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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03

Special to the Intelligencer.
Lisbon, Ohio, Aug. 2.-Hnward hitch-
ell. alias Harry Carman. the W eHsVllie
barber who Is alleged to have murdered
Harry Cummins. StcubenVtlle automobile
salesman and world war veteran more
than a week ago, was lodged In the
Columbiana county jail here shorty
after ten o'clock tonight.
Mitchell was arrested at $50 O'clock
this evening At Cleveland. ohio. by Scott
Rowan, 4 justice Of the peace OF Steu-
benville. Rowan. after making the ar
rest, boarded Fort Wayne train lot
Salem. and brought the alleged murderer
TO Lisbon by street car. At the tele-
graphic request of Squire Rowan. Shcr-
in Conner Lewis, Of Columbiana county,
wlnt TO Salem to met Rowan and the
prisnacr. along with Prosecuting At
tornry Pierce and Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Moorcldnd Of Jefferson county.
who went from Stcubcnvillc to Salem.
Eeforc Mitchell was lodged in jail. he
was taken to the liostcitcr hotel here
where he was given severe GriiInE.
lie admitted. Sheriff Lewis said. ihat no
Is Howard Mitchell. However. h" made
absolute denial that he had committed
the murder Of Harry Cummins. declar-
Ing that he had not been in Stcuh"nrIlie
for several weeks. He claimed that he
had been working in Cleveland.
just why Squire Rowan went 10 Clevs
land carly this morning has not been
explained, but tn" justice stated that ne
happened onto Mitchell in cleveland.
He had known Mitchell. and as soon ~
nc laid eyes on him in Cleveland, he rec
ognizcd the alleged murderer. squire
Rowan said chat he promptly placed
hal ,rI. O'Clock
this evening. and boarded the nrsi train
that would bring him 10 Salem.
Mitchell was taken 10 the Lisbon jail
rather than to S;cuhcnvillc. owing t" 'h"
irAamcd state of feeling at the latter
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TO DETERMINE FATE OF DYE SCHEDULE
AND AMERICAN VALUATION PROVISION

tho New York customs nouSc.
Th.s would nla"" tho burden Of Prov
ing that imports ~"r" comparative cr
the domestic manufacture instead OF
tn" customs service. Th" home value
basis it is claimed. would be installed
only in cases where proof was forth
coming nf the similarity ot the articles
in whIrl, event is proponents believe
there would ~. lri;Ic room for nt!Sa-
ton over customs "a 10 values.
Means Confusion
The Tn:n' was mad" today by Thomas
J. pohcrly Of New York. representing
tho National Council Of EXPORTERS and
Traders that tn" hous" hill had given
no definition Of The term. comparable
and "r"mrrtitiVc." II" declared the5
could be construed in q scor" "f Ways
and that III" net result would he an
endless tanElc cf controversies over
wn.,h"r ,,,rricular imports had counter
part, in tho American wholesale market
He Also asked mo committee for con-
strucrinn IN III" phrase. "prircinal nas-
hnr" FROM wnirh. under N" bill. tho
pri,cs for the home VARIATION must BE-
taken for assessing duties.
The c"mmit'rr alSn heard several
other w!tr",srs during todayS session
most Of whom spoke IN favor OF the
home value plan.
Thor Arguments constituted largely
a rcIrerai,nu Of s'a'"r'rn'> wade :"
favor If rne pian drrsr= ~ -rar'r
.wn r~ph. fnr it. CcnS'd"ra'r>-
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Va .rir.-;r- Nu-. n" senate nm
aurr rur'mri;." T'ArtI'hiy completed
IT, hearings tn.!ay "r tw"ri'an Na!ua-
ZION provisions IN ~. HmrdOcy tarH
Mill. uraparatnry :" determining later
IN ~" wcck whether th"r shall y" -
tainrd as tho basis "f assessing du:r>.
Three witnesses =, main :" Ec h'hrh on
~. S,Ih;rrr tomorrow :tit"r "hl"n IN"
dive embargo which WAS stricken ""t
hy the houS" viii b" taken UP for H!"f
testimony It's fate also wi'! >" deter
mined IN tho series Of 'N"rUi;I" mec;-
inss whirh will begin THURSDAY.
Chairman r"nruSr announced that
prnlurrati,. as we'll as R"pubiiran COM
n.it;re members would. participate in
tho executive consideration "f IN" w."
subjects calling n III" minority Nom
brra marks drpa-tur" from III" usual
rrarrlrr "r hcposinG Of su"N ir"""inN
hy -" majority ILrtT and from ~
,n,irh. fn!low"d Hy n" h"I'" M"rS ard
means committee n drafting IN" pros
.u' hl
Valuation Plan Opposed
y 4 result ~ tho chang" ~ proceed
MO many senator's declared III" Amer
lean valuation section as drafted by III"
huusc had small chance az receiving
committee. approval. II was sad that
none rf Tive Democratic Cnnnlttc" m"''-
hers favored II and that s"""-al Repuh-
,r,rs would oppose It S"n'Imcn; has
l.,.,r S,iI.n. IN til" r"nrrtr"r for ac-
ran prn?" 81 ly ,,'"rc" 4" Na'is "f
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Strong for
Auto Tax
President Harding Back Of
Proposal for $40 Assess
ment on Every Car
BY DAVID LAwRENCE.
(ToryriEht Is The fnt"lnsepcesD


