The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 52, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 1, 1920 Page: 1 of 8
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uthrie Bmly Leader
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VOLUME XLXIV.
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REVOLT SWEEP
OVER H1XIC0
IMI(. IX CAIMTtlL AS ItKlt-
i;ls si HHorxi city i
1'Olt II 'STKK.I. RAMI':
I'Koi'i.i: in i iuivY
GOVERriMENfTonERS;
CARHAIJZA TO DESERT
MEXICO CU V (IT OKI l ltOM
OlTSIDf: ' WOIMJ; (Hi-
ll Allll'A HAS I aijj:x
TO REIIIXS; I'ORCCS
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; BULLETIN.
. Washington May 1. -Capture
of the city of Chihuahua by rebel
force was reported today. Form-
er officers and men of the gov.
ernment gnrison lead the Sonora
forces into the city.
MEXICO IS HONEYCOMBED
WITH REVOLUTION
Aug Prieta Sonora Miy 1.M-
ico is honeycombed with revolution
and inctced of the "steel ring" of
soldiers President Carmnt of Mexico
announced would he put around $)n.
ora the first state to secede term '.lis
administration the rebels have put a
"Meet ring" of revolutionary soldiers
about Mexico City and In every state
except one General A. I. Vlllareal
said here today in making public the
accomplishments of the revolution in
less than one rronth since it began.
General Vlllareal came here from
El Paso to discuss the revolutionary
situation with General P. Elias Cit-
ies commander of th revolution
forces in the northwest. For three
hours yesterday he held telegraphic
conference from military beadqja'-
term here with Governor Adolf De
la Hufta . t Hermosillo concerning
the growth of the movement.
Ceneral ViMareal formerly wax
constitutional govvnor of Neuvo
Leon an J military governor of the
state of Neuvo Leon Tamaulipas and
Coahulis. He was president of the
Agus Calientes . convention which
selected Carranza to president of
Mexico.
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SERRANO TO COMMANP
Ncrales. Art. May 1. Genera)
Francisco It. Serrano formerly priv-
ate secretary to Genera Alvaro Ob-
regoa was reported enroute north li-
day from Sinaloa to take command
oil the revolutionists in Chihuahua.
General Serrano It I said has ben
heen aiding General Angel Flore In
the campaign against Mazatlan.
MANY REGULARS JOIN
TO THE REBELS
El Paso Texas May v. The situ-
ation in Chihuahua as the reult of
th Sonora revolt again the Car
rani government was broufht home
to border residents today with an-
nouncement of th fail of Chihuahua
City stats capitoi and th statement
that Colonel Augustin Mora of the
Jaurex garrison had left that city snd
was on his way to Mexico City fey way
of Laredo for a conference with Pres.
Ident Carranzi.
TWO KILLED MANY iNJUREO
IN PARIS RIOTi
Prris. May 1. Two persona wer
killel i-nd about fifty others injured
most of thent slightly in a series of
small riots fits afternoon in th east-
ern part of the city.
T
KNIGHTS PMS REVIVAL
Large Delegation of Visiting
Knightg Aid in Conferring
Tirst and Second Banks
Lan Night
A Urpft dcVfratiftn of (OJ-ahoma
Knighls were In attendance at the
local iode of that order Friday niRht
anions; tJitn t!ns 4. C. JGilmwe.
head ot the Knights of Pythls Insur-
ance department for Oklahoma -11
of whom took part In conferring de-
grc In the first and second rank?.
It is gratifying to know that fluth-
rle Lodg No. 2 Knights of Pythlar
Is euerieticln(f a genuine revival of
PytMan ejithutlasm applications for
member'hlp ee tViii Iwceirt! at
every Friday night session. This
fraternal order appears to be get linn
Its share of the projeriiy that Is In
evidence in all of our local fratern-
ities. THC WCATHER
New Orleans. May J. Ton'iir'at in-
creasing cloudiness wsnner north
portion; Sunday unsettled. .:
FLAMES
HOME.
