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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

New York. Jan. 13.-Bob Shawkey,
veteran hurting star of the Yankees,
may be transferred 1t was reported in
baseball circles today, to the Detroit
club in exchange for Bob Veach. the
hard hitting Tiger outfielder. Johnny
Mitchell :se young shortstop obtained
by the Yankees from the Vernon club
of the Pacific coast league. also may
be included in the transaction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
APPROVAL OF
PEDDY AS c. 0.P.
NOMINEE UPHELD
CERTrvICATIoN DEFERRED
ON TECHNICAL REASONS,
SAYS. SECRETARY
~ A-esIs,~a Pwss

Ai'HTlN. Texas Sept 20 Action dn
the ccrililcnilon ~ ucog. ". H. reddy
~ Houston aH Il,publlcaB nomiDee f0s
lini-i States scDafor. was deferred "a
nlEhi for technical reasons. becrc.ary
u Hiaie H. T.. Staples announced. Hta
pies said n probably viii be two Or three
DAYS before final action N taken on the
applicnion. pcddy'a nomination wns
certified 10 the secretary Of state, lats
tonight by a. ~ cr@ger. Republican
stat. chairman.
"Lesml phnu.s of the certiflcatIon will
10 investigated fully before final action
IN taken on the aspiration and the nj
lofnsy general may h~ nnked "a CIV. an
oplnion on tho matter" staples aid 10
right.
n " generally believed tNhi the NC
i.tnry ~ sints viii approx. peddys a
name Eoins on IN. officni imil0i IN the
I,spublicnn nominee. hta,sn,snis cred
lied 10 hIs department that such action
tad been dsctlsd upon were denied by
staples Tho certificate VIII be seni
back ~ Chairman creager Immediately
10 Obtain hlEtstursr of majority ~
the state Ilepubllcsn committee, which
cid not aceompany The document Only
the hamsa " Chairman creaser and
State Secretary W. E Talbot of Dallas
we're attached.
The nsmer ~ G. W. johnson u Ora
ham ~ iiepuhlIcan candldai. for justice
of the Court of Criminal AppealH. and
y. a. chaph. Nan Antonio. aa candidate
for rtaia Land Commissioner. also we're
certified by crsas.I today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
HUNDREDS PLEASED WITH COOKS
ADDRESS ABOUT TRIP TO NORTH
POLE; ONLY WANTS FAIR PLAY"

n gih he must klll q hear before hc
cnn wed, They rub noses because u
kiss would freeEa They have two
GODS god of The land ana one of ihr
sfa. there are fewer divorces Among
them. though they have no laws. than
IN civilized countries. they have M
courts, police, nor jnils. ihey attend 10
their avn business nnd let others ~.
tend 10 theirs. they stuff themselves
on raw, frozen and boiled menis--iheMa
were some of the characteristics mon
toned by tho speaker.
Tho explorer said his pnriy sailed
from Gloucester. Mass, vent 10 the
farthesi north settlement. and there
went into winter quarters four months
Of nIsht This long night is worse than
the cold. he snld. adding that man can
adjust himself 10 any degree ~ cold.
Tho next summer with io5 dogs fnd
n party of natives. Dr. Cook said NJ
set out for the 700 mile trip across
snow and lee for the pole. on this trim
they encountered u temperature ~ NJ
degrees belo@ zero. when they cams
10 the end of land. according 10 hls
story, all hut 20 ~ m. dorH and two
Eskimaux were sent hack n wns t?d
niles across frozen sea 10 the pole from
this point Loading their aleds with
dried beef and inilow, the three started
for the pole. They made ~ miles d.,
ana at last cnme "a the ssth nafallsi
~ Ia wbirb point "my claims are MI
disputed Tor ilief explorers hive yofl
fled my claims"
~ lani We came ~ . pulni where the
human shnd0w WIS the SINE length Of
nishi ne IN day. That. N course. Nd
iDy sohpol bVe o. gifi knows. means W.
f'ir ~ the ash ~ the earth. our IN
siiumenis nlso showed NJ va were ~
hr Pole. W. remained there a. hours
ird fiaTied haea"
Rotation ~ tho adventures ~ the 70
ipip ioufnel thrilled The hlg audience
asVrrnl ilnfs the ihre" men were 0f
lhr point ~ starvation They were
: CONTINUED OS PAGE TwOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
HOUSE WOULD I
ADJOURN AT2
O'CLOCK FRIDAY
RECESS MAY N POSTPONED
PENDING NEAR xAs4 N.
LIEF LE0l1LAflo1g !.
~ Associated Pres

