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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
FOR SALE

ment. bath, screens, gas, etc. Price
$4,000. $500 cash, balance easy terms.
room two story house on so TT.
lot. state st; east OF Calumet Fur
Price s4.25o. $500 cash, balance
terms.
room frame bungalow on so
TT. lot, Bauer street. All assess
ments paid. Furnace heat, electric
lights. shades. fixtures, screens and
storm windows. Newly decorated
and newly painted. A wonderful
bargain at $4,000. $1,000 cash. bal
ance as rent.
room bungalow, on 421A it. lot.
tionary tubs, electric lights, also
screens. Decorated throughout. Fine
trees and shrubbery, also fruit
trees. Fenced in. Price $4,000.
$1,000 cash, balance easy. terms.
on 371a fl. lot, east side. near Calu-,
met. Newly painted, In very good
condition; furnace heat. stationary
tubs, also garage. Price S5'2oO'
$500 cash. balance as rent =.
room new story and one-half
furnace heat, stationary tubs, cleo
trio lights. shades, fixtures. screens.
fire place, book cases and all built
in features. Tile bath. This is an
entirely new design and cannot De
beaten for the money. Price $3.50.
Part cash, balance terms.
6 room two-story brick fiat. seven
and eight rooms. Two hot water
heating plants. Separate store
rooms and separate coal bins. New
" painted and on 40 TT. lot. Price
$4,000. s2.5o0 cash, balance as
rent.
room story and one-half bun
galow on rs TT. lot. Kenwood. Hot
water heat. stationary tubs, summer
heater. One of the most beautiful
homes in Kenwood. Built in inter
Tor colonial style. Sun parlor, fire
place, book cases. reception room,
lavatory on first floor. bath on sec
ond All built-in features. Garage
for one car. Elegant planting, trees
and shrubbery. House could not
be built for the price. Price $4,000.
Part cash, balance terms.
These homes are all priced on the
new basis and not one could be du-
plicated. that is-the homes them
selves, for the money we are selling
them for, house and lot combined.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Modern room fiat.
End floor. 222 Sibley st ga Sib-
ley street Hammond. 5:24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

NOTICE
On and after this date ! Will not
be responsible for debts contracted
by any one but myself,
WALTER G. WEINSTOCK.
1927 Forsyth avenue.
5:25:3 East Chicago. Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-Bookkeep work done,
books balanced and closed, profit
and loss statement and balance
sheet made. Statements rendered.
Cali $3.50 Hammond between $3.50
and Z p. m. 6:25
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. soc
and 81 4 day. Spring cots. 3Sc.
BY the week. 81, So and 81. Hotel
Carleton. Hammond. 10:4:tI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
CULLEN THOMAS
AND HENRY LEAD
IN STRAW VOTE
DAILY NEWS TAKES POLL
AT KIWANIS CLUB
LADIES NIGHT

cullen D. Thomas and Robert l..
I,my were tho leaders in straw vote
m senatorial candidates taken at tho
Eivanis Club hdics program ut the
amarillo Hotel hast nieht 10y the ANA
lllo Utih News tn, News took tho
.oli .t thc request oi a downstatc pa.
yer that is attempting 10 find out the
.utim'nt tHr Suudays paper.
Aiihu .gh about l2a persons were
rrspit only ~ ballots were east. At
t.ndlrcv wal equally divided between
zen and women. The Ncws took first
.rd SECOND choices ana this revealed
.t.l more interesting information May
ield lrd th, fcld fur second place. while
itnrN was strong second Tor both
ir,' and second place
IN, votes Tor nrst choice follow
Thomas. %. Henry, %. Mayricld. O.;
,usl,y Ia. Ferguson. %; Cmh,r-ou. e.
roul. 90
Second choice votes We're. Thomas
o.. lleutv lF Nayncld 20. OusIov. %.
F,rgu-ou. Co. Clll,or.on y. Total. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
CAUSES
SEVERE SPLIT IN
REPUBLICAN RANK
AMENDMENTS PROPOSING
INCREASED RATES ON
YARDS REJECTED

