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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31
H. +. PRITCHETT.
PROPOSED CHARTER

ARTICLE 1.-The name Of this corporation
is FLORIDA LUMBER & CITRUS LAND CON-
PANY, and the place or places OF business
shall be in Lakeland, Polk County. Florida, Or
at such other place or places as the Board OF
Directors shall name,
ARICLE 1.-THE general nature Of the bus
mess or businesses to be transacted shall be :
A general saw-mill business, general tur-
pentine manufacturing business, and buying
and selling real estate owning and holding
real estate for the purpose Of turpentine bus
iness, and all by products and incidental busi-
ness relating thereto, and for the purpose Of
operating saw-mill and saw mills for the pur-
pose OF manufacturing lumber and all the pro-
ducts OF lumber, including box mills and crate
mills, and manufacturing material for building,
and owning and developing, buying and selling
orange groves and operating packing houses in
connection Herewith or Independently there.
from, and owning manufacturing plants for the
purpose Of manufacturing by-products from
citrus fruits, and in general, to transact such
business as VIII be incidental to the fore
going; and also the owning large bodies OF
land Tor the purpose Of buying and selling and
investing therein and developing the same. in
GLIDING the mining OF any minerals thereon.
phosphate or otherwise
ARTICLE HI-Tbe amount OF the capital
stock authorized shah be one hundred thousa I'D
aollars 500, 000s00l, to be divided into shares
o. the par value Of oAe hundred dollars
tsloo.e0l each. said capital stock to be divided
into one thousand shares, said shares to he
paid for upon such terms and conditions a.
provided for by Law and as may be determined
upon BY the stockholders in their hrst meeting
ouf mat the same can be PAID for either By
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31

Dodge County and State Of Georgia dulv
autnorlzed 10 take acknowledgements appeared
W. N. Clements Leroy Pharr, j. n. Roberts j
B. Holmes, Bob Wynne and W. McTae perso,.
ally known to me to be the same persons who
signed their names TO the foregoing Instrument
and acknowledged that the signature apnea ri,,y
10 tine foregoing charter was the signature Of
each OF said persons, and each Of said person ,
individually acknowledged the foregoing 10 he
their signature. and that they and each one
signed the same for the uses and beneft,
therein provided
IN WITNESS WHEREOF | have set NV
hand and official seal this 2Sth day Of June.
A. D. 1890.
JETER A. HARRELL.
Notary Public, Dodge County, Georgia
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF HANCOCK.
Before me. a Notary Public In and yo-
Hancock County and State Of Georgia. dulv
authorized to take acknowledgements, appeared
Robert Holmes and L. C. Miller. personally
known TO me to be the same persons who
signed their names to the foregoing ins.rn'
ment and acknowledged that the signatures
appearing TO the foregoing charter was The
signature OF each Of said persons and each
OF said persons individually acknowledged The
foregoing to be his signature and that he ami
each one signed the same for the uses and
benefits therein provided. 49, "''N
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have sat nv.
hand and official seal this 2eth day Of Iune
A. D. 1890. s'
JOHN NJ. HOT MES.
Notary Public. Hancock County. Ga
lNotarial Seall
safe OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY OF POLE
Before me, Notary Public, in and for po,l
County and State Of Florida, duly authorized
20 take acknowledgements. appeared n
Pritchett, personally known to me to he ths
same persons who signed their names Ia ths
foregoing instrument and acknowledged thst
the signature appearing - the foregoing char'
ter was the signature Of each Of saId nereons
and each Of said persons individually acEnnrI.
edged the foregoing TO be his signature ana
that he and each one signed the same FOR ne
uses and benefits therein provided '''s
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have sat nav hsna
and ofacial seal this 18th dag Of july. i n
lsee s' a y
MINNIE McC0Rp
Notary Public, State Of Florsda
tE0TARIAL SEALl
ny commission expires October 4 1881
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or WAYNE.
Before ne. Notary Public in and far
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31

