davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times., 1921-01-28
Iowa Murderer
Sentenced Saturday

ALTOONA. la, Jan. 27-L4 r Ben
jamin. church orsanist and a. former
Clergyman win he sentenced here sat
The Lake County times., 1921-01-28

see Mecca in Chicago next week We'd
uesday evening.
The o. z. s. will have initiation at
their regular meeting Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Bowiby entertained the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
A LIVESTOCK CRISIS

Compared With TIE 7rroedine year,
there pas less iisestoes On TIE farms
ct ,he raised Sta.es ~ nearly IL
million head. Jsnuarr !. 1881
Mfk COWS bad decreased @sS, Goa.
OF "a per ceaL
0ther cattle had decreased 1859.
haA or - per cent
Swine had decreasea 5.e7S.0e8 Of
7l per cen
sheep had decreGsea s0s7.eea or
rl per cent
These figures az 1he Department
a Agrcui.ure show the sAr.naAee in
liTss;ock az ie January ot this
vear resulting from he demorsllzed
livestock market and re credit
starvation policy Of me Federal Re
serve STsten TIE ra-e 81 this
shrinsage N TIE hvestocf Supply has
increased i 4nvlhire ia the last s
months Bstwesn thsse factors aDd
hlgh freight rates. many stocknen
viii 60 q the wall a1less prompt re-
lief is forth coming
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
Asserts Men Haze Greater
Taste For Sweets

watch o. the sexes ssas the great
er hankering after sweetnesss
The women. would be The i'm
pulsive response of the majority to
this querry.
That the masculine sweet ooh
is more highly developed than the
temininc-the tond1ess ot the fair
sex for candy is the contrary not
withstazding The contention Of a
restaurant -keeper who has made a
poini az observing the relative
amounts Of sugar to whish men and
women who lunch a. his counter
help themselves.
The average man taxes three
pieces of sugar. while the average
wonan takes only two he declares
and !. isne because the wureu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
How's This7

We Offer one Hunaee5 DoTs-s Pc
ward for Any case of Cstarra that
cannot be czred hr Ea1Ts Cattarrn
Medicine
Halls Csts--h Medicine las been
take- By csfz-rh sufferers <o- The
casI tht-tT-fiTe wears. and has bs !
cuDe known as fhs mort reliable
remedy fer Csfa-rh- Halls Csta--h
Nedlrr-e acts thru tire BLOOD on TIE
Nrcous surfaces. sxpsllirr the Phi
SRI f-ur1 The Blood ant healing the
diseased F1-TSens
After vou hare taker Halls Ca
tarre Medicine tor Z short tine rou
VIII see Erezt n prorsnsnt IN vuur
general heath start taxing FssIT's
CstR-Th Medicine AZ once s1e rst
"a CT cstar-h. Send fer festino-isak
rec
y J CHENET & CO. Toledo. Ohio
Sol6 by al Druggists. &c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
WOMAN TWELFTH TO DIE
IN CHICAGO BAD LANDS

Chicago. Jay 3s.-Mnr3er No 19
was committed Yesterday In the 1917
Ward that dark and hloodv grouns
wherein the residents settle Their
disputes with sawed off shotEuns Or
sffeucs The ele=enth political nur-
He~ came Yesterday. when Two Gun
Johnny Guardirio. notorious ksilev.
was caught OF his guard for a seoora
and his body riddlea with dam dun
bullets The twelve crimes ail have
'eeen committed since January q. and
the police admit there will re mar
mere
I Mrs Virginia Esposito. forty five.
widow Of Carmen Bspostto. w1ao was
shot 70 death several months Sr1
AFTER he had been released unde-
bond for shooting = man named Me
'Ardle. was found dying IN the stree.
with stilet'o wounds IN her hodv.
'police rushed her to hospital nnf SHE
died On rhf way she was rarity
conscious. and WREN asked who stab
bed her said. ~Anelia-Anelis- and
'kent repeating the name until she
'aied.
Two suRu boys SAID they saw Mrs
Esp0slto and another woman qua--
relllnr over a sack Of caney. but fhe
cnsrrea Suhsidssd AS quickly as il be
gar and q few minutes later the IN
identified woman walked away. A
few moments later Mrs Esposito
staggered ont of the hallway and fell
In the street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
0KLAH0MA's FARM WEALTH
HAS INCREASED GREATLY.
Seven Million Gain Is Shown
In Past Ter Years. Ranks
Second In Area: Texas
Leads

