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Mystery in Mccormick Operation.

Chicago-The veil of mystery
drawn about an operation performed
On Harold f. Mccormick, chairman of
the executive board of the InternatiOn-
al Harvester Company, remains as i'm
penetrable, as it was when word of Mr.
McCormick's illness first became pub
lie, That Mr.. Mccormack is making
satisfactory progress and that the OPP
GRAFTON was a success was indicated by
bulletin issued by DIR. Victor ID. Les
pinesse, who operated on Mr.. McCor-
mick.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-23
Omaha kidnaper Caught in wyomin

Cheyenne, Wyo.-Fred Brown, alias
Gus Crimes" Omaha maniac, who
has been the object Of police search
In four states for the last two weeks
was shot and captured north of Medi-
cine Bow, Wyo, at the close of a SEN
sational man-hunt. Brown was sur
prised by sheriff's posse which was
trailing him. and shot down by crack
rifieman as he made break for the
rimrock in last desperate attempt
at escape.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-23
Admiral viii Take Preeedenee.

Washington. = During Secretary
Denbys visit to the Hawaiian islands
on the transport Henderson en- route
to Japan, the controversy as to rela-
tive rank between Major General Sum-
neral, military commander, and Rear
Admiral Simpson, naval commander In
the islands, will be in abeyance and
the War Department has agreed, it
learned here, that Admiral Simpson
shall take precedence of his military
colleague.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-23
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.

Quotations on choice straight cows
ranged up to 81. and heifery kinds
sold at s7.25 to s7.35.
Feeder and stocker trade continued
along the same lines that II has for
better than two weeks now. There is
a limited demand for attractive light
steers in this department. but the
movement OF ordinary animals is very
slow. The market has held up very
well under such conditions. and quo
tations for choice steers still range
around the 81 mark.
Bulls and calves Were lower Bulls
for butchering purposes have declined
considerably, carload lots selling at
only S. The market for veal calves
has been completely demoralized. ac-
cording to dealers. by continued heavy
supplies.
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lFoREIoN

Imprisonment for an Indefinite Pc
riod was the sentence Imposed In TO
kio on Ryichi Nskaoka. the Korean lad
OF 10. who ASA assinated Premier TakS-
shi in railway station at Toxic last
Nov 4.
Londonderry is facing famine as the
result of the cutting Oft OF the usual
lines CT food supplies for s<he city
Supplies are being sent there from
Glasgow. but these are insufficient
Incendiaries were again active in Bel
fast and large factory was Destroyed
by fire
ROYAL Canadian mounted police re
Gently raided farmhouse on ST. The
rese lsland. near Montreal. and seized
nearly 100000 worth OF forged United
States Federal Reserve Bank notes
Phillip Briere. alias nedrocker, and
Alfred Jean were arrested A large
modern printing press was discovered
in the house The bogus bills were
clever limitations OF American curren-
cy. officials said
Ming George and Queen Mary have
accepted Invitations TO be guests II
dinner on June - of Ambassador and
Mrs. Harvey. Chief Justice and Mrs
Taft, who will he in London nj that
time. also will be present. Amhassa-
dog and Mrs Harvey arranged the din
ner for the king and queen several
weeks ago. When they learned that
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft would he in Eng.
land At the time they included them
in the small company invited
The allied council Of ambassadors,
including Myron T. Herrick Of the
United States, recently decided that
the situation in Austria was - deS-
perate thar they sent pleas To ali the
governments interested Jo suspend
their claims against Austria fer twen-
" years in order that the Termeulen
scheme of credits may operate. All
the great powers. including America,
already have suspended their claims,
but few of the smaller ones have
not.
Wealthy Chinese with their families
and valuahles are fleeing from Nan
chang. capital Of Kianssi province, as
rhe army OF Dr. sun Yar-Ssi. the
South China leader. advances north
ward. LooIing Al the hands of the
southern troops i feared. American
missionaries AT Nanchang are also pre-
pared 70 leave If il becomes necessary
for the forces Of Wu Pei-Fu, the mill
tary power Of the Peking government,
TO evacUare Nan-chauE.
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GENERAL

