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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
LANDRU WINS DAY
At HIS TRIAL

Versailles, Nov. 1s.-Some doubt as
to the guilt of the prisoner appeared
to have been injected Into the minds
of tho jury trying Henri Landru called
the "bluebeard of Gambais'' when
Landru today gave to the court an ad-
dress of one of the ten women he is
accused of having murdered. This
woman-Mme Hcon was declared by
Landru to havo been alive and residing
in a small hotel in Paris. six months
after her supposed death at his hands.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19

of smartly dressed men and women
as guests are seated about long table.
heaped high with pink and white
sweet-peas. roses and delicate ferns
Pauline Frederick is seen in a dual
rolo as Bernice Ridgeway, "A splendid
type of American womarihood. high
ly idcalistic and passionatcly fond of
children: and as Kate Martin. II
woman who follows the line of least
resistance, a moral weakling who be-
grudges the time she must devote to
caring for her little daughter and who
gradually slides down the social scale
until she becomes a drug addict Sec
this at the Critchcr today,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
DELEGATES URGE
M1RINES DIS.1RN

Washington. p. C., Nov. ls.-Since
the arms conference WAS called pri-
marily for the purpose of reducing
armament 1t was suggested today by
some of the lesser dignitaries attend
ing that II might he a good plan to
have Marines and soldiers on duty
around all conference meeting places
abolish their guns and bayonots.'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
MOB LYNCHE,S NEGRO
SUSPECTED or ATTACK

Helena, Arkansas. Nov. 1s.-Will
Turner, negro, charged with assault
on young white woman this morning
was taken from a sherlff's posse while
being removed to Mariana for safe
keeping. After being shot to death
his body was brought back here and
burned in the city park.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
POPE HOPES FOR
PARLEY'S SUCCESS

Washington, d. c., Nov. 1S.-Pope
Benedict in cablegram to President
Harding has expressed the hope that
Almighty God grant happy issue to
the initiative taken by the chief mag
istrate of the great American repub-
lie to tranquilize the trepidation Of
humanity"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
NEJV ACADEMY MEN

New York, Nov. 1s.-1Icnry Bacon,
architect. Charles Dana Gibson. art
list and Joseph Pennell, ctcher. have
been selected members of the Ameri-
can Academy of Arts and Letters talk
ing the places left vacant by tho
deaths this year of John Burroughs,
Abbott 4. Thayer and Barrett Wen
dell.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
SINN FEINER HAS
GIGANTIC FUNERAL

Dublin, Nov. 1S,-The funeral Of
Alderman Barry, we'll known Cork
citizen wah was shot dead on Tuesday
in the Ballykinlar camp where he had
been interned was made tn eoccasion
today for the greatest demonstration
since tho death OF Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney. u
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19

1t PAYS to "pay Cash and
Carry" Arapaboc Products TO
your Home, Sweet Home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
NAP CONTROVERSY HAS
BtEN AoJusrE ;

Ma sh'aeton pec le The cAntfo
eersy between JaDanes. and It's
rnited states over the island 81 "a
has been settled and the plans oi the
settlement VII Ne annoncrl during
The afternoon secretary Hughes saia
today 20 the Far Eastern committee
- the wa.h'nrton conference
The asfeement which is the forna
of q treaty Included aH the Islands
over which 1eean has mandate Ia al.
ditiion 20 Nap The agroemen, has
been approved By the governmeH;
heads best announcement ~ to
whether Il was actually sixned wa
withheld
Although the plans ~ the treaty
wero withheld for oracal announce.
eient in the Daily Communiaue ~ the
Far Eastern committee il was under
stood b sises The United States Ger
tain definite rehts as 10 the Is and
ei Nsp, ineiud ng cable rights
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
Mem Life Lease
Gipcn TO a
Brutal Slayer

