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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
Americans on Way to Frontier.

WASHINGTON, Aug. a.-The state
department was informed today by its
representatives ~ Riga and Roval
that Americans who have been In
csrcerated at Moscow were on the
way TO the frontier yesterday. They
are expected TO arrive a, Jamburg
this evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
80. .OOo Gnss-,nt, y Migrate.

RIGA, Aug OBy the Associated
Fressl On the eve ~ the arrival
Of representatives Of tho American
relief administration and soviet Rus
sH to discuss American relief plans.
the soviet government today Issued
statistics tending to show greater
effort To combat hunger than la other
famine years.
According To- these statistics. soviet
relief IL progressing well and claims
are made that u is possible. with
lwitcd facilities. to transport food.
From June 20 10 July 20. II is claimed
10000 peasants who have been forced
90 live ON grass. hnve officially mt
grated to fruitful siberia by the Mos
COW kAzan railway. while 81 000 al
ready have been transported on the
Nolga river.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

"a. m.
suit OF my failure to understand you.
You will probably never know how
have missed you aud lonEed for YOU.
IL seems as " every particle OF faith
have ever possessed has been
broken. yet deep In my heart belieN"
that some day you are coming-it
may be- only Thc goodness Of God
that permits me to retain that thought
80 1 can play on until the end. l
have thought some OF going away, IN
fact az one time was ready 10 leave
but have decided to remain here at
least for q whilc-as long as duty
plays such AN important part ~ your
life why shouldn't you also In
mlucF'
Another passage stated II seems so
good To he away from the insults ana
abuse" of relative uf Kennedy and
added, Il never want To sre California
again unless / ana with YOU"
The closing lines read
Love T. Al There H."
please be- happy. my Bolton, We
never know when the curtain may
fali Tor the last time and love is all
there Us TO tnis earthly life that Is uf
any value. You have strength of
/ character enough To know whether
you are doing right ar not. / want
you strong enough Ia de- what you
want to- do or / do not want you at
all
How do yob like my piCturc7"
a diary found among Mrs. Ohon-
I chains effects indicated she was h
Evanston. M. iu January ana if
/ June last The latter referred a.
sending post cards and said Evan
ston has many little art stores" Ac'
cording To the diary Mrs Obenchuii
arrived In Los Angeles Jan. 7 last
There were numerous references q
meeting "Bpltou" ana "B." as wei
us other persons. bther entric
showed she lcft for the east May 8
arriving In Chicago three days later
She left Chicago june ~ and travel
ed by way Of Vancouver. seattle an'
san Francisco 20 Los Angeles arrlv
ing here July s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

UI- UTVNUITIWE WTTVTTTVTT- WT7TT
character Of the day, partly
cloudy.
New Mexico Fair in south. un-
settled In north portion tonight
and Wednesday, little change in
temperature.
Arizona Fair tonight and Wed
nosdny. not much change In tenn
pcraturc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
President Back
After Vacation

WASHINGTON. Aug President
aud Mrs Harding returned To wash
ington this morning after an absence
NJ eleven days. most of watch was
spent on vacation in the White noun
inins OF New Hampshire. The yacht
Mnvfluwer came up the Potomac
ahead uf schedule and docked at a:3g
"a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

Bosion. 4; Detroit. 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

ChIcngo. 5i Ncw York. q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

I'hIIadcIrhIa. q Clc,cIand. 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
Today's Results
American League.
Detroit. I; Boston n.

Scoro--first game: II. lie.
Detroit .... .300 oil 020-7 ~ .
Boston ....223 Oo0 0ls--s IL 1
Batteries; Davis. Middleton and
nasslcr. Woodall; Bush. Russell and
Ruei.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

Score second game; II. n. E.
Detroit ..tO0 OO0 000-i 3
Boston ....oi3 600 i0s---t 7 0
Batteries; Holling and HnHsler:
Jones' and Ruel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
sl,c pidu't Understand.