The death toll Of the brief but ter
rifle, hurricane that swooped down on
New York City passed the sixty mark
with indications that the total number
of dead might go much higher.
Assertions that the United States
does not need an army were met by
Secretary Weeks of the War Depart
ment. in an address at the graduating
exercises of the United States Mill
tary Academy at West Point with a
statement that "the civilization Of the
world rests on no surer foundation
than did the civilization of Boston at
the time of the police strike nearly
three years ago.
Properties of the Willis corporation
ar Elizabeth, y. J.. were bid in at auc-
rion by the Durant Motor Corporation
for S5.52J,oO0. The second highest bid
was made by the Maxwell Motor Car
Company and was $4,000. Sale Of
the Willis plant. which covers thirty
seven acres and had an estimated value
of approximately S11.0n0,oSo. must
await confirmation of Judge Bodine in
the Federal District Court at Newark
While additional wage cuts swung
over the heads Of 10000 more railway
employees and awaited only formal re-
lease by the railroad labor board 10
slash another S40.0n1.0ro from the pay
rolls of the carriers. il was rumored
in Chicago that any rail strike grow
ing out OF present threats may be di-
rected and financed from Canada as
means of evading the recent deci-
sion of-the United States supreme
Court holding unions liable for dam
ages caused by their members
/ Fire originating from an explosion
in the engine room Of the Mineral
Lake Lumber Company plant al Min
eral. forty miles southeast OF Tacoma.
I destroyed the mill and lumber stored
in the yards, at an estimated loss OF
100000.
A petition signed by more than 200
/ Tulsa. Okla negroes asking that g
/ special election be called 10 permit
them TO vote on Withdrawing their sec
lion Of Tulsa and Incorporating il q.
a new town was presented recent:
to Governor Robertson The petition
was not in proper form and was Re
turned for corrections before bein.
considered
Lashed and whipped about by 10
mile gale more than four and a halt
miles above earth, on the verge Of suf'
location. caused By loss Of his oxygen
tank. and compelled 10 cling 10 ropes
and straps attached 10 a parachute fol
fear that a whiriing cross current
might weaken and cause them 70 breat
are several of the mere details relat
ed by Capt A W. Stevens. aerial pho
tographer. McCook field Dayton Ohio
who recently broke the worlds para
chute jump record when he descended
,20S feet
Chicago-s police force has been IN
creased by the addition of 773 new pa
trolmen. The increase was the lafes
step In the ciry's anti-crime crusadi
and followed approval by rhe Cool
county board of a 100000 sppropria
ton 10 States Attorney Grove in th'
prosecution of pending cases
Bitter attacks on the present Con
gress and the forces hostile TO uniol
labor were outstanding in the repcr
l. of the executive council of the Amer
can Federation of Labor. submitted t
the convention of the federation shor,
ly after il opened Q, Cincinnati
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No Whiskers.

Teddy. age four, was not partiev,l
ly fond of her sisters frequent c,l]|
In spite of the many efforts on \
part to make friends with her.
"Muvver," she said wearily one n
day evening, please make that kid
home"
"Why. dear.' exclaimed mother
isn't n kid; he's n man."
We'll" Teddy said, surprised I
hasn't dot any fiskers"
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-23

stored me to normal beaItsa aa0
have occasion and do recorr. y
vegetable Compound to nv ~
have troubles similar to nv a,
may use these facts as test,u,la., W.
EVA ALDRlcH, 2lS Union 81 p
Kansas. d. Enpa2
There are many women vhos,.
our Vegetable Compound" d"uass du,;ass I
girlhood days. They found;tu ;au'ny = ns e
help during trying periods Is !. +
years they use it whenever ,t.. ~ n
hose annoying symptoms which S ~
often have. "H''a S0|
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable q,
pound is a woman's medicine III
pared carefully from the hest m,E. ss
medicinal plants, whose pronert;ss at;,. !
especially adapted to correct tbet,maI @
women have.
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HAy AND GRAIN PRICES
DENVER SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
Manufacturers Price.

esee eeet ...-.-.-....-........ .ss.s7
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-23
He eswapped agold
mine for a can
of Edgeworth

OF course William didn't know h}
much gold there was in the mine o.
wouldn't have paid so high pid|
even for his beloved Edgeworth.
As he writes the story with Id
pencil on the back Of a map
Dear Mister Larus & Bro. Co.
You'll notice l amt going to let the1 |
people what puts that xxIx11I (thh n
the name OF a competitive friends pf't
uct) stuff get away by their Lonesome !
the high price class; cause thsyn r
tinhorns anyway alongside Of me, vhd
traded q claim in the Diddyrod country
one time for small tin OF Edeevori.
And the sourdough what got the eltin
from me for the Edgeworth took siftp
thousand dollars out Of the ground ~
didn't think was in it.
William Craigis
saIchaket Post-ofice
Alaska
That was the most expensive nld
Edgeworth that ever was bought. "
have many letters from our frlsd
who have gone to great lengths 70 .
their favorite tobacco. We prize ID.
all, but this one has partialal
warm place in our hearts.
We don't want any EdgeSass
smoker to have to pay more tnsn .
regular price for Edgeworth.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-23

