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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
Actress Dubs Landru As "Beast of the Boulepards"

in and harasscd on all sides | quit
the court disgnsted with him, DESPITE
his pleasantly modulaied voice. his
sanve gestures and his wonderful head.
which retains every detail Of things
that happened six years ago. exccpf
the tragic experience Of his missing
wives Ii il charged he straDgled
them. cut off and cooked their heads.
and carried the bodies into the forest
Removal Of the heads would be a pre-
caution against identification of the
remains. If found before they became
skeletons
The only thing ! can admire in Ian
dru is the amazing fight he is putting
up. In well turned phrases, often de
veloping into long speeches. he 1fins
point after point over the judge. As
TO that judge. | would like to be judged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

j was most Interesting a. times. RI.
peeially when l.audru and the judge
engaged IN sheuliug maiche. Is which
I.audra usually Won once be- had the
eomposurc 20 say
Judge. have been waiting for DAYS
for you 10 ask me that question +
Could that he beaten for presumption
and everybody 50 poliicf
But there Is danger for l.andrn ia
these exchanges The iury IS plainly
firing OF bis ridiculous daily plea 20
each new accusation - refuse 10 .ay
why she left me We had secret
past Then be- affects 20 b. ezllant
man and refuses TO say whether the
missing women were really his wives
One Of them. he declared. was merely
as a sister 10 hun Then the prose
lconuneea % psfs o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
China
Problems
Up First

Washington Noy - The nine
powers conference oa Pacific ana
Faf EaSern question ,osay aaopsc
resolutions providing for a.. reln
ga stment of foreign extra fisAis
IN China
The resolutions provided for tie
wiihdra~ai of foreign courts IN
China should an International com
mission whth q making a study of
Chinese laws and eaari pra.tice
find thai ihe Chinese Judicial .ystem
is adequate
After adopting the resolutions
dealing ~ith extra territorial rlxhts
The delesates IA vxpentse com
mlttee session. continued iho ais
cuasion of Chinese requests fos
Withdrawal - 90 foreign troops
The eelesates q the various
powers were understood 90 have
agreed Informally in prluslp lple 20 The
withdrawal hut further discussion
vent over until anosAsN meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

by him. be seems so gentle and kind
Rni for The man now accused. that
kindliucs is not good sign
l.andrn is ot bit engaging. bat in
glibness he certainly cxeels In court
! noticed that the fashionable women
and the journalists are l.andruists
while witnesses and the general public
are bitterly against him. II Is curious
10 see all the ears rive up wit petty
women. who proceed 10 chain their
wolfhounds 60 the door Of the Assizes
court and then skip across the road
10 the common bar. where they share
bread and cheese with the working
people before Struggling into court
The crush and heat were 50 terri
hle ii,ai ; deferred my Necond visit 10
the trial until last evening. | have
seen enough Of il, but must say that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
ROTAR|ANs At LUNCHEON
AMEND THEIR LAWS
New U s. Attorney, Judge
maurer, Is Guest of Club,
DR.. Shields Tells of
First Aid

Tho Rotarians had their Tuesday
MONDAY luncheon at the Hotel lone.
president I'd Gahl in charge. The
cons tuition & The club was amend
cd In few Sigh, matters. 10 be-
effective after the next annual meet.
ng
Lion Callaa. one of the special
guests invited the Rotarlans 10 at
tend a business mems meeting az
-he FiEs NJ r church next Thurs
day night MILAN A Manrer. new
Z $ attorney. and G. Findley. OF
The fe -eral department - justice
were Introduced
a spec II christian committee. TO
cooperate with "a Ike committee
from the Lions and EIks was ao-
pointed
Dr N J Shields. OF the national
Red Cross first aid work. pas n
troduced He talked briefly about
the present work Of the Red cros.
and specially the first aid work he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
RECALL Of COMMISSIONER
MITCHELL IS SOUGHT
Mass Meeting Held Last Night Al
Court House: Personal Enc.
mics Are After Me Says
Mitch, Who Will Fight