S,,,s yhe sounty and State Of North Carolina|
aus su.hor1zed to take acknowledgements. an
Feared A. r. Petway. personally known 10 M
~. ~ DC lne same person who signed his name Z
.he. 'valesoihg instrument and acknowledged
o Una. the signature appearing to the foregoin7
scanar,a was MS signature, and he individuall3
ana tha. - .ne same to be his signature
benefits therein provided ao o''' ~
IN WITNESS WHEREOF ! have set nv hand
s ana, omcial seal this 5th day OF July A n
GEORGE W. BATS.
Nv co,,r,,,u,. Notary Public.
rNnsT . commission expires Dec. 10, 1921.
'''iAA'Ah sEAL) l7si
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
THE CITY COMMISSIONERS WI
SIT AS THE BOARD OF EQUALIzA1
llON OF TAXES BEGINNING MON
DAY, AUGUST Q, AT CITY HALL. Al
s;oo A. M. FOR WARD ONE; AM
CONTINUING DAILY FOR THE
OTHER WARDS. IF YOU HAVE AM
oOMPLAlNTS RELATIVE TO YOUH
CIIY TAX ASSESSMENT. MAKE
THEM KNOWN no THIS BOARn
NOW. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL roo
COhE TO PAY YOUR TAXES NEXT
sfklNG. AS THAT WILL BE Too
LATE,
H. L. SWATTs,
'''' CITY CLERK.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31

English language, but he learned that
sterling quality of thrift, which has
won success for so many, many men
and applied it all his life-namely.
that it isn't what you make that makes
you ultimately wealthy, but what you
S;ve.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31

cash or property taken at q just valuation
be fixed by the Directors at a meeting called
for that purpose.
ARTICLE Iv.-The term for which this cor
poration is to exist is ninety nine years.
ARTICLE v.--The officers by whom the bust.
TESS is to be conducted shall be Board Of
Directors, President, Vice President, Secre-
tary and Treasurer. but the Secretary and
Treasurer may be placed In the hands OF one
officer II so determined by the Board Of Di-
rectors, said Board of Directors to be elected
each year at a time to be fixed in the by
laws and the Board ofDirectors shall elect the
officers Immediately after. The persons who
ere TO conduct the business Of this Company
until those elected at the first election are to
be: w. NJ. CLEMENTS, fl. L. PRITCHETT,
A. p. PETwAY, LEROY rHARR. BOB
wYNNE, J. H. ROBERTS, w. McRAE. j. b.
HOLMES. ROBERT HOLMES and L. C. MIL
LER, as a Board of Directors, and w. NJ
CLEMENTS, President; H. E PRITCHETT
Vice President and General Manager; LEROY
PHARR, Secretary and Treasurer. The first
meeting OF stockholders for the election Of a
Board of Directors shall be held at time
fixed by the above officers after said charter
has been granted, and Board OF Directors
shall Immediately thereafter appoint officers.
ARTICLE yI.-The highest amount Of in
sebtedness or liability to which this corpora
tion can at any time subject itself is to be an
amount equal to the capital stock,
ARTICLE yH-The names and residences
Of the subscribers are as follows:
AMOUNT
NAME. RESIDENCE. OF STOCK.
H. e. Pritchett. Lakeland, Florlda--l00 shares
A. p Petway. Lakeland. Florida----l00 shares
w. NJ. Clements, Eastman, Georgia LOO shares
Leroy Pharr, Eastman, Georgia------100 shares
Bob wynne, Eastman. Georgia------100 shares
]. II. Roberts, Eastman. Georgia----l00 shares
w. McRae, Eastman, Georgla------I0o shares
]. II. Holmes. Eastman. Georgia----100 shares
Robert Holmes, Sparta, Georgia leo shares
L. C. Miller, Sparta, Georgia shares
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the incorporates
have hereunto set their hands and seals this
26th day Of June, A. D. 1920
w. NJ CLEMENTS SEAL
LEROY PHARR tSEALl
j. e. ROBERTS. tSEAIe
]. B. HOLMES lSEALa
BOB WYNNE iSEAI1
W. AcRAE tSEAL)
ROBERT HOT MES. lSEALl
L. c. MILLER tSEALl
A. p PETwAY. fSEAL)
q s PRTTCHETT SEAL
STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF DODGE
Before ma Notary Public. in sna FOR
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31

