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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30

Pittsburgh gossip has it that the Pr
rates are to have "a housekeeping.
with no fewer than five players getting
the gate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN
IS SOON To CLOSE
DR.. Corn and HIS Assistants Have
Performed q Great Work
Must Be Continued After
His Departure

TAe great oommuahs campxlsn Ia
Guthrie ana lsoxaa coaa,y ~sss sooa
come 10 close Il viii ne a mu~t
sloricas eiosine AZ this effoFx 10 star,
he w,.rk % enrsvhlne he lives 81 ih'
men and women hos-s sad Fris ~
shc coanty the work n hglasing 60
them The neths,as for gfeates stesiee
IL our feslow man. the wo- 81
d.recaiak be soang HE a. oar Gem
mansses Into gvoQey channels. sho
wofk * mAkins aeopls more con,
teased. tha work q nAk'nE oer
homes more pleasant ana happier
the work o, properly dlree.sms IA"
leisure hours iaso lacs of eloeaiing
ana enahl'ns recreation. the ~otk %
,suviaias health, ',lay tire ana q
dsvegtlng the yoang people from .he
questionable pasbs - often leadlng
80 pitfalls and dangerous associations
and habits
Rul after ihe eloSc q thls sruas
campaign IL community wvFk .hea
WHAT
This sifa&'ioa sAs heen eareiuii,
studied by the memi,ers of lhe com
runVv executive committee eod
frequent conferences With ioaalpE
lnslnc~S meu and ieaaers in the esH
ess urys ~ community ears All
havs expressed she ene ,hougM. shat
s. tAa Gaihrle cannot afford 70 lose
ANTS grcSi asse All thss enthusiasm
nasi he utilized toF the aphuiidlnF u
. better community spirit amons the
People ~ loxan county Il 81 spells
much IN tbe work og making Guthrie
ihe lest gty in tie safe u Is aA a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
ARMY MEASURE IS
PASSED BY HOUSE
Enlisted Force Of $4,000 Men
Ii Provided In AppYoptia
ton Measure Adopted
Yesterday

Nasa ian Mas fhe swny
amna ailab Mll aWnasl
m8s,s sg0sWo aoa ani p alns for
50 arms ~ laaueQ eelia men vas
passs4s feaiefday lN 'he aoss hnd
ssm "a il,s aeaase flv sele vas sla
neets laa final ,ola aas takea aa
sn,r4N aisan@lH ssae wnae sa
hate the HoHa. ge,lse ia previous q,
es rs aaaallns an amendment pfas =
an fe reduction a iae sitn a the
arNY nhfN nas iagals About 100000
mnn @ isa v0o 4nd fof lhe dlaetsF Sc
ffom eerylte nuser feAaonahle war
department regulations. II men max
inT application
An lrfuH W RaN eeniAsse ~
rrk Republican a new memner f-oa,
0AlAhosa 40 attach Rider doelaflnN
lna war a' sn eaa ana directing tho
sn,re.ass ~ Nar u withdraw Amea
an srool from lhe Rhine was qulek
g aee#a Representative Monaall
ise RemNNe leader who made q
pNna " oner asalnai Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
WOMEN COMPANIONS
RESPONSIBLE soe ATTACK

TalsA. May. fl--whAe Jadge John
neverAnx. fornes state supreme scntt
iosilce and well known flgare IN OK
l2homA iegai circles. hcs at the point
ot death Al his hogne today from a
drux induced sickness and dsea
cash over his r'Eht eve rhe police
s4sned 10 seareh for a slAoea prom
iSory note which shey claim Is mics
ing from the Judges safvi, depesf
xaali "a a downsown hank
Mrs jesse James one time bride
q Jesse James = wealthy Ossre In.
dan and Tor two weeks she sadga 6
rGrse and Coldie Gordon accused
confederate ~ the James woman so
day admitted taking the note from
the bank They arr held hy rols-"
and ecunty Officials uutl fuil vi
s~sligAtion can ~ made q re csaseS
of ire iudxes illness They sad ta'
note was rayAhle r. ladEe peverauk
and was $ gued ~ BIRD : McGrire
former congressnasn and ihe iaage 3
lsw partner The Gordon rrl said
She and Mrs James tcok the ne'"
from the bank en signed ordaF
from Judge ncyeraUx she SAYS thes
save L 10 the indro immediately Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

