davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
DAUCH[RTY DENIES He IS
"SLEUTH|NC' sOLONs
Southern Democratic Senator Ii
Charging Attorney General
With New ''Misdomcan.
ors''

Washington. May ss s'olucident
with reeunsfs'on by senator watson,
democrat Georgia, of the discussion
in The senate of the alleged connection
Of Attorney General Dangherty wltn
The psrdoning IN lsr OF Charles ".
MORSE, a abatement was used IN The
department of Justice on behalf III
Attorney Daughorty denying that sec.
ret operatives ever had Of we're being
used 20 shadow monrl,ers o. congress-.
Waren y. Martin. sfoclal assistant
and secretary of the attorney gsnaral
referring 70 charge of using secret
sersire men a. made IN the senate BY
Senator cafaway, said he could say
officially for the department Of baa-
tice, thst anyone making such i state
mon, u gniiit d q malicious state.
mcnt and an uniruth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
RELEASE OF NEGRO
RECALLS NOTABLE CASE
James Chapman Completes Nine-
Year Penalty For the
Murder OF Lawrence
Mathews

When James Chapman, negro ls n
leased from Oklahoma penisansiar,
The fanal ehapfer wsn have been
written In enc OF tho most scnsa
a.onaI murder cases recorded sn tbs
annals Of Oklahoma criminal pro-
lcedHre.
Chapman pleaded guilty in 1918 In
dleirfr& court VI Guthrie 70 having
killed Lawrence Matthews. pros
ferrous white farmer living in thc
cu,skirts ~ Saltwater. w whom Ne
was employed. IN bis confession ths
negro implicated the mans wife,
f<ornns Matthews. who was tried and
scquiitcd folIoring hIs plea. chap
rAn was sentenced 10 ihe poni,sn
tiary FOR r. years for msnsiaaghfer.
iss has been trussy ~ the pcni,an-
s'ary several years end u 70 be re-
ifaaed on the expiration pardon
cccording 10 the records OF the par
Con and parole attorneys office the
ftn:cn~ having been reduced for
aood behavior.
The trial OF Mrs Matthew'S. which
grew out OF the nagros confession.
created perhaps the greatest stir
throughout the state of any criminal
hearing held np 20 that tune In on.
ishcma. An appropriation OF 1850
wak usade by the Oklahoma IcgiTla.
ture and approved BY Gov Lee cruce
~ deffay expenses of bringing the
woman aud tife negro from Canada.
where they we're arrested. and fer
orpdoying Epcclsg counsel 10 assist
M the prosecution,
Taken 10 Cnfhrie BY Moman
pruiett Mrs Matthews 'sttornsy. On
cbanse of venue. the case resolved
its<sk into long legal fIxhf. Accord
'hz b the tsximony introduced.
Asiths~n who 90 ~ years Old. was
found dead ID stsble On hjs farm.
xr. matthews xaid he had boen
sscksd % desth BY nudes Some
lime after thix Mrs. Natthews Who
xzs then ~ years oid. moved 10
csn@da With ber two children. There
the testimony showed, she was
jcined by Chapman. Toxstk~r they
wsss 70 ranch near E1monton. Az
F<rts. ssA iivse several noatbs, Sc-
-------@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Mrs Bryan Recopers

lsan ADtunio. TEXAS. Mag Ut Mrs.
William IuanlnRs ilsyan Isgs slan An-
tanlo more than weak ago ana
friends have hwavd from hsr during
The pFoxrwss ~ shsir trip sowsrsi tie
Pacific coast Nfs. q. " stafford witn
sh0m she stayed willis hars state
"Wednesday that MIRA nsyan II not
seFioslaly ~ ana has rot bssn sasl-
pusly M
Mira, Bryan haa been q graat ssf
faruF and aha u helpless" Mfs star.
ford said. hut tive report ste l. ssri
ously IA u absolutely without found.
atIun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
MEMORIAL DlT CARD[O
FOR ARMY OBSERVANCE
Veterans Of Civil War and Wives,
Assisted BY the American
Legion, TO Strvw Graves
With Flowers

