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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
boy OUT ON PAROLE
ROBs ANOTHER HOUSE
Two Negroes Are Finally Sent
To McAlester Industrial
School, Both Are Bad
Actors

Two incorrigihle negro boys we're
takon 70 the negro Industrial school
at MeAlester today BY Harry BEAM,
deputy sheriff Acy Caver. one 81
The hoys was out on parole fram
judge noles court IIa had been
convicted before of theft hat rhe
judge IA tho kindness OF hls heart.
decided 20 give him another chan
70 make good and made him promise
70 attend bis sunday school clasa.
lIe complied FOR while hut when
the Judge took hts vacation. Young
Cavor played hockey and robbed an.
other house TO keep his hand In.
The second robbery was staSed o..
Crescent sheriff RoberAon. know.
INK his negro Immediately grabbed
Acy and Acy confessed He wlll
spend five years IN the industrial
school. -
The other hoy. John Ollcver. Ia
charged With statutory crime Ia
viii also stay until BE IL ~. moaning
an incarceration OF six years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
WHAT gICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Tulsa J. C Letcher Tulsa, pres
ident Of the Western Association Dc
clared Wednesdays game AZ Enid
which Enid won from Okmulgee By
to 2 score. was not for the champ ~
ship Of tho Western Association and
was only an exhibition game
Salt Lake CityPlans for an In
ternational court under the Leaeue ..
Nations as reported from Paris, were
advanced by Governor Cox in his Utah
campaign as telling argument for
the League.
Oklahoma city Frank G. Carter
state auditor. issued a statement seek
ing to prove that the states business
could be operated during the year
without an nd yalorem tax and with
a surplus at the end Of the year Of
s223s. .S52.ss
--chicago-Will II. Hays chairman
OF the Republican National commit
tee, In statement said the Republl
can party was willing TO LET the wo
men OF the country decide whether
the United States "shal enter into
obligations which will make h@i
sons liable to be ordered by foreign
powers TO foreign soils 10 settle for
eign disputes"
-Marion--Urging the adoption oi
a new proposal for prevention OF wal
instead Of the League of Nations, Sen
ator Harding In message TO re
publican women's organizations an
women's Harding and Coolidge club,
asked that we preserve our own m
tional conscience at home and mol
check IL at Geneva
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
AGENTS REPORT GAIN
OF SIX SEATS
Harding Men Say Republicans
Will Increase Representation
In New Senate; Harding
To Get Into Fray

Marion. Ohio, sept i5. Reports
received hy Senator Warren G
Harding from republican ueld agents
IA various parts Of tho country lod
% the confident prediction at hls
headquarters today that the narrow
Republican majority OF two In ,ne
senate viii be increased IN Noyen,
Der by AT least six. possibly more.
The Republicans are fairly cont.
dent Of gaining more than this mum
her. but six are almost assured. ac.
cording TO reports reaching HARDING
headquarters. States in which tee
Republicans expect to pick no these
new senatorial votes were named as
follows Colorado. Kentucky. Mary
land. California. Arizona and Nevsda
Reports are very encouragins,
said Senator Harding.
IN addition 70 the states IN which
rains are expected, tho Republicans
also are confident or holding waat
they already have. although IN set.
eral states the races are admittedly
very close
The desire 60 aid in these senator.
tai contests is one of the prime IA
eentiyes 70 Senator Harding 10 leave
his front porch He plans To de
liver probably four speeches IN the
middle west soon after September 25
An itinerary Of this trip "a expected
within few days The senator and
Harry NJ. Daugherty. his personal
campaign manager. conferred regard
ing Il last night after which Daleh.
orty left for Chicago to complete ar
rangements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
200 PEOPLE INJURED BY
GLASS ANDFLYING FRAGMENTS
Financiers Killed and Police Experts Work
Probe to Determine Whether Explosion
Was Result Of Accident or Design;
Streets Run With Blood; Damage
Will Run Into Millions
EXPLOSION WAS TERRIFIC

