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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
KANSAS MINISTER'S
CONDEMN ku KILN

Ernporia. kan, May ~ by sn all
most unansmosaa vote the Emp9ria
Msu'sserial Association, conaaosed of
an Protestant rreschers IN the town.
today passed resolution voadcnnia
tae Fn Klux kasn. recently organ
irea in Emgoria The resolution fol-
loved { recent sshate between an or-
CARTIER uf the khan and William Alien
white editor af the caxstts.
The ministers sad In dtsnsaion
he.orf taking a vote they would mo'
Accept g.fss from the klsnsmen. a
have 1cen made 70 churches IN other
fowns. Tho gifts weFn hrihep IN or
der 10 obtain public seasinAcns. tas
preas ners declared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
Now Everybody
viii Want a
Copy of This Book

lca Angeles. CALI May aa---A
eoek called "the airs y Hollywood
supposed 70 he an sseasure of the
llens of certain aApsloa . cture aes
scrr and actresses ls ''sos sevrllous''
30 re admitted 70 she mslls accord
ing 70 rvelrn by Marx Aerron.
dcrV'y unltsd States cssssics 81
tosmsy here.
Clark a. Webster. yesscf'les ".
seecsor hgs sssrsed sn lnvsaslgssson
to lssrn the author ane the puhil.
treF.
The book, of 22A pAnea has uron
tic trent cover picsufe of a
krehlstcpheles. s,saa,'fu slri and
. nnctlen picture camera
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
To Sape
Mate,She
Tells All

pallas Tex. May 9g Mrs. ~.
\ SMlerman wife af Dave H..
Sosiprman on trial for the alleged
murder of True Powers tunk Tie
witness. stand in her husband y
defense late this murninv. llnglev
slirrvf examination she testified
that Powers had gained her afs
fcction and aNeecd thar this az.
frviion finally eliminated III fhvir
being intimate. MrN SolrrsnBn
said thai a few DAYS before l'ow4
erx was shot, hr husband, the
defendant. learned FROM her az
the allerrd relationship between
her and Powers.
The wiinnxs told ii her mar.
rlape 10 Soderman in Kansas CITY
lsnnary a0lh, 1919. and living IN
Fort Worth. Texas, where Seslefs
man aud Powers engaged ia the
hotel huslness. The Powers and
Soaerman families lisei Ia The
hotel and were friendly. accord.
nag ~ ihe witness
"Tell the jury when Powers
hogan ln pay ardent attention
and hove he did n, (" w w
Helms. defense attorney request
ed
The witness meuIlened liile
things leading ur 70 his making
her love him
did Powers ever make = Vr"
posal that ynn transfer Noir lrNe
from your husband 10 himI
Powers made numerous PRO
pnNaIs. The witness sald
ibid you ever have intimate
relations with Powersf'
Yes, was the reply
when was the first iiine'
slsetwren November snd De
ecmber IN 1920"
Ia replying 10 further direct
examination Nlrs. Soderman de-
lnllea instances ~ alleged close
relations with Powers extending
over a year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
Like Days Of '4,
When Gold Mining
Days Revived

sssrs~ssrse. Gait, May ss-
-Ahs cry haa reverted to-day 10 a
esv rlnsns sAra y sne sois GAYS
q ~ whaxe rssnAns< " ecand IN
sAs Va uwss a. Dres sssrts. Marx
T~slr ard ossers-
TIRE Gays o. sss eeaeNrstlers op-
xesna seaas Is rerN2rs tire most
fS~sssesixr o. ito klnu. fcr psse-
sessay every estiEer a. sserswertc
sks . psft in A. Every aeais rssle.
nemsrsty speaking sas beer
ere~srg heard Ter several weeks
snd has prepared eostsnas a shs
seriea. rhs result has neen
ssss u sneussaas sos the historical
portrayal.
Eey store tront Was revsmpet
IL "a historically srso ne ~ PIC.
,ge ard every aasnts Mics ~Ne
rcainarsiy wears 'em shrTt. ~ss AZ
tired n dalrsy dresses which
reash tire ground.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
sstssD PARK PRESENTS =
DsIaesOAvED APPEARANCE

