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New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Fair Div;.ion Of Profit.

The growing unrest among all
classes Of labor could be allayed by
a division Of profits by the employer
and a recognition by capital, the
head, that labor. Is ths body Of a
concern, the two being In effect part
ners,-H. c.. H,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Blames Government for
Much Feeling of Unrest
Connecticut Man Asserts u. S.
Admitted Immigrants Because
They We're Cheap Labor

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In the past, immigration from
Europe practically has been unrestrict-
ed. Vast multitudes of immigrants
f1ocked to our shores. They lived mostly
apart by themselves, going to their
cwn churches, reading newspapers in
their own languages. speaking their
own tongues among themselves.
No effort was made to Americanize
them or to encourage them to become
citizens. They were regarded as chean
labor
During the war thousands of them
used their foreign citizenship to gain
exemption from the draft and worked
in our industries for high wages while
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Harmony in Industry

The whole structure of the nation
and the welfare Of its people lies in
production and distribution. The
farmer, the manufacturer, the mine
owner, the transportation companies
and the men and women employed by
them are all entitled to q just share
Of profits. Some method Of bringing
all these elements into a more init
mate and friendly attitude toward
each other must be provided. To
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
No Usurp.tion of P.v.,

This republic is government Of
checks. and balances and Of distrib-
uted powers, and it cannot truly
function without q faithful observ-
ance Of this principle. We condemn
the usurpation Of power exercised
by the executive during the Wilson
regime and pledge ourselves to re-
store to the different branches Of
government their true constitutional
power. - Richard Marlowe, Realty
Building, Elmira, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Administrative Economy

The Republican party always has
stood for protection and the safe
guarding Of the principle Of the best
good for all the people. It therefore
pledges itself to sane, competent
and economical administration.-G
N. Miller, 516 Court Street, Reading.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Better Legislation Against
Child Labor Recommended

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Legislation should be so direct
ed toward social betterments that the
time will 'come when there will no
longer be poverty to relieve or tears to
dry. There must be no double standard
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13

bring this about the Republican
party pledges Its early and best
EFFORT. N. <.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Some Suggested Planks
Aon0 the pa~ the Republican platform. are the

States Commissioner Of Education.
Henry D. McBroom, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
WHY SOME on THEM
ARE THl\ktt \

Prof Mefien I'm thankful that
the Rotary club has learned 10 sinx
smiles without shedding tears
John Dean because did not
wager mote On the Republican nj
mary November 2
judge Dale Trhai unloaded ny
League spccch before the wreck a.
CURED
x n chilcotl "That there II stln
balm ln Gilead
Chas Seely THAT uoYmalc, has
returned apparontly
Mayor Hartman Tha, thc clty IL
IN good shape
Sheriff Robertson Thankful thar
morn bone -head officials do not come
over into Logan county when there
Is 80 much cleaning up necessary AZ
home,
Amos Ewing THAT Jake was no
killed
Governor Robertson Nothing
Scott Ferris; "Dsuo."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
BANKERS To ND IN
FINANCING COTTON
Many Gather At Oklahoma City.
Organize and Elect Officers:
Guthrie Bankers Join
Move

Oklahoma City Noy as - \.
Fink was elected permanent ehsis.
man d The Oklahoma dsylsion ~ t.ie
Export Corporation 81 southern bank.
crs ~ the all.day session held ~
state bankers here Yesterday ~
other permanent organization was II.
fec ed and only Individual approsai
given for the plan of financing cor
elgn market for cotton as outlined ~
Nathan Adams. Dallas banker
4 + planned 90 begin operailou ~
The corporation lannary and se,,
ond meeting probably wlll BE- hell
aere within a week. il WAS annoane.
cd Bankers from Norman. sapulaA.
iioldenyiiIe, Elk city. MoAleS ef.
i.aw,on. ManFum chekasha. Guthrie.
Ada aud Tulsa we're present az .as
yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
Hamon, the Vamp and Jobbery;Lo-
calMerchants Score; Burnen's Mood

