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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
Child Is Killed
While At Play

Gregory, March 24.-The little
six-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Milford. living on a farm
eight miles from Witten, died from
a broken neck as the result of play
ing horse with stick
In some maner the little boy trip
ped and fell He managed to get up
and go to the house and when he
entered his mother noticed he was
bleeding at the nose and that he
seemed in a dazed condition.
She went to care for him and he
tainted. dying in her arms while she
was carrying him to bed.
A physician discovered that he had
broken his neck In the fall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
Hen "Rustlers'
Use ChlOrOfOrm

Cotton, March 24.-The use of
chloroform to quiet chickens so they
could be stolen without cackling and
thus give the alarm is the latest
wrinkle" adopted by chicken thieves
who raided the coops of ]. s. Olson,
of ColtCn-
The thieves escaped with more
than leo purebred chickens, which
were stolen during the darkest hour
Of the night. When Olson discover
ed his loss the next morning he COM
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24

Berlin, March 24.-German COM
.munists instituted a reign of terror
throughout Germany today, fighting
for control of the government. Loot
ing property, destruction and 25
deaths followed the trail of a demon
strations from the great shipyards in
Hamburg to the mining regions in
the south and even to the outskirts
Of Berlin. Police fought the red off.
but IA some cases were overpowe cred.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24

Washington, March 24-Secretary
of War. Weeks today sent to secre-
tary of State Hughes all papers in
the case of Grover Cleveland Berg
dahl with a request that he be ad-
vised what further action to take.
The fact that the United States had
requested the return of Bergdahl
from Germany was announced by
the United Press exclusively yester-
day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
Policy Toward
Soviet Russia

Washington, March 24-President
Harding and advisers are preparing
to announce policy toward Soviet
they will go in reversing the stand
of the Wilson administration has not
been decided at this time, but change
in the direction of closer relations
is regarded as certain.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS
Is D { A D
PASSED AWAY AT 11:35 THIS
FORENOON.

Baltimore, March 24-James Car
dinal Gibbons is dead. The head of
the Catholic church in America pass
ed away today after a long illness.
Cardinal had been in poor health
since last December. He was Sc
years old Death came at 1885 this
morning because of his extreme
frailty all preparations had been
made for his demise.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
Suit To Recover For
OOd Campaign

Chicago, ILL.,, March 24.-William
Cooper Proctor brought suit today
to recover 100000 he advanced for
General Leonard Woods futile cam
paign for president The suit was
filed against A A Sprague. chair
man of the Wood campaign commit
tee
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24

Baltimore, March 24.-The condi-
tion of Cardinal Gibbons is unchang-
ed. He lapsed into Inconsistencies
late yesterday afternoon. Doctors
do not believe he will regain con-
sciousness.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
Daily Market Report

Minneapolis, March 24.-Corn.-
Demand fair, offerings, moderate;
discounts unchanged, with No. yell
low mainly Is and Is &c under Chi
cago May. No. 3 yellow closed at
SO and Gle; No. mixed at 49 and
soc. z
Oats.-Unchanged, demand fair
No. 3 whites II and &c over May
No. whites closed at 35h and
35Ac. No. whites at 32B and
34ssc.
Rye.-Firm to 1c higher. No.
and &c over May; demand good
No. rye closed at $1.40ss and
s1.41A.
Barley-Market quiet and easy
without material change in prices
Prices closed at 46 and Csc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
sioux City LivestocA.

Sioux City, March 24.-Top hogs
landed at $10.15, while the bulk OF
the sales ran from $3.50 and $9.75.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

end of tho country 10 TO other
Frederick waFde IA to lecture here
tonight iIe has chosen most fas
elnating subject ~flfiy Years Of
Make Believe" IN which hs tells Of
tho romance of tho foolllshia As
enioyed through hls own espoFlen.
ees, covering more than half con.
iury. Mr. Wards rich memories
clothed In tho choice language ~ the
as1olaF and delivered with tho con.
numaio skill of an accomplished &C.
tor. wili prove one of tho seasons
treats when he appears hero this
evening Al tho q. c. ". At \ o'clock.
During the past year Mr wardo
assumed the leading roll of the great
mission play IN Los Angeles. which
has becn called The ObemmmaTnn
Of America Western newspapers
were extremely lavish IN their com.
meat concerning Mr. warics won.
dcrful Interpretation Of the part Of
"innipcp reru" IN taia mamo,h
pageant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
NEWCASTLE SITE OF BRIDGE
SAYS PLANn ANNOUNCED D