Like honesty, consideration
others pays.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-23
FROM G|R[RINl7
TO W0MlNIIHI
woman !. a. Relied Upo. Z.
Pinkham'. vegsaiS
COMPOUND
Emporia, Kansas -M,
lydia 8. Plnkhama ! msd;i,b m bssn !

when I " g
|tEo! |tts! sevs,li ~
mad asl severe -
menstrual -
making max NJ \.
| |s.. weak
With |'t my reesI's|
ties. ties. /! TIED -
|re!me!dieswias
tanning. rsHsf. +
induced Y: to Mi'
1, lPinkkhaniv !
table Compou,|
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Hogs.

Packers paid the top price. 5000.
for one choice bunch. and the top on
carloads, s10.15. was also paid by pack
ers. The bulk of sales ranged from
S1OO5 down to s9.75. Heavy sows We're
thrown out of loads at the steady
price of ss.25 and rough. heavy stays
changed hands at s7.25. Drive-in
hogs shared to the fun extent of the
advaneing market sales ranging from
$3.50 to $40.
Pigs for serum purposes sold at
ss-f5. and quotations on choice light
stockers continued to range from 1915
to around $40.
Sheep.
Fair quality clipped lambs sold for
SO flat and some decent springers were
sent across the scales for s12.5O. which
was considered by many dealers to be
an outside price in comparison with
river values, Clipped ewes sold at SIS
flat.
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AN EPITOME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, DoINes. ACHIEVE
MENTs, suFFERiNas. HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND
WESTERN

Cv.s.-. N-.ss.s- ra,sa Nt.. s-rs.i
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us-happiest with a PIPE "
worth between your teetL.
Send us your name and addrss =.
a postcard. If you want 70 o. aiIs ".
further, give us the name OF t.l,v Iusu q
from whom you usually pu' :
tobacco.
Just as soon as we receive yoa y
Quest we will mail you geneefosI e 49,.
Piles of Edgeworth in BON I''
Plug Slice and Ready-AuDDeu n
Edseworth Plug Slice comes Tss. d 3
cakes, cut into thin, mos. |, snis nSs ~
slice rubbed between the nanu'
. fragrant pipeful. /
Edeeworth Ready-RulbDeea, ,..dy
actly the same tobacco Du'
90 into your pipe. .-..s
Edeeworth is sold in various ), s'sss l;Iis !
meet the requirements Of many Y ri pl
ent customers. Both Edgexolvsrr vrst
Slice and Edgewor.h ~ - csns. ID =
ars put up in pocket-size csas, aIss ID
tractive tin humidors ana !, I'm hst.s1
and in various quantities IL
those sizes. -
For the free samples, addresssh q s'sh i, Il
4 Brother Company, Al 0o1
Street, Richmond, Va J.,
10 Rstaa Tobacco Msresust 1s s"', a
your jobber cannot suPpy. Pp.ts, ~ q
Edgsworth. Lsrus q rrreosid /
pany viii gladly send you, ,assn p. a.
parcel post . one or tw1-qyiS pius Sud!
of any siss Of Edgewortn r,an ann,isy
dy-Rubbed for the same "
would pay the jobber. -
y. 4. y, DENVER, NO.
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Dairy Products.

Dutter markets firm. PrOductIon ap-
pears to be Increasing. Closing prices,
% score: New York. 36i4c; Phlladel-
phia and Boston. SIC; Chicago. 35c.
Cheese markets STEADY. TradinE quite
active. with sales reaching good vol
ume No speculative interest as yet
Prices at Wisconsin primary markets
Twins, 1Ts.c Daisies. 1Nisc: Double
Daisies. lSc. Young Americas, ls@. C;
Lonrhorns- lSc- Square Fiuts, &C.
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ant for US 70
free samplesto
pipe-smoksr sill
for a pipesn'9
to hand bis q
over to sorm'
who's run short
If EdgevorE]
doesn'tsuitya
L it's no use ~
n ing to sell y
4 any. lit d's
4 the samples W
soon tell .ye
and you'll \
like the rs!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
NelCs of SGpulpa
Candidates Announce.