Field Marshal Cupid continues
10 recruit the ranks Of elderis
Romees
In the same grisi IF news
which tells of the death ot seven
ty-two-year-old George W. Oys-
ter. bridegroom Of three mouths.
also read ~ the marriage of
seventy -yesr-old John II. Flagler.
The late Mr. Oyster was multi
millionaire: 50 j. Dir. Flagler.
The widow Of NT Oyster IS Z
beautiful young woman Of twen
ty-five. The wife Of Mr. Flagler
Is described as a charming young
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
lot NJ. NEGRO IL SHOT
y, STRANGE t~~tUt\i

Willie FROST ti7 South Second
street is lying Al --7--- of death
81 his home from xun saos wound
inflietel by an unknown negro last
rlgh, shortly before . o'clock while
tros was oH a Santa re passenger
train coming 70 Guthrie from Topeka
Bots Frost ard his AssAilant are
negroes "a did nothing TO hisn. be
Just naturally bus out cussei me
and shot ma rs the story told hy
Eros. upon his arrival here las night
physicians say he has slight chance
% recover The negro who did TIE
shooting Is in Jail az Perry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
pRrMa oF FRANCS HAa no
rAlru IN 0NRMAM PWoAiNNN

s.aN Ha4 81 Newspapers % iatA
eliy psoisaseA th'a mefniaN =" 81"
IS t4efmauy AZ epianre ~ sae all'Fd
rssasasaaa demands pfaat that g l4e.
waH sanptes emily 70 lhe sfHaHsTNs
"a fafs "a lha aangs tiHs 'hev ~
prpased Aatins. a 81 Me- f'lF HlH'pHs
Hef Mef WnaefiakiHx
lsgman statesmen SAID gre FF
Rah saa ~ thels m83s "piF ~
the aa nssmrns. we flNally asf'siH'
so a.seas q psiaeleNls A~ 'vf 'ha
sxeepipa IT hsr agreement er wll1
tes whAs tgmp viii tflaa
eIsi Nge slaFmaa guesrnmNee pAv
I ami dsarm declared iae lNaFnat
ttMilnaea ~ faEv VI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
FIRST VI. T.. Cit RtH
REVIVAL CLOSES TONIGHT

The great doctrine Or Repentance
vas emphasized by Evangelist Clarke
last night AZ the Fire. Methodist
s.hmrch. Ia bis sermon on John ,he
Baptist. Who came saying Reeeri for
be KINGDOM os God it AZ hand i
vas a poaerful sermon, With many
illustrations from the esanSelist's es-
Ferience Of the results q sali repent
snce. Mr. Cannon ied ..hc singing ip
his usual Winning way. and sang
beautiful solo
Tonight will he the last night o.
the meeting Mr Clarke will have
4 great message. % NOT miss .hi'
service. Song service al $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
OPEN HOT 81 Al VI. T..
li0SpiT Al. MAY T.

II S Comming surgeon Gener q
has said that Nat onai Hospital
Day will Justify Fsels K Il does ~
more than to inform the public ihst
barns csnno, ~ converted into hos
piials and that u present Gwen earns
are b. no means easy to come ~
Come to visit your hospital May
18th. Doors opcn q general pub
al 100 p. m.
II will DO YOU good 10 know NOR
of your own institution y will d.
tho management good 70 see yo4.
Yoa viii be sure to find iha' hospits
management needs you. Tor are nor
hops.ials Just what the communiss
n Ike them@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
NIGHT or TERROR ron
THIS IRISH ION<

