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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
Bon1bi Il
Featu les
Stiike

"Nr'Fh
Chicago. Aug ~ The walk.
out ~ thv Chicago II Alton train.
men al koodhonse. M, "A over
striking enginemen and company
officials met at Slater. Mo. III q
move 10 end the T.. n "A. tleup
there. The u " railroad labor
hoard continued ila hearing on
the application III maintenance of
way employees fur increases Ia
wages Five men were held ON
charges az murder in connection
with the Michigan Central wreck
~ Gary, Ind, August 10, when
two ~ the train crew were
Killed
These were important develop
fuvnta IN shs railroad situation
today following hamh untrawea.
Nhootings, wreck plots and invcs
LEGATIONS by federal. state and
private operatives during the last
"A hours.
The Chicago 4 Alton which
has been one az the chlaf suffer.
ers from strike complications
since the xhopmenx walkout
July !. prepared 10 uuravsl tho
traffic fangleE on stA Western
linas With the settlement at
koodhouse The road began ar.
rnnRcmenis for i daylight scheh.
ule for It's traina The unauthor.
ised strikes by train service un.
ions had virtually paralyxed the
4, 4 A since last Friday.
While Chicago and Gary police.
federal operatives and railroad
detectives dug into their invsstir
| cations ~ the Gary wreck and
other alleged sabotage plots In
which train wrecks were part
Of pspgran Of terrorism sspa-
ratn inquiries we're In progress
into an attempt 10 ditch the cali.
forniaF Florida flisr on the Friseo
sysiems at raplsyiIIe. Tenn, and
the dynamislnv ~ Chicago \ AL.
ton railroad bridges ut Drake
and Whitehall, m
lsombin9 of the homes of rail.
road employees ~ bloomington,
| IN. and Montgomery, Ala, tha
shooting of q q. a A. Waterman
Ia Chicago Il gun fight between
railroad guards and q aniper NJ
Moline. III. aud the dvuamiting
| Of a bridge at Spuda. Fla, were
emnng strike disorders reported
from different SECTIONS of the
country.
| Discovery Ok an inflammahIe
bomb near q gasoline storage
tank al Flint, Mich. increased
the rapidly growing list OF the
nations industrial uphsavala.
| A number OF maintenanne of
wny employees 81 the Missouri
| Pacific. who joined Aympathctic
strike III jefferson City. Mo, re-
turned 10 work
| Federal agents al Hammond.
liza. arrested Oscar n. Joiner,
chief Of the city police and his
assistant, Thomas II Gillian, on
charges Of violating injunctions
granted 10 the Illinois Central
railroad The arrests were made
IN connection with the arrest of
a deputy sheriff o. Pike county,
Miss, hy the Hammond police.
1880 ...s....s =. ...a--.~.a-as.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
OKLAHOMA Lv[NUE DUs|-
NESS LOT GOES FOR SONG
While Others Slept Wise Bird
Grabs Valuable Piece Of
Property Al Low
Price

Real estate sharks we're evidently
taking their eiestA yesterday at :
o'clock when the sheriff cred sale
OF real estate 10 partition.
But there was one Wise bird wide
awake, Charley llosfmayer hoasht
the property east of the lone hotel ON
the south aide of Oklahoma Msenuc,
Lot a block 81 East Guthrie, for
sGTs The property Il vastly worth
g.. 900,
The sale was IN the matter OF the
partition of seai estete Involving the
estate Of the late n y. Todd
a number o. other fieces Of city
property were dIsposed Of and nil
were sold at unusualls low Figures
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
STRIKERS. ~ SEEMS,
WON THIS BATTLE

noodhouse. ut. Aug ag-~After
promisIng train men who had auis
work last Friday that he would give
them every THING but the railroad"
vice President A, p Titus Of the CHI
caxo and Alsm railroad esNmpany NJ
7ao o'ciok this morning had the
satisfaction of sesing the first train
Ia sixty hours leave Hoodhoass.
'saring two passengers 70 w. Louis.
Il came through from Jacksonville.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
gnromBEp MEN HELPED STAGE
A MOVIE PICTURE