Washington Aux " Taxes ~ hte-
rsS, pol'.i,s,t and ".'"7on.r iSSir A"for.
no couarr, - ',~. holds IN" '"n'rr ~
no STAG" rsr.. After five months -
study. 80 ii1rI'n< ADMINISTRATION has
finally aid up On 'ha i"Ers'a:i'c ,tHl"s
- t'orE-sse 40 7-S, COP. rot" SuESeS-
'io-S as ~ No" ~" HrorHy shall -"
~z;Sed 10 -vr The government 7"I meet
past obligations.
Aryore who submits ;HN "r"c-an'
S-S; mus. hear ~" brun. - ,-,'i"l~rr
aIr Secretary Melton has not suggested
: rigid s~hc.r" Should congress Dc
,'iSN a better "av 20 raiSN SiSAn. COS. an
uhi~h = 'hH amount ot n" bU'iS.'. Nr
M"I,on No,I b. tNH ,1st u ohjS,t {
Similarly. ~. E":,. lean la ,rrS VII"
Know :ha; the 'u;I-c - ~" Dtr:! a. the
~ex, congressional elections ycar
Fence depends upon ~" Kind "t 'aN"S
imposed are row pu: u2cr their motti"
=" frame 4 better LAX ProSrAn 4 they
,.r.
D"nocra,lr mcmb.-s "t the Ways aad
means COMMITTEES ar" r,tUraiH' cppo SET
- the suggestions mad" y! ,hH Kepuh-
lean secretary % the treasury. The
new program" says R"p-es-ntarI -
John Garner o. Texas. is nothinS
more ror les; than 4 transfer ~ ~"
burden from those best ah!" - raS 10
he masses t"ast abe 20 pay."
TO sun?or; ,ha, view Mr. Garner
f"iH'S out '""I ""''" Nh '"' Va
80" '',,'' ,,,,, =. :. .,,d
90 ,.'e, ,,,..,,d
,,',,..,,,.-.rs ~
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RUM RUNNING
CONSP|RCY IS
NOW REVEALED
SCHOONER'S SEIZURE
FURNISHES EVIDENCE
Many Other Vessels Declared
Engaged In the Smuggling
of Liquor Cargoes

New York. Aug 2.-Frdcral officials
claimed tonight ~ have evidence OF q
rum-runrirE conspiracy. inVol VI nE
monument persons in various cities
n,ong the Atlantic s"aHord. which would
60 far toward clearing ur III" mystery
Of phantom ships for several months
reported hobbrne vi outside the three
mile limit
This claim va made after the liquor
laden schooner Henry l.. Marshall had
been seized off Atlantic Gtty ard brought
INTO this port. with four Of her ere"
rs the coast-Guard cutter Seneca. Her
cartain and mate escaped IN swift
motor boat.
Federal agents declined 70 reveal the
nature ~ the evidence at their COM
mand. hut in,matcd tina: more than
one vessel Was engaged In landing IL
uunr along the coast from Maine 10
Florida Firm belief was expressed that
these were the liCht,ess craft when
mariners had declared on reaching port
had been sighted 1T sea, but had re-
fused 10 answer signals.
NO Specific Complaint
No s;echc complaint :hus far has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
HOWARD MITCHELL, THE ALLEGED
SLAYER Of HARRY CUMAI|NS, IS
ARRESTED; PLACED IN LISBON JAIL
Arrest Made in Cleveland By
Justice of the Peace Row.
an of Steubenville, Who
Recognized the Accused
Barber on City Street

