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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
"SURvIvAL0F
NATION" IS
MAIN lSSUEIN
INJUNCTION

- ss.lu

~ Associated Pres 'stH u1.1n
CHICAGO. s.H, i.-Taling one OF
Oh. most drastic steps ever attempted
In q strike situation. the United States
government today obtained temporary
federal order restraining striking rail-.
cad shopmen. their officers and affill.
ated bodies throughout the country
from interfering In anyway whatever
with the operation Of railroads.
The restraining order. hearing ON
which was set for September II. was IN.
sued by Federal Judge James II. VII.
kerson. upon the petition Of United
States Attorney General Harry NJ.
Thugherty. who ame here from Wash.
irston 10 argue for the action.
The order enjoins until the hearing
oil railway employees. attorneys, ser.
wants agents. associates and all per-
sons acting. In aid TO. In conjunction
with them IN any manner interfering
with. hindering or obstructing railway
companies. their agents. servants OF em.
ployes In the operation of their respec.
tive railroads and systems OF transpor.
tation OF the performance of their pub.
lic duties and obligations In the trims.
roftation Of passengers and property In
interstate commerce and the carriage OF
the mails and from IN any manner In.
terfering with employees engaged In In.
spection. repair. operation and use Of
trains. locomotives. cars. and other
equipment and from attempting to pre-
vent any person from freely entering
into or continuing In the employ of the
companies for the purpose Of inspect.
ms and repairing locomotives and cars
or otherwise. The underlying principle
involved IN the action. the attorney
general said In concluding hs argument
for the order " the survival and the
supremacy q the government OF the
United sssnifc: 7tscssvsug that his re.
oness was not aimed at union labor, the
attorney general said that the stcn was
necessary 10 the preservation of the
unions themselves
Al the same tlme he asserted that the
government expected TO use lts author
hy TO prevent the labor union from de-
siroylng the open shop.
Officials of the shopcrafts asserted
that the order would have no effect on
continuance of the strike.
THE strike viii continue until n sat.
hfactory settlement has been reached -
John Scott. secretary treasurer. Itail'
way Employees Department. A. y. Of L.,
said. W. N. Johnston. president OF the
International Association ~ Machlnists.
snid that leaders will no, ahate their
efforts To make the strike effective de,
ppiie any action taken by the courts
~ NJ. Jewell. head of the shopcrafts,
issued no statement and al his head
quarters early tonight Il was reported
that he was in conference" while an
another official said he was ''out of the
city"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
BABY SHOW TO
Be BIG FEATURE
OF EXPOSITION
POPULAR VOTE ON YOUNG
sTERs WILL BE MADE TO
DECIDE WINNERS

The baby show will prove one q ihe
features a, the merchants exhibit at Ti3
Polk street next week. u ~ believed.
This show will he he'll at y. m. Sep
teniber y. and decision Il the hest iooki
ng and heaithiest hah - Will b len
io the audleace. II II announced that
there will be 40 Judges aud a popular
vote only win lie taken.
Eooihs are being erected and u Is
declared that Amarillo has never had
any that compares with them IN beauty.
The booths will he handsomely decor
lted.
A dance WIN he held In the annex. a
nominal admission Zee win be- charged
to th- dance Admission to the nier.
chants exh hit viii be- free 10 out ~
town people. while those IN the city viii
~ admitted on a rebate ticket basis.
MANY firms have taken booths aiid
Indications are now that every space
,llnftrd for booths " u he taken. EN-
hiblts will begin "Wednesday evening.
september G. NJ 7.ao y. M. and continue
until i030 y M. saturday aft"rnoon
the exhibit W u herin NJ a.1o and con
.inue until lo:ao o'clcck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
ALL NINE war
SUSPECTS WATCHED


