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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

there could have been no return elthf
false or otherwise.
Attorney Conifr. for the state. Joined
WIKI Prosecutor Bachnaln In making
strenuous objection 10 the instruction.
TIE StIte counsel held that the tnstruc-
ton was cn;y &n open and shut state
men! that the court believed the defend
ant should lie acquitted. They hold on
tn" other hand t!iat tic signing OF the
rr:;t;i"ate Is not necessary to the max
ing Of false return.
Instruction pisallowsd
The coIr; d!saIlowed the two instruc-
lions and then insisted on amendments
10 the goth and 2lst which were similar
in tenor.
The defense in It's instructions at
tempted 10 build up a detailed inductive
argument on the case. Roughly they
PROV ide that Cor the defendant to have
committed the crime with which he IS
charged. there must be conclusive proof
that false return was made that Belle
Vile caused K 10 he made and that he
did rot physically aid in making II, and
that Burnley Thompson aided. counselled
and advised Bellvi!!s to cause tho false
return to he made.
There was nm attempt on the part Of
the defense TO discredit Bellville's testi- .
mony by court instruction. which was
sustained by the court. The defense !
he'd that tas jury should be instructed !
that they must consider the fact that !
I'll" states star Ia confessed perjurer !
and that he Is not under indictment for J
committing any % his confessed acts. !;
The state introduced A supreme court |,
citation on this matter without avail. /,
An instruction providing for acQuitta. !
was disallowed.
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S0UTHARD TRIAL WILL
LAST ANOTHER WEEK

Twin Falls. Idaho. Ort i r".lnw !rC
The courts railing to-day admitting In
evidence tes' srn'iav rs :" ~" Deaths o.:
rhr'. previous husbands aIrd 4 l'r thor
iu-'aw. II was indicated that he Nvu&--
CIt!on would cuN,urr smother w"ch IN
tho case oc LYDIA Meyer S"utLari.
charged with the n.Trri"r of h"r fourth
husband. Edward +. Meyer
rho Decision lets dowu ia" bars - IN"
Introduction OF virtually as much ev,-
denra N he cas-" b.: each "f III" f"'ir
deaths a, was aGdIcrd with rrspcc; To
the Meyer demise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Prisoners Can 60 On Bond.

Logan. ". Va. oct. IA. J. Akers'
who Was refused bail by Judge Robert
Bland. in circuit court. to-day announced
through Attorney Charles J. Nan Fleet
that he was willing 10 go on the bond
or Howard White. another one q: the
rrcn accused in connection with the lac
disturbances Judge Eland said thai
o:hcr cuns:de-a,i"ns being right. the
fact :hat Akcrs was IN jail would not
Influence aim in allowing Akers 10 60
on Whites bond.
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N
lEADER, HOWAT

lending tn" mcr;:r; Tn" ;r",:n.c began
when = SroUp refused to permit l-l.e
Ferns. an ,r.:,uiae" fr ii.r i&l..i, go
tioual uutuu. |" r:.p,.un ia" mt":uL;: -
ais position On the Su$Ir us.nu.
branding lu;':u.ttiuI.h pres !" : !;
Lewis as u traitor ~ IL" l".Ht n..t""S
OF the Kansas dISiric'. John r. "''ui,,
who has bc.u aciinE h"ld az :h" "i''
tr!Ct sim. the SUSPENSION OF h"N"''.
tonight announced that ,umrd'at" steps
would he taken to bu.li up AN "'GhN-
cation from The ranks Il ;hr kAnSlS and
Illinois miners. wi" haN" r.r1g'" 81
leE.auce To The Gus" 90. It." Kansas
workers 10 over yiGe The in;cra"'ionas
Union.
Sheriff William Harvey has refused
union officials permission 10 conner
with ,Hr imprisoned leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

