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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22
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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22
Little Girl Saves
Lives of Comrades
Nine Year1Old WhitlOck Girl Saves
Two Little Companions From
nrnwnip.

W. EO"
Drowning.
Annie Lou Whitlock, nine years of
age, deserves a Carnegie hero medal
for saving the lives of Margaret Ted
der, two years old and Mary Tedder,
eight years of age when the two lit
tie girls fell into pool of water, last
week on Whisnant farm where Mr.
and Mrs. ID. A. Tedder live just on the
western outskirts of Shelby. The three
little ones had gone down to the
branch and were playing on the bank
where they were getting clay out Of
which to make marbles. Margaret
Tedder the youngest in the trio was
evidently reaching down the four-foot
cmbankment when she lost her bal
ance and plunged into the water. She
was too young to make any effort to
save herself. Seeing the seriousness
of the situation her heroic nine-year-
cid sister jumped in to rescue her but
she, too, was powerless in the swift
water. Annie Lou Whtlock became
frantic. No other person was within
200 yards of where they were playing.
She ran back and forth on the bank
looking for a place to get down but
found none. She saw a large iron pipe
and it occurred to her to use the pipe
to toe them out, but the pipe was too
heavy for her tender strength to lift.
She screamed at the top of her voice
for help but her voice was too weak
and childish to reach the ears of Mrs.
Tedder who was in the kitchen some
distance away from the scene of the
near tragedy. AS last resort she
leaped down the four foot embank-
ment, lifted the two year-old baby to
the bank and assisted her older COM
panion in getting out.
The children were frightened al
most to death, but neither was in
jured to any great extent. The Ted
ders and the neighbors are singing
the praises of the little heroine, a
sweet child who relates a hair-raising
story of the incident.-Shelby News.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22

There are now more than 100000
radio receiving outfits in the United
States. Nine months ago there were
fewer than $4,000.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22

Camille Saint Saens willed all his
music and manuscripts to the library
of the Conservatory of Paris. To the
Louvre, he left bust by Paul Du-
bois, which was the sensation of the
1901 salon, and a portrait by Benja-
min Constant.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22
Special Excursion Fares
Southern Railway
System
Columbia, S. C., and
Return
Account
Palmafesta Week

April l7th to END, 1872
The Southern Railway System will
sell round trip tickets from various
points to Columbia, S. c., on April
10Th to 22nd inclusive with final linn
it returning SO as to reach original
starting point prior to midnight April
Oath, 1922, on basis of one and
Onehalf fare for the round trip.
For further information call on
nearest Southern Railway ticket
agent or address
r. G.. Cotner,
District Passenger Agent,
Spartanburg, S. c..
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22

France spends more than ,000, 900
francs yearly for United States chew,
ing gum.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22

The above story was taken from the
Shelby On. c. News and is interest
ing to many Union people as the little
heroine formerly lived in this city.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22
Notice to Customers

We have bought all the accounts
owed the Clark-Wharton Clothing
Co, bankrupts, and will expect said
debtors to make payment to us
Please see us at once and make set
tlement
l.. G. Wharton
g R. Iyhrand 13E0. 0.3t
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22
SPECIAL. ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-Ifou' to know that have
purchased the Jack formerly owned
by s. r. Aycock. He will stand at
my stable. Service fee reasonable
Il. Bailey. 1853 -12tpd
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22

JITNEY BUS will begin operation
Monday, April oath, to and from
Spartanburg daily. Leave Union
1880 a. m. and 80 p. m. Leave
Spartanburg 10:30 a. m. and 4:3O
p. m. Fare $1.OO each way. Leave
from monument in Union, and from
the square in Spartanburg. J. R..
Griffith, Prop. 1359-12tpd
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-22

Grand total $7,45O. 90
We want more subscriptions. Will
you not take one or more shares?
Union Canning & Products Co.,
Lewis M. Rice. Pres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

Washington Allw 1e IndinAp
rIuns continued la multiply today
with the federal government ron
lesnplaslnw mn imsuesiiafe stspa
In lhr rail strike situation Al
meulhcr ~ President llardiugs
cabinet declared. however. that
~ an abstract proposition ''it
miRht NJ Imagined that she x~v
vrnment wnssld apply 70 thu
courts for reeeteersIsips AZ xs4eh
railroads a. were nnahle IA exss
cuts their mAsI carrying ran
Tracts
Thr guyerumeut official EN-
rnasispd that he WAS tlnl saying
that any Feusiysfahlp proceedings
were imminent and pnstoffiee ~
firialN aWAnFt that generally the
mails we're hsinR hanslled wiih
slight interruption ard delay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
SOME STATE CONTESTS
N THE COUNTY
Judges Doyle and Kane Garry
County For High Court Acton
Wins For Legislature. Bas.
sett Noses Out