Jackson. caliiy Aug. 10 ~ Men Who
may never see tho llght Of day again
Al a rcsul, Of the ArEouaut fire May
come TO life Oh the motion picture
screen. A San Francisco film com
pany recently visi,ed tbs mine 70 gat
true scenes or tho mother lode county
as motion picture background, Many
men Of the Argonaut mine took past
ia the filming OF the picture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
LASHED TO WHEEL or
AUTO, MAN DROWNED

kansss City, Aug. 2s,--Authorites
OF Wysndotte county. Kansas, are pre-
,rsrlno this afternoon to recover from
tho Missouri river an automobile, 70
the steering wheel Of which the Body
'cs ! man wxs supposed to be iashed.
Acting on an anonymous tip.the su-
'thoritiss sent divers into the river
aste yesterday and just before dark
they reported they had found such :
car and that white man had been
Bound 70 II The Zip had Indicated
shs3 the body Of negro would be
found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
RoTARiANs TO ENTERTAIN
SCHOOL noys AND GIRLS

Ro,arlans viii entertain school
boys and girls cf the sth srado a, tho
Scouts Camp. south Of The Country
Club thm evening with a . o'clock
dinner, after which there will be
fun frolic.
The regular Tuesday noon luncheon
was dispersed with today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
4 Life Every
s Minutes, Due
10 Corelessness

Dstrest. Aso. 4s.--csrsisss Amer.
lcas tel ~ seelssntai dsashs Dur.
Inc is2o ~ss 7Acoo. . ssfs avery six
~lnstss seeordsna % repors u ths
national sstesy eeSneR ~ eleventh
anrysi sxfety esa9ress here today.
White tAs 1870 sei from al pub.
lic. ird1strssl accidents. was = ~.
crease os loo over sstt. the begin
rsro es the Secsde the balance on
the credit eide o. the lsco ledger
~ss enly zoo over the 1919 sisures
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
TRoTrER TRIAL TO be
LONG DRAWN OUT

McAlester. Aug. 2ss--The Rev. J G.
Trotter's preliminary promises 70 be
one OF the fDngest drawn out OF any
in the history Of Pittsburg county. for
every step OF the state TO fasten up
on the defendant alleged acts Of irreg-
ulsssty In the handling Of finances OF
Brooks institute, IL fought By Trotters
attorney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
HARDING ORDERS WORK TO
RtClN ON WILSON DAM

WASHINGTON, Ang. ~. Funds
totaIIins ssoo,coo have bsea anthor-
irsd by President Harding 10 enable
army engineers 10 hsgin construction
work on tho Wilson dam. ~ MuscIs
shoals. Ala, on an sxsensivs xosie
pending nae ot tho s71ooeoo appvo-
priatsd By congress which becomes
available October I, Il was ofiiciaiiy
announced today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
NATIONAL OFFICE
70 STATE NAN

w. 4. Jzrret. secretary of the ftate
phsrmscy board. has been made
Chairman Of me executive COMMITTEES
cf the national association Jarrett
has just returned from meeting q
the national association last week az
Cleveland. Ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

Summary OF Game
Two paae Hits: Parker; NJ. VIII
iians; struck out: by Graham .. by
Cason 8: Base on Balls; off Graham
/. OK Jennings i; off cason 3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

Detrolt--The estate OF the late John
r. Dodge, automobile manufactures,
was valued at S3s .Se1 .6k8,4I :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

Victoria. B. c.~-The British Coli
umbla government announced a sharp
reduction In liquor prices, especially
in beer and wines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

neilerille. Ill.--Aviatlon officials
announced plans for the first tians-
continental lighter -than-air flight
Sept. /, when the air~hlp Cg will at
tempt the flight. starting at Langley
Field, Va.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

Santiago, Chile. Auk. ra The Chii-
can steamship it4la, 2.soo tons. saak
today OF the Chilean eoast near CO.
quimbo All TIM passsngss. number-
'ns 40. snd ne crew * n. wsFs 'osh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
Over the Wire

New York French securities fsll
TO new low levels ON the stock OK
change. i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

Los Angeles Norman selby. tKid
Mccoy applied for license TO wed
Mrs. Jasqucline A. Mcdowell of Balti-
more. IL was recorded al McCoy's
ninth venture In mauimony.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-04-28
MiStnl zprayy.
Z krajanSkvCh kruhI.