New York, Sept. i6.--Whlle the po-
lice toiled for hours seeking 10 res
cue injured trained investigators
were trying In vain to definitely de-
termlnc whether the explosion had
occurred from a bomb dropped In the
office Of J. P. Morgan & Co., or
whether an automobile dashlng into
Wall Street had struck wagon
loaded with explosives.
One Of the most able investigators
Ct the department OF justice declared
after arriving on the scene. 1t was his
Opinion that 1t was not bomb. bur
the result Of a collision.
The explosion tore the fronts from
office buildings for blocks around
scattering deadly missiles in all d.
reetions.
So fafr as could be learned two
hours after the explosion. the disaster
did net take the lives Of any pror,I-
nent fIranciers.
The roar Of the explosion was
heard far UP Manhattan Island and
hundreds of persons were hurled TO
the pavement.
Cries arose In Wall Street paved
with brokep glass, from which
streams of blood eushed more con-
spicuously than In battle.
The damage TO the Morgan building
alone was s5ooooo
Minor damage to hundreds OF other
buildings, II was said, would at least
total 100000 more.
The cause Of the explosion was dy-
Mantle In the streets, Police Com
missioner EnwrIeht said he had been
informed by members Of the Morgan
firm.
One Of the hospitals announced at
eight o'clock that II had treated near
~ 208 people, mostly men. for injuries
due to the explosion.
William Joyce, an empioye Of the
Morgan firm. who was killed, was
clerk in teh security department.
Windows In the 4o-story Equitable
building were shattered as high up
as the twentieth floor
Soldiers established 4 dead-Iine
around the building lest pedestrians
be injured by falling glass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
STRAW VOTE POPULAR
Ar GRtN'S STORE

The opening vote for President at
,iay's drug store stood Harding -
and Cox ", Tho Gray store WI
conduct daily straw vote" ais wit
All Rexail stores over the country
-Four years aeo the Rexall stores con
ductcd a like vote and whom the elee
tion WIS over and the votes counioi
4 WAS found thol the straw vote rol
lrcied by the many stores fell bui
iiile short of tho general results II
yta want 70 record your vote droF
iu AT The Gray drag store anyt'ma
and get ballot Vote will be an
nouced daily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
CARTER MAKES READY
TO SLASH GOVERNOR
Auditor Says State Can Be Run
Without Adyaiorcm Levy
Pointed Items Are
Submitted

Tax experts Of iae state auditors
department and Ffauk Carter. state
auditor are busy preparing state.
ment Intended 10 SHOW that the
state can be rim without an ad.a.
loren leyy even on tho expense ii.
cures submitted ay Governor no
bertson. Carior stated that he viii
make the statement pubiic within q
few days
In some items Garter Insists that
he can show thar during the lrst
Two months q me year the state has
collected indirect taxes amounting 10
moro than ihe estimate for the en-.
'lrs yesr presented by the eovefnvs
nd adopted by the board over The
PROTESTS of Carter and Parkinson.
Considering the legal phase of The
controversy in which Carter claims
that he will rot certify action OF
the state board Of equalization 70
county assessors without q court or.
DIR
Carter stated that he believes a
court order at the start win save
tire state endless litigation Money
collected under protest cannot bo
used ~ the state he said IN the
question IS fhreshed out before the
state supreme court there can tneu
he no legality Of the levy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
RED CROSS MAGAZINE
COMPLIMENTS CHAPTER
Local Workers In Home Service
Lauded., Well-Rounded Red
Cross Team Draws Tribute
From Headquarters

The Red Cross magazine for sep
tember. has the following
In Guthrie Oklahoma for instance.
there Is an example Of the wori,
which a well-rounded, moderate sized
Red Cross Chapter Is doing Merely
cursory view OF the work done
there during the last three mor;as
shows that the needs OF nearly two
thousand families have been met Ly
the Home Service workers. The work
itself has been particularly effective
because the two women in charge
are graduates Of the Red Cross Tnsti-
tute and have fine committee OF
welltrained workers TO cooperate with
them, with the result that they have
been able not only TO care for their
disabled and disadvantagcd soldiers.
but to accomplish this amount Of
work among the civilian families az
well.
Over two thousands children have
been busy with the Junior Red Cross
through the school auxiliaries which
have been organized In over fifty
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16

London. Sept l6s Terenc.l Ma.
Swiney. lord mayor of Cork, who 20.
day boEGn the ssth day of hts huns.
er strike. was much weaker this
'rorning after spending a bad night
according TO the report 10 tho hons
office OF the phyaIcians at Brxton
prison. where tho lord mayor Is 10.
carcernted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16