The following rVsuss ~ ghsu con.
tessa hax hesn Rlven aag ~ slr
counsy election board
Juass Doy,e. eaa1ls.aie On the
democratic tioAet for msini. sf of ,he
Criminal Court of Alaa Az rnnsiFca
n.ose votes sAan both ~ a. srprn
snts his vote ~As is1, griilesy -
ard chappeIi, sst.
judge Mathew Kane Annera e
candidate for member OF rupresna
coUrs. received COS gaseA cnrfysng
the county over fNu.ya. sis aud
Rogers rs.
For dlstslci iudge. feEablIean
ticket nrlgA IL q Raakeit ~ t'ss
cry defeated runy Higgins Ana va.
ussn b. The folIoSlag soses Isassei,,
1855 Hlsgins. sss sa'aan 3e;
In the confcst for cnEresr 81 lhn
democratic ticket IA ihv county
swaak received 1915 yoise. slsihews
ATS aud Webster 2is
WALTON carried the ecaEly for
gtvernnr. 0w wen ran .econa and
wilson third Tho vote Eal'sn.
7ses owcn. bsa. Walaon. lss.
The race TOT mfnibsr of lss ieels-
issnrc from this diasrcs was clos3,
Acton winning by the narrow margin
of IA votes, Ths votr. Acton, aiv;
Sharp. ssa Dcdd. sSs
In the reruslleaa contest for sp.
prerme court o:stIeic carried tie
crunty over hls tares oru,nei y
The vote Didslala, s7A Sevihnrn.
sss; Boys. col; sfur4se. -pa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

tEt A~4 At<N< A<tFA tf%rHf
oklxh6ma City Aug SR. H,
Wilsoa, state superintendent Of
pnhlSx instruction and J. c. wal
tens strongest opponent IN the
pemocyxsic contest for the nczni-
rasica for governor. today con-
ceded w<onx victory. Thomas
n. Owen. whc formed the third
angle in she three correred race.
admitted defeat yesterday,
The announcement Of Wilson 5
concession came from his head.
quarters ccincidentaly with re-
ceips a. early rvsurns from racs-
day's primary election which cut
Wxlsonx lad by approximately
1000 votes. with reports in from
1p5a Of the states 2.SST pre-
cinctx The court gave Walton.
W.l0l: Wilscn, co.si6. ard Owen.
4Ae<2. Last retarns last night
rave Walton . plurality Of al
most 1l.ooo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
MAN, WHO ATTACKED
GIRL, IS HELD
Williams II Charged with 3
ufisvous Crime and the
Death Penalty May IA
Asked

l~aycr wllllaes. sAe asxta sfsv~s
ess recently ehasxra with . ssssassyf
crime had hls preliminary hsAssnN
shlT morMsnx hefpFe bulge ilus~a saa
vas Aeld wlshaas bail scF sssai Ia sas
dsssflcs eours Tho attack an the ~
,ls nesyo xtFl inatlna sMnasn vas
very brutal sud m shH saAssarsy vi
epeaA ~ shs heAgsnx scdsy was ecv
ysrslag laass Isplsa hela wlslssms
Ter trial and refused 70 permit hlm "a
rive band
The crime fu4 wkish Williams N
telng hold gar trial y une Fev whlsh
tbs death penalty can he inveked
rhe pginelpal witnesses saalnst Wi
ilsms Ia hls victim. isasins caansN
ami a woman Who Witnessed shs ass
tack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
Yesterday Hottest
Dop Of Year

rhe average nAxiwom t~eseerss
ssvs u oNisno~s yesterday rss<Aes
toss cssrse& sNe hasAsst ~scirs
sAls year. ssssrdsrs - s~p~rs se.
sss rem M S~ised ssssss ~ssshss
sSre&s. o>eers resistervd ~ .
hsehess ssrA e@ ars ~ish ~ a..
pree& Marssm repc~tsd no 90.
crses s~d Ls~ssr ics A'sAs
cAsskssss ara wssshsrsord repert.
81 30 sssr~es. Ns~kirk snd ssili.
water were shs ersx pa0ss Ia sNs
state ~asn . sewp<rAsurs prcer 100
sesress Ne~&irk rsoerslns "a sns
Saltwater ~.
lssht sns~es fsal In ths rsrA
eersrsi rcrtsers " shs state. sns
weather hureAu repered.
in csthrss the mssirar ssmr<ra
tore vac soS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
iIOt or FINES ~
CAPITAL AIst iiiG

