The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
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ST. LOUIS. March 27.-Maj. Joseph c.
Brady. U. $. A., t5 years old, died at his
H brady s sefSed dOhsi 10 the e YR PSnIppines ''O'
LONDON. March 27-seditionists among
the warlike sikhs OF PunJaub have been
completely overawed by the arrival OF
British reinforosments' said a dispatch
bad. India.
viCKsBURG, Miss, March s7.--GlviuR
as reason that the coal strike seems
inevitable, officials OF the Na1oo & Mis-
sissippi Valley railroad announced today
that the local shops will be closed April l..
sARNIA. Canada. March s7.--Four men
were killed outright and several other
persons injurded when a boiler exploded
today on the Port Huron-Sarnia ferryboat
omardeconssr on the ST. Clair river.
WASHINGTON, March 27.--Ambassa. q.
dor Shidohara called at the White House
today to bid farewell The ambassador Is
sence. shidehsra will sail from san Fran
cisco April 2.
WASHINGTON. March 27.--It is thu
war department officials that the number
Of troops IN both Hawaii and Panama
should be increased instead of decreased.
Secretary OF War Weeks announced today.
NEWARK. N. j.. March 27.-Henry
Ford will come into New Jersey next sep
oppose the reelection OF United States
Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen, according
TO report published here today
CHICAGO, March 27.--Engiand will pay
her debt 90 the United states "As soon as
she gets her own house In order" Harry
Gordon Selffidge, London merchant prince
predicted In an interview here today
ALPINE, Texas March 27-Pablo Con
zales Mexican Of Lorlingua, was found
dead today beside the Southern Pacific
railroad tracks. four miles west Of this
| city.
GALEsDURu. H.. March 27--Dr. a.
II. Mathes 50, thought TO be the oldest
Presbyterian minister In service In the
United states, died at Knoxville, H.,
Saturday.
WASHINGTON March 27.-Approvai OF
i2i advances for agricultural and live
stock purposes aggregating &3,524O0O, was
announced today by the war finance cor
| poration. Tho loans included oklahoma,
1is2.o00, and Texas. t36s,o0o.
WACO. Texas Bennio Young. negro,
charged with the murder OF Homer Turk
by a Jury in district court here today and
given life term in the penitentlary.
KISGMAN, Kan. March 27.--J. J. Har.
| low. editor Of the KinEman Leader-Cou-
| rier, died here today on his sixty ninth
| birthday.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Reports
| OF tornado at Bunkine and heavy rain.
| storms at Eunlce and Estherwood, La.
| reaching here today, indicated the destruc-
| tion yesterday Of many homes, unruofing
OF business houses and impairment OF elec-
trio light systems.
| ATLANTA. Ca, March 27.--Recent gen.
| ersl business improvement was given 70
| day by GOV. NJ. ID. Wellborn Of tbs
| son for the order further reducing the dis
count rate from to "a per cent.
| WASHINGTON. March .7.---VAst guam
! Titles Of seized liquors stored BY the gov
| ernment in rented warehouses Throughout
| the country are to be transferred to army
| buildings as an economy measure.
| RANDOLPH, Neb.. March 2i.--Bccausi
| she In said to have refused to do tn,
| cooking In their restaurant, Mrs. A. j
| Meroyn has two bullets in her abdome'
| and is not expected to live. Her hus
! band. who fired a shot into his own hesC
after wounding his wife is believed to bt
dying In a hospital. n
LOS ANGELES. March 27,--A halt.dal
| delay was granted by Superior Judg,
! Reeve today in the retrial of Arthur &
| Durch. charged with the murder OF ]
| Bolton Kennedy when Burch appeared Il
court for the opening OF his case.
wAsHINGToN, March 17.-Preslden