Arrangements sre being completed
sos the aruser ohscrs4acs ~ msemnsAAl
aay Saaday hy sAr Grand Arny ana
ksndred nrgaaizassons
The memorial sasmon wan he
Eagaaehea al she Fsrss Presbyterian
eAaxA Saraay merming Mas " snd
ala r~srseaAe organizations are ID At
sea3 IN seay. The cta-cA choir
wsil have spe~sai massc
Memorial dry usormtnx tire GsAn1
Arzny and ladies wgil hoAa taesr usual
services II sAe eemeteFs assisted hy
ire Americas Legion ard their Coral
e5saEnsffse WILL recelTe flowers At the
Mmnsrspsl R@th Asnuse sf eaehs Taes-
exx ncrnsAg MAY 10 Il IS hored thai
~ mAny as nassthle Will sessd fsnwers,
~ sAe nnmhes ~ ereVns 10 &c stf~wn
arE ycnray srcrcassnE.
All uwmers at amtos who can assist
In conveying tia veterans and ladies.
tncs the cAi,erea aHd miscellaneous
vsuwdl 10 the cemetery at fem shsFn.
sAoala rsw urs nef iaanr THAN aUnaay
agAs 10 Charles Alien hoaa 81 she
cnmwGsaee NJ the cAamher ~ cnm-
merrn ua transportation, This IL I'm
poF1Ant ~ fn
Tne = sawxai 1ay sxe4eaEeS Nisi be-
hes6 AZ sae Favxt ~. " charch ~
gares sh2rp Tic sa8Tess NIL a,e hy
ym0re c. ". Partridge The psskllr il
4 spsx4aIay invited 10 thesc sergices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
State Oil
FlOpiing
Copiously

N@~ Newk. M4y s< me 4aAsv
srewass gross xrase ea rwo&asssse
ce sAe SlaAg~d states iEer~xsed s.sea
sarTeas. scSaRazg a.sns.rvs hArregs
ser the wee& sndeG May ~ cen
garca xtHA lx11 see esssvls sAe ire.
Se1ing seek. axcxxsnx - "a
weekly sHsam4ry of she AmcTieAn
Fesroseam lassAsste,
sosaaAcraA kArsax sASss aA.as
sversge er0ss ssroaactsca = "ef ss4.sce
As-rsAs. an saess@se a. lee AArrelss
Nora Texas Shoes ~ snxsease Il
ses barrels. central sNex3x an H.
crezss ss t&SA s4sreax. Norxh Lexis
lana A. saxrease ~ S.ssa A4rreas al
Arksns4s Seerx2s' X s@e Barrels
Ia okiAhozaA psxaAaesNa ~ the
UsAge nattcn is sAc~H AZ sa.saA
taEToax aSxsnss Ss.1s@ A@x~eas. anA
ou<aas II she Lsua QRann puoa.
s1Hsrsl Texas j. r~s0. se@ ~ stesa
aaTreas sS@AmSs sx-saa barrels: ssns-
Hes~1EA neTSA H1aMssaamx. s2a@sa
Aarrsas agaAnst sslSe Aarreas and Es
ncFa&A ArR. &xls~a AArrxas Axasnss
sk,sssA In the Gail russs fsea6. ~ess
Coanmsnss - reported 81 gs.seeA bar
rsas AzManx sasa'e@ Rna Orange
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Acrial on Trains
Is Promised Soon

FAras test of radln as 4 meana ~
a'spateAinE trains wral of the alta
hlssianI river viii re maae early In
Juno. hetwven Oklahoma cisy an
i@Nteh as result cf an arrange.
arut made Mednss.iay.
A nanshor Of railroads In tho aaa
sfN experimenting with radso In
sarluns ways, Tho isackawauna IL
nalae 4 A. means " entertainment
Tor tao passengers In iha club ana
paraor cars, and for dlapaschlug
trains an sevtrai of their divisions
Telegraph has nos been abandoned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
SUPERINTENDENT PEAK TO
HEAD SCHOOLS NEXT YEAR
City Board of xducriicn Name
Partial List 81 Teachers FOR
High and Grade schools;
All Principals Nc elected