Confined from page one)
and chickasha. was seai.0co. Taegc
plans were changed when It was do
cidci TO build q heavier. more sub.
sirnilal structure.
OLa fourth Of the cost Of the
bridge will be paid by Grady county.
onefourth by Canadian county and
one-half will come from federal state
aid. Those counties have paid In
s52.533.9O each and have been given
until 1923 TO pay the remainder.
Revised plans call for bridge
1000 feet In length. reinforced cen.
crete. All steel to be used in the
bridge is now on the ground. The
north abutments. two steel spans
and six or eight piers have been
installed.
Commissioner McElroy. chairman
Of the Grady county board. has
made application for federal aid In
repairing the road leading up to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
Enough Thrills For a Whole Yea
Crammed Into One Hourl

In this story OF political intrigue that leads through dark
grim ways One OF the most absorbing tales OF love and
adventure woven into uhnto-dra,na
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
Northwest school.

Northwest school Armory ball
team played the junior hlFh team
Wednesday and were victorious BY
n acoro of 10 o. An lulefeallns
feature Of the game was the pitching
of Loo Wilson. Northwest lineup
follows; leo Weldon. p: Rleaard
Tnrnhuli. G; Enrl Cunningham. II;
Alfred Dcln. ~: -, johnson. sb:
John Matthews, a.: Chaa. Dryden.
n; Curtis Ilurl. II.
Miss Lawrence'a room had the
hou porcont of attendance last
month. with q mark of IS percent
Mru. Rogers, principal of the
North School, visited The Northwest
school laai Wednesday,
John Ellis. 81 Anadarto. has on
rolled IN The Fourth rrade. oliver
Clement ~ q lctasha has also on.
rolled IN iac fourth grade
Tho pupils of the Northwest
school are taking great interest 10
"nctlor English Week"
Armlsilcc Day will be celebrated
IN = hitting manner by tho students
of the Northwest school. THO three
lover GRADES VII Join IN giving .
program and the three upper grade
viii do likewise. Each division viii
have speaker Rev. Sam Taylor
'asior of the baptist churca. will
ak TO tic upper grades.
Tho SAa and cli'a held a spciilns
match las, Friday afternoon. Tho
words we're selected from the "a
pcller. Al the end of The given
lmc. GAS were victorious. havlnr
lght still ON the floor while the
Ms had only six.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

Norman last Saturday.
Mr. Mott with his psychology claui
from the o. c. w visited the nchoo
last Thursday.
The boys are greatly interested IN
the balI games and they have two
new balls. Roy Ryan Is n splendid
pitcher.
Tho school viii observe the Ar
mlstlco Day with n sort program
consisting II sacred and patriotic
songs. flag salutcs. Ray Smith VIII
talk to the pupils of The upper
grades.
South School.
Visitors ~ the South school this
week were Mesdames Leo Biische.
W. q. Methyin. Forman. Mahlon.
Courtney. and Mrs. Kate Kitkci An.
derson. Mrs. Anderson was former
teacher in the south building.
Miss Alice Linn spent the week
end in Dutton, visiting with home
folks.
Tic following pupils have been
out OF school on account OF Illness
L. c. Smith. Vernon Holmes. Henry
Taylor. and Clyde Jones.
Walter buchanan, a pupil Of the
'B has moved to Corpus Christi,
Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
Frederick Warde
Here Tonight Al
W0men's College

For more than lify years freicr.
TEX wardc. tho noted. actor. haa
closely allied himself with the
classical drama. even at hia own
Financial loss. iie believed IN tha
at Of the stage aud b. believed that
this at could only to exploited
through the presentation ~ TO tlas.
steal drama. This q ono reason why
Frederick waFdo today IL beloved
by thousands of admirers from one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
West School.