A, meeting of LEADING citizens ~
Guthrie held Monday nigh, The mat
ter of a recall Of Wm Mitchell cl,y
commissioner of rub q saisiy uas
discussed snd decided on
Various committees ou charges oa
tarI.dates ana 90 sampaien were an
fointod, ana The machinery SCI IA me
ton which it d elOimed hy those ii.
ierosi' II, viii result % the aeoeslary
recall petitions heilg sieued
u Is eharged that chief mitchell is
direlcct "a running down and arrest
inr notorious nw slolatora. anJ tle
other commissioner claim he rcfuses
70 act with them and persists IN acts
which are IN violation Of the e.ty
charter and the ordinances. and tha,
he hinders and biocks the proper and
economical administration of clt, "a
fairs.
Chief Mltche makes bold eharres
against the two other commissioners.
and has employed some OF the hest
legal talent and the voters are nov
iaclng hot fight. as the chief has
been in office many wears. and these
cit'xena deciare be vii now have 60
resign or face recall
Another meeting viii be- held AZ the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
"HiS
Mind
Stopped'

New York. Nov IS Secret lra..
ing OVER the horrors of his expefl
.nces In the war fron ~hlcA he
emerged one of sAmercas arsasess
individual heroes. was aseribed To-
day by friends and relatives II
Lieut. Colonel Charles " Whites
ley - the cause q his taking his
life sunday while 81 TIE way IA
Havana
Leaving several le iers. presum
ab.y explaining his act. the ecan-
mander OF the Lost natailion dis i.
aF4,eared from the steamship To'aa
a hours hours ont from New YorA
His intimate friends had no idea he
was making an oeean voyaxe
Members OF bis family and bus
lness associates were ineredalous a
first when wireless hspatca re-
nored him messing Bu, as evi-
aence accumulated they reluctah;iy
came 10 the conclusion that tho
MISSING man WAS COL Whitilesey
And then they recalled incidents
which. pieced together In ihe light
of bis tragic death. mleh, have been
recognized as Indications that his
- ri, was shaken Ay recnrrent mem
ories of his brothers -ln-aruss ~ho
had died before his eyes in France
The last blow they said. more try
ing than the rest. was IN Washing
ton a tortnlsht ago. when he took
part In he funeral services Tor Am
sricas unknown soldier lie re-
turned from the capital more de-
Tresse. than before. the haunt ng
visions clearer than ever. hear.ns
him down There he had met hund
reds Of former friends. and had
marked the gaps in she ranks ol the
men be loved
HIS mind stopped was the ex-
planatIon of Robert Forsy he Lft,s
Of the Law firm of White & Case ani
Case. yhich Col, whhtlesey had
been associated fer about year.
II had all 4 could bear. remark
able minf though n was don't
think there was man In the
country who has had the trying ex-
periences Col whi,flesley has had in
the past two years
He was the hero ~ho was also
accessible 10 those whom he thought
he could help. The disabled. tho
jobless. the friendless. the widows
OF the war-all of them we're on
his mind constantly For the last
No years there has scar ely been
an hour when the grief and horror
Of the war was net brought ylyhily
and specifically before him."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

wte Gets Divorce ard
pivlsloe of Property
H,orfe was antea nsll mnht
ffom p nunhar ~ eross psililnn
~ iudse chagics Smith in disiflr-
court A division Df property ea4
also mate hs tho ouuft rna touria
have hsed 81 tho Nasina peishhof
nu0d fof thifioen Yoafa iinlh Wef
married Nrfufn anA both hai ,hitiren
by tur fofnnr MARRIAGE fhefp ar
no rhllivn from thslr Hutuu lurnf
The thirteen tnars ,hal the soapls
have lispd 40 Nas'na thet ac4ulre 7
so 400 rats amount waa ouisfed A.
Nlled Tho ~lfe eeiA i frfY tine bot
fpm farm worth iitapu and 5000 ~
sash ani sane stock ana The hum"
In the petition the wife allrsri
,faenY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
Bn;Ming
Ga lpsed
:ss0ead
New &c ~ tn.

IL
roof 4 ~all of the
American Theatre. anslsr con
struetion az Bedford and
Park avenue In Brooklyn.
collapsed this afternoon
while the men were al work
IN the orchestra pit
II waa reported that the
flremen had recovered nx
bodies and sent twenty per
soma 20 hospitals The con
tractors. held on technical
charge Of homicide. we're
taking a roll call u their
employees 20 determine how
many Of them were buried
IN the debris
Two persons passing tho
building AZ The time were
caught under the falling
walls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
Or Shields rslss o.


