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The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
PEOPLES BLOC MAY
 CONTROL CONGRESS

Washington. Nov. 2o-Control of Congress by . militant peoples bloc is the objective disclosed by summons issued by LaFollette to leading progressive men. and wom- en thruout the country. He calls upon them to unite in laying down . constructive program of National Legislation and policy.
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EXTRA SESSION OF
 CONGRESS CONFINES

Washington, Nov. 2O-In an at mt sphere surcharged with political electricity, Congress was summon ed into extradordinary session by President Harding. The meeting took place at noon today. On one side were ranged democrats and progressives. Both parties were arrayed on the other or administra- ton side, many of whom were an- swering the call for the last time.
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SECRET DIPLOMACY
 STILL OBTAINS

Lausanne, Nov. 22-The Peace conference having organized 1t IS now ready to take up the task or restoring peace in the Near East.
 Effort of the Turkish delegation delegation for open sessions has been oyerruled and all news an- nouncements will be limited to formal communiques agreed upon by the Secretariat.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
JOINS SISTER IN VOLUNTARY
 FAST AS PROTEST

Dublin. Nov. 20-Miss Annie Mac sweeny has joined her sister Mary in voluntary fast as 8 protest against the latters detention by the Free State government. She arrived last night at Mount Joy prison where Mary is incarcerated She was accompanied by twelve other women and she announces her intention of staying at the pri- son gates. taking no food until her sister is released.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
HARDING 10 ADDRESS
 CONGRESS TO-DAY

Washington, Nov. z0-Harding is expected to address Congress to- morrow on the Ship Subsidy Bill for which a special session was called. The senate held session of one half hour. Mrs. WIS. Felton S7 years old. was there to be sworn ir as senator from Georgia by ap- pointment. but proceedings were delayed until tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
WOMAN WINS SEAT
 AS SENATOR

Washington, Nov. 22-Mrs. W H. Felton of Georgia won her fight yesterday for a seat in the senate She won without objection and be- comes the first woman senator.
 While she won without objection she was subjected to long delay, during which time the status of her appointment was e1haustively re- viewed.
 Mrs. Felton took the oath of office and wrote her name in the Senate Membership Book. Mrs. Felton was appointed by the governor of Georgia to fill the unexpired term of Senator Watson, deceased.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
CIEMENCEAU GETS IN BAD
 WITH CONGRESS-

New York, Nov. 23-With United States senators denouncing him and 9 storm on the verge. of breaking iE Congress, because of his remarks Clemenceau invaded New England today on his campaign to win Am erica for France.
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HARDING PLAYS UP TO
 SENATE FARM BLOC

Washington, Nov. 23-President Harding realizes that the Senate Farm Bloc can give life or death to his proposed Ship Subsidy legisla- tion. Accordingly he is holding out promises of governmental rem edy- for nation wide farm ills as reward for the Bloc's withdrawal from opposition to the Ship Subsidy
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
GERMAN GOVERNMENT
 AND FACISTI CLASH

Munich. Bavaria, Nov. 21-The first conflict between the Berlin government and German Facfsti, headed by Adolph Hitler. occurred when Berlin ordered the Facisti meetings at Hamburg suppressed.
 The government ordered that the special train, which had been grant eo to Hitler and his 500 shell shock troops be cancelled.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
SEA TUG
 RESCUES TWO STEAMERS

Seattle Nov. 22-Lashed by a terrific gale the tremendous sea tug Monarch" has accomplished the rescue of two disabled steamships, the Stuart Dollar and Bessie Dollar. The rescue took place 507 miles west of Cape Flattery. The Mon arch hooked them up tandem be- hind her and lowed them into port.
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ing his life. The letter was signed "A World War Veteran"
BI,AMF.S T.. $. FOR
 EUROPEAN UNREST

New York, Nov. 23-Clemenceau. sI eakir5 before the Chambe" CT Com Ierce of the State of New York. declared that America had lefs France in the lurch after the war and is to blame for the cause of un- rest in which Europe now seeths.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
GOVT CONTROL OF NATIONAL
 RESOURCES FOR WAR

New York, Nov.20-National de- fence plans of the War Department contemplate governmental control of the entire resources of the coun- try under an effective Board of Con- troI. according to general Pershing who spoke before meeting Of the Merchants Association.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
MEXICAN STEAMER
 RUNS AGROUND

Mexicah, Lower California. Nov. 2O-Eighty two Mexican men, wo- men and children were drowned when a small steamer bringing them from Mazatalan. Mexico to Colon ranches in the Mexican lm- perial Valley. ran aground at the mouth of the Colorado river.
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IMPEACHMENT
 TO BE REVIEWED