Visitors In the West school ihl'
week we're: Mrs. J. u. Rogstad. Mrs
u. y Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. W. !
Mcintosh. Mrs. W. =. Burns. Mrs
c. y. LinquIst. aud Mrs. $. c. Hoe
back.
lola Smith, pupil In the firth grade
has moved to Anadarko.
Gilbert Payne. pupil In the second
grade. has moved 10 Amber.
Buford Harrison. pupil In the aoc.
ond grade, has moved to Teason,
Ariz.
sammie I'M. Of waionga. entered
lB grade Monday.
watch your speech" Is the slo.
gan IN the West SCHOOL this week.
Tho drive Is popular with the child.
ren and Is expected to eliminate
many careless habits Of speech.
Last week. Miss West. supervisor
of penmanshlp, found the percent Of
children in all ward schools using
arm movement The percent for the
West school was SO plus percent:
that being the highest percent made
In arv ward schnol In the city.
The West school armory ball
team rs planning to play the Juniors
today
West school is observing Armis-
tiee Day in a short program, IN
which all children take part. The
speaker for the morning Is DR.. l..
Il. Emanuel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
Southwest SchoaI.

Among the patrons who have Wis.
tied the school since last week are
Mrs. Chas Christopher. Mrs. II. Bry.
an. and Mrs. Davenport.
Miss Lavonia Neal visited friends
and attended the football game in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

Gas and electric bills arc due fnd
payable al tho company office CA
o. before tho 10th. Unless paid the
service may b odlaronlinuod with,
out further notice. gst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

tho bridge on tho Grady county
eide.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
Court
Deceived
ByTrapp

ok'Asena cle fee fo~Asc
terra ntors~attcn ~as susr, lttso Is
tas la~xr Aesss q ths ssx~sure
sesas :, ne srsess sssInc oc~,r,it
tee re- eonnestsen y th Is ~vpcft ef
feekass re<er~rweno t~rexaSn
"aert - lseaterart .eoeerrer rrspr.
fns ee~n~urfeatien ssenMstra ur
eeF cate e. srer~ar, ssh. va = lst
tsF 'rcn7 Z. "a eeser cstr4Ns iusas
TIE letter aeeerslns &c sne eer.
~issee't Information. Mas ssrt ts
tns ees~sN eewmsas onsrs ~ sem
tne's eoora tss secret, asscrrss
Mr Trace ara Asserus, General
Frs~h~s 4 set Sas tras rrasp 40
pesr.rS hrfers sefe~ are csors
Atternsy coAs. states he was 0osnu
se hus ors huncres seo tsousans
asuerz ~Vfss - courss furesue
bcnae
so'tn osSiaree ir TIE este TIA,
he slsrec sne eorc issut ~tn ire
uncerssancsns ssss Trapp sss IS
ass for re esnss * paf s-t KAlc.
asecrusre &c sAe letter Beser ao
nltsec % sNs ssoss. sna, naa ne
Ano.~o Trsep ar rat eAyre thsr'
-. 49, a.. .....s..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
To Be Hanged,
He Wants Public
To Be In On II

cnHssee frt e f ts~ss
urtsiare maxs ~ ssessa rrass far
shs ruraer % vm NJs me
uon pesuge ,AsN msnaoe 81
wants lhs e,se4tst So ssks paev
Is ceAnt pssA teas 81 io sne
Aeiisvae af sts SAT ab ihe
~orls ness sss Is $50 ssis
naas pehits seHY aY sher Il
Charles N nessfs
% dens snlps re, e the
peeplf ~he believe e esptai pan
savsn NsW 81 ane "a ssset Il opt
frday There - ,hfn bs lsea
TAX and mere stlnb ia Afterwards "
said she arsane siff
Governof SmsH ioaaY SAD before
EARN a. eprneiscia sae rpsn ~ the
eoaro of pardons eh,ss nss cessss
60 'Hv case q Brsiare TNls ~ll
pr Governor sms first aesas an
upan earsai paushmert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
nuAlKfm

faes4s. Ft4 l9 fes ts8erai rstt
nta eaSs heaft lasaY ssesuNs -
ts aeftt 81 see AwsNssn Asssss
Van af NAllwa4 tsseutvs fae le,ss
asfe aHsea#iisa ~ ,es aAtlaeAl ~sgs
agreements vfn ths bfseaernoaa. ana
stlAp etmsnt ~ as~ aassa rate -
assNlst lahaa efsaeasta ~ lo 81
fyaHsssHe
1hs ase.aAN same 4at Il.
le~eil efesittnt ~ lives
eeVlayss HenafemeNt "a AWhr
Nta Fslsfatien ~ Isne hsaaa
nla seY IS fNe ksssem sAde -
fHp fafFeav ssesWfsxe ~asA AZ
y W A''sehpsY "a y frsYixAe.A
eNA ne easlAn tally pNss
,ssttI hst ~ ts@s ts nla state
nsNf nsysfsHssesa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
rus ~ili nm PULLED
\ NIT nn\lilI M

