davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
ORMSBY FARMER
KILLS FAMILY,
THEN HIMSELF
(contlnued from page 1.1
Va Eank uashim


KlocowsM as ~ years old ana nntil
six weeks ago q cashier Of the
Farmers State Bank OF Ormsby, but
resigned for n unexplained rea-
son. Not the bank officials knew
why he quit. q s he refused to give q,
reason. They declared his accounts
were In regular shape.
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Mrs.
Albert Stre1ow went toS,the Klocow
home to deliver to Mrs Klocow the
Sunday school contribution yesterday
Of, the Union church, 81 .which Mrs.
Klocow was treasurer, Her. knocks
On the front door being. unanswered,
Mrs. Stfelow went around to- the back
door
Note Q n Door Said, walk Int
The back door was open and on It
was pinned q note reading. walk In.
Mrs Strelow stepped into the kitchen,
! then into the living ROOM. where she
saw the sl~4-year-old daughter, Myrtle
Mrs Strelow glanced into the ad-
joining bedroom and saw Klocow in
bed apparently asleep, his face turn
ed toward, her. In the bed with him
was Mrs. Klocow and the youngest
child, Leland.
A second glance at Myrtle showed
Mrs. Strelow that the girl had bes0
loALSI u I'll ,Il0EkO,< dI1U SLll0 EWOs
man ran, from the house to the neigh
bors. who notified the authorities,
Mother and 4 Children Shot Twice
Thessthree Oldest boys. Fred. Glen
and Oliver, were found in their bed
upstairs. They and Myrtle each had
been shot two times as had also Mrs.
Klocow, while the baby and Klocow
had been shot once each.
On the o were ten exploded cart
ridges and in the, fve-chamber re-
volver were two exploded and three
u~nexploded cartridges.
A letter was found on q table, ad-
dressed to Henry Klocow,S q brother.
at Baskerville, Iowa, and pending his
arrival, funeral arrangements will be
held In allegiance.
Paid His Bi1s In Cash
Neiehbors OF, the Klocow's thought
the family had gone away. Saturday
night on & visit and did not plan to
return until late today, and conse-
Iquently it was not thought strange
when no. signs of life were seen about
the house ver Sunday.
ON Saturday, Klocow had gone
about town paying all his bills in cash,
although 1t was his custom to use
checks. One merchant remarked on
this and Klocow responded: You're
lucky to get your money at ALL"
That evening, about seven o'clock.
Klocow was seen In the yard. playing
with the youngest child and Mrs.
Klocow was ironing in the kitchen.
1t developed tonight that a neigh
Dor, Arnold Insold. living about 500
feet from the Klocow home, thought
he heard several shots between II
and 1 o'clock Sunday morning, but
thought it vas jewellers on their way
home from a dance here. It was OF
Ingold's Information and the condition
of the bodies that the coroner placed
the time of their death.
Klocow and his family were well
known, and neighbors and other
friends could give no possible reaso
for the shooting. They all insisted
that there had been no family quar-
rels to their knowledge. and had al
ways considered Klocow very fond OF
his family. Temporary insanity is the
only explanation friends make.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06

The gshilean delsgaaonsf4n the g.
se11bly, came D Geneva expressly to
oppose consideration Of the Tacna-
AFRICA problem. He was armed With
: formidable array Of opinions from
tntsrnationai layers, Including one
can aH1bassador to Great Britain,
supporting his contention tfat the
assembly was incompetent to deal
with the question. Ss.sx
Central Americans Absent.
The absence Of delegates from the
Central AinericAngatAtes 81 the open
ing OF the assembly yesterday oc-
fcasioned much conarnent there being
q tendency An some circles to at
tribute their absence to- the influence
OF the United States. It was ex-
planned, however, that the Costa
Rican delegation hadaexpressed' the
opinion that the absence Of other
Central ArneEicans was due to un-
certainty as to whether the new
Central American federation was en+
titled to only one delegation or
whether each state still could be
~repreSented,.f sB SftT4@ !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
Takes issue wien Gompers,

