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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

tel cukrafskeho kramku Allen
Gaethal, jehoz ufady ami k
zaruce nepfipustily. Tyz ne
chal svnj kramek z1myslna o.
tevreny, ably ustavnost mo-
drych zakonu byla bud u SOU
du dokazana, nebo zavrzena.
Ia Gaethalem jest syaz malo-
obchodnikd, kteri jeho pri bu-
dou finaneOvat a pfipadne X
ne.lvyssiSmu soudu appelovat
Obe strany mai nejlepsi pray
milky re statu. takZe BOZ bude
dosti zajimavy. Statni zalobce
pravi, pokud modre zakony re
statni 1stavy nelson vymaza-
ny,potud re je treba zachova-
vati. Gaethalova pre- je tudi2
jakymsi procesem ma zkouSku
a die rozhodnlti o nj budou i il
ne vynosy vydavany. O dotce-
ny process nezajfmaji Sc pouze
Dakotsti. nybrz lide 2 jinych
statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
MODRE ZAKONY v JIM
DAKOTE.

Huron. S. D. s. dubna Stat
nj zalobce v Jiznf Dakote W.
dal ytera provolani, nafizuiicl
pfisne dodrzoyAni tax Eva
nych modrtch zakonu. Zalob-
ce mimo jine oznamil, Ae v
ned4li must byti zavfena veske
RI divadla. garaze. gasolinove
'starice, veskerk obchodv a 4iv-
nosti a vnbec kazdy zavod. kite
~ zadnou nutnostf nenf. Gene.
ralnf navladnf ma konec sve
proklamace pod otkl. ke kazdt.
zAkcny ty porusujfcf. bude Eat
Cen a soudne stihGn.
ii Prvn1m zattanSm byl maji-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
NGLo-AMERIcKE NEDoRoZUMENf
Britanie odpovida ma americlou notu o
olejnem monopolu

Londyn. S. dubna Americkt usilovani, ably obcanim
vsech narodd doao rovnych pray Dzemeh, mad nimiz
jednotlvym vladam pfFcany by manday Jest britekou
vadou prohaseno sotva ddsedne" stanovskem Spo
jenSch Stath vut americkyn oejAfskym zAjmim Mexku
Brticke hledko jest vyjadfeno douh& odpovedi noto
seretafe sau Cobyho dne 90 istopadu. JED bya dana
vefejnost zde dnes.
Nota podepsana lordem Curzonem jest odpovedi ma
milky sekretafe atu Cobyho prot dohodnuh San Reno
rnezi Franel velkou BritanH yzhledem petroejov5n
zFfdldm Mesopotamu. Onomu dohodnuh nebyo pry do
bfe rozum1no pray lord Curzon dodava ze aehyl MIN
obmyslen zadny monopo aniz vyluSna pra4a".
Dohodnuti Mesopoamii tykalo oejnych koncesi We
wajetech Bagdadskem Mosulskem. udeen$ch brtickym
zamlm jiz pred vakou. Prisa zskan& Palestine Stand
Oil Co.. neisou 80 mic siln9A mex tato brtcka praya
Eota dodava.
zados americke yady, aby Brove vzdal pray takto
zfskanych lest sotva d1sedna" prav lord Curzon sta
novskem zaujaym Spojenym Staty vzhledem podobnym
zajmlm Spoienych Sta1 oleinych majetcch Mexku." "
Ku konci poukazuje lord Curzon. re zakonem pfatym
Fpinsm sn4mem pravo olen& e2hy byo yyhrazeno jedi
ne ob6an6n Spoenych SAtd nAb Fipn 4e Spoene Staty
pFekaziy zuzkovani takovch zdrojh brickni zajny
Haiti Costa Rice. 80. s.:- u
Washington, S. dubna. r. Odpovad' lords Curzona
no sekrstAte Cobyho bya obdrxens pied tim nsz pfto
nj adniuisrace pfevgala ufa1 Jest al uvazuv&no bude
nj co nejdfive odpovedtno. 80. ,sasT e..@sa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
FRANCIE PEVNA-
Premier BRAND prohlasil, re
donuti Nemecko k vyrovnani
. nahrad.