900 has proven 1T will cure Malaria
cnills and Fever, Bilious Fever
colds and LaGrippe. 1t kills Ia
germs that cause the fever. rus
Tonic. as
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31

Mrs. Agnes Gilmour, a Scottish cen
'enarian, knitted 200 pairs Of SOCK.
LOT soldiers during the var.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31
NOTICE.

1t is the intention Of the undersigned to APP
ply to the Governor of the State Of Florida
for Letters Patent on the following proposed
charter; said application to be made on the
18th day OF August, 1920
w. NJ CLEMENTS
IERnN puARR
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-31

COUNTY OF DODGE
Before me-, Notary Public. in sna for
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-31

a billion dollars on heavy artillery without getting big guns to the battle lines in year and a half, may be un- warranted, but finding out where the money went will be about all the peo- pie will get for their money, evident ly, so why deny them this small re- turn for their cash, even if the inves- tigations do prove somewhat embar- rassing to some of those who spent and got the money? Probably, now that the question has been raised, the investigation might with profit even be widened. It would be inter- esting to discover, for instance, how Mr. Hoover, busy as he was with his own work, practically all of the time
 abroad, was so familiar with the economy and efficiency which charac- terized the expenditure of all that
 forty billion dollas at two or three hundred centers of war expenditure
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-31

Recent Washington dispatches in- dicate that the contested election case of Wickersham versus Grigsby, involv- ing title to the seat as delegate in con- gross from Alaska, was to have been taken up by election committee No. 3 of the house of representatives on March 23. The briefs of the contest ants are said to be particularly vigor- ous. Former Delegate James Wicker sham was to have opened the argu- ment
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-31

ill this country, in the various bureaus at Washington, and at all points abroad, and was able to render his verdict even in advance of the Will sonian inquiry he suggested.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-31

During the past three weeks more than four hundred passengers have arrived here from the States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
STRIKERS CHARGED
WITH C0NsP|RA
KANSAS CITY TtktlS FIRST ~.
uNL tt l.O> AGAINST
"Ot TI.AW" WALkOtT.

~ Assor.sisd rfcs.
KANSAS ClfN, April ln.-Thn
tifh legal action In the OUTLAW
strike of swilchmcu IN Kansas tity,
Rams, Nas taken late tonight when
four Complaints, charging violation
of the Kansas industrial court Ia a
were issued "A iAu request vt Ailot'
hey Grueral Hopkins asainfi strla'
ms mra rm of the NNiirhmnu 4
linton The complaints we're iilvd
IN MSandullr equity aiHlrict court
and Ntrfanis immediately Were n.
su,d These Nrre inrued over a. ".
II wright 81 nhrr,l go hr served
The changes la each rump'altl
we're sei duNn in three counts iu.
iprlns mru a. anii their emplu' h'
mrnl. conspiracy iu iudurr men iu
gul Nnrl aud ihefehN hinder aui
stop operation ~ railroads and ln.
durinf umplniNa in nuii vufA Hnl
.tnp operation uf railroads ~ tNff'
.r. lnn stliuip q mishrWpnHnf
ra rnuslIlHir frinnf ihr uHH
rharsrd WuH D. HH u.f# Hf ulii.
atl uf q nrHu W i#lUt uIf'HHH'
lHHu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
STRIKE REPORTS
FLATlY DENIED
~ MuRs TINT LOCAL swIrt u.
MN nan JOINED WALh.
ulI nit Lii,t.D UNTRUE

