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TWELVE PAGES- OKLAHOMA CITY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924.
WOMEN ACCUSED OF GEM THEFT
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TULSA OFFICERS
MabePs Chauffeur
IS UNDEOIDED,
Childers Reports Increases
Horace Greer
as he
C. C. Childers, Saturday,
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Old Man Winter wrapped Oklahoma
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clubman
Democrats To
stars.
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Horace Greer.
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Surtax Slice
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lion, shortly after Greer walked in and announced that he hid shot a man judge filed his written ruling Satur.
Columbia, at 3 a. m.
8 degrees brlow
degrees below, Muskogee and Enid re ,
prosecuting
ntion of the case, hal not de-
Pros
Denver oil operator and clubman.
bunk nt Ochelata, police
Hle ja
Dines, v ho received them.
Kan.,
1010 an
riated out of the (
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that Whitehurst diverted this money '
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bitter
PRESS-TIME FLASHES
leaving
UOTOBERBNLLOT
Thousands in Chicago
Suffer From Intense Cold
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being <
in Chicago today
the stnte to divert tunis f
or
DAM ENGINEERS TO
at 1 3
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ARRIVE NEXT WEEK
The consulting er
employed •
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HASKELL BACKS
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was
cured on behalf of J. C. Walton, oust.
I the election.
crashed into mi automobile truck in
I from 12 to 16 below.
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Wave in Five Years;
Gas Is Holding Up
an operation for chronic appendicitis,
awaited at the Good St marltan hos
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS'
BODY WILL MEET HERE
led to the discovery of the trio’s impli-
cation in the robbery, police reported.
the
lu to
s. Blackwell reported
, Tulsa reported 5
Four Kansas Cityans
Taken to Hospitals
dest or
. Feb.
died
arc-
fun
of the state i
purpose and ।
this evening president
Greek national assembl>
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F’reeipitat Ion, lo dai*. 1936. .
Laat 24 hour, cuding 7 a, ul..
big 345 votes out of a total of 356
cast.
wero bound and tied by
ked bandits, who escaped
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Jan. 5.—<45
•—Report, received at Matamoros this
morning by courier s ated that an at
tempt by rebel forces under Governor
Lopez de Lara, governor of the ntate
of Tamaulipas, to make an attack on
Tampico has been defeated, the fed-
eral troops engaging t ho rebels at
Hacienda El Cerro and completely de-
feating them. The reports stated that
the rebels had been completely dis-
persed and are fleeing northward to
ward the border.
elected
of the
receiv.
BEATEN REBELS
RUN TO BORDER
BILL TO DOUBLE
GASOLINE TAX
TOBEOFFERED
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Exclusive Service
mnission to submit the matter to an
other grand jury, it can file an Infor*
The 1
causing
Friday night but < hur h
have to face the cold at
57,000,000,023 Killed
in Cold Wave; Ha! Ha!
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They claim that the Melon plan gives
the lion’s share of relief from taxa-
tion to the wealthy and affords but
slight reduction in taxes to those with
moderate incomes.
1 purpose other than that pi yided by
1 law'," Zwick ruled
House Leaders to Demand 44
Percent Surtax Instead of
25 Percent Proposed,
WE’RE JUST ABOUT
AT THAT JUMPING
OFF PLACE AGAIN
to 1 for a purpose contrary to such appro-
board as provided by law. •
The Russell bill became a law the
day of tho election. Saturday's action
is simply compliance with state elec-
tion laws.
ORMOND, Fla . Jan. 5 — \shton
Harvey, John D. Rockefeller's in-
timate friends and golfing partner,
suddenly dropped de <1 while play-
ing golf with Mr. Rockefeller on
the latter’s links here today.
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dead from cold in St. Louis today to
three.
Wj h the mercury at 9 degrees be-
low zero, police reports today showed
three persons dead and a score suffer-
ing from exposure as a result of the
cold wave. The dead;
, the University of Wisconsin, employed
i by the commisslon. will select a third
' engineer to assist in the survey.
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the
for
Los Angeles
police station
immediately
after
Shooting
Denver
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appeared
in
tetnperatu: A
Th* previ
Fourth Arrest in Daring $20,-
000 Diamond Theft Prom-
ised Soon By Police,
O'CLOCK OKLAHOMA
CITY TIMES
I a. in.
9 a. m.
10 a. m.