I"
wAsiIiNuToN. scpr. 2o.-,A rssolu.
iion calling for hne die adjoursment ss
y y, ~. Friday. WIS adopted BY me
house to-day BY nm ovrrvhelmins vote
and the MEASURE was ,ens 70 tn aeasts
which is rspeeied " adopt u, NJ n y
evident u tan complete ita tuslnsns ~
that time. otherwise the senate wjll
amend The resolution TO provide fnr q
later ndiournInent. - p -
The house prae,lcaiiy flspd~sd NJ M
pressing busInees with nciL0n on sks
soldiers bonus. = ma sDeutDerss wese
urged by Representative Mnd~Il n
wyomins. the Republican leader. "a 70.
main on the Job for po~~ible actisn on
Ia request froni the president for sps.
eial appropriation for relief n American
rsfusses in the Near East. Ths' ssusis
however. has before for disposition the
Ilibrian loan. q deficiency appropriation
hill ana other matters which may or
may not be- given finni consideration.
Manwbii. the question oe calling
'rongress IN special session about Nov.
,enbcr 10. Ia take ~ the administration
ship subsidy hill. amendments 20 the
transportation act blll and certain ~.
proprIntion hills was considered at n
conference to-day betwcen I'rs~ldent
Harding ana Speaker ulilett of the
house. Senator Lssise of MasAach usstts.
the Republican sonais Ieader. and Isp.
rescniaiive McndslI. tho ItspublIcah
house leader.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

Hundreds of Amarillo and ranhnp
'dle people who heard DR. Frcderick A.,
Cook NJ the Polk Street Methodist
Nburch last night tell ~ the closing
t"Arlon of the panha Plains cham
Der Of Commerce convention about My
Dash 10 the North Pole" went away
rook fans, despite the fact that north
pole explorer doosr't need fan.
Dr. Cook referred 10 his rival claim.
ant Admiral ienry hut once and that
was 10 cite u matter ~ congressional
record that the Secretary ~ the Navy
has removed peafy'n name from the ~.
fetal maps m dlacovcror OF the pole.
The explorer then sald that II had been
In the records that his claims M dls.
coversr ~ the pole were approved iy
30 other explorers and scientists.
II The crowd which filled 10 overflow.
inE the church expected n spirited ai'
tack on whom DR. Cook must perforce
consider his traducera they were mis-
taken. lie told In an unlnirsssloncd
way the dramatic story Of what hs
"allH his dash 10 The pois
Secretary W ~ IilantOn thanked the
Amarillo people and especially the
the women for their help IN entertaining
the Panhandle Plains Chamber ~ Com
merce convention. then introduced Nam
i'rnrweli of Clarendon. The new prcsl
dent of the organization. who In turn
presented Dr.. Cook. Mr. Braswell made
short humorous speech.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

PREPARE TO CRUSH TURKS
by every AVAILABLE ROUTE
IF MOVEMENT CONTINUES
nv ASSOCIATED PRESS

coNsTANTlN0PLE, Sept %. The British are msbisns
available warshp horse, automobile and ins
within reach Of the troubled They preparing 10 dal
tremendous blow by land and a provoked BY the Ksm
which according 10 the latest reports concentrating fever
shIy around Ismid and Chaask
Hsmid Bsy. the Turkish nationalist Representatives here In.
formed the Associated Press correspondent h evening that
certain the Turkish army woud declare on the Brtish ts
British attempted 10 interfere with the Of ts Turkish
troops scross the straits of 1hrsee ff tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
Allied Meeting Held


