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KANSAS CITY PASTOR
REFUSES TO TAKE
SHERMAN, TEXAS, MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1922. —EIGHT PAGES.
65c PER MONTH.
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RAID RESULTS
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FROM THE KU KLUX KLAN
HOODED MEN VISIT CHURCH SUNDAY
NIGHT, «UT PACKAGE IS HANDED
BACK WHEN THEY REFUSE TO GIVE
-THEIR NAMES-JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE INTERROGATE VISITORS
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men, dressed in the uniform of tht
Ku Klux liian, entered a diureh in
Kansas City. Kan*., last night and
offered the pastor, Dr. G. Franklin
Keam, a cash contribution, "hi apprr-
eiation of services remkred."
Hie Wen entered the ehurrli
through the Hide door at lite close of
the service and wire asked their
names by Paul Ditsen, Justice of the
Peace, an usher -ft the church- They
replied that they could not reveal
their names and asked for the pastor.
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FOR MINERS AT
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HELD AT SAPULPA
TWO WOUNDED
WAS WORK OF WELL ORGAN- STEPS DOWN
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IZED BAND
INVESTIGATION
STREET CAR MOTORMAN IS
WOUNDED
of Ku Klux Klan in
fornia Gives Out
Statement
M'CLAIN
Says Her Fighting Blood Bade Refuses to Make Statement
Her Stay; Season Bade
Her So
PACKAGE IS KETURNE
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ter a package which he took and ex-
amined, but returned after thu men
were.
The hooded ttw'n handed the mini*- TRIAL STARTS IN COI RT HOI KB
' WHERE 401 IN BROWN / WAS
SENTENCED FOB TREASON.
refused to tell mint thev a
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aft-* nting-
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minutes. latter the pastor aaia n
package contained a sum of money.
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TELLS HOW TO GF.T
By tb* lTnit.ru PrM ^
Charleston, W. Vn.. April 24—Trials
of the Weil Virginia coal miners,
charged with treason, murder and lea-
ser offense*, Itecause of an arined
mareb on (he I<ogah County coal field,
began here today In the quaint little
eourt bmiM' where John Brown was
sentenced to death for treason.
Prosecution. Of the trials after court
opened, a1*ttoufifced It elected to eail
to trial the first hunch numbering
about a«.
, Should tin Slate win these oases,
the d^ath penalty may be Imposed.
( The defense may enter deuinrrerand
motion to qH *h the treason indict-
ments, and artnoui.ee I It will wait a
while longer to decide uhcilnr to sPE
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:|||jf^ngeles, rallf. April -21 •• The Chicago, His, Apj(|^ 24—Though
fullest Investigation whleh county of- Mary Garden announced uotldng defi-
Jtetats promised would * made of the itc couct-injiusher fjagT followlug
. . . , , her resiginttfon la>t night as general
raid at logwood, s early <Urc0(„r uf „)0 a| !S iM, As™
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tomorrow.
-White
f> concert manager, Claries Wagner, who
ftf the * report"4 u. harr offen-d hei $29$
and Coro- <KN for a concert our ncxte^fieasoa.
Formerly Worked for Inter-
urban
By tt # United Pre**
Sapulpa, okla., April 24—After se-
lecting the waiting room of the down
town terminal of the Oklahoma 4*ttion
Hallway Company the scene for the
alleged shooting, O. M. McBurnett, a
street car inntoituan, was "Shot and
seriously wounded shortly before
noon today by Grover MeClalu, car
torn employee, who la said to be
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Chicago. Ills., Amil 24.—"It's easy
to raise mouey for a soldiers bonus."
declared Mine. Krhuman-Heinke, who
imssed tbrongli here yesterday. "All
they h \> to do is repeal tla^ Volstead
act. and use the taxes." added the
"Mother" to thousands of soldiers for
whom she san^ overseas
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I BURGLARS TAKF
i $23,000 IN BONDS
for se|Mirat* trials if this court loses.
YOUNG MAN
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Chicago. IMS. April 24 —Not content
with getting S23.000 iu bonds, burglars
who broke into the home of James Kas-
le here last night, sat about for some
time after looting the house aud
(.molted the owner's beat cigars, he told
the police.