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13 noun
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vwost ten
orted by
AUTO CRASH KILLS
ONE, HURTS SEVEN
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ad
"I feel that I am particularly un j (Cntinued on
PARMAN GETS MANY
FLEAS FOR JOBS
In Collactions; Penalties |
Pay Office Expense,
es of tt
• com pun
nfternoo
tn cotit
in presence
of
two movie
HOUSE DESTROYED
IN PACKINGTOWN
1 Maj.
Worth,
Speairs Also Wins in Decision
Given by Judge Zwick
Saturday,
John A. Whitehurst, presi-
dent of the state board of
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mat inn
manner
charge.
Dines Shooting Stung By
“Injustice o f Situation
i two num,
; with the,
Federals Break Up Attack on
Tampico; Mexico to Get
Arms at Once,
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Middle States Oil Company
j Withdraws Plan to Buy
Southern States Stock,
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mark at many cities this morning
Wichita to Hr Below.
mercury dropped
zero in the same
tempera ture for
degrves.
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. 16
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tlon | HI
ight
Pubiishrd Daily Excpt Sunday
500 par month, 16.00 par yea In udvance.
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McAlester Released by Court
1 Older; Work of Tabulating
Returns Is Started,
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pal tag returns.
May Produce $2,500,000.
The legislature with a six months'
report on gasoline tax can now esti:
mate accurately what a Soent tax will
bring. It is shown that this levy would
produco approximately $2,500,000.
The prineipal part of the gasoline
tax total goes to the highway depart,
mant under the present taw.
.....din,
ed the <
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The returns have already been can.
vassed. This was done the nigbt of
a court order so-
Will Bring Only Slight Mod-
eration! B
In six
Kan..
ed governor which enjoined the car-
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I lee vil lo reported 5 degree F below
• can a i al the decision | Lowest Since 1918.
States Oil corporation, headed by for-
— I mer Governor C N. Haskell of Okla
- homa. who ofered to ply 411.25 a share
Earl Smith, of 37 I asi Twenty-
sixth street south, was cut severe-
ly when his bicycle was struck by
an automobile at Grand and Lee
avenues Saturday afternoon. The
automobile which struck the boy
was driven by Ben Holloway, of
1010 West Main street
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the
and
and
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nake
pull
be
then
; for
who
/hen
yet
lined
hese
the election when the bill can lad
! overwhelmingly. They must merely
be "spread of record" by the election
Kansas Shive
high pressure ar
l cases the two mixed poorly.
3 completed his annual report
1, showing collections for 1923
Miss Normand, recuperating fromNew Years night
in less than tweive hours the
mercury fell almost 50 points. Early
in the evening the thermometers had i
moncy for
NIGHT
1 day. D. A. Richardson and J. !.
Howard. attorneys, appeared for the
defendant e.
state I ndecided.
The state now has three courses it
tan pursue, according to J. K Wright,
A meeting of the advisory commit-
tee of the County Commissioners as
social ion of Oklahoma is to be held
at the Kingkade hotel January 10. ac-
cording to a letter received by Ed
Butterfield. county commissioner. Sat.
urday from A. L. Dunkin of Waurika*
di evident of the aociation. .
The committee is to consider'wheth-
er a state’ meeting of county commi-
sioners shall be called after the Logis-
Court Sustains Whitehurst Demurrer™®®!
fulled in alb sc that I lished in
"‘reseue" her from Dines’ aprtment
Mexico to Get
Arms at Once
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.—The com
manders of Fort Sam Houston and
Fort Bliss have been ordered to begin
delivery immediately to designated
Mexican agents of 5,000 Enfield rifles
and 6,000,000 rounds of ammunition.
Similar orders have gone tn the army
air service depot and Fairfield, Ohio,
for delivery of eight surplus DH-4
Linden, near here early today.
ATHENS, Jan. 5
Premier Venizelos
McAlister Saturday
bo considered • xcept the language of i
i the indictment Itselt and the indict
completion of the arrangements for
the sale to the Obregon government
on a payment basis of 60 percent
cash and the remainder in thirty
days, said the surplus war materials
involved did not cover the entire list
wAs released
rate of
ic cold
FIRST in the
They were Mabel Normand, motion ‘seif-constituted hero, who shot 12 out
picture actress, Horace A. Greer, heriraged dignity," when Miss Normand
chauffeur. who fired the shots. and failed to take serio \ his effo '• to
Central Figures in
grows was made even more difficult
by city commissionera to Ki'” expert
advire on repairs at the city d. m are
experted to reach the city Monday
ovet Kansas Saturday
—.......- (U I [ CANVASSED
home H and thousands of jobless men.