- P. Adolf Klimes, p. Josef Kr
g manzelkou. D. Karel Masopust
p. Jos. Popek a sestra Marie Pope
odeiedou s obchodni Americkou w
pravou do Ceskoslovenska. Vypra
va citajici asi 260 1castn1k6. vyje
de z New Yorskeho pTfstavu lod
George Washington 6. kvetna
- Rodin9 o. Franka Vostrejse
cislo 3042 Boston ul., narodila 81
zdraya dceruska
= Rodin9 D, Thomase C. Man
ming a manzelky Marie (rozene
Bumba) narodil Sc zdravy hosfk.
- Basen: David zpiva, zasla.
ma nam k uvefejn6ni nasim legiona.
FEM. D. Harlem Porkatem, uveTej-
n9na jest We vnitTnf casti tohotv ci-
sla.
- MIadez kostela Cesko- Moray
skych Bratfi pTipravuie Sc ku uspo-
fadanf bazaru a jahodoveho vecirku
v druhe polovici m6sfce ky9tna.
- Ma stavbe skolnf bDdovy pro
ceskou svobodomyslnou skolu EAU
gustin Herman. pocato bylo dne
19. dubna. Skola postavena bude
ma rohu Ashland avenue Glover
ulice.
= Oslavu prvniho kvetna pofada
Del. Vzdel. Spolek "Pokrok" v
pond6lf, dne l kvetna, SokoIovne
v 8 hodin vsc Ger. Program jest Sc
staven nasledovn6: /. Proslov. 2.
Sborove zp9vy p9veckeho Krouzku
'Hlahol' pod fizenlm o. E. Slapa-
ka, 8. Jednoaktovka: fDcera pra.
ce". kterou sehrajf nasledujici: pi.
M. Lapacek. pi. e. Krej6lk. sic. A.
Bernard. Daie palss: "A. VanGu. 1,
V. Picek. F. Cincibus ml j Picek.
Kus tento jest velice krasny, kazdy
dobfe uvidf rozdfI mezi delnikem
kapitalen. Program bude ukoncen
ziVym obrazem. Pc programu ma
sleduIe tanecni zabava pfi uniove
hudbe p. F. Elsnice. Vstupne 35c
val. danf. Ku velke navstev9 kaz-
deho uctiV6 Eve poFadaiicf vybor.
Minute pond9li, "a. dubna po-
fadal Sbor Katolick5ch Sokol6 Kar
la w. velkolepy Piles v Katolicke
budove ma Madison a Duncan ul.
Navst6Va byla velka a vysledek u
spokojivy. Pfi hudbe sok. M. Hro-
madky Sc vse veselilo az pozde do
noel neb zabavni vybor Sc postaral
veskere obcerstyenf, TAX re kazdy
sc mile pobavil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-04-28