fsansa park 10 q T'sttshia siEhk Gfcaa
trees. rrremssy sona Ct tAe ma bali
e@n.wry eA are doxn, ~prposed ant
forever dead. BTanckcs. torn trcm
otse9 trees esntter tie afsvewsys znd
back tke psaySsnmnSk Sosre amEid-
Snrs AZ she para ard faErrc@nds wrrr
torn scwn ara the Fiaywspunds - -.
pxr< zxs he~a hAGsy dzmaged. swsng1
are gssae and rans gIss shsi tesle2stee
fhe ss1des are 1ow Sar- n the cot
ton~fos hottoa1. wosk vlE be started
iuuraed afesy NY tba park sssara =
cie~r she 6ssr1s zad rpFiAre fAe 1srz-
age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
May
LepiS

Mu>kneec, May -. To4lav tho
aQners af Districf al. United
Nine Workers of america. viii
decide whom Hsey will serve.
Thes arc either gazing 10 endorse
thvir president, lahn Milkinsna.
or they are gonlg 10 napuiiase
him and see NJ mstrp down aui
may he auf og the ualion lie has
promised to leave the country IL
hes enemies cam prove seme
charges made against him.
In an address yesterday to the
special convention heing he'll
hers Wilkinson laid ell his cards
on the table snd With HIS l,st
penny IN the not. he's waiting to
SEC what hands are out against
ham.
The district president II hero
of many 4 fight. hnt !; i aamt-
Iied that thiS il his hardest.
When tho convention opeacd Mny
Ii h. faced 4 body largely hostile
Il him. Today ii i rresIicged
that he Il again master cf the
situation.
The first part az todays sos
sian will he taken NO with dis
ea~sion hy the dsgerairS AZ =
motion IL dismiss the Leader snit
wilkinsons speech yesterday
rleSed the presentation of beth
sides ~ III econirnsersy II II
expected that a vote II co'sii-
sicnn, IN The president will be
taken immediately FOLLOWING the
discussion.
III there are no further inter.
rnpsionS from the floor of The
convention the quesiio OF finAnc.
ing the general strike will be
sal.cn up hy the delegates THIS
Il The business expressly stated "a
ma convention cali and whleh
had n be tabled while hostile
delegates worked some Of their
grievances nff their eteets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
ronMEn curssnig hiSH scHoot
srupENr wiHs A rHixE

Sanstlma Asv ihe thseAAu Tribune
offered a prise "a she oar wha would
wrlte tbs best esaay on Washins'on
rhIy bflxa waa Nen BY pupil " Miss
Mary Gfsen podd a tafmer sluthfie
wlsl vna graduate ~ Guthrie Iisxn
mhses AfssT leaxInk tiathfie Miss
rkea stsended lhe NoFsh->=s-sa tial.
Iyvrnsly and has ,auShs sinse her
graduation from the University a.
iim boids. Igwa Her rmpll feeeissd
ssee and she harssl' rsssiycd tszv.
Juns ia abs win sali on she AaulsaolA
Tor trip abroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
URGES TWO-C0uNr
RESERVE FOR SCOUTS
An Excellent Suggestion Was
Heard BY Rotarians IN
Furtherance of Boy
Movement