Okiahorss City. Dee. IA Fet
pr,svs = - days sss grantee sedsf
by cevssner Rchesssea 70 vii rsi'.
who 49, % nave bssa ssseussa -
the state psnlsentlAry a. neAissss
on Dsssnhss "a. rne reprlsss sas
granted. Il ~as explained. because
% tee ns~ ,rlsl allowed ciso coh. ,.
Tat ard ochie were convicted ~
the klllles - Russsll spesous. Ls~
ton service car driver, bot she erin
lesi teurt - srpsais rstertiY -
viewed 0obln's case ard femsnaed
a Tor a ae~ sriat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
CRAIG noplFtEs ~rfNDENeUR6
LINZ ADDS SonE COUNTIES

Resolutions pieserie O. Seyerelsn
Inspector General Craig a. Nc
Alesier protesting against the Hin
desburs line by = committee rep
resenung the Guthrie cousistory.
hare had no effect on Craig direc ly.
although 70 order 70 safeguard his
position IN case os nga, before
the Supreme Council. Mr srais has
rolified his recent order and s4oei
four coanties, inrladiag osase
county. sc the Guthrie valley
c zig nov claims that The Guthrie
valley has population q 4eoee
more ihsn the Indian territory Side.
craig refused 70 asf2ch Tulsa county
10 iAis district Tho coaslstors
line esih rc-eaf notifications as
drawn BY craig ~ih likely stand i0r
the next two years Under his
raiin< concsrrcnt 4u-it-i1n wr-s
ssoished and ola Indian territory
rircn 70 the NrAiesier sody and o,d
OAishoms 90 Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
Assassin
Attacks
COgenShel

oklahoma tiiN. ncc y Au
unknown aS>ailaui cariA SUNDAY
attempted a. take the life ~
Charles T Cegen>hel former
superintendent of the tsuten.
mcni Indian school and agency
~ blaine county, ln = room il 4
hcicl here. the police announced
to-day 1oceushel iS oui on bond
ga connection with has indictment
on charges IL accepting hrihc~
while he waS superintendent and
sQecial ii>lmrSing officer Il the
school
According 60 hotel employees.
number Of shots we're flred ia
the room occupied hN Cogen>hel
bat the Assaiiani disappeared
down hall Cogenshel lay
across the bed moaning and was
badly bruised about ihe face. AZ
eorilne to the story told by the
employees None ~ the shots
had taken effect. they >sid
Ne arrests have hesn made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
A NeW Burst of Freedom

back far euough-Mr Martin Of
akron. Ohio may have substantial
aud valid claim for loss OF half his
whiskers. Then again, he may not,
for the defense might be based Oh the
contention that the operation was per
formed in the interest Of sense and
sanitation Also the defendants could
show that Peter the Great levied
special tax on boards in Russia
And right her. is the germ Of M
idea Let Congress base the new fed.
ersi tax, not on incomes. or sales. or
automobiles. but upon whiskers A
beard would have its value as a mark
Of distinction. an evidence Of 0puIence,
Of a patriotic willingness 10 share IN
the country's burden bearing. Then,
too. line Of credit might be estab-
lished upon it---by the inch. Federal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
Why Not Tax WhiskerS?

kmgs II Persia perhaps having not
much else 10 do plated their sacred
boards with golden thread and the
lords Of Nineveh had curiouslv
curled and oiled boards When Queen
Elizabeth resgned, the men Of the Eng
li,h court and near cDuri wasted hour
in perfuming and starchiug their
boards which they busted with orris
powder before curling meficulously
over irons and quills Holsingsworth.
the perSonal agent Of Elizabeth. boast.
ID fiye-foot beard. Those historians
who wrote that the virgin queen per
sisted in refusal 10 marry on account
u the possibility of entsngling
alliances. INDEED were subtle huInor-
isis At least there Is some prima
fseie evidence 10 that effect.
Based on precedent--if one goes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

james r Martin. an eislfs -year-old
resident Of Akron. accused Of abus-
Ing his lame wife. was kidnapped bv
iniistors of the Kn klux Khan Ther
rezped the left half Of his beard and
turned him over 10 . duly and legally
constituted court for final Judgment
I; transpires that Martins beard
hung sf great length from cheek and
jywl. ike Spanish moss from the water
oaks IN Florida. II wss the orfo-
gensrisn : pride and delight u might
hsve been justified a. Jsmes Ward. Of
the ROYAL Aesdemy. defended NJ
beard IN pamphlet Of eighteen pages.
ss pleasing Al once - the artist and
his creator
II i history that Abraham and
Agsmemnon- hing Arthur and Charlie
mzgne were men Of whiskers a. vel
a. influence 10 their times The old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
ODD FELLOWS HERE
FROM OVER STATE
Second Annual Meeting of Secre
tar1es Is Greater Success Than
First Meeting, 900 At
tend Sessions