~ Hao<e<<3 ~
MARION. ill.. Sept. IAN persons
suspected of heing leaders of the mob
tlxat attacked non.union miners nj the
lester strip mine neur here June %.
and killed 9: persons. are being watch.
"a closely by federal operatives to pre-.
vent their escape. Attorney General Ed.
ward J. Brundage announced today at
the close of the days session of the
grand jury investigation the affair.
This precaution. Attorney General
prundage. sadi. wns taken 20 for~stall
an attempt To escape similar TO that
made by otis Clark. miner of Coreville.
Ill.,, the first man indicted by the grand
fury. Clark IN confined In the county
jaii waiting Cor release on bond.
The departed death of two Mexicans
during the riot.ns at the Lester strip
mine has also bern explained, the at.
torney general said. by Investigations
made by men of his staff. The report
was without doubt was based on the
death of a Mexican who either jumped
~ fell from coal iipple at West Frank
Scst. H., the day after the riot. he said.
A complete record of the facts win he
sent to the state department at Wash
ington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02


A"ath" scn"'s wiz p'""a"'s nav"
commodious stadium on West Ninth
stree, about ,hre blocks west az Wash.
-, -,,. - ,.. -,
""'"" " ~
nish' whrn information was gwen 'ha'
the schooi hard lad taken q five year
leas. I'M n blo..h and one hale of land
sron, Ia, pi,ins The locat,o, va n IA.
.hou, ,wo blocks from the having. ana
IN. nropos,si stadium will hav. n s.at
IN, oaoctv AZ aunroxinnateiv a. 600
The con,.mplated stadium will he
,s,xl shan. Thar. will n. ,hon, Soo
se., M seating canacl,v ON three s,d.S
a. an. howl Tn. south sia,. vii, No ,.f,
oman nm, there will he n ten.f,.o, hoard
,nclosure In the south nart viii ais,
y. n CHM house slxss feel
Tn. stadium, vii, also mako n nossih,s
,o hay. ,,,ck m.e,. as th.r. xip hs
4. on..,o,r,h mil. ,,,cl pa.eb.n ray
A.. ri.y.,l as u,.i, "a other .,m..
u,.,,.,,.,.-, -, x,n 4. q. oaa .,
| Isrllulitt1 fNEA well ~ 3asNUNs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
MEN PLEDGE
AID N FIGHT
ON VIOLENCE
TO HELP ENFORCEMENT OF
INJUNCTION OBTAINED
BY DAUGHERTY
~ Associated Press

CHICAGO. Sept. Enforcement ~
the Injunction obtained hy the aiioi nev
general aga nsi hwl'-snrs- and violence
IA connection with the shopcrafts strike
will he aided by every power ~ IN.
shopciafis organization. a statement -
sued by the executive committee of tho
Railway Employees Department OF the
American Federation of Labor ~ Il to.
night
'"Th. off fcisls % these organizati ms
hav. dine everything possible sincr the
strike started Ia maintain a peaceful
suspension uf work" the statement Siid.
Considering the difficulty Of presrry.
Ing perfect order In any group q ioo..
BOO men engaged IN a struggle for a
isc.nt liVi heed Il must h. admitted
hat the strike has been "a remarkable
demonstration of the law abiding char
,ci.r of the wrrkrrs involved
1T n unfortunate IN a suit for a
pronounccd purpose - preventing law
lessness "a. attorney generals Office
Nas prepared in c"urt on hasiy ui-id-
GRAFTON hsr entered m order which.
nnisrS carefully INTERRUPTED might be
read aS fagfant vioiat on of cunstitu'
lional rghts of American citizens a.
repeatedly affirmed hy the supremi
cour, - the tinted Stat.s.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
By Associated Prcs