Advocating the Formation " nssT
regional reserve fSr boy scouts 10
enhnte Lasan ard Payne counties.
wssh an executive 10 be stationed
ns Gushrie tcr detail work snd eln-
psoyment og professional sroat-
masters. WAS The aarden u an inter-
esairg saIk 10 The Rotary club, ie-
Gsy noon At The Ione, ~ Rev. J ".
KssAorn.
The work Of the club in votin-
sssse t0wara a e0untSy home sor boy
secrss 0s GwtArie was launched, Es,
Kaxorn tola of conferences hesa
~asA Fstch and Dunn. otrcsaas 0
she scoas crgaalratien. and the rsc-
ossm erekglon 70 exkrna Aoy's ~srs
over the two counsses His saxTes-
,Scns werc warmly received !, Is
likesF Goa 4 YonHg. os the htgh
school. wiil devote the summer
norsAs ID boys work here and assist
in .ha ,ask sarreansinx the cstab-
ashners o. sumner csmgs
Aasan ciassan. oklahora city
eue=g ~ the tlu0. praised the clv'
spr IT. work n rannee:Ion with tbs
ssosn Increment aud re lserated NJ
pgrn ferging for Cedric. wlth n.
assarance that hs. as wesl as cthe'
Gkiahora citysnx werr auxlous Z
cooperate with Cuthrss In the far-
sAerAnee OF all hass;htsi civic move
renfs
Nthtr guests were Jcau Sc0fhorn
oklzhrma City: Heiniae HeFberling
Ponea
Yrunk Derr wss received into clu'
ncnhership.
Letters from Mrs Geo spser. 4
.------.-~---~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Meieor TwrFlll whW pnAil fsinissy
aven'nw conducted tha chl'ie fsAnpnf-
lam. opposite shs lsuyal hossl waa =
llrea from hualnsaM Nv she at"fn itla
place ~ business @aa wYsekpa and =
Il \ wOndef ha And fifteen oshafs
were rot kltled Dr - Ias@l injured
waen sha building wts sEaashsd bg
,hs stofm SUNDAY night Nessw aud
his rstfona thought shmlf time hnd
car~ hut they had 40 ssma u Pray
.dl0Aeyeg the bnlIdla3 falsad to crush
ln sempinsaly and tha tolefvd boys
esrgrsd ~ crawling through 40 sp~rv
tase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
Irish Situation Is
Worrying England

y
roaslon. May ~ While ske
cabinet wAs conyened today pri.
rsarily ~ iiSessSs she results "
she Genoa conference II WAS M
derssaxwl thas the serious sievelssfs-
msntS il Irwaana weslld Vccsfry
mor~ serious attention
solnmsAl Secrrsary Churchill i
ssstmcnt III she FIurse oF Cu,a-
monS regarding shc agreement
reached hy shs opposing political
leaders in Ireland has eGnrhAsixc.i
the anxiety here aud she waytrn.
mens decision to invite the sigma.
tories of the Ancin.Iri>h treaty
II London i renerally approved.
In the discussion of the oatssok
hv parliament members. mary
expressed fear that me existence
~ q roaliiion panel oE candidates
i ia We known ~ shr ticker 81
he Sim Fcin organization wall
preclude q prediction thns the
people will he prevented FROM
expressing their opinion On ias
,rwasv. which sis constantly 'sc.
rlarea here ! entirely favored y
nsrsst southern Irish
Mr.. G'hnFehll i credited wsGh
possessing am open mind on ~
Question aasa Re has talked With
ArAnr Griffith and Michael Tnl,
lins alshnagh he has atlmi'ted
,har IRE position sppsarea y
~msxr ersnz,s issues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
Says Edison Is
Good Electrician,
But Poor Financier

okishoma CITY. Nay - -
Thomas A. rd'ser was character
sxsa a. ueea eject ssae, sut .
Nsry poor ssnsnessr~ ~ rhamas
wcAdsms. prssldsn, ~ ne Arss.
lean Hsnkers Association. before
Tee state eenversser 81 tns okla.
ma eAnkers' AssSeisslov.
Mr.. MeAsAns referred 10
statement which ne ssss Edison
rad rsde 10 sks sffses shss shs
unssed states should " lns sass
ameunts " paper woney
The speaker oselafra she sses
wAs unxsuwd. unfinsaclal ara
s,nusd lead 10 eenoltlons here such
80 exist In Russia aeo Germany.
which are ssocdsa vita worthless
paper meeey. "Mess % car trouble
ls bsnlna us." ne said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

stated
Al one time in 1921 the deposisors
guaranty fund was solvent with about
so, 40 tosits credit, according 10 A.
u. Henry of Kisfcr, member of the
executive committee Bansk that were
nationalized at that time. or While The
guaranty fupd was solvent would not
be liable to pay d share III the losses.
he deelafsss bnt those state banks that
had the berefif Of the guaranty fund
during iss period Of soIvency and who
then Withdrew from tbs system rather
than take she losses that have since
occurred should be required 10 stand
their part in the loss existing Al The
time of conversion, be said.
Official AsIted 70 nGaks Demand
The executive commiktee of fhe
Sfa<e Banksxx a&sesiation Win Ak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
DANIEL kIsIER. LONG
TIME Resident. d. tD

narlcs Kiacer prpninent soaih
IJogsan farmer snd stoeknan djad 81
'lI-rs, o'csoek shsa morning after :
shorx Illness. Funeral services wHI
~ fes6 ThursdaY morning st ~
o'riDck a sg Nzry's ehefch
T1e deceased sas a b0ag tme rrsa~
dent "a Logsa cxmufy.
E-se late farm home two rnIles
sgm'A a the eiiy ia ouo of the sbow
p1ax~s - ths voun,y EElx death a. i
6ia.ref loas 10 the conimansty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
INTEREST 0> vICIOny
NOTES OFF atNE u