There Is no evidence to show that
return vas ever made from That pre-
cInrt. false or otherwise"
II any ballot switching was done IN
that precinct" Ritz said. doesn't II
sand ~ reason. from The evidence. ,nat
Bell,ille did II E!mse,f while ne elc"-
ttnn judges md Ers,emcr Nall were at
EIpDcrH
"What induced this conduct" We
asked Cits';e Roger; 10 testify. and had
he not refused 10 do 50. We would have
found IL" ihs!s for BeNrillr's action.
Some powerful Influence prev en;"d l;"g-
e:s from tcst!:ynS.
L: Rogers lad testified. You would
have found What caused Be:iv!lle to DO
what Re says 10 did. Thompson, this
defendant. has nothing 10 fear from
Gland" Rogers. hut whoever II Was that
exerts such a powerful Influence IN this
city created such a situation that Rogers
preferred to 60 to fail rather than tes-
tify. and he Is IN Jail today"
wood opens for State
Austin V. Wood. assistant prosecuting
attorney. opened the arguments for tho
'N''e GAY, W III iuAH''S
order tn" states case generally and
ana!yz!nS a good part OF the testimony.
NJ. Woods address made a deep impress
sion with court spectators.
Mos; Of the morning was devoted 20
arguments on INSTITUTIONS to the jury
submitted for apprnva! h. each side.
The defense offered total Of o6 IN
"trTotiGE'. seven "f which are not al!
lowed. after heated argument. Tho state
o':rreh sever distinctions. ono 81 which
was .'i allowed. The state instructions
followed III" usual line in criminal Eases
touching on presumption Of Innocence.
burden If proof. reasonable doubt.
VIC got RI evidence. etc.
instruction 40. IL. PREPARED ny the
defense. with It's legal m?tn included In
the Iath, VAS Tie subject OF a heated
argument. ard for "A time thrca Tened I"
occupy tho courts time for the entire
morning. THIS instruction. as !, WAS in
troduc"d ny Attorneys Ritz ard Han
dian. and in the form il was handed to
the court was practically orders 10 the
Jury To aCru,t the defendant. :he state
ronterled. 1t provided that If the Jury
believes there he'd ihrn no election cor
'l|rate signed and posted by the eler-
ti"n commissioners of the third precinct
Of the Second Wal I'd. they should End the
defnnd?rt not guilty. Tie position OF
tho defense ~ taHcr ~ setting forth the
reasons rn~ III" instructions. is that
there is ~ e. Is" return where no return
- made. and that unless = memorandum
or certificate was signed and returned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
LABOR MAN pEPoRrED

Springfield, IL. Oct IL FUrCihle cv-
1C'slon by GeputatInn Of citizens Of
Charles Imam. ors In!zer at R"siolaIre.
for the international MIC. Mil and
Sneitnr WORKERS. union. vas reported
70 Governor Small today by Ed Carbsne.
another organizer.
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wANrXD-MAL.

wASTED-An experienced mechanic 20
learn the typewritirg business: state
age. vhsre LAD. employed. reference and
sa.ar" .Xpe':ed; permanent X man Is
satisfactory. Address X. A, care In
tef.!sercer oc.11-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
MEDICAL SOCIETY
IN fine MEETING

The regular meeting Of the Ohio Coun-
" Medical society WAS held last evening
in the Wheeling high school building on
Chapl!ae street pr. ID. \. McGregor
president OF The society. presided.
The following papers were read and
discussed: "Hemophliia In Infancy" by
DR.. J. .. Towe,!s: Surgical Tonsn" by
DR.. A. X. I!oGe: The Growing Of Com
rlexitlcs OF General F.2ct!cs" by ur. II.
NJ. Hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

No man Will ever understand how
women can play cards all afternoon for
the Kind OF prize that Is given at u
party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