By Associated Press
CAPE GiIARDEAr. Mo. Sept. H.
al verdict of accident was returned by
coroner's jury late tonight following
the inquest into tho death of the two
n,.n known Ia hav. bevn kills-i IN ~
wcrck of the fast train No. nos of the
ST Louis 4 Santa Fc Railroad near
wlt,enberg. % miles north of here.
early this morning. when part of tho
rain cashcd though a bridge.
About fifty PASSENGERS are reported
to have h~cn injured. soue seriously
aud polahly may die as the result of
their injuries. physicians said.
Some Of the injured We're brought on
n relief train to this city this afternoon.
while others wee taken to the railroad \
hu~nital at -. Louis. The two known
20 hav. been killed are: J. Z. War
oath cf Gibson CITY. Tenn. and 5. y.
Yeartax of Haiti. Nh. son OF "a railroad
conductor Of the Frisco.
Earlier reports indicated four had
,ecn killed. among them a woman. This
was thought to he due. however. 10 a
duplication In checking the names Of
the dead and injured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
YOUTHWAVES
TO 0CR0WDAS
HE IS LEAD
ITO CALL0WS
~ Associated Press

H. Associated Prsss
ATLANTA. Ca. Sept. I.-Mslntaln.
Ing his stoicism to the last, and with
= sn'ile on his lips ~ the black cap
was being adjusted preparatory 10
sprinrine the trap under him. Frank
u. Dupw. is.yesr.eld ''peaeh tree
bandit" paid the death peualty at ths
Fulton County Isn here today for the
murder Of Irby G. Walker, private d.
tectivr. December IS last. Thu trap
was sprung NJ es0t o'clock and sixteen
minutes later the youth was pronounc.
I'd dead.
TIE youthful bandit was engaged in
RELIGIOUS services when the fall of thu
death trap Tor Luke MeDonald. negro.
convicted of the murder of q negro
woman could BE- heard tlroushout the
Jail. lie paid no atteAtiou 20 the sound
which within the hour was 20 mean his
own end. lie continued In prayer nm.
til Is minutes of the hour set Tor his
executlon. when unfsheslngiy lsr start.
I'd Tor the gallows five stories above.
Upon reaching The deAth chamber. Du.
pre- stopped and looked cut tlse window.
THAT'S some crowd. isa't ~" he ssid
% his brother Ice Dupre. lie than
pointed out acquaintance beiow and
waved 10 tisesn. shouting again snd
again goodbye"
A deputy sheriff called his attention
Ia Betty Andrews. the sweetheart for
"a hs.t, IA. x..l.,....l sl.a Ns.s Lr.l... g....l
~ Store and killed Walker. She was
In a cell. two floors below her face
pressed closely against the inrs OF the
window. She became hystericai nj the
sight ~ the condemned youth. who
shouted to her;
Goodbye. Betty. want you 10 be
a good girl. Won't Won? You going ta
meet me In heaven amt you Betty,''
the bandit shouted ai his sweetheart" !"
Yes was the reply.
Dnprc turned 10 a deputy sheriff ana
asked:
We'll. you all ready"
The deputy. too full Of emotion 10 re.
PLY. led the hoy away TO the gaiiowp.
Dupre's las, audible words uttered as
the black cap was being adjusted over
his head were:
Please brush hack my hair"
The execution of Dupre brought 20
an end one of the most determined ie.
sai ha'ties ever waged In the history
OF Georgia criminal courts.
An other efforts having failed 10 stay
execution. final petition was made ycs.
iertiay TO President Harding hut. he re.
piled that he was without authority to
intervene In he case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
Unaware cf Misconduct.
A.. Assortaf.sf lrr4n

WASHINGTON. Sep, i-washin-
ton ~ not convinced that there was
any mis-, unduci on the pa,' n its two
consular Officcrs n New Castle, Eng
land. who recently were deprived of
their authority hy british officials and
until proper investigation has bccn
made no steps are 10 - taken a. rc
oren the New C.psile consulate.
The action oi the British authorities
IN canceiiing the ..Nsqvaurs ~ the two
American agents. u WAS pointed ont
io.iay. automatically resulted In the
closing of the consulate and u incon-
yenlence to British subjects has result.
"A = .-.......IlLIls.. a.. ID 49,. ..uf I.usxl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
NOT OPPOSITION
MET BY COAL BILL
D Associated Pres