iiH E.Mw IA Frh 'ss llnsAGns
~ aas e hu#f elia lmlnai and
'ii msu r uraas @tsflsf
m Nua is aah iallaa lo HaaK
aaaw t'ea ueKa pt upaesis
sHNat wala saa aeHs#n "a f9
tsak Fanm 3 4Hla Amfmaiiat
ue q emHNr f'afhee m q
ietta iNu ae #fift wsu sala ae
ia fau ft aess9 Nas g. - htnfat
mpl#si ss1 hlA WlAd
eaAM Aea faa tafnpf wha a
l1 eNh tte asfa 4ar siiofasy sea
esssd lV suiye she peueleet
hnii iae fu3 ee ansta As
HHf Wt iDs lae Asa psi teea
NNatAa 4ffe nN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

Dctrcii reh 80 pfefca4oe
fhcr4as lyun Bradford es,ufsr
author and sfsssns cf the oceui
baiiveu 20 have deliberately
killed himaef ~ an effort 20
prove % . oeAbtlng ~ofls thss
she dead car communicate with
nc llssnp has no, sent q message
'ro~ thr great beyond Mrs Ru,A
Rcrsr ,cla shs Information 81 News
Service tocay
~ have received ~ mesesue
from efofssses ersdfora yet
sne tse aput. ia. / would be ao
hsppY Z ~ naaid seno q thfounn
uas
~if orc 70 received viii YOU
make 4 sno~n shc VAS asked
Yss AZ eree was the reply
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

ErHrs. Feb 10 Tie deficit -
sustria nor foials one hundred
billion kranen ~ 50 ftyJ-ffy9 .ffW
essirlzted upon tie rre-wsr value
1f lie krone Announcement 70
.ky effre' was ms,le today fol-
ioBing eafinef sessions on Tues
dzy ard "Wednesday - consider
the badgef and ~ take steps to
~ financial aid
The flrsf raeassire - cope vita
the financial troubles provides
for doubling fAe dufies On tread
sugar and tobseeo Postage has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
LET TRAPP SWEAT; WILL
Do HIM GO0D,' OABNFV
Impeachment Program Against
Lieutenant Governor on Graft
Charges To Come Up
Monday IN House

otiaaaps glN Feh ia Attorney
hpee#ee a Nnle ana mesell aaHt
seferal ves seiaae as rspp as
asn Nd ATTORNEY Ieaa rma
teda Aa iAx Afs Ha gao bal in
H NJ go 81 ssleoll aH 80 nh8
las M laH pH he tfIe8 ap.aea
eH aaa ralFe8 o ha f oa h.
ts.dsHe e, aae a 1A4 ssf
ia HeaANa lAe Ase Nt ffiO NH laan
folii Ha su 0la sa ad
teen NeuaFsi.r mUH ~ as
sannN $50 a0aHhe fa m1elWmas
" his t'astai aeis a fheae hoHd
aeal Ausv slafNne iAe uvasiirA
ilea ~ hase hesn voluntarily aspllaa
vfn ev'aer,s entpfH is ear 81
rfapp ifaasasteB hag We nfe 90
nelu bf ease sfHeis io iAe hand
aeai uf isis aiia 1880 1rehg ~
coNfse Is saglrnlne aaa shrlsklnH
character sstaaelae lles sie hal J.
bafe convicted men sn lhs l'rHea
States oouets Nho aia iae same ihlag
r. Come Up Monday
7Ne ou ~ tBe house Htesl.
sH's# committee recommending ths
impea hmefi of l.leoleasHl Ca4sfaar
"a frppp ua ee cnrslamod by ew
loe taa,t e ias Legislature anfsr
sl m3 IS neK Nmia
February 81 Na iened iaaav
Motion g. f#s effre made b. a.
NeNmaH eppalean ctah e3an
~ wa adn fea hF he imnonf
Ihe esfie e4e brauehl up IS N
fessnalse DsHe democratic Neer
iead,r Who astea laai ID Nc
immediate consideration lla re-
raeRs ana communication from
rrspa hi,a he read lleeipaiea
storm
fahsey remarked th Ao com
nlfiee boa eofsef "a he aso sx
Wees aar 'hai no feaorl dealt ai'h
pofapHsi activities outside ~ aa 81
naM capacity
fiEase u gfapHs leWef IS fn a
raneas on tho committee repoH eefsI
Hfiare b = q TYiae. republican.
Oaupieee 90 p an "lasull 70 fbe
mouse lie also ailmksd Dabasfa
hsAge 81 front
Bruce !. ke"aam FopaDileau Chsra
bee county aisu attacked TfaDpa le|
fer and sala the lieutenant governor
vas unfortunate a hls use af nor4p
lie declared he knew nothing ~ 'aeI
epnletts of ihe committee report lngH
ii sas read lH fle house
Wovia "Lst rrapp sweat
a bitter attach % Dabasy Naa made
by Roy y Harp. relobilaan. Aaior
county ile declared fbt minority
Iea6er yesterday aas eliAerin H. hisI
oieugee against me majority aide aaa'
Inferred ihai q aas attempting 10 TO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
NIil BELOVED a. IiiitiI
WOMAN ~ DI AD

