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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
FATHER KILLS SON
THROUGH MISTAKE
Kentuckian Thinks Son Is Burglar
and Fires Bullet Causing
Instant Death.

Somerset, KY, Feb. %. - W. L. Bell,
of Sloans Valley, in the southern part
of this county, installing his eleven
year-old son for a burglar, shot him to
death as he was reentering the room
where his parents were sleeping.
The boy had gone out into the yard,
leaving the house quietly in order not
to disturb the slumber of his parents,
and was softly opening the door to
their room on his way back when the
father awoke, and hearing the noise at
the door thought it was IL burglar try
gin to gain an entrance. He reached
for his revolver and fired without ut
tering a word.
The bullet penetrated the boys
heart, killing him instantly, The boy
had gone to well in the yard for
some water and was returning when
the shot was fired.
The father is almost distracted with
grief over the awful mistake. The
father is brother of Road Supervisor
Bell, of the Southern Railway. The
body was taken to Greenwood. Ca.
for burial.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
MENTALLY UNBALANCED WAS
MAN CARED FOR BY POLICE.
naysvills's Foremost Clothiers

A stranger giving his name as
Marion Smith and claiming Alexan-
he was en- route to his fathers home
charge by officer Wells last night.
Smith was brought before Chief of
Police ort this afternoon. He talks
in rambling sort of manner plainly
showing that he is not mentally bal
anced. He appears to be a well bred
gentleman and claims to have been an
employee of the Government Bureau
of Engraving at Washington. He said
in Indiana, called there by the illness
and Mr.. Nicholson recently found sew
of his father. He was permitted to
proceed on his journey.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
DAMAGE SUIT
FOLLOWS HABEAS CORPUS.

Ashland, Ky.-A suit for $4,000 has
been instituted in the Greenup Circuit
Court by Miss Jemima Cashier of
Ironton, who was recently awarded
the custody of Miss Fern Arnett, six
teen, her niece. in habeas corpus pro-
ceedings, as result of the alleged de-
tainment OF the girl by her father,
Newton T. Arnett, at the home of an
other aunt, Mrs. John Sutton, in Rus
sell.
Miss Cashier has had the custody of
her niece for fourteen years and in
stituted the habeas corpus proceedings
after the girl had been invited to the
Sutton home and required to stay.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
ct S.,,. SEEDS 81 @U Y; 1I Il RIM HARRISON &S0N
YOUTHFUL BANK Thief
TO Be GIVEN QUICK TRIAL
william Daulton VIII Be Given Trial
At Once and VIII Probably Start
Serving Sentence within Week.

Chicago, Feb, 20. The case OF
william Dalton, seventeen, bank clerk
charged with theft Of $772,00O In Lib
erty Bonds from the Northern Trust
Co., was presented to the grand Jury
today.
The youth was held at the detention
home, pending indictment and ar
raignment.
We will be brought to trial immedi-
ately, probably will plead guilty and
will start his sentence within a week
officials predicted today.
Meanwhile, quarrel has started
over the reward for his arrest in
Heyworth, III. Part Of the $4,000
given to Paul Draper son Of the con-
stable who arrested the youth, is
claimed by James DENTS who says he
informed the constable Dalton was in
the village.
DENTS has retained an attorney and
announced he would fight for his
share.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28

Twelve per cent. of the worlds pop
ulation is Mohammedan.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
TOBACCO MARKET
REPORTED GOOD.

Sales at the local tobacco ware
houses today are reported to show
more strength than the sales for the
last two days of last week. Good to-
bacco is bringing good price today
and other grades in very good pro-
portion. Sales we're held today at the
Peoples, Growers and Liberty ware
hnucoc
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
NEW FIRM TAKES CHARGE
OF MEAT MARKET.

Messrs, J. c. Cablish and George
Pollitt who recently purchased the
Schwartz Meat Market in Market
street, took charge of that business
this morning. Mr.. Schwartz has not
as yet decided just what he will do in
the future but will probably remain in
Maysyille.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
CLARK SHOWS GAIN.