milovane slecince vid9t. iak nakla-
dali temi dopisy. Zajiste by sprl.
skla ruce mad hlavou pfi pohledu.
jsk slapou hazi pytly, v nichz
jsou psani pima yzdech1 touhy.
Pied vstupem na pevninn Bremach
pfiidou nemeeti 1fednici prohlizeti
pasy. vyptavati Sc, mnoho Ii ma
kazdy cestuiicf pen6z pfi snb6 tn
pfipominam, by Sc ia lny neobaval
ze mu penize vezmou aneb ze Mich
bude platiti. To Jest pouze forma-
ita. V Bremach vsak pocina kfizo.
va costa vydiranf cestu jfcich kdo
Sc nedovede opfft anebo chce pla-
titi. tax zde poflnato uplaceni. KITE
re trva az ma m;eto, kan cestuiici
chce jeti hlavne sc to d9je pfi tez.
kych zavazadlech. Zde jest dobTe
sc ohraditi proti vydiranf energicky.
A kdyz Bremach iede vice cestu-
jicich IL. tfidy, tax hned ho chytf ty
lodnl agentury a tam Sc clcvek musi
umet dobfe ohrazovat proti t6mto
piiavicim, "a spatne jidlo a pitt ci-
tail velike penize, ovsem kdo jde do
mesta. pochodi lepe, ale u nadrazi
goodbye. Tam sobe pracuii
vsickni do ruky a dobry pozorovatel
sezna. jak zde. tt CO prohlizi zava-
zadla prodavaci jldel napoid Sc
castuji zdarma "a penize cestujf.
clch. A po draze v Nemecku jest
to same. PTi vstupu ma rodnou
p1du Decline myslite, kdyz slysite
tn svoji mateTstinu, ze bude lepe.
vsak opet jste sklamani, neb zde
jest hojne tech Duetsch- Bochm1 ii
take jen "a ty dolary pracuji We
prospech ceskosIov. republiky sice
jak restauraci tax zTfzenci ba
lfednfci, kteri rikaii. ze mali pine
ruce prace, ale We skutecnosti nede-
laji mic leda "a dobre tucne zpropit-
ne. Radim kazdemu. by sobe nechal
vyclit zavazadla az ma posledni sta
nici kan jede kde jest celni 1Tad.
to sc dozvl ma hranicich to, co da
temto pobert1m do krku. usetfi.
ia vycIfval Praze a tam jiz Sc
slusne iedna, ovsem co podleha clu
jako tabak, mydlo. kava. latky
pod, z toho musi platit. Ovsem ze
netreba to sebou vozit, ponevadz
neni zde nedostatek a vse sc koupi
kdyz pTemeni penize, tax to pfijde
jeste lacineji a ty nepfijemnosti ma
kazdy usetfeny. To jest asi vse. CO
mohu povedeti a proto radfm kaz-
demu, by proti vsemu 1strku Wy.
dirani sc ohradil jak ma lodi, tax
ma zemi neb vse pocne hned New
Yorku.-~-~
Zdravim vsecky kraiany zname
az trochu seznam pomery zde, tn
podam Ease zpravu casop. "Tele.
grafu". zdali totiz mne il uvefejnf,
coz doufam ze ano. '.Telegraf''
dostavam spravn6 jsem rad. ze
isem 81 jej predplatil.
Ma zdar!
Jos. Reichl,
C+ronXioo =, D~oh,,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-04-28
oOA 0A4SASC ~ dtIy
Zeny yalelci narody jmenuji
YrahY.

Narodove vypovfdaiici valku me-
Ii by byti zarad4ni do te same tTi-
dy, do niz dan jest jednotlivec. kite.
ry blfzniho sveho vrazdi. v duchu
tom podany projednavany byly
resoluce zpravy 1ternim sezenf
lfgy volicek. Valka dne toho jako
postrach, ktery konvence rada by
znicila. V sezeni odporueeno bylo
zflzenl mezinarodnfho spolup1sobenf
ku pFedejiti valkam. Konvence "a.
haiena byla hotelu Belvedere 4.
tery rano. V konvenci odporucena
byla kongresu ku pfijeti pfedloha
Towner-Sterling, ktera pracuje
to, aby zfizen byl vladni odbor W.
chovy, iehoz predseda byl by sekre-
tafem presidentov9 kabinetp.
Spolu schvaleno, aby statni zakono-
darny postaraly Sc Hucenou nav
stevu skol po~9 8 meslc1 rocne pro
vsechnyditky mezi 6 a Is rokem.
Guentheriv pivovar ma byti
zayfen.:
Distriktnfm navladnfm podana
byla zadost' ku vladnfmu soudu o
zavteni Guentherova pivovaru ma
dobu jednoho roku. Sprava pivo-
varu obyinena jest,z vafila siln9j-
II fiszli pAl procsntnf p:vo. j
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-04-28
Poraneni nemeckou bombou.

Dva voiaci zkusebni stanice A
berdeen, Md, poraneni byli bonn
bou. Bomba spola s jinyrni pfive-
ze ma byla 20 valce do Soustati ev-
ropskeho bojiste, ably zde n6mecke
stfelivo zkoumanu. Podle vypoye
di d1stojnik1 ualezli voiaci: kapral
Maynard Jackson. dosud zachova.
lou bombu. v okamziku. kdyz
Maynard il drzel, ,vybuchla a utrhla
mu ruku vedle jineho zranenf. ia
ckson popalen byl obliceii a ma O.
cfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-04-28
SpOlkovy vestnik.