Washington. AaE n A total "
gaassa has been turned in,0 the Fee
eral Treasury coffers hy ihe llnlsea
ftasas hfanrh d lpilco teus, here
sot violations ~ the fwdcral pfahIh-
linn law auring thu tlaral year unAs
inf Juis 4 secolalng 10 tnsk,Ft uiAd.
~ Assislani District Attorney Daylt
y, aIar 10 District Attorney peytna
Gordon yesseraay TTlla amount epm.
prssaA glneA amounting III vi i.asT aaG
nearly 100 colisseral foSEeiiarea N
se.saa
Thnre were los affnrls for pro-
hhitipn violations daring the period,
" whsch SAs pleaded guilty ana wesa
lined o. sentenced 10 iall terms Thsro
were also ~ convictions of persons
WHO pleaded noi guilty AcquitsaI IL
rrltpnufa numbered gs. while ge cam,
vaFe nclle proeaed
For lack of prosecution. = eeAes
wefe dismissed Two hundred and
sExp Two cases pending are saIng
rleAned from the doekeia Al rapidly
n possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

rhs rplIYaana dairy II ssil'ns ne
hess mllk IL lo~n and vii santlAas
ID 10 40. hpt ! hAy~ saiHsnsy lost
all INTEREST n shs peillleal xnnss,
ssia Mrs. Aaals riesafi s9ssay+ e
have had sam~ iliamlnssiax lnslxhs
Inso husnAn nature and n viii NJ
remembered Nv sns
II have a whole let n Ahs ffisaaA
IA Guthrie and t,essn vaubsy shss !
want so nhsns sNnesis'h ter their
friendship and ald sxssnasa. loF
hus am nos alaa0nf&ssa itewsv*.
/ am quite ceafsnt tfeaa nps 90 se
soniues my roiiysnns GaiFy. tssd tas
talka tho gursas milk AMI attend y
MY lIssls baaiae@s AMI faFsss ! wAs
svsr engaged In politics. shiHk.
maybe 1 am euesa" shs adasa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
O<E KILLED ~ Ar
KANSAS sTisikh nArtt.t'

Van narvn. Ark, AaH a~s'ari
sspsaalsy, % Ven isnfee. was klllsi
and Als brother WIN tspyadlsx thp
h,isr strlktng slsapwNn. *sa pFphs
ahly fatally wounded W sn sxehanaa
of shols when crowd ~ naesa than
lo0 men EatheFed IL the Missoafi
IAarltlc yards heFv early sa@ay an
approached hnIlalng KuAftna w.
tspasY United sssses magshaIs ssd
IN whlfN number % non anlaa shap
Workers wcfa hoasai, Mufa thar
lsa shots wsre flrvi daFlnK enc
tweusy misnseH shs rsalss wss ~
progress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
WINNERS N the
LATE UnnnsANTNEss
Bond Runs Remarkable Race
Receiving loo Votes More
Than Both Opponents,
Other RAc<s

TheFs ware eeee votes cast In tse
rernhllcan primary foF sarersnss sa +
err ot psalse Iassfasslcn, AIRS Max
lnw was rnnnang ~nheas o. posisl0r
Nxny voters. evidently dla nus vcs
sog sNrs Maxiow foF tho reason. lse-
ssmahls, that she had no opposGssen
This lshcsne cns es The isss thai al,
Actea ier ccnFt clerk and ssDs votse
w~gw pollcd in the shcrlff handle ~.
IL the race tcs ccanty assessor only
ssee votes were cast while nsn~sdale
and Partridge eoala only scare w
se$s scses rrAak Bond. ranuInx tcs
tr~AsareF. received liSg more suses
than acsA his opponents Doeles saa
Armstrong combined
The closest race was between A..
,csnes i,lnwlddle and yname rsrssAaSe
sos ceaass attorney: unofficsal. has
ccrrexs returns essss Partridge lesc
a. ming soses ever plnwsadie
In The race Cor court clerk. Ar
Neal, running for 4 third term, imNe
sfc field by a sstc margin over her
ncarest opponent Mira Aadle PEA
ard The vote in this race ssoos
Neal. llsi, Psokard. see. walker 40
and Axtsll ast. County clesk AdamF
WAS mex, highest IN the saee and r..
cesved eaSs votes 10 Cooks 81.
Sylvester Reed. Cor county comm'a
snncr of she third district. received
total IL Sss soes sloan fcr com
missioner defeated yoang. sks2 10 i5s.
RlAehars won Cor commissioner IL
the city district BY close mavpn
frcm Harold Cock and Diek re~sea
hneheaFt received siT votes, Cock.
sss and Renfro ses
THE county elecfioa board Aas not
sts rons9lutrd taAulating the stsie
scte ana II wiii mot be available he.
tore Friday morning
On page can be- found the com
lrie seminary Of tho county yDfe
'flleFe being mo contests on the demu
erasir coanty tickct. she Republican
txket slone u c~nriied
sheriff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
NOT TOO HOT
ron ItiE THIEVES