Washington. - Champ Clark, DEM
ocratic leader of the House, who is
seriously ill here, was reported i'm
proved Monday.
Clark rallied Saturday and his ply
sicians believed he was on the road to
recovery. He suffered a sinking spell
Sunday night, however.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28

Fire at Garrison, Lewis county, de-
stroyed the Garrison hotel, a store
building, and practically the entire
stock of goods. The loss is estimated
at 100000 and it is thought that the
fire was of incendiary origin.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28

Ruy in Maysville. II pays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Panama RepoFls said sbo
Ricaa forvs hsd roiifl from tss
coto district
l.ondoa ~ s.mans N fe3 y
lAosd ceoree oa rw@raglou .aa
German proposals had eeen m.sanAe.
stood ara iAat whas site had $50
alrcsdy toward rcofatous was no.
appreciated ny she Allies
NNashlnrien Harding IT i'r
ner q prominent Republicans tsss
mat sAe eomlng speslAl session y.
ccnxreAs wrale not hc eariier s4aH
Ama 4 tas besoaa iaat hs eaala ass
state
Ncv YORK Reports received Sea
fyom ,hs Russian Information surssv
aah that forces of the Rod arn'lea
BAL solaed me working nen IA NJ
fpErua aae N4scow u open s,vo.s
agalnss thc RolshssN
E.ondon pr SimoDs CermAa RS.
preventative nj abe eepirniions ap.
fereace announced tAai aiihoaEh Ger
many i not member 81 ihe leagpr
az nasioue she bad sFned enc paet
aad Woald sse the authority such he-
tson says her 10 appeal g ihe lessu
fDr a protest agAlasg proposed allied
indemnity action
Washington japan accep'ed ne
man6ate for former German possess
.oas IL the Pae.fie including TIE Is
Land * Ys2. v4gh ihe reservation ihsi
Iapanesp rltizens ehoaia npl be sub.
seci 10 disumnfors treatment g.
othea mandaie countries vas ois co.
sd ln the reading ~ the eou 'sr
texs al tho mandate Kraoted iapaa af
sae laaxae ~ nat.ons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

rsrss. Msrh gnsrsl De
tenrsse. commander AHf ei
A'rrnch farres alsaHx the khaae
n~wssea orders from Marsha
skyka * : clock last nighs 81
advance Upn essSeS tAe Allies
haze announced thry wsll tasr
oxeT aS 4 re~sii ot 6ermams N
ta~si u sseYf tie PARIS plsn Fer
rsypaens IN mdenuisieS a stfip
uf l2nd from eigt sa 'em miles
slrsg ga slse eastern SIDE ef ihe
Rhine wifi W owuf4es5 ts Freuta
fnrres sass telegram to thf
Journal from M4yfnee
Gezeral IasGousfge who wali
- n remsnanA II sAe operators.
left Mavence laie iasf nlwhs in
rstAhissh headquarters 81 NepSs.
! senx fogy mlrs yrss II Discs.
selsorf ard ou ihf west hank ef
tbs Rhsne. Tic first FrencA eoa-
,inwv4ss "a savauer w he iAs
77sh division whth has brn
aaartrnd AZ Bonn aml il an,i
tho anil ~ General tsamehsr
Dispatches frem Nayrure de-
ylsre shas Fifv was orwsrsiis
eAlgu. crowds "a 'awm,sse.ae enn-
fenfsng themselves sF fnmmens-
ing upon newSpspsr dispatches
relating details III TIRE break In
negotiations al London No
special measures wcrr taken hs
th oexnTati0n 'roeYs gnd ro rr
siAsanrr has tecn anticipated. Aus
belief is expressed herr THAT als
military autsors baYe heca
.aken
Franre dli nnt k hreak
far The trvsk wrse
Jse4ues isarsiiie. AZ authority
m fprsigu politics ~ ihe Exeel.
~r Il inag le id however.
ve - sef regret r. fer. after sil
IL wN h~ang velssn " tue
farslssem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
1y GoNA aIcHARpeoN