WASHINGTON. July ~ The first
cal split n Republican senate ranks
Hsf t.' tdm .Hl~tutNc tariff biu came
lav during consider atioD of the cot.
.U schedule wth result that ten com.
n ft.e a# #niWeuts propHsiue increased
les on taiilus liuds uf warns were re.
icctcd as fast a- th'V were reached
rHc rHItrtt rpu ..tI1r was lod hy
senator Icuronf of NisDnu-u and
1earh,i b. uaNmHD strength ou tho
rtst Ion ,ln tNrIt, Republicans up.
posing he committee rate Ou I'd rou clil
bv whi.h th, amendment was rejected.
s2 o. 20
Tho twel., Republicans wcr, Borah.
'Ipr I COW. ..irs ou's 0I Washington
Inur,.t VDCofmi. Nelson. New.
Nurl,.. Sterling Townsend and wi
Th, lowest i.vnuhlI.in vote against
Iy g go. amendments WIS nine with
the atstas. running at ter. Win q
uri, exception on 'nth run usll the
Democrats voted soidiy against thc pro
.'-sal IurfraHsa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

Mr. Jewell minated that the reason
the executives refused TO meet shop
craft officers was that the railways hope
20 destroy the employees organizations.
u such Is the case. the statement
said the railroads are due 20 receive n
sudden awakening and the American
public should charge them with the res
possibility
A. The labor beard II was announced.
that an effort might be made along new
lines 20 settle the strike hut no details
were given After rail executives had
refused to meet shop crafts representa-.
tivos yesterday board members an
nounoed that the executives who refused
10 confer did not speak for the individ-
ual railroads and intimated that a new
plan NJ settlement might be based on
This fact u had been suggested in rail-
road circles today that the railroads Of
Northwest were apparently anxious TO
settle and that new peace plans might
he directed at this section.
The shopcrafts representatives replied
today 10 President Harefng's proclama-
ton which declared that the strike must
be settled through the authorized agen-
cies hy placing the blame for the strike
on the railroads and asserting that car
riers had violated many decisions OF the
labor board
other events Included orders from the
War Department 20 have troops ready
10 protect the Missouri Kansas and
Texas lines IN the hands Of a receiver
appointed by the United states court:
announcement hy Postmaster General
Work that $4,000 motor vehicles can he
ussi to transport the mails II rail serv-
irc tails. and the issuing % restraining
orders 90 the 81 Louis and san Fran.
cisco railway az Fort smith Ark, and
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois, and
Toledo :, Louis and Western railroads
al Fast 50 Louis Mr. JEWELS state
mcut follows
18th, letter attributed 10 the four rail-
way executives addressed 10 Mr.. Hooper
mus, %. amusing to those who under
stand the situation Again We see the
fo,bl, atsmrt of me blk institutions OF
nur .ountr, to WRAP around themselves
tho star. and stripes and TO attempt TO
lead SOM, ono Co. believe that they are
na' resrous hlp f,g the situation--that
the law abiding Godtcaring American
riti7sns who are standing for justice
and against fh. oppression OF financial
m,nag,msr, and directors Of railroads
.s.. leh,rg their government,
Tn, American people know that the
railroad sr.u crafts ore not fighting
tU.ir government
Let ' h, said now and for all time
,flt th, stI.,, $500. uot ne called Off and
,r. mon 49,. not De- ordered back TO
s.,. ur,. ...,e hs. been secured and
ga. uutd management can, u they WISH
-.t'I, lG.s .f.h..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
Fear Conference Doomed.