Ills order. TO be- headed by
re l.. Peck, local member OF the
Nernatioral executive board. and re-
DfGsing 20 comply with Instructions
cent out today by Acting Presiden'
Peca that all striking miners return
to work Immediately. About 1900
miners tayc 3cvn on voluntary strike
over the commitment 10 Jail recently
Of President Howat and Angus Dor.
Chy. union vice president. for viol2 ting
tho criminal section OF the state indus
trial court lIowat and Dorchy are
serving six moG'hS' sentences IN the
Cherokee county Jail at Columbus.
Supporters OF The provisional! regime
assorted ton;cht that the Franklin
meeting was attended cnlH' By friends
Ct .,nN suspended administration and
.-shat resolutions recognizing tho new
administrator and voting 10 return 20
work woHlt b. adopted at mass
meeting OF t;,t miners o. the southern
GRO Of he ti,,l TO te held At Scammon
la:"r.
II N" resolution adopted AZ Frank.
In hrl.rt va expressed that 10 recog
nSs n cew administration would. in
c':eCr. D. "cCOCri'iNo Ct the industrial
court. Tn meeting vn;cd 20 permit
the rc'u~u 70 worG o. those miners in
Missouri rnGc, the jurisdiction m Ills
tr,c; No -. :: being sta that Il was
NOwa.'S desire that IL" light b" cen
tered entirely in Kansas.
In an effort ~ tor'$tall action said
~ DO considered by Iinwat and his as
socrates toward maintaining funds OF
tfH SUSPENDED organization Intact. c.
O. !inc.rH. legal counsel for the in.
terratiuua! representatives. tonight
mailed 70 ali BANKS il which arc the
funds NOTICES thar checks signed BY
any member o. the suspended organ.
ization not be honored.
Possession ot the funds Of district
No - Is expected TO bring the first
legal clash between the opposing or.
ganizat;ons.
PHI; s. GALAXY. general counsel for
district No. II has served legal notice
on all banks 20 honor no checks on the
district funds unless they are signed
by tho Old board
Thomas Harvey. secretary-treasurer.
under he old regime. was named as
financial representative o. the inter
NATIONAL In the order C President ;
Lewis suspending III" district. All OF |
the funds OF the district are depos ted
in the name " the diStricS executive
board which offices are vacated by
TIE suspension order. Harvey holds
the check books.
The meeting Of miners AZ Scammnn
hrck2 up tonight when persons in the
audience created such 4 cOmmotion that
the speakers could not he heard.
Members OF four local unions were at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

MES-Learn barber trade: quick meth
Cd: good wages paid: steady demand
Write Moler Barber College, 34l West
9Th. Cincinnati. oc.1-mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
HAl.n Or PEaxA11 m1P WANTED

MAN OR WOMAN wanted-Salary SIS
tul, time. 15c an hour spare time.
selling guaranteed hosiery 70 wearer;
experience unnecessary. international
Mills. Norr!s,own. Ia. oc.l6-g
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ron RENT
FOR Rem

FOR RENT
Only TO ono business woman,
modern furnished front room
with private :am'l%: excel
lent location: ell CpaN e;l!.ncns.
Telephone 19S-W. lst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
LOST AND FOUND

rOIND--hn automobile ;!r", Call Quail
~ Tire and gasoline 20. octl2j
LOST BotWerN IoorN0uSa HHl. Dave
NHl,"-s ara '...r ';r"rn very stable.
~ N, oat R''"rn 10 I'm, Grove livery
barn o. all lrts,i;rAnr":. s.! W',""'.
inR. ocl2-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

WANTED-
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE IE1ELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Office. 1905 Market St.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

FIRST CLASS Salesmen--To represent
did established house selling suits and
ovNrroacs direct 10 consumers: liberal
commission. Experienced men write
ruuy 20 Dtchl. Kane &c D!ehl Tailoring
Co. Tie GGarai.tee Bldg. C!aclnnsei. o.
ocl5-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
wANTEp-NOCSn.

WANTED TO RENT . or s room house
WITH modern convcnierces: suburban.
Address II. S. care lntelt!gencer. oc.l2-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

E -Contrac''-s for all Kinds Of
ii.r arI remert work. with Arst
lss '!:fact!on. Phone e54-J. Elm
&. SamherE. sep lc-lmo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Another Lawlegs Act.