Early this "wednesday morning
Sheriff Lucas Of jefferson county.
Ohio. stated 10 The Intel!lgcn"er
over the lonS distance telephone,
,ha, the reason for the taking ot
Howard Mitchell, alleged slayer OF
Harry Cummins. 10 the Columb!an;'
jaN At Lisbon last night. rather than
10 the county Jail AZ Steubenvllle'
was the fear that the state or !eci-
ing against tlre prisoner might r"s"!t
in trouble. He said Mitchell wollh
not be taken TO Steubenvilir for t""
or three days.
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relna sod. Kelley was badly frightened.
81 thought sure I WAS n he honor
gu"<r =. a neCkt;" uartv. he said. DIS.
cusS!nS last nights experience. All
want now is I" got out Of this danger
ous country" kclleY was busy today
trying 20 raise suffr;cnt fands 10 get
- his home N columbus.
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THE VIE ATEER

we-. observation-disclosures and probably
thunder storms Wednesday. THURSDAY
fair; little change in temperature
Western PcnnSylvan4s and Ohio
Showers wednerday Thursday foiI :
,rnoerzto tA1nperaturA
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AreFree
NOT GUILTY VERDICT
By CHICAGO JURY
Only One Ballot Taken
Cheers From Spectators
When Jury Reports

chicago Aug. Tho seven former
Chicago White SIX baseball players and
fwn cthcra or trial for alleged con-
spray 10 dcfraud tho public through
throwing OF the 1919 world series games
tonight were found not guilty by a
jury.
The y~dirt was reached after two
hours and rorty-'cvcn minutes OF de-
liberation. but WAS not returned until
forty minutes later. Judge Hing" VI
Friend hr'nS out "f court when nc de-
cis!on was reached
The Defendants
IT," DE- ndanr. were Buck Weaver,
third klaeman: Oscar Felsch. outie;dcr;
Charles RisherE shortStop: Arnold
Gard!l first baseman: Claude Williams
and Eddie Cicott". pitchers: J"" Jack
son. outiclder AL former White Sox
r,aycrs---nnd Carl FORK OF st. Louis and
David Hclccr OF Pes MUines.
The jury took only one ballot.
Announcement ur tho verdict was
greeted by cheers from the several hum
drcl persons who remained in court for
IN" nnal decision. and shouts OF Hoo
ray cor 'hc C,can Sox'"
Judge Friend congratulated tho jury
saying re Thought IT n just verdict.
Shouted His Thanks
Eddie Clco;te was the first 81 ,ho de-
PENDANTS 10 reach the jurors. He
grabbed william Barrett by both hands.
shouting his thanks.
Joe Jackson. Claude Williams and the
others were close behind. and the Jurors
lifted them onto their shoulders while
naShl;Eh, pho, graphs wcr" taken.
RailiTs vainly rounded for order
and nually. noticing Judge Friend $
smiles coined in the whistling and the
rn.cr,ng. Hats sailed high in tho mir.
papers were thrown. around and the
cour, room was tho scene Of the widest
confusion In any recent Cook county
criminal case
A. tho jurors filed out ot the room
they were slapped on the back and
shouted Congratu!atory words by ihe
sp' ctatorS.
Tn. Ci"frnda nts nu hearing the nine
,crd!.:s read by tho court clerk. gave
vent 70 their fcci'nGs II varied man
n"rs Throughout tho hours tho Jury
driih"ratrd the Mon had paced u2 and
down. at times gathered in Iitti" groups
90 quietly discuss the case. or remained
secluded
Players Excited.
Wien the thrr" lCud knocks or tn"
lur- room door were heard. indicating
a verdict everyone jumped f"- the
c0ur. room. but the excitement Was mo-
m"m'Irl, +; being some time before
Judge FrirEd could be reached.
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New York. Aug. - 1h"r" was r" one
IN New York tonight wh" "onl7 say
what singer would succeed ih". lh'
lnr!c" taruS". next ia'h AS ''''"'hF
tenor II III" Metropolitan 'i'r' COM
Iany.
CaruSo's death IN Maple, thu morn
ing was considered b" critics IN have
i,f, Vacant \ place In opera 'hat no
living tenor can nj. Ipr Earus" was
Nm. or .hc Dnc-2 h.v dominance ahOvo
ou rho other artists being universally
rcrcyrized
c,.;,t, r,..,.v,, .or.-,, r,ana-er
~. n.ro,o,,,,, nn.-o coun,nv who
.ol,.c,, a., ,r,,s,. md Tho or.ras in
,,if.,, ,rcv n.y.. % he heard il In Europe
~ 80 n,,o u Kahn chairman OF the
In,,I ,r tjr..t,rs and Hcnry Rogers
W;r,hrup vice president. Many other
men who have a voice in n" conduct OF
,nn Ne.rnpoi.tan also wrr" on, Of the
,,..,,-.. o,r,;,rr III, lis S,De sur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
MISTAKE OF PAIR
NOT NOTIFYING MCDOWELL COUNTY
SHERIFF Of ARRIVAL At WEIGH
Lively, Pence and Saters Released Under $4,000 Bonds
For October Term Of Court - Mining Region Towns
Quiet But Situation Dec Jared Mcnaclng
BY Dwioht n. Teter