Pafiz. 5. dubna. V feci pred
senatem premier BRAND Cd
pov9d9l ma Skemrani Nemecka
" Amerlce. ze nemuze vyhove-
ii spojeneckym pozadavk1m a
pravil, zda-li do /. 'kvetna Ne
mecko nesplnf sve zavazky.
spojenci pouziji moci k jich
skolektovani.
"Jsem muzem, jenz uvazu-
je mnoho pred tim, nez iedna." "
pravil BRAND. "Jsem easto OBJ
vihovan, ze uvazuji pfilis mno-
no. Avsak pravim vam nyni, re
zdali ma /. kvetna Nemecko Sc
pokusi o neiak6 vyta6ky, bude
to pevna ruka, jez chopi je "a
limec. Bude to nasin prayem
a bude to nasl povinnosti sko-
lektovati nase dluhy moci."
Po nezdaru londtnske kon-
ference Nemci Sc pokouseli ba-
lamutiti Ameriku, pravil
BRAND, ale nezdafilo Sc jim
to. "Americky lid, pokrato-
val BRAND. "jenz prisel@' bojo-
vati millionech "a ideal, ne
da Sc klamati. Jejich pochope-
nj situace jevi Sc v note 2
wv ashingtonu v odpoy9d' dru,
iSimonsovi. Tato 7odpoved jest
ivy jste zodpovedni" zodpo.
vednost jest podstatou a zasa4
dou cele otazky nahrad."
BRAND pravil. ze valka pfi'
vodila zvlastni paradox a sice
, ze vitezna Franoie zira vstffG
financnl zkaze nAsledkem ve'
rolomnosti porazeneho naro'
da, jen2 neni' ohro2ovan~ aka
Izou.4- ~ g.. =: -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
zPET DO VYHNANSTvf.
Odejel KArel Hahsburk po ne.
zdafenem dobrodruzstvi v
Uhrach.

Bern, Svycarsko. 5. dubna.
Svycarska vlada dnes odpole-
dne obdrzela telegraficke sde-
leni oznamujici, re drivejsi CT
sar Karel pfijede do Buchsu,
re ssycarskA. --akonskyeh hra-
nicfch casn6 Ultra.
Vlada nafidila plukovnfku
Kisslingovi, ably pfijal Karla a
uvedomil jej podmlnkach,
jez ylada klade pro jeho ma
vrst, do Svycaska. Dffyejsfmu
cisafis jest vyslovne zakazano
udelovati nejake inteviewy Y
Buchsu. Nepochybne prozatim
Sc odebefe do Lucernu.
Budapest, 5. dubna. Dnvei-
81 cisaf Karel odejel re Steina-
manger, v Zapadnich Uhrach.
blise rakouskych hranic Y
1895 hod. dnes rano. Premier
Teleky ucinll toto oznAmeni Y
narodnfm shroma2d9nf dnes
odpoledne.
Widen. S. dubna. Ones ve-
Ger oznameno bylo Zahranit-
MIN ministerstvem, Re dnvejsi
cisaf Karel prijel do Fehringu,
kde vstoupil do rakouskeho
vlaku jedouciho do Svycarska
Vlak vyjel We 4:30 odpoledne
a otekava Sc, ze dorazi ma syy
carSke hranice We stredu rano
Vtde.hska vlada oddechla 81
po odjezdu Karlove. Jeho na.
vst9ra m3la vsak "a nasledek
re dive ministeska kresla jsoU
uprazdn9na a sice ono ministra
valky Muellera a ministra vni.
ira Glaze, kteri resignovali
Oba PROFESSIONAL proti tomu
ably Karel dan byl pod dohled
obtansk& straze, " temz SPA.
tfovali urazku q pohanu DIFF.
vGisfho cisafe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