Jake liamon "a IN hospital bed
at Ardmore muslerlng Amt Il neil
20 be richf' Jake was iohbsd Clare
Nmfh. bis atenogfaphof. waa rihbr,i
by Jaken political enemies Cisra
Is some sanp She used TO skate
along the sireota Of Gulhfie. and say.
'flo~ 10 dog" She never said "fiow
do you do" Some ffaiI. vas anil
j. Clara. when Jake chased over
The Healdton oil field. Clara was NJ
bis warm side. taking Aienographie
notes of sppds and iurnInH Pretty
a. peach. stunning in dress ard
bright as a dollar Is Clara Won
derfulIy wellread too. Jake has
been throwing dollars on the prlin.
rose path for years sooner or lat
ter the paving laid on NE pfimrose
path must BE- paid Friends OF arch
enemies ~ Hamon got him A North
DAKOTA politician i experienced IN
LAYING pans. Anyway Clara WIS
slipped" that Jake was tired OF her
Jake gave a party and Clara was not
Invited Clara phoned Jake the next /!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
Mrs. mon at
Husbands Bedside

Ardmore Nov. Is ~~Oh. am "a
70 happy shas Mr. lEan.on Is doing 40
well now. 4" stated Mrs. liaanoa. wife
of tho Oh millionaire Nho is 4fscr.
sng fnom gan shot wounds at local
hospital this mofnlng. q am hurry.
ing now 20 50 oser 10 me hoa ssal 1
have Just talked with tho hospital
snc they say he IS asleep aud r~msing
well and son cannok know how hap.
~ Il makes me
Following fspf yssh so the hosplsal
Mrs. fIamoa aud little aa0ehser. Olive
Belle. will 80 to gAc home * air and
Mrs. Errct pnnlap where they will
have ThanAsgiying dinner
y think Mr. liamon t 4 wonderful
man and ! have 1'crfsa confidence
IN him. Airs lianion continued 4
reNees exceedingly the newspaper
stories that the accident was aay
thing more than Mr. iEAmon stated
! believe him absolutely. when my
husband tells me 81 WAS an accident
] know 4 Mas Please say Ia the
papers fllat believe him without
question can easily understand
how an antomslic plsinl can BE- dls
cbarsSd and how che accident o.
cured
when asked how long She wuuld
romain III Animore. Mrs lianon
stated that she really Hd 40, knoN
TT ail depends upon Mr flamons
condition ana hos rapidly NJ la
proves : shall remain untll uil dan
ser Is .assed hit canY eay jusa
ho@ long that WIN W
Frank kesch Is taking dinner wAh
bits mother al ri Reno
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
HELP TIE SUFFERING,
Buy CHRISTMAS sEAI.S

Twenty millions of the bright ll,,l.
seals That nave given Christmas pa,k
aees the spirit ot good cheer for tha
past several years have been scas
tered through Oklahoma. \, was Az.
nonnccd at anti.tuberculosis heal.
quarters yesterday The little seats
serve a two.fold purpose they aad
tho touch needed TO the Christmas
package, and they mean red clee1s
and plump little bodies for hundreds
Of enaciaied, undcrnournaed boys
and girls
The campaign will opon Dscemaer
ls' and close December N5 Buy
seals and help the suffering
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25

day about ihe oversight. and shortly
after called ou him probably with a
gun Il IL presumed hot words ami
) shot followed The presumption il
that physical injury 10 FIamon -
net IN the eafakory ~ things. mersti
tho fiilng Of eharges % lmmorailty
the pinch 20 saks place when ciafa
called on Jake welk is ali over nov
Jake "a pretty badly evipried. pait..
leallv a. we'll o. physically IN the
words of Tom talia ~we pay 10
the uttermos, fnthinR. elways. lnevis.
ably Primrose pathway of lnfidel
Nv. disaonor and Akeptlrlsm snDeals
ever ma. ~ or sh~ khc enters &
should understand fhe, thare .rs
ihorns and rltfal'n that ranno' b.
escaped is is wprih ihs nrleee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
Lights and Shadows III
THANKSGIVING Outlook

>~-~>~-~~>~~~s<
eument for its adoption elsewhere
In two years since that great time
we have ''scrapped the League of
Nations exchanged sacrifice and
service and world patriotism for
proflteering by capital and labor. and
a narrow nationalism and selfish
,epicureanism In the general public;
and BY neglect OF the churches to
rally due support OF prohibition by
citizens. which the enforcement Of
ilcial1 requested. We have allowed
such Wholesale and open violation OF
prohibition in the sight OF the world
as makes the success OF prohibition
more than ever a question in foreign
lands where the fight is on.
We are verify guilty OF European
wars because We have played politics
with the treaty OF peace for two long
years. and we are also guilty In that
Scotland's vote on prohibition wins
only ten towns out of forty eight.
-Four wards dry in GLASGOW means
--~----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
Peace Time
Casualties and
Odd Notes


