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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
TWELVE PAGES—OKLAHOMA CITY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1923.
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ILLINOIS TOH
EIGHT MEMBERS Coolidge Favors Clark K. HAHBING
Each Individual of Alaskan duty in Hillsboro. The Cham-
paign company was to board —
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! the same train.
JERGDOLLFOILS GUARDORDER
WASHINGTON, Aug.
KDNAPING BAND
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George I. Christian Jr.
Edward T. Clark
are abroad.
WAHISNGTON, Aug. 11—The xml
dent will decide on Monday whether
Standard Oil
Reduces Gas
4
< n
To 16 Cents
Mrs. Harding Weeps
•• and take leave or the
the
As She Is Greeted
hone 1921.
the en
The governor Ik said
I
By Cabinet Members
th.
to the mob by the police
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BULLETIN
Celt
If
f Tn
terday to pay their last respects to the late Warren G. Harding,
Iv .i
became presi-
now
! m<
dent of the United States.
unrdsmen wore
a
COr-
ple
Orier Issued bs Colonel Taylor.
distribitioi or It
She
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th
4
pla
d
Hopes (if pleasure goers of spendng
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7,
thut the situatiun demunds the early
fc!
Cuno’s non-partisan
appointment
able to
Hhe could Ray
Secretary.*
the Socialists and
working clashes generajly.
,$
Hard'1 v
d
mitting the internal situation to drift
Cha ne 17101
sent stat of chaos. It is
vants in
«4
a cabinet with a con-
also felt that
| night with President Ebert
govet nment should be ef-
TEMPER VTI RES.
\
t : from drifting
romn unists.
1914.
daily
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McMaster Asks Other
States to Follow
BAGKINGAPITAL
FOB SHORT STAY
Washington early today from Marlon,
where yeste rday he attended the fu-
into the hands of the
This group in the last
her? '
will ।
chairman of the board declared. Nu
mercus inspections have been made
by the board since he became a com-
missioner in June, Richards said. and,
hr d- , red, they had n-vrr f und any
SEE PRESIDENT
PRIOR TO CAL
3 the state at
ell gasoline at
fet ted with the least possible confu-
a i slon in order to prevent the situation
retirenit nt of Ben
cabinet and th*
a minister thanked God for the work
of the late president, and invoked the
divine blessing on the mourning com-
pany. The casket was taken DI t Pres-
blent Coolidge, fnief Justice Taft. Sec.
EBERBACH, Baden, Aug 11 —(A—
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the Ameri.
can draft evader, shot down and killed
one man and wounded another last
night when men concealed in his hotel
apartment seized him in a kidnaping
when Secretary Hughes stretched out
his hand, she grasped it and said. 'Mr.
With talk of 1
। filling the air in
, great industrial
puny of Indiana
The action wa=
of diree ' rs at ■
1g
ALVA RAIL SERVICE
REDUCTION PLANNED
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91
critic
by
greeted the others, sayin: "I cannot
talk to you, but I could not think of
having you enter this home without
Resignation of Cuno
Is Refused by Ebert;
Germany Forces Panic
tive, the following strtemelt
sued in behalf of him:
Assistant State A ttorney
Reaches His Majority
Critical Food Situation,
Shortage of Supplies, High
While there
of ill will or
rooming hous
or of the kid
curred
of suc-
mmand
Prosecution of Oklahoma
county officials is threatened
by Mabel Bassett, commis-
sioner of charities and correc-
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himself satisfied with <
made in Tulsa county
Hantman was found
Springs road late Friday
nigut
he
Mabe)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.
H-The first cabinet meeting
of the Coolidge administra-
tion will be held next Tues-
day morning at 11 o’clock, it
was announced officially this
record the scene to posterity.
"It was l p. in." he told the Asso
believ
Mra
• told Moran that h
d Hantman was ti
tnken by the board ,
uins to a statement I
: suit of an order
price*
of Hr c
uth Dal
or to
first,
inter-
cOAL
circie in th” quiet room and all plainly
showed their great grief.
Harding’s Father Meets Coolidge.
AS
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will
. pun
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me. I
stand
the gentle, unassuming newspaper editor, who
dust of the fourth Ohio president toRey. George L Iandisof Marlon, who
Were to * fficiate at the cemetery were
taking each of you by the hand?
Deep Silence at Retiring.
procession started for the cemetery.