Otd Fellows from all parts Of the
state are here today attending tho
sessions ef thu state sc retaries
No.e than 2so arr expected ~
Tuesday morning when the business
eessions open la earnest
This Is the second annual meet
irs q the 'crvtarea and Grand
Secretary Bruce Is enthusiastic over
the success q the meeting
The Odd Fellows have member
ship Of sass 10 the state divided
among 47s subordinate lodges
Following is The program of to
aay and Tuesday.
To-day School u Instruction in
Degree and Floor Work--w. j.
Kliby Grand Instructor
Cards and Certificates and How
Contineud on page s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
~ nti WILLIAMS ,nOi.-
tSiiIs \ ii.Din,i. Ottui

ok kniulFe. ~, IL cfiicr " Tai
ted States commissioner At okmul.
SEQ wiil be abolished and lhe term ~
offi,c ~ d n ianab commissioner
Win expire an ne,emhsf "a 1881 An
order q eeurt 10 this effect wws ls.
sues bY u = Williams district fed
erai Judge u Mnskoker aecordlns
lo copy 81 the order received tosiav
hy tanb
No explanation fof tte abolition ~
the office Nas Fisen IN lhe order
made by JUDGE Williams aud Com
missioner lamb stated he knew "
no reason fof the order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
uit~. JACKSON HNlt\tII
NAY IDlI \ PAPER

Oamulgve Dec ~ Mrs Jackson
Barnett 1a the white wife ~ iaeA
son Barnett. 20. Indian mul,imllllon
etfr. has announced sho Viii start =
non aopslp" daily newspaper Ia the
near future which she intends 10 es-
tabllsh af NnshoKce
None ~ the backyard variety 81
gossip will be published In my nsw-
paper aud ~ill print only the trath
NO matter Nhom Il bits the
terlarve
She also said that Jackson would
soou ge into the cotton business pro
Nldod he could got an alrplane 90
a., around in according 20 her close
friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
RECEIVER MAKES PLEA
FOR I'll RENO & WESTERN
Urges Guthrie and I'll Reno
Merchants To Fatroni1e the
Line Losing Heavily,
He Says

k = Humphrey receiver ~ the
81 Louis a. Reno a Western railway
has ssucd an speea' to the merchaos.
u Guthrie agd Il Reao 70 help oat
the road SAYS
Two wears aso. tie ounors 81
the :, Louis. n Reno ard Wessora'
Railway Comg4ey fraosed ia the ln
ter.tate Commerce Commission o.
junk tae line war h operates letweea
Gathrle aaa ~ Reno oklahoma bu,
through ,ho efforts " several Wsn
known men q ca,lr.e and E Rcuo
and the y Rene chamber o. Con
merce this roceiafe was avoided. An
ae = last ~inier tho same thing came
up and it WAS agar "a avoided
The road vas takca over - the pres.
'cnt rcoeiver on March i,.th. 1874 and
.ouud same 20 BE- Is a a apldated son
dnlon and has expended larss
amount % moues sctt ~ the road 10
shape 20 operate We has, euyoycd
nice business during TIE summer bit
"a, the present tme. business l.as fai
len off io such an extent that we ure
io4'uk Acasily cach mouth II IS -
90 the merchants of Guthrie and VI
Reno o. give this line q generous
proportion of thelc husuess or q
Viii i,e uece sary 20 qa't p'.eratlns %
ihe near future and ~ Reno Is 90.
inr her part u tbs road does roi
mesa anything to the Cits OF guthrie
and 10 the Merchants a, that point. o.
course We cannot cNlrci you 20 he.o
gs Ia any way tut if this line does
mean ANYTHING 70 you vhich an
sure i does know yoa vi ouiy
be Too glad 10 assist us ~ keeping the
dine ln operation Our representa-
has called on the Merchants in Cath
rle or anl ca since We have been
OPERATING this line and has had far
rpecess ln secarlne business A. wc
CONNECT with The Roek land AZ ~
Reno Which road operates over tour
icer different states and has coane'
ton ~ifh practice Is every trunk linz
ID the f'nted States. We can give az
goea - better service into Guth.'e
than ans uDe nov operating into tha,
ro'at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
BRIBERY CHARGE IS PLACED
AGAINST BANKER sriLLMAs