Dr 81 shie'fa ef the iirt Cfast
frst aid department WashlnTioa
CITY visited The schools today a4d
gave tae klds 3 ropnlar demunsi.a
ton Of what ihe Red Cross iyiur
70 teach everyboty. worms snd oll ~
first AID work
\ public meet tag Will he he d Fue
day niFht at tho rooms ~ ihe ihan
ber Of Commerce when ur Shields
Will give a demonstrated tsla go 'lrt
AID Eyeryhosy should bu present
The Red Crosa foil ca'i rueree
sing very satisfetnrlls Th. belat
reports feem o. angar greater sag
cess. a. nothing Is coming u that
not high satisf tory The Eaaters
Star sent Us 81 contribution. whila
the Pioneer Cotton Mills have gone
over the top with 100 per cent meme
hership among Mill operatives Mans
Of the city clubs are closing az thor
part OF the work Al the advisory
members of the Red Gross board afe
getting fine recruits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

Young uo, fauev crack fnos
ball slayer fur tho Guthrie ~ shaal
vho ess Injured ~ shs Thanksgiving
fas same played bafa n lu n.
Melhel si hospital aaa wii sooa
unaeffO an Operations phynitiana n
charge ~ me sase say Farru~s eaa
dltlea "a not dangerous bat an
npefailoH o. RELEASES pafa bog IS
Necessary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
SO-year-old Girl
Who Eloped With
Kid of so, Dead

Omaha. Neb., Nov. 2e.-Mrs. Mary
z. leslie. who eighteen months soo
at the age Of neary so. eloped 10
Missouri with her so yc oil s.er.
sen. William Leslie and msrriei
hir. is dead at their farm home
near Cumberland. Iowa. She left an
estate Of s2oo, 900 to her husband.
stating in her viii that he has al.
ways been faithful to me and helped
me accumulate my property"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
MN iOlik PRINTERS
Will MI ~INlkI.

Mes ioiA Ngv - Fivs thoua.
ani eoasposlsor~ ln the Nsw Yofk
isies aud Job rrnslas Trades ~lll
tpntlnae in sufA a their pfcssni
waFfe So wsnk. mr day work
sfa 90 ~ ulrht s0fssfa Aad iss
fof ihoas ON mhnlshs shtns under
deeialoa hanasl aasn yeateniay
hf ~ John l.pyehy flllo,. hras ~
the Hudson ualia nelehlnfh0a.i
tantsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

Governor sai Nr Robertson viii
leave Thursday fof Charlet8n.
saa.h Carolina. shsfa Governor
nnteftsnn viii altenA conference
~ GateW- Gossfnar Robertson
is mens5sr a ihe executive con.
misise ~ three ehD controls The a
fairs u ths eohfsfsaes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
Easy Money For
These -Four Men
Who Grab Jewels

eineinAA,L Nos - -~Fs,r ssmss
'aebsfs isss iass nsaas rslasa IN.
Fsslasnes ~ William caopsr prse
sefl president a. sha proeser sna
Gamble eernsey. n olsaasis.
suburb - clnelaeati. fsecsd me
shfss ~oHss msmhsss y iss
Hoassheld. Who ~ses aieas 10 ,hs
heass. 70 become pflsoners IN thr
cellar ana ,hen ranaaassa the
hpH's. sssap'na ~lth is~slry al
vsdl cl"sinrati pailes say. ., mass
than 100000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
HrAo oF PRlsrHas uslos
KILLED. aGwspApgas rlGo Up

Rome. NOV ls-rhe STRIKE of prins-
efs union as a protest against ths
~ iag b. Fascisti Al Trisst lans ~s~k
q slxner Miller president "a he
fyVokfaGhrrs unsn. lef virtually
the while q italy ~ithoat newspap
ers today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
EVt\GELISTIC SERVICES
ATTRACT MUCH INTEREST

The evangelistic services at Ae
First N r church are attracting
much interest and large attendance.
Last evening Rev Callan spoke oa
The Quest for the Christ" and Carl
Tsggari sang a fine solo. Service
tonight at TO .. m. All are cord
islly invited to attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
GsPtltso AMERICAN ceosses
rre mExicAs soRoge