.waahlmwlon. Mag sss~sinsareas nn
i IA per cent yiesUfy notes eeases
luna is, Secretary Melton said
sIanday IA statement calling ~
.entiom a. tho sransary's avsF "
redeem nj pmg and accrued Interest
Ii thar data aIl mates " sha ssaa".
To date. ha said. about sloa ,pa0'0oe
st tnpss notes have hsea .radvenisa'
leaving aslococo00 N lhs \ ~ PER
cent vietory anses still outstanding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
r u. swANk CANDIDATE ron
M ELEcrion FROM stn DISTRICT

judge n. H. aMank haA Dann a
lnember of Congress since March 4,
1921 ne haa spoken la camgFeaa
several times during this part ~ hlA
first lerm. The trat Bit h. lnsrp-
duend wax his Farmers Warehouse
isllI ana hu II ulll fighting for ihe
hllI I, ~ Endorsed BY Hon q. a
lsatatri. l'Fesident 20 thn Farmers
Educational and, Cooperative Union
OF America and BY more than one
hundred ana thirty farm orgenisa-
tom In Oklahoma. and hy othsr
business mnn no bau pat through
irvre than sixty Compensation
Claims fof uar Ks service boys. more
than thirty five pensscn claims ipf
soldiers IN other warH and has put
fiss private hliIs through the Iiouae.
iie II nsmber " the Committees
~ lntflan Aftalfa and Mines ami
Ninins. two ~ the maet Important
ecmmitsss assignments for Okla.
hema, Ne IN aIao member ~ the
fomnltiee en- indanirial Arts sna
Expeditions
JudFe swsnk believes In sronDmy
and effiolgnry ana vii ~ aide n
rendrr better service The neAt term
and ahDuld Va ss elected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
Extra Copies
OF The Leader

An extra edition of The Leader,
containing all storm ne~s and
pictures of the high school FAC
ulsy. graduating ciass Of 1922.
elsts poem, ''ciass psophesy" and
afslsss Viii" viii be ready Tor dIa.
ssi''stion Thursday. " you want
exsfs copies phone The order 10
s's Leader business orioe not
later than Wednesday morning
Ewua copies . eenth phors 70.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
KHAN DENOUNCED ny
CALIFORNIA -BtDDIi.>'

Ssm Frzzrssen. May ss---Staie sx-
erusgre cowrnsssemsmem q the Amaefi-
cna LeEson yesterday rassed resoaa !
sA0ak oppesssng the principles ~ ne
Er Klux gssn ame co1rendisg J9aa
n. Qufnn. saase co., rsznaer sor re
ssrmsnr srmn the ~Intfsshse Erapira
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
IsEyOI.i TIONiRN MOVE
MENT IN ICtRt6ut

FFT IhN AAsfsrtNiNd FFFHA
M&uaKua, Me. May =. RcYolJ-
slonsYy movement broke out here
isxt night AGAINST President Diego, a
'bs "a of rcs,els SEEKING fortress Iona,
commanding this ely Upon repreS-
ontasl0ns from tho American minis
ter. John w. RsmeT hVwerer. fhe
fcvolpttnists later agreed iWrn
the fort over 20 the commander 81
The American marines At 10 o'cioek
laa, night. 70 be given back 10 the
government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
VETERAN or MEXICAN WAR.
AGED foa IS DEAD

fisy Tho Associated rress
Petersburg. Va. May - Ma1or
Joseph Samuel lAngford, ag~i io2.
veteran Of the Mexican and confed
crate Wars, died Al his hone her
yesterday. He was born In Nor
folk, September -. 1919, He aftfi-
hated his longevity 70 ahscnso from
lntoxlcanss and ssi,auco
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
Crooks Arc Found
In Government Po-
sitions In Mem York

wsshlnaseal NAY n Discovery
ssrevph ~Fsness eFsaslna~ shas
ssFty esre ~ are eco smsgsyes "a
shs registry asssssan " shs Nsw
SNfk naststtIss had sewlNal vses
esws wss reported - pfvslasNs
FtsssGna sedsy ~ asslng ssessmssssF
nasslsu 90 ME vssasn sem an W,
vestlrAslen ~ sh~ New sesk osflee
Az 81 she forty nlne nave he#n
dsoepsa frum shs service. NJ. nars
lstt said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