Clen1m a pffznivc6m Klubu Mia.
deze Ear 81 dovoluje klub oznamiti,
ze otevfeni formalnf shoru "Auro-
ra" ie odlozeno 80. dubna ma me-
deli. dne Z. kvetna. Pficiny jsou
rdzne, pocasi chladne asi nejd1lezi-
t9jsi.
Vsichni clenove klubu necht' se
dostavf ma vecfrek poradan5 tuto
sobotu 8. E. Bernat. z hod. ve-
Ger, "a pficinou rozloueeni 8 nasfm
clenem Ad. Klimesem, ktery odiiz-
di do Czech. Pfedseda.
JenOm til jmena pOdana.
Mestske rad9 podana byla behem
pond9lnfho zasedanf m6stsk5m ad-
vokatem jenom til jmeua kandidatn
zTizenc1 Lidoveho soudu. Navrze-
nj byli diva demokrate jeden repu-
blikan. Demokraticti kandidate
jsou: Joseph Cilento, 78 n. Chester
ulice re Z. wardy. jenz nastoupiti
by mel misto Roberta Snydera a
Ephrain L. Bergman %. wardy.
Republikanskym kandidatem jest
Charles ]. Ryer "a. wardy.
Nikdo nedovede 81 vysvetliti,
proc nebyla zaslana jm6na vsech
kandidat1 Sc konsteblovskych mist.
Mezi nespokojen5mi raduimi jest
mas ceskf radnf. August Klecka,
jenz spolu s Drem. Everhartem Wy.
iafdil v zasedani rady svoji nespo-
kojenost'. Jest domnenka. ze "a
slana til jmena byla ienom I'VE
dy". iak m9stska rada je uvita.
Cilento a Bergman jsou pocteni "a
Mahonovce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-04-28
Zatcen pro pSam faIeSnych
checkI.

zaloby hrnou Sc proti Williamu
B. Smootovi, l402 Eutaw Place,
ienz zatcen byl pro vydavanf nepra-
vych checkd. Pred zatcenfm jeho
podano proti podvodnfku deset Ia
lob. Krone Baltimore. Smoot
pracoval New Yorku, Washingto.
nu, Scranton q snad jinde.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-05
Missing Missourian
Charged With Arson
In St. Louis Warrant

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 3.-Charging
arson and grave robbery, a warrant
was in the hands Of the police today
for the arrest Of Harry r. Brenn,
who has been missing since the
night of September rs, shortly before
his garage at Oakville, Mo-, St. Louis
county, was destroyed by fire. In
the ruins of the fire was found a
charred body, which at first was be-
lieved to be that Of Brenn, but later
determined to be that if Miss Celes-
tine Schneider, which was stolen
from it's grave in Mount Hope GENE
terry.
A warrant also was sworn out
against Brenn's wife, who is under
arrest in connection with the case.
The warrants charge Brenn with
having stolen the corpse from the
cemetery, placing 1t in his garage
and setting fire to the garage. The
motive, according to the police, was
to obtain $4,000 insurance, which
Brenn carried.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-05
How ManyP Pounds Would You
Like to Gain in a Week?

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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-05
CRAVE MISCONDUCT.
IN |ND|CT|NC, SAYS
HOOPER ALEXANDER

Hooper Alexander, former United
States district attorney, issued a
statement Tuesday declaring that
there was official misconduct Of the
gravest character" in obtaining the
recent indictment charging him with
attempting to influence the federal
grand jury. and strongly intimat-
ing that a Searching investigation"
at which further disclosures" would
be made, would be forthcoming.
Attorney Alexander's statement
follows a statement by District At
torney Clint W. Hager, Monday, in
which 1t was stated that the indict-
ment was secured without Mr..
Hager's knowledge or consent. The
district attorney announced that the
charges would be nol-prossed.
Mr.. Alexander's Statement
Mr.. Alexander's statement fol-
lows:
"That was a most remarkable
statement that was carried In the
morning paper as coming from the
district attorney. That a citizen
should become the object Of mere
political prosecution is a circum-
stance of grave import. If true, it
seems to call for a searching inves-
tigation. In my opinion the state
ment of the district attorney Is too
mild, and if the commissioner of in
ternal revenue and the attorney gen.
eral care to investigate conditions
for which the departments must pe
held responsible I can furnish them
some data that will make a valuable
starting point.
"I note, however, that the dis
trict attorney says he knew nothing
Of it. Possibly so, but hear Tu-
mors to the effect that one of his as
sistants denies this and says that,
on the contrary, he was present In
the grand jury room assisting in the
prosecution.
Revenue Man in Jury Room
"I have no personal knowledge az
to the facts, but think my infor-
nation is perfectly reliable that
there was a revenue officer in the
grand jury room participating in the
proceedings, and think, there ought
to be some inquiry on that subject.
The officer in question could not pos
sibly know anything to testify, and
his intrusion was unlawful. What
sort of harangue he was there to
deliver, I do not know, nor how he
got there, but am entitled to infor-
mationfon the subject.
"InYthe meanwhile, the facts that
have/thus far come out in the wash,
are that there has been official mis-
conduct of the gravest character for
which the district attorney disclaims
responsibility and which he ascribes
to the malice Of certain other per-
sons whom he does not name.
81 shall await further develop
ments with some interest. I hear
that something else is to be started
against me. Doubtless it will pro-
duce further disclosures"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-05