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fit. Louis, Mo,, AprTl
24r-- T*olice
tqday wer* seareldng for the nniden
tifietl slayer of Oeorge Crowe « f this
city, who a as slain yrsienlay ai a
road bouse on the outskirts of the
city, while watching two irirls who
had a fist fight In front of the road-
house. ft Ik believed- the fatal bullet
was Interded for John Crowr, his
brother.) who had attempted to sepa
rate the two girls.
District Attorney, Sheriff
ner. Joined forces for the investiga- H''e n jy go/ -o ISuTroiie for a so-
tlon. It wj.s declared they were con- journ.
vinced flie* raid in the residence of Miss Garden's Withdrawal from the
Math las &MH filduayen was "the leadership of th elty's opera was
work of { well organized band." /quite h dramnttc is her entry. She
Kii J\lux Statement* 'spoke spiritedly of Americanism and
W. S. Co)>ern of l^s Angeles, attor-. American ideals in opera, maintaining
ney and Grand Goljlin of the Pacific that her "Uiditing blood" urged her
Domain. Knights of the Ku Klux to stay, but her reason bade her go
Klan, told newspaper men in answer Today in***r st <■« ntered about M.
to direct questions, that if any mem- Mtitatore. whose luvak w
bera of that organisation participated, Gardu w>m Hie nn«<t dramatic of the
they had done so without official sane- season. The tenor refused to comment
Hon. ou th# artist dlrect<u's resignation, but
M. B Mother, constable of Ingle- said thagW control for his appear-
wood, was mortally wounded, dying snee wiwi the Chicago Opera Com-
«x hours liter tn a hospital. His son, P«ny had yet. l>en signed. Mora tore
Walter, also a deputy, was shot In the will fill sevenfi engtgpments here this
arm. F#ottard Ruigg. special deputy week, tht firs! tomorrow night and
sheriff, was shot in the abdomen and until tha| i* over, the tenor declared
may die. j be would not l<e disturbed by opera
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Heavj Rain Reported. 1 Attitude w * MManly.H
from Sherman,. Texas?.
McClaiu immediately surrendered to
offli^rs and was taken to the county
jail, where he. declined to make any
Statement regarding the affair.
It fs said the two men quarreleo
late yesterday..
Bu ta« initiated I*re$i
Childivfis. Texas. April 24— Nearly
thn e inches of rain baa fallen over
tbe lower Panhandle country since
Haturday nlgbi and tbe weather con
linued tUrealening today.
, k Hn. noun* lug that Miss ?;ardeu would con-
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No aeleetion as eTaeral director wfll
be made at presents Insnll'sald.
suriag lai-jge water for llyeAffick.
CLOUDBURST
GETS $20,000
ENTER SUIT
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Omaha. Neb., April 24.
Alleging
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;that 9Mw,000 is stfil due them as wages
famed during Federal control of rail-
, A ^ 4 roads, hI>i;i I men and signal main-
By th* Annorlaird Pw 'lainerH of the I'liloU Pacific system
San Bernanlino, Calif., April 24. —* hav « file<l suit In Federal ,Court here
The postoffloc at Col Ion. near here, and in the District Court at Council
was robbed last night of a registered Blutfs. Iowa.-against the Director Gen-
package containing $2tUW0 In curren- >rni of Railroads, as agent of the Unit-
cy by h one-armed bandit who forced <M| states.
tieonte Smith, night clerk, to give him I — ■*' " .—
the money.'1 The «obber escaped. JURY IS UISCHARfiED AND
- JUOGfi WILL CHANGE VENt E
Five Eiremen Injuren,
Bp th9 A ioeinttfd s-wi
Indianaiwlls, lad , April 24.— Five hi tbe cast of John F. Martin, charg
firemen were injured, none wrioualy, ed with robbing the Cltisen's State
^ and damage estimated at $200,000 done. Rank in January. 1021, was dismissed
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Houston, Texas, April 24.—The Jury
when fire partly destroyed
L Piano Company's sales t
a heart of the down-town
IN WEST TEXAS
By tht A hoc la ted Prmu
Amavillo Texas, April 24— Rains
ranging from one inch to two and one-
half inches, fell in the Panhandle o?
l'exas and adjacent territory in New
Mexico aud Oklahoma last tiigbt. • A
near cloud burst was reported from
Canyon.