Pribuzni j. II. Vokateho a
jeho manzelky Emmy, HAT
Continental Ave-, jejich2 mrtvo
ly nalezeny byly v pondeli v
,noci n2 silnici z Clevelandu do
Akronu, ptipravuji dvojity po-
hfeb nest astneho manzelske-
ho parku. vehnaneho patrne
domAelmi reshodami narue
Srnrti.
Po nhlezu byla tela dopra-
vena do marnice Biliowova po
hrobnickeho lstavu v Akron,
odkud dnes synem Hsroldem a
bratrem pf. Vokate pfevezeny
budou do Clevelandu. Pohfeb
manzeld pax ponAn bude ze 81
ne pohrobnicke firmy Bratfi
Koeblerovk, 2340 vych. 55 ul.
Die vyrokd bratra Yokateho
konan bade pohfeb spolecne,
nebude-li ze strany pfibuz-
nych pi. Vokaty mic proti to-
mu namltAno.
DIE vypovedi vyp. serifa
Scotia Ingertona, jenz pnpad
vySetfoval. zastfelil Vokaty
svoji zenu, kdyz ,tato sedela v
automobile q pax taktez, do
bfe mffenou ranou Primo v
srdce zakonGil | 3ivot vlastnf.
Pntiru zoufaleho skutku
dluzno hledati v domacich ne
svarech. Panf Vokat&, jez byla
36 rokt stara. kdezto jejl man
del byl o diva roxy starsf, lila Y
poslednf dob9 sc svym synem
Haroldem v els. 10104 Auburn
Ave. Jak yypravi posmrtne o.
hledanf. m6la Sc stati pi. Vo-
kata v brzku matkou. +
Hlavni pflcina lezi pstrne v
okolnosti, ze sc cht4la dati s
muzen, rozvest, jak pravn
pravnfk Bernstein. jenz pred
podanim rozvodni zaloby oba
NAMELY pozval k sobe do kan
celafe, kde sc snazil pfimeti je
X srniru. Ponejprv Sc mu to
zdafilo, ale "a kratkou dobu
ma to pfisla s podobnou z&do-
stf opetnA. 'Snahu nlanzellSy ale
tezce pry nesl vokatg, jsnz pro
! nesi / nektsr6: hrozby v pFpa-
du. ze by k rozlucs deslo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

Woodrow Wilson pomahal Wy
tvoiiti.
2. - Prijeti Knoxovy reso-
luce, obsahuiici prohlaseni, ze
tato vlada jest hotova uGiniti
tottz, co utinila We svetove val
ce, kdyby civilisace byla po-
dobne ohrozena. President
Harding podporoval Knoyovu
resoluci Y senate a nevidi pfi-
ciny, proc by mel zmeniti sve
smysleni nyni. Zaroven vsak
nevidl pficiny pro "ukvapene
iednani" a objasni sve nahle-
dy V teto veci v prvnim posel-
stei ku kongresu.
3. = Vypracovani planu pro
move sdruzeni narodi, jenz ma
byti hotov casne v lete, pray-
depodobne V tervnu. Toto jest
plan. ktery president Harding
chce pfedloziti soucasns 8 Jed
nanfm o Knoxove i-esoluci q z
te pficiny Billy Dom hodld ma
lehati ma senat, aby zdrzel re-
soluci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

Lond5n, 5. dubna. - VAxne vytrznost We spojeni ne
savkou doech vypukly dnes Cowdenbeath Skotsku
die depese ku Central News Dumferlne.
Policie napadla stavkAfe obusky ale tito vzye rdou
vaiku oblehi polcejn staric. Stuace nahyva vazne
tvafnosti, pravi depese.
Boufe vypukla kdyz stavkaF zmocnM pffruciho IL
dee ednoho dou jenz odeprel zastav praci cerpady
Poce pfikyapila byvA povolana telefonem zaehranla
onoho muze ale bya obkopena stavka chz potet vzros
do nakolika tisic hlav.
Zasaveni seskere tezby uhI veke Bntanu jest ho
toyou vec dnes vsude obayou jest vyadtovana otazka
zda ochromeni rozs zeleznice vsechny osatn pro-
stfedky doprayy a dokonce mezi delnfky vseobecne.
Pri vytrznosi Hart Hill doech billie Ednburghu. kde
500 hayifds ozbrojenych kasky kameny, napadlo
hnaio poci dobrovonfkvsu terpadel pet polcistd
kok cvisi byo poraneno. kdezto dhln savby zniceny
okoni senne STONY zapaleny We West Benhar Skot
sku podobne sceny uday Poc byla povolana, avsak
nemoha niteho zmoci prot pfesile. ..
Ma nekoika jinych mistech stavkuc danici donut do
brovonky usta praci telefonni draty byly
pfefezAny. ., . %1
We snemoyne posanecke prohasi Lloyd George, jest
naprosto nemoano ably vada nadAe mzdu uhlokopn
coyala, jezto zracea tim $40O00O0 tYdne Kdyby pry
ednao prodlouzen yadni kontroy mesic, nebylo BY
konetne proti tomu namek vshledem ku pohroms akou
jest ce narod zasavenf ezby uh avsak neni pry nj
ak jisto po upynut te hdty nebya by takov
jako nyn -"a
Al dosud vAda zarueovala mzdy uhlokopdr vydelky
mate6m dod eemuz rozhodla utinn konee tax zvann
dekontrolnfm zakonem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
PROTI TRETf NTERNACIONALE