Washington, Nov. 22-The inn peachment charges, brought against Attorney General Daugherty last session, will be reviewed before the House Judiciary Committee Thurs day. At this time meeting will be held to arrange for a preliminary bearing.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
SHIP SUBSIDY GIVEN
 PRIVILEGED STATUS

Washington Nov 22-The House today adopted a rule giving a privi- legged status to the administration Shipping Bill, which will be taken up tomorrow and voted upon finally on November 29th.
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DIRIGIBLE:S CAN SAFELY LAND
 AND PICK UP PASSENGERS

Belleville. H., Nov. 23-Offcers at Scott Field government air sta- tion announced that they have suc- cessfully demonstrated that dfrigi- ble airships can be landed handily during flight to pick up passengers from the ground.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
CJ,EsiENCEAU ARRIVES
 IN AMERICA

New York. Nov. 20-Clemenceau set foot upon American soil yester- day. He watched the approach Of the colorful welcome fleet and doh- ed his picturesque hat and swung 1t about his head. He was met down the Bay by representatives Of this and his own country.
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ASKS FOR SUPPRESSION
 OF FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS

Constantinople. Nov. 20-Rafet Pasha has asked the allies to sup press all foreign newspapers in Con stantinople and that all foreign schools be placed under Angora government control.
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FORMER AGENT OF RAHLROAT
 CAUGHT WITH STOLEN GOODS

Seattle Nov. 21-Caught with stolen goods in his possession Geo. S. Clark, former special agent for the Milwaukee railroad, resisted arrest and was shot and probably fatally wounded by police sergeant C. F. Watson.
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MAIL MOVEMENTS

Owing to bad trails the mail car rier did not arrive from Golovin until noon today. therefore the mails for the Outside" which were tc close last night, will be open an- til 5 p. m. today.
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Washington, Nov. 23-About one thousand nominations, mostly Of Postmasters, were sent to the Sen ate today by the President.
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WILL FLY TO HUDSON
 BAY NEXT SUMMER

New York, Nov. 21-A party of six Detroit sportsmen, headed by Howard E. Coffin, will fly to Hud- son Bay next summer on three day hunting trip.
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England.
COMMUNISTS MAY CAUSE REVOLUTIONARY TROUBLE
 IN LONDON

London. Nov. 22-Communists plot to provoke revolutionary trou- ble in London is today dealt with in connection with anticipated feat ures of the newspapers. Some predict serious rioting.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
GOLD BONUS BILL PROPOSED

Washington Nov. Enjoyment of a bounty of 20 cents for each rennyweight of gold produced in the United States is proposed in bill introduced today by Senator Oddie. The bonus is equivalent to five dollars on each Try ounce Of fine gold.
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heir she is the rightful owner of tract of land in the Cushing Milf tary Fields in Oklahoma worth four million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
FORMS NEW GERMAN CABINET

Berlin, Nov. 21-Hugo Cuno has formed a new cabinet with Dr.Fred- erick Skamer. now ambassador to London, as Foreign Minister.
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SOLDIERS BONUS AGAIN
 INTRODUCED IN HOUSE

Washington, Nov. 23-Represen- tative Johnson, republican from South Dakota, reintroduced in the House yesterday the Soldiers Bonus measure which was vetoed by Presi- dent Harding last session.
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shot and killed his brother Walter, IA with a revolver supposed to be unloaded. They are sons of Jacob Nelson a lumber mill owner.
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Seattle Nov. 20-Harry C. Lord. member of the federal Revenue In from heart disease. He was pio- neer of Puget Sound.
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NEW HOUSE MEMBERS SWORN

Washington, Nov. 21-In the House of Representatives six new members were sworn in. Among them was Mrs. Winisred Mason Huck, elected to fill the unexpired term of her father the late William E. Mason of Illinois.
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BOAT USES RADIO PHONE,
 HEARS ST. PAUL ISLAND

Seattle Nov. 21-The steamer H. F.. Alexander, bound for Los An geles from Seattle, carried on a radio phone conversation with the government station on St. Paul Is- land.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
NEGRO BECOMES
 CUSTOMS OFFICIAL

New Orleans Nov.2O-Walter L.. Cohen. negro republican leader was sworn in as Comptroller of Customs for the Port of New Orleans.
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CIEsdENCEAU WANTS
 US IN THE LEAGUE

New York, Nov. 21-Clemenceau n . speech declared that the United States stopped with the armistice. He further states that this. the pre- sent, is a grave world situation.
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CONVICTED MURDERER
 DENIED PARDON

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 23-Hardy Or crard, murderer of Governor Frank Stuenberg in 1907, was denied pardon today.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
H,EMENCEAU THREATENED
 BY WAR VETERAN