Extracts from the letter signed,
Mrs J. Beltou Kennedy" read
How much unnecessary trouble
could have been avoided II had un-
derstood you and you had understood
me Nv Belton why do you always
do the things others prophesy SOU
viii 10 anC never do the things / have
faith in your doing -
II shalt suucr always Tor the way !
treated you. have no excuse
possibly 1t was only the horrible re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

II you're in double about how to
word that want ad, call 345. An
experienced ad writer win gladly
help you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
WOMAN HLUEnEAnD KILLS
4 HUSBANDS FOR MONEY
| ydia Southland. nee Trueblood.
4 beautiful of Pace and
Figure. But Fsend az
Heart 1t Seems

ie Auasle N is an *. gha
moa Hifsflte aas e,autfsl eamea
rs fhe pss|f'e eosst ss she DAs besa
sileA mans aasa bs aamlfaa Is
he.n Asf far enc uafas af taHs
husbands aea lNa oghsfs Hae 10 aaa
,ailed the WniuaH nluahsafa
i ehsfse4 faa tfaa AaasNafi
isfme leeanan Ma Tfi wheas
nnlaen uame MAS ifAla rfueasa,a
married mea lnduf . lham - lnsaFp
lheir llsea shaa ualaeuss lheul
nodles ~ all hes Victims have tesa
ushamsa ana tfAepa of 9silsou fuha
Nbe ilr mauiea RnbeFl tAmlsy
in 1919 he dlsa % igit Na Aes
Mm q Mlloifle isit hu aleA IgiA
Na Harlan d lveis lsls he aied
ihe same year No EawafA Meyef
dled iu issn TheY vsfe married Us
1850
ilef fIfh psal soalhnA hsd kat
rsen'ly Insured his nse IT, haa =
narrow escape The somsn pleass
pa eul4y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
MURDER PLOT DEVELOPS
IN OEvEnEAUX CASE
Woman In Case Says She VIII
Tell All Says Officers
Have The Right
Guy

1plsn oAs May @ Airs leste
james confronted this mofanE ulsh
accusations ~ apanis ut aasfi
Han's pbo h.d observed hef msiNads
oi caring fr Jua J0hn pstsfsaa
st he seelfy 30 ihe charges $50
rhrvtens fo an toe flath 4Noul lbs
rlyt efioua dealh ~ the iaflst phen
she Is placed 90 ile witness stssd
Pui mo or no witness siarf lu
ieH fhe sho's story
Ypuii fet iae rsht rsy ali akH
mrs ianea esehia.d 10 reporter
asef aha Rad denied ever havnf
threatened judge Deyeraus WAN
death 81 ti0isnee
Ns Jamea ard coldle Gordon afe
being heA "a jail following n4sf ar
falgament Yesterday evening bef3fe
Justice y 3 Gray oa a murder chafgs
81 eh5eh ueY pleaded nos galliy
a. = pleAHau aa oii man nba Aas
been hflae ga .hs room where Judge
hFsfsua w#s found o. local hotai
and eho bas beeu intimately rtiaisa
) lih the James woman according Is
county offleisla was arrested IS
Captain George laaiue 20 b. held ~
infeafAaiion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
HOW To PLAY EFFECTIVELY
WILL Be EIEMpLIFIED
Play Ground Experts To Put on
the Work In the Open
Excursions Postponed on
Account Of Rain

fae play leaang cass viii have as
'alfpuant demonstration at ous aoos
play leading q, The e.,y haa saiaf
DAY afiegneon al ( shara Feef,
'nlAniesF plas leader ahonis be sher
Ths week II making wonderful pto
'sFess audef iae exaeri Il recglon nf
Miss Roach aad promises sg shs
close 81 hef THREE werks og profeieaf
insir4 ion So Vrndace large nam
eer q fatty eqa epsa plAg headers
who wlH W. Feads 50 organ ne ana
direct ans ~ the various lines of
~ndaar and outdoor reerraiions nos
nnle aashrle aa n rstev tevm
and commnnitf 30 Ioran coaBiy
The weather has maae II necrssar
'o call of she frlaay mceta whi a
wers planned at anm'on coyte ans
Marshaf cover ag afl day and eve
ngag other dates wlli have io i,..
arranged At soch times ~ wil uaf
interfere wth repaiaf rsass work If
Mlss Roach baf sbe au8 ~ corn
are determined ihai fhere outs ae
communltles shall hspe every rose..
Nls A1vsrare ef all me wors of fhsse
experts sent 70 CaiAre by tAe 81
tlonAi organ zst.Dn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
CH|CAC0'S 18TH WARD
BLOOD FEUD ON AGAIN
Cousin Of Slain Leader Arrives
Prom New Mexico and
Immediately Gets Action
on Gang