Reds In Russia
Clash With
Kolchak's Army
Vladivostok May 1. Severi
fighting it in progress at Chita
trn-Baikal between th forces
of General Vaitxekoffsky fa Mia
remnant of Admiral Kolchako army
in trans-Baikatla and th opposing
bolshevik fore according to re
ports from Russian source. Th
Japanese sr dec I a rod to b support
ing Central Voitxefcoffsky.
BAHDTIN CONTESTS
Miss Ruby Woolf Takes First
Priie in Violin; Miss Lea
West Honored j Pupils
Score Heavily.
tJuthrie won signal honors at the
flxtiN'iiih annual Interecbolsstie tnet
it the CnClversity of Oklahoma Fri
day night. And t"utlyrle eo;Ie and
Prof. 11. II. Ryan are jreatly elated
thereover.
For the fourth successive year
Prof. Kyanw orchestra on firt
prue ine ruga scnoot baud won
first honors. Mi Ruby Woolf an
nexed the first prixe In violin ton-
test and MIs Lea Wot would have
won the cello contest had there be-n
anyone with tlmerlty enough to cou-
test with her for ih honor.
In the hand content there were six
contestants; cl.ht orcheatra com-
pe ed. Guthrie wan unanimouslv d-
(lared winner and was given an ova-
tion afte.rward. Serernl cities nt
bun iln lo Norman to ronioe-te for th
honorn. but when it was found that
I'rof. Kyan'a Imnd was entered three
withdrey. Muskogee band won Bee-
ond Hare and Oklahoma City's or-
chestra wa Riven second honora bu
failed to srore In the violin -onies
iiotwlthKtandins that city had Ute?n
entries.
To I'rof. Hyan must go the lion'
share of credit for the success of our
muNical talent Friday nlht. He has
worked unceawlnKiy and untiringly
and has built uji a wonderful munii'cl
ornatujuUion In Guthrie. Guthrie
thanks to Prof l'ynn. la now known
ai tho mutual center of t'aa state.
After the contest? ended all win-
ners joined In a Krand concert at th
l'nlvct-rty luildlng. Tlttosaods r
visitors and tdwiwjieoide attended the
concert.
Music Winners Announce!.
In violin. Ituby Woolf Guthrie wai
first? Helen Ifobins Oklahoma Ciiy.
was second; Wallace Estnter Bartles-
vllle. third and Anna May Shar?
Wodward. received honorable men-
tion. In the male voice conies June
Colllei McAlestcr was awarded firs
place; A. J. Thompson. Kl Ileuo ec-
ond: Clarence Harrlmon. McAlester
third and Romalne leaker Ponca
City received honorable mention. In
City was 'first Lucile Thompson.
Tulsa second; Charlotte Ingham.
Shawnee third nd Miriam Fiuerty
Clfr. received honorable mention.
Horace Heed Medford was award-
ed first place In piano out of a field
of more than eighty contestant;
Herbert Kicker. ChlrkaFha. second.; i
Kcnmth Crouth. Tuiv. third and
Helen Eagle Marshal honorable
men i Sou.
WOI UI KNJOI.VUTY
COIWCIL FIMMI ACTING
A Group of (opdrtyj wtr In
Tonkawa brought suit In the Kay
county district court to enjoin the
city council from constrUL'.lnit cer-
tain sewer lateral aflucting their
ror?rty. The Injunction wa denied.
Supplemental petitions were filed and
after the work was finished the oi:rt
granted an Injunction restralnicg iho
collection of benefits from tnr-ne I
t'zens. The state supreme couit yes-
terday rerersed this judgmont. wiih
instructions to dismiss the petition
The supreme court held that It wou'd
have been necessary for an Injunc-
tion to prove the Improvement 'in-
necessary and the ordinance rrov'd-
ed for It so otniesslve a to amount ti
takinp property without Jue process
of law. This the upper court held
was not done.
