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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-18

TOsEPH A. YORK, weII-known
business man OF Portland, Me-,
who SAYS he feels twenty years
younger and has gained sixteen
pounds on four bottles of Tanlac.
Declares he can now eat three
square meals day.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-18
'eWhere may you be from ?"
OBJECT LESSON ON TRAFFIC

(TO BE CONTINUEDJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
WHAT TTCKFn OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Washington The Unlted Sts'es
won an Initial ,iotors IN sAe Erans-
is.n cotson ease conference IN Loutou
st Loals The SO 900 obsuneA
"a a mail robbery by three bandits
IL Northern Rsvcr. IIiIonF. was rs
covered intact hidden IN a corn Fst
New York Gene Tgtnpey. <ht
Neavyweight, defeated warstn BUrte
and Nike Gibbons won iron kngie
Rather
Washington Conditions ~ ,he
Iohnsou clir Tennessee. soldiers
home were described IA 40 dep'rf
nhle that unless conwresf acts im
niedlatelY casualties will be propor
tiona,elv higher than during the
vorid War
Naples Enriao caruso's funeral
took place
st Louis Farl smith New Yots
q ants catcher. was suspended ind"
ffnitelv FOR breaking training
IIouston. Texas Cara Leaf
Mexican consul. stated President
Obrornn had imposed an import tn<
an vehicles Amounting 10 afouxi
mately 80 per cent of The value ~
popular priced American cars
waehlng'on- Secretary Hoof E
said every dollar which may ke w'eni
IN biyfhg Supplies for Russian chilr
rem viii BE spent IA America
--Texsrkana. Texas --propfleior 9
og the ihree LEADING hotels were not'
fled 70 disgcnse eith negro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

Nevada Mountains. The tree was cut
down in 1855 By William Thornburg
and J. r. O'Gorman, the Association :
data shows, and the trunk with Car
sons name cut ia il was moved to
Suffers Font, where il may nov be
seen A full account Of the trees bis
tory has been sealed up in eontainer
in che monument BY Native sons.
The hickory tree that grew ia the
fireplace Of the Kansas log cabin Of
John Brown Of Ossawatonie and
Harpers Ferry has been nominated
for place in the Hall Of Fame By
Mis- Eleanor u. Freeman Of Seattle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
IRS'RR?:!. Ifes
He,Ess pg

oslahama CITY. Aue TIA meas
lNsnysent fNtu heAFiex conducted ia
oklahoma sor maay yeara is "a pfea-
srsa before Commissioned w. r.
LaMia oe sha lnssgsgatr @maFee eosn
mlaalaa a. tho liuealHs Hotel Al
oAlahuma easY rhe Asariaw n up"a
an application eg she steam railway
companies operating 10 the state t'r
rcataralion 81 ne ss paFvsat lnereasn
in lnsers'ate ffeishs ratss AMI twenty
nev esns increase IN passenger rates
ehleh was sAA~a on June 10 BIZ The
Oklahoma corporation comulaaioa
ou september 70. 1850 sau ssafr
corporation commission i0sn.si wsth
most other ssassa ia granting ~
railroads % res cent increase On
Interstate tgvlghs rates. and a 70 per
seat lngfrase on ultra stats passenger
ralsA rhla remained ID fprtu ansys
luua IA ~ shh year when thc earn
Mlsslen ordered the rates. restored
so thslt lormef lrvel
The railroads through iAalr Astor
n~Ya and wineaas4 beFpEv tbs hear
ing helng hsla hara cuatpnd that sbs
restoration ~ shs lowsr rate hy sha
Oklahoma commission creates a
gruaa discrimination against sntoe
state frnlshl and pasaanser rAisM Al
pum eltlsN industries and pafsana
rauldlng oatAlan ~ oklahama u ~
alsads antaKe a. compared With cslea
Industries aud persons residing With
ln oklahoma
a great mAnY ahlppeFa ~ Oklahoma
and surrounding states afo pfaaant
through attorneys ana speclal REPRE-
soatatlsrs aud many N them Will
Ia grppae strong opposition - feA
loratlon ~ the higher rates ineluisd
Ia tbs lnssrssta represented A. ~
hearing uefe the hearing ssre she
corporation commissions u Oklahoma
ana two mrmbera % .he AEkanass
corporation commission. lohocFs and
manufacturers. hay dealers. eestou
seed srushers association. MilieFs
tcentsnurd nn raaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