Washington. guiy 2s-oklahon =
ranks sevenfeeaih IL farm properly
with rosal Variation of 81 .~eA ss.
~. according 10 figures q the 1879
census announced ~ the bareau of
rensus q. ssse department a con-
ns-oa ORlAhonA's farm valuation
showed GAIN cf s-s2.es7. .eag over
tse 1879 census xAich reported
ss1ss7sS .SSa.
Total valuation a. farm 1roperv
in the Tnsia5 States is s7-.N3s sSs
o-2 the census figures showed The
next ranking state sbore Oklahoua
is Noszh Dakota with q ralaatiou q
ss-ss 7sasas Iowa leads The uu5on
vatA a valuation II s. s9s .a-n .ss,.s.
Oklahoma is second in the west
srusA -cersral district IN Vnsch as
classified Texas leads with s. total
valuation - 81 ss1 SO go Texas *
raird in the Tinted STATES. following
iilinoss Arkansas and Louisiana tie
other TWO Sssins IN ORlshor1a's dis
tTacf. have valnasioDs below 4 81 nh1.-
toa Oklahoma's district ranks third
On The nine divisions Kansas has >
valuation n s2@92 Ses. .1s
n valae e hand onlv Oklahoma Is
the fourteenth state with total
valuation of sr-l-i 4sS.7ss 4 rsin c.
S512 .ss- e7a was shown over The 1879
census. which reported 8 valuation q
land q Sszt tss~eS Total land va,a-
Atier ot the counsrv is s54 .aa2. 45s.s4s
according ie The 1890 census. com
rAred with saS. 47a. .s7t.1ss oi the 1910
oensns Texas hand valuation is
g. sss eeq1 $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
TEACH MARRIAGE IDEls
IN CHURCH, ADVICE
Better Than In the School
Room Says Philadelphia
President Board of
Education

Philadelphia, yaly ss-Classes il
mAtrsmnny ~hicA has eeen urged TO-
public schools e offses thc incrrass
in dsvorcee cases. should rather he
established IN the churches. IN rh
opansoa q william Ro~en. presidens
a the Board cs E6ncasson in th4s
city
! agree. said Nr. Ro~en. that
large nnuaser of divorces are cansea
by The marriage of very Young ana
inpetaous hovs and gIris. who rush
into the affairs tofAfiy sneouivspes
for its seriousness. The proposal
that definite training he given shesa
yoang people Is certainly worthy o.
consideration Rnt tire training
1euAd far better he given IN TIE
churches xns sunday schools than
in the schools themselves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
SAYS MAN WAS PAID
To KILL HIS WIFE
ods Brown. Held liz Jail AT
PawhRskA. SsoEtiy Denies
Guilt az the
Crime

rhwAassa- daily = Fersssing IN
Ass denial of eu9ls and declaring hat
ne vii Mil the mar who IS resaon-
sihie for she desih ~ his ~ife. AnnA
Brown an 0saee wonan OaS Rruwn
s white vearster ot Pench c1ty. Is n
saa with ne s7ecsfAe CHARGED hodge
xeRsnsi him ia connection with hts
Efe's de7iA-
G X Tenple'on. county attorney.
ard Scoiis Mathis q Fai-fsx forme'
guardian of AnnA Brown. lefs taasv
for Sress Bend. Kansas. 70 Interview
Asa Thomas who. according 10 MS
confession. was fhe p7omanS slayer
Thomas charges thar he uas paid
$1,000 for committing fhe aees
BHown having beer separated froz
hss Indian Wife tcr year Accord
tne 10 Thomas confession Ae pickles
ID MS Brown IN Poaaa CITY on II
night Of Nar "a boih were ssid re
be partially intoxicated al she iirnr
Thomas declares that be shot The
woman shortly after leaving POM
Cir On she Fairfax rnad
Re then proceeded fo- some sis
tAnce with the body Ia tAe -aa-. bsi
fearing he would he dlscoTered On
TIE road he stopped several ulites
west O. Fairfax ana carried TIE aoar
no Tho distant corner of field sbna-
ting the road ard Aid Il IN The wseas
An empty whisky howse lay rear the
body when found ana a Annet has
penetrated The brain
Brown WAS arrested in Pawhusga
vhers he had come 70 re moiior
In diSrici conry asking that 'hs
court so aside divorce suarmea;
granted the deaa woman in dlsfrgl
cour7 here. and vhach wss 10; 10
have hennme effective untl So
months has elapsed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