PAPER RECEIVES GERMAN V'8
NEW AMBASSADOR
Rome May 1. Pope Benedict today
received In solemn audience the new
German ambassador to the 'Vatican.
Plefco von BerKen who presented his
credentials.
Great Atlantic Fleet
New York May 1. The great
Atlarrtlc fleft arrivod in hornr.
water earty today to giva 25-
000 Amarloarc blusjackU relaxa-
tion from their wirrtar period of
target practice and drill off Gu-
dntanamo CUtsa. During thsir
two waeka' stay her they will b
antertaieed by vari organixa-
tsns and given a fhance to re
Statera l th aatbrt.
UTlliaKOKLA.. rUXUiUhW. MAY 1 11
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WORK .Vri'O 11:(XK1KS IIROKKX ItY M ll.T OX. IMit
teen oylitnler DeuscntK'rtr in which he. broke ll r fonU for Ihe mile t two utile t lyttwi KU.
1IU lime for tlie mile was 2d kccoihU hiki for the two tnile 47. It seenmln.
"Glmuio tho voto of the w.meu.
Sheriff Hobbins ran have the rest
ways Dave Keely candidate for s her-
Iff In Muskogee county. "The women
should vote for me." nays Uave t
"Cyclone" s he Is better known
"I've jwt a lot of kids to take rare of
and though I'm worklaa ever) day
I've eot to have a itwticr jo so 1 au
look fter them better."
The hearinjt in the CollhiKville gaa
cs!e. In m hit-it the local company aks
to be allowed to Increase Cielr tales
has Wen wet for M.-y IS by the cor-
poration commission.
School land linaea In Potlawstamle
Payne. Lincoln and Pawnee miutties
will le put up for sale by the ataie
on May 25 Tho rcent tests In
which oil has been found In l?ils vl-
cinlly have led state officials lo tie-
lleve the state can realise a profit in
the sale at this time. Most of the
land Is In Lincoln county.
C F I!niels of Kansas City former
ly assistant ruKhier of the federal re-
LIONS ENDORSE PUN fo"
r ttlMTEHCBSm
Luncheon at lone Friday Discuss-
ed By Enthusiastic Bunch
of Civic Live Wires;
Golobie Makes Speech.
The Lions cluu at its Friday Inn
cheon at Ihe ton hotel endorsed
what is known as the loret Carter
rtwolution which petitions congress !-
revise war-time taxation system in
regard to excess profits and Income
taxes and lo fund the national debt
o that It may he spiced out over
a term of forty or fifty years Instead
of trying to pny It off now which re-
quires heavy and burdsome taxes.
Senator Golobie was an invlt-d
KUst from the Rotarians and ad-
dressed the club on the subject of
world politics and the iroblems that
confront the I'nited States growlmr
out Of the lato war. The speaker
urged that our government assume
her place In the forefront of nations
and lead he way In the world's pro-
press which deiny (has dc-gated
her to undertake.
Someone probably a gloating Hoti
sprung a fake telegram of conisratii-
latlons on the Lions victory at
Thursday night's game of volly ball
In which they were defeated fry Ihe
Rotarlans.
J P. Giioln of the Murton Hrothers
dry goods firm . was received as a
new addition to the ridetidld group of
progressive cilixens of which ttwe
Lions club Is eomposed.
Election of delegates lo the Inter-
national convention to be held !n
Denver during July will be held at
next Friday's meeting of Ihe club.
TO DRIVE BU1CKS BACK
FROM FLINT
ft. T. Lewis of Ihe Uulck Ba!s
Agency with elgbt men will leave
tonight for Hint Mich. factory and
headquarters of the Buick company
to acquire eight Buicka. The cars
will be 'driven through from Michi-
gan by Guthrie drivers.
GUCKER SELLS LOTS.
J. H. Gucker has sold kis two lots
In block 69. East Guthrie to H. T.