@L 49, - A11~S was s
Washington, Sept. 5-Of1cials Of
ca were charged with responsibility
"for the invasion Of Logan county,
and the proposed invasion of Mingo'
county by ARMED miners" in a state
ment issued here today by Harry
Olmsted, chairman of the operators
Association OF the Williamson field.
The statement was declared to be in
answer to that of Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor which Mr. Olmsted de-
.scribed as "hypocritical" and in many
instances false and misleading"
Mine guards and private detectives
are not employed by operators in the
Williamson field. Mr.. Olmsted said,
adding that Mr.. Gompers. had "delib-
erately misrepresented conditions
that have preceded and surrounded
the attempt at armed invasion" The
charge Of Mr.. Gompers hat the up
rising had been caused by the failure
OF the operators to put into effect the
award Of the government wage board
was characterized as another false
hood"
1.-THE mine operators were under
no obligation to do so,'' the state
ment said, they having no sort Of
connection with the coal fields cover
ed by that award.
Increases Adopted.
Nevertheless, the increases allow
ed by the United States government
were adopted in this field promptly
after the amount of increases had
been fixed. 1t has never before been
alleged that the strike in the Will
Hanson field was due to wage adj
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06

from the Lucas county Jail. Monday
afternoon, after overpowering two
deputy sheriffs.
No clue has been found as to their
whereabouts. Police of all the Great
Lakes cities have Dec notified and
are watching all trains and roads
leading from Toledo.
Sheriff Taylor has offered a reward
of $500 for information that will lead
to the. apprehension of the three
men.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
Bolivia Asks Ruling.

! Geneva. Sept. 6.-(By the Associ-
gnted Press.)-Bolivia's request that
sSthe assembly OF the League Of Nations
consider some means Of settling the
dispute over the province Of Tacna
and AFRICA at present under Chilean
S1urisdiction. vas expected to cause
bharp debate in todays' session of the
assembly. Peru appeared at first as
= party to Bolivia's request. but IL
was announced this morning Peru
had withdrawn. a.
s$f The request for the assembly's aid
a based by Bolivia on the principle
3Senunciated by Woodrow Wilson, that
all states were entitled to an outlet
ito sea. Austin Edwards, Chilean
minister to Great Britain and head OF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
BURNS TO CONDUCT
A r FOR THREE
ESCAPED CONNECTS

h Toledo, Sept. e.-William J. Burns
chief of the United States secret serv-
ice is, expected in Toledo today ITO
take personal charge of the hunt for
Joseph Urbaitis, Charles Scultz and
George Rogers, alleged leaders in the
$1,000, 900 Toledo postof7ice robbery
of last February IT, who escaped
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
Pekin Man Scafded By
Water From Radiator

Pekin, N. D., Sept. 6.-When P. o.
Enstad allowed his radiator to be-
come overheated while some distance
from-.town he unscrewed the cap
only to have a stream of hot water
and steam shoot into his face. His
arm "a also badly scalded. He had
several miles to drive before he could
receive medical attention.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
Demented Man Picked Up
On Hillsboro Street.

Hillsboro. n, p. Sept s-Frank
working In this vicinity for some
time. was picked up or the streets
here while acting In "a peculiar man
ner. The man seems to be Aboring
under the impression that he Is being
chased by wolves. S1M ?
He Will be returned to his home at
lRoyalton. MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
M'Donald OF Mandan
Given The Decision In
Third RoundO On Foul

Mandan. N. b.. Sept, s6..-Leo Nc.
Donald. local Awelterweight, last nigh
Of q scheduled eight round bout with
Battling Krause OF Hazen, n. ID.
when Krause for the third time fouled
him, sending him to Ithe mat II
agony, fromr5a low jab and jolt
with the knee. A thousand fans
surged towards the ring but Krause
escaped them. 10
Les Mcdonald, another local welter.
a Frisco dinge, in the second round
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
ONE REGIMENT
IS WITHDRAWN
FROM WEST. VA
CONTINUED from page ~