Madrid s. dubna. - Po bourlvych dehatach madrids
socase schizi havnm stanu denickych organisac
zavrh navrh pripoen Tfeti (moskevske) lnterna
cionale 245 prot lao hasim Vechno poukazuje, Re sr
ma koncich rozstepi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

" COWDENBEATH We SKOTSKUJ
SVEDENA BITVA MEZI STAVKAN
APOllCll
Tezba We vsech dolech zastavena
BULLETIN.

Londtn, s. dubna. Depese Dumferne, obdr-
zena dnes 1:30 rano, prayi ze veci Cowdenbeath
jdou cd zeho horsimu. pilnoci nepopsatelne see
ny odehravay meste Posily kyapem sou posi-
lAny do onoho okoli mezi konstebly stavkaf doso
ku srazkam Mnoho osob bylo jiz zraneno.
VStrznfci opetovne prorazi policejni kordon no.
tova btva Jest proudu Stavkaf porouchah osveto-
vaci system cele m9sto Jest temnote
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
PERRY GAINS CONTROL
 OF SEATTLE PAPER

SEATTLE, April Il (by Associated Press) John H, Perry, president of the American Press Association ard stock owner in the Seattle Star, Port land News and Tacoma Times, has his purchase of the con trolling interest in the Post.IntelH- ganCcr from Clark Nettleton.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
BIC RING EVENT ID BE STAGED
 IN NEW JERSEY
Bout to Be Limited to Twelve Rounds and No Decision If Both Boxers on Feet at the End of the Last Round

NEW YORK, April Il (by Associ, ated Press) Tex" Rickard has an- nounced that the Dempsey Carpenter fight will be held either at Atlantic City, Newark or Jersey City on July 2.
 Under the New Jersey law the bout will be limited to 12 three.minute rounds and if both boxers are on their feet at the end of the match no off, cial decision can be given.
 The men will fight for 50 per sent of the gate receipts and of that amount Dempsey will receive 60 per cent and Carpentier 40 per cent.
 The seat prices will Sange from $50 at the ringside to $5 for blecher seats. The arena will be three times the size of that in which the Jeffries-Johnson fight was held.
 Dempsey left Seattle last night for New York to begin training and Car pentier is expected early in May.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
Secretary OF Interior Has Peculiar LdeG ThGt Gn AIuskan as G0Uern0r
 Would Cause Strife up Territ0yu

SEATTLE April Il (by Associated Press).-A special to the Posnteigencer from Washington says Secretary Fa upon whom President Harding depends chiefly for advice in the appointment of governor of Alaska is inclined to dis regard the endorsements given Alaska George C. Hazeet of Cortova James Wickersh and seek candidate out side of the territory because of the bitterness the fight by the opposing factions
 Secretary Fall is reported to have made up his mind the appointment of either would continue disruption in the territory and therefore seeks candidate from the outside lie wants man who will be in sympathy with the views of President Harding and himself that the federal government os the responsibility for permitting Alaska development md growth and Secretary Fall is inclined take upon his own shoulders great deal of the work of territorial govern nent and it's problems.
 Secretary Fall has not fixed his eyes any for the oSon but the suggestion has been advanced that Colonel
 Lester Jones' recently reapponed chief of the and eodetc survey, ght be available Colonel Jones' although rlgnay appointed Democrat, reapponted because of his efficiency and knows much about affairs Alaska
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
IN
 SESSION TODAY
 AT WASHINGTON
President Harding Will De- liver His Message in Person at Joint Session Tomorrow at 1 O'Clock