Belfss, MAY The lnhahi'auis
q Baltimore County Kerry passe :
a night 81 terror a licensed ESTABLISH.
ment and grocery store bein
wrecked and looted and a newly huld
creamery and cooperative stores
hsfued by unknown persons. An tae
machinery and stocks % auiier and
provisions were destroyed io The ac.
'compaa 'meni ~ bursts Il rlfe frc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

woman ~ thirfv-three
Truly there Ia no age limit on
romance or on Romeo Nor
does the cynic : observation that
the old naa who marries young
wife buys book for some one
else 70 read put any damper on
such marriages Did not white.
haired Henry Flagler, twice a
widower. aip off. 10 the little
town Of Copake Falls. in the
Berkshire foothills. there to fill
out a license and take as a bride
Miss Beatrice Frances Wenneker,
half his age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
COUNTY MEDICAL. SOCIETY
HOLDS INTERESTING MEEI

Ths Logan County Medical soeie'y
met In DR.. c. B. HiIrs office Tuesday
evening At sac. A very unusual ard
interesting paper was read by Or p
@ Barker. Members present we're
prs. c. p. Hi. president J Z
scu.her. secretary p. o Barker
p Barker. l. A. Hahn l. II Ritz
ssuut. Vim. Miller. n. " Larkin snt
4 4 West.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

The late MIR Oyster, whose
death from heart failure occurred
al the anbassadora Hotel, Allan
tie City. first met his yonihful
widow. Miss Cecil q. Ready Il
svracuee society girl, al the New
York state fair last auinmn Ape
parcatly there was a romanticallt
impulsive eonrtship. for the two
were married IN Washington on
.Ianuary Is Some weeks ago
there were reports Of seDara-
ton. from Syracuse and Wash
ington. Mrs. Oyster is now n
Washington, and was not with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
Tariff MEASURE SWINGS
INTO Lthu rop rloHr 70
RrACA noMN pLATt

MAshluRton May ~ WIN duhale
hMitod 10 tenmlnate periods The
emorrenty 'sfltt meaaaF" a@ans into
iho home stre,yh In the senate lodal
rassa8e of rho measure before Aa
ausnment was regarded 80 refia n
proponents counting upon als 'p
ahi democratic votes "a addition ia
iht sinoei complete support from fe
hueiltaH members
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

Ser husband dnriug his las' III
nps. of several days duration nef
al hi. bedside when he die'k lis
fortune is in the millions aud BE-
+ reported to have enf off hls
bride aifhoui q cent
Another elderly Romeo who
has been much ia the public eye
of late Is " i. ID. Stokes, club.
man. iurfman aud fnsncier who
was sixty when be married Miss
Helen Elvoed Of Denver, a pref.
" girl only a little more than a
third Of his age, and whose sen
sational suit for divorce from hei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
]. r.. DNCHE. TO BIZ
PE\TTENTIiRN HEAD

washington. May i'll z Dyche
CAMPAIGN manager for the late JAKE
Hzraon. has been named by Presifeu'
Harding as warden of the federal
penltentfzry a. Leavenworth. TIE
situation pays $1,000 Per snnum.
Dvche viii take office June 30
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
wOMEN's LEAGUE TO
HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION

Washington NaY a 'fv second
annual convention ~ the sner H4
Wonens i.eagu copposod ~ fem
ine relatives ~ veterans Of iitf aof.h
Rur. nlll meet here fomorfew anf
Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

is now heiny tried III NeN York.
Ills brother Col Thomas Stokes.
4 retired fiuancler also was al
sris.g,s - BE Romro class about
two years ago. wheu a. seventy
three he beeaue q bridegroom
for the second Time lie married
n sthe town hall ~ Patehog'lc.
II l.. Il Young Woman Of thirty
named l4ilyan Mafie Louise kue'
uefnapn.
A romance of January and
May which went from eourtshir
10 the courts last month is that
Of Mr.. aud slrs. William =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
NAY ADJUST SHORT TIME
OKLAHOMA INDIAN LEASES