" N1s|- IaifII ITTI0
THE HAGUE. IHy l1-Only q rad.
cal retreat by tb' soviet delegates from
the stand they have taken on ooutsca'.
"a property can prevent offica, disso-
luton o, the conference.
Following the aDt.0n OF hhv non
Russ an auhcomm ssion on private
property Informally deciding that no
useful purpose could ~ served IN con.
unuine the meetings with the Russians.
uenlrrs OF the credits commission
agreed today 20 Inform the Russians
tomorrow that M the property nego'
tiations had failed there was no rcason
FOR continuing the discussions ON
credits -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
GLORIA AND MOTHER
DIDN'T ENTER INTO
CONSPIRACY, RULING

Rs Associated Prcss
LOS ANGELES. Callf July a.
Gloria swanson. motion picture actress
and Nrs Matthew Rurns. her mother,
did not Cousu.rc 20 get Mr. Burns to
make viii lr favor of his wife and
against the interests OF other rrmtiNcs.
Judge Riv,s 90 th, probate department
of the superior court. ruled today.
Iudr, Riyes also held that Miss Swan
son and her mother did not consuirc to
secure tho marriage ~ the latter with
Mr Burns This disposed uf Two of thr
ooutsntions raised hy relatives con-
testing BURNS win and lcft only tho
question OF the competency ot Mr.
Burns M th, tim, lo made bis VII 10
D.. determined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

~ NHs...n'.. |rtHH
WASHINGTON. Iuiy 'e -pr,s den,
UtGHa 'u.. h, nru step TODAY to-
ward Ht.kIrr ur with tr. military arms
of irr government fhs pro hmaf.Hr
v8rrrf suslne railway sbHpweu
AGAINST Interference with tHs 'rfu~uul
.ttfun ~ Interstate s.mm,r.. AVID fhr
.ai ..
Instructions vrr, sent tf tho t.rsc.
toH ~ .rr president fc Nl#r General
john Uur. ..mmfnd.He tHt ElEh'h
army .#Hs lr.8 90 san Nrr.no. TeN.
'. rr0rHr, srtn..crf tnf., ~ froors 20
e.,. aH.rulf. protection tn fh. lines of
ths Missouri Kansas and T'N1s railroad
(which Nltr h.an attacked ny striking
.horn'n particularly st pruison. Texas
c.r dent with these Instructions
u.r v.r' forth frou tho war denrt
mont o.. g. o. ScbaU of So l.ouis. rc.
...,.r appointed hN United States
count Iar f1' Missouri Kansas and Tex.
a. tIHUad fb, advice that he tgain call
or 'h. governor of TEXAS Cor protection
fnI tHr rIIrad properties. Dee having
reported that Hr,tisus appeals te the
state c,Ncu'Iy, had been unhyc,led Ue
urih.r promised that should his appeal
fal to hfnr protection from the state
authorities 'thr federal government h
ready to afford protection and viii take
action f necessary as Soon as you have
reply from the governor.
Secretary Weeks. who carried cut the
Presidents instructions after a confer
ence az which he and Mr. Harding went
over an appeal from the receiver for
federal protection, tonight had receives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
CLERKS AND STATION
AGENTS MAY GO OUT

CINCINNATI %. July ''-...f.s.
.ta,.r employees and freight handlers on
th, Rg -Four system uu.rb,r.ng t is
a, a. approximately tour thousand. H''
taking Cd sulk, ballot. % was reported
fa.Ily uuottcmIN tt headquarters OF
,a. clerks union r,r. officials .I 'nr
IN .ou refused ta comment uu 'hr s..s.
.aI.t s,.nl raIf 'H, uH.'.r w's iH
fhs hands ~ t1r genera. .hlrm'u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
WI Not Order state Troops

p, Associated Pre-.
DALLAS. 1u'v 80 state TROOPS vN
no' hr ordered ouf fs protest uror'rtv
rf 'h. Missouri Kansas and TsNa- r'''.
uad .r Tr,1s Hf fh.s .m, Governor
p5f " N,ff said N.r, tonight after
reading rho frIrefaH. uf S",retar, OH.
War Week. relative 20 the railroad
strike no p,rIs.u
90 ann not .r 1 position 10 This time
- discuss ths matter further me gov
errnr sud I'm view - tho statement
20 tho sheriff 90 GfaVson county that
troops sre nof needed at pcnisonl and
su other things considered I am not
guug 20 order out troops 40 this time %
Governor Ncff who arrived here to-
n'uhf from Altarldu where b. spoke to-
day In behalf of his candidacy for ~.
erection refused o. make further COM
ment on Seorctary's telegram or TO the
strike situation In this state
The governor remained here over
nlght arranging 90 depart tomorrow
morning Tor Tyler to plea W his cam
paign tour. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
3OOWORKERS.
OF BIG FOUR
ASK PERMIT
TO WALKOUT