ruughkeepsie VI ncr ia
Chareos agents for James 4 slillmsu,
New York banker Attempted To cor.
rupt and hrbe prospective witnesses
in the trial Of his divorce suit a a'nH
Mr. Anne 4 stilman have hocn
made by defense counse in hearing
before supreme Court judge MOI
schHufcf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
SUM or LIFE IS SERVICE
TO OTHERS, SAYS BURNS
District Governor of Rotary
Clubs Delivers Eloquent
Address To Local
Club

Roafsus held their weekly neon
aaf luaohenn today Tho change
ifam Tuesday 10 today was made 10
order % tatn ia The iiineral, of Ross
iutns. goveFnof of he seventeenth
national district 81 Rogagians The
governor helms unable 20 Visit hrts
At any other date during hls tour
og ihe aatfl,t
After 'he formal business ~ ihe
elah WAS disposed 81 Gov hufas ~
joplin. Mo- was introduced ~ rreai.
cent ~ Gohl
Gov Ross nufns COMMUNICATED The
Guthrie Rotsfiaas on the refofd II
attendance a. shown by the sDfl
Unthfle was ons % The tlst clubs
one of the first soN There arc
more than 1000 clubs ,oda, emhra,
Ink s5 different nation. and people
Mha ~in il be- Ia nsty years from
nows lls urses more must, a. a.
helped in the creation of harmony
aaa 81 90 operation Even the early
sasaees recognized this Tact
lie promised thar the district con
ference. AZ Muskogee. Merh 30 and
81 viii be the largest ever held IN
the district Members Who attend
WHl bc fnlea with Rotary inprca
sions which viii help develop real
Rutarslsm for Guthrie. a. veil aa al
the rest % the district Gov Burns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
NATIONAL unDfRwRfrGRs
WITNESS pUMpEa 1887

Representatives of the national and
state undarWrlghtors association vii
MESSED tho Test, today af the Soa
sraYes punulor recently purchased bY
the ETY. G ingalls, msde the state
mont that the undorw rl,ors wcrn vel
satisfied With thu work Of tho ues
muper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

tax paying thus would be- voluntary.
but not without itS inducements and
rewards
The year 1921 would be- noted IN
hisiory- for the great American
renaissance Of whiskers and all such
non-conformihts as the lax dodgers aud
bolsheyiki would be penalized by o
daily matuiinal hot towel aud clean
shave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
NEw : POWER PACIFIC
TREATY cRlrictsEp

Washington. iAv - THE nev
fcar power Pacific trssty was crit
lcisei ia 4 statewcut ISSUED today ~
~enatnr h0Ainson democrat a A.
kansas. Who faid the pack woald take
Tuiicd states inio the Lsaruc of Va
tlons thmngh a rear door lla did
not state how he would vote on rat
flca,icu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
NARioN JorNsoN SUFFERS
WITH STROKE or PARALYSIS

Marion Johnson father ~ Mrs
Frank Nllb"r suffered severe
stroke carh sunday morning he hsd
arrived month ago from lndiauapo
70 spend the winter In the good OK
lahoma climate and was already oe
!ng bcneitted hy The change
The doctors cannot yet decide how
his attack Is .bely to result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