Jeffery th"r related that n few days
later. while he was On his way 10 Madi-
son with q prisoner. Louis White took
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

Elo de Jancrio II famed for It's bril-
liant illumination which may be seen
i0a m les u al sra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

The DAYS ef real sport are here
Al d ;If<I< AFTER Z 6'clHtk this morn.
l.<T. IS f,sv sccns< climbed into ths
ixr ffee54 Furnished ~ Dronsfee
Hrothfrr. ana started for the Rotary
e3nb cabin u Cieneea carycn.
ctzsnFrt and "a Ma decided Tint
since thcre has been 10 much rain IN
zhe mcnntnin< lately. the. boys VIA
ride th& whole distance. instead "
hiking ovcr the rim from tho mouth
q Hear can>on. a. was fofmeri,
planned.
The camp Win last for two weeks.
hu q nunthex az the boys VINO went
today WIN stay only for the nrsi week
There arr also : fe~ who vik 81 out
for thu second week. There wiz Be
week. ana any Wishing 70 50 ont for
that fnsif OF the encampment can
sign M "a the I. NJ c. A. NJ any time
from INV until Thursday noon. The
ramp H. open a. Al boys Of scout aEf,
WHISTLER they are Boy SconsH Or Q
The cost FOR one week AZ ~ doliArr.
two Of which ruust be paid a. time Of
rcEisteftnf.
An advhnce ruard was sent out with
he'd rolls ard put the camp IN rendi-
ncxs. The boys who have gone tothe
camp are: lrsinn Gross. Archie
U'finrrc~. Franris Delaney. Paul De-
ianfy. Glen Gs<<iil. Roy lane. Carl
1.ogetf. Stanley Stubbz. Everett Rem
fro. Herman Haskell. Hn>rcil Cere.
Robert Cheney. Ray Haxietp, Sven
ssucnscn. Lee Van. Joe Whitehcuss,
a. :. Green. Rufus hunt. Richard
Van. Art Frauth. Julius sylvester. +.
]. Williams and Melvin wilcox.
The boya who Will reeve next Fri-
tay for tho SECOND week OF the en-
yampmenf who have signed up 20
far are Joe Harris. Cliffon Howell.
usorge Msckey. Richard Ariedse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
Hope Boxing Game
May Come Back
In Albuquerque

" the boxing contests TO be held
ut the armory on Wednesday night.
under the supervision OF the Duke
City Athletic club turn out es we'll
as they promise. the game viii prob
ably come back IN Albuquerque. A
number OF cards are being arranged.
and boxing programs may be given
On labor day. Armistiee day. and
later In the year.
Kid Brown and Gorilla Jones are In
the focus Of the star gazing fans at
present. Large crowds are turning
watch these two men work out. Both
are showing all the class that Is eN-
pecicd OF them. and a bit more.
Jones has ~Speedbaii Hayden. who is
all that his name implies for a sparr-
ing partner. Hayden Is giving him
some fine training. as he Is swift In
attack and rusrcatl II may be that
these i've men viii be matched on
a later card. as they are well matched.
and both looking for lights.
Leo Matiock Is sparring with Kid
Brown every afternoon. Fans who
have watched the Workouts agree
that "Wednesday nights bout promises
te.be a thrlilaf1 Both men are fast
and clever. and both hook good for 10
rounds OF hansSfighanqa
The Pest OF thM cafd Tor Wednesday
night viii be.gHds up OF "a curtain
raiser between Kid Pndilla and Kid
Herrera. which will go for Z rounds.
THE semi-nn Will be between
O'Brien. NJ Oklahoma Cify. and
Young Jim Flynn. u Barelas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
More Bridges to
Relieve Congestion
in Lower Manhattan