1896. II nominating the New Garden
Oak Nr Mills says
After the battle of Cuilford Court
House. March 10. 1851. near what Is
now Greensboro, North Carolina, both
General Green and Lord CORVALLIS
Withdrew leaving their wounded
These were cared for BY the people Of
the Quaker settlement Of New Garden,
four miles and half southwest Of the
battle-ground. Soldiers that died were
buried in the SADIE Of what IL now
magnificent old white oak. Here in
recent years has been erected simple
monument
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

Wash ln 1915 Miss Freeman's father
visited The John Brown farm. accom-.
panied.by sou-in law % Brown Only
tie log foundation of the cabin wa
left bui from the fire place Was grow
ing hickory tree which Mr Freeman
trimmed and from u branch made
can. which his daughter now has
From Guilford College, y. G.. has
come the nomination of the New Gar.
den Oak by Mark G. Mills This oak
saw history made IN the Revolutionary
War and near il the grandfather Of
Joseph @. Cannon i buried Uncle
Joe" Mas born nj GuiIford, May Z,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

Carson City. Ney.. Aug 5--Inveii-
ing monument near here. the Native
Sons " California on Sunday viii
mark the site of the Kit Carson
Tree.
The Caliiornia tree, pine on which
Kit Carson carved his name in Is44
when acting as a. guide 10 Colonel
Fremont. has been given place in the
Hall Of Fame for trees with history
by the American Forestry Association,
following its nomination By r. y.
Fletcher Of Carson City, Nevada.
II was on this trip that Colonel Fire.
mont discovered Lake Tahoe. The
pine was IN pass through the Sierra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
SHALL ELECTION Be CALLED
TO VOTE HIGH SCHOOL BONO
Local Taxpayers and School
Patrons suocin,ly Express
Themselves on Civic Mat
ter OF Moment

Tbs eny board ~ csi0ca loa ~anln
to know What ta % lp spxanl 20 a
new hiea school building
shall an election hs eallpa 30 vuta
houds tog naw hish hool halld
ins. nehool board committee eaha.
rto Leader has gathered At random
a iev ekpreseionp Mutc with folloN
from day 10 day
- Nlehols No, NOT fpr bonds.
| favor uaink caslefai school
Vhles Mitchell 4 And leF pah
lie improvements. al all times ! Nlil
su'n tot hiEh acnoul bonds
i'uglmANsf oleusllh "lle soaa
ihteslinsu,. sm f9r ~ s4aAv #
ssop.oVo
lohu Dean p doul IA, tlss glms
Is hege lo pug haaa proposition pe
fore lho people howoyer ! sm lor
iegter scheols and school eQulpmen,
Tom ienainA ~ avn ready 10 suta
ssovVso fur a nra, mudNfu And up
70 dato heh srhool our se0wlua
population and thu present leeatson
of our hlgh school arm swo REASONS.
third ~ that monsf spsn' Euf
schools Is mouny weli apeai
Mrs. n n Carter eWe uesd .
hlFh school building but | would not
vote for bonded Indebtedness AZ
lhis time of iaoc.eoe, saAea are
bnrlonsome noN
y T. Williams no an not fpr
bond issue Al this line The tar
payers are aireadz oyerhurdensi and
I AM quite surv wlll not feel AXE
adding 20 the burden
tConllnnnd un page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
To Cut
a Billion
From Tax