New York. May - Lady Nancy
As,or slipped ont of ihe slsnsfea
role or alateswoman arsss. feNin'As
leader laat night when she WAS
handed ealfesram II read.
lady Bug, Lady nug ny away home
''yonf house Is on flre.
rAnd your children all gone.
tglgnedl '9,ohby, HllIy. WlhAlf'
Deyid, Michael Jake
These" she explained "are my
children. Evidently ! shall have ~
warm welcome At home as | have
had here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
HOMES DAMAGED ay sroRMs

Tsrasio of sunday caased much
uenAwes TO Tesldencag on Noblo and
Cleveland avenues on NoAas the
Iiiixd. SeeleY, rattersoa Nirton Ad
ler ana Niblack residences were aer-
EASY damaged. Several tonaes were
satnal'y nnroofnd Several fotcllo~
we~s flown away anf au llaeea SIT
fere.I tho loss IL tfoes Carpenters
essl1ata that entire rev roofs will
have 10 BE made on many llast Noble
homes :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
BUSINESS BUILDINGS l'JRr

rho storm knocked or the chim
Ireys and destroyed largu nortlDna q
r~nfrT and coinier work GA the lilFr
ssal. Nlcsls. King and I)alIy Leader
bulldiqgx on Harrison tyenssH, a
prmct caliy naw roof on one ~ tna
i.eafor t,ulldinrn was bally damaged
and unused leakage on gsshinarS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
= N
\ ]

X ~ is a n
a = uthuvitlea Il rvrnRl
sdYlE III fhe evidence II Il lnamss.l
eonnvets thpm with twu pulEes
mnrslers, hunsh plats hsatlagx AMI
property damage ID the extent III
approximately Al.nnusno
Attorneys Inr lslw Tim uHr.
phy. stFres sweeper and Rsa work.
er nulonH head t'red NADER.
preasslrns u she ghlearn Binding
Trades 'paneil. and Con Shea.
80 sihv tNeafFv iaultuF's ugslun. an.
esfAa spi Intention Iast nlxht ~
demand 4 writ whseh w0nEsi w.
uuirw John Miller alleged enn+
fe.arl driver ~ the ausuuluhlls
which The fwu pnlleemen wrFe
shat a. death ta know what In*
formation he had glven ~ The
pslIcv T'ieay declared attorneys
wefe aware ~ thc text 1T MilIef Il
statement They salI MlIlrF and
hsw companion. started IN 4 rnhs
hvry foF q SeaF. and that ihN ~
multinv murdsrx could net he
linked ~ with Nader. She's "
Murphy
III eumhAt tAia Aien, states "
tnrney yesterday fushr IA dnten
~ more witnesses before she Rfand
Jury and claimed evidence VISA
Tlvpn ID connect the hlg thfeuv
with the terrorism, siuggsnwa.
humhlngx and murders
meanwhile the plea ~ Charles
q Fitxuorria. chief ~ pallee ier
1 900 more memhers Tor she
chicago police gained fures With
atmlemenls from eiyie leWfera,
and early to-day Il was elaSraeh
sufficient aIdIemHnle vuteN wsrr
assured 10 put shrpuuh au nnarH
eney measure This afternoon nps
nrnpriatInM sufficient fiuslA ~
nav Alx months salaries for sl'aM'
additional policemen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Tse rxre ~fSntefs~ sggnxtsd wv
N0rs Fsss~mhsrBDn las A,een eelecsea
Ay skr svners 10 fhe cffhcasl narnr
syr the gsathrfe tase aSsi team Ms~
Fsrrk Asrzca has hxer 5rnm4nted w.ta
q savsys fsckes 10 the gxnes
Csrsr r2mea spernssseI tp1cw ca
G~frrx. TAe M@~pnx Pirates. Rasd =
erz. Tsserx Bear cstF. s0onsrx.
Braves Bo0zseFs. Peseh Parkere-
Cix-se. Herc9lisnrn. Cnshrse Artes-
txns rFeaHfAzsprfsrx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
NAyt OR MAKES
LivEsTock SALE