New York, Nov. 23-The police escort assigned to Clemenceau was doubled yesterday afternoon when the Tiger received a letter threaten
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
MUsSOIINI TO CONFER WITH
 FRENCH AND ENGLISH

Rome, Nov. 1S-Mussolini will leave today for Lugano to confer with Premier Poincare and Lord Curzon Sunday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25

Los Angeles, Nov. s1-George Brownson Howard. novelist, was found dead in bed. Several years ago he jumped into the Thames be- cause of separation from his wife.
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AEROPLANE MAIL
 SEIZED BY BANDITS

Chicago, Nov. 23-The aeroplane mail for points between Omaha and the Pacific coast. was seized by six bandits just before the plane took of for the West this afternoon.
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POINCARE HAS CONFIDENCE
 OF CHAMBER OF DEP

Paris. Nov. 20-The Chamber of Deputies gave a vote of confidence to Poincare on the eve of the Lau- same Peace Conference.
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Wu,L FORCE SHIP

SUBSIDY Bn1
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HARRINGTON ORDERS
 KEMALISTS TO HALT

Constantinople. Nov. 23-Harr- ington, commander in chief Of the Allied forces, issued warning to tte Kemalists that any further en- croachments upon Constantinople will be at their peril.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25

Algiers, Nov. 21st-Two earth uakes stampeded the inhabitants to the open and wrecked all prin- iral buildings.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
SEATTLE MAN DIES IN CHINA

Shanghai, Nov. 20-Major Geo. A. Heybu. agent for the Admiral line of Seattle and a Spanish and Worlds War Veteran, died here.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25

Victoria, Nov.19-The motorship Anvil, under convoy. passed up for Seattle at noon today.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25

Seattle Nov. 20-J. D. Turkeison, seventy. and Harry Schultz. seven. were run down by an auto. Both are probably fatally injured.
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Detroit Nov. 21-C. B! Warren, ambassador to Japan. may succeed Newberry by appointment.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
RRrTJsH PARLIAMENT
 OPENED WITHOUT IRISH

London, Nov. 21st-Parliament opened yesterday afternoon with Ireland unrepresented except in part by Ulster.
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PROHIBITION OFFICIALS
 DROPPED FROM PAY ROLL

New York. Nov. 2O-Fifty prohi- bition agents were dropped last Saturday from the State force. fol- lowing grand jury disclosures.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25

Chicago, Nov. 20-Frank Bacon oted actor died today from blood 'ot on the brain.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25

New York. Nov. 20-Clemenceau made the following statement ct the ceremonies in his honor at the City Hall yesterday: "In my life I have seen France twice invaded by Germans and I do not wish to zee 1t again, therefore we must have a lasting guarantee before we disarm. When we get them we will disarm. I believe Americans are thinking we must defend our selves"
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
KANSAS DECLARES WAR
 AGAINST KU KLUX KHAN

Topeka. Nov. 22nd-Kansas last right thru governor Allen. declared open warfare on the Ku Klu1 klan.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25

Brussels, Nov. 2O--Cardinal Mer- cier. Primate of Belgium, Is III with influenza.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
CREEK INDIAN PROVES
 TITLE VALUABLE LANDS

washington Nov. 21-Minnie Atkins, . Creek Indian, proved to
 the Supreme Court that Thos. At kina was her son. and that as his
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25
CANADA WANTS TO BAR ASLATIC

r Victoria, B. C.. Nov. 21-The legislature has adopted resolution calling upon the government to bar Asiatic immigration completely.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-25

Washington, Nov. 20-Republt- can Congressional leaders have agreed to bring about vote on the sbip Subsidy Bill Nov. 2sth.
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New York. Nov. 20-Clemenceau placed . wreath on the grave of Roosevelt today.
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Seattle Nov. 1s-Theodore. 16
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E R E WIT I E s

San Francisco, Nov. 20-Con- ressman Nolan is dead from can- er
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EARTHQUAKES STAMPEDE
 INHABITANTS
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MAY SUCCEED NEWBERRY
 t. IN SENATE
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THURSDAY (TELEGAAPHIc)

NOMINATIONS POSTNiASTETsS
 GO 10 SENATE,
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NOVELIST FOUND
 DEAD IN RED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
GAM " ti,DI> ISSUES PIN
Mis- ron GAME Bl,I.ipI>''