SAPULPA, March lG.--Aunouncc-
monts of their candidacy for COM
missionerships uudrr the recentIy
inauguratcd city manager plan Of
government was made Thursday by
10 Of Snpulpas leading rcprcsont-
alive citizens, two from oacA of the
city's fivo wards Each announced
his candidacy the Same day. To-
marrow ls the last day OF filing, and
it is thought probable that the 10
citizens will be the only onea iu ihe
running. In this event there will ho
no necessity OF an election, H3 this
is tho required number designatcd
I'm the charter amendment 20 serve
Those who announced by ward.
were: Ward !. T. a. Wilson and
Charles MCCALL ward >, L. -
Thompson and Fred Miller; ward J.
George - Burke and Joo 'lunor'
ward 4. H. A. McC1uley and H. y.
peLo2ler; ward 3, NJ. - Gilhs ana
G.. j.. Davenport
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Russia Threatens War
against State of Poland

WARSAW, March lG-War g.
threatened against Poland by Rus
ala iu sharp uo.o received here
today from Moscow. ~ was dis
patched by GoOEro Tchitchorin,
the commissioner for foreign affairs
lu tho soviet government and pro-
tested against raids over tho RUS
sian frontier by Polish irregulars
A repetition OF tho raids would be
considered cause FOR declaration OF
war by the soviet government, the
note paid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
L dteSt DeUiCe
Measures Kiss,
Says mUentOr

SAN FRANCISCO. March Ia
SrIoucc's latest marvel Is the kiss-
ograph, an Instrument to meas.
uro IN terms OF blood pressure the
emotional flights OF tho kisa.
Its invention was revealed by
Prof. j. v Broitwcisor Of the Uni
vcruty of California In an ad-
dress here today.
The machine measures the
emotional Eamut running from
the high pressure soul kiss to tho
kieklDss Kiss wife gets from
hubby as he runs for the $40 OF
a. morning.
Professor Brcitwciser admitted
to his audience that so far he
had experienced no difficulty IN
securing subjects for his cgpori-
moHig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
KATo ATTACKED IN HOUSE
EApinins IIc Accepted Naval Ratio
In order 10 Get Pacific Agreement.

~ bdcr 10 Get iaritiC Agreement.
TOXIC. March iG.--Attackcd lu
tho house of poors for having ac-
aruiod the nyc.rlyo-throo naval pro-
gram of mo Washington dlsarma-
mcut conference, Baron Eato cx-
plalncd that ho accepted this ratio
iu order TO get In return tho Pacific
lnrirratlon agreement.
lie declared in favor Of q rcduc-
tluu uf taxation due 10 tho utyul saw
mss declaring that Japan docs not
plan construction OF naval auxiliary
beyond tho present program for
such and hopes 10 curb that.
Tho move of opposition parties
seeking 10 fnrco a yoto of lack of
confidence lu tho government iu
the lower house today was expected
20 fzZlC out iu Il burst Of Oratory
due to the overwhelming majority
hold by the SoIyu-Kato or govern
moul party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
HEIFETZ DONATES
BOOKS OF MUSIC
Famous Violinst Becomes
Interested in Tulsa Cam
paign for Books
THURSDAY IS BIG DAY
Total Of SIG Books We're De-
livcrcd at the kiwa6nis
Headquarters