Washington. Aag S.-To real :
tAssr exgrnsssa Acee o. redssiag the
nsil0as AK hlG ~ hair sulioa dol
lars. rsgaSla1xx headers az sae ho0se
of representative. appear 90 NE
hAsh ce ureAsary esgkas IS To be
sace4 vita tho task of castlag three
quarters os Sslsion dollars from esti
mated government expenditures Tor
the fiscal ye&x. or else face haea
federal 1efscss nexs Jnly !.
Secretary Mellon. N statement 70
fke committee dealing vlsh tax re-
vssiaa. has warmed tAAs esen Il more
sA2R seSe.eee.eee should Se aop2~d on.
sAe estimated expenditures os ss.-
seasse-e.eee. TAn tax yield c0ult not
safely se permitted % far below g..
S7e.nse. zee. the estimated return
usser sAe existing lAw.
In S S2sezAnt p1lg.sAea rodAy
-ews~~-. Representative Mcnsell ~
WyVGsrw. -Ae vtpaAlcAn .e1asT. ds
clsrrs that IL Ass snegmeS'. It Is er-
trrx practical 70 redace the tosal
ssz levy by ssee.eae ere ard sin sako
care " tie essential needs Of the
sos~~nmcnt
According ~ Charles ~ Lyman,
secretary treasurer of thr national
board u farm o-ganlzaliops. sAs a.
ssc.a;ioa q farmers over the coaasrs
as p-saarlng &c lauach determined
nga. sg4sass repeA. u The excess gro-
s.ts tax These organizations, alreAdy
have gtven sAelr views 81 this gues
tsca % tie w&ys and means GOA
-litee xad Nj Lyman says II the
conamlsser reports ; Asll vitA -
svAI gros lsscr. fhe farmers wlil a..
peal 10 RE ArFicuitaral ~eloc and All
other srsenes III congress 10 ~ors tcr
.,s defeat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05


Fridays program at the Lions cuo
~aa directed " Lion ~ " frv~n.
pbo represented Miss Mildred Davis
Uuthrle's accomplished pianist. vhs
entertained the cub with most de-
,liehtna music. al pieces of which
1ere classics from CHOPIN AMI ~
bernstein The nenfbess wore - bo
witched with her playing that busi
ness was forRotlen Of carried oYes
10 their neat meeting rising Fos
Of thanks was slven Nlss Davis who
gracioualy aekpoeledged her appFo
citation OF the illeresi The club had
fhown in her mualtzl m1ceeseas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
POLLARD AND BROWN
STAGE A RAID
Negroes Surprised When Mayor
and His Officers Appear,
Liquor Pound; Several
Arrested

TAarxdAy u nume-r of prominert
cplorea men called on Mayor Pollard
md egsnplained Of general conditions
ID tAe Esbow aiAtr sl-eethe csty TAsy
la'orme4 tie asayoF how they had
comslasnea % the police department,
often ana Always in vain. for gea-
erai clsaning ap * gAe dives and
dsns. wAere chock snd whiskey were
rs 5e bad That gambling hcuur ant
women aere Iaaacsng coiored and
y bite sports % gssher. that ro~s bad
occurred. aud tha. the rccent eillsng
~ ycsng Eagle at his hone was q
asrecs result. and the recent killing
o. the Pcnca clp Negro VAS il one
Os these noscFsous dives
These colorea meu made and xwors
% complaints thursday. and Mayor
Pollard and comsnsssioaer Broun
rNsd-a tse place os Thomas Morton.
lis West Grant and of Charles
l.anders. lies West Gran. Al both
psaees sAev scund tubs ~ mash and
a. The Morton pl4ec they found the
esnpiy ice box. bat in the grass -iosc
hv shev scand Q caar; oi wAlskey tee
roh. n the hurried flight some one
lad dropped ii in the weeds
There IS loud cry going NJ from
.ae beet people In Guthrie thA, all
ihss mast be stopped Il IS kaown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
Thursday Was
Hottest Day
of This Year

oklAAoma siU. Aug. s--yez-
seraAy Mas the hottest auy cs
the year n Oklahoma according
10 r~gxsgss coaagAica today ~ the
T-mstea States weather tareAu
herN The average teusp~rAtnre
over Go state wax icNS devrees
The previous record Was Sos Dc
sr~es, Lanton and Mangum were
the Aoltese cities Ia the state.
Aosa recording temperature -
seS aegr~es. AltaS and Woodward
were enc posns lower. The rasr-
cary here elinst~1 . - degrces,
record Cor the seA@on.
r.lgAt 10 Aeayy rsins te.i ever the
northern. r@Ts 81 The state and !
haH storm was reported IL Alwa.
0ssoser weather j. exae<t~d TO-
morrow according 70 the bu-
rVAu's forecAss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
AMNESTY FoH AL Ap.
NERENrs or cAnRANxA