sH#Nat Nenf tx iha data ~ AZ
hM t "a hef ln falaa was
feHItta relatives u Upthf
H fnesHa iHH fewainp 9gli
Asaat ta laHfia anH lale1meni
$500 nr a W HnHH }le9 reHfr
tff fHea satsleea Aill b. ApiH
81 te s. N y Chn r. Friday
aNafnnaa at
fhe desssai vas Nei believed ~
'fafhr peQNle aae was spls Mid
shle sn eaHFan slth q hlasii2 agt
DaltipH llsf llsee lu he hasfts =
fe "a friends aaa 4sfruwiua IT,
satists San aeFnf rs lillea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
Here's Your Chancei
Buy a Hospital

Aasnsnstor rrh re Sale te
AosptSx e. tire nere tna~ sc 900
"a c~t cf sesEes s1A0r neAe ~ t~s
cOxso~.s Officers At tNe various
perts of tire ccautrs IS ur1er cem
sicscas er ey tne trtssury arpsfs
rneet. Assistar, ~ Lear saia to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
Guttony and Style Shos Vie With Death In Broken Austria

some quarters WAS converted iuip
= eafe whore paseerbf are 20
Fiied ~ drown their esres io
champagne a 1000 kroneu per
bottle
While al this heeiie gayely
narks some parts of the city the
inhabitants of the poorer quarters
walk siih dropping heads aud
faifring steps aud with tragedy
IN their eyes Ragged women
with QauHt faces. ciuiehine
babies beneath their dirty ghawls.
pass by the wiyes and daughters
of bite profitcers who are aitired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

seee increased Ifsy per cent and
Z ~ fer cent ineffase was pns
ag0n railway rafeN
Famine viez With Cluttony
Vienna j. 3 eify of tragic eon
traits GlnitDuv and famine, de.
baucbery and disease. wealth and
poverty sad esgefy aud distress
rsb elbows Ninety per cent of
he population j. ID 3 ftaie. ~
HttgF misery, Tie remaining ~
rsr cent enriched BY gambling.
rrsft and proiiterIng are living
amidst mad exfrsyazanee.
The carnival SEASON he 0ayest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
iIDNfN WILL CELEBRATE
9TH A\>IlIR~ AIRY

Tae BrvhefaoD1 Of American Yeo-
ren eli eiearzts tae z+ta aaalfer-
say - tss forr1.ax = ite order -
tse.r loa61 room ~ inf A. o r w
s4i. wsia a. o4ea meet ss Tgesf4s.
Fassr4zry Is to wct al sre ariie3
espfsszfig FssiA1x foeMt1 isr Aa-
sersst.sx program - reatiags As4e.
sse- wfll ~ csrrseg oat- also r.
fres A1arfs WI. ~ ssrFe1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
VI II NOT iNGiE
IUi, GAME FISH