WASHINGTON, April II (by Asso. ciated Press) Congress convened to. day in special session at the call of President Harding.
 In the house, Representative Flood of Virginia protested against the seat ing of Richard Bird as the Republican representative from the Eighth Kan sas district, asserting that Bird had spent more thac $10,00O for his cam paiGn. This is twice the amount a candidate is allowed to spend under the federal law.
 The house later seated Bird.
 It was announced that President Harding will deliver his mes age per sonally at 1 o'clock tomorrow after noon.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
VISITORS BARRED WHILE
 HARDING PREPARES MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, April II (by Asso- ciated Press) While making the final changes in his message to be delivered to congress at the opening of the special session today, Presi- dent Harding yesterday declined to admit any visitors to the White House.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
NAVAL PAYMASTER IS UNDER BOND CHARGED
 WITH ENTERTAINMENT
Claims to Have Been Robbed of Peculations During
 Flight in 1918

BOBSTON, April Il (by Associated Press) ).-Lieut. Jos. J. Lyman, naval paymaster, whose disappearance was followed by charges of embezzlement of $25,OOO, was brought back from Montreal, arraigned in the federal court and held in $26,OOO bonds. He said he had been robbed of nearly $14,00O on the trip when he fled in March, 1918.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
STEAMER WILLHIL0
 REACHES LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, April Il (by Asso- ciated Press).-The Williams line steamer Wfllhilo, ten days overdue from New York on account of trouble among the crew, arrived here yester- day. Seven firemen deserted at La Union after one of their number had been placed in irons. Marines from the cruiser Tacoma sent from Panama made prisoners of several other mem- bers of the crew.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
OIL TANK STEAMER
 LAUNCHED ON COAST

PORTLAND, April 13 (by Associ- ated Press).-The 12,oOO ton tanker Swift Eagle was launched Saturday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
JUDGE UPHELD FOR RULINGS ON
 SUFFRAGE BILL
Tennessee Supreme Court De- clares Legal the Writs Ig- nored When Amendment Proclamation Was Issued

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April II (by Associated Press).-The Tennessee supreme court has affirmed the &C., tion of Chief Justice Lansden in issu- ing Writs of certiorari and supersedeas in the woman suffrage litigation last summer, which was disregarded in the proclamation declaring the amend ment adopted.
 The motion to quash writs, issued by the chief justice of the supreme court of Tennessee, seeking to pre- vent the certification of the Tennes- see legislatures action on the rati- fication of the 18th, or suffrage, amendment to the constitution of the United States, was made by certain citizens, including c. Runcie Clements of Nashville who filed their original bill against the governor, A. H. Rob- erts; the secretary of state, Ike B. Stevens; the speaker of the senate. A. L. Todd, and the speaker of the house, Seth NJ. Walker, on August 21, 1920. The bill set forth alleged facts in connection with ratification of the federal suffrage amendment, which it was claimed was in viola tiOn of the state constitution, a pro- vision prohibiting action by the gen. eral assembly ou any amendment to the federal constitution unless such general assembly should have been elected after the submission of amendment The petitioners prayed that each official be enjoined from taking any steps to proclaim, de- clare or certify the adoption of the suffrage amendment by the general assembly, then in special session, and from taking any affirmative action with reference to the alleged illegal action of the special session which undertook to ratify the amendment The bill was filed in chaucery court of this county and a fiat for pre- liminary injunction was obtained.
 An amended and supplemental bill was filed August 23 against the same defendants, individually and in their official character, and also az 1inst the clerks of the two houses of the legislature. In the supplemental blll certain additional alleged illegal acts were set forth. Circuit Judge Lang ford issued fiat for the writs of in- junction as prayed in the supple mental bill
 No answer or other pleadings were ever filed to the bills, nor was any hearing ever had before the chan cellor or before Judge Langford.
 A petition for certiorari and super sedeas was presented on the night of August 23 by certain of the defend ants to D. L. Lansden, chief justice of the Tennessee supreme court, at his residence, and after hearing argu- ment by Frank M. Thompson, state attorney general, the chief justice issued a fiat.
 The attorney general on the fol- lowing morning advised Governor Robets that the action of the chief justice left the entire matter open He also advised the governor that 1t was his power and duty to certify the
 Continued on Page Five)
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
END COMES 10
 FIX EMPRESS
 EARLY TODAY
Former Empress Augusta Vic toria Passes Away Just a Year After First Attack of Heart Failure