Smith for 3.."0. . . ''
new acquaintance with relatives
and awe et heart.
Th fleet comprising eight
monster battleship aggregating -mere
than TOssOOO ton dasplace-
mnt and more than forty des-
troyer tender and smaller
fighting craft nod H way thru
a heavy mist at dawn and th
vessel wer expected to an-
tMl" M
i flees ma
rrass -.una
i
. serve hnk then. Iiait been aptilntcd
manager of Ihe federal reserve racb
which Is to be opened in Oklahoma
City in the near future.
A claim amounting to $lti mr as
payment for land tof e converted Into
a park In front of the stale capltol
v ullding has been approved by Goorge
F Clark chairman of the Imsrd of af-
fairs. Newsprint brokers hav been sub-
vtM'itamt before Ihn tnvcratgumw
board at Washington Mhe thst
w ill tun over something
Ktste highway conimli-tme' sy
f.fiy tbotiHsnd auloinoblle ut tiers In
fie state hsve failel lo buy I !20
license tstjs. Conn ties aud cities are
expected lo prosecute
The refx'ls In Mexico are sweeping
everything before them Csrratua is
packlnc his gold and is preparing to
move his bane ti a foreign land
The tt.Mion dock strike came to an
end laH nlxht. The men returned to
work without having received an ad-
vsiice In hho.
I WHAT TICKED OVER
I THE WIRE DURING DAY
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- A -us PrMa. Honoi a -General P.
j Kllas Gallis announced ChHiuahua
I CKy one of the largest elites of north-
ern Mexico was definitely In tlm
hands of the revolutionary forces.
Tombstone. Arlx- Harry K Wts-ton-rhargtvt
with kUnaping In con-
-nection Willi the lllsbee deportations
in 1817. was acquitted by a Jury.
( New "tors Julius II Harm? fed-
eral wheat director announced the
calling of conference n Chlcaso
May 7 to discus methods for rees-
tablfshlug a free and open wheat mar-
ket on June I when tho United Btatea
grain corporation ceases to function
-Paw l-ttw M'ch. The 'Jury con-
sidering the case of Mrs tfarah Tabor
of Lawton. Mich charge with tnan-alutiB-bter
in xmuec-ilon with tho mys-
terious disappearance of her daugh-
ter dihsgreed and was discharged.
Tokio The war orrice announced
that a Russo-Japanese agreement Is
about to be signed In which conces-
elon of all of t .e Japanese demands
will be made
Washington -House republicans
after wrangling four hours abandon-
ed plana for pahln soldier relief leg-
islation next Monday and adjourned
their party conference without fixing
a date for action.
-Philadelphia-United States Ksn-
ator IJolso Penrose of J'ennsylvanla
declared Senator P C Knox was Lin
"heat equipped all-around statesman"
to be the presidential candidate of the
republican party.
Tulsa- Mrs Hit y Rfdgnway Me-
Giilre.wlfo of Former ltepresetitatlvo
Bird 8 McfJuIra of Oklahoma filed a
petltlorl asklrp? for administration of
her property and alimony.
DICKINSON TO BORE fOR OIL
Judso Dickinson former member of
the Slate IVand of Affairs has lK-at-ed
a test Itt section 38 and material
for the rigging f on Hie ground. This
test is eleven miles south of Omhrln
on Ihe Division street line.
AMONG THE SICK.
Ned Pedlgo. who has been on the
sick list the pant week. Is eouvalcsc
tn.
Mrs Joe Pay mall Is reported muc'i
Improved.
Paul Van Hoozter. who recently'
suffered a relapse. Is better. '
Oils
Arrives In New York
chor at their station In th Hud-
on rivci- by noon.
On board th flagship Pennsyl-
vartia with Admiral 'Henrj B.
Wilson commander of tho flt
wer Secretary of th Navy Dan-
11. and Almlral Robert E.
CeonU chief of naval operation
who boarded tho drd naught at
a ariy Friday morning.
tao act of Ma ret a.