Al an aajoafnss nexlag of sAs
ely hoard u estussilan shs foilow .
ing teachers were vic Aea 10 srAch
ia me city schoals she eomAAx term
Gaihrsa Htsh seAsml. W A.
ctaene. X. A. Dahncls, Miss yoang.
k2tse Ksrkpstrick. taeerg~ lwraue,
Narxmret stewart. Nrs.A Alden. ETA
Islkcx, Miss Redmona Mrs, i.arkin,
Helen R&anlch. Eahh Winn. Rhea
camnAeal. Miss speer Margare,
Johnston, Mamie Oliver, Frances
scossl, W. ". yeanx.
Central ssAool ada nAt. Aaais
g'FrnarsL May Hsreai. lAaa fohr,
Eva liamrhrcy. Mary Hawkins
pAallne nsxhcs zsila rrssr Mary
nslaey. Irene Mason
capisM school, Adele speef.
Mary isarkArsh. Mr. nrown. Ina
Heaser. Marjorie smilh. Ines RoAcr,
Lillian Roberts. MargAres Ann
Schmidt, f.sien barnet
Asaascr Schoaa: MArsnerlie nyruc.
Fmsaa catcher. MiNs RAYMOND. f.lma
Phelps Alma wasAiaN. nopc rrasguF.
Miss Theisen. i4suns @cNulty.
Intserai SCHOOL, Bessie wlllisms
scns Gertrude fsnltersaa. Adele Hook
g. \. Peak was elected 10 serve
a. superintendent az schools for the
next year "A salasY 81 ts.eno
A number ot other teachers are
yst 10 he elected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
THO Hundred Rigs
Down In Oil Field

OlIlon. May a6 The wlnd alpfm
Sunday plght was very aastfuftIvu
60 tbs aerrieka in the UAl fields south
"a tiiltnn' and II IL yelnrtsa thar ares
th9n 400 rlgn wore hiuwn 'sown
Many q the flgs bad baen rutusl.
during the past few wneis. bscausa
The storm a few weeks ago. Mani
of the old field hoaass woro alss
lnrootod and srssral boilers an I
powcr houses of gasoline piAnts
were demolished.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Usage Officer Sued
For EmbezzIement

pG~haska May ss Suit against
A. j. Mcc0ray. former osAec cOanty
Treasurer and hiss bony Nnen. 10 re-
cover s.Ss cec. dovbic ne amount 81
pahlsc heads aIlerea Ia hsve hoen
aniawfaIy exchanged ~ Mccurdy.
was fllcd ia district coArs here WtA
uesaay. The aesscn VAS Instituted
~ shs state ia behalf a. tho county
commissioners
Two grand sury indictments charg
ing erbexxlement are prns. ng
agairsg the FORMER county treasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
South Logan Test
Shops Oil and Gas

A showing ~ ga and oii was
struck Ia@s niahs Ia the ssas well ba-
Ira dfilled ou tha ~ hart Johnso.
4 m she suushecss a arsr os 1885,
tasn ~ iaa-s~. near Kdmoed. by the
ulbfaliav OIL company. according 10
y r. Dicksrean. psssldsut W ,hs
company The gas was encountered
as Ltgb feet and wss strung enough
20 bui'bis % the suffles. plekursoa
said Ths drlil ~ IN brekan shals
snd gas sand,
The test u nIus miIsa southeast os
cu,hsis,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Trial of Okidh0man
Begins in arizona