~ AnDofoeo ffcs
WASHINGTON. sept i.-vigoro,is
appo-ition 20 the administration anti
profiteering c,ai hill was voiced today
In the senate when that measure was
taken ~. No action was taken an the
hiii today and consideration is expected
to ~ resumed tomorrow.
Chairman cummins of the Interstate
cmnmercr Commiss ON. In charge of the
hill. aud ether Republicans agreed ths'
the condition of some ~ the carri"rs
was r-r Gus and Mr. cummins cxrr~~S'd
the opinion that government contres
might prove the only remedy.
Tho ssnm.iter chsirman gave notice
that nj the next session he would pro
nose I<gi<iatIon that would make unisw.
frl nsrikxn n ~ lnlsetrics where the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
HUSBAND Of PEGGY
MARSH SHOOTS SELF
ny Associated frea

~ ,TTSRt re-. y V. sept. Ia. NJ.
CI,uiie, Johnson. husband oi Peggy"
"nr~h 'ir.~s and danccr. is neal death
ir The Chapl n Valley Hospital here.
hfN.nc shut himself accidentally
ihroueh th- ircasl IN the camp of
"lack" Chff,gsi former husband of
Evelyn Ncsi,it Thsw. an Chateau Cav
Lake. last night. Airs. johns,Bn. who
hr.nehf suit assin<t Marshall Field III.
a ch'carc, tor recoxnitloa 81 her child.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
TRAFFIC ON MAIN
LINE WAS NOT CUT
81 Associated Prcss

TENARkANA. sept, i.-Traffic on
he ST. Louis Southwestern railway into
rcsarkana was de,@ired yesterday wa
STAMPS. and iiop-. Ark. Will. three
iresil's. destroyed "Wednesday night hv
fire believed BY company officials Ia
have bccn 81 incendisry origin were b..
ing replaced. Traffic on the main Inc
of the Cotton Belt was not suspended
~ indicated by reports last night. The
burned ires;l.s were about is miles east
at Trsarkana. Ia Miller county. Ark.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

DESERT STORM
SAY REPORT
WIRES DOWN AND ONLY
MEAGER DETAILS ARE
RECEIVED
~ Associated rrss

" Associated fres
IalS ANGELES. sept i.--i,epofts cf
q heavy wind Storm at Needles. Cal. In
n. eastern part Of san Bernardino
County, that was ssaid to have caused
the death of seycfa. people and 10 have
blown down number ~ houses. were
received her. tonight
The fira word of the storm was re-
c.ivs-l here By the Postal Telegraph and
Gable Company from l,nensan at
uoffs. Cal. north 10 Needles. Later u
vas ~ported all telegraph wires. inciud.
ing railroad wires. We're out.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
AUSTIN TO SEEK
ShERIFf'S MEETING

% iN-fN ialfu iNfh@i
AUSTIN, Texas. sent. Austin will
r'al,r hid io get the ls2s Texas sher.
'rs Associailon convention. sheriff
" y Miller and Denuiy W. y. McCov
have gone to the convention at Abilene
armed with letters from the chamber
oi Comm-rce and civic clubs asking the
'qg3 convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
s37e,61o DEFICIT
IN STATE REVENUE
q, Associated Pr.