Ch'taEu Mas i3 paul laurmis
eogsn e ~ man sta ihe sna aAa
vha w4a ahol aaa s.liea Nanh
ia o. pH'flfh warfare ef ihe lsih
Mall vfs arrested q Ast mxat ln
connection niih the sheHas fas
daf mefntN ~ Annf akaffes
ens ~ ias iyth Waaa p3 tlea lead
haaarea dis8 q. hoaeliI sss
fefaag ~ hm wpaeaa
iAhflHa ~ ala go ha4a ame ia
ftinso Aiihla ihe assf fas asY8 ieoiu
ms home ia Alsa4scolaa n NJ
fAr rant " d haul aa hs fresh
decorated apA on ihe rfoael Haf
iai ed pAnireaa aeatiment IS ere
ealef clue iollss have 1htslasi r
ptlui ~ iabfpla'a hard .lib one
ilneer es' on IS s4la hy offta rs IS
similar % e.s hand sflaf - tbs
aall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
Tobacco N0taS
Harmful as Tea,
Says Doctor

london, May. f3.--T obzcco is the
least rsrrsfU of ihs fcur social
20 sons.T tea. coffee. tobacco ard
-ltohel according 70 Sir James
Csetlie. the eminent surgeon
speaking here recently
"sr-oke the sarae amour; of 20
bscco every day said SIR James.
"aro fhe heart viii become aeeps
toned e . certain amount. n on-
smokers iess orr day tran another.
Re feels she effect a. much az y
Sc hss sr,oserso more {"
I+s sad three days sbsflnenc-
from smoking would entirely frss
the system q nicotine SIR James
condemned ths cigarette.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13

oAmulgee Nay - Having 10 e.
without Tas liahis or fires of sng
Kind & he lais of the fes dents neas
one of he bisser gas pools sa o.
malgee county
The situation developed 4, Morris
where Fasser drilled 10 ihs iowa
ste broke loose At Wednesday nseh
and Is hiowlnT A. he rate of 1900
600 onbic feet q day A J Johnsos.
and associates who own the %su
state that they believe the ironhle ls
coming from split easing and that ii
mag take several days 70 shat IN
sell Ia again Tas 'own authorizes
have ordered ali burning lighis and
fires IN that part Of Morris 30 ~
kept cut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
LOGAN COT My III HIDING
4 MODEL. BRIDGE

A ncdel bridge Thgs Is ihp dyrsm
* IA sssss high~ay department and
TIE o0ansy com Hiswuners x Logan
couaty II sAe co1stguc sor " the 1ix
concr~ss ard steel brsdEe y ne foot
Of DsAion stree sy4nnrx tse Cot
torw0od creek * thAs poini Wien
tse hrseks = finally competed said
= state hlrAwuy 0sf.e4l toisy sia
- ideal zna he best eTr- construct.
q Il she ss4.e. Il wsi ee vewei By
many eonriss.one-s trom over ,Ae
state rasa finished A. j. j now a.
ver.sed y .Ae hIzAwas deparsmen.
~ he ideal bridge Ae aAdr1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
WILL NOT PERMIT
RAID ON TREASURY
Republican House Leader Saws
Appropriation Bills As Sought
To Be Passed BY Senate.
Too High

0Aiahoma tatN May N Tree So
esas session os iAe oklahoma lesisia
saFe ~as aodsy eqa4seatl, ueaaav
ias ef.'Fsl ssAs Nhca eaages ne.~
hei~FvN sas Y~e aFsnetes arr n *
yssor'ea so ~ ~ effort Is iron a
serlens tistre4ene es ~ the tua
va2of senrop Afscu tlls iae depart
meuial ara Institutional msasare
beih Toe ssnase aus aoase are saas.
las off ior ghe tna. rlssh over Aass.
ei'l No the 4ts~rimer q alsaswe
coatswusy cammfiee< 2re u hs S.
goinlsd Is tetA hasses sofss
f@sre 4isernce el s.
~ Is tAe aerAwmsnsi h.ll Is IS "a
lssfeA The Haase fsssss are 81.
sss est}s wAAe Csc ,eas ) hsH ~oalA
appropriate $sSlt sSSs
Al Indication that the wok Al
esrwcalang tAe teo drafts &
measure NAV uos 81 easily acccm
plshsa VAS eieen a statement
ssea las a4ent ay h Rslley cha
mAu ot D. hanse appropriation
coca ns ifsse
Nr n4Ney said Dis committee,
would pot agree % ans apufeo sale
charge n she two maior approrr .
'aaa bills
We sf convinced Dat lae fe 'res
Aereaa assa ay the hoase committee
rarresval iusf sad comple'e allow
auces fe sN ne essarv functions q
the sa N are not eosne e r~
cede Ggam ihs eo@.tlon WE have Pap
an ~ @lA
He adde's sAe statement ihA' 'ihf
house wonh nes bs n@r'y 50 any
aa4~np, nv the senate 20 raid 'ae
state treasury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
MANY PROMINENT UNl~
inI DipuitIiD U\ UIlDI n