Thieves were basy In TIE city iaNt
nlKht. The Long immbnr company
lost a fine biz lumber Wagon rns
thieves hitrhed 90 team " hursss
10 the wagon and ~urc Hast seem 80
ing towards the coylnx,on oiI sialds
yohn parkius iiylng In the noFsh.
east pait OF town loo, doxsn fms
chickens Mrs sisfy Johnson NJ ths
Weat Side reports tho loHs of smai1
pofksr and ~ r Sellers. southeast of
this city lost IS fst hena
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
LIONS A<D M MOI.Ay
TEAMS ~ PLAY nNl.

Tha I.ions and naAiolsY tali ,eams
viii play ball frsday afteFron. The
game viii lse called a, uslesk ana
IA wilt be an cxestsns oM. from START
ia finish. Ia Tho tlrst gAsns N 4
serlaa of three. the paMulay heya
defsasea the I.lons dssik'Ysiy Thr
gamo may aastle tho dl~pusas bat
should tho i.tons wln the thFd Eags3
viii 10 plAyed,
"IyaFybodY IL invited 10 bs on
hand and sea rs clean 40 en gha 'blx
una xatd Manager cpnnaa of the
Deaiolay team.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
VIENNA BUREAU or
EXCHANGE tiOsf.D

ylanpa. Aug a~rThe offiebai en-
change buFean was eloafa today On
the pfr,aat thai yestefasy'a enormous
transactions had s~ampfd i,s forrs
Ia sbs sree,, however. the closase A.
ascFibea 10 The necessity ~ gsininz
a breathing au~ll IN which 10 aeyl~a
scms rnsanS of sheckias The dsf!ln
Ing exchange
Aeeofding 10 the newspapers. the
government II considering the ops
ton n tho sootaiists plan plan foF
prohibition W alI imports ssoept
bseadssnffs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
GOLD FOUND ~
THE TRANsvAAL

London, AUG. -psspatchss tram
South Africa rapport the discovery o
new gold belt IN ths Transvsai
strstehlns from the border of eseh.
panaiano 70 Nylssreom. Options bass
already been secured on ssyersI big
groups of claims and gold i ssld 10
hsya been found IN number ~
places
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

Atlantic iciy, NJ J.. Aox s~1to
aaIfemo international convention of
shs KNIGHTS "a Columbus today ssns .
'~bis 10 Cardinal GRsparii, papsl ssc-
fstsfy of state. piedsing Pope Plus All
hey would continue 10 completion ID
81 eoo.opo American wclfafo work nj
iiDne ahich shey undertook Al the rs-
Quest u poac I,snadSct XIV.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

Thcse returns gradually arc heeofrv
ins reflecfad IN rAcex from other stste
offices besides governor with the rasio
"a gain 70 the preelnc, IN sltsesls
every case rskiss Essna IN favor u
the IAaxse ticket Two mrn ssesr
sale They are George Short. csa1s 4.
csfe tos sftorney senerai. and Mel
Mash. candidate FOR state school ssp
ersnfsn1er' Even in their cas<s -
snslysls a Che vote indicates fa4t
sheir leadK are h<ing csst
w5th not more than E1,s precsne,s
hfzsd frnfn In most o. these ,acss its
rsfurnx are no more advanced shsh
ware the resurns for soyesof ~ IL
s;ock Tnea1sy might
Nj. a. Mash was hoA<ing ror-
maEdsng Lead over J. y Daitenb9rh
ai " n- Wednesday,. bat his rail
hzx besn s,ishuy decreased slnoe ew-
ly w The evenIng md . clone seei ssp1
n IN tfpxS@ct II The je4rse vote cores
n for Bxfserburg during the nex.
trenty- fosr hours with s5s pre-
efrrts cgastsd Mesh had is,ssi sss
'Bz fs<nbsrx Is.M7. B4tsenb~rg was
is1orss1 ~ the lsssre and Mass b.
TIE kE&n.
ehsss Has Dsfsis
u ~ attorn<y generars race ~hers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
REID HOLDS LEAD
IN MISSOURI RACE