PaUl Rarktr, an automobile dealer
of Plalnview, narrowly escaped drown-
ing in Spring Ilranch, a tributary of
Palo Duro Creek, in the Palo Duro
canyon, about 8 o'clock last night
when the automobile he was driving
plunged into the creek. The accident
occurred about one mile north of Can-
yon, and Was due to the washout of
the bridge across the creek.
LEGION OFFICERS MEET
Mary Garden's attitude and conduct
throughout this year of Chicago's opera
vicissitudes, was declared to be "man-
ly—that is the only word that fully
described it," by Samuel lusull. presi-
dent of an opera Assodstion, In an
Mr. MeClain, mentioned In the fore-
going dispatch as being under arrest
for an alleged shooting in Sapulpa
7"' Monday, left Sherman about three
n miss mwnths npo to accept employment in
McAlesler, after a number of years
service with tbe Texas Electric Rail-
way as a conductor on tbe Interurban
between Shemjan and Dallas.
His home here was on West Moore
street. 4fe is married and has a lit-
tle girl, Dorothy, according to friends
here.
Friends of Mr. McClsin here were
without word of the difficulty In
which he is involved until a Democrat
reporter sought information about
blra. Officials of the Texas EleCt'ic
Railway here with whom he had been
associated * and under ^wiicm he had
worked spoke highly of him. It was
stated that he went to Sftpnlpa short-
ly after going to McAlester from here,
and bad written friends here that he
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BERGDOLL S PROPERTY
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WOOED AND WON OCTOGENARIAN
AFTER A SHORT. BUT FAST
COURTSHIP
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One Death Trac/id
To Reading Sir
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By th9 Aatociated Prt*\
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Toronto. Canada. April 24.—Af-
ter reading a /newspaper article
quotjng Sir Arthur Couan Doyle
as declaring that death was "pain-
less and beautiful," Percy Brown,
TO,- committed suicide yesterday by
asphyxiation.
On his bed was found a newspa-
per clipping detailing a recent lec-
, tore by the English spiritualist.
Near It was a note In which tbe
aged man had written "I am 70
and blind, or very nearly so, and If
. this clipping Is true, why should
I linger here?"
PLANS TO CONSOLIDATE
RAILROADS TAKEN UP
By th* Aswcitltd Ptrxc > •
Washiiigiou. April 24.— Considera-
tion of the irign for cosiHolldation of the
railroad^' if he Prtlted States Into 10
_ B^PjBBHW|IBPIBPIBPM areat ayslems, was inaugurated to<lay
WITH SENATE COMMIITKE. by fhe Interstate Commerce Commls-
Uion, taking up first the proposal as It
mi (| 'ffH«t^ the southeast ipiarter of the
United States. The hearings opened
other organ- with the request of interested parties
By the Aatociated Preaa
Washington. Aprh'iji,-^
the American l egion finh <
izatlens of world wnr veterans, were
called In a se<*ret conference today
with representatives of the Senate Fi
nance Commitlee to discuss "the sol-
diers' bonus legislation. Various plans
for paying the compensation and of
financing it were presented to spokes-
men for the Veterans who agreed to
OF U. S. NAVY
By A aa feinted Pre**
New York. April 24.—A bootlegging
scheme whereby liqttor was sVnuggled
into this country j'rom Bermuda and
Cuba, on a former submarine .chaser,
commanded by officers wearing tbe
uniform of the Cnited States Navy,
have been unearthed, it was announced
| today at the customs house. The for-
mer chaser No. 101. renamed Fidus,
has been seized, with the commauder
and a crew of seven, the announcement
said.
Customs officials claim to have re-
ceived from the crew, a *to«.v to the
effect that pirates held up the chaser
yesterday afternoon 20 miles off Mon-
tank, bound for Long Island,'Iwarded
<b« craft with dra.wu revylvsrm twnnd
the commanded t?t$e m| st, ami seized
IHe chalets flquor.
oovkrnor reilv tells
wh1 he fired official
last night.
lire P-arson afler l etng out since Friday. This i* "t ' ,,,rt ^runs «no .o
III th tlm MMMI n trh.1 of llio . hho. Ju-Ur
section here Hohinson announced IS> would change
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LTIONS IN THE MIS-
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Olddingf>, T«xas, April 24— Tite an-
nual conference of the South : Texas
I'astors i,n<l Teachers, Missouri Synod
of the Lutheran Church, ended here
today with a celebration of;|fc* sev.
enty-flfth nnulversary of the Synod's
.IGRr iB this aectiou.