NEW YORK, Aus. ie-Projects
fer linking Manhattan with New Jer-
afy BY a F4hlcuinr tunnel and a bridge
arr expected 10 diminish the number
a. persons who reside on the island
below Central park.
The resident population Of lower
Manhattan decreased ny $50, zoe in
the decade of 1910 TO 1870 and every
time a new building IL erected n
Gems 20 shrink stiii more This IL
because the motive for neauly all on-
Ftructior from Fffty-ninth street down
20 the Battery is business. not bed
rooms.
New means OF communication with
New Jerrr, are expected 90 result
Ga further business demands upon
lower M~hhnAtthffs limited space.
New Jersey and New York are now
linked only by ferries. tube trains ana
railroad tnnneiled beneath the
Hudson.
The sehicular tunnel built by pub
lie funds Of New York and New Jer-
ney u expected TO be completed by
1879. Construction OF the approaches
20 the tube was begun several months
aKo. II leaves the Manhattan Is
Fourteenth street
The proposed bridge. which pri-
vnfe interests are promoting. would
cost $500, coo .O0O. A corporation has
taen organized and II seeking capita
This bridge would rise from New
York ear Fifty- ninth street n des-
ccnd into New Jersey At Weehawken.
Most OF the ferries and all the tubes
are below his point. hut the growth
Of business In New York has already
driven out many dwellings ms far
north as Ffny-ninfh street M sub
nfltuted office and loft structures.
The bridges lower deck would ac-
cnmmOdate twelve railroad tracks
while on the upper rpan there would
he room for 10 vehicrlar pathways.
four trolley lines I'M two broad prom
enndcn. Supporting towers on either
end Of the 0ve water span would be
taller than the Woolwofth building.
In addition 20 .these pathways be-
tween the two states. a third II pro-
posed IN q bill introduced In congress
20 give = private corporation permits
sion TO build a pontoon bridge across
h Hudson at Yonkern. just above
New York City. Promoters OF this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

az y. =. a. sssstcu
SCRANTON, Pa. Aug. fe.-John
Are Il the son OF a village huckster.
n it-year.old led with a passion for
smashing things.
His great ambition was to wreck a
train.
Day after day. according 90 the
signed confession he has made To
police. he placed metal objects of
one nort and another on the tracks.
Finally he achieved his aims-and
ditched the lackawanna Limited at
Gisnburn. causing "A loss OF two
lives and Injuries to so persons.
Seeing that disaster from the top
OF an apple tree merely whctted his
ambition-and two days later he was
caught In the ACT Of trying to repeat
the performances.
Now he IL In the house OF detention
Of juvenile court, waiting trial for
murder. when reminded that his act
cost the lives OF two engineers.
Charles n. Coolhaugk and Jacob
Oleischmann. he boy merely says:
That's too bad
What disposition 20 make OF his
cnse Is puzziinE authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
Cordova to Box
Mike Baca at
Santa Fe, Aug. "a

SANTA FE. Aug. IA twelve
round bout between Benny Cnrdcva,
OF Albuquerque, ard Mike Baca. OF
Santa f'ei has been scheduled FOR
August "a at the Rialto theater.
Santa Fe. The boxers will weigh in
AZ about isS pounds and viii battl"
FOR the referees decision. the winner
"a take 90 per cent. the loser 40 per
cent Of the purse.
A preliminary bout will he between
Batting Anaya, of Albuquerque and
Don Lucero, OF Santa Fe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
Build Tennis Courts
For Use of the Young
People of Parish

A place where young people Of the
city who ARE not members Of the
Country club OF students at ti'e Uni
versity can play tennis will soon be-
provided by the local organizations Of
fhe Nntionm rounciiss OF Catholic
Men and catholic Women. This was
decided al q joint meeting Of the two
councils held last night at II. Mays
hall.
The courts viii be primarily for the
81 young people Of the lmmacu-
late Conception church. They will De
built on a vacant lot near the church.
but the vac site has not yet been
chosen. Final details for the build
inE 81 the courts was left for a later
meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

solent. a WAS announced here today.
This IL said 70 be q worlds record.
The worlds record has been held
by the motor boat, Miss America,
owned by a. A. Wood OF Detroit.
which attained n speed OF 1874 miles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