Il..h1 IIoIfrtz. famous ,ioUuHl
,...... .t.... .t,,It t, ,.....Yf
d'phtl tlIn'hi Ih l"''' p''''' ""''' y.
Ana 60 put his belief INTO action ho
informed FRANK H. Reed. president
- t........... ,.i,t. ,,..,,,1,,. t..t ON
or N'""'''' ''""'
DIS in.ufn hoWo h" VIII soma w."
worth of musical books Ir De pre-
s.,t,d g.. tns library uruush this
'"''
Nhuo ealing brcahIh'' IN I'''''
Thursday morning, U'lf'k said ho
rgld iu Tho world Of tuu kINuuls
,mba campaign tu obtain books
FOR tho library. lie considered th"
,lugo a worthy one. aud later asked
to bo nut I'm touch with President
Reed. A photograph OF the prev
entatlun OF his lcttcr 90 Reed was
taken by Alvin G.. Krupnick.
Ca. , t,,,r ~ h,oLs" tho letter
,o,tI or r,r ,rprcriatp yuur noble
afS'rt II, ,,stu lrt, tbo young gon-
,,.,in,, -, 10 civ NJ Tulsa that do
s, - ,,sd,r, ,yblrh Is the
s,,i,,,a,, ~, g,nd cdurotipn. I
,..ti,.,' t,,,,,c,,,r tbut srnnng regont
.,,,.,,,,,tnr. thcrn worn mo hooks
,.,,,oi. .,d os tnts branch of
t,.,.,,,t.,t,.., ,,,,,t r,t lac liz.
,,,t ,hr f,r,iv os bonl,g I
,,'n.t,o ~ ,o,1 ,.g., ,y,.rFs an music
a. U,o yalua of gsO which viii be
s,r,,'',tt,',t a. va, a. .non ma roach
~, 49, >,
49, pot,o c,rs,r promlpopt
..,.iIa ,,I,, h,s hrnIghi
, iu,a' ,,,, 80 , ro,tJ,s gronte.t
i ,is. .at5 yrste,dlv bc ak.
"' -, iot,n Mccormack
p'n , 5,,,s 80 ttcISctz's contribution
.," ,r',,.a mem, and ,ss thcm
=" .'.u 1a' la ,,,,,,ir hnnlnp 10
,,si,,i d,n1riurpt nm
n,,. ilaNo 'mo ,.'1,,n,Io nno tn r1uslr
',.,'., 49, .'''e ,,,,iso
Thurgday was tho biggest day Of
a.. tI,,, N,r,n,lgn win ana bookg
,,,. ''G npuS '"i.''PIh'h,di a,d,,,'ari,r. i This
p,tl,'''1 az o,aI ,n annrnxiuateIy
nll"br ','o 'p'', nt,, ,r, oon
W. 'Ip'r nS ,,,.. "a o"o ,aiun,os cyprrtod
W ,.i,,.,,,i, ,i,, ana r,o,nbers
@ tno ,,.'.,, h,"",''p ,,oo.rI
VI '"o 1'"' 'rii,tont a,1 ,vlfc who
,r,i'', rc,cn,Iy dom Nov
n''N." '" t't. s,,. a. ,o ha ,srd
lo'h' b''u - .l'p,H -" iu' pi,nLon,
~, ,,o "a 'i,Iso hIs VI uhror~ bos moi
.Ni't'',I 'iI, ,,,i. moo, nor,e nnd that
''',',vu ,' ,,n,,, ia tno ocrr,isition
Nv "p M"'',u i, w. - az ,ho ihrs,.,,
VI oVYu'r,S noW puVna hIho,t ' ,'nn,nSnv do.
~, il5'l'uu, ,on 'om, ~ n'uor ,'oi,,,os IN vcre
,ai,c, dtroct from thn shelves of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

Central Soas dispatch from Naifobi TO-
uBy.
tEW YOHK. March iF.--Slik sham.
.0rks for Hl rSstficks day have gone up
600 pof cont In price Hnd neither BrtaI
uYr Ireland Hfs 10 blame. Tho fault Iiar
with Jap4n where tus ail.aub shamrock
grows.
NA"iu EsDDt. March lg.a-goyrrpI
days must 'IHpHc before reliable estimates
VIII bo available rs tp tho amount Co..
,oiveI yeHfcrday ~ tho Eovernlrut Iu
income Hnd profit tax collections. IL WBt
stated 81 tho treasury.
Providence. H l.. March Lovru
sherman, movie star, ono oI tho FATTY"
hrbufklr party ln SHn Francisco. durng
for divorce hero by Mrs. Evelyn Bpooth
EhsIU1u, ~. s..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Harvard Man in Court
For Carrying Weapons

BOSTON. March 1G-Trcdcrlck
8. Whltes.dc, g years old. Harvard
student of Portland, ore, was ar
raigned here today. charged with
carrying a concealed weapon. when
the young man was arrested In East
Boston he was in garb Of a tramp.
\ pair Of brass knucklcg aud u
revolver were found on his person.
according TO the police. Whtcside
said ho frequently attircd himself
i'm ragged clothing and wandered
about the city at night, In quest OF
adventure.
See the Old Camp Grounds Pag-
cant nt--Advcrtlsemeut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
indian shoots An Eagle.

IUNIN NIIY, WITVh lb.--JOhn
Petit am Otoo Indian, shot aud
Killed an American cngle on the Otuc
Indian res rvation yesterday. Tho
bird measured Z feet and z inches
from tip TO Zip Of wings, and 1t was
tine sixth eagle killed during the past
winter iu that vicinity The Indians
prize the birds plumaEo highly, using
Tho feathers for their tribal head
irpNgr4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
rrlhe for Rest Show Window.