Aastla. Texas, Nov william ..
Buckley. president " the Americas
Association % Nexieo. expslied from
thar country. crossed ~Ihe border a.
laredo this morning. according To
Information BY relatives and frlenss
here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

The Citizens State hank OF lawton
has Increased ~ e.apitsi stock from
ft0oo9 10 tlol0oo and the Fitnt
Slate bsnk ~ pepes. Greek eoanty.
inersased ~ eagiial fs,m tis0o %
So oeo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
Ten Women On
Jury TO Try
ArthurJ. Burch

les Angeles. Nos. ga .ufy q
n, Arthur BsrSh accused 81 ner
Der In cornsstien ~ish s',v death ~
,. Benton Nsnaeay. ~as >oa pie'r5
to-day II q composed = 'er
~ouen and t~o men Ths cert Or
derec the selection u an sttsrnsse
iury ana that Ms takea ~ ia.
medistsiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
BY MILE. MISTINGUETTE
Famous French Rexiew Aetrnss

Versailles. Nov. 29-I am asked TO
tell why all the chic women Of Paris
are fighting for seats at the trail Of
l.andrn. who X facing charges as
latier-day Bluebeard The women
seem to cherish him a mystery man.
for one reason. although that probably
does not account for all the adulaiion.
To look al. he is one Of the saddesi
Don .Juans imaginable His eonquests
when free were only of the lowest
types If you met him on the street
You would not look 81 him tiwce. ex-
eept perhaps to note the criminal
glance of his dcep-set. piercing eyes.
His Amazing Fight
When | came TO court was prepared
10 sympathize with the man, hemmed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
DivoRIE GRANTED
MRS. sroETzsL

Golden Stoetzel has been granted
a divorce from Paul Stoetzel. Ali
mony of s25 per month and custody
OF minor child was granted the
wife Non support and desertion
was the reasons given in the peii-
fion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
POLICE oRAs MUCH aooxr
FROM COX cAp

Dallas. Texas. Nov - police
raided a box car On a s~iteh track
here ls<t night and seized thirty cases
q bonded whisky There we're 40
arrests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
rARolho's SUGGESTIONS
ARE BEING CONSIDERED

Washington, NOV ee President
Hardlng's suggestion for contlnu
ing conference % nations i expect
ed ~ he administration TO become
The subieci ~ formal discussion be.
tcont.nned CA Pace ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
chiropeaetors Have rhei.
Troubles Vet

chiropraetors have rhei.
Troubles Vet
Chamrraelors og ,he tais having
woA thef tshs nefnr ,he peoAle asa
Ia the Legislature nou conftaut a.
other lohlsm aocordlnr o. pr llarfs
tiHliaref lurai gsr'ic.uneT aaa ses
feiar 80 tho siate board ol ehAo
Msvtofs
Under the terms 81 ihe neu laa
every chlnpfsefur im,tlo'nk ID fhe
state O. compelled 10 lasn an e,
ANIMATION This wap complied w.ih
hY c5 of The profession and ssa 81
that number passed me tests Is fail
lng ~ make she grade nrsiasn that
numhnr Ainui others rfaaea d
take The prcs rihed examination Th
ronfs nnp have Joined issues atH
afe dof,ne The atns sad afe faet
W lhe poaira ea u mnns nua 81
lte iaia Au eVnlon has hHea aekef
% Attorney General rrenllas ala
usm ~ sarpreaa ihe reesiea
faui wa b. made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