tnespn. AFle.. May NJ With ths
snnonn unsnt that wsstian " Vat
aver alleged ~ he i'sni ltatleys "a
capped lifa tsFmeS from hu pAlahums
stats p~nlicnsiary. wuusA tAhs tha
witness stand in hls rwn hehals 90.
day, crowds paeked ~ sstpsrlar
court roam heru Ehia BnFnlng 70
Rear h's testimony ID 1ufense az the
charge " murder % sssa Anna q.
Johnson .ass Nlssmhef
An important fnasnrs oe his sv#tl
aony will uccur In .cxamlna
slon. Il IA expected. when thc state
questions hlm ragerding hls alleged
crinEnal record ~ Oklahoma where
aa Harvey. the prosecution ayeFt
he was aenteneed fus iife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
NINE UNION OFFICIALS Will
MEET TONIGHT

New York, May ts.r Union reprs.
ssn'A'iyes o. miners N the anthracite
Industry Yesterday summoned opera
Tors 70 = conference of the Joint s.i,s
committed on wage contract nexotIas
t'ons 70 hear their formal refusal 10
eccspt q ~ per cent wsxs out pro-
posed ~ ~ epsrntors lHst xsvh, me
nss'ing w y hel1 Senighk \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
League Ball Season
Is Opened Here

Opening o. the isaene bali xsaAan
was figmAlled Thursday aftefnoan
with gafRde
Gushfle ana wllson nlaynra shnns
vsplenAieniis IN new anhurns
Tho parade was headed Nv city a..
le'als and was made ap Of flfe depart.
meHs arAnssus. teama. ei,Iaenn IN
asios and N~ssfs aiotnaaay Hans.
tof ami Snsilhson, representing the
Lions eluh The Rotary club was not
represented.
A large crowd aaw tho initial sama
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Child Injured BY
Auto Recovering

The five yeaf osd son 81 NT aud
Mrs, Ernest ! Ransom climbed lmsa a
Birch grocery truck and wa@ injured
painfully when the truck turned sud
dently aud threw the child under the
wheels A wlarul m tho tfunk gasaea
Over 40 arm aud les oi the child. had
w brnslng the msmbers bot nos
breaking amy bones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

A large gang of swEmen ara basy
reasrsmging she ssock of the VIII
iAamwcn asaassl wh0ss1ale pssnt ard
TIE Srarn Ice gisnt bosh os vhich
wers Dadly damaged nv she ssorrn "a
SUNDAY nisht Loss 10 The frO piants
Will exn~se tseS.bes IL ~ estimated
G2rxs cf sos3insn are busy cIaaning
the S&fsss frum sttssts and siieys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
II. 5. to Join
With Canada
On Canal Project

FNF IM8 ANN1e21fHH fftNNF
wsshinEson. Nay Is -Tke state
dss~rsmens snnozaceA today that Il
bad comsaBa.cases u the canadiaa
government its willingness 10 asa-
gin rrgDslats0ns In connection with
the 81 Lawrence canal proseet 70
esrmis ocax snsmx vessels 10 reach
shs Graf Lakes No answer has
bees yes received ,rnri the Canadian
governnens-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
MORNING OsER lsEvEltsES,
WICHITA NAN SHOOTS Ssif

MlchisA. kaasAs. May g. sassass
Kaoaaa, A., son ~ the key Fllts
Klcars, pastuf NJ she Greek athoaos
sAaseh IN tho ~css siae serssn coioAy
hees. sAos hlmsesi sAreaeh the lcg,
spns whlle In Aes as hts fathSes
homa al Nlac o'slock this saofnlAs
ass mas sskan 70 hospital where h was
saAa aN nrphaAsis ~caia die KloAsi
soia a VI ziekete0se. chsef ~ avsce-
sis~s. Nc SAct hlmsslf hcsAass og hass.
meas FeXefxeS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Hepburn Wins
In Fight To
Retain Bo-0rth

ckiAhswa cry. NAY ts--vhs
ersmsnss cesTt " spp<sss teesy s~.
fus<S % asscaA.sfy lodge Mara L.
0essrtA ~ shs okrssas<t sssno
csssrsst esors ia tns trssi ss gsNn
n. eeesiS snssssss amer she sra~s
lsp's sneslrs lnso ere s<sIsre y sne
Sack - cewmsrss a. ok~as0ss rN<
ssurt srheia tse cersarrer snser~a
~ ccsnss Attorney ssmes sssp-
tsrn - sssslSs sasllSssssn ser
~ww q rasrc&~sus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
State Prisoners Make
Irvine for Formers