drink lighter coffee, either. find
that .nsi about as mAny nen call
Tor French coffee a. women !
maintain that. on an average. man
really has sweeter tooth than
wonan-ai least for sugar
Ii il noticeable. too. that many
men viii take sugareG rc..s IN pref
erence 10 the plain ones. And they
like lcs or sugar on their fruit an
in their lemonade Women seem 10
crave strong acid zip" and are
great salad eaters. That. on the
osher hand, they can ca. anlimitef
quantities OF candy, especially sweet
chocolates. is an andeniabie fact. In
this one respect the feminine tooth
is the ''swee.er~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
OKLAHOMA MAN IS
NOW FEELING GOOD
For First Time In Five Years
Muskogee Man Can Eat A
Meal In Comfort.

Il want to say gec, wora sos
Tanisc. TOO. for i certainly has been
good friend to rae. said wm =
chilson. BOX 4. R-F 7. Ne. I. Mes
koree. Okla
There's something about Tsnlac
different from anything ever tired
for II does what rhey fAil Ia A. For
two wears ] didnf know vhat Il vss
70 eat a meal without being ooiha
Cd afterwards hy ras on my stomach
Sometimes this gas won,a rise sna
press arRsns; nv heart and md
il Aeh. Ike 3 trip hammer. and then
sometimes IL would rise In ms throa-
unfsl ] woule EAsr for breath rot
50 nervous that ] was restless aa
and night and iuss didns know wAa
il was 70 get S ecod sound night
sieep J was miserable all the time.
especially in the morning
''Tanlsc henenlea na~ in every WHY
In fact ] am feeling hike 8 new MAJ
now eat three biz meals dsT
and never feel the slightest distress
afterwards As soon as Tanfac vpt
nv stomach in good condition nay
nerves got quiet ard began to sleeg
al nichf long 3nst lise & boy. I have
rsined several pnunds in weight am
feel good clean 10 rnv FINGER tips
an willing fo 20 on recor5 Anv tirar
and any Where In favor ot Tanlsc
II beats any nedhcsne ever saw or
heard ANYTHING shout
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Almost everything has been invent
ed TO take the place Of the human
servant and mother can find time to
read and rest on rssAday while elec-
trScns runs The machine
''She also haa an electric wrinrer,
electric ircn. electric vacuum cleaner,
slectnc sewing machine. electric pho
nog-arh. electric tnaster, electric
waffle iron. all OF which she can afford
10 use now that the price Of the cur
re1t is within her reach.
In an probability the day when
housekeeping VIII he done vitk resi-
rue Of servants has gone never 10 re-
turn and Housekeeping viii sccn sdspt
Isssh to this condition.
Necessity "a the mother of invention
and The electrical family Is growing
larger and more efficient daily"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
BIG TIM IS AGAIN
A FREE MAN

Chicago. July Timothy 'Big
Tim NuTAy. alleged leAder a the
gang which A7Edi q stole ssEh. bas
from the United States mails a. the
aaE'aurn station here. has hesu re-
leased on Bonds. Seventeen of his
friends scheduled property vAfne6 81
ssbhs9pa "a cover The ssbsssea bona
set by Federal judge x NJ Lands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR Is
READY FOR TRIAL