81 Louis, Nc, Ang Senator
James A Reed continued to maintain
hiA Lead IN The democratic senatorial
s'nsest when belasad returns hesnn
crYing In early today with 5.azo cli
~ t.sis proeincss in the stats report.
ire. be had lead OF 7.S7s over nrect.
iirsdgc Long. former ihlld assistant
ateretary ot siate In the wiiton cas
met.
The vote for these precincts stpod
need ga.oeS; Long fTs7sg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
suoApEsr HAS EPIDEMIC
or ouELlisc

Budapest, Aug . = Budapesrs
dneIIing ersxe claimed iresh yltsim
yesterday when Col. Nv denbsscr
shot Capt Karloysky. member Of
the International Daagbt coums
sion.
Although the anti -d~si'sts are trH-
tinuing shsir campaign and shsrs are
laws prohibiting 6ae's an: proyid-
inr puusshmenf there afs two or
thrsx encounters almost taitr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

Lansing Mich Aug Aw~A
number IL industries III Michigan
face fuel shorssgr that may
eusnpsI shnfdnwnS within the
next few days. aenorsiIng ID W.
rartm to the atate public utilities
commission The FuFd Motor
company Al Detroit reported Il
had ii.sIAy supply
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
DID YOu RECEIVE
yOiJR PROPER QUOTA

Washington. Aug 3 Every citizen
Of the U r.. would have received III
letters iast year II the aggregate IT,
~ mail which passed through CAV
hsndH of the posfefiico department
was divided on . pet capita kasis A
siatistleiAn in the department has a.
fimated that ihsa6 .ooo. 900 lot ara
vent through the malls last yssr
Comparing this total with postal rec
erds of foreign countries the depart
p.erts expert annoanced that Grcit
britain har per capita exchaage~ ~
Germany 3s and Italy 2L
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
|cLoupsuHsv DOES MuCs
DAMAGE m HEsvAo8

Eiy. Nev- Aux. - cioueaHrsf
hsre late yesterday 'Ioor ,he ep+
IRE residential SECTION u The icvs
and JDsroonss honsehoiders sho
we're rescued by volunteers from si.r
business Hcsios. SO one mas Iu+
Jpred
The dsmass 10 pre:er's sss sstl-
nAted q sieoooe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
ONLY TWO c0NoREseMKh
IN sTArE pgvEArGp

Wy IhF AksHetHtF1 FFf~*1
Oklahoma CIR. Aux . Only TIVE
of OkishonIa's eight rew~eltstiyes
IN congress Manuel Iisrrick ~
Perry, eighth district. and r. Al
chsndler. of Tulsa. first ilssriet. tpth
repubItnnr have failed d: vsaom-
inssion 4 mas indioatsd early todsy
On the lacs * fncomCass, unofss-
eiaI rstasns fFcm 1u1pdsy's primary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

New Orleans. An9 1~Ans
nnunrwueH III iisaanilnuanse VIZ
twenty passenger trains NY thn
TesAa 4 i'aosfie railway. dua "a
strlka conditions. Was officially
made here to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
nT. Louls TERMINAL Asks
AUTHORITY ron moNn LsauE

wv FM N"&" FFFNNf
wasnInxsen. Aug. 1~esThN Tvfnsiuti
pa Ilfoaa Association u ~. I.eais
askea ,hs q = fos Authefhy % ~
Aa~ ami saIi ss.seosos IN feH p3s
ssrt bond. rhs ssewisis. ~sli rsim
barss its treasury or expenditures -
ready made ea additions and ssssis'
ntxnts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
AmpMoRg OFFICIALS
sxEx a slAvxw