DOORN, April II (by Associated Press). - Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany died at o'clock this morning. The end came just one year after she was stricken with the first attack of heart trouble. Ex-Em- pe-or Wilhelm and ex-Prince Adalbert were at her beside when death oc- cured.
 Funeral services will be held here tomorrow with only members of the family present. The body will bel taken to Potsdan on Wednesday.
 Collapse of the Central Powers and the vicissitudes of war that drove former Emperor William of Germany and his consort into practical exile in Holland in November, 1918, was the lowering of the curtain in the life ~of the once beautiful empress and queen of Prussia, Augusta Victoria, who, for nealy 40 years, had been the most beloved hausfrau of the Ger D, where she and her husband resided first at Amerongen and then at Doorn, the former kaiserin's long con- tinued illness was made more grave by her yearning to return to Berlin and Potsdam. On several occasions, since her residence in Holland mem bers of her family had been sum- moned to her bedside in anticipa- tiou of her death, but she rallied and survived
 The ex-empress' gravest cloud, next to the abdication of William II, was the tragic death of her son, Prince Joachim, who committed suicide by shooting himself in Berlin in 1920 She was never informed, it is said, that Joachim had taken his own life. Another depressing event which haunted her, was the Russian revolu- tion and the fate that befell Emper- or Nicholas and his family with all of whom, before the war, she had been on the kindliest terms.
 Augusta Victoria was notable chief ly for her keen interest in charitable work and in the betterment of the living conditions of the German poor. It has been said of her that she was not especially a gifted woman and that she cared more for the simple duties of her home life than for royal functions.
 It is not known that she exercised any considerable influence politically or that she desired to do so. Her talents seemed, instead to be directed to the task of becoming a helpful wife and devoted mother to her six sons and one daughter. That she achieved this aim, the former em- peror attested frequently. He once described her as "the ideal of the virtues of a German princess. She it is," he declared, "to whom I owe that I am able to bear the weighty responsibilities of my position in a joyful spirit"
 Concerning the attitude of the former empress toward the war lit tie is known.
 The abdication of her point of view was given in her reply in July, 1918, to letter written by the wife
 (Continued on Page Five)
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
PULP WORKERS REJECT CUT IN
 WAGE SCALES
Union Submits Owners Pro- posal to Referendum and Will Strike If Agreement Is Not Effected

NEW YORK, April II (by Associ- ated Press) Representative of union workers in the paper and pulp mills of the United States and Can ada have unanimously rejected the owners proposal for a 30 per cent wage reduction and an increase from eight to nine hours a day. The pro- posal will be submitted to a referen- dunn with the understanding that work will automatically cease if an agreement is not reached.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
ONE CIVILIAN KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED
 IN IRISH BATTLING
Government Auxiliaries Are Fiercely Attacked by
 Bomb ThroWers

DUBLIN, April Il (by Associated Press).-A battle ragged for twenty minutes this morning around the Northwestern hotel when civilians armed with bombs made a fierce at. tack on government auxiliaries. One of the assailing party was killed end several assailants and auxiliacies wounded.
 The assailants hurled bombs, poison gas, missiles and bottles of gasoline into the hotel, then started firing on it from three sides.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
SHOOT HAS BILL TO
 TAX GENERAL SALES

WASHINGTON, April Il (by Asso- ciated Press) - Senator Shoot of Utah has announced his intention of introducing bill for a general sales tax estimated to raise $1,5OO, 100000 annually. He would levy a tax of one per cent on gross sales above $6,O00 annually on nearly all com modities.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
MEDITERRANEAN COAST
 CHOPPED BY TEMPEST

MADRID, April II (by Associated Press).-A terrible tempest caused damage along the Mediter- ranean coast of Spain, according to dispatches received here. Three fish ing vessels with their crews were lost, but few details of the devas. "a tion wrought are available.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
CLAIMS FILED CHEROKEES
 TO VAST AREA
Fourteen Million Acres of Texas and Oklahoma Lands Involved in Patents Contain
 ing Van Buren's Signature

WASHINGTON, April II (by As sociated Press) s).-The Cherokee na- tion has filed claims to 14,0OO,OOO acres of Texas and Oklahoma lands, including the cities of Tulsa and Okla. homa City and virtually the entire Burk and Burnett oil fields. The claims are supported by patents bear, ing Van Buren's signature and certi- fled to as correct by the interior de partment.
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The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11
PLEADS GUILTY TO
 WRECKING OF BANY

MEDFORD, April II (by Associated Press(.-William P. Johnson, former cashier of the Bank of Jacksonville pleaded guilty Saturday to four of the thirty indictments against him for wrecking the bank and was sentenced to an indeterminate sentence up to ten years.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-11

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