Houston. Tex Nus az ! q yon
meg. cashier ~ thr First state bank
+" Ratraffe. iioursou county. today
Hh"i himself lo death In a holel room
FfiendH said that they could MOI ac
count tnr hle acslon an believed
howosef that 81 had nathlnr 10 do
wiih business iheyr. isl. father.
N Conner II Nagellff. la elce
pr' aldent ~ lhr hana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
HARDY ReEcs DEAD

The burial Of the remains OF Hardy
Keece. 4 respected old eolored man
of The Goodnight nelghhorhood. &c.
curred last Sunday II will be re.
membered thai Reece was char gel
with the shooting OF young unn
named Campbell wao attacked him
and his trial WIS 70 take place n
Guthrie 81 the neu term Of court.
where WAS no. aowever. much Kron@6
for the eution. but some nesga.
bors demanded a trial. notwithstan.'.
ing the fact that he was DISCHARGED
1t the first preliminary examination.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
10y Rev ". r. crabts, ph. o.

Preachers who make their Thanks
giving messages all light or all dark
mhil neither tell the whole truth nor
do their whole duty. There are dark
lIo.h in the backward look and the
forward look. that should be painted
as black as they really are. without
fear or favor.
Two years ago Thanksgiving found
us at the triumphant end OF two
wars. one against the kaiser. the 9TH
er against the kaiser's big breweries
in our own land. Our people seemed
to have displaced the old triumvirate
of appetite. greed and lust by new
trinity of service and sacrifice and
world ratnotism We are leading in
a world treaty to end wars, fully rec
ognized that a faithful enforcement
OF national prohibition In our coerced
big cities would be the supreme ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
WORLD COURT TO
SECURE WORLD PEACE
League al Nations Should Ne
Genuinely Democrats and
United States Should BE
In II Says German


naflm Ney l'suiearor walNs
sthueeklna maaI 9vsman IS
lAs apd democratic nemaev pf tbt
lteisha ss - pMtA Ellha Aoa ea
gsaglna shal ons a the maln naetsana
- sac l#aKue VI Naliaaa VIII ha ia
eecurins International laaiis. through
lhp opfs asieaA 10 World csMrt
Professor aehuseklpe Wha has laat
fsiafasa gFpm she ssanalea Aa
ssssea pAere ~ tas seea tbs aaeAs
y 'ae Nusie Institute aaA pssmlasas
ylvle ava Professional osTAalsAslon4
tulA ras AsHeglagVd ptsaa eafrespoa
deat thAs sbe tinted sta,ea ahoaii
ret uhsyul hetsiy frum she lssxAe
hai hvlp u epna,Aaln Il "a sAe hayY
e'llanfe II aatlona
HehpecAlns aadea, "sAls eoummms
ilnp. oaNsyeF paN enly IS eagsssl
II tas League contains tleaseuss Il
Wnissrsa'iiy II nusl ~ more taea
q us"ru sYnaicate pg slelnrs IL sah
Y hoaid alao epmpfsse the sAuaeis
ga
Fhe i#Aeue shuald rs wenaIasiY
eemswsallg % reapvts 81 iss etsas
caaipntut and thu ustliuaa ~ IL
eounsll of neate Representative
should be paralisled hv worlA BAR
'laineni ha said ef,uemralv ii
Heoali hc se eof efiinaiaa thas IA
lis fanellen a. au inseruatlonal 81
slfumvnt ~ law ,he League shalt
truly e. qualified 10 safeguard sha
pcaes q the world
sehuesklnk fears tAat she t.na#4e
~ naw constituted threatens sn l,e
seme iae toel ~ diplomacy "a ran
itNdleiion q ,hr conception taat IA
function !. tAe' 81 au international
tribunal
lle stated lhst the ieagucs pfasau.
ipfmailea Warrants the anaplelou il.
dlpIomasir tisalrlea and lnlfleuss &lIl
continue to flourish
"fhe Leagues function * a. lnte-
national tuuyi ~ lAeilee a. emphh
isnd hy Roc. SHOULD ~ uadp ~ urp
dominating fehuw sehueeAlnx .iA
tsd
rAls wuula meAn the elimination
cl tbs present couueig "a tha ,ols
competent tribunal cor aainaleatlrs
aollilaal controversies w vletHe n
g collective lrealy eninved lula tv
al ile IeaKuea members euairnsse
lea Witch ave outside rln prneluea ~
regular courts wonld be- referred 10
ga international forum ~aleh wonii
net he influenced hv lhe prevalilos
constellation 10 world nolnlea thus
fuly qualifying q q render an oh
iscilse scrdhi
~ judgements coaid then alaa b
made obligatory ~ ,he case n poIl'
ieai eonllie'e The would ptompilg
fsHua "a branding war IS crime x
eyefY instance
sehueckins believes That 81 pro
eress IA the formal contact bstwseu
the ela es 1opends upon trea,lns 'ls
prohlems sffeellne International iaier
eouFee az questions ~ iaw tl4
questions whelher the f.oAAue
pow constituted ia suitably equipped
fof such procedure and he believes
that American cooperation viii affeal
~ Improvement iu thn direction 4.
eifed
"fhe Paris Lsaaie of Nations fep
resenis iAe head n Janus az added
like he Holy Alliance whleb wanleJ
% establish eternal pease brit whiea
was contaminated BY The iegiilmlsa
81 byrone epoehs Tas Isafls Leaele
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
klLLao eY Aro