i,unluis were current on the
,irrris ,rs,erla, Ia the rifcri il,ai
the swii,hmcn of the imi Worth 4
nrn,er 10. CO., IN Amarillo, wuu'h
go uui un strike last nighl. hat
these lumws were discirdlird u, =
lai, hour lat nighl d, - railroad al
lirial, Nho said posi,arlh that nu
nmi,r ol sl,ike had hrsB gi,'n the
'umIgan, ard that no si,ikr Muul'l
gn inlu v,lrt ~ this cii,.
rtal sWn,hmrn Ia rEhiia I a's
had wslkuai ,,sirriai, was amihrr
,umm that Nas siaiird h"'' ial' ~
The ,listuunn. lni no psniilAr la
ltimaiion ,iihT - affirming ~ ,lrn, .
iHg thu ~ poii MS 'rvvi,rd ~ An'a'
,llin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
TEXANS D|SOBEY
RULING IS CHARGE
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
INCREASE IN COAL
PRICE IS DECLARED
UNFAIR BY BOARD
,slT an Al. RELATION To
nn.urn Production COSTS"
STATEMENT stNs.

~ Af.uf lstFi Tres - -. -
WASHINGTON, April io.--fhe
I nlled stai.s iiitumlneas saai soss'
mlllee whleh ssitled the d'srase be-
lnecn sofi saal mlaess aud ersra-
tots. ,les lared in i"Eusi siaismens
lsala, that psesenl Iwlses ~ hiinr,in.
os,s g,al 'uets Va sssr~' sna "eas
~ an Iela,ian ~ lhe lasfeass ~ The
,a.i ul pfu,lng, lan raasea hs hleisft
ware. sfaaled ~ The eemn,issien,"
neclsflus lhsi he present rise N
utless could nn lhe attributed ~ tbs
eamnaleu luf sarh haNinF, The eeln'
mls'l0ns s,strmenl s,ld there sefe
taflaps eauses Cav the Temporary
.pr srl ffrei' 1,ludlnE widespfeaa
ieallur that thyrr miahi be q Hfaf'
eliy of rall 49, dpmeaile ass. due "
hfr'gn demand
Fl.sr ssems elsa ~ H. A mlsap'
rrehrnslnn ln recent 20 pFuiaeilon
ths sfnf.Hsn sAhsA THE weeklY
rnoris 10 lhe srnluslgsl snyNeY shov
h.i .u ihr flfsi aHsgief VI the ptes'
.rf te.r nHr n'ulnailaN Nas deelied
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
SON D R A SECEDES
F R 0 N REPUBLIC;
" A R THREATENS
NORTHERN MEXICAN STATE RE.
ptDItfi.S lEni.RiL
COY ER\MENT.
IS HOME OF OBREG0N
Congress Votes 10 Resist WI
Nimcd Force ApN M, mm iiy
'arranla lu ~rnd feurII~
Into District.
ny Asso, iaiti rr,.

by Associated Pres.
NIhAilS, S'noia, Apil ~ -
The state of Slnura withii,W from
the republic of Mexico to-day. Tile
STATE congress ~ iicrmoNillo IN a
cert session, Ahich lasted ali ni
night, voted according 10 rcpJ T.
rcab ~ hrirt iu rcsi,i wi,h arm I
inr, aad AT, mpt uI ,W IHrr,nIa
'.',inmrnt of NrN,cO ~ scnd iiJ.,'s
in'u ,ac state.
lcstcrda, Sonora officials sciIcd
the southern Pacific de- Mexico. an
American owned railroad whose cut
pio,cs had been on strike. aud put
nli the strikers back Ia work with
guaranty ~ their demands. Thr
federal government had threatened
this section YESTERDAY hut The sonora
goycrnnm stepped IN first. The Car
iar'a government had said the rail-
toai would h" operated hy soldiers
" the strikers and Yailrond uffi.
cials could M tagrcc to settlement
and get trains running.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
BELGIUM To SEND
SOLDIERS To RUHR
TO ASSIST FRANCE
Notion CONSIDERS a. MI,
Duty To TAKE STAND
WITH FRENCH.