" NNA"tnffa fftAs
PARIS. Esia 20--Definiie assurance
that there viii h. no war In the Near
Fast and The calling ~ peace confer.
cncs Ter the settlement ~ the Turkish
problem. wer. the thlef results ~ ihe
iilled nssiinR his afternoon.
Premier i'0lnnfe. LHi cufzn and
Count EfDn were 'he rariio pants N
the conference.
The eshi nitlYns raliad together are
Great Britain f'mnfe. iiaiy inpan.
Tufkey. Greece. i,uunnn and jugo
siayla.
Iapnn's influalon NJ the Last minute
fnns ss a sufff.ss. u was due 20 Lord
cufg0n's lnslsisnce The British for
strn secretary iid Premier i0lnrlfs
ihif h.s rHenmsnt frankly feared ihe
riose as@aiaflan u hid fsasor ~ bs
iln,nd rsisfnd between Moscow and
AnEsl and japan's pf'-'nre vas desir.
"a a. affs,t ihls isasheflt Influence
n i- femnH 81 IN ffeufh siftles hov
ever. that the Iafiif iIaiing - Japan in
sufes anoiher vote fof ifiish p1iiry IN
any issue Nhch may af.se IN she confer
snns " i'oinearr M con-entinr a. ths
presene. - IapIn. d-msnd"d aiuo ~.
ppssnee q i.ussin and Jur"shyla.
While the l'nlisd Eiaiss was ng In
GUIDED among the e'sht countries n pr
ileliHis " r. fenaf,isd ~ oefi4in that .
mere iriiinstlon from ~. Ameriran gfs
srnmsni thai Is de-lrss a. attend. ey-f
ne an obsefVnf Wili h. f'ii0s ~ ~ ~
lnsian' lntii1'io1 fffFn 'he allie
AdnAni isifd rsa'fY = the Bfitisi
nayy. and admiral Crsssei ~ ih'
Ffenrh nsfy. reported on 'he NJ mliisr,
snd naval situation ~ the fsrdsneiiss
Admiral iisaiiy h belisyed a. have siil
tizsf ffeedasn ~ the straits eguli b
nzs sinln - 6y fhs navy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
texas AND PACIFIC Tells MEN
They MUST RE-ENTER SERVICE As
WORKERS WITHOUT SENIORITY

= " liunrh Mafrhill. :. " Tlmarii.
lhE anflna Y. a. l'niiich aud ". lli.
m'f inu Worth
muliln'ously. the Missouri Kansas
nrd r'sss rlilfold formally announced
ihDi representatives. u the shoiHmfp
have b'sn ndeisssi that Dffir nis ~ that
rad had r'foRniysd ffpfe-s ntailyet
clfcisd vs. workers In the metal criffs
and ear departments and ihat III mpi.
isfs rrlliinE io ihn-- sfnulnyos would he
iftnTlried through iirse feiHssenil
lives
T o. white. chslfn'an ~ the redsf
afsd shopcrifis IN Dallas ds' lard m u
more than 1000 men would i- affected
by the alleged refusal ~ the T.sss and
Pacific ana Missouri. Kansas and Tesas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
SHRAPMEL IN NECK
BOTHERED RADIO FAN
D. Assosis,~d ffsss

CINCINNATI. sept. ss.-Rail,sr
than allow be ~ shfapnsl in,.
beid'd w his neek-a souvenir De- ID
CUsrre-inierfsfs with the Use u his
fsdisfhons is'ise Iiss'cft =. Marx.
former commander of the disabled
American veterans of the world war.
underN eni an nfrration here today
f0f the removal of the IsgRei piece
~ metal
The magnet IN the hs-sdplecs ~ the
rnhio ssi had tsussd sufficisBt move.
pcnf q the metal a. irrifhts the tis.
sus around a. dangerously near the
mssioid gland. IN hss neck. Judge
Nafx. who scvsd In fhe artiiIery.
was s,ereiy EoBnded the day b<lors
the srnLsiice was signed by The En-
pIoslon ~ an enemy she'll ne u On
/ srdenf radio fan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