Dallas rca Nos aa "A Young
Woman struck by an aMomoh.lo and
instantly kli,d here lage yeaiertay
eFenirx was identified today "a Mra
= & Ham. Of Dallas laom Nlcasion
was made by ibe wommnr husband
after he had rcad an accon0nt OF tho
accident iu morning pspera. Me-
Ne said his vlfo len hume al noon
yogteriay to spead the uighl slth hor
mother N auulhef sceilon Of the oiiy
oLu TIMER pCAp
Texafkana Nov - a n John
eon sixiy native ~ ClohFne. Texas.
lnhero he lived Tor more than twenty
Years. died of suiden stroke "
heart trouble ~ local hospital thla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
TWO ABANDONED. ASK
COURT ron DIVORCES

Charging deserilon and cruelty. X.
B lfhy has brought suit for divorce
from p Iriy The couple were tuarried
10 1908 and lived on farm near
taesceih CRY for several years. The
wife left "a 1915. There are two chill
dreu, aged and Z.
Edna McCee charges Chas McGco
with abandonment. The coulae we're
married in Guthrie in 1915 aud aep-
aratcd IN 1917. The Whereabouts OF
the husband Is unknown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
UNITED EFFORTS NEEDED
To REGAIN OLD STATUS
Many Nations of the World Are
In Bad Condition Financial.
~, Rut Arc Recovering.
Says Investigator


Rome SOY e sirsd naasofd.
Of Nee yora cN sica prsaidrnt d
the intetnaliena chamber es Com.
mere e afer visiting GENOA aas bean
spending a fep lays IS Rems IL n
certain tae ral Atualiop sn glai,
from 4 poli'les eeone VA aud gnaaf
ciai point ~ lev anh mecsius ths
lradinr men 81 naiy includlug srr ;
mier Glo ilsi ana William MarSoaa.
To ibe repr sentative of The a..
sosiated Press SIR Bedford exaress.
ed himself aa being greatly r a..
aurcd by bis utact with italian II
tairs and sala that IN hiss opinion
the signlfiean.e ~ thp reeent occa..
ronces in Italy teyndioaiat seizures
o. fac ofi"e. eie bad not been fully
understood lu America
In foma Instances slie readln4s
ncps ~ the economic coniNiona "a
times Assumed what appeared nn iaa
surface to A drastic aspect hs-
the disposition n Tho Eresf mass 81
Italian people vas 70 return AZ rapid
y as possible in orderly aystema
nc development of iho counirys
trade he con inued
italy Is shnslY aud ably I'D hy he
existing government a wisc ANA anl
able settlement belng reached oc
tween labor snd capital IN basic io.
dusirics. and the financial proarau
promises to materially relieve the n
naneial bnraeu of the country waira
Is an assurance fgr the future
Mr. Bedford added that wae ar
ficuli 90 predict tho future course n
exchange lul 10 bs opinion no
magic eN'sieii Hy witch return 20
normal could he accomplished qulca
".
he concluded by saying when
all financial nostrums prescribed
from different sources In Europe AMI
America have been exhausted. l. wlll
probably be found that The slmpla
remedy Of united effort toward ~
newIng the words real wealth. OF
commodities and The elimination n
exfravagances levied bv war. Will
have constituted the ultimate solr
tion OF the worlds financial problem
Tae Ciornalc - italla quoted hl'a
as saying The Americans IRE
aware Of their duties toward nc
world on the individual prosperity
nf Italy. ENGLAND. France Belgium
and America depends the prosperity
q all Tae esolstlc shorlslgntei
pollcy Of national success built on
he ruins Of neigaboring pailons is
4 policy OF The past Preferential
Iariffs and disioyai eompetf,lous are
burdens en- commerce and lateraa
'ional industries. not only are ts4y
svs'ems but create m
mites and wars between peoples
"The Ameriean Chamber Of Con
nercs Is convinced that by sabstitu. !.
ny for these iallacious principles.
CONTINUED on Page y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
MAIL CARRIERS MEET At
OKLAHOMA CITY TO-DAY