AUSTIN. TEXAS. Sept. The defi.
f'racv ~ the state general rcveruc
fund which occurred yesterday was es.
iimai-d ~ tsss siV. today hy STATE
Tre0surrr g v r,ryn Warrants on
the fund VIII l- Paid nv sf.ai number
a. iaA,-s Ieylenish. Il rsrvsu announced.
n probably will b. ss~ we-ks hsiofe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02


WASHINGTON. Sept. i.--Accepsef
IN official circles m del beruse mani.
fertat,n of administrations determlna.
tion 10 uae IL every power 10 reztefe
normal Misrepresentation sac ntisa. tiss
injunction issued to-day by Fedcrai Ds-
trici Judge M'iik srson IN Ch cago wns
denounced by labor leads<s hers a. an
Outrageous invasion uf strshe ees' rtghss
which should not b~ permusea 10 iafsr.
/. fcre with The efforts of than and shsle
friends tn win the shopsnen's sssiks"
The restraining order "a not repre.
sent the limit Ia which IN. government
twas .prepared tn ga should II find that
t'sahf steps are .necrxnzry.' admlnIs.
tratlcn spoks,,n nen declared ''bm they
Refused Ia indicate what avenpe would
be followed Il n,niAenent~r,S action
w.r. taken"
W. n. Johnston. who. as president oe
the International assocnsisn ~ ma.
rhinIsts. rsuresnts one u the largest
groups of men an ctr ke. declared ths
2 sira.nng or,ler would not influence
the strike leaders To ahate In the slight.
est tber efforts Ia make their fight II.
fcctne. 80.
both AZ the Waite HOUSE ana depart.
mem of jusitc. direct comments are
Withheld on The sudden appeal of tho
Eov' in'nrnt 10 federal courts IN the ran'
r'Hi f'tuatun.. Officials inssung that
The governments brief spoke Tor IL
s,f"
Thr secret "f Attorney Generas
-. q
i'aughsfiy's v'sit Z" chicaxo had been
40 we'll Kept that some mcmbers of tho
adnlnlsifa' on ar vel of the senate
ana hous" were taken ny surprise ~
the Hing of the suit ana the issuance
of The COURTS temporary order whscn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
FLOOD CONTROL
BODY IS At WORK
ey Associated rrU

At'sTiN. Texas. S~pt. THE first
survey work under the state food con.
trol and water conservation prcvan'
was begun today on the Clear Fork -
the Trinity river near Fort Worth, A.
A. stiles. state reclamation engineer.
rnnounc,d. Topographic surveys will
y made ~ tho territory by tho state
s~tar,m-nt IN conjunction with the
! niied states g-oloE,cai survey for a
uesrrNoir and dam site.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
KATY REMOVES
GUARDS; WALkOUT
IS CALLED OFF
o. Associated fres

PARSCN NS. Kans. Sept. i.--walkout
Of seven hundred members q the run
ming hrolhefhood- employed on the
Missouri. kansas 4 Terls here was
ayertcd late this afternoon when the
men accepted ,h. concessions made by
re United snsss deputy marshal's OF.
're to rmo,e INSIDE guards IN the
ipcal ,arls and 10 instruct the depui cs
& ~ mols courtrous 10 trainmen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
GOVERNMENT
<~~<@w~
READY TO GO
FURTHER IF
NECESSARY

WASHINGTON. Sept. l.--gsrgsrGsss
~ The injunction Issued n ChIeags 10
day tho Ansrrlcan fedrraiIoa a lAbsr
wiIi continue % raise fund.- nn1 sspplles
In sM sf strIkes~, iss prssl1eui. San.
uel Gompers. DECLARED tonight and w'll
scrk every way 10 ssrlp them te bring
sboat ''sn lssuesii4 sAIaseswe9r' ef
their controversy.
Mr.. Gomp~rs dseisrsd the lnjunctssn
was outrageous and ''Aa invasisos q tbe
constitutional rights VI working H,ea''
and should be 10 regnrded. Tha fe6sra-
tlon's view. he adlrds IVES ~ ssprsssed
on previous oecss'osis thai lnlunclIons
invading constitutional rights slseslf ~
treated ~ "scrsp~ ef PAPER"
this InjunrlIon h . most eo1rngeeus
thlng--a process af the slsnuehetufvr q
radsealInn and bolslevisn ln this ceuns
try" Mr.. Gomprvx cosllnued.
- ann quite sure the rpsuDg u tlsls
injunction viii only be 10 sslifl1y NJ
men. aud % strengthen the nuppset q
public opinion bshlnd them. We -
that the railroads nerd no hwysr n
tlsrsr msttesx for Attorney (ssaera1
IDnugherty and the dsy,artmeat - jus.
t'ce becomes the attorney ef The ra1l-
road companies.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-01-25
Some Aspects of the
Farmers Problems
By BERNARD M. BARUCH
CReprinted from Monthly
By BERNARD M. BARUCH

