davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
EIGHTH INNING,

fankees--Ilaker batted for Hoyt.
Baker up. Ball one. Kelly took Bak-
er's roller and touched first. Witt up.
Ball one. Strilt, one. Foul. strike
two. Witt flied to Cunningham. Du-
gan up. Groh took Dugan's hot
grounder and threw him out.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Giants-Sam Jones went into the
box for tho Yankees, Young up. Ball
one. Strike one. Ball two. Ball
three. Strike two. Young singled
into center, his third hit. Kelly up
Ball one. Foul. strike one. Kelly
sacrificed. Jones To Pipp. Cunning
ham up. Strike one. Strike two. Bal
one. Ball two. Ball three. Cunning
ham walked. Smith up. Ball one
Smith sent a high one to McNally
| Scott up. Foul, strike one. Strike
| two. Ball one. Scott fouled to Du-
gan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
SIXTH INNING.

Yankees-Hoyt up. Foul, strike one
Ball one. Hoyt got a single - int2
right. Witt up. Strike one. Witt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
ALL-STARS.

rwo-base hits. Kerns. Boyle. Potts.
Struck out. Hayes. ?. stolen bases,
Donohue Base on balls. Miller, 3 Hayes,
?. Time of game. $50. Umpires, Bill
MCGOWAN and Bockman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
euark Delaware City and Laurel Win Grid Battles

forced Hoyt, Bancroft to Trisch. Du-
gan up. Strike one. Strike two. Du-
gan flied to Meusel. Ruth up.
mingled cheers and boots greeted
him. Strike one. Ball one. Ruth
went out to Kelly. unassisted.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Giants--Meusel up. Ball one. Meu-
sci flied out to his brother In left
neld. Young up. Strike one. Young
shot single over SCOTS head. Kell,
up. Ball one. Ball two. Foul, strike
one. Kelly fouled out to Plpp. Cum
ningham up. Cunningham went out
Ward to Pipp.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Yankces--Pipp up. Frlsch threw
out Plpp at first. Meusel up. Foul
strike one. Ball one. Ball two Foul
strike two. Meusel got n single be.
hind the pitcher. Schang up. Schanp
got n double into right. Meusel golnp
to third. Elmer Smith batted fol
Ward. Smith up. Coach Hugh Jen.
nings and Bancroft held a consulta.
ton. Strike one. Ball one. Bal
two. Ball three. Strike two. Smitl
struck out. Scott up. Foul, strik,
one. Ball one. Bancroft threw GU,
Scott
No runs, two hits. no errors.
Enthusiastically played second has,
In place of Ward. Smith up. Strk,
one. Hoyt took Smiths roller an,
threw him out. Scott up. Dugai
| robbed Scott OF a hit and threw hin
| out. bancroft up. Strike one. Bal
one. Strike two. Ball two. Foul
| Ball three. Bancroft walked. Grol
up. On the hit and run play. Grol
singlde into right. Bancroft going {,
| third. E'risch up. Bancroft scored OF
F'risch's single to right. Groh going t
third. Meusel up. Meusel went out
McNally to Pipp.
i ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
FIRST INNING.

Yankees-Witt up. Strike one. Ball
one. Ball two. Scott took Wits
bunt and threw him out at first. Du-
gan up. Strike one. Ball one. Ball
two. Dugan hit a high ny to Young
Ruth up. Ball one. Strike one. Strike
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07

breathing
entirely different
for the Iowad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
LIONS PLAN TO SECURE
EPNORTH INSTITUTE
Highland Park May Be Offered
As Permanent Meeting Place;
EIlison's Lake Next
Meeting Place

The LIONS club VI thaEr lnuahaon a,
the lone Friday discussed the ifr.
roco permanent location ~ tho Ep.
wofsh League institute In Guslrie ann
went on reroFd AZ fasoring the glyins
OF q long term lease 10 Highland PARK
70 the Epworthians. or 70 90 what,
ever IA reasonable 10 secure the pe !
inapnnt location OF thla institution ia
Guthrie A Lions committees viii 60
operate with the Chamber of Com.
mefca IN considering the sArioug
rhases ot the propoaltlon.
There will be no MONDAY lunch.
con Of the club next y iday but In 'be
~yeIlng tha eiuD will be- guests of EI.
llaon lake management ii p.cnic
Afterwards, among the aquatic slofts
esfdad will be a swimming race be-
tween ldona Armstrong and Hickman
ard Lion Barker win give an exhlb!-
ton Of high diving. No fishing win bc
permitted. which looks like discfim.
lnaiion againft Ucofge Anderson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05