VOL. XXXIV. NO. 215.
and pi
of
ELIZABETH. N. J., Jan. • —Jacob
Warner. 30 years old, of Newark, was
killed and seven others, all of New
airplanes which are to be shipped to
the border under arrangements to be '
made by the Mexican government. EARTHQUAKE KILLS 83
Secretary Weeks, in announcing PERSONS IN TURKESTAN
COO. The auditor collected $29,267.37 1
tn grc*. production tax penalties LT : 1 L AA.II.W
alone, thus defraying tho expense of If I fl fl T Iff @f If) fl
operation without touching the prlncl- - 1 If “ " - --------
I Every Indication pointed
section to IS a bi
TEXARKANA, Irk., dan >.-
Col. N, A. Shaw, financier and
(or a number of years active in
political affairs in Texns, died al
lis home here today. He was 60
years old.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—Four per-
sons were dead in Chicago today,
either from being frozen to death
or from < anses that could be at-
tributed indirectly to the cold,
which re ched its greatest inten-
sity in the forenoon, with a temper-
a ture of 16 degrees below zero.
ported even zero roadings while Bar-
The spreading of record of the
October 2 returns on the Runsell biul.
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• coldest since
nitmum of 16
STATE AGTION City Coldest
ter. awiiting trial for robbery of s
Kat urdu} and Sun
ie expet ted to con
rwly rising tempera
eej in
flow zero before the promised end of
1 today when democratic leaders of the |
1 house reached an agreement to frame
their own program and propose it as
a substitute for the Mellon plan.
I owing to the fact that the demo
crats are numerically almost as pow-
erf til as the republicans, and probably
will receive the support of the Insur-
gent republicans who are opposed to
the Mellon plan, the fate of the Mel
ion measure was in 'decided jeoardy
i this afternoon.
Solid Democrat Front.
Democratic leaders stated the dem
' ocratic program will have virtually
i united backing of the party in both
houses.
The substitute plan will propose a
, maximum surtax of 44 percent on in
I comes of $100,000 or over, as com-
' pared with the maximum of 25 per
cent laid down in the Mellon pro-
gram.
The democrats propose to start our
taxes on incomes between >12,000 and
$20,000 as compared with >10,000 tn
the Mellon bill.
No reenactment of the excess
profits tax was included in the pre-
liminary agreement on the democratic
program, although many democratic
leaders favor such a tax.
Nuisance Tax Repeal Provided.
Repeal of the many so-called nul-
sance taxes and of the tax on tele
graph and telephone mesages was pro
vided:
Repeat of all amusement taxes was
not favored, but no final action was
taken on this point.
Decision to present a substitute for
. the Mellon tax eduction program was
reached by democratic leaders to off-
set the drive being made from the
ountry on congress for acceptance of
the Mellon plan. The democrats assert
this drive is the result of "organized
propaganda which is misleading."
requested originally, but that the
Mexican authorities had found they
would meet "present requirements.’’ I
touring car
11 \V IN A Jan • \H l.....
service on the C uba railroad and
on the Northern Railways of
Cuba, two of the most Important
carriers in the island, has been
suspended following acts of vio-
lence during the strike on these
lines, according to reports.
those at home huddled around the fire
the old man pushed the mercury to
9 of a degree above zero at 8:30
o'clock Saturday morning. After strik '
ing this point the mercury climbed to
10 degrees above zero in the early aft
ernoon.
Slow Rim* Expected.
After a careful study of the weather
condition weather officials forecast
fair weather with slowly rising uni
perature. Saturday night they expect
it will be slightly higher than during
inly rind poor.
pherle pressure ui- ;
highest pressure
the city. The cold v
■ try dropped steadily throughout the
night :«nd morning. Measures to re-
•• the suffering of thousAnds of
MOSCOW, Jan. 5.—A violent earth-
quake in the Turkestan district has
killed eighty-three persons and e-
stroyed more than 400 houses at
Samarkand, according to reports re-
ceived here today.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 5.—
Three persons smarted today under
the regular
a felony
PNFI SAYS
1 ---- uni U pawhuska Reports 9 Degrees
From the to twenty five persone
appeal every day to Bob Parman
commissioner of public safety, for a
! chance at the city pay roll. Parma n .
wald Saturday.
