.# thv Nhe NewAgAHwev A# teaf
asaaai af thNH sgtine M ta#
psrsr eaa elN alttHA salpA tes#
ssts aa ths spntfHileD tisff Ha
iNN ihe sraateses geriei wdtf
There asa Ha NNfs@allpN =
@ae amasfstast tsaF eeHH N HfA II
IN Wsmtnst0n AIRS WAa AMt MfA#
NJ rhW sesA wsFge HW MsesH
than complimentary tNge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
Big Strike Is
Called OFF Today

Lynn. Mass, July IA general
strike Of the 5000 employees of
tire General Electric company here.
sy*sica RAD been voted BY all the
craft unions in the plant, has been
avoided BY settlement o. differ
ences IL was announced TO-DAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03


such Fespeet uulll w tunmlDFs
hushsd the convention "a aeufs -.
lsnce 40 that he might whiapsr "ihe
great man Was stricken Nor yeg
wheE h. drew blmaelf ~ lihe bald
but AyepginE angel to biamn thn fe
publican party for Mr.. Wilson's No.
ness and 10 exeialm. "this WAS the
afflloion this THE rfIeifixiOu n
waa too thick Il was almost terflfy.
Ing
FOf The first time VIZ realized that
a messiah complex Mlght be catching
Uf course, Mr. Cummings would ney
W say such thing 4 forty or flftY
.s--~a--~-,t''sss-ss.a-~
Continued on Page 2, Col. ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

sfooart Okla. July 3.--Flre cf
unknown origin OF midnight last
rigih completely destroyed the oil
uaiii and cotton gin plant of ihe
Farmers cqtton OIL company, of
Lone won, about ten miles west
cf here. The Ias2 was estimated
at $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
NINTH BALLOT

Auditorium san Francisco,
july . The first big break IN
the solid vote came In the con-
yentlon TODAY when the New
York delegation took 90 away
from Governor Smith and gave
es 10 Cox, l6 TO mcAdoO and
scattering others
New Jersey also broke 10 Cox,
throwing him 25 from a block
that rad been cast sohdly for Ed
wards. 1t threw the convention
rail INTO a sumuii again. Inc
delegates working ior the com
binasion against McAdoo kicked
up great demonstration In
which the supporters of five
states joined.
The fifth ballot as officially
announced was
mcAdoo. 357 Cox. lSl, Pal
mr, pa Cummings, n
Own. "a. Hitchcock, 3;
Smith. e5. Edwards. 81
Davis. 20 Glass 27: Mar.
shall. 70: Clark. 9: Colby. 2;
Meredith, n
The fiIlrd DallCt as officially
announced was
McAdoc, 323ik Cox, 1T;
Palmer. 25lls Marshall IA
Cummings. 20. owen, 22
Hitchcock, l6. Meredith. 26
Smith. %. Edwards. 32ia
Davis. 28i Glass. n.
On the fourth ballot the SOLID
Nepras IA vote tor HItcncock
broke. throwing some to McAdoc
and Marshall and Owen Nevada
sswTtEhed ner SIX from Cox 10
McAdoo.
The fourth ballot az officially
announced was
McAdoo. 335, Cox. l7s: Pal
raer, 254: Gerard. q; Cum
mings. "a Owen, 81: Smith,
&c, Davis, 81; Clark, n
Bryan. /.
The sixth ballot
McAdoo, 368is Cox, i95
Palmer. 265: Cummings, %
Owen, 36: Smith, e8: Ed
wards, 30. Davis, 20; Glass
Z7, Marshall, Is: clark, q,
C1by, !.
After the 9th ballot, the dele
gates got a welcome chance 70
stretch their legs and rest while
the organ and band played and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

Bruce sgurge0a and Miss Mabel
Brandon. coyle people who met Win
an auto accident early this @eek,
and wena taken TO local hoepilat
l.aye recovered and Aaye rsstHraea
I'D their homes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

Lynn Mass July AL he factor
Lynn. Mass. Juiy s.~~ahoe factor.
lev employing upwards W 4oo0 per.
sons shut down to-day for t~o weeks
because oi market cndtione fhs
runcipsl plaats .cted were those
of A IA Ciaytoe md Company ard
tie a. Litie company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

Chicago. July s- Retaliation 0i
of Eiks began today among those
arriving for the national convention
whlch Officially commences today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
FRISCO CONVENTION L. IN \
IN ADlutk. WITH fAI-
IIo<~ GlE tRii Dtft\-
III: MsDoo ut>i
<uI MN H. Hat
nE CRY ~ 0iD
Gt Aitu
TENTH BALLOT GIVES
MADOO SLIGHT LEAD
cox II 1Nf.> BOOST WHEN
<EN NOltk A\n \tN
Jersey DEItetft~
CAST VOTES tOR
mn. OMEN SILL
IN RACE