No newspaper writers were present to
MARION, Ohio, Aug. 11.— (AP)—Her hour of sorrow over,
Marion today returned to her accustomed ways.
Gone were the silent crowds that streamed into town yes-
Edward T. Clark Expected to
Succeed Christian as Pri-
vate Secretary,
- I eement
change of
South Dakota Governor's Ac-
tion Brings About
Reduction.
The only reminders of yesterday’s
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had been
ned over
Partv is Warmly
Thanked,
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in
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"XMA
SESSION
retary Hughes and the others follow-
ing."
The relator continuing, pictured the
funeral procession and the services at
(Continued on Page 2, Column 2.)
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early morning had been filing through '
to look on the dead president’s face
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le
tions, with the alternative a
complete overhauling of the
county jail and a rearrange-
ment of quarters she says are
in a shocking state of filth.
White and negro women are thrown
together, the comminsioner chat get.
She predicted a further investigation
Washington had been bantering for
several days with the names of Ed-
ward T. Clark, who served him »s
secretary while he was vice-president,
and Benjamin F. Felt, former Boston
newspaper man. now in the employ
of Frank w, Stearns of Boston, and
an tnttmnte friend of the Coolidwes,
Sawyer’s Resignation Expected.
The resignation of Brigadier Gon
oral Sawyer ng physiclan to the presi
dent may reach the temporary White
(Continued on Fge S. Column f.)
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S a. Hl.
9 a. m .
in a m..
11 «. n.
12 noon
1 p. m..
COOLIDGE SUMMONS CABINET TROOPS GUARD
TO FIRST MEETING TUESDA Y ZINC PLANT IT
I cessors who Will bu
| the confidence of
of Mrs. Hnrding.
“Quickly recovering, Mrs,
Tears filled the eyes of Mr. Hugh”
1 and Mr. Tn ft Tears filled the vy
At the White House
continent from San Francisco tonsystem. The detachment consist
... , led of Company C, 130th intantry and
and then to Marion for burial Troops f and g and headquarters de.
DUNGEON USED,
MABEL BASSETT'
SATS IN REPORT
Pi ices and Worthless h
Marks Given as Reason.
hum is to be erecter to house th”
Mint.
For today Mr. Coolldge had on his
engagement list a number of confer-
enevs with leaders in congress and
for a last time, was stopped by the
proposed to ha
game indicating
ing made to a
views before the president an l those
whe oppose the idea also hnve been
bee rd. But to none, so far, as can be
learned, has he indicated a decisio
Advocates of immediate actlon have
based their pleas on the necessity of
no more
It wns also announced the presi•
i
Mr. Coolidge to date has not given
a hint of hie possihle choice despite
d Master of South । day as the result of another ki
• hut the highway and flogging marked against
elated Press, "the line which from
A reduction In | int
(’uno handed President Ebert his res.
Mrs ignntion toda) says a Central News i
... , , j diispateh from Berlin but the presidnt ,
Harding retired, and then the voice of retused ( pt it
whisky and narcotics. He wild he told
the men he knew nothing about the
qrestions asked him,
Police records show that Hantman
i a Treated on a vagrancy charge
and released on bond. The police de-
clared that he was freed an hour
and a half before his abduction.
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Entered at the Oklahoma City. Ok!ahoma, poatofflee as second claas mail under act of March a, 1179.
Paid Circulation Greater Than Any Other Evening Newspaper Published in Oklahoma
d much
1
the present
lgAV
• avN
silence ns
o women every time we have
the jail" to dald
Cavnar Away.
i is ou’ of the city and R. B.
the uni:csha iff returea lo
on the eMw. He declared
Tulsa sheriff, that every effort lx be-
ing made to apprehend members of „uch conaitions as dsscribea by Mrs,
the mob responsible for the beating of 13 -gett.
Nathan Hartman, near death at • No 1 risoner tvi complained to us
yesterday, Mrs. Harding re- tachments of the 106th cavalry, all
■ . . ... . . 1 . of Springfield There were 140 men
। turned to W ashington today and otti ers under command of .Maj
Draft Evader Kills One Man
and Wounds Another
During Attack,
county commisrioners, Ed Ricnard»,
Walton Leaves the City for
Week-End Motor Trip
Saturday.
ah JES GITS TIAHED O'
HEAHIN' Sour So MUCH
KILLIN' GWINE ON---
HIT GIrTIN' 50 PESE
DAYs EF A MAN PIEs
NACHUL hes lucky!!!
efforts being
others who desired to ay before him historical events were the mourning draped streets and the
inftrmation and advMon many mimilitary patrol in front of the modest vault where the body
which had been he
ALVA, Aug. 11.—(Special.)—Th rad
officials of the southern division of
the Rock Island railroad announced
at a meeting here this week , content.
plated changes in the Rock Island
Pubitshed Daily Exo.pt Sunday.