81 Louis Mo- Nay The +
flee 20 indian afie fe was requested
10 adjust short ~ leafcs % .zne
property owned sy Indians lu osls
homa on ne plea fhey work bard.
ship on mine operators % account ~
thcir short tenure .nu resolution
adopted q, the aauuai convention pf
ihe American zinc ihst.ts wilton
ended here ihsi riKht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
ARMY APPROPRIATION GIL
GOES TO THE SENATE

Washington MAY - The army
Appropriation bil passed ~ the hon--
yesterday was sent 20 ihr sens
military committee today for studs
An attempt probably wiil he made ~
hat commit &c if was "a 70 n
crease tho number of enlisted mes.
above he isea0e provided for ~ NJ
house y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

Rifles lie Is sistg four Silr
ninrteeu IL fsd 8i Aflaaile
s1iy for au accounting q ftsnds
he SAYS ~ plaessl la lhe band. 1T
his wife and ~ sIr aud Mrs
Frank Matthews her uaele oud
aunt. iis Story ii epl,rt va, that
be- ha,l hren stripped ~ $4,000
since his lnafria2e twe YEARS ago.
Joseph Martin, a sesent saar
old San Francisco capitalist re-
eently qualified a. Romeo ia
New York, whefe he first met
-~--.s
GConiinusd on Page 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
Gern1dny
Signs On
TheLMe


nsffn MAr. ti Gsfwsans feelY &
fne Aaed uitlmaeure seeeRtswa
sfrrs sa de~Yw b. sne Alllsa eApss
eaaNeA is kamaaw - seeheeH
f~asN'iae ~ tns ssset Fefmss ~ ~
asslsssn - ma alsaa wssH regard -
a. atanteee Alaafmsmsns. me sF'si -
gsAe syinl~al ana fraeetAl senaisiams
IA. reeiv states tRAl ueFw#nY 80
nsrss uAesnalsieeaNY q iAese ds4f
atA~s
fhga seeiF MAs aerf - sNe afle
ssnlgai faf tfsnswfsai0n 81 ins hfa1*
~ ere silssa savsFrWsrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

teeaaa. NaY. fl..~1 1sfmaaYs aFs
aananlansl 80 sesHaes ~ sMs snEenst
senaessens v~as Delivered e. Ffae'~
sia sser tiers aesrvs ~ O. m'hsr'
ss 0sfwAn Minister ~ Great Hvesa'n.
evfs gaaAf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
'LrpRoN POST TO HOLD
MEETING TONIGHT

There all be- meeting ~ mem
gers of iel'rou Poet Ameriacu lf*
on held At he court house lhis
evening 81 clock Al maa0efF
are urged 70 atfend ~ matters oi n
pfianoo will be ap for discussion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
Former
CityMan
Slugged


Tulsa, May. ia report treFn shs
heeslcs cf lucas gehr oevereaus az
? cc&ces tnis afternoon ts e tne e.
feet tsss i urecnseseus sns csirg-
A raate eerfeee~ste % the sssc ~cnsen
ls eesne scvset hy poliee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
a Story of Millions

Washington May 1.-THE natian's foreign trade continued
fal April figures public today rs the Department
OF Commerce Exports three hundred and forty million
dollars compared with three hundred eighty million
dollars the month before and hundred aud forty eight million
dollars April is2o Imports last month increased three million
dollars tie hundred and ffstvo million dollars total
the beforr but hundred and fort million
dollars below April 1920 mark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
BANQUET ron eREToGRs
TONIGHT At IONS

d wAs deeidea A. ihe npnH a''
luncheon % Rn'afiaus held 80 'as laHr
'balft 4 aaN that ne full newasfA'a
p lend ihe anlpei given ln hoper of
the Hereford breeders ion'gh' piH0f
eltic clubs Hi lso attend hant"
.'ai commerce. u4rmbefH are H 'ffd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
Hfilfa.l BLOWS Up
tifi ~ I~s1l MID