Auditorium, Jnly ; Ccx
took the lead In The Sth and
passed McAa0o Lead was
held only fer short time,
Texas flopuing back to Nc
Adoo.
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mer a62 Cummings. is
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80 Glass 27 Marshall. IL
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NINTH BALLOT.
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Of dark horse. leaders refuse
10 yield.
McAdoo. $50 Cox. 32ll
palneg 81; Cummings. 10,
Owen. 81: Smith. / DAVIS
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TENTu BALLOT.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

London. July sJhe boiaheylAi
have captured Lemboarg. Ukraine, ac.
cordlnx 20 news from Poland sent by
the Daily MaAa correspondent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

Mon6zy being = legal holiday. az
Banks In the city viii close ali day.
Also eosnty and city offices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

Tom Jenkins IL adding some asDhg
~ 10 Date show case to his cloth.
ing store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

UNION BrREET CAR MEH
voTF 10 STRIKE
Akron o July Union street
ear platform mou meeting here %
Day voted 20 call strike affecting
Akron. Bsfberon Kenmore 1Aya.
bopa Falis ahd Waasworih Iaeeaay
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03

q ~ iiutler haa filed tar trustaa
ot sarlngsale towuAhip not Guthrle
township.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-03
MARSHAL Foc4 sTNDs
GREETINGS 70 AMERICA

Indianapolis Ind lult a ma
SAGE ~ Independence dsv taleiaiioa
from Msrshal Fpeb 50 the Ainsrlean
Legion. sahleH ifup lhr lcNlan rae
Fl posl ana Addressed % .raphlln ~
Oier national commander swaH rs
esisei a. national leHl0H beasqasrtsfe
hefc toady
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ror County and Probate Clerk

For C0unty anu
 ms. News is authorized to announce .,L;n ln n;llard as a candidate for Coun- Ais,d Probate Clerk of Nevada Coun- asmbiect to the action of the Demo- w ws,stic primary election.
 The News is authorized to announce rrnest G. Steed as 2 candidate for ranntv and Probate Clerk of Nevada CSunty subject t othe action of the Democratic primary election. For Tax Assessor
 The News is authorized to announce r q (Lum) Woosley as a candidate scr Assessor of Nevada County, sub i, ;sct to the action of the Democratic urinary election.
 The News is authorized to an- oounce R. w. (Bob) Davis as a can didate for Tax Assessor of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary c.ctscn.
 The News is authorized to announce cantain Edward Miller, of Albany township as candidate for Tax As- lessor of Nevada County, subject to athe action of the Democratic Primary. The News is authorized to announce Boyd M. Buchanan of Missouri town shin as a candidate for Treasurer of Nevada County, Subject to the ac- ton of the Democratic Primthy.
 The News is authorized to an nounce Howell s. Herring of Mis- souri township as candidate for reelection to the office of County and Probate Clerk of Nevada County, sub feet to the action of the Democratic primary, August 10, 1920.
 The News is authorized to an nounce s. J. Gentry of Missouri town ship as candidate for Treasurer of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to an- nounce w. K. Yancey of Missouri township as candidate for reelec- tion to the office of Treasurer of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-21
ASK LEGION MEN TO
 HELP FIGHT DRY ACT

WASHINGTON MAY 20-At a conf 'erence of officers of the Constitutional
 Liberty Leage recently organized to oppose the Volstead act and the Eigh- teenth amendment to the constitution held here today, detail plains here ma- for enrolling a nationwide member ship. Fred c. Spauling of Boston, exec utive secretary of the leage, also held conferences with individual members of the American Legion. Whounoffici- ally have been active in campaign against thevolstead act, by which they would join forces in opposition to the Eighteenth amendment and the Vols tead law have already secured letters from certain senators and members of Congress supporting their positions.
 x At the close of the conference, Mir. Spaulding declined to make formal statement of the detail plans of the leage, luther than to say that there was possibility that national headquar- ters would be established in Washing
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-21
OPPOSE THE BONUS

COLUMBIA sc. MAY -sorITH carolina's delegation to the San Fran CISCO convention will be uninstructed 'out must vote as unit. The Democc ratio state convention decided at a sesa ion which continued until early this morning. Unqualified indorsement was the Versailles treaty and the Ieage O nations,andthe convention also appr- we'd the action of the South Carolina branch of the American Legion inopp- osing soldier bonus a0
 A resolution to amend the rules so as to permit women the right of voting in the Democratic primarie was reject ed by an overwhelming majority.