। "This ie the worst featurs about ,
। public office Friends I have known
since chidlhood cry on niy shoulder.
। telling me their troubles I can’t make
them understand that all the places
are filled. They seem to think tin city [
treasury la just bursting with gold,”
1 the commissioner,
I With the cold weather the number,
of applicants has increaacd ,
ark, injured, when
registered 14 to 16 above, and unorfi j
cial records this morning ranged 1
Radiator® Burst.
Though wise motorists had filled
their radiators with alcohol, in sonie
in the bitter grasp of the coldest day
agriculture, and Ed L. Speairs, |,n tive years Saturday and showed
secretary, Saturday won inueverrranygsokrelaxinehisnoldtor
their first fight to kill indict- sending Oklahoma City business
ments returned against them folk scurrying to their work leaving
Just one more day of vaca-
(Inn left. Then school again.
Monday. Twenty-two *housand
school children of all grades
and ages will romp hack to
sehool Monday morning at 9
o’clock, ready to continue un-
interuptediy their studies for
the more months.
The board of administration
building was filled Saturday
morning with principals and
other school people who were
returning from the’r two weeks
vacation and were ready to
start work again Monday.
Warrants, issued over the holi-
days, were ready for those
teachers paid on the yearly
basis. Supervisors were prepar-
ing bulletins to be issued Mon-
day renewing instrne ti ons given
out before the holidays.
WASHINGTON, Jan 5— A let
ter from Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace is on its way today to
weather rcords f
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Kansas City Reports Four
Persons Overcome With
Intense Co d and Taken to
Hospitals.
Puge Usht. 4 olumn Hicht) priation.
"The statuite o. this elate provides
Fire destroyed a frame structure at
Central avenue and Wilson street.
Packingtown, early Saturday morn
ing. The loss was estimated at
>1,000, partially covered by insur
ance.
Th® building was once used as a
branch office by the Long Bell Lum
ber conpany, but had been-abandoned
for that purpose and had served as n
dwelling. Iba cause was not learned.
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years, when the mercury there sunk
to 9 degrees below zero. lurther
north the cold was even worse taki g
an average of about 10 to 12 degree*
below zero in the extremne northern
ued sat isfactory supply of fuel, J l .
Owens, vice president and general
| manager, declare*l.
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throughout Oklahoma’s slater
in the city Knt urday the
Below Zero; Week-End
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.—The partly
frozen body of Charles T. Hay, 68
years old, found lying across railroad
tracks in St. Louis county, shortly
before noon, brought the number of
Governor M< Rae of \rkansas set-
ting forth the cond.tions which
Arkansas must inert in order to
receive government finds for
highway building under the fed-
eral aid bighwas ai ts. For almost
a > rar federal aid has been witlt-
held from Arkansns by Secretary
w allace.
the cold wave tomorrow. Beginning
a! 10 p. m. last night at zero, the mer
PORUM, Okla., Jan. 5.—Fire
which started here about 10
o’clock this morning has destroyed
a block of business buildings. The
fire is now under control.
TULSA, Jan. 5. — Two
women and a man are held
here today in connection with
the daring daylight robbery
of the Harry Goldberg Loan
company here December 26,
in which two unmasked ban-
dits escaped with about $20,-
000 in diamonds, according to
the police.
Those held are Harry Bernard, ex-
convict, identified by Willlam Gold-
berg as one at the bandits; Ollie Platt,
rooming house proprietress; Blanch
Nash, 18 years old, wife of Frank
Nash, former partner of Al Spencer,
the police said. A no. her man still is
sought, authorities declared.
Fourth Arrest Near.
The trio was arrested late last
night by a private detective at Sa
pulpa, the police said. News of th,
capture, however, was not reveal, a
until today for reasons known only
to the police.
I by the Oklahoma county
I grand jury.
I Judge William H. Zwick of the dis-
I trict court, sustained the demurrers
I the two men made to the Indictments.
I j Demurrers were sustained as to all
I three charges of diverting state funds.
I , which had been made against the two
’ state officials.
Insufficiency Alleged.
I The demurrer to the Indictments
, urged seven grounds as to their in
tures.
The mark wa
of $8,429,104.48 in gross pro-
duction tax in the state; $602,-
231.23 in gasoline tax; $322,;
444.42 in income tax, and
$133,041.87 in inheritance
tax.