big roller desk IL was YER,
abrupt a. be said Carrie, !
lose sou and ! ala going 10 have
you. IIe pui bis arms around
her aud drew her head 30 rest
ing place % bis shoulder Gently
be brushed back tbc siraying
fendrels ~ hair. iendefly be
kisAed her again and again Ills
voiee sank 10 = whisper ~ he told
her of ali the wonderful fhings be-
va going 70 10 for her Her
beautiful whiiG hands. .
they would never BE- spoiled by
work.
The clock struck the hour ~
seven. Wa il possible that ~
much had happened in one hour.
! short whils ego she bad been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Copenhagen March AleAaaaet
kefrusky pfemlng of lhe nussiau pfn
vihinnAi Revpfumeni whleh waa Nst9
lufued i9 ihe holsheelAi late ~ ipif
= sail "a adslees received here lp 9c
81 kronaiaai the Russia fnftfets neai
pefogfad reported ia revolutionary
hands
sercaeas li = declared u dir.
ine the revolutionary offensive against
reoefad with lhat fortress as d
base
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
Fred Dennis Is
Freed OF Charge

ccaioste, March r. District
Judge john a Llnehauah seefy sus
talnr1 Gemurre9 10 uuaah the ~
iorra,,on charging Fred panWe,
state banking sommlsalonsr. Win
sorrupsson ~ csfice anS veistlpn ~
she state banking la~s whsls hand,
ling the affairs % she desunct ca
lfsns State banh az iha city Al
tnrneYs o Mayhem Lsnshauah ana
George rrlee appeared Tor Dennis
Z n holland county sstornsy
gave notice AZ an appeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

i.enaea Aarsh A da. ugNh io
spv kaehsnee TELEGRAPH from Ilel
NhF'ots saYs mat pe3 men vi
hwnatadt sre mar'ing "a rHpxiaa
The sof'e offtais have sent chiaesa
sHd vbrr TROOPS VIA arlier, iu
Hiect thau The Soviet gnoop fN !
m Fei in eonlaes with tse rehei,
a'foss iha 'ce near The esilurh q was.
ehosinf bu ihe cruiser II ranas
lrfsA NAelled end rouused sttn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
fIlaFf N Nv fnIfp Nv aapAfr

fhNAN fN az fWlfp mv RKNAVr
tAMhAaa is4 Mseeh. n lhusgp
Ais kHheHssefill sanaleea aep
iIaAea efa tAa u.vo AWE soveFaev
is elnH& hiamf Is ghayees eHsAle
ms s tl,s fvfeaAl fllat is tAu hasae
Wy rp asaglyM uaesfaY agiEafnaea
ty Ms eyeAtAsa aaAtwstssus
a II teeeaft state wasasvr VIVA
umasnlst fa lmesaebmeas Ia 4
f'pAFs VFaea lmmealafsl. ARISE
Mna Al s*nttee hai @A Articles Ne
liwA hnen aR4lHst lteasnnaas tatN
ruF Ftape giaih fvsep aua ises
sg Aasa seeH useteasd repeatedly
as Ngeellve saaalAasan gaf sss
ae sae smoyalle pfsmapy vla
tea M M
rFuaA Aeeauns v1alaslun Charged
fsAgHa anherssan II sAgana m8th
heas faHs evalled sha saw ~
.wan WH s4lA tha irauk a nuas n
saa bHtwa fasmaNt Mo Feeuw
msHasfeHu Hfsrklax she snsernas
aln maAe ~ Eun Faeeyi alshaAsh tha
wt recommends sAaf ma stemvnss
ia llf % alamaa fteuFY Wsnai
tNN commissioners John g.
fNgp eAlef eEeFA ~ shs RiAbwaY
y afmea' M II NleAav wpeefa
leadeas a waf aaaarsn Hg sea As
saa msIaUais Aea Ipha fawgaa.
laehAsA euklasHa ~ eetar trtek
fhh aHsfmhF 4 hlamAA tsse lhu nssl
Ns X ssspih2 fhn fapd terlynd tgem
aAssttui ea oe felvfal trucks lo ee4s
slna eH Wr8AsH aespant M an UAts
hAh flis iHak lastaNa III in 4 wafl
egY
$4,000 laas NJ hA#ss'
1Ae aFE smya CAV u lAar gaAyae
aais eaas las ts* *aa wllFally aaaa.
~ husA bs tAs hlshssv ccaun salan.
aHa tNe nugeFWof ass u the NJ
wee Va lha ranr ~ Anawa Nv hla
is#ImH Il stis sswaut had husa
fshaea aales rAa pfesa#leaa 81 stp
Aa laas aa sl 400 ~uas4 hssm
bseH 3 IA ihln taua
H erayg aH lAe hlahNay aspag
fcaellnaas 20 raas -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
a TRAGIC ROMANCE OF THE OIL FIELDS