Qaeeasfo~a ireland Nav s.
l,uesusslan w4s Isolated lram the
mainland ihraasa the bi9A lia< ag e
nelysllY bridge tnla fha asltka
sonnaetsa the malalsai ~ esaaif
Cork sith gse lsLa5 81 ealeh 4asas
teNH Is situated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
TWO FOUND DEAD
IN 4uronosiLE

Sex rieans. La MAY. U--Tss
huIlef-riddied bodies OF Dominick -
Glzvanno and Josehp Cze,o. both o.
Sex Orleans we're found By the pol-
ice yesterday ir tae !sster's s-;o-nc
bile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
WEETHER

New Orleans. La. May ii.-TonisAt
xnd THURSDAY ralr. 4
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tcop,inued on PAGE :
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tc0nilnusa on Page },
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-30
MORE T2LAN2MILLION MEN
- nv ~ STATES ARE OUT OF
WORK, Il. p. CENSUS SHOE
RAVIzzA bound over
ON BONDS Of $1,000
Little Girls Furnish Evi-
dence i'm Serious Case
in Court Today.

In bonds Of $500. Isadore Raviz-
"a was bound over to the next term
of the superior court. opening art
Hartford on the first Tuesday in
June, by Judge George w. Klett in
police court this morning, when prob
able cause was found after a hearing
of evidence in indecent assault
charges. The states witnesses are a
number of little Arch street girls,
none of whom are more than IA years
of age. Lawyer p. F. McDonough,
who appears for Ravizza, declined to
put on a defense in the local court.
Ravizza was arrested in his Arch
street carriage repair shop last week
by Detective Sergeant A. j. Richard
son, following an investigation of al
legged discriminating statements by the
little girls. Al The evidence presented
this morning was of such a nature
that the galleries of the court room
were cleared and all not present
strictly on business were ordered to
leave the room.
Two 13 year old girls told of Wis
iting Ravizza's place about three
weeks ago and receiving half dol
lar each from the carriage repair
man. They told of the alleged actions
Continued on Second Page.)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-30
No Hints of Violence Are
Reported HOwever-P0lice
and Factory Officials Fully
Prepared For Any Trouble.

Commencing tonight, special po-
City hail for the protection of the
demonstration in connection with
threatened May Day activities. The
City hall commission decided upon
this step today at a protective meas
ure, only, there having been no
communication or threat, Secretary
William G. Dunn of the commission.
advises.
Other Cities Do Same.
Other. cities throughout the country
are taking similar steps for. the pro-,
lection of public property Should
violent demonstrations sbe Anaade,it It fs
believed that governmental buildings
would be the first places attacked.
In addition to the policeman de-
tailed for duty within the building,
the patrolmen on beats in the center
of the city will be requested to keap
close watch on City hall.
Police Are Prepared.
The police, while not at all alarmed
over the remote possibility of
radical and violent outbreak here,
are nevertheless fully prepared to
cope with whatever situation might
arise. Full preparations for hand
ling any emergency have been made.
At several of the factories it is said
that the watchmen's forces have been
somewhat increased, and at least one
factory several of the more trusted
employees have been requested to re-
main at the plant tomorrow.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-30
Indications Are That Carpenters, Plasterers and
Masons Will Not Go to Work Under New Scale
Wage Cuts Here Not Accepted Construction Men
Idle in State-Compromise Likely in Waterbury

tion to arbitrate the wage cut Of 20
per cent made by contractors, or
specifically reject such reduction.
Many men have been stopping work
the past fortnight because of expira-
ton of the yearly agreements with
contractors and next week for the
same reason building operations are
expected to be at a standstill. The
recent convention of the building al.
lance adopted a policy which de-
clared that a lockout will exist on
the ground that the contractors re-
fuse to renew agreements at the ex-
listing scale of wages.
Waterbury, April 3o.-Mastcr
builders and union bricklayers are
to hold a conference this afternoon
to agree upon new wage scale for
the coming year. 1t Is expected that
the bricklayers who have been re-
ceiving $1.12A hour, will agree to
accept 81 an hour. The bricklayers
are not AFFILIATED with the building
trades council, members of which are
on strike and who have been noti-
fed by vote of the builders exchange
that they must report for work Mon
day or consider themselves dis.
charged.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-30
FIND STILL ON FARM
Omcials Make Coup In Columbia
Man Fined for Having Cider Brandy
Woman Also Assessed.