Mesiro cts. Aug President Oh
reeon shortly WI lssne prociaml.
ton . amnesty which Nlli apply 80
all adIsrenta n former prssl4aa,
taffanza nos % mo United siai..,
who recently signed q manifesto -
prersing good viii .owari the present
Meaieen government, according ~
las Noiitias The newspaper says a
has reeeiyed semi offlsial lntorna lou
iO This effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
sANKRuprcY PETITIONS FlLHp

TAp voluntary petitions ln bark
rUpscy purc flied IN fedcrsi c0urt tO
day The first was Ny John " KID
well. farmer ef Nakita. who hs.vd
liabilities cf ss.ssS and assets of s.
asb TAoDas n Little and Leroy
Burs. doing business In shawnee as
tho Star Grocery. also filed position
scheduling liabilities of sssss ~ and
assets uf s6.sQfse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
JAMES HEPBURN FAMILY
~ AUTO WRECK

oAmnlgee. ASS. b~-Jamaa IIap
bafn. county attorney. Was badly cut
aboul ~. head and his wife and MFs.
n ii short. wlfa us the eounsf aasaa
s0r. Nern bruised about Tho body
shen the car ID which iheY we're
fidlns struck an OH field truck atand
lns in shv strees hsrs rhuruday nishs
Ilsphurns right cheek was cut side
open And hs sustained numerous other
bruises lia will be- eonflned 20 his
bad for ssyevat days sfoin shs shoes
phs sietans anuou.cud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
He Looted S0piet Fund

New York Aug B The physical evidence with which 4,
expected prove that Jacques Roberto Cbro converted
his $500 900 from million dollar Russian Soviet
fund deposit the National City Bank moved out OF
the United States aboard the steamship Lackawanna Valley
last Saturday days before Cibaro arrested Charles
Reoh attorney for the Soviet government announced last
night
The evidence the form ei) shipping case filled with
motion picture equipment and films that the companants
against Cbrao declare worth the amount u viii cost
transport Reva had lain storage here for and
onehaf years The order ship according the shipping
agents from the bark but confirmation OF this report
could be obtained from the bank officials
Mr. Recht cabled Moscow reject The shipment Reyal
announced that il would be returned New York the
Latka~anna Valley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
NATIONS EXPENSE
BUDGET Is ENORMOUS :

Washington Alg- E-The cost e'
lining the Tnitei states gavera
lneni for the fiscal rear q 1S@- will
&c sssSS. .css.ea-e. soc0rding TO reris.
e estimates placed before The house
--4ys ard rns&rs cCzaraitsee Tkurs-
CAP bT Secretary of the Trsasurg
Mellon
lie egts--z@teG that savage and T4l's
c@l'zneo1s receipts sould yield ss19. :
sN8es-s OF this zrao7nt and cast0ms
sg-9esay-e. ieavEng Sc SCI. 90 eo9 u
~ rzzsei tz tAxes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

Washington. Aus Tho war air.
craft scandal ulll be ono u The first
eaaes 10 Dc shoronEhly pfobod BY the
newly created department. of Justice
war craft bureau. Acting A.tY Gaa.
Guy y Coff announced Thursday
The government IL not satisfied
that the aecvus congfspalonai lnyesti-
gallon iato gha reason why 81 o0o oao.
900 vas speat without pfodaelag .
single airplans sha. saw action At ,hs
front has exhausted all tho posslbiii-
ties of coavletlux tbs guilty persona.
Il xas stated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
NEW RICE FREIGHT
RATE rs PROMULGATED

Washington. Aug s. Rice shipper
were authorized today By the inter
state commerce commission 10 have
shipments of rough rice from CaE
tcrnla and Arkansas 70 New OrieAns
usilled AZ Lake Charles. Louisiana, ~
the fhrousif freight rates. plas 2 .
cents a hundred pounds, transit
charge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
voLsrEAo WARRANTS ISSUED

Jersey City. Aug : yolstead war
rants For the arrest nf officers anl
crew of the schooner Henry H. Mar
shall seized az Hquor runner last
Mouday nigh. and for three hers
said 20 have been iatereeted in the
cargo we're issued Thursday By Fed
eral Commissioner Queen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
Tenement
Burned, 4
are Dead