iiHs Nsa May A stGfv ~
persons vfom nebi la psmsIaa eei.i
itHi Nfe ia aiHx nsnsfal om
netsfiaes fHfmsf pffsisieaf y tAe
femelH wefa 1sparfsd ffym pvf
latsf aa ihH ferasAa imef Falts.
according e. ths useaRats rfsats
aeoeal Nensf.ass vaa isken laif
e4ssaf i#tf esfk feF allexsA Nom
aitlts H revolutionary pIat
Tha eafiea aealiaaliaa n ih~
pAlfa f4nn Australia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
pERseslsG NAs FuIL
FLING as LEApES

Washington. Ma ts A. ehsef ~
start Secsssarv WeeAs said General
pa~shims ~al direct seslalmx of th~
rnxslAr ar-,y ard organized reserve
uA ~ ne ~4l command ia she eveut
az sxsss. re,a eeerasisns hssore As
,ys 8,~~,~ns f4e wtM retain tMe aas
,.s rA,artfs ass supd tn Aln a. rAief
- an war saff now D@lar orvaa
sses
e.neral siara-ore - avistsnt a. isf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
BASE BALL GAME HERE
SUNDAY; BIC EVENT
Rivalry Of County Units Becom
ing Intense Mulhall Mud
Hens To Clash With
Locals

0ne OF the mosf thrilling and hara
fqa9a games of she season u es
peesea heFe sundsy May sh Ma
ball and ihe local tesm fIasA "a
as srTemary TIE visiting feam is
r~sainr in ths CoantY League. havlns
beer uneefexsed thas FAR
The local team is WORKING hsr8
ard y eoufaers o. adding another
sealp 70 me teli of victory II IS
team that every person la Oalhr.e
sho4i6 ~ proud of Stow tnls spire
-br yoar support sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
'.OI-D DOBBIN" MORE
DEADLY THAN 4 FORD

Clyce and Pheobe. children of Nr
ard Nrs. n G. B4er xao live resf
u tAe city had narrow escape from
death OF serious lniurY yesterday
The Children TAD been riding one of
TIE farm horses ard tad mounted tne
snlrasi a. usual The horse backed
ks-ies re children from ia bzck
an6 fhee kleked fhen. Clyde has a
've-y sore neck and Pheokes arm IS
t.oke. - . result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
DtI IGHTER or BRILLIANT
KANSAS EDITOR KILLED

Emporsa. KArs May ~ Nss
asAry Waite. daughter ~ w1iam
Allen N-kssf pgAhsAer % TIE Empor. q
Czres.e ard well ssowu writer. disd
tkis -orninF from he effects ot a
sssl wAl1e norsetack ding last
Tuesday eveEing Her skuil Vas frac-
;rret and Sc ia not rsgain cons
ozsEess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
so-Ec LODGE NAN IS
DEAD At BALTIMORE

haiunors- AAy gohn BeA
ANN Goodwin. who for s years has
beer Krzad secre-4gy o. the soger
egn grand lodge o o 81 ee5
TODAY a. hia Aome here cf Bright 5
disease Tie w4s Il yea-e ose. NJ
Goods.R for p years w4s q iawyer
In Atlanta ard twiee mAyor of tAas
cify
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
posses BUNTING BUNCH
or ESCAPED PRISONERS

Huntsville. Texas. Nay IA
daybreak posses of armef citizens
and officers began securing the East
ern part of Walker county Tor prison,
ers who escaped frpm the HuntxyiIie
s.ate prison Tharzdsy orning.
Prison authorities stated today that
p men were stu At large. Thirteen
1sve been yscsgtsred.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
NEGROES RLfIsE 10 LII
CONSTABLE SERVE PAPERS