Special 10 The World
CUSHING, March IA special
prize OF SO has been offered by tho
Retail Merchants association of this
city for the best show window from
70 strictly merchandising standpoint
displayed during tho convention OF
the state Retail Merchants associ-
alton which will be held hore March
20 aud 2l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

Damages ot SA9G ~ asked from r..
!. Duck Of Tulsa Nv porn May Car
reu. I'm "a suit filod iu district court
here THURSDAY The suit grows out
~ an auto accident on the Tulsa
hlEhway on January G, whom IL Is
alleged Duck drove AT high rato of
puced into tho Carroll car althouIh n
SHE hnd driven 10 tho extreme right
side Of The road ana had stopped,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Wire Flashes

EEW YORK. March 1G--1amsa Jeui,na.
f negro bandit, was today sentenced iu 90
duIar ho stoia when no held Nv two taa.
cab .HHu'irula
MOrsT UoLLY. o. y. March isaHur.
| IYfi.u county authgfltiea TO-DAY refused
FIJI. dItu'EH tho source ~ Information
.Ul.u cuntiu,es them thst John O. uru-
H,N tIfuu. WHguHtc. was planning a.
tHIar proceedings ct tho tue whom ra
ne. WIN
wuLly. March is.--Complslut tbst
Germany is resisting tho disarmament
nu.i n note received by the geruian
government today f9m tho lutrfHl'isI
...0rp. Dommlsslou.
PARIS March is-rhupps urf,aelol
i..U.r chief secretary Of thr foreign uf.
t,p. who was dismissed as the result ~
IIH relations vim the Industrial b1uk OF
tN|UH. which failed. tudHy utE 4uHI.uiHt
nuw ih" diplomatic service 30 y"1r1 With
uut psJ.
IEDIANNruhH IuJ. N1r.h i6.rho
wIy ~ DOORS. lnwpkiuH. regro, appat
hluaH OF Whit" UFur northwest ~ tha
.ay "to u"s afternoon.
nlII 10. ,.t.ITI"t ., tiI.t. VIZ. ii.t. m,..lI
uu rr.oni rsading m Tho house Of lnrfs
ioniEht without e record vote.
uElthsr Narrh ig. ono person v1-
killed auJ lrt,n wounded boo an outbfaas
OF disorder here tuIs afternoon.
wAguvGrON March ie-rn, United
States Inns rrut 20 motto tp GREAT HutnIu tu
thr McsopoDnmmn oIl controversy, II was
p,r,tnent lstg ,'5ay W. '"' ''''' ''
WAguINGTO~ Mar,n 1t..Tts house
late today psss,d Ia hin spur,priattry
sO0. 0oB Tor tho purrbuao ~ sord rraiH
tp aid farmers in drouth. .atrI,E,n rcEIuuH
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today wofa i6ves,irni.ns tho a"'ro mvrtsria1s
death Of John shank. tu whose body was
found at tho bottom Of an elevator shaft
tu uu i,o plant hero last ulght.
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uoase sspi io t6o s.nsi1 today ibs wi romi
uatlou of Frank !. Dodga to bo postmlstor
al Denver coo.
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gr. JOSEPH. Mn. March iC.-SamuoI
Mus. 90, was arrested to-day aud hoid
rody ~ an infant ia a ravino near sonth
st. Joseph Tursday
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DALLAS. Texas. March ie.--JudEe u
100 .ysr d6nTs n"' S WslFSnS S'9' 1sagr, gonn1.
hrourht into court in ro1pscIion vim !
tndav'a trial Of loss ZlllIou. rharred win |
gambling
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pHovIDUNcE. n +. March "a -u,-
legged a., hsy. b,au .pr to rr,uJu,ist,t I
npeJatInp ~ Wheel ia snugLt ty td.',lt /
a. UHuunr a New u,dfnrl nttar1,, a., /
has hruurht sut i, fpicy,i dIstrI,t 'rourt ]
agnIuat siF dcf,pd.uts
OKLAHOMA cry, March 10 Low. /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

Offlrers ~ the r. ~ =. l0dgo
Thursday announced arrangements
had been completed 10 have a num-
her Of Chautaudua entertainments in
this city during the coming wear. \
home talent play recently staged 10y
IA" lodge enabled them 10 list Sa-
pulua on ihe circuit,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
StoIcn proncrty Chnrsc.

Information charging Mrs Ollie
platt. uroprioWcss of a rouwlnS
house. with receiving stolen property
nua been filed i'm Justice court
hero. 4 portion of $500 worth ol
rrrrhardiso Identified as loot stolen
frum clothing store horc, Is said by
rolirc to have been discovered In her
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