Va
E"Sl'rhaF hu rom
| q
Thursday his h"n" IN Ma""n 10" MS
4
Nc Mcdowell brought 'nn
switch Ma"wan "lh
He by ms 1"n1| ana
q th
be discovered An
his ahSenc" IN WhH u" was
odth his life tia'n," WAS
he Freely ''""H'
Of made about l.
the
the warnings given him and MS r,' ~ 49, @
about thirty IN
BY his wife Ed Chambers ana & W anu
hotel and th'V' N
nd had
notified sheriff
II
probability
preparations tiaNehs se!
,nd u.s n-enarad him a
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Eut unfortunately. rs = '3er 'H'
ou: no uUrlre waS given "a" '>nc''"
oCti,, Of th":r presence IN "ci'h '"',
u,tu.ld and his wlfc aud rhn'""'rS IN"
his wiCc SGT out for tho court r'uH''
When rray arrived NJ the court """''
Sons ,hry saw fairly l"rS" crowd
standing n, the "a a%r. nut thinking nH'h'
i..< rf r. q. 'hc tour mounted III" Steps.
NJ, 4 H. VOL known that IN" 'o"T'
house S,aud. "r al Slight "l"'a'.'n 'n"
h,,,.h from tn, s,r,'' 20 q ;h,i t'"H' 'A'F'H
STEPS Rave 10 be tah'" H"'"r" 'h' q "
- reached /. VA ~ i1"'" Steps mat
Hatfield and 'hanh'l. ''.r'''i. "'''''-
nantcd -. the tim' -, i'.'i" "''''
Iust :, tHcy r"a.'h'd tn ,"r H. ""T'
met ~y e. =. l.;,'i. H"i H"S''r renee.
Lively Fired First Shot
Acr0r1irs - v"-E Su"-t'ht"t' IN
formation. thor" Wa~ uo A-Suh'nt 80
tween Lives. and iit:n".a. Hui iu,"'i-
,,,.ly ;nr ~h.n;iu-; started. u - = '..'-
:, wsI ~s;'',,. "a: in tn" minds oi n!
.rcn-,nrr. that Lively hrrd -" 'r'i
shot. wh.rh they saE hi' 'rAm'"rr N
tho rlg,;t side { thr !:"rtH"h ST..
cuo,,rc rom ,n, Of ,ho -" witnesses.
,s soon as the first shot va med ~
Lively hc and Fence rluncet DOWN n"
st,pr' firing q, they went. NN"n mo
smoke cleared away and IN" shooting
ceased IL did NJ !Is' "'"r thtr'2 -"
ords SD IE,,r.'i and ~. ''h"mh"r'
vo-c l,tr= Ira! Sid ',t""ids ".'r'
A,ntl. stiii ~ ~ ta'".
No Shot By Hatteld
According :" many uuNh>N"H r';HT''
II9,r.II and ,'har'h,rS wsr" accuse" ot
rrirr numerous ~r"tS ~ IiN"'N ana
rcrr. hu. af'"r tr~ eNcr'' m"nt ho" H.''
ao,vn ana clear statement ~ ~" "'''"
.rai- car hc hrd with some accuracy.
,hcrr -, ~ ~ - soT" hnuHt ~ 'hIs
.rh,er, T"o = ca;ihr> r"volNe-S wc'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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Begins in the Sunday News of August 9TH