around the iendrFls 81 her heart
She seemed bllssfpiiy happf
when b. WIS near, uneasy when
be- was away OFTEN be took her
10 the oil fields 10 spend the DAY
bringing her hesne ia ihe cool II
The evening
One by one the friends of her
glrlhood left her The iuuoeent
days ~ her life wefr - though
they had never beru She WAS
living 10 new world. world Of
constant struggle u greed and
cruelty The cunning of the
Colonel" again met every test
~ his fertile brain ontwitted the
old heads Of the oil fraternity
lcQnIlpaed oa Page 2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
Lenine
Regime.
NearEnd


Mafeaw. Mash, 4 Sseena UetAch.
rssets ~ Aussan neishsviN eaNalr.
SommAnaso ~ ueuersl Reeenny ase
0sins rushed fren soush RussA "a
Mossess 10 srsth ths snnuYpensa. @No
ars SAD g es 0aiwlNs IN power daily
" shs Rasklsn Sspssei
Rsrefts aeeiafs tkat mar, oats A.
ue ne'shesis lafAesfy dn8a ena nse
eafeyal. bUs sAe chsrsss nsfxsnssies
'n shv cer'nuriss koay are ssanagrs
tfn'ls ~ thsir scyses lvAaers
fhe cvershfow e. rfetsky ana
sn'"e "a ruwoFsd. xasffelaily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
| FRANCIS SHOWS To
OPEN HERE SATURDAY
All New Attractions This Year
Show Il Clean and New
Tents To Pitch on Har
riaon and Second