Chicago. July 2a--&ssv. Len SEnsu.
under Indictment it.r erns,ezAe lnen.
and conspiracy io aefraad. has az
neunced BE was anxious to stzne
trail tie SAD. however. that tho
Tr1al mast es hsld tn some mher
county ihsn SanERmon- lie hope1
x conld be arranged for Cook county
] wan: an mediate trial ths
governor sad y have no fear ct
zhe outcome II hare an honest trial.
] know oAnnof rel a fair riai n
SznEzmon coHrfv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Washington, Jaly es. Senator
Curtiss Of Kansas. republican whip.
has offered amendments 10 the ger
ersl tariff oiIl providing ar ss-oeu-
a barrel duty on oil and a 1s per
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

A few wears agc wnen visiting re :
lsfives IN Michigan something ! had
eGfen brought 90 an attack Of
cholera norhus" writes Mrs. Celesfa
Ncyicksr, Macon. NO 4 snfferea
intense pain and had 70 70 10 bed
gos a AoStle of Chzrbe-lain's Colic
and DsArrhoea Remedy and one dose
relei-ed the psin wonderfully I only
took txo or three doses but they dia
the work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
LOSS TO TURK ARMY
Is FRIGHTFJI

Lo1dcn- 5ulr "a big rirforv q
fhs Greks oTsr ne Turks n Asia
Minor was announced IT the Greek
3erstson here
The resistance q The Turks. II war
'5ecizred. has beea conpsefsly hrnk-
en-
TIE Ottoman losses were eszinss-
ed by the legation Al sa.ees nsn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
CANADA TO PAs A
SIG U. s. LOAN

Ottawa. Ont Juiy - Sir Henry
D-ayzcn. minister of finance has an
'nouncea that the siS.@e0 90 losn Que
IN New York next Monday would Re
Tsid without any further government
borrowing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

cent sd valorem duty on hides These
amendments were recommended hy
the house ways and means commit
tee, bat defeated in the house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Mrs. Lrcs Fs-roc Endorses Cham.
bfrlssn's Tsble.s.
! suffered Tor years with sforsca
fronoae and trsed everything I hsari
of A1t the onlE -eisss ] got vas tenn
po-arr urtG last sprag I sEv Chan
herlsiu's Tablets fsverrised ard PRO-
cured a bottle of them from or
druggist ] rot immediate relief
from thst dreadful aesyiness and
NAin in the stomach after eating
Since taking Two bottles I can eat
ANYTHING ! want without distress
writes Mrs ldn8z 5aarr0d. r. Wayne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Careers are swfffns er ana caa b.
seared. at snzu initial expensss y
reading and using Want Ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Eat no meats and lightly Of other
food Take three ~ ChHnherlstns
Tablets 10 cleanse cut ronr stomach
ard tone NJ golr 1iTeT DO this and
within q Gay o- tvo ycu should Ds
feeling fine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

The Chinese tael now used Tor
reckoning f.nancisi sranSsstpns is
not co-n. 5ui measured STAB 0.
silver.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Carrier oors have 10 receipt hacks
Go not nsy them Tor Leader sab
ecrivttors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

WORE FORTUNE II CONN AN.o
JEWELS i cleoFrzra o. old look
ed snT7hing ike this Interpretation
ny Miss las Rubinslesn the noted
French actress j; is No wonder pooa
Anthony los. lis ha1d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Silver from seawater is often found
deposited on the copper sneathing OF
ships
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

WANTED - Clean. light rrtt0n rags
al Leader office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
chsrshe-lssrs Cclle and Csarrhoes
Se-rerv

This renedv Is certain 70 hs neei-
ed in many homes before The sumner
is over. BUY Il rcT and be prepar
liable remedy for bowel complaints
and may re obtained al any drug
store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

FOR sALE-ox papers Al The Lead
e osslce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Leader classified ads set results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