William Met o,rhs fjr>t suggested thA No"d"'" wilson
>houi,l run tnr cutcr,or of Nrw jersey.
He knew the board of trustees =" frnre
tom and know Wilson would he elected president OF
that rolege
Met onlbS manager Wilson, campaign "r ihc Democrat"
presidential nomination.
Met omhs had personal charge of the Wilson interest before
the Democratic al Baltimore. ami during IN" cN
citing DAYS that resulted in the nomination
N,or,hs rcc,,, and suppressed Telegram rou Wilson
himself which Withdrew hi, from before IN" r"nN"iln
Met 'orrf,s continued the i-ht for Wilson and won
Met nnh, VA, present and knc" all n" details OF tn n
nous break between Wilson auI Col 'ir"r;' Harvey
7bcc .l,,, and many more viii to GtSrriIH1 from 'hr
.,insi,Ic' in mar. coS of articles beginning N
The SNIrda, i August /
I,onr miss onro of these. Order now (n-
The News Next Sunday
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begged Lively Not to Shoe.

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Players Excited.

When the three lcud knocks or tn"
lur" -"om door were heard, ind!rat!ng
\ verdict. everyone jumped f"- the
cour; room. but the excitement was mo-
n'"m'LrN, I being Some lin" before
Judge FrirCd could be rcach'd.
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THE INTELLIGE EN- GER
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16
DEMENTED MAN A SUICIDE
Death of Bosom Fricud Shot During
Raid on Stili OCCaSioncd Deed.


PONCA CITY, Nov Walter
II. Simmons. AGED about forty years
a farmer liviuE in the western Osago
at point southeast of kaw CITY.
committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself through the stom-
zach. dying almost instantly. Sim
mons lived ON pogic creek whore
Osagc county officers claim 20 haNc
located moonsnining stii about
ten days ago.
Following the alleged find, Josso
kcnncr WAS shot and KILLED by Dep
uty Sheriff Smith. one OF the posse
The body OF kcnner was hauled into
, Naw city by simmons ana this fact
so continued to weigh upon his mind
that b, h. said To have become men.
| tally doraugod thus leading 20 his
action In committing suicide, lie
/ leaves widow aud four children.
4 kenncr and Smith are said 60 have
/ been bosom friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16

Robert A. Mcr'iruev
Funeral Director 84i S. Main
Phone Usage iql-H5G Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16

German alliance. An "N.S' program
j. better
And rhou again there ls tho re-
puii than Japan wants her citi2cua
admitted tn this country on terms
" racial cauauty. that she wants
them frc, 60 purchase aud cultivate
lands iu the parts W this country best
suited o. them California. Arizona,
Texas and Oklahoma.
What France Wants.
And France BE ready to talk land
disarmament provided she Is given
an alliance with Great Britain and
the United Sutoa which viii protect
her against Germany Such a treaty
ls now riggouhulod by the senate
foreign rulltlnnH committee which
Wps so much opposed to 10 that Il
has never even discussed reporting
II out.
china s r.prrtruicd ~ \ dI,cEa-
don. thu government which sent
thcm being iu danger of falling be-
fore tho conference hdluurna.
Our own country which called
the conference. talks of restricting
armS aud 20 settling uur troubles
in an orderly manner around q con.
ference station. llut tr, lhu people
really ln favor uf orderly procedure
OuN last week so had tho citation
OF Postmaster General Hayes tu a
,I.ake charles IN. wnu carrier who
Z (hnttiad u rohbor 'NN only regret
/ ia that YOU ala not bring iu dead
rohhcr."
Aud again We had the example oI
the temperauyr board OF the Moth
odist Episcopal church. tho nr~cg
Protestant church in America, ufg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16
KIDS WILL HEAR SUNDAY
Evangelist VIII Give His Time 70
Children saturday Afternoon.