Rig -Four" brotherhood workers
~ Amarillo lasi night nj a meeting
held IN ". u. W Hail appealed 10
their executives io permit them To-
20 On >iIiNe
Permission was asked by the
brotherhoods to walk out not later
than july 20 hbout 200 men attend
ed the meeting.
rhe organizations represented IN
the re- enoluiions were: u. of l.. T..
u. u. e.. u. NJ X. T.. u. of l.. =
aud the = Of y \ Interesting
tails were made by the Rev. lena.
ihnu Perkins and Judge tadwcl'.
The realization by the men ih',
the strike of the shop crafts "is the
fight of every wage and salary
worker in every line Of business"
coupled with the dangerous condi.
tion of rolling stock and inefficient
aud incompetent labor that is being
used ~ strike breakers" were reas.
ON. cited In the resolution Tor want.
irs Ia join the shopmen.
The resolutions passed follow:
Whereas. this body assembled does
rcalig, that the present strik, uf IN
shopcnfts is tho fight of every wag'
ard salary worker lu every liu, of busi
ness uhroulhru' tne univor ie, aud.
Whereas Il the reduction ot wage
Il the shrpoaftS becomes eftoii,, an,
,hey are defeated in the pr'scrI Crik'
that there vll - n general reduction q
wages and salaries m every line Of bust
ness
Therefore we appeal to all worker
20 consider this matter seriously an
ask Their neral support and.
Whereas, owing Ga the dangcro0
-ondit.ons OF the roning stock and equiI
rncni e., are comrsNd 10 worN " a
and the Inefficient and incompetent /
bor that Is being used ~ .tike hroal
rs. also insults and abusive attitude I
some of the guards who are being use
bv the companies make .i impossible z"
us Ia endure these conditions lungcl
therefore.
he % resolved that We ask permit
sion of the chief executives of the lhoN
named orpahizst % withdraw frol
the service NOT lat'r than Jul, 2o ul
loss O. satisfactory settlement oi th
-trk, is reached within That time
Resolutions were also passed thaukin
tho managers - thr Fair and D,1nd
tl,at,r, t1r running slides advcrtsin
t.is meeting 4 motion Vls also pas.e
.,fendur an moral and rn'nc ni sni
,ait within the power uf these organic
.tun- fu those now on strike
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
TROOPS ARE.
NOT WANTED
AT DENIS0N
NEFF IS TOLD

