The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-28

; wage agreement broke up )at noon to-
day. Both sides declined to recede
from their position.
BOSTON. - John Baker Keyes, a
wealthy 66-year old Cincinnati cIubman,
whose marriage TO Miss Florence Cir
I ardh, 10, caused stir several years
ago, died here late yesterday.
PASADENA, Calif.-R. ID. Parker,
operator Of u One-man safety street CIR
is under arrest here on the charge Of
speeding his street car.
BOSTON.--SenatOr Walsh of Massa-
ciiusetts, In telegram TO Mayor Cur
ley today declared that NEARLY every
rnunber Of congress, the senate parti-
cUhrIy Is today either for or against
labor, and the possibility of getting
an impartial tribunal for a strike i'll
vestigatiOn Is unlikely"
INDEPENDENCE, Kans.-Because
they had heard he had been slandering
them In pool halls, Benson +. Pryor,
a lab0rer, was taken out on n country
ruad and whipped by two women early
this week, it became known here to-
day.
PARIS. - Miss Mary Landon Baker
today announced through her hostess,
ViscoUntess jane, that her marriage
to Allister Mccormick will take place
In England in June, the date to be fixed
later.
COLUMBIA, Mo.--Albert p. Miller,
76, for 40 years courier for General
Robert Il. Lee, during the Civil war
died at his home here yesterday.
MOSCOW.-The famous TrOitzli or
Trinity cathedral in Petrograd has been
robbed Of all its valuables. Similar
depredatiOns are reported at other
places and generally speaking the requi
sitiOning Of church valuabIes is pro.
ceeding with little difficulty.
CHARLESTON, w. Val. F. Stew
art, union miner and first witness in
the trial Of William Blizzard on q
treason charge. told today of meeting
on Lens creek near Marmet, addressed
by "Mother" Jones, who urged men
camped there TO return to their homes
District President c. Frank Keeney
gave orders TO stop the men, the wit
ness said, when the crowds started tt
leave.
VICKSBURG, Miss-Twelve thou
sand persons are reported TO have beer
cut off in the northern and eastern sec
tiOns VI Ishaquena county by back
water from break i'm the Mississippi
river levees.
WASHINGTON.-The special trair
bringing President Harding and hi'
trip to Point Pleasant, Ohio where the,
participated In the ceremonies inciden
to the celebration Of the Grant centen
nial, arrived here mt 2:15 p. m. today
SEREZH, Russin.-Thc pioneer con
tingent Of Industrial Workers OF tn
World from the United States arrive'
here today and was welcomed by Off
cials from Moscow who will accompan!
the party to the Soviet capital ON I
special train. The party expects t
spend at least week in Moscow.
TOPEKA, Kan.-KaBsas miner
would not go to work under any orde
Of the Kansas industrial court" evel
though the wage scale may be highe
than any ever In effect, George l.. Peck
provisional president Of district No. IL
u. NJ. w. A., testified in the industria
courts hearing ON the coal mine strils
here today. When the hearing nc
journed at noon tho court stated tina
no further action would be taken Mt th
present time.
WICHITA, Kans.--Al +. Jariser, fol
mer president Of the w. Il. Stewai
Land Company. was indicted by n fe,
eral grand Jury here today and 81
other officials and former officials {
the company were reindicted on charge
Of using the mails TO defrnud In col
nection with the sale Of Texas land
NORMAN, Oisla.--Because Of the col
ditions Of the courts. due 10 inclemer
weather Of the last week, entries
the tennis events went TO Oklahom
City today where the matches will b
played on cement courts Both single
and doubles were on tho program nm
the first round Of play was scheduled
start ~ soon m the netsters arrived
the capital by intcrurban.
HARMONY REIGNS IN
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