CReprinted from Atlantic Monthly
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-01-25

OF their inability TO meet mortgages or
20 pay current bills, and how, seeking
relief from their Ills, they are plan
ming 10 form pools. inaugurate farm.
ers strikes, and demand legislation
abolishing grain exchanges. private
cattle markets. and the like. we ought
not hastily 10 brand them as economic
heretics and highwaymen. and hurl at
them the charge OF being seekers OF
special privilege. Rather, we should
ask II their trouble Is not ours, and
see what can be done TO improve the
situation. Purely from self-interest,
II for no higher motive, we should
help them. All OF US want 10 get back
permanently TO 'normalcy;" but is IL
reasonable to hope for that condition
unless our greatest and most basic In
dustry can be put on a sound and solid
permanent foundatiOnI The farmers
are not entitled to special privileges {;
but are they not right In demanding
that they be placed on an equal foot
ing with the buyers OF their products
and with other lndustriesf
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-01-25
Hostesses at Luncheon.

Mrs. B. F. Strong and Miss
Bard were hostesses at a one
o'clock luncheon last Saturday,
followed by progressive hearts.
Miss Golf took first prize and Miss
Hintz consolation. Those present
were Mrs. Florence Wilson, Miss
es Beerbaum, Ferguson, Friday,
Golf, Hampf, Higgins, Hintz, Hun
ter, LADIES, McDunnough an d
Reader.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-01-25
Peculiar Accident.

A peculiar accident to horse
owned by Edw. Neuwirth of Pow
ell is reported as having happened
last week. While Mr.. Neuwirth
was driving along a well travelled
road, one of his horses had a hind
leg broken above the hook joint
There was no evidence of the
horse having stumbled, but at the
time was travelling along at the
usual gait.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-01-25
Extend Thanks.

We desire to thank all the
neighbors, friends and especially
Lincoln Grange members for their
many acts of kindness to us dur
ing the illness and burial of our
husband and father.
Mrs. Anton Vlach
and Children
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01
Plan TO START
WORK ON POWER
PLANT OF MILL
TEN MEN NOW WORKING AT
STATE OWNED MILL AND
ELEVATOR AT G. FORKS.

Bismarck, N. D., March Ten
men are now working on the power
house of the state owned mill
and elevator at Grand Forks, and
other forces will be added there as
soon as the weather permits econom-
lcal work, according to Lewis F.
Crawford, secretary of the Industrial
Commission to whom engineers in
charge of construction at the mill
make reports. Efforts to finish the
power plant are being made first be-
cause of the long array of machinery
that must be set up before the mill
and elevator or any part of it is in
working shape. .
While all the work being accom-
plished at this time is on contracts
let by the former administration, a
number of contracts remain to be
let. One is for betting, this contract
alone running into the many thous-
ands of dollars. Other contracts will
cover an office building, testing
building, while a third building will
be structure where the men can be
accompanied while preparing and
leaving work and as monday rest
room. Most if not all of the men will
have to remain at the mill during the
noon hour because of the distance from
transportation and their homes.
Following the installation of the
machinery in the power plant and the
completion Of the mill and elevator
buildings will come the installation of
machinery and this in itself is a gi-
gantic undertaking. Contracts al
ready signed provide for the placing
of more than 100000 worth of ma
chinery. Lists Of the items of ma