Rome. Aug Guerrilla fightiax
Of blttcf ohmmcter between the
communists and taaciati continue
throushcu, the labyrinth 81 uenoa's
narrow winding strceta.
A fierce enlargement batwssn tha
faaclsts aud communists occurred IN
the Via canonaa. Milan. when -
fascistl invaded aud wrecked q can !
inunist club. Two wese killed and
many Of both sIdes wern wounded.
Z The isiShat I'D syAc'sTisd I've
municipal building az Milan aud all
we're hoping peace would soon return
when from window IN the build /.
ing Of the socialist newspaper Ayansi
sesturca Of scorn and mociery wsss
made 20 the fascist The Ial IA
fhereupon fuFlousiy attacked AMI
partly wrecked the building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
Prominent Senators Urge Acceptance Muscle Shoals

was called 10 the present fuel and
transportation emergencies In The
light Of development of such great
hydroeIectric power ais Is found NJ
Muscle Shoals"
Answering the argument that the
hill would give Mr. Ford subsidy
the report contrasts, II with the ship
subsidy bill pointing out that the
merchant marine bin would require
an initial expenditure of $l25. 100000
while the Muscle Shoals project
would cost the government only
~. 10000. wifh,no further cost.
The report compared in detail the
Iadd and Norris bills pending in the
Senate. The Ford offer as represent
ed ty the Ladd bill. the report said,
takes the government ont of the
fertilizer andpower business " while
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05

Petition ia voluntary bankruptcy Y
has basn filad IN United States court
hy Frank MORGAN white, CO. partner
IA tlao flrm ok slaiysn A white. os
Walters nsbta total tzasTso AMI
assets sis.iss. according to the pstt
tion. Tho Wlslsssn National bank y
listed am tho principal creditor. hold
i noss for sgsooo White owss a.
iss and hna no personal assets h1
alleges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
|sTRIlNG sA0PN[N 70 6['
|TR|tD n Federal COURT
Hearing set For Today Il Put
orr untsl Next Friday; One
Charged With Criminal
Contempt

l. TIE sssss sf elesea ssslksng shop
:aer tos violating the temporary se
ssaslninx order against any enc snsss
teting ~tsA the operating cg saaGns 81
sAr Frissc aud osher roads in the state
q oklAAoma MAS ap before yaass
castersi this morning
uwinT 70 i wreck or ths lnteraFhaA
esssecn hess and okiaAoma cay tAs
aassFscs attorney and several wlsnesss.
cessd not sec herein tine Tor The srsas
y hcwsn tbs nsornAng and the case
~as see Tor hcsrine nexi Friday III
siis. Thas case Is directly the out.
Sevih Of tAc action 81 several os thG
ssS.ksng sAoFnscn who interferNa With
new w9rkmea at shawnee and OKLA.
A1ma City some time age. The ex.s
croaied a great deal of interest amosa
ne striking shoRmen az shls city ant
sAe Federal cears r0ona was filled II
efio~ing with raiiresd nSn.
T. this connection Il nalght hc ssassn
tnss sAere are at present aaScaf thirty
&vsuiy narshals on quart armnd tas
-~slfoad premises In Cashsc ana TIC
scss cffsee and the fcaes al hnidlnx 4
x5ssed ANT the eateaaa a0or~ are
ac~ked cvars night while gaAras ar
stationed on the snssde.
Shersff Robertson has also aeen re.
a1rstea 10 place additional guaras
asuuna the county Sasl where sNve d
federal prisoners are now
csaianed However So far. there has
been little srounle la tAss city. and the
stirling shcpncn say that the guards
and other precautions that Is hesaE
'aken by the rAiirnads are unnecessary
Last Might as the fix oc'otk pax
Nagsf train was GOING north, q gnaid
hs the raEne OF SEnitA fell of tAc
train and hrnke his arm. lie wax
tsaen 70 the Methodist hospital where
Ne ~ now being cared for
une case II federal coarr chargae :
shc7msn from Shawnee with aAvaIT
torn th~ ear cff non -aaion worker,
Ths man IL this case i oharSec w4ar
= minal coassmpt os the fedora
rmFs order Al of Ire ether easss
before the federal court here ars
.nasged with civil contemTt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05