LIEUT. GOVERNOR or ILLINOIS
WHO Is CHARGED WITH ENBEZ-
ZlEMEST- Fred Z. Stirring. Lieut.
Governor 9, nlinois. who has been in
dicted with Governor Len Small and
Veraor Curtis. a h&nzer. On the
charge II eubeEzlsnezt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

ships
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

the great flood two weeks ago. 1t
looked as though the dailies were
making an effort to Outdo nature
in changing things about. For in
stance the Chicago Tribune moved
Twin Lakes three hundred miles
down the Arkansas and anchored
them at a point just north of Las
Animas. There was some excuse for
that, as the Tribune is published a
thousand miles from the scene of
the catastrophe. But the Denver
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
TEACHERS MUST TAKE
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE

All school teachers in the state
will be required to subscribe to an
oath OF allegiance to the govern
ment OF the Unied States and Of
Colorado on the cOnvening of the
public schools next fall. This is pro-
vided for in bill passed by the
last legislature and made law
by the signature of Governor Shoup
The oath, which was provided for
by the last legislature as means
Of eliminating radicals and ,unpat-
riotic teachers from the ranks OF
instructors of the state, is as fol.
lows:
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

Post, which claims to be state
newspaper. slid Nepesta to a point
southwest of Pueblo and located
La Junta some distance south of
Nepesta's new abiding place, and
then it tore up the Colorado and
Southern tracks and relayed them
between Trinidad and La bunta.
Such blunders would not have been
permitted in the old days when the
editors of Denver's dali
les knew every foot in the state
Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
Sunday several parties from syra-

Sunday several parties from Syra.
cuse motOred to the north part of
the county. where the heavy hail
fell a couple weeks ago. Some of
them took sacks and buckets along
to bring some of the hail home
to freeze cream with and they were
rot disappointed. Sediment from
the prairie washed over the hail by
the heavy rains has firmly packed
and hidden it from the sun. In
some places the hail Is four feet
deep and any number of the. stones
are as large as hen eggs yet. By
scraping away the top, one finds
pebble beds of clean ice, Just the
right size for an ice cream freezer.
Farmers are making good use OF it
and ice cream parties are quite com
mon now in the north part Of Ham.
ilton county.-Syracuse journal.
Some remarkable changes were
wrought in the map Of Colorado by
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
4 solemnly swear or affirm that

Il solemnly swear or affirm that
| will support the constitution Of
the United States of America. and
the laws of the State of Colorado
and of the United States, and will
teach, by precept ard example, res
pect for the flags of the United
States and of the Stete Of Colorado,
reverence or law and order and I'M
divided allegiance to the govern
ment of our country, the United
States OF America"
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

From present Indications tie
United States seems to produce
more ball bats than broom handles.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

Some remarkable changes were
wrought in the map Of Colorado by
various daily newspapers following
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-25
LABOR ATTACKS
ROAD BONUSES

iouuNutd from rage Onc
months in other words. three COM
punles have presented their stockhnld.
ers with bonuses amounting "a ti6O. b.
100000. ur about no per cent of tho
total net Income which all railroads are
assumed 90 earn during the present
year
In addition 20 the resources 10 dis
s.patod, the Union Pucifio's oxtu divi-
dcnd disbursement Of 31is per cent on
Nv common stock Ia 1914 eprcse ntcd
special gift 10 the company stock
holders at y6f.1ta.U 200 and she Este
ern MARYLAND IN 1917 conforrad on It's
stockholders "a gratuity - $3.50 300.
Thus total 81 S23s 500 900 vas dissi-
patpd during the limited period. irt4-
1921 az result of these five episodes
alone.
These figures are merely hlustra-
live of the financial practices which
have affected the ability 0f tho rail-
DADS 10 pay reasonable rates Of com
puunltion tu their employees The fin-
anclul cNnloltations referred TO are
exclusive OF numerous other oNceHHcs
which are matter ~ official record
such ns wrrciung of the New Haven.
without extending the anulS sis
further. the facts which have been
cited are sufficient 20 Indicate the OK
tent 10 which the financial practices
of the railroads have resulted VA the
dissipation ~ the resources 90 these
companies. which would have been
amply sufficient under proper finan-
clai management FOR the uaS mcnt %
reasonable rates - compensation TO
their employees"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-25
NEAR EAST RELIEF
SPENDS MILLIONS