Srt-.E &-r;S"sTn+ 49, tf2@. -. Esf =
through the divide near jeffrey and
scout the summit Of Spruce Fork
ridge for a distance of fifteen miles.
Up to a late hour tonight the detail
had not returned. No alarm was ex-
pressed at headquarters here, how
ever, it being assumed that the
soldiers were delayed by the electric
and rain storm which swept the hills
most of the day.
Colonel Martin today declared he
did not believe accounts brought in
by civilians that the bodies Of men
who had been killed in the hills were
lying about in the passes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
With Arhart
& CO.

Miss Adeline Fosse went on duty
this morning in, the office Of Arhart
& Co., jewellers, as stenographer. and
bookkeeper, adding another to the
many tAaker's Business College grad
yates who are filling important posi-
tons in the city. School was also
called up this morning aud asked to
supply a s~tenoErapher. Enroll now at
the beginning Of anew term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
GIVES EACH REPUBLICAN
FACTION REPRESENTATION
Charlottesville Names White
and Colorcd G.. o. p. Flee
tion Iu,lpaS
ton Judges.
Especial TO The Times-D.spatct

iSbcc1@i TO The Times DISPATCH
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Nov. l.
The cry raised by tho white" Re-
publican element in tho state over
the appointment OF judges of tina:
persuasion in ;hG voting precincts Of
this city has been settled by the city
electoral board by naming TWO white
Republican and two colored Republi-
can Judges Tor the coming election.
Ire local public understands per-
fectly the situation here in regard
70 tnc Republican vote and fully in
dprSc the contention OF the board
nithe RIO. that the majority OF this
vote * from tho colored population.
The men named have been accented
wiihout dcnur or objection for many
years. and Il vas only when IL suited
Il certain reform" element to make /.
drive for control OF the party mach!n-
cry "as there any disturbance made
over the naming OF these parties year
att.r year. Democrats point out.
hitc Republicans are named in
the nrst and fourth wards. as very
probably the voters OF that persua-
sion IN, those two precincts are OF the
best clement" OF whites. But the
same Is declared true OF the predom-
nance OF the colored voters in the
second and third wards. and there
inc fna,orit! of tho next highest par
L? voting was composed of coIorcd
people. they being conscstcd in these
two sections.
The two colored men named arc
osnized as worthy. upright and
loya! citizens Of the community,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
COUNSEL
To DEFEND EAsTLAKE
Brother of Accused Employs
+. NJ. Chichester 10 Assist
RrtZncr
ButZllcr.
ISpccialto Thc Tin,ex.ilj,o

Specie to The Times Dispa tell
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. -
The latest development in the sem
sationai Eastlakc murder ease.
which has stirred this section OF the
country. was the ARRIVED here OF
Donald :ast,akc from Philadelphia.
brother OF Roger Ea.tlake. who is
accused jointly with Miss Sarah
Knox with the murder oc Mrs. Roger
Eastiako at Colonial Beach.
After consultation. Mr.. I:as;!ase
employed Frank ". Chichester. Com
monwcalth's attorney OF frcdcricks-
burg. 10 assist Attorney William W.
Butzncr in the defense OF his
brother. whose trial viii! core before
a jury in the Circuit Court OF west
movcland County about ;hc middle OF
December.
Attorneys Eutzncr and Chichester
motorcd TO Colonial Beach, The sceHc
Of the crime. and spent the major
portion OF the day making a private
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
HOW DOCTORS TREAT
COLDS AND GRIPPE