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PIII01.
Ton.tnv Milton it hits freak six
-- in -i nrm ri.ru".r..rLr.n.iri n in 11.11 .
Nations) moIou have again failed to
aaree on the soldiers bonus and
deadlock looms 1U.
Senator Tom Gore made a speech
at (Oklahoma City last night. More
than J.ihSi pcrons crowded the big
auditorium to hear Ihe blind man.
Justice Robert M. Kalney of Atoka
has been eleetini thief justice of the
supreme court to succeed Thomas
Owen who resigned.
In many of the restaurants nvnr the
slate potatoes have been eliminated.
This is good example for Guthrie
icxtautant owners and for hntsewea
as well. Cut out potatoes "' and Ihe
price will drop
Fran Jones and Winston Moore
LI lleno negro boys loved the same
yellow gnl They touht a duel Moore
Is dead aud the officers ate hunting
for Jones
Cleveland H Whltelow former tress-
u'er "f Mcintosh county Is under
bond on a change of having defraud-
ed the county cot of 114 nun.
ELKS HOLD OPEN HOUSE
AT FORESTLAST NIGHT
Tentative Plans Made to Build
Elks' Home and Scmi-Publig
Gymnasium; Membership
Drive Starts.
Local Elks kept "open housy" l.:t
night at the forest and many non-
members were present.
A "dutch" lunch was served and
Klks nisle double (itiarlet rendered
vocal music.
The object of the meeting let nlghf
was to talk over the mailer of build-
ing an Klks home an a gymnasium.
Much enthusiasm wit evidenced by
those present and I' wa' ihe fiee
of the meellnv lhat a campaign he
started Immediately
A number of tiil.n. many of
them not members of ()" order ex
pressed themselves . t teit wtotlv
In sympathy with the bulid.ns niov
and pledged support In evert way.
Kdwsrd U. flabl Anhltect insdn a
talk with reference to the proltiM
cost of n bullillng such as the im ni-
bers of the LulfrtlriK rommlHee. ol
the Klks lotion had In mind and said
while It cost much more now lo hu'ld
structures of any kind Hun it did
prior to the war It woull n his
judgment cost more next yai ihn
'. would now. He estimate thst
suitable building could be finished for
ISfi.no'i
Committees were named and the
campaign for membership th. first
and most essential step Istinclied
Twenty application cards were
slgnrd last night. It la the delre
of the local lodge lo swell the mem -ship
lo MO before the drive ends
PVTHIANS DO LODGE WORK
IK:al K. f P. lodge "held a rnusfrf -meeting
Friday night In The leader
building. Wort In tha degrees of
Ksqulre and Page was done. A- num-
ber of Oklahoma City Pythian were
present.
HELPING THE CHILDREN.
Fchool children ere being material-
ly 'he'ped by the Civilian Relief .
pttrtment of the fted Cross.RHODES PROPERTY SOLO.
Ralph Rhode and wife have sold
ihelr properly In Kast Guthrie to Mrs.
Pearl Kltterly.
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Th fleet wa met down th
bay by a aquadron of navy
plane from th bass her and a
short tm later wa greeted by
a fleet of destroyer and tug
from th navy yard which wnt
out to pilot tho men -of -war up
through th narrow passed th
fort with thundering eoaro of
wleom.
Magi fee.
Short Cuts To
Home News
Kiddies living on Kim and Visas
ste staging mlnalure cernlvsl.
Many attractive features have l
crested by the Ims and vt I
Kim street as ll enter Vils I was
like Ihe reel thing. Tents hide at-
tractions and much mu!e of lb J
Vind gives the tarnlvat rit'iltwf
not. The rhltdren i hm admielon
fee v " "v lhy will te half t
the pr d to the Red Cres The
tsrnlvi IK close tonight.