Afdm0re. AuK 3rwcguHsY offifsss
this mmnsns 1s'san fs1Feh cor =
man saId 10 hays had Al liahs va
rrnst Mtc1uFy. asad w. Who aAa
lass yesterday 80 ks8 hcap'gs'
ffom lniariss received 10 shs fishs,
coaa.y Attorney y v. t'rssov s'a'si
sisas w. wuald eail auas@sf m w'ss
messan bpfefs aoon t9ahy ~ me
first sgep Ia probe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

The fpnerai Of afra Fred q Trap
neii will be held Friday afternoon "a
z;1o ~ the fspisoopsI church. riw
Maseabees viii have charge of tue
services
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

rr-IAahor DEMONSTRATION League
with a platform containing many
Of the plsnkx at the National
Non partisan LearAe. including
state ownership Of utilities aud
aha ~ farmers. brought him i
heavy vote from many rural pre-.
rsnctS.
Strange sed'slse~s
That polsssrs makes TsrAnxe hA.
fsiAcwsw il Illustrated M une ssss
shat haVaress cf socialists ss wsr
As she Catholics ~enf Cor wsltee
A heavy change In F~S.,s at'aa ~
socialists. Who entered she esnc-
Cratic Faaks % vote fnr w&tcn. wes
REPORTED ~ the state e.~sson hoar.
walson's rrsnctpai essaaalEn ara
~as - via she state Eoscrans. a
fcr she Farmer and weFxpr
Ooysgnor y H. A. K-restson Nna
MS administration also ;as sapp 10
se she Oklahoma City nassr
In soma Precinets IA Nts rtps rsAg
TIE negro registration tan - h'gh
as ten democrats 10 vne rcssaAlscsn
MSny aexrpes swt:cAea fr,p ihn re-
prbsican ranks before tac prsm4rs
tn order 90 vote f9g WALTON whe
they regard as their cnAasYscn. ~
Is the cuiy oklsAona ca mxyoF fhas
eFer demanded that aegrres ~ ae-
pointed On the police 'ln-se. Several
nscnshs ago he made ~ aa@ecea ssai
isEhs 10 have ths city sa.nrlfFian
open she Carnegie pans: lIbvars IL
nexsces a. well % wa..s
Essoassng she sEsusn rass q rvv-
er0naat conwcl Of .sc Ri e.ss
Msyor Walton msda strsa.s appeal
to tAe railroad wcrxes q I've
sfate.
Taless there comes a. nHnrsce-
dsnfea Hpaet On the den sv1fsr side
wslfCn viii meet Joan & rsslfs NJ
okashensa city. the regsslgau es-
bernxtortzi nominee. in Novsms sr.
Fields was sesdlng sseorge Hnaif
mure than III 10 J.
Miss Aiice Resertscr, r~pnS'aran.
cs Mnssoger. the cnly w1m,a II
congress. seemed sure o. -npsnlas-
ton in The second dlsfacs
The roiisAcal hc9ses of Maael
Herrsck. republican. on rssrv SELF
styled flying congs~ssmaa ami
styled BY Others - poisst~., sreident
In the Republican lanadde OF .g-s-
seemed sefAntsnly dashed Ranssng
third asi me fisne Ia - slghsh dis
trsct wsfh fhe vote sA1 incowsstts
Il appeared a. Il his coastl'ner.s hs
decided TO let him dsvssa his :
tirna defyinE d1ath IN the xsr ~
G. Carter sppeared ~ .. 'hs aon-
sree.
r. A Chandler. rssvsss car IN
eamssnt from the fIfss ais'ries. ses
the cnly othar rcEres s1.xGve irer
the eight dsstritts IN the stat. :hn
appeared 10 be loser In the cor
sssts fDr senominssios g. n. 49,
wshe nantlrued 10 hnae rim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
Strike
Situation
Today
nrI.t.Kr1n

iny fA~ Associated rr
Chicago Anx y
sand shopm@n On shs
who have fernasd AN ~ ~
cf new employees y.
graphsd Chairman n hs
United alasss ra nor
board. demanding NJ
sAfexuafd~i In Any w ~ az
the shopmsns str
They are entitf - hay. 10
potsctiou In the rixhtx
acquired during shs y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
khl0HTs Will NATAL
oTFlcaNe rcNIoHv

The Knikhis q Pyth'sa viIl Ip'
stall offlesrs tonight &ni asic rn fn
their annnxI wauAfsisr yasatlen. Al
sIactIve officafs srs exre<ssd 10 BE-
present a. this msssInx