With this announcement by Childers
came a report from the joint legisla-
ties survey committee that one of the
flrat bills to be introduced when the
legislature resumes its session will be
one doubling the gasoline tax.
Colelctions Iucreane.
Chnders’ report showe that he col-
„lected $2,000,000 more gross produc l
’tlon tax in 1923 t’.ian was coll- ted in
1913: 182.501.09 mure income tax and
*54.880.90 more in berltance tax.
This showing was made despite the
fall in the price of oil. The operation
of Childers’ office cost the state $22,
. ,, . ... ....... . sufficiency, which were summarized
This picture shows Horace A. Greer, alias Joe Kelly, chauffeur for as objecti the sufficlency of ihem
Mabel Normand, film star, who is asserted to have shot and wounded Court , that they were . , vague 'indefinite
land S. Dines, oil man and son of a wealthy Denver family. In the presence and uncertAin and did not specirically | grees above as they attend service
ok Miss Normand and ldna Purvinnce. Tho shootins took pia. o in Dines charg the, facta 1 on whlc ch the st at Hum lay morn mg. '
Los Angeles bungalow, and is sald to have been brought about by un alter ' relled to substantiate the allegations. - The cold wave held all of Oklahoma
cation over a remark made by Dines. Greer, according to his story, shot in The motions were argued before and the entire southwest in its grip,
self defense. The picture was taken at the Lo Angeles central police sta Judge Zwick Friday morning and the Pawhuskans shivered Saturday morn
lion, shortly after Greer walked in and announced that he hid shot a man judge filed his written ruling Satur- ing under the lowest temperature In'
Saturday afternoon following the
vostoffice’s delivery of the returns to
W C. McAlltter, secretary of tho
stnte election board.
ounty attorney. It can obtain per- ; southern portic
down town. Plumbers were rushed,
fixiing water pipes.
A stiff wind accompanied the sud. ,
, den drop in temperatures in Kansas ,
which began early yesterday eve-
ning and continued until the mer- |
cury was sent l nr below the zero
swepping custw:
tures of 18
been received at the offl
| Oklahoma Gas anti EI trie
CHI AGO. IH..
7he IFeather
LOCAL—lair weather tonight and
Munday. jowly rining temperature. Mini-
nnm temperature 8 to 16 above.
STATE: Tonight and Sunday fair. Slow-
ly risiug tempernture.
SHIPEKS: 4 to 12 northern, 10 to 16
nouthern Oklahoma tonight.
HOI KLY TEMPENATURE.
hasfeltsinceDe 15 •
mercury struk zere All fi
orda were shattered b i
ire belng taken by the municipal au- j
thorl ies and welfnre orzanizations. initiated measure to give the legtalal
। tun* authority to convene itself began
of Judge Zwick to the state criminal over the state
Powell, nsststant day the weather
tinue fair W ith lc
that an indletmet . must be direct ald
certain with r ference to the offense
charged and the partirular circtm-
stances of the offense charged when
; they arc necessary to constitute a
complete offense,"" the rullg said.
"Under the common law it was not
a crime or an officer of employe - f
12. held, ih in the penitentiary at McAk
(iEEI up. farmer'
• J A Whitehurst, president of the state boara of agrieu
ture, estimates the number of boll weevils killed by the cold
weather at 57,000,000,023 He is not certain about the twenty,
three. There are a few left, undoubtedly, however, he thinks in
certain sections of Oklahoma.
Farmers should take heart and continue preparations for a
buss year with renewed vigor, the agriculture board head snys.
John W. Haw lev of Fort , ing in bursted radiators and stearh-
in the further
The man and the woman had prepared
। to go to Kansas City last night, the
' police said. A touring car, police sabi
| was employed by the bandits in the
i hold up, was found in front of the
rooming house.
Police today are seeking gem.
stolen from the loan office. Ollio
Platts house will be searched thot-
oughly this afterhoon. police mtid.
Most of the loot, howevev, is ii^ are
of the ixandit who is at large, author-
ities believe,
Nash in Penitentiary.
Frank Nash, husband of the girl
NEW YORK, Jan. 5—The Middle
Entered at the Oklahoma City Oklahoma ooatottice as uecond cins» mal seder aci of March 8. 4879
ing in lacatless
C. L. Wellman of 1001a West
Grand avenue, 71 yeurs old,
dropped head in his room shortly
after noon Sa i.'