Washington, Aug 5.--Aeeeptsnce of
Henry Ford's offer for purchase and
lease Of the governments vast nitrate
ard water power projeets al Muscle
Shoals. Ala, was urged Nv Republican
snd Democratic senators comprising i
miaority of the Senate Agricultural
committee i'm a report submitted TO the
senate today. strong protests were
entered against the government own
senship znd operation plan proposed
~ senator Norris of Nebrssks, the
eomn,ittses chairman
The government has lost *5yO00000
zf Muscle Shoals since the srmistice ae-
eoring 10 the report and while objee-
ssons TO the Ford offer Arc admitted
70 sseen apparent, IL Is asserted
that none of these can be remedi<d
by government ownership. Attention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05

the Norris BIZ '.scis the government
up ii the fertilizer and power bust
ness II further points out the ex.
r,enxe involved In government owner.
ship on dihe grave danger of losses
which the minority committee assert
are possible with the production of
fertilizer by commercial chemistry.
The report further points out that
the presenl fertilizer industry refused
70 operate the plants free Of rental
cost with AN allowance or nine per-
cent on their invested capital. The
development proposed by Mr.. Ford Il
compared by the minority 10 the ac-
complishment At Niagara Falls.
The minority senators also declared
their willingness 10 agree with Mr.
Ford's request for 100 year lease.
instead of fifty years hceause Of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
|D[P0sT0Rs Or FAILED
BANKS TO 0RGAM|l[
sa1a&+ei e~s
Efforts VIII ~ Made NY 10000
Who Have Money Tied Up
TO Secure Legislative
Relief

meeting ef dspcslsvss ~ The De-
fuaet banks ~ shs state ees held IN
oklahosnA thy rgiaaY nsHhs and a
ssals organisation perfected nFl Al
l.. Nicholson OF vi Reno wac eIeet~i
president and W. T. nwlnnsll os
Guthrie was elected secFahany
seine " the failed hahka we're t.4s
represented. bus Il "a laseAdsa n sss
the deSnslsers ot v.~sy enc q the
twenty four hanss that ase nvw TN
the hands VI llaaidasinx axenss, afs
illlated with tho organization. whess
parpose IA By concerted action 30
endeAsor TO vet tho nvxs le9lsstare
10 pass scrne sort " legislation that
viii affuFd rellef 20 tho Ae.eae ID.
posisors Hffegssd.
Just what will b~ aske1 os the
legislature haa MOE yet tweu deter.
mined. bat another meeting viii he
held. probably about sapsembef lss.
when that phase ~ the matter VIII
tn thoroughly dsscuw@ed.
meeting of the depoassers 81 the
Guthrie State Hank has bsen esllei
for Tuesday evening "A the cits halt.
when permanent Vorai urSNt aastnn
win he made something al tae ilnea
adopted hy the Va Reno depcslsaTs.
The COMMITTEES that attenasd Tho
Oklahoma cay maviing will alan
present lss report, and Il IL b the
lniereet of esery D. iws ieF who hsa
hia monsy tel np > ~ s-n8ett
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05

Cleveland. a.. .Ang s. Head,
AZ tho RnihcrheAl AZ Railroad
Tr1inmrn. RroihcrhoNd of lsoco
mscrlye Engineers and the BRO.
sh~rhoesi ef fSrrsnen aud Kngine'
nssn to-day were awaiting rrpls
to tesegT1m they sent 10 Wash
lngten last night requesting
President Harding To meeg with
legislative representatives ol the
hrosherhoois se that thy San i&a
before him lhe critical situation
resulting from The shopmen' A
strike.
.n q message q The representa-.
tsse authorizing them 10 discuss
with the President QnessaenS af
issue. ii is pointed cat that dis.
centrnt i rapidly growing among
the membership of the shree or
ganlzatiesss ard il i the belief
af the leaaers. thar unless the
strike is settled the hrothrrhooas
will inevitably he drawn into
the controversy.
WQwn the shnpEnrn 3 strike Was
called fhse brotherhood chiefs ~
Saei instructions - their mem
hers NOT 10 40 anything more
than their eosssravss with the
railroads call FOR. The men we're
authorized not 30 take out any
unsafe equipments unless they
secured waivers pf responsibility
from the snrerss,t >nlsnts II the
terminal
Since shen the brotherhood
ehssfs derTsrw. they hare received
hun1r~ix az complaints from
their members that demands
have heen made upon the men tc
take ont locomotives and equip
rnsn which are in dangerous
aud unsafe condifipn. The men
also CLARA that they hvaA been
xah scrtad tn abuse ard ssSasslS~
hy armed guards employed hyI
the railroads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
High Lights
IN Strike
Of Shopmen