When & constable. armed wish a
replevin writ. appeared ~ The house
oceupieA BY a. r Elliot. and his con
ihis morning the txo negroes agorpt-
y produced xuss and told the process
a.rver 10 hst re high places. He did
- prunio Later IN .he afternoon
sheriff Robertson xethered 10 the .wo
5aiky blacks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
DEPUTY SHERIFF CHARGED
WITH KILLING Man

nAftles,llle Nay ia chafe'ns
Ike Sears deputy .bsFiff \ Tied Harry
Gavin. a Ffoeefs aalesman q Carry
Kansas. near hamonla malifi0nRlf
'shen he failed q stop his aufen.o.
blie a. the officers orders Sears q
be ag beld 81 iai here ~ . nnfa u
charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
ANOTHER NAN vs.
FOUND DEAD IN CAR

s. LoalA. MAJ ~ Frank r
yo1ek "a a ersfrsmss ws4 f04rI
lead 8. stalled ear on ioneiy
read .4st rixsf rezr here ResSlg4r
q = ore ckzEb@r emDsy x4s fo9rd
- 80 car 4 large ssra q mensy
k1orn % hare teen carrsa " ts
eez1 mzn II ziss.ng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
PFC % Ny HEART HAS
THE BOARDS TONIGHT

The r0illcklux comedy Peg % Ms
Heart viii be preseuted q. the opsra
house this eseming BY the Senior
siz1s The carfain wiil rise at 8 ~
xhaFp. Tickets are on sale ~ the
Corner Pharmacy. The css. has Ne
work vel la hand and ail signs point
20 4 most enioyabie evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
Ny, Oh Ny! Is
1t as Bad as That

Washington Nay - Uness
torc ~sy Is found 10 ncfease re
senuer ard fsdace expenses. the
railway dsfict viii have 20 b. met
from the naie treasury char
nan Curmlns y the senate lntss
state commerce committee decIaf
ea TO-DAY si hearings on TIE es
erAl railway s'iya'ion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
~ ut.ii DisIli SLOW
HiI VIII. HI. II IN.

fhs isaias err atfl 81 Nark pulila6
ntaf fhs shsHbet of ssmmafes tnd
80 THIS snaaes plan 4 kaias 70
be sttfsss she hsF f8a plaY gbe
alassef ar aaf nat lhla Il ~ me
fof asf 0aihr.e etl4aa ta Blss leA'
almial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
IshS 10 IIUID
~i'iifu. MIIff<a Ii'IsDA,

klAa will meei a. tha sarest faas
fa} aikhf for De- purpose 81 spsoIa'
ihf epmmi'iee % psss 81 mem4.-
sbip an FiAs ia good ttaaalos SIS
sfsed % bs vfesenf Thsrs vii bs
other maf'efs - come before tha
members al tte time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
GREAT DAMAGE TO GROWING
cRops fRoM sroaN

l5onsson Texas May. is@-Tnls
pars of Teaas WA sweps ny 'errf't
storm last nlehi and thouaaDds of
dollars sn damage TO crops raHulteas
The day was Intensely boz and tas
storm followed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
BUSINESS STIMULATED ALREADY
sy cEaxssY's ACCEPTANCE

Tzszlrg.or- Say. is--frermzn7 4
sccep,znce of ;hs aliles resarafscs
sszzrts kzs prozpsiY stimulated -
;srex Q, America saziness n Ger
zz- rs1e possis1liles X wss ar
rosneee fotzys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13

OwlHg 81 ~ maaY ~ tbe haas
bafa benE Also menshefa az th1
hish school 0f 9~Bifa. and otbes IA
pottaat essHis oeits seheaugea sves
Friday night the rexu aF npea AZ
band concert wlll De- amlssea tsr lhgs
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
NON UNION LABOR HAS BEEn
BARRED lN BuEnOs AIRES

Baenos Aires. Nay ~ Hon un on
labor viii ro' te permitted ln the
port area This vas decided ~ the
government after conference with
ali labor orgsrizat ons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
TWENTY D W wa Wit
sc alvwN FRHEeoN

Ht Pau Ninn Mas 81 Ia 1aes
sion rendered - ihs saagams euas,
% memtefs eg she a ~ neta "a
tail of oal en tesd ~lil ha sr~ea zee
insa wsfe sees'ue ierma "a Nv ~.
erai prison a lrsvea eprsA - = "a
oai an appeal beaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
War Is
Raging
In South