NeAAesteF, May = twenty -ons
carloads of Alndsr tesne are hesns
seadea hy prison crows today at she
oklsAenA stale rcnlsentlAry and
vn lease thai fAesoss sonsght Ia
a sosAi tram westward hQand on tho
RaSk Island raslr~ad tof aiTufhasscn
TO Oklahoma harvest fAeids The
hok lslsne has NO spar TO the
frlson, se IL rccelssng this shiprent
cyes a Seven mlae haal made W. shs
Pissshaxh tompa~s Electric rail-
say cnmpmy. transferring at Alder
son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Angry Mob On
Trail Of Negro


Hoaey GrSvs. Texas May rs "A
gr1sse today ss seaseAsHs goy I n@gru
whc EEss yesterday attacked tie Effe
& y-csnsnsms sArrae~ II aer h0m4
shspe zniss~ szzsa ~ Esnnay gsrvvE
a-s mno ss<zps% sffsr . dsss@rzsS
scrsrEse wa re wazzE. Fe02sag
sE rsrnsnx ssxAe~ hers
TIE wcEEz- whc was s1rre At shs
IKE ~ sAe sstaex. ksecsedea u
xAtsnx eff hsr 2sals2ns and to
sexrn Ted ~ nasxasAors w'svw 81
saarted 10 re rrre o. her akreans
shs SAL 80 wax nof sxre that sha
cuwas i6ertAsy she negr-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

Nss Yoyk. llMny 2s. sam JoAn-
son. human locomotive ~ho recently
ran 70 Isossoa IA forty -siu hears. Iett
Wednesday with i leltsr trom Mayor
Hylan 10 rreslaeat iiardlns lIe ~.
poets TO fssoh Washington rndNy
moon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
NINE Loss nv rinG
IS ouARrER MILLION

FFF TVS A9NulIaIed FWaNl
puaKlas. Agiza MAY sS f1ro dp.
esrosed the power plnnf aud ware
lvoune q III democrat mlne In
ranana Tuesday AFTER noon. aocord
ms 70 word hrnaSht aarc yesterday.
fhe less Il asflnsasei ~ sasn,un1
~hlch a nat covered hy fire lneuf
%nce- The blaxe atart't in a Next
fan shack near the mi@e and spread
rapidly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Miners Refuse offer
Made By Operators

sny Th@ Asawsetess rrpAs
Springfield. ia, May 81 President
Prank harrington of the alllnoia Mine
Workers. announced at meon TODAY
that the district executive board msDu
hls recommendation ans unanimously
refused 10 aruNgst tha Invitation ~ che
Illinois cpAi operators msda to them
in asMtrscs WaR@ asHle conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
MEnN BATTLE WITH
BEAR AND WIN


si'y The Assoeisisd ffesrj
HAbblns, MINI May ~ Two
wood hsuIers today treating nguer
GUS sores and scratches as the ~
aait Of tnsslo with bear. Ths
men, Oss HsndrIchson and James
AinDey. while !oaGlng wood Al 4
point on ne Sturgeon river. 10 mile.
rorth of here. ray Israln start to
swim the river Thsy grabbed Ms
legs and puliod tho animal under the
water Afier ten miun,e struggle
they lat 10. the bear resumed his
swim while the men csnc hero Tor
treatment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
MEN WILL pHEDoMiNArE
ON osEMcHAIM Jury

t<os Anxes's, May zg,~-Msn viii
prsdominats on the Jury In The sec :
opd tnsl of Mrs Madalynne oben-
chain, charged with tho murder OK
4 I;sito1 Kennedy n 'he panel ratio
y mA'ntaise6 IN thc selection of
jusory, of panel Of 700 draw,
yl1Eesday for examination. fs7 arc
80 and "a wonsu. The triai n
~ n bse1s = ~ s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
LIGHT LINES 10 ~
REPAIRED NJ FIliDAs