M.M
Logan e
tag aofl members of (he
. Hoys pig it& an be-
In enit t
I'stk this '
The boys
sry irt o
of County
CitUens of
ited " al Mineral W diss
fernHn and Ihl evin
girls are here from v-
if county and are guests
jnt J R Wiley and
4 t ly A ean-juet
served at I
.day. TMa afisriHem
Wiley Ambrose Kstus coitnly rlrrk
and Judise A H. Poles addressed the
Cllll'S
Chsrglng Ihst overflow from a
slresin. caused by faulty cousir j'tl'
of. a culvert by Ihe Fort Hmlh A
Western Itailwsy nmiimny Und ila.e-
sged his farm and destroyed his
crops. William It. Wood who li
wear the Lincoln county line lit the
esst psrt of th counly hs filed si'(
for damages In Ihe sum Of ll.WI 1
the district court bete.
There Is a new face In tha coun-
tv trcami rer's office today. Wni. II
Walker has taken Him jMfiitl.in of
chief deputy whlcls was held until
today by t-'rank Hond Mr Hood h.ts
been atpoluied county treasurer la
s'.icceisl Lawrt'iue JUm who re
ftlKticd to liiHomn Ident If led w
Charlea Olcn In Ihe wbslrvt. I'an
atii insurance bustuess.
- Cesirge A. klarhf sresld In
Ohio last week end biughl bat k
line by Hheritf Kobcrtaon ystrd.iy.
pleaded guilty bfore Justice lloiri-
day and was held for trial In d!
trhi court next mouih In the sum l
.i0nO and being unable to secure
Ihe bond was ordered confined
the county jail tiarver stole C It
Clwtnnn'a Ford from a garari hre
liiet Stjiitem1e Hhllf Roh-rtm
hnsihe stolen car located ant will
go after It next week.
AV H Meyer paasnd llirong!i lh
city Hatitnlay from Unllaa on his wsy
to tjitilte Cite.clii. nut points ea Ihe
Pacific coast. His car attracted mm h
attention it pin cimpuctly fittd tip
for such a trip; "Multum In I'srvo"
on Ihe Shle conclstdy summed tip Its
merits as It contained in small spare
all ihe luxuries as well as the nwe.
allies of home life With him were
also tourliuj; cars from Houston and
all parties snemed In Ihe best of
health anl rplrlii.
LOCATES OFEICES HERE
Big Manufacturing Concern in
Chicago Opens State Head-
quarters in This City;
P. Gregory in Charge
The All-American Truck company
of Chicago has established ui
hfiadiiu.trters In tjuthrle. Messrs
Frank II lircgoty and ( C. Wad"
representing ihe firm are In the eliy
looking for a location for sales mom
and offices
The All-Amerlcan is a bi concern.
Its business running well Into th
millions yi-ar" ... ..wie
II I the only truck company lo oi
erallon at the ees-nt tlrin all similar
factories belnit closed down on ac
count of the railroad strikes.
"We have been Importuned (o npeii
at Oklahoma City" said Mr Wide
iut after goittjjt over the ground
we find tiutbrle will he more desir
able for our imrposes. We will havs
a large office and sales force and ex-
pect to do a substantial buslnes In
Oklahoma.'
Mr Gregory wUI be In cnirge ot
the local offices.
Recount of Votes
In New Jersy
Ordcrd By Court
Newark N. J. May 1. Crtlof Jus
tic William S Qutrrt of th so
preme court today signed an order
for a recount of th vote caat In last
Tuesday presidential preferential
primariM for Senator Johnson and
Major General Leonard Wood. A
bond of 150000 for expense must
bo furnlshet' by Senator Johnton
.