shbosso Ans S~A statement
Issued lsss night ny she associations
of railway executives senicd thAI
impairment 81 locomotives an
cats had reached stage ~hicA
woala testify any ceneern on the
rass ot the ruhllr
Al spokane. NASH. the Ur~as
Northern announced Immediate re.
sumption at msli ard raAengsi
service between Marcm. wash
and Nelson. n c.
Six strike ssmeslhlHnrs AZ Dss
Mosnes. la,, kidnapped q youth esn
ploscd IN the Rcck islAnd shan i
heat him and aohbrd him of ss%
ray he had iast received
A stick ~ dynamite was throw.
into cinaer pile adjoining the
rrsseo roanahonEe az sMee Okls
The explosion caused no damaec
Texas rangers arrested uninh
waiter AZ Waco. Tex. On chalgr
81 being one II party whiah Md
napped and whipped aon ~unica
hasy shop worker
Twenty fise masked men Md
RaBpad five seaaosrd Ar Lime en-
plnyes and railroad guard Al
Manay, n. G.. carried them into the
country and heat thsm severely.
An investigation was hesun !,
Jersey city, y. T. where nyssar
loas sickness attsSkea shopmen
An analysss was made Of milk ans
other foed served them
The state Of Nevada offered
reward or si.eae for the arrest an.
conviction Of men who kidnapped
and sasrcd Union Pacific train
master at Las Vegas
AT SpringfAald. MI. seventeen
striking shormen charged witt
plckesfnT IN violation Of federal
injunction we're released from al
o. $1,000 bonds,
An effort 10 blow up a coal @ure
In the yards ot the southern iai.
way at Chattanooga. Tom. .was
frustrated ty darnty sheriff,
lniunciion restraining striker
from lntsI fering with railroad
nrcserty and workmsn were issued
10 the Texar and New orlenns aud
CUT. Colorado and Santa w AZ
Tezarkana Tex, the Nashville
chattanooga aud St Louis at Chat
tanooga. the Chicago and NortN
western o. Superior. Wis. and ~"
Chicago, Milwaukee aud ST paul
a, Seattle The Los Angeles ans
Sai, Lake road applied Tor an IN
Junction AZ Salt Lake City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05

large expenditure neecssitated BY the
development The assertion was made
that the public wneId lose more In
fifty years of government ownership
than would be gained BY refusing 10
consent 10 fifty pear lease.
The report deals with the economic
value of making nayigabIe the Ten
rcssec river In bringing coal and mia.
erals directly 70 TIA plant and oper-
ating barge lines for the distribution
~ fertilizer n IL asserted that Mr..
Ford's plan proposes 10 overcome the
obstacle which has prevented sueeess-
flIl navigation Of the Tennessee river.
After stating that the senator's are
not unmindful Of the claims OF the
Alabama Power company. tisa report
concludes:
tconsimsd a rass i,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
Party
Split Is
Forecast