Nstl sAlar.iax = the Jats s,hesisi "a
fof lhe sprlns ossnlus 81 las lees
tNAesls Shoes ii ousagle ana aitaass
waeoaf Age hsullnr sAe ble lalsa "a
ghe les~slen whlch ls en lArt saa
atenae ssArlax * SeseaA airs aa3
gelne Nest
an ihe shoeA lhis fom VITA la
lhet spflne alllrr n pep fsw ana
l@euefi aaa eANfv's ps~ ssAlu
hs ben alled making lha shaN ava
iifoly ainefpat fron ,be oae tht
showed hrre lss s1sf Ansaag ta
attractions aill 50 shc palace 81 ~
iefy ~ilh rNfeasor noa Ne,nal1s
Aacfi,a foremost fllaAlonlai he
sun'leeef Niawfols eiA AZ eaflfIs
diIefena east than gHag M lssl Naf.
ihe ha~silAn Nighsa snAn iha oafsgs
in tae eumeA and caalafn ~ eeli ss
ghe nsen liArfy a7nes ana his el
Aesleae IaaaWnA ittainA AAd AsN
Ave- q Fepilea rony ihe lafksal saahe
allse ana ihe b4s Fran n qlieshae
Ihp naps wiil NoaMm ~ fho WAiM
MenY Mo round leefsA Mheel aNa
AeroNaae SNlae Al pliees hata
been iewerea g ,Aa prw ~sf ieyu
ihl~ year ana onea more ghp AlaAly4
t.s.4A ta... Asa aa.ff .t4. s.,4 Ft.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

~~~~~N W - """' - - ~*fNf - -"
Dusseldorf. March s Inhab
itantx of this city werr warned II
proclamation issued hv The
mayor today against taking =
provocative attitude toward the
allied forces occupying the town
They were asked 10 be digriilec
ard quies. 10 refrain from demon
strsssonx snd 70 keep OF the
streets. Women and children
were especially warned ~ remain
q. home.
Up 10 the hour when British.
French and Belgian troops enter
&c Dusseldorf the people knev
nothing Of the nationality Of the
forces 10 be moved into the city
nor Was their hour OF arrival
known. The population was
gloomy but WAS resigned 70 the
situation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
COUNTRY CLUB members
HOLD R0Us|NC MEETING
Popular Resort Established Seven
Years Ago. One OF Best IN
Southwest Membership
IL 100 Nov

a 'noaf enthusiastic menf IS s. ihs
"Rntf oieb wgs hed iAw nraf ai
ih' eiiy hsll Thr "a board ~ diregess.
WIRE reelected for the ensuing ssaf
ihe toard Is COMPOSED ~ va WALTON.
ff0d Soehi liildreh. chas
he"'y Nel Holman r o Bacsilas
" Y W"lch and John Farow
Ne~ mcn,b"rs ps were disoussA.l
slso Improvement for ~ eiuh oa iba
ihhis courts sud edf Aiinbs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
Wage Cut Affects 100000

Chicago. Mamh Nase decrease ul approximately 2 3
affecting than 10000 enpses the actiag
industry ~ AT parts ~ ihe reunirs officially apnounrei
fria9 Iie redp~fi"n. effective "a Narel ~.
AZ lie there wl rptvion of working hours.
fe and half fp heing p8d ouit after
aer g any dss q after i lurs any wsek Double
fime usi be paid f0r Sundays ana holidays
Tae scale reduces ibe d al honr paid
foFss per honr The reduced II -
cent ~ fhe lowest paid labor 5I
Under tbe scale s will BE- IS The higher paid
snpeyfe ~li e reo1eei prglorfi0nafely The minimum
ghaf1ntfe far ~ hoars week viii be continued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
Chapter One Continued J

Her girlieh hear1 was filled
With irathiug a. she stood 51g,
insid bis office ADD wsished kiu
AZ h. emiiingiy adYznefd 10 meet
her TAe wsrsss she nd come e.
~ irenbied unszid On her -.
as she nosed for ihe first time l.iY
pann1te glsnee 4 vague sori
- terror szed her and sie
started - step bark aud then
The girl eorid. sewer
tesl efterNsrd Just hew i sil hap
pend II was Ofer ~ qUiekiy
She remembered that - rad s1ld
densy crushed her againff him.
that he Hse raining burning
kisses upon her fzee; that his