~ Associated Press
cONErA NTi NOBLE. Rept. 2O.--cyus.
suf ksinal hey, the national foreign
minister. has been hastily summoned
fiom Angora TO smyrna to attend nn
Important conference With kemai pnsl,a
aud General Islle. the French hIsil
ieolnsiirslonrf. WIN have bs.n engaged
" conversations there On the Turkish
problem.
II IN assured that Genersi I'elIe has
raised questions ~ such delicaey and
Significance that k.mal I'asha does not
desire io decide without the consulting
with The foreign offices
All the British hsfracks In CONSTANT.
rople have been evacuated and troops
ere mnfchIng IN tho streets ~ the capI.
tai. which In HAVING rbering effect
IN the eshubcrnnt Turks The iiritisi,
soldiers are HEADED for ntfutegical
points on the Straits.
General headquarters have issued an
official order directing the wives and
families NJ british officers and soldiers
~ preiare io c'nbark tomorrow.
Transports with british cavalry.
heavy artillery and supplies are arrIv.
lng nj iiaidarpasha. an the isfnid rail.
way,
Tho men ~ the constantiDople garri
son are constructing entertainments at
scufiIa. an the As.atic slde of tho
Ilouphotlia. which will be the second
line ~ defense. The first being ~
YarlnJs. o small railway station be-.
tween iIaldarpasha and ismId.
The British police forces In the capt
iai have been greatly augmented and
viii probably h. assisted ny French
sysdarmes II u estimated that the
present total British strength IN Con.
giantlnopl. and the Darsianslies arsw "
about $4,000 men. wblch, when rtlns
iorcemenis nov on the way arrive. viii
% Increased 10 n.ariy 5000 electives.
Thcs. forces Will be further strength.
sned ~ large d.tschments from the
Atlantic ana Mediterranean fleets.
tn. British are enrolling iiusslan
iefugess With military training for
auxiliary work. while iiusslsn Kaimuks
from Manchura are belng recruited as
horse trainers. II IL aid eventually
that Or,ai Britain VIII have norr than
COCO men In the disturbed area.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
|OAUGHERTY FIGHT.
LOOKS LIKE CONC
OPERA, Ne AYERS

~ hssoeate1 Ffe<s
WARRINGTON. sept. 2o.--fmpsarh.
ment proceedings against Asiernsy
oenersi Dausheriy NJ 90 the prenput
iims looks "a good deal like com1r
opera" Chairman volstsad Of the
ious. judiciary COMMITTEES DECLARED 70.
cay in . statement replying To attarks
on his committee by Representative
heller. author ~ the impeachment
rsroluiIon. raiDueI GoinIerr and others.
The chairman declared that Mr.. ksl.
ier. when invited 90 sppear before ths
eoinmitisr could not be coaxed 20 give
The slightest ldea " the nsiur. of hls
charges"
This u the only Instance 7 have ever
heard ~ IN which inFfi offIciai Of this
government u inpcached without SONS
cne ieliinr nof oniy Congress. but tho
public nii Ihout ~ Mr. voIsteah con.
t'nued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
ADDRESS BY
COOK CLOSES
2.DAY c. c.
C0NvENT ton

Ths fannhnn"ih'" 'n'"''' "
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Last hish, WIN w h""'.s w
Dash 10 we Nofh roe l'hp's n'n
Customs ~ '"op" :" w. Nof'h'snos
by Dr' Fred'rlck ~ Coon W" h''hn
"no" was hfs" yesterday ana many ~
III" d"l"hhi'F espfeHs"h ihslr sfn'huu'
nt HEARING what ih'y tefmeh INC
orcsi"st chnm'Sr ~ commerce pf"gfhn
ever Offered IN Texas,
Memphis hand won first prlze ~
,sso "a, an. hand con,os, h.ld y.u,.r,luy
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
I,en,e. Confession.