Interest "a same hrecainf IN oAa'
hcma has rrown ra as IN The msi
year according 10 ben Watt state
fish and game warden This y show 2
So the large number % hfocdots PEE
mlia issued ~ his office. he said
since the first q the year 1881
forty i've rcfsona in various fafts o'
tho state have asked for hreeurra
permits Watt said prior 20 fha
time only seven permits had hs~n la'
sued in four years
The law provides for the haaanc'
of pofmits 20 any pefHona IN the stat
AUTHORIZING them 10 pfopaAn'o Qua
bearing animals. same and f'rh y
eonaed hrceders are permitted 90 sci
ana iranN OFT the game alive tof pfu
fagatlon purposes aud dead or aiv'
ior food. during seasons pr"uesihes
h tho state nsh aud Same watd"n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
SUMMER WEATHER is
At END FOR TIME
Cold Wave Is Coming Says
the Weather Man: Will
Arrive Thursday
Morning

The end u perfect mmeT % a'
hand Al least ierrorariy Prei.c.
sions ~ tae weather msn send saiv-
er do9n the hack ot the rnsuspeci.nr
4 storm center With hcadqraf'sfs
iS canada Is mov.ne southwark. "a
ccriirs 90 a forecast made at the
~clth.r hcrsau Ths nakoias hAs-
BEEN visited hs colder veathor
4 lccided l,op la tempe atu'e tcas
place tcday Il vill De i change from
Yeiy warm tn moderately oold lacr'
~iii bc fit'a drop below ro.mal ten.
pcaaiuee 3or his period 81 the year
The storm t. north ana little west
% here n kansas. acco-tng to iar
huneau The iow tsuceiaiye pre-
aicsed Tor Thursday is frum 20 q -'
degrees
Accom- awning the change vii -
rain. bur no snow "a slect. the fore
cast said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
Rum
Runners
Ruthless

Mashington. feh e feeard pro-
hihition agents N ceorgiA are ~as
80 an unequal war On rum runners
cqerains along the roast. aecNaln
10 a rcpor, e. Commissioned HAYNES
from Gcnorsi Assent Mack osergeeA 4
and Feieral rnoaibitioa Agent 4 4
Clunchrm * Savannah.
~ IS rsporicd here thrmgh What
We cons der rellaiae innrl ation.
TIE repori said 'thai Sc least once
or tsl,e a eeos boats coming from
nimini is.and ~ elsewhere. sarrsing
from eol % 2.soo oascs of liquor sfe
unioadcd on Some lsiand IN some ore
~ tAe nIH1 erons rivers leaiing from
the Atlantic IN tswad Savannah
The arprchenslor * those cafgoc.
of liquor IS made extremely difficult
from me fact thar any one of the
many islands mas be used cs a base.
fn,m aihsh - unioa1 and distribute
the cargocs
it IS an acknowledged under
standing thai crews 81 these hoai-
viii make stubtorn resistance
against apprehension Proof ~ this
was shown IN ore instance not Ions
aro when Captain Charles n Neslc
90 toani the Champ wss shot
three tires when az the ~heet Ills
crew al This time vas COMPOSED 81
prohibition agents Frederick kinc
and e " Austin The -hamp etilI
sho~s TIE holes made hy bullets from
hiea Tower rifles in Tho hands oi
the whlskey runners
eAncther fa,orite me;hoi ~ the
runners in distributing their .lquol
direct from the large boats ls 90 un-
load a. the month u "a. harlor o.
revolver into smaller boats piyng
up the rivers 60 some OF the numer
oas LANDINGS and unloading the
liquor on automobiles Whi p carr,
the goods 90 Savannah ny stopping
tConilnucd o. Pagc 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
NILS DARLING 10
ADDRESS ASSOCIATION

oklahoma C.is Feh - Tho oA'a-
uoria utilities association Announces
that Neis Derilne weli known oAis-
s0ma h''ror'si ard iectarsr. will all
dress the Fourth annual convention
70 be held a. the Hackins Hotel OK.
iahoma City. March. .s.15 and it
Mr Darlines subject viii h. haii
gentry Miracles He will revieA
the marFelous Development Of e.eciri-
rity and other elements c'nustioa
with the rabac utility industry dui NJ
the sas' nifty years Tho addross AL
b. repiefe with humor and vii b. ouf
a the leading features ~ the opea
ng day of the convention Darlins j.
no' only well known throughout DA
iahoma. uui has a natiuaa, repuiai na
- a platform sncakea lie IS icciaI e.
for the extension o. artment - t4s
University of Colorado
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
Drastic Navy Cut Staged To Avert Big Pacifist

sentaiives aud about one third Of the
membrs ~ the Senate are 70 BE-
elected next fall. And both senators
aud Representatives now come before
the people for direct vote of the
men aud women
With an ear 10 the ground, a.
usual. congress seems 10 have heard a
murmuring which indicates the epin.
ion Of the people. As result. con.
gress proposes 10 cut army and navy
appropriations. and TO become most
ardently pseifist IN lis views
The calling Of the armament con-
ference, the views expressed in il and
the results accomplished by II have
all tended to direct public thought
toward channels Of pacifir n1r-
ticularly with the results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
pRrsHNILWA> RENINN
MEETINGS DRAW CROWDS