ioa may uol kaon a bui q ltueseft
tneless a isa that there Is closed
season On fishing IN oklahoma lakes
aud streams as 10 the sateaing ~
game fIsh The elosed season began
rebruafy a0d 9ill ran three monsas.
The closed season 90 killing nffxnat-
ory birds began st that date also aud
rms TOT three monihs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

as brilliantly as any Parislan.
Clothing Cost High
The sIuafi shops nrr filled
nlih = pfofusion Of elegant goo.is
bat The price tags take one 4
breath away The cheapest artl.
Gle costs mouth 5 salary for tho
ordinary Austrian For instance
au oyereoat Of English cloth
commands $1,000 kronen
Food spectators. who have en-
riehed themselves by gambling IN
foreign currency, are able to pay
fconfinned on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
ORGANIZED GANa DI
ilIIi.iiS AM HOi.D

#,wils #ash EaD. 10 SeAitle.
esaae ana HseFest Nisshnsian
ea peTl4Al otsa tfes have
AatH teffed uf Hnsd# gstlea 9i 'r
sesh ffeHee0 Nsllersahltea
gang of sheaiifsa aosadlus 20 tha
f.ife hee eho bslleie FhsY have ~
ois Ihe l'pdsn ~ ne aiesf
.lnz tive men ana SIX Uuga 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

iniffur.Nn cars eefe eFu~dd tlit
morning nth teachers ffom fa4ll
oEan ~ha we're ao'ns 10 sAt alsaai
teachers meeilUs az OkisheHa HY
f~sise iaacAers ifon gee tfesesa.
= hooi we're tv1r tbls ueseas Ga
tufn fo iAe state mseiiUs
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iine ~ The Ffsr "a pre- war days
e here sith daneing rueing
drinking from evening until
dawn fvenig ibensand kroben
were charged pr d box a the
carnival ball bui this price
proved too steep eyep for the
English with the exchange rates
overwhelmingly IN their favor.
However. LOO Ausfrians attend.
ed Tickets we're sold ont three
weeks ~ adYsnee
Wines Are Expensive
During the carnival festivities
almost every other building n
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Size Addis Lts ieetbsf. sleis H
tfsa elly sehnel Board IL rs oalahan a
eliy iofas af'eaaiax lbs ifashef pft
feers dislslDa of iha state leaebs i
assoo lailoa metliHR
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Southeastern Stale Nofna artsai
- The Oklahoma Aes'ss 3, q ls n
one ~ @ fasie#i l.aaket bsii eame
e q kneen ln sflllea.f
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owArrlno rousleyisM

TeleRfaAa eefe srni lfom Aafe N
day 20 ih Oklahoma ie8ssauaa ia
tsneresa protesting against foeHle
non partisan inaNBe aMtftaf
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kzvs -zxe@ - sszrzsra r ~ sazrlf &
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F~E srree<x. ir he % csp.sts Ns-
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Esr4sx = 1s,E azEzl.ec - - sseg-1
sao-T q re tsszflrg visa szs aesa
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TWO KILLED ren
iNIuR1p ~ "Rtcr

INIUNtU n WNttH
Het spring. 49, Fsb 10 80 sn
pinc Hen we're klisa and ton rssssN
uera are reported injured come ser
ieuslr when Mlaaevr pAcHis paassn
eer train no " from 5, loam uas
wrecked shls morning ss mise east
q hot apflras
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&e< D-ss-s L. ~ lt--To-
-sezx tzs- eas1a~ Fr<zF TAR.
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n A Rr>eAS d.ssrset -. e-1sr ans
SO Na1xAs nrvsseent - me glAls - sss
SNv t1oax SlsA wsA ~ gaess < sNe
ssatArie 1.sczs elaA a. tvs1As luaea
ea4 TIC cl4A AL asaeHd she resRsAi
zaeeslzx a. wcss cetArse Nesaosss
cA&reA tAts eswnkng
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4 bitter atiaek - Dapnsy Nas ulads
ty Roy y Harp. rslobilean Aaior
county ile declared ihf minority
ieadef yesterday aas nliherln b. lie
ciAugee against ne majority aide" iaa
Inferred ihai d eae attempting 10 ty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Small Fire In Bakery

Engine Company 20 was called into
service when two pans of fat boiled
over and caught fire at the Bake. Rite
Baking Go. g store. 716 Market street.
at s 80 o'clock this morning.