~ i..nr s'ri Pres.
BRUSSELS. April Bclgmn
artillery aud infantry for the Frank
Tort section will leave Brussels on
special trains next Tuesday, 1t was
announced today,
The Belglan official point of Wow
It the beginning II was said. l"rc
today. was the same us that Of the
British. American and Italians. name.
~ that intervention was not ind's-
rensnblr. but after the French decis-
ion Tor occupation. Belgium ,onWd-
cred her place which vas with
France. The Belgian troops viii re-
main IN the Ruhr until the vJcna-
ton of that region hy the Rolchs-
wchr Tho French here had express
~ dihr offrhl thanks ~ France for
pelflum's attitude,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
Through Win I.cr"

rs AF.ocialsd Press.
tOItMbtS. tmiI iu.-A iclr.
gam lo John Grufnau, president ~
The chicago iariincns' a'sWini .on,
asking that oha,rr H. s,n, H., -
branch of that WpaniSihn. wds
,cni tonight h, preventative ~
three thousand striking iraiumcn
employed h, the SIS railway cnir'
Ing here.
4 press committee appunird "a, u
CROW dcl mrcting ~ ~" men. sail
'hc, were ",hrouRh with iiill I.'''"
had Withdrawn num their various
locals aud were forming "0m" hig
union." composed of representative,
Itom al roads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
To Extend Zone.

l,y N..ucislri Press
LONDON. April l0.--French for.
Ccs are extending the rome Of ocu-
patton IN the Main Region, according
To O dlsplich to the EXchanec Tcle-
frnph umrany from Berlin quoting
lhc Lnkal Anyeiger Stockstadt IN
liaar.a and radcnhiusen have al
r'uGv ccn occupied AMI u Is UNDER
s,uod French iioups are marching to-
ward A,chaficnhure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
RAIL STRIKE CONTINUES TO SPREAD
MEXICO ON VERGE OF NEW REVOLT
Soviet Recognition
By America Opposed
By Democrat League

NEW YORK. April TO- -Rccoe-
milton Of the Russian Bolsheyisi gov
crnment was opposed today In res
oluti0n adopted ~ the opening Fes-
sion Of the national executive COM
miitee OF the Social Democratic
l.clguc of America The league viii
hold u two day conference TO dis
cuss means Of cooperating with the
American Federation of Labor In the
coming political campaign. Charles
Edward Russell * president OF the
organization.
The league condemned the Kansas
compulsory prNtra,ion law which
prohibits strikes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
RAILROADS IN NEED
QF LARGE AMOUNT
siA AnnIn ullllnN Nllir
llNs NlAlssArl 10
rllHhlsl lellfAlNf

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IN ian.n en- b. 0lri ty lho
aHI.It ift tMf Al nr4ufs iha
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NUIH..f fHi0f fIl.HlNNii ni 4ltlt
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I nH iHH per- aHa lass
I.H.I lNa isHN.Nnfl ilnf aNi
Hne $500 zoe ooa IA ~
tai tt iNs HIfhttf Hslf|ns
snI iilaaa6 ni Nra0i|ai1i la lhe
nfN ihH etFfHilfff
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"A if fs.t Ia||an
YEA. llf lhII
a las re itairti effs aaa NI.l
rs fil.. sai ipo lhn lal n ~.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
Heed prnnuncr,l,

FANErTE. Mo, April lo.---l,csn-
luiions endorsing the dcmo,rstlc na-
lluugl administration snd ondcmn-
ng senator James \ Rrrd ot Mis-
,pUrl ter his lifhi araiIsi lhe league
nf natluu were adopted b, the lltN
ard county democratic convention
hNIN InlAN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
Missouri convention
Dene unees DRY" Law