Any physician or druggist Will tell
YOU that the first step in the treat
,nent of a cold. cough. sore throat. In
:ue::2a or grippe should Invariably
b: q brisk calomei pursa;!ve. prefer
ably the rauscaicSs calomei tablet
callcn Calc;abs. This alone is often
sufficient TO break UP SG"crc cold
over night. o. cvt short an attack of
grippe and possibly prevent rueu-
!roria.
one Calotab on the tongue at bod
time with = swallow O: watcr--thai's
all. No salts. no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your eat
ing. pleasures or work. NcNt morn
Ing your cold has vanished and your
system is purified and refreshed
Calotabs arc sold only In original
sealed packages: price ten cents for
the vest pocket size: thirty-fvc cents
for a large family package. Recon-
mended and guaranteed by druEg lists
everywhere. Price refunded II you
are not dciiEhted.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Everyday Adj Ventures
That's VIVA, you cali service

That's what you call ser'icc--
After you've bccn bothered for
months by "indincrcnt" help.
been entirely indifferent 10 your
idens OF running kitchen and
getting three menls n day
And you fire one after the other
OF them. always hoping for better
luck next time--untii you get so
Encouraged that yOH mnkc up
your mind there won't he any ncat
time, md you start 10 do your
own cooking
this. your husband tells you ono
evening mt dinner TINT, though
you're the worlds best cook, he
isn't going TO SEE you spending
your life In the kitchen. md that
something Inns 10 BIZ dunes about
it,
And he winds up his GRAFTON by
sayinE That he. going to put
Help Wanted nd In The Dispatch
nm idea that Ind somehow e.
capped Sou-becausc he thinks
that will help
And you lind out TINT II docs
40 much so-thnt two days later
you've engaged ono OF these cooks
that you read about bat acidrm
sce-nnd everything i'm the
Kitchen IN just AZ prosperous. ~
million dOlIars-
oh. lady, that's what ,au call
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
A BIemished Complexion
How To Relieve It

You can remove those embarrassing
sRia blcmishcs by simple and in
expensive nome trcatmont-oue that
!s both safe and sure
Wash your face. hands. neck and
arms with warm water and Black and
mite Soap. Dry and lightly apply
BRICK and White Beauty Bleach. Al
low to remain on overnight. Repca:
inns treatment several nights and YOU
VIII be delighted. Should your skin
be the ieas, irr:tated. apply little bits
o. soothing Black and White Cleans
ing Cream.
All drug and department stores can
SupriE You with Black and White
beauty Bleach. 50c: Soar. 25c. and
bihcN ana whit. Cleansing Cream.
CSC and soc. Write Dept. i. Plough
Memphis. Tenn. for a copy OF your
Birthday Book and a lcafict which
tells all about Black and White Toilet
Preparations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
YOUNG MAN IS KILLED
IN QUARRY SCREEN

lSpeciai TO The Times Dispatch.1
DANNlLLE. VA. Nov. l.-Fulton
Aiien' u. Of Marion. y. g. mot n ter
r.nie death today, when he was drawn
."to !. TsFoifihg screen At the Harris
granite quarry, at Stacy, y. c.. near
here.
Before lad who had heard his
screams above the roar OF the ma
chine could notify the engineer 10
smut off the power, Allen had passed
through the machine and his BODY.
was terribly mntilatcd when 1t was
found.
He VAS an o!lcr and was oiI.ns the
machine when his ovcral;s became
caught in chain and he was dragged
into the cog wheels. The body was
sent to EcidsvIie To be prepared for
burial. lie was unmarried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
CAR CAPSIZES, 5 HURT
NEAR WOODSTOCK
ipeeial 10 Thc T!mcs.Dlann,cl,l

7 lSpscial TO The Times Dls7atch.l
EDINBlHG. VA, Nov. Five
persons were badly cut and bruised
on SUNDAY night, when the car In
which they were riding turned tar
tie on the Valley Pike one mite south
Of Woodstock. Tn. car 81. idLed on
como wet clay. thrown by the side
OF the road with disastrous results.
and tbe occupants OF the car we're
hurled 10 the ground
The machine was entirely dcmoi-
fshcd. with the exception o. the en-
CINE. which did not 6top running
A little girl IL the party. Louise
Meyer. claspcd tightly In her moth
or's arms tremendously escnDetl
without 4 scratch. The injured mem
hcrs Of the party were Nj. and Mrs.
Granville Meyer. OF S;rasbuEE: Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Eyman. and MTe
Mamie Bowman. OF Ed!nburE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
ONE KILLED, Z HURT IN
| MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
Norfolk County Tragedy Re.
ported Result Of Still
Blowing Up.
AGED MAS scALDED no DEATH
Another Victim Is In Hospital with
I Severe Burns-Authorities Arc In
reati1Htlng CauSc OF FatnI Accident
& Near Wo0dwnrd's bridge.