oklahama city. Aug. s.~~
Whether shr Oklahoma sector uF
|. the 'snlisl Nuslsh, 4 insofar n
statv a2ImlnGstFatlan Il ean~vn
vsl. viii remain unIxuh eSser
thr most hitter AitA Nt lhr
Democratic .pArfy xtarv
IL the xatr over " Mr. ii
q wsbernatorial naNsii h the
outstanding eansiAsyAtlu raised
With the rvMnlt IN fm r,eMlay i
primary sestlsi.
Tbu Nv klnx klan felixlnus
feeling and vital esnnasule issuex
dlvislcd the Democrats IN chr
state IN choosing standard
hearsr. What effect the harp
cleavage on the Democratic aide
WI thavr nn the vffnrta IN the
Republican party 10 wrrss The
state government tram the crnv
Itro' If the Democrats IN the gent
rraI elsetiun HI queatipr that
win hs decided n November
Since statehood oklahoma ~
\ whale has herr I,vmeeratw
Republicans have never held
power In The siatrheisss
The Republicans united almost
salhlly behind John Fields III
Oklahoma City. thelr nominee
for governor. az indicated In his
majority of is 10 ! over his
only opponent. are lining no for
a Mnprema effort To rns over their
ticket In November. Republican
leaders are making an appeal 10
tho Democrats of the state who
voted IN the primary against the
Democratic gubernatorial nomi.
nns. Mayor ] G. Walton OF Ok.
lahnfna City. 10 cantiusse their
fight on him and vote for Fields
III November.
Walton was backed for the
ramoeratic nomination by thu
fsrmer.lahor element and the
autsKn klux KIan forces III
decisiply defeated " II. Wilson.
state superintendent ef public
Instruction and alleged Khan can.
iidate. and Thomas II Owen.
former supreme sourt Justice, hin
two opponents.
With hut 2ii precincts missing
earl ysoday ont u total " a.1a7
h the state Walton ha ia rlu,
rmlity ~ a2.o56 Tbs vets
Walton, 1000, Wilson. 1914
Owen, 5o, o,l2s
Ioyert threats were made Ia
the primary campaign by versain
Democratic newspapers and
atrouU opponents " Walton that
IN the event he was nominated
they would swing 10 the support
III his Republican contestant
Rten~~*
lfsuntrAaod ia PaKa Vi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
HOW WOULD NOl LIKE
TO BE N AUSTRIA.

wzshinxHosA AnE g.. Cnrr~nt
PRICES fer xusnrnDasaes In AustTti
range befwsn z.aps e.S. .es2 90 so Ana
.ls,se E.se ore ssse coo cr5rns ard vC
waxh shifting exchange, according ia
q ress.x 10 the commerce department
.ea sr from consE1 Ksmp at vgeHns
n s6sise1 Americans when ap
zsnnchAng tie Austrian market sc
sSose PRICES In dollars To obyiafs ths
nece~sssy q srnpaoyins & certified
sxevrni2ns ard 10 avoid a possible
scss IN exrhange slncEnf S-srns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
ENGLAND TO HAVE
WOMAN At LEAGUE MEET

L1nAan. An8 g.. Premier Lloyt
George tn the hoase of commons YES
israay said Il had been decided Il
send wcEn&n in an advisory ca9a.
city to the assembly OF the leasue a
azfioas The premEer wRs replysng
10 question asked last Thursday
81 Lady Assor whether the govern
nsent Intended 10 appoint woman Al
4 delegate. alternative aslngate 81
tschnicai adviser to the league az
seas ssly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05

Button, O.. Aug q n. r, Krah-
hlol Of Nawton. Kan. Ii one " tbs
speakers nchaduled 10 address the
conference OF reilglous denomt.A
tons opposed 10 war and non aectat
ian organizations for the promotion
OF world peace. IN session hers. Mr..
Krehbiel viii speak on sDbligntlons
Of Christians 10 time of natlonas
danger"
Every state IN tbs union 10 rep
ressnlsd al tho conference. More
titan 1876 delegates nre present,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
MAN CHARGED WITH SHARP
pRAcuEkt hAnNssrxu

M. M Nomffers eiyII engineer. we'll
educated aud an entertainer. wss ~
restei 81 ohianou@ City by Grant
IIcfmon. drrnity ahmit kAss night
and returned 10 this city on a eharx~
on SECURING money BY check srom
a local bank Ia sxnsss of the ancans
W. Amd on daposis, Tks mattsr VA
s~alsa upon his arrival hsrs Ani
Ncnfisf was released
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
I'M REID or MISSOURI.
Is TIE WINNER

~. I.ouis, Mo. Ang with only
ei9hty~one preeinc's 70 be- heard
frcm. United States senator Jarns
A. Rced todaw had a lead over
Breckcrfddse Long "a 6.7o0 In their
race for the Democratic senatortal
nomination.
Political observers declared II Inn
pcEsibIe for Long 10 overcome this
lead IN the 81 outstanding precincts.
which are chiefly ia rural districts
shere the vote is light.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
cERMAny's REPLY TO FRANCE
10 RECEIVED