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
Hadley Resigns
Yale Presidency y

h.N utAlA. lunu Aprl 90
I.r lt.thaHun Nl ifraldrnl AiiAug
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lHI.aI'UH 90 naH anHnunfrh innlthl
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
PASSENGER SERVICE HURT
IN EAST While THOUSANDS
WALKOUT AT OTHER POINTS
INDUSTRIES OVEN NATION M.
PENDENT ON RAiil,D
IOl.CIU 10 tiOSI

Ny Associated fnss
NEW iORk, April 80. --Musi III
H. h,irrics blskrd M the railroad
strike, New >"rL passed III, "gh
the ihird da, ~ IT, loral ,ic.np with.
oui cling IiU pinch NJ lnng'q nni
tonight began taking acruunl ~
,tUrk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

Mr Nswell gaYo Instances ~ price
Increases M other commodities ~
ih0w that the prl'e ui cpllun had ad'
Vanccd much less pfup0riionalelg ~
,1mpafed with pllash. leather aud
tin plate. aud called attention par
llculaflv ~ q recent siOrk dividend
af ipa pee cent by q Ne Eagland
rniion mlll H. charged EnFl "a
mills we're making enough prollls
Onl ~ American tulinn atd VIA
drssil.snlinr propaganda liks lhH
Mills In Nrw fngltnd ilcaded 60
slnmlelr the ouihrlu tarmrrs lnln
serrpinr d lovel plor lol hls sla,
p'r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

NAY ISE MOTOR TRUCKS
~ EMERGENCY CASES


ny NHfu'hl'u fIHHt
, WASHINGTON, April To- 4
, Plans for organization Of emer- 4.
B gorcy meteor truck transporla-
, li0n lines should the uirike OF 1
= railroad employees interfere I
, 7eriously with food transporta.
t iion, we've considered today by
, the council of national defense. .
. Herbert y, Hhcnton. acting
. secretary II the council de. 1
, clared $500 government own .
. "a trucks could he mohllixed
, for such service In short hot 4.
Ice. I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

CHlCAG. Ami ~, Several
more railroad crnlors loda, we're at.
fecied by the insntFcnt strike "t
swiichmen. aud p1sHsnger seNlrr
was affected IN some places Notably
in NcN York cay, while srlkefs re.
TUNED IN snail groups Al several
places Large areas ui the country
had not vet been Invaded nv lhe
strike which uuion Officers declared
was an effort Ia overthrow tao
unions agd Aabr Wy tor a NJ" ot'
ranifatlOn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

The swilghmen ~ Slew tngiaud
IN IN tho sopihN eslegn fialr anh ~
lhr uprer Nlssl aipm and ,h" hls'
fOull valleys remained ai Nnfki
those IA beaver, ~ raul aud hln'
nrapnlis luFn ,lly voting io rMlin
"a Wufk
ga the other hand hundrrdi nl
aeu be- Cleveland ihe hetlanill ff
Ol iho brotherhood pi ktllis a
rfHiumru indaN hrnho Hesf ilh
miirlal utitaiui apd anr Nnik
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
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In,iitgn tit'iiru
NJ Aasngaied rtss,
piiiLNDEi.riiiN tpril ~ ---i.a'r
tonight the fcnn~ hania rad dn'
nohnrrd that an rinharu" was Ia .T'
lrri on the entire Pennsylvania N,>'
ten from New imk to ~. i.omS
against irc.ph lrUn 'pn@riInp
lines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

Mr Nswell quoted the department,
of justice Ia show that the average
cost of proar'ing coitor IN 1918
was 3j.i cents pound - compared
with a price Oi sS,ii cents. rrodut
iion costs In 1919 increased, h. said,
10 ~ lcast ~ cents While the price
went np 10 only ais cents.
llc uuT,cd lric's paid hy mllls to
show that the cost of The staple to
spinncrs was 100000 more
than received by the farms ANA de-
clarcd the cotton rrod"cer received
u smaller share ofthe profits from
his work than any ether farmer "a
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