Mr. A. G. Naylor Logan county
farmer was " The Oklahoma National
stork Yards, 0klahoms City. ycster-
day With string u cattle that went
to fefdars including 10 steers Of s7s
gin 4 average that brought $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
Belfast
Irish In
Ne1yMOpe
BULLETIN



Belfast, May q. TIE Ulster
authorities today arrested every
officer Of the Irish rspuhhc2r
army that could he found In TIC
Six counties az northern Ireland
Hundreds were seired in q SUI,
prise roundup. moss of them he.
ing taken from bed.
The Ulster government an.
ncunced that members or TIE
Irish republican army. Irish re,
publican brotherhood, Irish vel,
urtesrs. the Sim Fesn, girl
guides and boy scouts were
liable to arrest and prosecution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

The flyeFs reported the aky gynw
10 dark Il vas smpoAAlhlu 10 sen thu
ground over most of tins COURSE
Danger Of colliaipn lurked ahsaa In
the black Rloudbanhs ~ the pilots
srei through the storm.
Large haIIstones ehippea Hplintera
from the thin eutslag aAass os the
propellers. ra,led on the wing fahFlC
aud iashed the faces IL ihn flyaFs
Lieutenant shleh" 8hsn of thu
Chinese navy. student flyer. was
forecd down noar Mangam, OKLA.
g.s~sss~~v@e~sssteis -su.Asaaaissses
irontimied on page a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
no REVOLUTION IN svLcAaIA

Try The AA@aeivffd ffrNA
Vienna. May - Apr,rontIy no
revolution has taken plafp 10 BuI-
aarla belgrade adyices aud also
tht Buigarisn legation, minimixe shs
reported troubles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

l1sy IkS Associated prsas
Barcelona. Msy 20 Flsa perNons'
Including Two children. we're Killed
and 10 injured IL motorcycle racc
haro today.
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ON arcount of storm damage NJ
~ pnrk the d. Nolay dance has
heen postponed 10 Friday evening
Jane O. =
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The executive council Ii still work.
Ink upon a practical plan 10 solve The
problems Of the state banks. members
say, and the bankers viii make no
attempt 10 repudiate the liabilities ~
fbe guaranty system. nor 40 they ask
the state ~ donate ti toward the
liquidation of the debt. However the
council Ii satisfied ihnt the state "A
both morally aud Legally bound 10 re-
imburse the dspositors OF filled banks
n caibtd upon 10 do 80.
However, the state bankers feel
that the balance will not be so bur-
densome when the converted hanks
(contlnesd - rass n
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coNcRErE ROAD FROM
OKLAHOMA CITY TO EpMoNn

Contract hAs bssn IA by The
county commissioners cf Oklahoma
scuniy for a Az mile streteh et
concrete road leading from tho
pavement 10 that city north y Ed~
mond, II proposed 10 Join Etmond
and oklahoma City tsuaily with =
concrete road.
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Oxr~1K. zxentN ara tensnts afe
reg@esse1 to irnmeesatelY hsvs the
'zlIss tres bwsnehes zps other RIB
fAsh hzuseS a~ay Pkc1e No, srr
lnrrwstnun
WIZ N. MITCHELL
commsxsprsy u puailc safety
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good their part IN the fund deficit. As
tlisy benefited from the fund while II
was solvent.
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HlnH SCHOOL ANNUAL 10 RGApv
knswisbok hish school annual win
he leAay for dIasrimtion Il ne O.
operative "wednesday ipornlns. 0pt-
seF'hxrs beiss uionsr ~ espy &i<lI
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Fight Is
On tOFree
2mbers

Z Afs'1e laFRs8 FFVeN
Nay aa ehIeaxo Ii.
l'fvv to-day planned
'FFogt n obtain slwlv
iall un lulsMlW. az fall
raat HI furve the eliv
llthuviIEea q rvywkI
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fcoa,Gnaed on vase ~
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