Akron. Ohio. Sept ie Earnest
foldamidi. aged -. who pleaded
guilty 10 killing Jacob and Morris
shearcr merchants. during an a..
tempted holdup Of their store here
month arc. has been sentenced y,
die In tho electric chair Al tho stat,
nenlgen,lary AZ Columbus on p~ccm-
ber 7i Attorneys for the boy pnt
a plea of insanity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16

washlater. Sept. 70. Il W.
Speed, ar American % Derby. rsx.
a. was shos and Killed ~ Me-.
lesn asmed santiago cavasas ~.
the Mexican end % the intsrratleH.
al foot bridge ~ Nuevo laredo yet-
tsrdas. according 60 telegram ~.
eclNed teday by the state depart
ment from the American consul AZ
that pegat cavares il now N lsll
AZ NutVo laredo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
KANSAS TOWNS GAIN
own RURAL plarRlcrA

Topeka, Kan. Sept ~ Rapid in'
crease m city population as con-
pared with country Districts Is shown
IN the census report for Kansas an
nounced by G Mohler secretary
Of the state board ~ agriculture.
from reports returned by county as
SCISSORS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16

James Oynrstreel aud o G Moore
the two men who. with A q pixcn
attempted 60 steal the Iymon GRAY
car last month pleaded guilty IN
Judge swanks court last night ana
were sentenced to five years each
IN the Granite peniientlary THY
will be taken 10 the prison Sunday
a. G Dixon. the third man. pleaded
not euil,v aud win stand trial Ms
attorney will plead that be Is IN
sane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
COMMUNITY FAIRS IN
LOGAN DRAW CROWDS
Many Excellent Exhibits and
Great Enthusiasm Shown BY
Farmers; Township Dis
plays To Come Here

The MuIhall community fair n
closing today. and tho Nayina fair
VIII he held Friday and Saturday.
closing the community fairs all
over Logan county. This will enable
tho best exhibits from all these dis.
plays to be entered for tho county
free fair at Guthrie next week. ne.
ports from personal and critical visits
to all these fairr show that there was
never such fine general display Of
all kinds of farm products and live.
stock, and there IL every assurance
that the coming county fair will be
the best ever held In Logan county.
The Orlando Fair.
In this connection reference may hr
made 70 the fair held at Orlando.
and this comment may Justly be ap-
piled to each OF the other incidents.
The Orlando exhibits showed won
derful gathering OF everything gen.
orally found " frst-ciass county
fair The grains shown by r. r Scott.
were the best ever made by any in.
diyIdual farmer while the Herefords
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16

Oklahoma CITY, sept. -. Two
freight cars. one loaded with cattle
and the other with folvr. vent Into
the flood waters o. the North Cara
dian river IN the southpart of the
city sarIy this morning. when a train
On the BELT llns ran into . wssnous,
according 10 reports 20 tho pollr-,
Many o. the cows wers drowned
and the car of flour VAS comalsgs
loss. One man Ia missiau.
nAtL PARK FLOODED
The doubis-hsadsr baseball gains
scheduled for Western Lesnus pars
this afternoon was called or this
nornlna by Jack HolIard. owner ~
the okishoms CITY club. because shs
ball park was hooded 10 the urand.
stand. The game hers yesterday
waa cancelled because flood wsssr
had risen 20 the edge of the diamond
LEVER SMASHED
A levse At the intersection ~
Pennsylvania avenue and he rivur
Iatr yesterday afternoon resulted In
several more blocks of territory
being inundated. The breaking ~
the levee between Robinson and
Walker avenues was expected tnia
morning, city commissioners report
ed
Hundreds of workers spent the
night attempting 70 keep the ievees
high enough 70 Withstand The flood
pressure urtll a fall reaches here
The flood has reached It's Great ~
the city reservoir. according 10 tire
commissioners report. ard suh.
stantIal drop ls expected this after
noon. Hundreds of additional homes
were evacuated last nloht fearing trs
break ~ the second Icvce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
Roes RAILROAD MAN

Council bluffs. Iowa. Sept l6~--
Two masked bandits wayisid plek
Deyancy, Wabash employee, chained
him 10 hts ausomobllc and robbed
him Of 1885. Tho money belonged
10 fellow railroad employees whose
checks ncvaney had taken 70 tns
bank and cashed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
Lost Pilot Is
Reported Safe

San Francisco. Sept, io.---pllot
John l.. Eaton, missing sircc las,
Tuesday when he lcft Reno, Nev.,
eastbound, IN mail plane. Ia aIivs
and safe at Shafter New, accord.
ing 20 dviccs received here early
today. Tho brief report of ths
airmen's safety said he and his
plane were found 80 niles south "
Elke, New.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
EIGHTY SIX LODGES "our.
LAWS" ARE EXPELLED