SO. per month: 6,00 per year in advanee
"There was deep
produe
B-ing assured by Bob Sanford,
h a price .- be-ind advised him 1
facture nd dis-jcharees that the p. i
• I Tavlor. "Colonel
her about the food or treatment
■ m and the wh te women have
ta r.3 been fined separat trem
"The president has heard the report ■ the vice prenidency.
■ inT runrnrrn into the confinement of prisoners for
Hi III L Y U L I I L II seventy-two hours in an eight foot
NUI LAr Lb I tU only tirt-two “
Orficial Inspection.
A’, official inspectior t the jail was
to le muds Saturday afternoon by the
Christian made his announcement
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undred and
VOL. XXXIV. NO. 90.
2m
before President Coolidge left Marion
‘ When word was sent to the execu
senslon already have
W a» reached
nera! of President Birding. He mo-
tored directly from him special train
to his temporary executive offices at
th. WHlard hotel.
The president’s return to hh dealt
was regarded aw marking the actual
bog inning of his task of formulating
and an
that any
। *u in the iron cube at once, I
inue my investigation of this
ishment for petty jail offenses.’’
Bassett declared the Juvenile
rtera have no lavatories, much
bathing facilities. Every portion
he mil is filthy, she found.
the fact that political
1A( AL FORE 1ST—Generally fair to-
nizht and Sunday
STATE IOKH \BT- Tonight and Sun-
day, generaily fair.
HOI RIA
10p.m.. ......
11 p. ni........
13 midnight . . .
1 a. ..........
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4 a. in.........
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LON)) IN, Aug. 11
into tin pr
inte(. They
। for the pre
Lionel Tayl
hups the
electric I
(N the frosted glass door in one of the imposing suites of the
• state capitol appears the inscription “Leos Hirsh, Assistant
Attorney Gene al. Behind the door the official la writing an
opinion which if it is like others he has issued, will receive the
official approval of the attorney general's conference held Sat-
urday afternoon,
"Yes, Hirsh is entirely rapable of handling any matter which
comes to his office," says George Short, his chief. “His judg-
ment ie good, his authorities are at the tip of his fingers. Hirsh
will be 31 years old Sunday. They're giving a banquet for him
Saturday evening at the Huckins,
“He is the youngest Oklahoma lawyer since statehood. It
took district court establishment of his majority hts and an
action in the supreme court in s t him authoriy to pr tice in the
courts of Oklahoraa.
"What is your advice to a young man st ing out in life."
he was asked Saturday.
"Work at night," was the reply.
n<1 Ju
< rude
shortage of supplies and by prica ■- be
yond the reach of ths workers who ar
and that the situation was threaten-
, ing.
“My advices state that the men first
I wanted to hold a great parade tomor
"I had them close the door on
couldn’t get a breath. I under-
they’ve confined Aa ninny as
gethet
Troops Faquippwrd lor Riot Duty.
ceive her when she arrived was Mrs.
Coolidge who hersel had reached
Washington but a short time before
from Marion. The new first lady of
is no outspoken feeling ’
hostilities toward the 1
plying the lash, his raptors, who were '
augmented by men in another motor
cu questioned him about th Mile of
during the day but tc
of the time resting.
, of Montgome
। Altiouzh !
1 i ( oni i nurd
ler was issued
acting for Car-
general, pon
Charles E. Hill
said to be the immediate causes of
no's resignati -n.
"Th” Nii 1 in
dinna neserts t
low’ the cost .
tribution, and
maintained Uj
petltors in the
are reasonable
present nrb p
local hospital, where his condition was I
said to he seriousa cool week-end were rudely shattered
Hantman declarer] at the hospital Saturday when the weather man de-
tna the poll”* < ame to hl room in a • serted his “partly cloudy” forecast,
rooming house early last night and and predicted fair weather for Satur.
after searching the place took him to j day afternoon and Sunday.
! he station. It is not expected that the coming
Released on Bond. week end will set a new record.