OMM NOV OF HANKS
l m:v YOltK
N'ew York. May 1 Tha actual con-
dition of clearing house bank and
trust companies for the -week shows
that they hold aiJ.S39.1R0 reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is
a decrease of $7136.0 from last
week i
NUMHKU W
1JB0 TQlE
WORKERS TO GO
OUT MOHQAY
run him; imh siuv oi
(ot Mil Ultl. UK VMU
i.m IF OITJHTOIIS
fitwn huh
GARMENT WORKERS ASK
BETTER SHOP COIiOIEIS
MY II VY III MOVSIIUTIONS
mm iikmhv nun
down itY Ainu i vrn
I'AHIIIOV' OHIC-
I HS MI.II AM
BULLtTIN
Nswr Bse'sre. Conn. May t. Tha
Nsv Bsdford f.ottan Msnufsurrs'
aseiatioe. sftse a masting last l(M
sset a reply U ta tsatit ciejl rs-
fusing ta grant a enfrec which t
unil hsa reusstl "fee th aur
ess of etrtott a atrih" f 30000
epsrstivss atrsady ssilsrf for east
Monday rearnteg In alghse mills
Tha mnufi(turtra annue4 (hate
lotsntioe af shuttleg riown the mills
f a sufficlsnt numhar af oprt!wt
t.lahou'd fail t rtpet tee work tn
asonoay.
riYI THOUSAND IN
BOSTON TO STRIKE
Billon May Lflv thousand tea
HI wsrksr will Out on atrlfc
Montlsy morning If demsrtdt far bet-
tee working condition and mor pay.
r net acesdsd to by th operator.
She worker threaten to stria In
Sympathy.
OfriCIRS MOBILIttO
TO PRIVINT OlSTUWBANCiS
Chicsue May l.feder! tt and
ity aulhoritie In central and western '
latss today wr metiiifod t stamp
out thrted May Day diiurbes.
Offieial generally predicted that no
violence would b attempted but elab
oral precautionary msseuree war
taken In a number of cti. .
ROUND UP IN CHICAGO.
In Chicgo mor thn 1500 radical
suspect and undesirable had been
taken esrly today In a police round-
up Ccore wer formally e sited
ul of Chieagu when it wa found they
hsd criminal record.
On thousand policemen In elvMian
clothes patrellsd th street an guard
for possible rsdical ut)rkt end
guards wars stahllhd about pubbo
bulldlno.
t. W. W. WATCH10 CLOSILY
Three mass mllng wer lolled in
Chicsgo by th Industrial Worker of
tii Wortl. Socialist and th Rus-
sian of the city. Mderal official
planned to attend H maetlny.
I t I SA AIIIMIvN o
i;tf.itii (;aist mors
Tulsa Okla May I Tuts i4e'i
aerial pnc today to guard alnsl a
resited outi'feak of radical. Kour
army filer headed tf y el-TIMil. '
fleer W T Campbell swept 5ai k and
forth ever tli tity and the oil
Icllnelle In Went Tulsa.
T. H. C. L TEACHER IS
Daughter of Wealthy Elgin Man
Pieuding Guilty to Shop j i
liftln-f Chdrgs Is Bailed
By friends t.'ii
New York. May 1. tknolhf1
L. MifiHh an Instructor In hvct.
culture end aesthetic ilamlug: at tho
Y. W C. A. In Itahwy X. J . wat
at lliierty on Inind today following
her arrest on a i hsrge of atmyllft-
lug. h pleaded guilty and wa
held for trial.
r'rieuds of Miss Umlth aald he
wa the daughter of Tbeo 1
Melanin an official nt the Elgin
Watch company at Klglo. III. but
changed her name to Wnilth when
she tame Li New York. They said
she was liberally audited wrJ
money.
The value of the good which ahn
wan alleged to have taken waa tea
ilyn fin. Mis Smith (4d jNdkn
she hsd no friends here to whpm
she could appeal for assistance aud
spent th niMht la JaiL
When she did not return homo
friends at the Y W. C A. became
alarmed and upon learning her
whereabout mad Immsdlat ar
ranerunt for ball
CHARGE0J7ITH STEW
f
S.A .
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 52, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 1, 1920, newspaper, May 1, 1920; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc713321/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.