~ u ~ 80 u met 10 regular
sosslou on last Thursday for the pa /.
pose of eleetinm offeers fof tbs IN
suing year Officers elected we're
President lAnfla Hackney =. v I'rea
Saddle Iiranham v Pres. Ekloa
Jones Chaplain talis aha.seur.
Treas Pearl Chandler. Conductor
Emma burns. uaard ilelie Moofu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

am very much impressed win
Guthrie said Ross hnrns. Of Ioi lin.
"a the lone toiay This is not M
first visit particularly like your
mineral waters ! am also Impressed
with your ar Of thrlft Mr. Burns Is
governor o. the Seventeenth Rotary
district. aud clitor of Joplin Daily
Globe lie delivered an enllghionins
addresn 20 the local Rotary club az
the lone to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
MAN MHO kIlI.lD II
SUED IN WIDOW

ponca CIV Okla Dec ~ -Charg
inE that JEFF Smita killed her has-
band. MS { " Jones of Fswnee
has fliled = suit ia district conrt ASA :
ing nor $4,000 damages Jones was
Killed st Ralston or August 20 1927
Sn IA later ~ss found not guilty ~
murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
CATHEDRAL ESTIMATES

A recent business meeting of the
Scottish Rite buildinx committee Il
VAS decided ~ get estimates on tho
completion of the catheifal. inclnd
Ing the interior work. before MAKING
lurther if"seniations fe atiye -
bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
MYSTERY SIfIlOl IL KILLING
Oh PROMINENT INDIAN

iocnpst Grove Okla December 3
Jack Riiey jr AGED gf member ~
veil known Cherokee tam Is died o.
. husifai az Pryor yesterday evening
from a pistol wognd sustained thu
day previous Riley made state
'men' TO the county officials before hts
de@th ia Which be declared the shoot
ins Nas accidental
The Kun Vas heing held ~ Clarence
Barnes. a friend of ri ey. when IL
Nss discharged Barnes wife vii
messed fhe shooting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
wouNouD BANDIT SAYS rAt
aGrRAVuo rsgM

Miami Ok@ nes % john pan
ham 81 feara uid wha wan shot tarvs
times ln the hsst twice ia The hip
and telee N tha irfl arm Was stin
conscious today although partially
i,aalss~d Ne "a a. hospital AZ
rivhrr ImnhAm taiksd % officsre
and blamed ,belg failure on a SUPPOSE
friend ~ho had double crossed them
That the Niam1 ofliccrs who frua
tratcd the loating ~ the hank arsfvoi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

DRUNKEN MAN CHARGED wlrH
MURDER or A eoY

T4isa Dee lg Forrest Il Tracy
ie9i south Guthrie avenue was at
taigned before Justice $ Qaefss
here charged With the mordef of six
wear old lames Herbert Peters ol Rod
Fork on the Tulsa Salu.Is road ln
the fed fork city Units saturday ~
ternoon
while drunk he ran over the huv
With bis auto. Il la charged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
One of Mail Robber
Gang Is Grabbed
BY N. Y. Police

Jeue, CITY. \ =. Dec. '2.-rAs
fsfst arrest n connection vita s~e
g~it.en dollar mail roeeerS o.
Nerth sroso~al. Ne~ Ncrk. several
weeks ago became kne~n tooay
~hsn Frank cailabrise ~ss oroeree
aeraiered before Federal cemr,is
ssoner cueen oiiaerte ~ak
ehsrpec WITH thc ther a. iour pack
acts % reaistsrrd mai. had beeo
secretly arrestec = north acc ans
eerf,ned 70 laa here ~ postal 81
fsesals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
Fias oesreoys nousa

When q coaioll lansp esploded yea
tcrday evening AZ 10 the litsle house
occunlcd by Uncle" curtis. crippled
negro. llvlns a. alT East Lincoln
causht flro and va completely des
troyed ~ the famea No oae ln.
jured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Tommy OConnor. noted two gun
man. sentenced 70 be HANGED neA.
Thursday battled his way 10 liberty
aud took two pals with him sunlay
A dozen guards we're knocked down
and more than half Of they er'ousiy
Injured by the chicago bandit and hls
two desperate companions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
ANOTHER STATE BANK


MiAml Okla ln, is The Milan.
trust aud savings hans one ~ a.
olderi banking institutions ~ the eisl
failed 20 omen lts door tha morning
The last official statement of the
bank sho~ed deposits assrcyatlng ~
f.a5ooo ami loans anl
discounts totailug f5ia.ds2 The lnati
tatlon ia state hank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
MOI MAIN SLIDE FATAL
10 rot ": , III ri