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food situation, superinduced
Among the first to cal nt the pres
Ment’s hotel, was Representative
Graham of Illinois, one of the can-
pita! authoritleu
chance of recover
proprietress or a
phoned th* go ver
shortly after it oc
for het to vie
gpondents alter the cabinet meeting
Coolidge Returns Early Today.
President Coolidge returned to
The in
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill , Aug 11.(P)--
11. The first detachment of troops called j
'—On the train that brought for strike duty at Hillsboro left here
. . . i. t i at 7:40 o’clock this morning on board
her nusband S body across the of five special cars of the Illinois tra
ructive program should succeed him.
Th” reichstag leaders conferred last
------—•------- service from Geary to Alva, replac-
La Chappelle en Serval, on the ing the daily passenger service an
Aisne, is the nearest point tn Paris triweekly freight service with a com-
reached by the Germans—on Sept. 2. Pined freight and passenger servies
CHICAGO \
Chief Denies
Police Had Part
TULSA. Aug. 11 —Tulsa
possible threat of martial law
present. The gathering formed a semi
• i tic and a "putsch"
Berlin and in the
enters of the reich, ।
t on lenders believe i
j ord last night. Infovmgd of the
। fio last night, shortly after
' place, the governor immedint
phoned Reese Morgan, tiuij .
RERIIN, Aug. IL—(2 p m.)—
V—Despite lb* irumense crowds
parading I nter Den Lindt it and
Ilie adjacent streets of th” city.
Berlin was quiet up to 2 o‛ lock
this afternoon. President Fbert
and (lie entire « abinet atiended the
constitution day ceremonies al llie
reiehstag, wiich were given strong
police and troop protectiomn. \rmed
pntrnls aise were assiened to the
Wilhelmstrasse ind the govern-
mtent buildings.
chanepior and his associates, there is ।
nevertheless a widespvead feeling that i
his cabinet im to be blamed for per- ;
. . I jr . secretary of the president, was the
he will meet the W ashinston corre- chier tople ot conversation today.
and th* R”V. I. Jesse Swank
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Bergdoll Kills Man Attempting to Kidnap Him; Wounds Another Assailant
This w
He lh«
quickly enacting legislation to . were tne stores rexatea. • .....
the farmers to the marketing of their .. . n
...........amNt..
Ine can be iained from an extra ses. Ily Eave a vivid description of the in-|the man who .......led her husband.
„ i. time timate and dramatic scene in the Hv- Then turning to Mrs. Coolidge, she
bou (11 3 LIE v.
„ ... w,. in room at Doctor Harding’s home wiahed her ■ is as the new mix
Entihipsformershler.waslaidtolyestenlay afternoon when President treg of the White House.
rest. Il chief.magistratosputAside Coolldge. Chief Justice Taft and other -She n v ,) ...... Justice Taft
J ‘ M ' high sovernment officials met in Ho nnd Attornes General Paugherty .and
kuneta t’-inx. x.mea few bi ef moments before the funeral
New Secretary to Be Named.
Today, however, he was ficed with
the need for appointing a successor to
George B. Christian Jr., who resigned
yesterday as secretary to the presi
dent as soon as citizens of Marion,
Ohio, had entombed the body of the
man who brought him into public life.
Cannot Talk to" You, But I Could Not Think of Hav-
ing You Enter This Home Wi hout Taking
Each of You By the Hand,"
Wi
8914
Governor Walton called Ie se Mo-
ran. chlef of police ot Tul a, to dis.
cute and I wi l ir6:8t upon BPFce-
* . of white * .<1 negr » semen and
the ; ng out rf the juvenile quar-
i I before other r2o ns I am de
| manding," Mrs. Bassett said.
Place in Dungeon.
Statements of Earl Schrinsher an^
Homer Arthur who said they were
onfined 128 hours in a dungeon eight
quare with only thirty-two halt-
t ' holes to ventilate it while they
were fed only bread and water were
disputed by the sheriff or Jailor,
Mrs Bassett said.
She explained the 128 hours was d-
vid : th* men being taken out and
shaved in the middle of the "‘hitch."
Mrs. Bassett said the two declare
thes re pjut in the hole for com-
plaining about the food.
Commissioners Blarne.
"I an at a loss to understand how
hunian creature could live in the
dungeon in this weather,” said Mrs.
in ino
didates for the repuhlit an leadership
in the next house, and Ri prexentative die In office and when
completed, pog.