ON" fosse''. co~puoehsc soa rarly


Day Marshal Again IN Harnuas
Hil' FnrseIl United stsipa maf
shai pfnr 10 statehood noted maina
map and lndlan tighter aud ear 8sy
town marshal ~ caldwell. kansas iba.
toughest town Ca ,be southwest j too
early soils ia noW dnrnty tnltsf
states marshal andef Anna Nlsiea
ala United siaisH mor.hsl fn tha
Western district ~ lhf state Ana
Mcdonald never .msde haiif 50
scton in hia SIZE nm foaseti ia
feaflesa al.e aaa efficient When d.
sneu aner an oui aW hc wi'i set hlai
~ ma, hats - hsul hm hack lp
wagon nr 40 mi um0hile hui BE- Ni
get him On the early days n cald
eeil. kansa Fnsseti won hls spHr
a. fearless olf|eer when he stci'
ia The contef ~ ihe main street ,
that toan a9n lhe famous Talbot
raid when fhsteen men we're KILLED.
and wounded aud dened tha outlaws
aud finally drove then from the taua
after kii.ns three nf them s|nf
handed aad ahne After The smoke
of battle cleared away every cts uf
t.cer of Caldwell. save Fossetl wsl
dead and Fosseit had clean bullet
hole Ia his sombrero and another ie
foratiou in his cowboy corduroy jack
ei otherwise be vas untouched aud az
unrniflcd A. the country c,ub lake on
a siili day II thOas days b. wa4
called -the man without nerves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
shawnee Win. sso,- cite. Contest,
-aIoo neaa. % So b Q Q

local momhe If the Amef "a 5
Leg on Will attend the state Confer
enev 10 he heid IL 0klaham Ctv
December lst The call iaf eaihef
ing Of State Yite conniuaer d
triet eommandcf and member oi tha
exeegily. comm itea has lneu made
oon0uoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
WEATHER

Tonight fair. warmer extreme east
ern Oklahoma Wednesday fair.
Fsrmey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

Bogus SO Buls ~
Circulation IN STATE
There Are a rumhef ~ horw So
bills in circulation n the state ana
local merchants rhoali b. on tAe
iookoa, FOR them. eali i deputy
marshal today number nt shs
fafged bills hase hern fmssrd on
merchants la oklAhuma Clly and
l#wson of late
The nlsed bills have heen changed
frpn s. "a tio aud not au artistic
loh
ooouuua
Shawnee Wins bette cltes Contest
shawnee haa heea declared The
cleaneat city, morally and otherv lsc
~ the state by the better cities cas-
test vote The pfige waa s. ea and
was being huns np hY the notari
ome uf shawnee The money uoe
stays "a home rhfs Nefc thirty
five cities ofle|naiy entered ,hr euN
test. ouiong them teine IlNmle nu'
Guihrie dropped cat carll ln ana eaA
test Az did all hnl twelve utl rs
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tcon;!nued On Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
His Amazing Fight

When | came 10 court I was prepared
TO sympathize with the man, hemmed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

tconi'naed CA paee -,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-16
TRANSPORTING SCHOOL CHILDREN

Between now and the first of the year the board of supervisors
will have to decide how the $4,000 appropriated by the legislature for
the free transportation of remote school children in the coming BIZ
ennial period shall be spent. The amount is woefully small, was Sc
cured as a mere start for a large and. important project but the fol-
lowing item from a Hlo paper shows that considerable can be done
On comparatively small amounts in some instances:
c. H. A. Aiona was the lowest bidder yesterday morn
ing in response to a call from the county purchasing
agent for bids on furnishing transportation for pupils
from Keaukaha to the Waiakeakai school and return.
His bid was put in for the contract at $S5 per month.
One other bid was received from Ben de Silva for $135
per month. 1t IS probable that Mr.. Aiona will be award
ed the contract.
One proposal is to spend the amount available for Maui County
on Mookai only, and the board of supervisors will have to decide
whether the $4,000 available shall be fed in one chunk to the lonely
isle or whether it shall be judiciously and wisely distributed in sew
eal sections according to needs of different parts of the county.
AT $85 per month three routes could be established for Maui.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-16

Maui athletics will now be conducted under A. A. U. rules and
records made in amateur meets will have their standing in the world
of sports. This paper is for clean sports with the element of indivi-
dual gain eliminated and to that end the Athletic Committee has
worked faithfully. The new move must not be permitted in any wise
to interfere with the good work the Athletic Committee has done
and is doing. 1t is to be hoped the "interlocking directorate" plan
will work well.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-16

Every motor vehicle owner and operator should read carefully
the proposed new traffic ordinance which passed first reading last
week and is published in this issue of this paper. The public will
have a chance to express their views upon it at the next meeting of
the board. If its provisions shall be generally observed automobile
accidents in Maui would be reduced to a minimum.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-16

1t is regettable that the county has not yet been able to take
action in assisting the Introduction of athletics and health training
into the schools and it is to be hoped a way for it to do so will soon
be opened.