ny NfHfaNNNfN lfHn
DE>ISON. Texas. Lmiv ll--Telc
gram, were sent to United states Sen.
a'ors Morris sheppard aud ChrrleS Cul-
her on from Texas ~ Washington by
q. !. Shoemaker, general chairman of
mlion carmen here. urging complete
r., "r,irs''oa of the strike situation IN
Deui IN hN the government before fed.
srrl troop are sent here. This action
t,un'ved the ioint conference of the
hi. four" brotherhood, this afternoon.
Nv Asocia,ed prefs
DFNISON. July I3.-The presence Of
federal '-ocrs - DeniS0n would only
r"srrv?te tho situation" growing out
~ 'ha siri'e ~ railroad shopmen.
Nf-'.," ". u Weaver said TODAY after
reading an Associated Press dispatch
ihat Secretary of War Weeks had ar
,,rei tro,n, N Sap Ani0nio held la
,o.d'"c fo" possihIc guard duty on
the VI. X. r. lines Mayor Weaver
,,r",io''' 4, had asked Governor \eff not
to sr-d >t"'c trocrs O. DeniNon. declar
in- ihcV we've net needed
Sh 4.'' Pr' Craiv declined to com
r..-' to'sv on the ncssibilitv of federal
ircous b..ur saut h're 90 r'l1rd tho
'.oH-rpl rrcuartc although be- stnto1
Yesterday n. f'li 'hat 'ha scnding ~
stat. trY'!s here for guard duty would
1... F.. t.fa't .s''ui effect
Officials of lano' unions tonight ~.
l,ress.d themselves as vigorously op
...' '. 'he ,n-1."~ 90 'hc fedora
,roons. here aud c'nr-ssol 'cer of grave
trouble " such action Is taken.
t'nuoa Stltrs District Attorney prv
20 .H.-' -, ~ituuto1 here to-day
and said that hc found mo- need for
tsie trro.
Artlon Of ihp ioiui conference Of Den.
..i.,. pf W. "hig four" brother.
hosa. h.n .ht. n'i.fuoop ~ a." u''cs.
.. ..o ,.e't g." nrinrlr1 trains
vas not made pgrlir 10 the clcer NJ tho
nicotine. aithorph e is understood tho
'.f..f vrs dierHesrl 100 luugth,
Ttc e"r.ar.o which ns'cd tvo hours
'.. .f,.t,f lt approximately eo1 10
,Il members
q. .'inrna,i ,'fi.ilis uh action ~
the conf'rore" on several important
matters may Dee made known tomorrow.
II 6" believed such action w1s withheld
r.0'inc u1i '"cision on s"ndi"g troone
@ Vs. So" '0' resolution adopted -
f.'.' .ssis'Hrec m prcvcuiipr any Dis.
orders
o." f'lppr.u z. ,lows
"l.flruod co.crnw,ut contemplating
''l'.rr Int,1 state. uoous ut bon.
30 sn"ditio1s ipvord control of
'ifv ud counts officials Iuucl States
l..1 md interstate tfgirs uoi t,.ug mo.
.'.' .r"d with There could
y. no greater Injustice done Goo citizens
n""'s." ., wen ae to employees on
than ,Iac M troops here. Urge
you use evvy Wcare Jt vour command
'..,.ut ..ph a~'iou and that invos.
''"HtiHu ic mn,r heltrr such action is
"o' ~. .1r' ~ ihy vn' nrnw'nt
60 '"i ce.-',. go oIp's ul' a.d Gov
Nnf errditipns do not Warrtn,
troops hcinr placed On Iu.so' They
str"i r.adv 1j oil iiWcs o. protect Mis-,
sour Eans1a STrVas proprrtirs
\ mass wootinr ,l uuiou men and
Cfiy.r. win 'a held tumouow 90 Is un.
'.. t-,' ISIS thr proposed bring
ina in of troops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
RUNAWAY FREIGHT
JUMPS MoUNTAINSIDE

By Associated Press
SrAETANRURG. :. e.. July IA
uNuE freight train Went over tho
sI,tN 'ick' head Saludl Noun.
ur to-day and plunged down the steep
mountain -ii, according o. a iisu1trh DO
received um Saludn. y e. Th, w'.
s4e. sl,r nu "details a. o. 'h, ttt, 20
tH, crew.
l.f. f Ut. learned thar au m.m.
Dor. .. th, .rrN had jumped Go sf,tv
.,.u.. fU, ,nI.n, went over 'H, top
.I U. n,Uu, IN, railroad officials
au .r..H Ola, tr,or, that I,,.....r
h...,- caused Ib' bucId,U. NH, '..
r.u .r..r away DO was shuut.i q. .n.
s.i,'r uJpE hut fhe impetus .rf.'I
. ..,. fNIs tud thr sharp rs, provided
Of. H,.f such tn emergency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
HARDING ORDERS FEDERAL
TROOPS IN READINESSF0
STRIKE DUTY AT DENIS0k

r. r.ur rm NJ Schaf ANA ...I.-.
NJ th, necessity nf ,ommuu.-,f.r- VfH
Governor N.T Uf Texas r was regard.
cd urnlthl, chat Nr SChgf' would hs
un1hl. 'a e1y.s. THE government before
some fHr If. fuwurrov
DtrgH'- u announcing tho govern
m,n's '.. .uuH4>iled t was st,u
h,otus. .H. N-s.Hr Kansas srd T.yls
v1s .u fh. isr1 .f % receiver 1rue nf.i
o., To- fad,.,1 rf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
maintenance OF
WAY HEADS Want
STRIKE ORDERED
THE MAJORITY OF GENERAL
CHAIRMAN DESIRE WALK.
OUT PLANS MADE