Wurzbach, republican Texas. sibly on th* top or an Indian mgund
Extra SessTon Sought. nenr the cemetery where his mother
President Coolldge’* return .to is burled, the American i - , - will
xecutive office today from Marlon. Enve another shrine.
XZTJimed1b.noxrenewnio For Marton, the brief period of her "P ”"■”<"«« father. Dr
presureson fame as the home ot the president Georse T Harding, with his wite, en
Beveral of thos. who w nt : extra was ended nnd another email town—i tered with Sec ’ ary George chris
Se miortho . . . homeorcal tian and w reintroduced to M
tin Coolldge, took the place of Marlon , Mrs. Coolldte nnd the other members
in the public eye the assemblage They retired and
_ . . , ‘ , , „ ina few minutes Secretary Christian
Frienda and neishbors of Mr Hard, rcappcarod with Mra, Harding, the
Ina today congregated to talk over widow, iennin
on hl* arm.
Ih<. ovents of a lifetime. Each f. a - Mr. anu M, . oldFe arone to’
ture was Eone over in detail. Many Mra ITardine
.0 ; were the ntories related. -r- President I greet you,' said
to pack up her personal ef- Herbert styles of Springfield.
c . , tr t Another detachment consisting of
sects at the W nite House and Company d. 130th infantry of Dan-
to arrange for her final de-ville, troop E, 106 cavalry of Urbana,
varture from the Capitol. Company, b 130th infantry of Cam-
i As the train, which Wi1 have a palgn and Company A 130thinfantry
r. vi . — i . t of Decatur are en route to Hillsboro.
p«nre in history by virtue nt the mno-i/, 1 . .
that .Mr. Christlan line resatgned. He mentous Journey it had trivelea up- f ' Fra : L Tay 1 E neting adjutant
den resiznation of George B. Christian has not yet seen the resignation and : , one hed Washington to be broken ur E‛ neral stnted A nnhine cun com- , attempt
” ----------------------- -----talhas no atatement to make." faly for other usea, the widow or panY and a medical detachment from
it is believed the president will Im- t. presldent called to her stateroor 1 , 1 “' 15 mi “ into Hillsborol
Thedlately uppolnt Edward T. Clark I ever v member of the party which had aitoI’the first dotehment” have ar- ,
personal secretary to Mr. Coolidge. | made the pligrimnge to Alaska andnved .
Mr. Clark in one of the most popular back and hanked eac one IhdrvTd ' erirt lanes Ippexl.
was la । men in the capital, and was associated ’unlit for remaining with her "unt, 1 ol nel 1 Yor.nas a tetesvm r
with Mr. Cooldge while he occupied | the end" Sue nppeared still to , ceived last night from Sherirr i hries
bearing up couzageousiy after yester-,H. stating the situation was be j
day's ordeal in .Marlon xond control of the sherirt and asking .
I Sho was driven directly to the , that tro l” be M
White House, Where it was sald that1 Tnis tel sram folowed n earlier I
I only a few dnys would be requtred toler non conterene • tween i •! Ali
at finally her arrairs,bert Culbertson, who is at Hillsboro. ,
.1 mansion | and Colonel Taylor in which Colonel
— ---- | Taylor was advised the strikers were'
waiting to re-' attempting to atage a demonstration ,
was placed yesterday.
In the uncertain future, a mausc
«< ontinted an Pnge f, Column 3.)
i" the arfair Chie Morsar
mat the executive had de
was seriously consiei Ing pl
county under martial law
Chief Denies Part.
Denial was made ha Chi
that the police had c nni el l
uavins
Since placing Oicmitigea ..
ssued by them.
of Guv W li
Dakota on Aim
! supply . . pot op
Nitchei, s, r»
A afternoon at the "temporary
7 White House.”
President Coolidge issued the call
informally after a serles of confer
ences In which eight cabinet members
visited him at his presidential suite in
the Willard hotel. The absentees
were Secretary of the Treasury Mell
an and Secretary of Labor Davis, who I
E BI
C ' nar lived in the 3afl nnJ ’tint
0 illy ho knew notning of cohdt-
• law givag mi nuthortty td
"There. I think the police held tn' Slightly lower temperatures pre-
I long enougu to give my abductors a । vailed over the state Friday when str
' chance to identity me .in the streets towns tied for first place with 102 de:
anywhere they might see me/' he , K'""" The lowest minimum recorded
I chnrired. Saturday morning was 69 degreeu at
Tin > tie snuid he was released and Mangum. In the city a maxirmum
starting to wulk hmm was seixed tempe rature of 97 degrees wax record-
within a blork of the station by his ed for Friday with a minimum •f 75
abductors . Hantam said before up. ' arly Saturday morning.