Cleveland sept. i6.--Eiuhty-sls
lodges Of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmcn have been expelled for par
tlcipatIon In the unauthorized strike
Of switchmen last spring, w. @. Lee,
president. announced yesterday to
members Of the brothcrhood's board
81 directors meeting here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
EVEN THE LABOR UNION
PAPER HAS IT'S TROUBLES

WaHhlnet ~. Sept l6 Some ~
the difficulties attached to the enter
PRISE OF getting out labor union
publication were indicated by tho fol.
lowing notice, printed Ia the current
Issue Of Labor" weekly newspaper
published by the Plumb plan league
here
Editor phil ziegler Of the railway
clerks, requests labor 70 announce
that tho September issue ~ the maga.
zinc ls delayed on account or strike
OF prcssmeu and assistants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16

Charging gross neglect OF duty and
extreme cruelty. Lucy Knapp has
brought suit against Earl Knano
The couple were married In 1918 and
have two children. The wife asks
the court for the custody OF the
children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
UNION MEN ARE ENJCiNFp
nv lIfCts r1

Charleston ". va ep lv.
temporary Injunction gastu nanA uG.
tional and district officers OF Aa ut
ted Mino Workers of American from
attempting TO induce non-union niin.
eIs to join the Union. IN violation of
contracts with coal mining comnan.
les. was granted here today BY thrca
Judges. Of the supreme court OF ap
'peals
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three girls, terribly mutiisted. A po-
lice Gordon was heavily thrown around
the entire financial district when
thousands, hearing the explosion,
'ioeked TO the tip Of Manhattan Is
land. Police reports at t2:i5 had fif-
teen dead.
THIRTY DEAD, LATER REPORT
The United States sub-treasury, inn
redistely opposite the scene Of the
explosion was placed under heavy 20.
lice guard 10 protect the millions Of
dollars in gold. silver and paper mon
ey lodged in the great granite struc-
ture.
POLICE AIDED BY TROOPS
An emergency call was sent 20
Governors Island, from which heavy
detachment was sent to New York 10
guard the sub-treasury md aid the
Police.
FOURTEEN BODIES AT f2:4o
The first efforts OF the police were
directed toward the injured and re-
moving the dead. At f2:40 fourteen
bodies we're seen !yin3 on the side
walk and ten others were reported 20
have been taken away by volunteer
workers.
The reported Casualty list at 1880
was more than a score dead and about
rs injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
hNriREo FORCES
ARE WINNING aArTI rs

constantinopIe. Sept IS. The anti
Holsheyik revolution IN the Baka
region, In the Caucasus. is reported
10 be gaining strength ine Rus.
SLAMS who recently admitted the
evacuation OF Baku are said to be
Still n retreat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
Man Charged Nth
Murder Of
Wife, Babe

muskeuor. Mich, Sept 3d..
O. W. seda~ieh. prominent phys.
clan cf whitehall, near here. was
taken into custody today In conrec-
ton with the death of his wife and
three-yesr-oid daughter, whose bed
les were found w yard in White
hall this morning. Examining phy.
sleians expressed the bellef the
two had been eEoked to death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
PREMIER TAkgs HAND
IN ITALIAN rRGUaLES

Rome Sept l6 Prerser Gioligii
has interviewed n the metal workers
dispute and has invited Representa-.
tive OF the employers aud workers
to meet him at Turin Several deie-
gates have already arrived there IN
response 10 the invitation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
kANSAN WAS VILLAS
GUEST; COST $1,000
After Dinner Bandit Invited This
AtchiSon Man To Write a
Check For 10000 Pesos,
Which He Did

AtchiAon. kan. Sept 70 u coat
Kari Hrasolln. formerly a resident o.
Atchlson 70 be dinner guest of
Francisco villa the Mexican exbandlt
leader, according to a letter trom MIR
HeaKeiln. Who IA president ~ a hrew'
ery AZ Sahlnas. coahuiIa. Mcxlro.
by relatives here. At tho time
of Heaeellns experience. reports of
the kidnapping were carried ~
the press dispatches In bis letter the
brewer aays Il wan really an "lnvlta
,ion atraaF. and probably Was vllIa'a
laet bandit act. AS tho following day
he surrendered TO Tho federal forcer
A Cordial Hoat.
After corps " Nnla mon had
raidod the brewery and had ho q
appcaacd By a diplomatic employc
who gave the bandits twenty Dssos
each lIeagelln says be WAS lnformod
~ Villas lnviiAlion 20 dinner rh N
virtually placed tho brewer uttw
Arfeat and accompanied him ~ Villas
headquarters. where he dined With
the bandlt ehieftain villa carried .
role Of a most hoRpl,ahie guest, ae.
c"fdlng 90 lleagelin'w letter. thea TN
conclusion informed hts gurst thai ~
must write check for 10000 pesaa.
which Heagelin did
The following day Iieagolln ie
Queated villa 10 return some mulnA
Witch the handlta had driven nw "
from the brewery lie cont, iec With
lhe request
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16