Lebanon. Conn. April 3o.-Joseph
weriin. who was tried before Justice
Curry last night charged with having
ten gallons of cider brandy in his au-
tomobilc on Thursday, was found
guilty of having liquor with intent to
sell. He was fined s25 and costs
(s7S.7s In alb. and given 80 days in
Jail. A suspended sentence OF 80 days
in jail imposed on March 81 for a
like offense was made effective.
Celia werlin was fined $40 and costs
In the same case, a total of s5g.34.
As the outcome of the arrest OF
werlin an abandoned farm In Column
bia was visited by Deputy Sheriff
Harmon yesterday and a still seized
and with IL FIVE hundred gallons of
liquor. The farm is said to have been
owned In part by werlin and a Hart
ford man for whom the officers are
searching. The driver OF the automo-
bile used by werlin Thursday is being
sought. The complaints growing out
of the seizure OF yesterday have not
been heard. The cases will be taken
before a Columbia Justice.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-30

1t was stated today by those
familiar with both the masons,
plasterers and carpenters unions and
the contractors that there is every
likelihood of these tradesmen remain
ing away from work on Monday
Notices have been issued of a reduc-
ton in the pay of masons and pIas-
terers from s1.1211 hour to 90
cents an hour, and a reduction Of
from 81 to 80 cents hour for
carpenters. 1t is not expected that
this cut will be accepted.
New Haven, April 30.-Reviewing
conditions industrially and in the
construction trades Patrick r.
o'Meara. president of the Connecti-
cut Federation Of Labor, today es-
timatedi that $4,000 workers are idle
in Connecticut. He said that no i'm
provement was evident during the
present week The ballots sent out
by the Building Trades Alliance for
a referendum among members of af-
hliated unions on the attitude to be
taken toward members of the Com
necticut Builders Exchange have not
been counted. The question is
whether unions endorse a PROPOSE
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-30
Motor Cruiser Loses
In Race Against Train

New York, April 3O.-The motor
cruiser Gar II, Jr, of Detroit, racing
against passenger train time from
Miami Fla, to New York, completed
the last leg of her voyage here this
morning. Her actual running time
for 1850 miles was announced by
her commander, Gar Wood,as Al hours
and % minutes The running time of
the Havana Special over the Atlantic
Coast line, which the Gar Ii, Jr., tried
to better, was 42h hours for 1.4So
miles. This time included all regular
stops and a wait of one hour at
Washington.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-30
Explains ElectrOcutiOn,
He Gets Terrific Shock

Stamford, April 30.-Leon West, a
fireman on the New Haven railroad,
according to acquaintances, sat in a
lunch room last night discussing elec-
trocution of a criminal in a chair and
the effect of electricity on the human
body. Later while operating knife
switch in the energized zone in the
local freight yard he got a shock,
1900 voltage passing through him.
He may recover. West was at work
on an electric engine and was trying
to throw the switch with a. long pole.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-30
REDS HELD In NEW YORK
Two Women and Three Men SUSPECTS
, Locked Up to Guard Against May
Day Outbreaks Tomorrow.

New York, April 30.-Police activ-.
tiles to thwart possible radical May
Day demonstrations here tomorrow
resulted in the arrest today of two
women radical suspects and the hold
ing. under $4,000 bail of three men
arrested last night on a charge OF
suspicion of criminal anarchy The
women gave their names as Mrs. Min
ME kahman, Al, and Mrs. Teenie Jur-
son. %. both OF whom police said
were stuffing seditious literature into
mail boxes. Search OF their homes,
the authorities said, revealed a GUAM
tity of radical literature and COM
munist flags.
The men who were held in high bail
were Israel Amter, John Siebert' and
Abram Jackira, who We're arrested
during a raid on an apartment house
in Bleecker street last night.