Aberdeen. s D. Dec l1-T~o
men. woman and baby are desl
sud tuo men are ln.ured enc per
ha.s fatally a. result o tao
slides on Cleaons I.odre Rs.lroad
COM any aboat sixteen miles north
east of Aberdeen last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Sergeant Enc Chambers Wofd
hampton parachute jumper failed p
lower his former record ~ 2gpip
feet Sunday st Post Field when ne
was forced TO jump At 1900 feet
following the breaking OF his oxygen
tank More than 10000 people wit
messed the thrilling pcrformance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

and tha isinfr - afflrers a. st any
trace n Eiliott are thc outstanding
Developments ~ shr ansut.usaiui
hank robbery ~ Saturday night
The eiothlna feans IN the ear "a
r'uded coats ani hat. ehleh hays
heea Aien,lfiet ~ helaasiax 10 th-
y 'ain and Wounded bandlis E1not j.
,hnnFht - have driven thA oaf rh~
r~capel hanaits only dseulse ~as
nask aad an ests sair ~ truasera
The search fof thn missing handlt
has t~vn narns~vd 20 Eiiintt Ths
cav eaa inteutltled a. that of NIllot's
father ofil"ccrs aaf Dunha a sdlui,tsi
Elllus 49, the third bandit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

ii academic freedom for college
professors, why not academic freedom
for college siudentsg The young men
Of the University Of Minnesota want
TO know. Aud they intend 10 find out.
\ student was dismissed for criiiciz-
ing member of the faculty In col.
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
Yap
Question
Settled


wssh,nnton. Dee. - - Japan.
through her arm conference dele
gates annoureeu 70 the powers rep.
reserssa IN the gar Eastern commit
tee % the Washirotor eor'erer0e 20.
DAY, her Willingness to~thdva~Jap
arse post effiCes tronn CAira Jan
uar, ist 1873
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

A. acceptable Christmas 0n--Tn-
Daily Leader Cor : year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

One bandit was killed and another
seriously wounded and captured sat
urday 10 an attempt 10 rob the bank
of Carda Prompt action ~ shraf
IN answering burglar alarm did The
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

NeS Orleans. La De-. I--To-
night and Tues5sy fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Andy nct'leArs IL chandler vas
Killed sunday when hls cat TUNED
turtle plnnlng him auder
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Washington JAP have reeol,e4
final lasina,,ions on the s.S.a PRO
f.0sal
New York New NorA state uoil
eai authorities haa ruled that NJ
i.oreas cannot practice in that state
oithoat a license
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The rice crop. onee ioobei ssou
with contempt + brnslnk a a
bushel this year waffle cofn is son
ING ~ three bushels fnf 81 IS
Crops islset hy ina.aa farmers IN
the nation emounlei 60 ulsss see
according 20 the rciou iasl published
hy the federal aerl,ulmfe bureau
Count, a@essofs Of ,he state Win
meet 10 Oklahoma rls january s
Governor Robertson wtn aa,lres. $50
meeting
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Fred Rouse. negre packing house
employee at Fort North. Nas hnch
ed BY moh sunday nwb, lie hsd
shot two non. unlor men
haasaiion wees thfonahoui the
s.Aie was plg success according 70
y v Wilson, sni'ef'n'en eni Of stat"
SCHOOLS
tai'ea . reach verdict Saturday
nifht and was diseh"fHcd SUNDAY
""fdaer was being nied on charge
~ f've'hs man rain
' ""'''" "'"' Ms ~
week watson charges thst soldiers
we're hanged aud shos in France
without trial
ioe 'sp''@ census '"Po'l Just loo
i'sn'd SHOWS iaHiag OFT ~ the
pii'p f"'H ~ l1' h"tWh NNfths fp@l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

During The year 80 Ear. officers
over the state and the federal accents
have destroyed 1920 lllvit Nf1ns. of
on an average 81 three d8y Aud
stili the liquid white corn flood fon
freely