~s'iAs~see- Ma fS--Aa unlaeati
tesa nsAn vas ktliea o. the hr4ass
iesa'na frem Mscarr t. sAs sstm
sfrrinia bark - fua river fhgs morn
ina. errasoa the kne~w casualties ~
tree ssHsa sna tvs ~oundra. vna
'nsissses re wsmhef ~ sAs atts6k ro
FsFtt reported s,aea a. AecArr laas
wisht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-13
cUTrsIE cIsL wEos
At OKLAHOMA cITr

Carl Asxss: Kizse - years Cd q
ReTnoi1s. yesrsska. sEs Izsrz Rlsss
q CsfA-se ~ers isssed Dce1se q
nzrry .; oxizsozz City yesterday
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INFANT - oREHcrEo
WITH BOILING WATER

liberal Kan Nay - Harry IN
fsnf son of 81 ard Mrs y Bollinee,.
u ihis ely uss probably fatally
sea'ded last night when drenchei
with boiling water from a washins
machine.
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Bold Bandits
We're These THO

Ns~ sers. May. dive vsn
wasseS s~fs tee private e1ws ~
Antheny Sasssn ln Broestsn tSsaY
neat sne en eYsFk 90 euty l1ta
lnseesscfi y ~tsh a basklaek ans
eseApea ~isr 5000
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PerShing
In Full
Command


~ssn.rgcen. Nsss 's--S<le1tie~ -
csesrss ssAr ) Persssns u ee 81 a.
q stsfs = the arws as annauncec
teoss - Secretary weeAa ne ~A
asxarne as eat,rs 5uls 4 ssseeeesra
Genera pastan C. MaraN
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FarGmAn TO HEAD
LABOR FgotHArt0a

ctahuie Kan MAY Is w -
Freeman % PITTSBURGH gansss vs.
elected presideuf u ihe Kansss sfais
Federation of Labor a. lbe close il
he fifteenth annual convention here
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WORE Eeos .. csvs

szztz<rie, Spain Nay. 17-The
sTz1lczte Il geszIisrgiezI Worker.
assezsIes hs-e n rational es-szress.
to-day sscs1ed 20 OR tae th'sf inis-'
rss.czsEe .. Noscor.
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Is Hard
10 stop
Run FIou

Assaf MAJ = FsAsa shleea ae
ssnes af a. aafa shs Agaiaa.
fsa~ Aw ranaNi Ne eafaFesd wln W.
FesnFed 81 A. lhsEg dMfF ana wls
ed q eahsVp4 fa maAs AAt~sss ess
tsms "a the lar ast " swsaTaHe
MHiaf baa tls wav
tmmrnts MAIDS Ae sama uB4i48s
esllen aeats "a Feplf % aaeaslaa
NA1Fa seHs ont hs tA@ Msata g'anfer
snsa ef NtFwFs inaaielaw ha~ ghsw
AfN mae'lHs she pFpbl#m ~ pasase
Ws th# HgY iaw hAse FaeuFgva tae
aaaf9eAi af fhw suvpenuF wHe nntss
tHAf y A shs aalv a. eelNs agFiys
tf sHGasve shn aw saa aat " vgl4
s8sa
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New orieans. Ia Nay - Tonight
unsettled cooler Saturday partly
cloudy.
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nsste enY aifeee statsmHAt ta mts
efses y y ngebaaln iHat mssas wylt
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hr e mtIWAgs8 MAJ thAga waagt
Aa be m@h Al'gsaily s. ahtAisiae
sAsa wFslasa fFam gefueaa MA 49,
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ses isa h lha8e eAa masf sHfsrvn 4.
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fpliee HuN'salsnar Itha ullss
Sc Apsfafism la apawss ia tha aa~a
tlna Aae 5 asgsglFs fafsn saaAs 80
aessisal n fgY 81 " aas pooafs
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NHAl oatl ~ kspl ssegvt sd
- eaiafss sash aa aaaanular law
~ 'ha teitsa4 aet Yaa nsass HFst
tsteien iea peT cent Ansnsaaa tasn
Hn esf cert saasalufa There l. as
ashe, eay 70 make & aseruaa
rhls ssAsnnrnt with ashse eaas.
'pfHi* made hy heiier haaas. VIA
sailssi ia anfsFaas Allllaf Atkaatiaa
ieaaf
win saf ihls aAll lha tlavwemnT.
tAas shs shlss af police nf Amasasp
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