An eicetie ilghs Hines viii DO work
ing BY Friday morning. according ~
uliy Isoasen. who has been shs bust.
ca man 10 town since tho storm hIt
The city sunday nlxht The damage
70 tho compsnyn lines IN ana out a
the city wiiI amount 10 many lhoas
ands of dollst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Phone Servic To
To Be Normal Soon

WE hfe hmssng much tfossl,ie In
securing expert heip % put tbs local
telephone Iius 10 shspa axalur said
Margaret Dsahl, manager ~ sha auta.
rio station Bat We hope 10 have IL
running smoothly very soon nos. a.
my iInsmen viii be on The lob vrl
day" nhn added,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
FRAUDULENT OIL LEASE
Il GANG ARRESTED

NEI ~ NN#lF7 III TFFNF
Chicago May y. T0se Hsemb@rs ~
IN alleged F~ yepe fraRduisrs or
le2se gasg. lrdicxed ey the april ;ss
erzl grzag iary o. charxes " nssnx
th~ naaigs with intent to desrasS. have
been slaced nnder arrest Il war De-
elarNd aat night ~ gpyernmert ofEl-
cisls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

FioneHr Cotton Mills suffered the
iohs of its giant smoke stack. II viii
feaulre special workmen tst replaco il.
Tho ioss will put the mills sinking
fand back several thousand dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

San Francisco. May ~ rAe naslen
Wide rsaartson In trssFhs rates muse
result IN greatly insressea sAlamc cf
aaslness Or the railroads wiil iase
aided difficulties III The matter AZ n
nanesAE said President WtlIiAm
Spsuale of the SealhnFn rsc'Fsc CON
l,any in 4 statement hsse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Storm Edition
Nov Available

f<,psss "a the Les<er storm edi-
fse4 are nvw resty. Cal ss fke bas
sne& off<e ~ shss L~z6sr. The e1s
Lon 40 <nusxlas rsszsses az ;.e
srzSzstins <zsss of tAs mxh xrsDd,
re tscsisY So the Ssa4pr ea2ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

Po5ca cky Ezy " Es1sEy cor
hstt ~ yssrsza woz sz soxI in- ne
|fftA fosn1 of q gkessia1 1s-nsn1
ar~ rish wFhcat Perns kese last
|rsskr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
rHlEry.rwo ,nJyaEo
WHEN rsA'ns CRASH

Birmingham, Ais- AAsy zss--vhiry-
tew ssrssns ~<rs wrsr<D Dbs~t tsSsy
whsn freight train Crashes srse d
tysi'sy ssr = wse6iswr ssst,ss. o.
essSlns e rsperts rssehjns Police
hsstsssrtsva \ ssmbss wsw ~
ssvfee ssrsssIy iejsssd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

I.oz Angeles. Cslf. Nay zs.-~
Albert H. ntx ss, author of ~Ths
HoaeysackIe and the Tseer and mors
than isc other poNsiar songs. WHO
elte Ts~sdsy after bns illness.
Was bsris1 hero yesterday.
qtoasy caAn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN
WOMEN MEET AT SHORE
Three Hundred Delegates Present
for Annual Convention