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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-05
MONTGOMERY QUIET
AFTER DISORDERS
Of MONDAY NIGHT

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. s.
Montgomery was quiet today fol-
lowing a night OF excitement which
resulted when crowd made re-
peated demonstrations in an eff
fort to storm the county Jail, where
Joe Terrell, negro, alleged slayer of
George Wilson, county game warden,
was inprisoned>la yesterday.
Before firemen and military could
dispurse the mob, five men were
wounded. They are: Rev. A. j.
Stokes, well-known negro minister,
shot in head and seriously hurt.
James W. Prescott, shot acct
dentally, seriously wounded.
Herbert Miller, shot in hip, not
seriously hurt.
Edward Peal, negro, seriously
wounded by members Of mob.
w. A. Warren, assaulted by po-
uceman, not serious hurt.
! Authorities announced that Ter
rell had been removed early today
ito another prison" The negro was
shot in the hip by a posse which cap
tured him near Union Springs.
A negro theater in the downtown
section was closed early in the night
and the negro population was warn
ed by police Ito go home" They
generally obeyed promptly.
- Daylight revealed scars of the
crowds vengeance. One side Of the
prison was peppered with various
kinds Of shot and bullets. The uni
form Of a fireman who was directing
the water onslaught was pierced by
bullet. Although great provoca-
ton at times was offered, military
officers say they refused to allow
guardsmen to return the fire of the
crowd, which was mainly directed
in the air and toward the upper Sec
tons of the Jail.
The county grand jury was as
sembled today in extraordinary ses-
sion to inquire into Terrel's case.
The military remained on duty about
the county prison.
JOE TERRELL TAKEN
TO BIRMINGHAM JAIL
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 3.-Joe
Terrell, negro, charged with killing
George Wilson at Montgomery and
for whose life crowd clamored last
night, was brought to Jefferson
county jail here TODAY.
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sought legal aid in an effort ( to
prove that a mistake had been made
by the hospital.
Today Mr.. and Mrs. Rich will ap-
pear before Poormaster George Muir
ray, who announces he will give
them twenty-four hours TO accept
the child or face charges of aban-
donment.
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Wrong Baby Given
In Jersey Hospital,
Mother Declares

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 3.-Five
weeks ago when nurses at the Ber-
gen sanitarium handed Mrs. Bertha
Rich a baby, announcing it was her
daughter, she declined to accept the
child, declaring she had given birth
to a boy.
The baby remained in the care of
the Mothers Institute while, Mrs.
Rich and her husband, Edward
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 3.-Joe
Terrell, negro, charged with killing
George Wilson at Montgomery and
for whose life a crowd clamored last
night, was brought to Jefferson
county Jail here TODAY
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To Sell 400 Bales
Through Coop Body

ANDERSON, S. c., Oct. 3.-The
largest contract which has been
signed in this county in the Coop
erative Cotton Growers Marketing
association was with Joseph J. Fret
we'll. He will sell through this as
ISOLATION about 400 bales of cotton,
some of i. new crop. In all Mr.
Fretwell will make around 1000
bales on his large farm, which will
be sold through this association.
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Iiedenan Not to Seek
Savannah Mayoralty

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 3.-George
W. Tiedeman, three-times mayor Of
Savannah, has issued a statement
declining to run again as he had
been asked to do by a committee of
citizens. Mayor Stewart is expected
to run, but who will oppose him is
not known. The primary takes place
in December.