iiAftTiEHvILiE. Ohia. ~, -
DsniHi last ~ hsd c0nf'ss.d 20 the
.hsrff a. indslis nasnee. ksn- that hs
kliied cirisy Hhefafd ~ blriiestliie
Let MAJ ~. was inade here ionirh' 10
Frank Neflmpsey. neeoriinE ~ sheriff
iiend.fafn Neiimpaey ~ns brought
here ihA afisiaopn from indsisnd'ncs
,nd l,iYe'.l IN ilis county isii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
IIIImps OF Asaln

HAN ANTONIO. sept. 2o,--The u. n.
Army dirisilde cz cleared the hangar
M lirooks field near here at fsd0
o'ciOk this morning ana began 10
flight 90 VI iaso. II II expected 70
reach ~ rnso by noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
HERE'S WHAT BlANT0N
SEEKS FOR PANHANDLE

Iief.s fite thinRs Eerfenry W. y.
HINTON inid ihe ranhInfl" i1sins
chamber II Commerce csnfs nilon
d,ieRaios ii.li should b. accomplish
81 fof tbs seetI0n ~ the roiinifyi
Ofganlze miii on lniaidi1nis 'iib
fm Panhandle.
uams fc.ats ana fsh ha''h''J
ianilandie
Aafffniiurui imifat emsnt pro
gram f0f ianhlndls
Program q publicity fm rln'
handle
10 oppoae guarantees On iycsums
and eIisuiauuss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
Omen N.w I,sruliory

ArEfiN. aepi 7o,--The do-ss n the
newly completed ss.dtlsh RITE dornsi
tory housing 800 unlyersify u Tstss
girls were opened today. The cost ~
ffs l,sllldlilx e4s u,ofs than I<oQoV0<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
MIDDLE WEST WILL SEE
A\D HEAR JLEME\CEAU

New York. oct 11-GeoTes Gle
mencesu. war prem sF of France w.n
visit principal cities IN the east ani
mlddlewest during hs tour o. the
United States in November and Dr.
cember according 70 a schedule made
public today by the Council ot Fsr-
elgn Relations under whose auspices
ne ls coming 10 this colriry
The French statesman VII sali on
Novsmaer %. A-misuce Day ana 81
expected 10 reach New York Novem-
Der is. where ne vii be heard 10 D ;
first address Tentative dates cali FOR
sgo,ches in Boston. November cA Chi
csgo. November Is. Kansas City. No
yember 9S. New Orleans November
so and washington December 8 % 9.
1t & possible that his itinerary also
VII include visits 10 Atlanta. Bait;
more Phl1le'ph'a and Mcnveai
Wits Is tie wh,s House Noun,
ve-ncu Washington home. and %
former Presid ut Wilson, hss associate
at the Paris reace conference. are on
the len5sr for Ciemencs4u's s,aY in
the capital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
coMMEROS NEWSPAPERS
FOR BIBLICAL DISPLAY

Cincinnati. Oct @.-Commendation
OF the newspapers OF the country has
been voiced in a resolution adopted
by the Federation OF Churches o.
Churches OF Greater Cincinnati
Mere than 300 newspapers in tbs
country. including many o. the lead
ing dail.ies. have shown a remarkable
spirit OF cooperation in the pnbiioa-
ton Of selected portions Of the BibleI
generally al the head q their editor
ial columns. federation officials said.
NO greater service can Be render
ed By the press in the making Of good
citizenship than by irculoat'ag a prac-
ticAi application Of the teachings Of
the Master as found n the sermon On
the Mount" the resolution stated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