Langunge * onsidered.
Judge Zwick said that for the pur
pose of the demurrer nothing couid
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.— Presi-
dent Coolidge will be disposed to
approve to sale of additional arms
and ammunition to the Moth an
government if the first supply of
5.000 rifles and 5,000,000 cartridges
in not enough to put down the de
la Huerta revolution, it was
learned here today. Secretary of
War Weeks is of the opinion, how.
aver, that Fresident Obregon will
not need to make further pur-
chases in this country.
< ide 4 wh - h course would be pursued. '
the county jml after tils ni ralepment : ment itseit wholly
__________- . yesterday on a chars of ass ult with I the legislature appr
pital the offect of an appeal she ad- a deadly weap on and to - 15 gene i reven f
dressed last night to the American inal declaration that a n d- el • to
public to "withhold their judgment of protect the sureen a i ipled
ma until all the facts are known," with an equally lai
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 5.— Four per-
•ns oVercome by the cold here were
cupied u coll in
fortunate In reaping most of the pub-
licity in this terrible tragedy," she de- court of appeals.
what they termed the injustice of the clared, "and it is unjust of tho cen ( Al noon. Mont R
situation by the shooting here lastsors or any one else to condemn mo county attorney, who is handling the
Tuesday night of Courtland S Dines before they have hard my story ' ....
by n twelve miles an hour wind
No complaints on pan pressure
alieged to have been a former partner
of Al Sponcer. notorious baudi killed
List year. Herns rd has serve seven
years in the state prison fur high-
w. \ robbery, records show'.
The robbery of the Goldberg shop
took place tho morning of December
Zu Wiiliai Goldberg, P (Finer in the
firm, and R. 1). Hanawalt, a furnt-
for brokers’ hr lances of stock of
Southern 8 ates Oil corp*‘ration, an
other Haskell concern, after trading
was suspended by the curb market
•several weeks ago, has withdrawn its
' offer.
Letters have been sent to brokers,
who were members of the Haskell
pool, saying »bat the corporation
found it imposs do to go through with
the offer because reports from brok.
• rage houses failed to reveal tho num
ber of aha res traded in.
New York stock exchnge houses
which were involved formed a coin
mittee to confer with Mr. Haskell in
• straightening out the tangle.
T* N as, and Dan W Meade of ing cars as traffic wound its wa
Authorities expect to have
other bandit under confinement
DiTDirt- , _____ today, they said.
ii i CKpONNELL 62 year Seven mountings from which
A’ an ‘ . years mo nds had been removed, found in the
—dApg, TTIV. I rooming house, are alleged to have
CHARLs.n. HAVA year, uld been stolen from the Goldberg Shop.
A temperature of !• degrees below otficers decared.
l ° ’ in Lou is since Bandit’s Car Gives Clue.
1018., The low record for .St. | H was through « conversatton a
" .J x < registered Jan: fdetective eftected with Nrs. Nash that
6, 1884 An offl* lai temperature of 16 1
degrees below zero wus recorded at |
HALIFAX. N s.. Jan. 3.—The
sclir ner l> nid silver was
wrecked off the Bay of Saint
George and her erew of six lost,
according to u wirelens received
here from Curling. N l . today.
Five bodies have been recovered.
The vessel was en route to Gilou-
coster with a cargo ot fish from
Halifax,
WASHINGTON, Jan 5- PrU.
Holts insuring a conference of
house republicans next Thursda>
night at which an attempt will be
made to instruct the ways and
means committee to report a sol-
dier bonus bill, were filed today hy
a group of representatfv es who
are war veterens. More than the
required number of signatures
were on the petition.
taken to the general hospital for treat-
ment. None was belleved to be in a
dangerous condition. The thermome
tei dropped to 15 degrees below zero.
Only five times since the weather bu
reau was established it Kansas City,
thirty six years ngo, haz it been colder
Greer, whom pol e des ribed us "a
"' 'with 3 below.
\ biting wind blowing at the
thirty miles an hour, made tl
n 1 re unbearable.
1" I’.dr weather with alight mod
et *n temnperatures is forecast for t
ut nd tomorrow.
han this morning The
ord was 22 degrees b
899. Today was the
a: . 12. 191*. when a n
eiow was reached.
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 215, Ed. 2 Saturday, January 5, 1924, newspaper, January 5, 1924; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1951927/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.