Nca rorA, Aas. : roaF ehlldroa
we're harned 20 death and seven other
peFoas were seri00eIy sngarea In an
early morning fire which swept toa,
tenement houses ~ the Broax shis
merninx
The dead Ares
Victoria csrsine. Ia. Harry Cor
sina !. Eana corslne. 10. Ana VIII
liam coFslne, q ali children Of Julia
cogslne. Who liver oa tho iop floor
- the tenement In which tho fire
started Csrssne escaped
Anarce Tas ior. bis Nige Catherine
and thesr four chlidrcn abo lived On
the tAira floor u the same tenement
suffered severe harms The young
est child, Herbeft Is reported % b
dy4as ~ hospital from lnhalrsi
fumes.
Rose Fiigpasrsck. who lived ~ith
her fnaliy en- the fourth floor o. this
tenement also wa severely baFned.
TIE tirc spread quickly from the
senement "a wAieh L s'arscd, se three
adsuinx'ng lepements and when flre
men reached the svcAe they found
snore than score og panie- -xsrickea
wumen and eAildreu crowded before
lAo wlucows crylnF for aid.
A@rsAl ladser~ we're run up and
fsremcn begAn bringing the ssanslls
clad women ard children dcNn TO
safety
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
SIXTEEN HUNDRED sAlpyARos
WORKERS srRlkE

ri,cster. pa. Aux Q slsteen han
dred shipyard workers struck yevts
day at shc chews"r yards ~ thv Msf
chants shipbulldlng Corporation. Dc
,iarin~ ihHlr action protest. a&ains'
rrdue,ion Ia wageA. nlYnirra ream
ers. litter ups and drlIlera we're ~
fected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
Lightning From
Clear Sky Is
Fatal To One

I4isxssee. Ala. Aug 5~
1@vsrze HAynfe. ~. ass Instantly
kAised yesterday by lighfnsng from
a clear sky. Two negrces four
H1n;es ard q dog were hss By shs
s4rne bolt Sn4 one negro. the
four males and the d9g Instantly
killed.
The Asa. * the lightning. 60
clraing 70 tA0se rho visited the
scene wesle1 The links o. the
s-1cs chains OF lie harness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
ROBBERS It\<Ii. INTO
" EAST sIDE BA\k

purant Okla. AUG. Robbers
last night dUa under ihe ~sils 81
the Farmers and Merchsnts Ma.
tioual bank a, AehiiIs. eighteen
miles south of here. and took a.
unknown amount Of monsy ard
bonds from the vault A posse
headed by officers from here ls
searching for the robbers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
Bandits Grab
Paw Roll OF
Jersey Concern

HacAensack. N. o.. Ava. 6--
The county prosecutor otflce
was notlfled today that se arm
20 bandits had held up ihs pa,
rnaafer 81 ihe Barrett Manvtac
turing Co., AZ Shacysde about Vii
o'c.ock end escaped with 4 psy
roli of 10000 10 $4,000.
The paymastet, accompanied
by armed guard of. rive men, was
travelling Ia al automobile when
the hold vp occurred.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
Justice of Peace
at NeWkirk Takes
n S Onn Life

Pccs City, Aug 5--h. G.
Brooks, %, justles of the peace
~ Ns~klrk ard prominent IN
Kay county pe4ties wsa found ~
hls barn today with hts throat
cut Ne died few minutes later
ite was discovered 81 his wife 10
~hom Ne had been married about
a nonth. Friends said hls finan
eial affairs we're IN bad cond
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
rwo BILLED IN sAra HOUSE

shrevefort Ia. Aug. 81 q.
Hammonds o. Vivian. Ia. and A g
Address of Winfield, Ia. died eprlv
Thursday in Eidorado. Are.. following
burus suffered in a bath house iu he
oil Fields when gas xhiea had ae
cumDla.ed IN the room expiodad whom
one of The men s;tempied 70 llgbl a
cigaret
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
'Coatispea On Page q

Nexsco City--Ceorss r. S1nsme
lin. Agsericaa charge d'sagslrs. Yis.,
Ell President O5rcgon- and. II is III
deTstoo1. delivered rcp'y IRON
President Harding to a recent per.
scaal letter from Ooregou.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
rolICE At nusKocEE
FAIL TO FIND YOUTH