siato federation ~ mRI carriers
are IN. convention "a oklahoma CITY
to-day Several delegates from 10
gan county are IN attendance Elec-
iioa ~ officers and banquet viii
close the sessions tonight speeches
we're made by Postmaster Weaver
of Oklahoma city. and Mayor Walton
The banquet was given IN the dining
room OF The y ~ G. A. buading
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25

ssisne0 Sov S shlsAsa wal
hU W saos uahraithy saaca faf
ersseAs aaa chs sFYvas elasa Ia sh~
tnlspa Asaiea " g'hflainaa gesseral.
state ana vlgy efIIolasa any lagrd ta.
aay AFTER sts+y had saAru paft yoatsw.
day ~ a drive a9ala~l ilaaor ds,lnra
whieh lesaAled salga ta espap sayaaey
aAisWHs ebd eahafwta. tnlssm-ttoma
mAu'ilns daNa eight aaeh plasrA AHa
ss0sinfal adAtmv'aiM taaiust al paFN,lna
an chafsv# uf conspiracy a. slsAmw
lhe Nolagnad aes
stlnfnss sseupFal Ftwafa j tgua
iasa ehp Euptlsussa she ~ unssa. ~.
slAy mald lhni snypFat haaagvd nasAsa
eeee contemplated aud shat thn stats
nnuld continue fhu aFsvw antll thsre
~aa un, a avap ~ lusoslemtsnw llaanr
"a Aey M ehleamoa a.eoo dry Al
l,ena
thn fssiafal officials haluel III ths
drive shortly after ths attorney wea
ani bad fiI@i hls aaHa. whea eharI
81 shne Il "a district attorney
pfosafed temporary Angaaoiiaan feom
eiEfa rAfam Shortly afterwards ta~
fsSlefal erpnd lary whseh has been lns
sraligallnE Allaeei HllaeeI ilauof sras
q l,s srteFAl wpnka. vwlaFnsd lndles
nouiA amslnas a fer@ma
tslY esSlehsla welramed lhs asMla
aaf te'iaTas dFiNe "A @n Aalaaos Ia
the rouna an II criminals usaxtei "a
sauday aad 4la filas Il wpsll maha
X eaales faF thum te ka~p enaeAs out
~ tna eiy A the same sAme ehay
frustrated - atfelAgs n staai taa..
e90 North ~ lhguaf hvlaK Transported
thraswh the esiv aA Trucks ana ag
rsutesi t~a perspnA "a connection .tsh
q tbesl IL t5uv9N eursh * wlas
sllvuty after f3e ltludr dflyu ~.
yane kuuwu the eng eouuetl adopted
resvlutlpH aalh0fltlma lhe maYur
" cail a meeting ~ ~ ssatp'a At
larn0Yu aua mayors ~ Illinois - nlan
atae ewlda campaign nHaians Iaw
bfeakins, Aua thluf ~ rellee ChaflnA
dismissed William Tnhln.
tFom far lviiee farrv, fsr
alaeMnd aAlaky running hasrsf@r
lilamieaula Will falloe the ehlef naia
Thu thef ~ tlla0e0 wnrta NJ
whisky frnm eeal failFuad yards
sfarted che lnsoasimsiaa ahich faund
lis elluas ia tudaye afissa M waa
llsarsra lhal lhls Eiauor. hroa9ht heFn
from Laulmlllle wa# eaafa
IA b. posieemea aud then asolen
ffaa lfwsn 81 anothse l~nd whleh
aiso ln,laded members os tha Guiien
fofer
The lalunf Ion iasaed and TIN
salta filed loasY epvv many u C1l
rtxnss gnfag uelnftsss safsy rhiip
me hldimmeuts lAeluaa nen ~ell
suo~H hsfe and IL other cities and
iovoFai mrmllers 81 tha pollee forea
q l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
HENRY SHELBY, LONGTIME
coLoRED CITIZENS peAr