.sDOSTss"-FOR WISHING
Don't ~ish yea could find . lob-Find IL.
Donl wish you could rent yodr apart.
ment-Rcni II.
Don'i vi.h you could sell your home
HOWL
BY using the Hersid's Classified cJiumns
Phnne aAh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

SOUTHAMPTON. England, Aug. IL
CBy the Associated Pressl The
English motor boat Maple Leaf VII,
challenger for the international cup
to be raced for off Detroit enriy In
September. has attained n speed OF
eighty miles m hour In trials In the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

DENVER. Aug. i2.-Eimer cap
shaw, former University OF Oklahoms
star. today VAS appointed football
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
" e W S
WOODWARD PLAYERS
OPEN SERIES WITH
GRAYS HERE TODAY
Mel ormick Is Slated to
Take the Mound for
Home Team in First
Game

The Duke City Grays and the Wood
ward, Oklahoma team opened their
four-game series at Barelas baseball
field this Afternoon.
With Mccormick. of III Psro. the
twirler who hurled curves OF victory
for the Aqs against the Grays IN the
nrst two anne OF the season taking
the box for the urnys. the home team
based hope for victory.
MCCORMICK has been twirling In FL
'Paao In a way 10 bringicrcdtt to nim-
self and "a wns ~pnly after Ion4der-
able efforts had been put forth that
Dan Padilia. manager of the Grays.
was able 90 c him to pitch to-
DAYS gnne.
brandon. the Woodward twirier,
who played with The. Pittsburgh team
the year thai team won the pennant'
was considered WoodWard's best
choice for the initial game. Manager
Padihn spent a large part Of yester-
day seeing that the BarelAs field was
put In shape FOR the game.
The games today and tomorrow will
start nj s.30 o'clock. a d0uhicheader
Il 10 he played Sunday. n IN tho
morning and the other In the after
noon according to present plans. JACK
Cameron Is umpiring today's contest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

Neither Hindus nor Japanese Will
ever be willing TO sleep with their
heads TO the north.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12

You win Ind IL In our Usssi.
ned Columns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-09
M'NAMARA IS STILL
UNDER INDICTMENT
(By Associated Prcss)

INDIANAPOLIS. April 9-John ].
Mcnamara, who is to be released May
10 from the penitentiary at st. Quen-
tin, Cal, where he is serving a SEN
tence for murder in connection with
the dynamiting of the Los Angeles
Times building, October, 1910, is still
under Indictment in federal court here,
Frederick Van Nuys, United States dis
trict attorney announced today. Mr.
Van Nuys said he was not prepared to
say what action the government would
take in McNamara's case.
Mcnamara was indicted nearly a
year after his trial at Los Angeles on
the murder charge. He was indicted
with other members of the Inter
national Association of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers on a charge
of conspiracy in transporting dyna-
mite. After a trial of nearly three
months officers of the organization
were sentenced to terms in the federal
prison at Leavenworth, Kansas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-09
GRAIN SELLING PLAN
IS FINALLY RATIFIED;
HARMONY PREVAILS

CHICAGO. April 9-At the conclu-
sion of three day session the grain
marketing plans of the committee OF
seventeen were finally ratified, and
the U. S. Grain Growers, Inc. was fin
aIy launched The dissatisfied ele-
nlents composed of various grain pools
and tentative marketing organizations
which had fought a strenuous battle
for compulsory pooling. were finally
won over and all differences harmon
lied on the final vote. The desire to
start the flow of grain through new
marketing channels made for harmony
and the organization was thus com
pleted.
The new corporation will be con-
trolled by board of II members. J.
K. Mason. of Indiana. is the eleventh
district director. and J. NiCOl of Mich
igan will represent that state and the
twelfth district. The number Of d.
rectors for any certain district is gov
erned by the amount of grain grown
therein, one director being assigned
for each 60.O00,0O0 bushels marketed.
as near as may be. c. H. Gustafson
is temporary chairman of the new
executive board, and a general mana
ger will soon be appointed. 1t is ex-
pected that he will be the most com
petent man available and will be paid
a large salary, "aS the farmers are
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