Billy Sunday will give his time 10
the boys and girls Saturday after
noon when the first rally for young
er school pupils will be held I'm the
big tabernacle at 2:30 o'clock.
What he has to say TO them will be
illustrated by flags of the different
nations.
The rally will be part OF work
among grade and high school stu-
dents by Miss Florence Kinney of
the Sunday party. Miss Kinney
spoke to pupils in classes from the
fifth grade up oS Kendall school aft
er school closing time yesterday in
College Hill Presbyterian church,
following a song service led by Rev.
W. f. Garvin, grade work chairman,
and will make a similar appeal for q
decision for Christ from upper class
pupils OF Lowell school at n short
program in Bullette Memorial
church this week. Miss Kinney will
meet with tulsa high school girls
for the first time at the First Pres
byterian church at AIS o'clock
Thursday afternoon. All purely re-
lgious meetings for young people
will take place in the nearest CO.
operating churches.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16

at his urraiEnmcnt before Justice
$. r. Hallman Tuesday and was
committed TO Jail in default of
$1,000 bond pending preliminary
hearing. November is tie vs.
charged with the theft OF $3.50
ladies' scalskiu coat.
-
THE ROYAL PHILIPPINE string
band scored big hit with the Ru-
dieucc at the high school. Monday
night. being cncorcd many times.
Selections from "Rigulctto" and
The Poet and the Peasant won
great applause. as aid the medley Of
popular airs. new feature was
vocal duets IN Spanish and Flip
piuo
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of speed and ON the vNong aide of
the road smashed into car driven by
her husband and tn which she was
an occupant throwing her several
feet into a nearby ditch. fracturing
her right forearm, bruising her coll
larhony and causing severe bruises
on other parts Of her bodyN
A SUIT FOR SGsG.es uncollccted
attorney fees was filcd In district
court Tuesday by the firm OF Prem
ticc & Bcll, attorneys. against Lee
McGregor. The attorneys petition
that the above sum is due them ~
n result Of contract drawn up be-
tween McGrcgor and themselves In
which they were to receive 80 q
per cent oG the amount collected In
an Insurance suit which was decid b
ed in McGregor's favg.
-
EZRA WARD. negro charged
with the murder of George Meldcu
on october 30 near Spcrry, was dis
missed at his preliminary hearing
before Justice J. H. Query, Tues
dav Negroes from the Spcrry
neighborhood crowded the court
D. during the trial Those who
took tho witness stand testified that
I Ntru tlttu only ait'l dtluOU UHb
repeatedly beaten him over the head
ana even threatened his ne.
I TROY w. LEWIS, prominent at
/ torncy " Little Rock Ark, was in
Tulsa Tuesday, on business lie will
/ be thc guest NJ Attorney Bailey Bolt
| OF the firm OF Prentice & Bell, dur
| ing his stay.
JOHN GRUnEs pleaded NOT
guilty at his arrIigument before
/ Justice j. II. Query. TuosJay ON a
charge of auto theft ana was com
mittcd 10 jail i'm default Of $4,000
bond, pending his preliminary hear
ing. November %. Grubhs is
charged with the theft OF n Buick
car valued at $1,000 from W. NJ
| Dewey
W. H. BARNES alias George
| Richardson at his aftaisnm-ut bv-
fore Justice j. T. Thompson Tues
day on charge Of carrying con
cealcd weapons, pleaded not guiltS
and pending his preliminary hear
ing. November II, was released un'
der heavy bond,
ALBERT VANN. charged witt
grand larceny, pleaded not Enlt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16
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