Henry Shelby. who for many YEAR,
conducted a grocery business at ~
South Sixth street died this morning
He was highly respected BY his macy
friends and patrons in that part n
the city and was noted for mis- hon
esty and square dealing. Funeral
services viii be announced later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
aH|t- s|---.aHas'4..
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenses we're is
sued yesterday BY sho court clerk
Harvey f Brown. 22. aud Adah =.
MCPHERSON. 90 both ~ Oklahoma
City orville W. Watkins. gs. Of OK
iahoma i'iy and Katie Meyers. a..
Of Orlando.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
MAN, CHARGED WITH WIFE
rf~IRTION, ARRESTED

Earl Bradford was arrested and
brought back - Guihtie hy sheriff
Robertson yesterday on charre of
wife ds'emason. bradford was living
With woman Ia Mllines whom he
c1lel has w'fe waen Robertson ar.
rested aim Il i charged his wife
in sAls eStss whom ha deserted.
whosa maiden name WAS Lila Hunt,
that Bradford has at least give liv-
ins wives and possibly six.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
HARlNcs HAVE A
QUIET THANKSGIVING

Ancon. G. T.. Nov. Senator aad
Mrs. Warren G Harding observed
Thanksgiving oultely here today. All.
though gray skies may have prevail
ed over much OF the United States.
scorching tronlcal sun bathed his
city. the Pacific terminus OF taa
Panama Canal. while the presiden
elect had dinner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
CHARTER REVISION
UP IN NEW NOIiI.

The movement for revision of iha
clty charter and the adoption of a
cliy manager Plan viii be Quickened
with simultaneous action by an
clubs Of the city, to be called TO meet
the first week of January.
Thus Gar, All civic club sen.hnen,
iayors charter revision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
oLp TIMER nrAn
coAl sralkr orr

kaglcs Faas Teaaa Nos ~ The
strike of coal miners in tho state "
Noaholla was ended ioday whom the
strikers ro ufned 10 work on thA
Mexican government terms. accord.
lne to reports received here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
TWO CARPENTERS
OCCUPY SAME CELL

Henry Carpenter. local man about
town. as in the county Jail on a charge
OF PASSING several bad checks on
merchants He is 4 brother of
the marrying parSon" who was ar
rested here some time ago for ger
Gpming an Illegal marriage. The
brc1acrs occupy the same cell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-25
Chicago
DryDri;pe
Winnino
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Chicago. Nav rs Federal snasse~.
4sas Hssia santsnaea tNe aefve
Aaalnft IN salepns hare lest uluhs
ara % n~tslna s~sNss aas nvm.
afsd q eetsles flilsa wfsA llauor
~ Al aNa seven barrels " ala
sYs, fous : = tna vsssana aetlar. an.
De- = - ffieAs pises. THIRTY nina
rfspf'~to sNe pslltsmsn ard
preached I vsrs srrssssa
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sire TO belong 10 tho association.
their two dollars viii bo gladly re-
ceived and they VIII have all tho
rights and privileges OF the teachers
Of the association" said Smrerinien-
dent Peak, today
Al the same time that the meetings
are being held here there viii bo
other teachers mee'ings over the
state. The Southeast Oklahoma Edu
cation association will be held al Du
rant the Southwestern Oklahoma
Education association win be held at
Weaherford; the Northwestern at
Alva' the East Central at Ada: the