Paris, Aug \ -tiermany'e reply 70
the latest French note demanding ray
ment In full OF the Ins,aIInents on the
f.ro war debts owing 20 French Cit
xnna was delivered 70 the foreign ot
fice az noon today. Premier pnincarv,
after a quick pernEal Of the document
Save an order the purport ot whica
Was not announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
GlTHRIE BOYS JOIN
TIE L. $. ARMY

TAse Cntkrie boF<. Frsrcis Kelly
I1snrence Morris and gohn Tborton
snisE-ed ~ the srny * the Okla
honax scny r@ruSting station this
week x1s hsss b<sn assigned to Fprf
R~zo temporarily The ssys saliste>
s<~ s<rzn o< three years Several
rthsr Gwhrse boFx are cont~u plat
fag 3olsing the srrr or n&sT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05

Fort Worth. Texas. Aua, o,--~W. o,
Masaenjsle tssmss.r FOR % oll corn
pany, ~ss instantly Killed and nins
other persons injured In nitro slr
cerlns explosion At Pioneer shls morn
ira
The Methodist church here has bs~r
converted into IN emergency hospits'
10 cars for the wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
THREE INJURED WHEN
oKuMAH BUILDING coLLApaEH

Ukcmnh. Aug s Three conatrue-
ton laborers were supposedly fatally
injnrcc and three others seriously
hurt when the front ~ a two story
brick building In process of erection
collapsed here today In the down
town business district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
SOVIET GOVERNMENT QUITS
BUYING FLOUR ABROAD

Mos0w. Aug ss-The soviet FDy
rnneni announced today that owing
~ ths crcelleDs crop prospects TIE
toFessn trade department. IL instruct :
Iax ats barez1s abroad 10 ceasc bay
ing fIosr ara sugar.
Despise the splendid havest reports
fpcd PRICES In Rnsssa hass Increased
from ~ 70 - pescent since the first
o< the monfh- 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
TRENCH PIT INTO EF-
FECT GERMAN PENALTIES

Paris, AS7. ss--The French govern.
-sers tocsy ordered Ertc effect ire
persaties against Germany sor failure
r. pay In foil the insssllments on the
3r~-~sr debts to French citizens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
RQiInen
To Meet
Harding
BULLETIN

Washington, Ang. S Bert M
Jewell, head cf the railroad shop.
mems union. arrived ~ the
White House shortly before noon
today for = conference with
fresidenf Harding He was ac-
oonpanied by William n. John
stcn president Of the mAchirists
unicn and James Noonan. hesd
az the electrical workers nnior
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
| THE WINNERS IN THE
| STATE PRIMARIES
Both Republicans and Dcmo.
crats Had Close Contests;
Official vots BY
Monday

The aIsparcnt winEers IN the state.
vide pFimaries~--axA~AAslson COVER
NOR; Shaw, treasurer. Saeed. aecre
sary; Ross. auditor: Nash. supssn
tsndeni or schools: Carter. corpora
ticn commissioner; short. atiornes
general: whitchunnt. board Of aErl.
culture; Parkinson. examiner, Con
nal'y, labor commissioner; Hardin
Insurance commissioner: rranki.n
clerk supreme court Mabel nasaeti,
Charities; Boyle mine inspector.
Kane supreme court: Doyle Grim
ipal court.
On the republican ticket these have
apparently wons Fields. governor;
Flynn. vice governor: McwIlliams,
corporation: Page. treasurer: An
drews. attorney general: Moss or
Records. state superintendent New
berry. secretary; Blair auditor: or
field. supreme court; nlckerscn.
criminal court.
Tho offieaai count will probnhly ba
finished BY Monday noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
Oper the Wire

spokane. wash Mrs, Cav strour
vas burned 10 death in her honas ~
Cheney wash.. in frnitls7. eifn. |
10 fave the life of her II nscathS Cd
tahy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-05
RATES on CORN TOO
HIGH. Nc SAYS

cazrE~s that frslzht rates CO broom
carn sers unsr2son4sbsy hlrA xera
na6@ IN cpnpAzint filed this Neef
rass the evaporation ca1nsnss<ion Ny
X Moore. nsazxer cs she Okla
hona Traffic association Rates are
hAxhsr than 10 Texas. Astaasas and
nazrr lr.erssate rz1e&. Moore sasc.