Dr Miller hAa been presenting
themea of general interest," In the
meetings al Tho first Presbyterian
church Monday evoainx hts subleft
wAn The -Four urcAteat Devf- IN
Guthrie and last night The Es.s
und the publlc schools" both dla-
COURSES sore istened % with srrst
interest Tonisht y sunday school
nigh, and many classes are expected
10 attend wah ful m~ai,crahip of
The claas
pr miller vas oa.lcd "a shaene"
10 conduct a funeral to-day but will
return this evening II time for tho
service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

Washington. Feb - The belief IS
expressed by some IN Washington
that the closing down Of navy yards.
ordnance plants and other work con
neeiei with the construction aud
upkeep u the navy i bit method
~ bringing about even greater de-
gree II activity than has hitherto
been engaged ~ - these plaees
TIE same people express the belief
that the closing down viii Be for
only brief period and viii not even
continue till the last Of June 70 which
i.sae employees were given leave with
ont pay.
This theory i built upon a belief
that the nsfion-wide de-shEi-down i .
weapon which i being used 70 con-
bat the pscifist sentiment sweeping
over the country like huge wave,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
MN u.iI TO TAYLOR
vi RIDER MYSTERY

Detroit Msh Feb % Sheriff
Irvine coffn TODAY maintained
secrecy concerning a prisoner 10 the
county Nn aho yesterday told county
authorities he couid SUPPLY the name
Of the SLAYER ~ William Desmond
Taylor. former Los Angeles motion
picture direetor
Name ~ the prisoner his story of
his connection with The TAYLOR case.
was withheld hy Coffin pcnding =
Iepiy TO Telegram he sent 'ast
nighi 70 aufhoritios IN los Angeles
The prisoner Is ssid 20 he held on
a forgery charge here
The man under arrest vus thken
n custody about two weeks ugo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
Young Democrats Demand
ShOW DOWn By Governor

Olmnlgeo Feb % Declaration that wc are face 20
face with the fundamentals of government that the time
has come when political party afford 10 make mis-
take and demand legal aud partisan investigation
of the conduct of governor B 4 Robertson aud ihe banking
department oklahoma connection with the failure ~ The
Bank here formed The basis ot the speech ot
welcome IS + Foster of engetia 20 the state Tongue
of Yuune Democrats ~ annual convention here today
Referring the Bank Of Commerce incident Mr Foster
said
Our duty is plain We must demand that the lights be
turned that legal and uO-pariisan Investigation b.
mad ~ Robertson and tho banking
department the failure Of the bank the end that II there
he official misconduct may be punished and IT not that
hcse officials may be exoncraicd
Let the iuestigaon be RELENTLESS. bat let Il De- orderly
and accordance with the traditions Of free people
SIR Foster declared he believed the people of the state
be loyal the established forms Of constitutional
government There no discomfort with the laws which
the Democratic party had enacted and placed the
books state said But discomfort and dis
satisfaction with the which Of these laws
executed by public officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

York. Pa F,h 30 Discovery
Of lost dlar> kept BY George
Washington durHe the last war
Of his life was announced last
night hy Gcofgc r rrcwell
curator and librarian Of The
Historical Society of York
county
The stor, Of The diary be- de-
clarcd never has been made
public, and many Of the facts IN
connection with Il are entirely
unknown 20 the general reader
one Of the first entries notei
Is that written hy Washington on
his birthday aud ia this eonn 'r.
iion a little known fact Is
brought to light that IN the last
year Of Washington $ life the
people II Virginia observed Feb
II. instead ~ Feb -. a. the
anniversary Of his birth
Prowcll explains this hy point.
ing ont that Washington was
born in 1872, aud IL was not until
twenty years later that the
Gregorian calendar WAS accepted
in England and the United States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
ENnRAR pI,Ip\Iu>.
ron mn Di\oivi

New York. Fob - counvel for
Geraldine fauar and her husband
l.on Tellogon. TUESDAY argued hcc'ffe
Supreme Court Justice niiuf an az
plicaiion of Nine Farrag fof appoint
mont 81 commission t. take teHti-
mony Ia Paris t. ~ used In her suil
fnr divorce The papers were sealed
and arguments conducted behind
closed doors al tho request 81 Tee
gems lawyers