, Naskowss. Okla Azg. 5s-Posiee
today hss 10 f1rtss- trace o. NaIcorn
Essriass. WHO disappeared Tuesday
zlgst zstsr . series Of g1gposed ad-
textures rhseA police lad credited
70 kscnz7Ders seeking 20 prevent bis
testimony against alleged robssrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
TWO PREACHERS TALK
AT ROTARY neFr

Rev. callln tslker Interestingly on
Main Stree al the luncheon of lhs
Rotary club "lie said IONS could
say and DO anything on Main s;reet"
and that the art Of simple living
vas stiII IN evidence Rector Thomp-
son. Of Trinity church. TALKED an
boys work. and made some telling
points ~ behalf Of the boy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
a NEW OFFER TO BUY
GOVERNMENT NITRATE PLANTS

Eashiax-oa. A1g s.-A new ofses
20 p7rrhzse tie government nit-4G1
2.z-t sf Muscle Shoals. Alabama. fo-
wtsch Een-y Ford has s1bu4tte1
rs-s.osz-s s e-rrct@a ty tn g0vc--
-ent. Secretary Eoove- sd toczy.
sroan = p0~sr eoEr2ny he did ~,
rz-ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
Quick Rccopery Of
Stolen Property;
Arresf of There's

omshs Nsh. aua 8w Within
twenty feur heurs amer trey had
rstslsea a rspert u q 5000 fsr
eoas thsft IA Nlrnsaecsls. omshs
police lsst rsohs arrested AZ. sed
Mrs. FRED ps Neous. alias c. W
Curtis. alias y. Ftslsi rns eeiles
ss'u they 'euna tosss ~ ths css
session ~ the pslr wevth near
y go oco
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
SIXTEEN KILLED IN WRECK

Tlz<irosssk. A1g. s.---fa coillsica
bes~ss1 passenger ard fresgat
t-zs- S.l-rsdxy rsz- Sokossk ssztser
r,ersozs rers killed ard sixhtsen 81
.zres. szaCag Ter sez Izgaaese.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

Cztcz<o. A2x- s,--Nzrc1s Marx e
-ezrs o;1- Slc7es- clothing nsnutac-
rzre- and one 0. the sorn1srs o. ths
fra q Hart Sch&ttasr ard Mzrz-
1se6 AZ hss home hers yesterday.
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scsr Orleans. La Arg 5--Tonlgas
and Saturday 2srsiy cs0zdT probably
scattered stovers. eoos@- tonlsat
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knights Of tbs ku kiux Kan
brought ault Tor damages yesterday
against the t.os Angeles txprees. Dc
lnAndlnz ti06.Doo for gross libel
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nces Of rain fell Corn viii be greatly benefited
Naples, Aug g. Measures 70 protect all the baggage and
property owned by the late Enrco Caruso been taken
by the authorities There yesterday uneasnes
Gsng of peaS that the dead tenor bought Paris years
and said 10 be valued 100000 francs The location
also Of set With valuable diamond the subject OF
pre- occupation In quarters.
London, Arg s. Another meeting Of the Ulster cabne,
has been called discuss the Irish peace negotiations was
announced today although in
message has been received there from Eamonn De Valera
Rockaway ~ Y. Aug 5.-The H. the smallest drigible
in the United States navy today fell Island during
flight and dumped three and lightened
Of its burden ascended several thousand feet for runaway
fly Long Island Sound.
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Miami Aug This district visited by wind and
late yesterday In forty minutes two
nces OF rain fell. Corn viii be greatly benefited
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CONTINUED oa pase q
The broad ax., 1921-09-03

The country i greatly indebted to
the colorcd man for his immense con-
tribution in labor, which developed
that vast area south of the Mason and
Dixon line. This wonderful agricul-
tural advancement OF the country,
came directly from the sweat of the
brow OF the colored slave, before the
war, and ilI-paid colored labor after
the war. The slave received no re-
Enumeration, at the time, but later was
offered the greatest OF all gifts
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit OF
Happiness" and those who followed
him of his race, should be permitted
to enjoy this blessing to the utmost
No American, who Is a good Ameri-
can, should in any manner deprive
him OF these rights