1 NORFOLK, Va, Nov. Lone mau
is dead. another scriousiy injured.
and a third slightly hurt AZ :: result
OF mysterious explosion near Wood
wards Bridge. Norfolk County. ac-
cording to report made to the sncrif's
Office today.
An investigation is being made By
Gcputy shcrirs OF IA report tina, the
tragedy was the result OF the blowing
PIP Of al st.li.
Tine officials were notified this
enorning Of tho death carly today OF
Samuel Armistead Butts. aged 20
GEARS, wcli-known farmer OF the
Woodward Bridge section.
SrnIded From Iiend TO Foot.
Mr.. Butt was brought 20 Protestant
Hospital. Norfolk. last Friday night.
Hcaldcd almost from head 10 foot.
II here was little chance for his rccoy-
lcry from the start.
Earl Garrett. aged Is. also of Wood
ward Bridge, lis also a patient at the
hospital. suffering from burns simI-
Pa: TO those which caused Butts
death. lio was brought In AZ the
Same time MIR. Butts was conveyed
there.
While CARROTS injuries arc scrious.
p; was said todny that he ha. :,
ichance for recovery. Ills condition
MAS more favorable this afternoon.
a third man by the name Of Gr!.-
pm was also injured by the explosion.
but not seriously hurt.
DR.. G. +. Eason, or Hickory, attend
led the injured men, and brought Car
Irctt and Bu,t to Norfolk.
Officers begin Probe.
NO report % the explosion was
made to the Norfolk County sheriff
office until toda:'. end officers BEGAN
an Immediate Investigation.
Mr.. Butt wa3 a native OF Nirgin!a
and had been living in the county all
10! HIS lie He was well known and
highly esteemed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

ring In Spotsyieania County tho hiasSl
toric iieid'. General Henderson, waSj
severely wounded ut FrederlcksbyYi
and Charlottesville and waa thotrhrs
dead whca carried on the Chancols
!"rsri!le field. He survived, and isE
now in vigorous health at the ars
OF 81 years. 3
in both cases General Henderson,
located the spot where ne WAS.
wounded. and he proposes to crcct
modest marker at each site.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
C.. 0. p. CAMPAIGN SHEET
ATTACKS PROHIBITION

| Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
| WINCHESTER, VA. Nov. i.--Ec-
publican leaders were plainly dis
turbcd today when they saw COPIES
OF local publication, known aa the
Independent. carrying In one column
appeals 10 voters to support the State
and local Republican ticket, and In
another column matter r!diculiag the
prohibition laws,
There haS been no EFFORT IN the
Eubernator!al campaign now draw
ing TO close to make prohibition an
issue. but for long time local Re-
puoiicahs have been regarded as
dry and uncompromisinEly opposed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
nm city "y" n.i>-- .,:.,oon.

I.YNCHEU re, W. Nov. 1.-The
drive here for $4,000. which has
been put over successfully. mean" the
payment OF tn. associations "oatin:
debt. the equipment az II boys build
Ing. Tho building %! q road 10 tiie Is
land Play Ground. and veliicular
bridge over the river TO tho island.
making IL available for aato;robi!es
All of the work IS TO be- done for Til.
1922 season. :: building has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
SAID HE WAS ROBBED.
IS HIMSELF ARRESTED