1 their
Economic Situation
Is Serious
BERLIN Aug. 11.—(A)
Culbertson and Dan Dineen, repre-
senti - th ersuaded the
men cut to ho.d tin de They then
few dnys has beer conducting a wide-
the polfcies which are to govern hL
conduct in office. During the Intel
gm!n Rince he took the oath of off •
3 a week ago he has been almost • on
stnntly engaged with the funeral < ere
monfes of hts predecessor, and II”
made it a rule to take no decisive
action on any public question until
the last obsequfes were over
New Serretary Koon.
One of the first concerns of th”
thief executive will be to select a sec
retary to the president tn suceeoi
George B. Chrtstian Jr . who res gned |
yesterday. Few other immediate
changes are expected in the versonnel
of the administration. All the cabinet
members will stay, for the present at I
Thedirt must be raked out from be*
tweer the baru when the clean-up be-
gins, according to the commisstoner.
She said Sheriff Cavnar is not entire-
Jv to blame. The county commission-
ers failed to provide him with paint,
i acording to her statement.
uplifted arms of a soldier on guard
at the door. Thousands in the line
were disappointed after hours of wait-
ing.
"A hush Mettled over the rooms that
had heaitl for two days the tramyng
feet of thousands.
“President and Nrs. Coolidge en-
tered. followed by Chlef Justice Taft.
General Pershing, members of the
cabinet, Ambnssador Harvey, Speaker
Gillett, Governor Donahey and army
and navy officers of high rank in their
brightruniforms. Bishor William F
Anderson of the Methodist church I
Tulsa, Governor Walton left the city !
on a motor trip Saturday morning. 5
Aldrich Blake, executive counselor, c
talked to Sanford also and declared
Flos-
ha r a C‛
Wes, 1
*. tele i
taping, ti
ITI.NTA, Ga,, lug. II —
state isrvestigation of the veported
fiogging at Martin Thursda, night
of four men by a masked band
las been ordered by (iovernor
W alker , he announced todas , I he
governor ; Iso said lu is expecting
deveiopmnents in the inquiry bring
naee .it Milledgev iile, where
hands of men art reported to have
twice visited the Georgia Training
Schools fur boys at night with thie
expressed intention of whipping
iwo negro attendants.
Commissioner to Make In-
vestigation Following I
Charges.
• the land insisted that Mrs. Harding
remain as long ba she de sir d. After ।
a short vfsit Mrs. Coolidge returned1
' tn her hotel suite i the New Willard
and Mra. Harding made known her
intention to receive no othet ailersi
helmets and We
Ipprd for riot duty
mohs. Governor Walton has repeated-
i ly declared that he was ready to place
| every county in the state under .nib
tary rule if neessary to compel
proper respect for tin processes of the
law.
I Last night s mob victim was Nath*
an Hantman, sald to be ot Jewish ex-
traction. He was seized by unmasked
row," sair (
has been no clashes
PlIS* ‘. ( olumn t >
4
MT.8 'J
being paid in worthlems piper mark- pr d r palgn which has resuited in
together with an internal, economio l « ontinued on rage 2, Column 1,
nnd financial situation that In regarded I
a* highly favorable to the effective
spread of Bolshevik propaganda, may
Strikers Cause Sieriff to
Fear Trouble; Machine 1
Gunners Entrain.
DANVILLE, III., Aug. 11—
Machine Gun Company D.
130the regiment, entrained
here in three special cars at
1:35 this morning for strike
!d.-r marttal law several p,
M-One I with the announced Int
gallons ; stt.mping out lawless t
l mhe police atatlon and tthined ola into WARMER WEATHER
the country in an automob > where pvmpAFR Ap-rgynmR
he wa« ashed with a tAi tuitU vAIUKUAT
whip. Hantman was brought to a
i zreat basebal!
’ • Lorts were bo-
th strikers to-
ut gasolihe in South Dakota
its i Eallon was announced
> by the Standard Oil com
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 90, Ed. 3 Saturday, August 11, 1923, newspaper, August 11, 1923; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1951315/m1/1/?q=del+city: accessed July 1, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.