CONTINUED From PAGE -
3. '4iimatrd thHf mud DO NOT hcen for
ih" American aid furnished through
Che Acni suri Relief fully half of the
present Armenian population az the
Nrtr East would have HuCuumhcd.
Tho field uf operations uf the Near
iHHf Roller covers European Turkey
tlt1rcl Auafulin Armenia. Cinciu.
huniiauu syria Palestine. Moaupo
nmia Persia and TunarHuraHin.
While relief iH riVcr imuuftiully to AN
nDClf without distinction uf race CO.,
rDliHiun. NE sirufer nuu of tht wnrk
ia declared tn have been Curied un
tmonE the ArintnnnH. Greeks Nestu-
rlnnHi SFrlHua aud AsssrianN largely
christian. az whom ieig1O were fur
nishod food durlng - mrgc part ~
1920 while 100000 garments. compris-
iur 500 COO pounds nf clnthiug and
HhuUH, were distributed o. rofugfea.
Work Among Children
lu regard fn tnc work among the
children Mr NirNDy Hayn in thc ro-
port
a few millions uf dollars wisely cN
imndDd ut thi, time bon The support
education and muuldiug ~ those young
hNcs viii Dee worth vastly more Go the
world than ihu billions ~ dollars that
uthcrwiHc later mny ho required Dos
runpfrsHing warfare and atrlfe This
diauuVrNoN Humanitarian relief work
IuH tu expression uf brotherhood should
helu goo mark thc beginning nf new
tfH of peace ana informal goOH wlll in
lNi NNIT East
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-25
Rockport Oil
Showing Good

Reports from the Rockprt district.
where oil development IL IN progress.
state that the Slgmund wen has been
roHmcd out and casing ~ on the ground
ready FOR setting. A f6-foot sirainef
viii hc set and a test given the well,
which has been capped II " claimed
there WIS good showing M the time
the well was capped.
Since the reported blow ~ mud and
gaa from the Bahr well on the Har-
ris tract, the company has arranged %
set the casino 10 protect the hole be.
fore attempting a. no deeper The
strata in which the strong gas showed
was not OH sand n is said the lndi-
cations were that u was an ovcriay
combining pay After casing W set
with 'nry drilling. the wen should make
o. show one way or other ~ u short
fU.r
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-25
GomperS Attacks
Open Shop Plan
AS Reactionary

~ The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. April a. - sam
uci oompcra and Frank Morrison. re-
specfively president ana secretary ~
the American Federation ~ fnbbr. ad
drcsrcd large mass meetings here to-
uHy held to protest against what was
described aa tho nationwide open
shop movement"
The gatherings wuro hold In two OF
The largest thcatera In me city and
tne crowds were 30 dense II waa neces-
sary 40 hold overflow meetings W. the
streets
"lt is my Judgment and conviction"
declared Nj Gomperr. that the Amer
lean people who aid no much 60 de-
feat military aufucracy ln the last
war VIII not now consent 90 the sub
stltution IN the United states 81 an
industrial autucracy. Nov that We
understand better the meaning ~ citi.
zvnshlp and the rights 81 liberty we
are not goinE 90 surrender 10 an.
gang ~ men because % their wealth
alone"
Mr. Oompers condemned efforts 20
lower costs by cutting wages nnd what
he said was an organized movement
now heinz promulgated BY chambers
~ commerce throughout the country
and Boy the national combine " MANI b
factufers
"Thc men who are responsible FOR
this movement" be said. have minds
that are five centuries behind tho
times. Up until few months ago
the CIV was always produce. produce
Even after the war WIS over this
order came from the chambers az com
mcrco The echo had scarcely. passed
away when the shops began to shut
down. caused by the manufacturers
themselves and vast numbers ~ men
ana women we're thrown into tho
street Ia rich and bountiful country.
Such tragedy ~ AN indictment
against the captains Of industry and
the princes Of finance