L you did no, register fc- ne pri-
mary. Z you have moved from one
ward &c anoiher. or &, yo1 have be-
Gene q ass sinee The Vriua~es, you
must register See your preciact
registrlr D. /. This week. uext
weeE VIII hs too late.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

y. c. Basham. oi Elk City s The
guest o. the Tom Tarrants family of
this city Tom and Mr. Basham are
old boyho0d fiends and this is the
first meeting of The chlms for 60
years. Theirs was a double vedI.ng
in kansas some 14 years ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Rain. hai and some snow zen in
Oklahoma sunday A siisht rainfall
vas rsgserei 10 Logan. A light
STOW fsn rfpousd aom The Par
handle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Saltwater has no water and The
rail rates f-r carry.ng water lnfo the
city is 50 great that A. ard NJ col
legs may be forced % close As a re-
cult.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

srec.ai train from Oslahoma cts
will cars Masoas % Ada November
e io attend the THANKSGIVING c.rs-
moniai @ De given io.niy b. lEd'a
ard Bsdoaa Temples q .he shr.ners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Ths ssa Is DRY, nov S tie time
. walk scToss NOls.ead lr- covers
lard and sea. New ring became
effective q, midn.gh. October g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

E,ks who ars attending TIE state
university hIye established a club 10
be called stray Bills Twenty
fvs are eh1rtgr members.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

John Fields has visited an but four
counties In the state since he began
his campaign and Will cover the en-
tire state before election Walton
has covered the state oace and Is on
the return trip nov.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

D.sbarmeut PROCEEDINGS aalnst
Ross Lllard and J. " Burns O, OK
lahoma City began 10 The state su-
preme court his morning. 4 charse
O, une;hical conduct WAS made hy a
former law partner. J. r. Backey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Nrs J Z Mason of Arkansas City.
brother ot r. ". Williams. visited at
the homes OF r " Williams and =
D Thoroughman Saturday and sun.
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Dairy. We invite personal in
spec,ion OF our dairy; mile East
aud IL mile north @, Hghi- nd
PARK 4 Morris. Phones
FL-35 and $50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Third annual Convention q Okla-
home poultry association IS IN s-s-
,ion in Oklahoma City today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

There's this aboa. lt' said wo-
man iodly. "a ggiry in.o Wal or 5
past won. get opposition votes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

There on the home stretch nor,
n-ok and neck, Pick he winner
Dr. FuTrow says Fields q q ieo-'o-i
shot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Dr Lyman Abao.i. edi,or-in-chief
% The outlook is dead a. his recent
home in NaH YORK a. the age of 81
years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Fourteen children vere burned 10
death IN tensmen. house in New
York Sunday night The blaze was
started BY a cigar or Cig4ret stub
thrown iuio an empty baby bugsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Mrs Alice Trumbo fla snli 10
esfric. eourt - ok.ahoma Cry,
from II. ce, Geo. A + Tramoo.
charging cruelty and detection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

tnder sraguate nurse wishss posi-
tion in homes. prefer obs;eircsl
cases. Best references Mrs flcs4
Randle, Room S. ggs j.. w. Ok.a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

ihink is the bss, manf That's h
question
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

An iron fence ard safe costing
about $3.50 sill soon De- installed a.
summit View came-erg by ctg
comm ssionsrs. There i. sleea in
the csuftery fund Suggestions
pointing % The errc'icn q chapel
in the center o. the cemetery wlI
a,so be considered. j. is said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

While other cities are crying fer
water Guthrie has surplus
enough in fac. 70 supply several
cities o, this size. Gathris's best In
vsstment vas the building ~ tha
ci.y reservoir.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Do you vote tor the bss. man. or.
really. do you vote for NE fellow yoyr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

The state OF Texas n.sd a motion
ia the United S-stss supreme court
opposing ihs granting ot permits 20
owners 10 drill for OH in ne lands
lying ia the area nor-h Of the Red
river now under federal veceivership.
pending tinal dssis.on by the court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Ny HOME FOR RENT-Furnishsd.
sdults only Possession At oocs.
7l5 E. Harrison.