~ Z wss l1w and tender. L. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
Harding's Cabinet Meets

Washington March rhs Panama tosta Riean .iaainn
question uf pldaw9 American fuuf lfom he lhae an
the legislative program ~ he tnng en aHsanu IL nnetss
Understood 10 have been ong li If subjects i4
eiissed bs President iarNg and hs cabinet od a. feif W
meeting
announcement followed tr meeting bu ihe general
andiHg that the question ~ withdrawal from
Germany had occupied large place W ihe dca9n ani fhsi
Indication of the policy u the administration might he
fseted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
Chinese Population
Being Reduced

lieAa sgna AaFtn. Msrs thar
Fea ghlrssa ave hsllsvsd 70 hsvs
beer #Fomnsa II ths ~t~ah A ihn
steamer Nang Mar, 81 tsmoek
lylssa 8if ths pait ~ s~atas@.
N~seg fWHJ pv8vnes IN March I.
nFNa n Nbseh ~a@ resalyea nmTs
tea9Y ina steamer ~hith is afHt
isH et $500 tons awnsa IL Ainasa
Aev sawsd 800 chlnaaa 90 Nsv
resent lflp and aaly atA " thsaa
hass been reported fessusa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

inet girl and now
she was Is woman. The whole
tenor Of her life had changed
She wondered il she we're really
happy. 70 be- home and alone
wiih her thoughts was her great
rsi desire She gained the street
grateful for the cool breeze thai
touched her moist brow. grateful
Tor the night that embodied her
with is kindly mantle of dark.
flfss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

rcef lieftitA Nawslfs man Nt
di sginx IN qaafr4 near lhai pfsf
yrateraay uncovered a dea ~ sua
An tlllsJ forty oa" lafae anA fsN'
fatllefa aud waa driven ifaa Me HA
Nheu a elant blaossNate mAae As
fnf hsit ise secured al snd sxiwgm
nalad shc rnpnles Afsaf tha oAi.'"
elkhiy two snakes were 0puHtfi N
there Wffe nine s4rsurs la ghe as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
FARM HANDS HyIlD
IN AND ItOBBED

g. ~ seonsr6 &na Kos w'kiisasa.
fsrn hssss v<7e bess - $50 FDsss'a
MaFdxy ntrst pAxe ~ she road ~
Fre1 Mes5sns s6&ka Two mtn ssf
tae 30 sa1 tAkT neesre4 e.eseea =
~ sElser xras w4-1A AID ssys-~
esaesks szs0srssar ~ sss 50 fsr 50
trace ~ tAe msn nzve heen fone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
-.c c-iLcsEs fsE
sup.Eo 70 oEs7r

Tyf@r. Texas NzreA t-T~o cAt +
rsz - Kr z.z NJ - n P-vsst s19
rers bs~see to Eests Fes<e-azy -
tsea- s,yz@ sir msGes e4ss q Gsgx.
rsrs sa-sec Sers sodsr. E1Ise pay
fxx rszsxAsa ss : eAsrksz zevse. sbe
s@E1erez a trs-ys1r-<st asgT AT
shrse- -yezv-sss rsrs. 81 sre - A.T
ss0-ss n tEs house as pere es1s
s~<sr~ as arrived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
IliN~ 10 iiItI
DiIi'Ils~ ~OtiN. ~i~~luN

visa 1914 nf affieHs ~ ghe eaAans
esf Aaa #all~fHs pN WiaHqt~rHhlp -
9a0 aaplsanta fr admission mtll es
esa 81 Ml Hiha BODICE Ne ~ -
aiNa - iha Fuvssf t'ssF 4 W4-
tsfss saa ffaak h slaashlau ara laa
candidates
Aaef the election q uffleefs ; "
eAi aeae ~ Viii te hsid and veFgesg
aWate 'aeyi ~. Ae SERVED Ah
ueuhefs are ufsea q te preueaf ~
aswbegahp enmpalan y d ~
isnnshsa and suggestions ~ aemAefs
% tas best ntfhsIM Will Aa aahs.i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
s,kMliIIl Nl.WNr,pln~
CLOSED ~ ~IilikI'

okmH'asa Asfsh. a. confersnena
vssre being hfig today b psbllnhses
sHd representatives " the insAfna.
sionai typographical Union sa aa ~
feft 70 settle shs strlha ~ nnian
pfinssrs smpioysd IL okmaase news.
papers plants which 5eaan Yesterday
afa resulted IL pabliestlan ~ nave
papers hers bsia0 suspended
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