Fort Worth. Texas. Sept lG r1e
Jury IN whose hands resls the fate
of Dr. Wallace Smith. former assist.
INIT city physician. accused ~ klllng
fis mother1n.law June rs. had taken
item ballots up 10 Thursday mornlng
without reaching verdict Tie
case went TO tho Jury at midnight
Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
BULLETIN

New York. Sept. i6.--A terrific ex-
ploslon which rocked all OF Lower
Manhattan occurred at noon teday
outside the offices OF J. p. Morgan &
Co.. on Wall street. Many persons
were killed and hundreds Of others IN
jured. The poperty loss is beyond es-
innate. AEt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
COMMUNISTS TO MEET

Mexico city, sept 10 The fourth
intornatlonale (communiatl viii meet
Ia this city On January |, 1921, ac'
cordiug 70 Information El Universal
states, has resulted IN Mexican IN
dustrial circles,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
FARMER, HIS SON AND
HIRED MAN, VICTIMS
TWO FREIGHT CARs. ONE
LOADED WITH CATIi.E,
Plunge INTO RIVER
NE tR OIL. AIiOMA
CITY; ON IN 4 ~
KNOWN AN V
DROWNED


Oklahoma City. Sect. IA fsru,.
e. nellvsd 60 be Iehn Taylor. ne .,n
and farm hand were drowned IN
the North Canadian river near hsss
this Afternoon when team % horses
ran away and plunged 10 tho river
The wagon corsalnsd losd ~ wassf.
nelona Al dlsappsarsd, seeordlr .
70 witnesses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
FAIR CONCESSIONS

There are some fair concessions
to 0e sold for the free fair. See
Chas. Olsen. Frank Brown, or
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16

Newspaper men counted 23 bod
les on the street and the bodies Of
several horses. The Morgan building
appeared shsmbies and part Of the
front Of the sub-treasury across the
street was torn away. The forty-story
building was rocked by the explosion
as was all OF Lower Manhattan.
LIST OF CASUALTIES MOUNTS
The list Of casualties, mounting as
as excited word passed from mouth
to mouth. at 1890, was reported to
have reached thirty killed and fifty
injured, but an accurate count was i'm
possible In the Intense confusion trst
swept the financial district, at I'll
hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
THE WEATHER

New Orleans. Sept. 16-Tonighf
fair and cooler; Friday. fair.
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CAUSE A MYSTERY

II was equally impossible an hour
after the explosion -occurred to re.
termlne either its exact nature or 10.
cation for spectators were held back
by the police.
II was reported hvwever, that
shortly before noon an automobile
with two men drew up in front OF t'ie
Morgan offices and that when Morgan
detectives approached the m1.hine,
one man allshted and either accident
ally or purposely dropped what sp-
peared to be bomb.
THOUGHT TO BE BOMB
Occupants OF a skyscraper looking
down on Wall Street told another YER
sion OF the automobile story. They
declared they had seen the car draw
up and the men leave II. These spec
tators advanced the theory that the
bomb. II it was bomb. had been
timed.
This version differed from the first,
as regards the two passengers and
their chauffeur. The first story had It
that they were among the dead or in
jured.
GREAT SCENES or EXCITEMENT
Never in it's history has Lower Man.
haitian witnessed such excitement as
prevailed today. Trading on both the
stock and curb exchanges was order
ed suspended for the day a few
minutes after the explosion occurred
and from then on Lower New York
forgot all its business matters in at
tending to the needs of the injured.
Fire apparatus and ambuIances
dashed through the narrow, crooked
streets Of the financial district. on
which lay covering Of shattered
glass and the broken remains Of men
and horses. hs9ruc
THREE GIRLS AMONG THE DEAD
Among the bodies were those OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-16
MoRoAN's SON INJURED

Junlus Spencer Morgan, son Of J. p.
Morgan. and a member Of the firm,
was badly cut by flying glass. OF.
ficials Of the company denied first re.
ports that bomb had exploded IN
the Morgan building.
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