CINCINNATI, July SIT {. Carroll,
president of the general chairman as
sociation Of the maintenance of way
brotherhood. announced tonight upon
leaving for Louisville that he carried in
h's portfolio requests from a majority
II the general chairman oi the bruther
hood II Maintenance Of Way employees
aud shop laborcrs that he call a meeting
cf the general chairmen's association nj
which plans could he perfected TO call
oi, the job 100000 maintenance workers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
FUNERAL OF DIES
TO BE HELD TODAY

HOUSTON TEXAS. July i2-Th, fun.
cral ~ former congressman Martin
Dies wiz D. bold n Houston az . . cloc,
FrdaN aternoQn iie D. survived ~
his wife four children. Mc.to nrsc.
- Beaumont Texas Mrs y Branch.
of Center TeVas. Mrs Eron Howard of
san Antonio. Texas. and Martin plcs
Ir.. of Orange T"V1s. three brothers,
WI. Tom and Jack Dies and three sis
tefs, MIs. n e she'll Mrs Amos Rich.
Of Houston and MTs. IL. H. Pcdlgo. II
Beaumont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

NONTiWSE. ga. iu' i3 Two men
i''' arl ure rara.ra w. in,i,ti -
fhe result of hattie iasi night and -.
uat at the fsuu Ui tr-l Tssionl in sn
t.f.i Iurf off %usfurh1una tnunt,.
m o.. fnnm Nuutruss Manufacture
oi moonshrr whisAcs vas aiii hy the
Authorities to have started the nght
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
HAGUE CONFERENCE
over, REDS PREPARE
TO DEPART SOON

ny Associated Press
THE HAGUE, July i3-At midnight
the Russian delegation issued state.
mcnt that the conference was definitely
over Maxim Iitvinoff head ~ the
so,icts said hc planned 90 leave FOR
Moscow SUNDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
ROUND HOUSE WORKERS cs'' On
FRISCO IN OKLAHOMA OUT
May SUSPEND ALL SERVICE

rit,VIllc Arb. to Okmulgce officials
s,v The strikers include engine wiz
cts Urrm'n and laborers Then CHEF
duty was rnalmg engines Tonight
there was no one ai the round hous, cv
,rp' a. clerk aui the general foreman
\ committee of striking shopmcn y.-.
tied the round house this morning and
duty. 90 strike after sending out all
engines Tho day force dld not appear
Tor work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
FARMER SLAIN,
TWO men HELD

vs. Assoc f'affu 2 Ifsr
TENABkANA. Tex. JUN l1-Becs'
ward % farmer U,.ng about two WIl,s
west of mk Grove. loo the west end %
Bowie County was shot and killed early
ih.s morning Pete Pucket and y u.
Eoptv have been arrested and placed
for their alleged connection with the
shooting Pour bullets from q rife 90
tered Wards lody ward was son
Of = " " Ward. deputy sheriff GO
oak Grove
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
TRA|NM|EN HERE W0UL D QUIT
MIN WILL NOT GO BACK TO
WORK UNTIL JUSTICE HAS Been
SECURED JEWELL Tells ROADS

Cradle president of of
Maintenance Way tm aud Railroad Iabrs Chicago
% striking
not be Oft
10
~ the railway employees
to rae
Of yesterday.
work which differences might
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
WORKERS KIDNAPPED,
OFFICERS IN PURSUIT


Ry Afsocihisd Prsss
MtSKoGEE. Okla. July l3 Frank
Owens. employed at the Missouri Kan
sas and Texas shops here WIS seized
by hand Of about 90 men. said To be-
strikers a. Ne was leaving duty late
today he was beaten over the head
aud carried away in ar automobile
There were five cars in the kidnapping
party. witnesses sad. Al available
police Officers were sent iu pursuit.
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Information For
Motor Tourists

Sundlvs issue ~ The pshv News
win carry some information that win
be- of great help to you in making q
motor trip Il will show the trnnscon-
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