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. Sam SUI
german. contractor. who las; night
reported that hc had been shot and
robbed OF 500 AZ his home, was
arrested ;hi1 afternoon on Il charge
o: passing wor;al.is checks.
The arrest was made by Detective
Elliott on warrant sworn ont by
7. G. Ffcpnci' s.bcontrac,or.
The amount OF The check. the basis
for the warrant. was si.l7J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

ana sale with such persons who viii
soon be brought into the dragEc,
spread by the Federal agents. Three
OF the alleged leaders were taken
Ia the arrest of.Nick Saut.s, Joe Cal
lcao. alleged wholesale morphine
merchant. and Bill Dominick. a!iescu
ulstriontor OF morphine aud dope.
Warrants we're sworn out by' \. 4.
Wade. OF Richmond field narcotic
agent incY arc charged with vio-
iattpt' the Federal narcotic act. re-
sishns an officer. and shooting with
intent 10 XIII.
Hacked by Drug ring.
And We arr going 10 ask for nigh
bnii for these :eiiows. They are
bnched by "a tremendously big ANA
powerful drug" ne stated.
The prisoners ,ak.n in Fridays
raid were held In Newport News un-
- today. when they were ,ai,cn 10
:,orf"ih. where they ,.il bc tried.
i'ederI! agents secured eli evidence.
including number Of reviewers.
drugs, whisky. and other tnings
taken in Tho raid. All persons, In
Guiding III" Federal agents. who en-
ragged IL the shooting. are charged
with feiouious shooting ~ the local
authorities. !'ive persons were
s;r"ci: ~ bullets. none OF. the wounds
being Serious.
Commenting on the conditions
here. chief Anderson states: Tie
supply has become SO plentiful re-
Gently that the pT,ce dropped from
500 10 S3% an ounce. Ncw. done
tends a:e b.irg inadc in Newport
News every da: aud hardly a day
raes.g tina; dope brought In through
Hampton Roads il no; sold in hum
drcds ot cities throughout The United
Sta;cs. VIII venture to say that
there is as mitch dope In Newport
No"g right now as there is in New
YORK city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
NEWPORT NEWS DECLARED
BIG DOPE DISTRIBUTING POINT
Federal Agent, Leader of Recent Raid Asserts More
NARCOTICS III Hampton Roads City Than in New
fork-Abundancc Brings Down Price.

i9pocIa! 10 The Times Dispatch
=. ~" PORT NEWS. Nov. I.-Tha,
newport Nws RANTS with New WORT;
as one Of the !argcS. ccaters FOR IN.
il"cit distribution of drugs and done.
me assertion Of &. j. Anderson,
In'ei federil officer of this district,
IN commenting on conditions i'm Nc,--
port Ne*a which preclpitat.d the
raid several nights ago In which -.
ucFsoh barely escaped with h!s ufr
ana resulted In the arrest of three.
niicgec leaders OF the ''dopt" traf-
f!c here
For some tiiuc it has been Tho.
o'.hi"n OF authorities that strong
combine engaged in handling ,y.h!s. =
ana drugs existed in this city backed
ny much money. MEX Sau,ia. alleged
"1ng OF bcotlcgEe-e arrested in tho
rad by the Fedora! officers, ;s sail,
10 hc worth more than $50. 900.
while reports arc that other power
in! ana influential persons higher
up phGK INC combine with wealth
accumulated IN thls community.
BfE DISTRIBUTING. Point.
Chief Anderson declares tina. New
ioTt News has become q distriDutirt {.
point for dope TO 81 large number Of
other cities in ali points Of tho
United States. However. local ai:-
,hori'ics state that there In little in
dication Of the handling OF I'll. dru,,
In the city. although Il few raids arc
made in the negro district occa sion
ally, whore tho police find cocaine
and other narcotics.
Polico have not overlooked the To-
cal situation. however. having wore
ell on the problem for m>ny months.
on learning Of conditions in the
city. Federal authorities began IN
work quietly During tho past GOV
eral weeks. they have had mon .ro-y-
ing In the underworld IN this city.
where they dickcrcd for tho purchase