Atlantic City. May 1.-THE annual
convention Of the New Jersey Women's
Republican Clubs opened here this morb-
ing and will continue until tomorrow
night.
A definite policy 10 be pursued In
the future by the organized Republican
women to insure performance of prom
iseS by legislators and party leaders
was urged in the annual address Of
Mrs. r. +. Feickert. of plainticld. pres
ident. She said action was necessary
because the Republican majorities last
winter ar Trenton were guilty of bad
faith" The legislation she had In
mind, she said. was the failure OF
the bill which eliminated work by
women ar night in factories, laundri"s
End bakeries and other like industries
between 10 p. NJ. and 6 a. NJ. the
measure intended to promote better at
tendance at rural schools and another
for school census every two years.
There are 800 delegates attending,
This morning there was conference
Of presidents of county associations OF
the State. of which there are twenty
one. every county in New Jersey being
organized.
There will be a reception tonight at
Haddon Hall. Acceptances have been
received from United States Senators
Walter L. Edge and Joseph s. Freling-
huysen, Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton,
Senator and Mrs. William S. Runyon,
Hamilton +. Kean and L. c. Stokes,
chairman Of the New Jersey Republican
State Committee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
DEATHS

wooLLEY.-on May 10. EDWIN: hus'
band of Sarah +: Woo'eX Snee MaSaM.ey,.
Gsorss T. 'Ba Barnett c company. and al
organ "a tons OF which he was member,
are Invited 10 funeral services on MondaE
Thompson st. Interment North Cedar II.l
Temetery. Friends may call after o'clock
srgTfE s&t;w 9yfnns NRT&on May 10. 1929. ARcuA-
BCIb. " husband Of Clara stewart. ,ReyG-
ives and friends employees Of Abbot's Ice
cream Plant. Cd and Lombard SITS; inviL%4
resiIende, re is' ii6a <. Marvins st. Interneni
private Friend. may call Friday evening
s FGor. Ms% M c RcTnsTH,GTn ihT DoW% S&
1ASs ass 4MpS IN 4sd year st s"s Fnnefa ssarJaS MS
law. s a sFa%a ,s% + s. 81 sa ''srer1% at 1a = m Trails
OF bora Lang nee bsrp). He!a,iyes "Ed
friends, ais" tanns,a'ssr Der yearly nnei,cls ~,
cral Moltke Beneficial Asso.. Victor BeDehc!u'
Asso. Canrs,attcr Nerein are invited TO at
isp4 Of tqn'T5 6r.sG sfyls: ST. ID ME- n@I
NJ. Peace cemetery. Viewing Friday eve
IEARpER. May II. HELENA A. HEAR
Eor late residence. 1892 Haunting Park ave,
CAWP|-Xt the residence Of her .on-,n.
%lay il, io22, sAioME;, wife Of tho, late ]
Harry Camp, in her Goth year. Relatives arI
afternoon. AT O'Clock, az 45l2 Chester ave
.,W.iI.STN.;,,,on May II, 1922. CAROLINE
Wilson, aged o. Years Relatives and friends
are invited to the funeral on Saturday morn
!ng At n;3o ocloct. from the oliver IL Eaii
MARKS Church, 18TH aud Locust sts.. /,
~ ", lntermcnt private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

Eighteenth and York streets n,
will be conducted according 10 4, inea
scctnrian formula. and there will ION
special and appropriate musical oe
gram. pro-
From Wednesday until AIov o,
post will sivc n display Of WoriI vM
relics at its headquarters. Bouvis.r wa,
York streets. ant
II is announced that IIous,or n
No. 3. will have a part in tho L,9sN,
Of tablet to tho nen of Germsnelin
who fought in tho war. This u.iWwt
on Saturday, May 10, in Vista" WIZ ;,
where the tablet is being erected rafk
There will first boa parade. IN d..
Of Thomas bailey. chairman :" rnarr
Committee on Memorials and VI th
monies. Nefe'
He lcr Tairchild Post. No. 40
up Of army and navy nurses. H. Isaad'
regular meeting on Tuesday cvon;N Ga Its
the Methodist Hospital. Tho oe,nns q,
this post wish TO enroll every srs nM oi
Philadelphia who served ovcrsa. In
with the armies or naval forces las bss. Or