Oklahoma Woman
WINS Distinction

oslAhensa CITY, AarcA s--~To
M Aamarw Luna nssroerat ss&ss
ssaasef tre~ sAs fearsh alstnSt. he
ionus tNs asstsnssso~ cf eesna shs
FIRST ~oraam 10 prwss Sc aver esshss
rsnSh " fNe oksshesns feess atsare
Mrs Lara teek sns ehA,r sn the
senate toaay. ~vareeu aharply tof
enasr ana atarsec or ths aays ses
sse@.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
sDI0t IN MEETING.

Fn4zg onusaaKesnnere sS.parm
sAs verwasr mvnshiF sss.ax sg5az
sfsFr sftewfex tarTsrs Stills anA te
fpn nm esAinR DarMg fAn sns~sir< q
fhe ras xaessan ~ Lark Aliet was ar
~rpt@s ansS T V Hsff wzs asnsd i-
hls place a. trstDe II g-asre 'eNs
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MsisIsI,CE LICENSES

These nafraRe / enses have been
granted ~ Mrs Martha Nsai eosrs
clerk Murray KlfteeY se sud Irans
Carter -. both ~ crescent CIV.
Lee r wynauann . and bora Ilor;l.
day 30 both oi 0klahrsun cNy o'e,a
6. smilsers. 20 and Ethel sleel. Ia.
both oi Guthrie.
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Mayor iwfbin has asked rhlskasai
school eailifea % assist ln lhn aH
ual spfing clean up which has hesa
lsuarhed here Munkogse i aigrady
elsanins up pl'h sho ala IT hoy aeoufs.
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ssc OCEAN STEAMER


IS ON TNE ROCKS
baHioa March sThe Ceean l.ise
sse4mer ciix VI roinmsms wsth Asvv
sassfaSeFA Aaa general cargo frnm
- ann@a. rar sxrDund 81 LoVel. /
ssiAaa W q Anary fog eNy Today "
y esssttssi - fipst her aosn sf fasa.
FrS sere s.uffo heg .d
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COLOMBIAN TREATY
MUST BE RATIFIED

Washlngio1 sisr;h = "A Especial
nicssasc 10 me senate requesting ia
mediafe ratification of the Colombian
treaty. e being prepared by ffcsileas
HARDING according 20 reports amoas
senators today IN the wake of laa
nights White House conference.
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Chapter Two.

The Colonel was thorough
man. he never left job half
finished. ln his nastertul way
sle made lose t. Carrie ever wind
ing himsslf eIossF aud closer
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Pardon
Record


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s. aseslew ~ sftttes ~ lmmsaeh
wsns saalmst aspEsa*ns aavsFnu
fsApp saA 50 fnf ifao aAlseA 10
easFfa~ ~vrnlna ey sns haase ~ req
fsssngstlvss 81 she state gsalslasut~
feHsY Il ~as relnssa eus that ! Yats
ee9'a nat ~ tsksA satller hea aama*
tf atisY la Ef'ntea sNe ehafBas
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Tive paassge bf lhH senate H ff*
general appropriations bili pfvslsinH
ssxtNeVg fof ghu malmswHann of *Ht
ssata departments dafihx 1898 eai
1924 ana the adoption ~ snHass nta
rufYnf resolution No IN adiouFalas
shc senate At noeu on March II wafn
che Features II Moaisfs eaina y
the upfer house
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xer Ovss<st La Nzrz1 s-To-
rs<zs sssr zsxs es3der szasas y
fr~@zszs w's1..stsr tsar ccz4nsss
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Allies
Occupy
Germany
BULLETIN

Msyence, March s British.
Belgian ard Preach troops en-
tered Dusseldorf Tins morning
TIE allied sroops have met with
no resistance
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THE Aprli lerm as lsslsrsi oafi ~
euusoua II Epla 0n NualAy Apsii y
according w auuaaHsHaeag MAiA N
s,rk palaa Iulta ea'sefAi n iA
presumed Nlil preside dHflps nf
fhe aeaNan wlll Nss fuF 'hfss 20 4f
wreha,
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