During that time statistics disclose
the church/bus grown from 22 pastors
TWO ARE DEAD AND ONE IS IN-
SERIOUS CONDITION ;£ AN-
OTHER RECOVERING i;
and 12 congregations to 3,010 pastors er.
Pi the AmorttteA Preit
Rlackfoot, Idaho. April 24,~ Edward
Taylor, 7, his brother, Lcroy, 18
mouths, sons of James B. Taylor, living
Hear here, are dead and Keith Taylor,
5, Is at the point of death, whllp a
fourth child of the family is recovering
from the effects of poison said to have
l* eii given the children by their moth-
and 4,000 coi.gregatlons. Total mem-
bership In the Texas branch is now
iflfiftooo communicants, It wga said.
Mrs. Luella Taylor, the mot Iter, was
arrested and brought to the State asy-
charc.es papers refused
BECAUSE MEN JOINED UNION
Rtt flk# Aanorintrd Pre**
Washington, April 24. -Charges that
Federal Judge Orr at Pittsburg. Pa„
has refused alien miners applying for
naturalisation, their papers because
they Joined union forces tn the Nation-
al coal strike, was made before the
House Ijahor Committee today by John
present for an exchange <jf views as to
Sow the general *tudy should proceed.
FRANCE WANTS GUARANTEE
ON THE PROPOSED TREATY
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Oehoa. Italy. April "J4.--The French
delegation announced today that it was
willing to subseril e to the proposed
treaty in whlCh various Nations Would
agrV-e to ahstaiti from aggression, pro-
vided it was backed by tbe proper guar-
antees considered especially necessary
in view of the Russo-German treaty.
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Mississippi Receding.
By lh« Ai toe toted Pre**
By the Ansociated Pre**
Washingloti, April 24- The detailed
explanations, wjth reasons for which
Dlax Colla7D was-removed as District
Attorney or Porto Rico, has reached
the War Department, from E. Mont
Relly, Governor "of- the Island.
Department Official declined to com-
ment. but it was Indicated today thai
Secretary Weeks considered Governor
Relly clearly within his rights and
that thMe could be no legal appeal
from the Governors action
PROVISION WOULD PUT
RATES UP TO PRESIDENT
vici.'1 the laconic message of Caesar
addressed to the consujs An, Rome near-
y 21 centuries ago, found a modern
re-enaetruent here yesterday when Rob-
ert Butcher, a civil war veterai Of
Stewardsou. Ills:, claimed as his hride,
Mrtf, Bertlia Beall. an octogeuuri^n
whom he wooed and won after a week's
courtship. Exactly one week after be-
coming acquainted, the gray haired
couple were on their honeymoon trip
after which they will live in Steward-;
son.
Butcher met his bride while visiting
at. the home of ills jdalighter-in law in
tills city a week ago tpday. After a
two days' acquaintanceship tbe two
announced their engagement and the
ceremony was set fftr Sunday after-
noon, after trbidi JBntcher took bis
bride to her new borne.
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JVashington, April 24.—The Sn|«eme
Court today denied the application Of
Erwln R. Borgdoll, of Philadelphia, for
a writ of, habeas corpus.
Erwln Ih a brother of Orover Cleve-
land BergdOU, and la now serving a^
sentence of four years in Leavenworth
for failing to perform military service,
and contended that ho Is illej;Hlly con-
victed.
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Washington, April 24.—Justice Bail-5'
ey in tbe Supreme Court of;the Dia-
trict of Columbia, today ruled that the
Alien Property Custodian can not be
required to surrender the
Graver c. Bei
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nir render the property of
lgdull, valued at $750,000,
If the Government proves that Bergdoll
St. tAah M^ Aolfl lu ronvU tcd of dewrtlra MNt W
now a fugitive from justice.
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00V. SMALL'S
By tht Aatociated Pre**
Waukegan, Ills., April 24—Trial Of
Gov. Len Small op the charge of con-
spiracy. against the State will be le-
sumed today at Waukegun. Both aides
declared they were ready, and it k>
expected that a jury will be selected
from the hundred men called. Among
these are A. B. Dick. Jr., Lake Forest;
B. V. Price and A. J Tuttle of HIgh->
lend Park, all wealthy manufacturers
of Chicago.
At 10 o'clock the Lour set for the
start of the trial, no one jconnect'*!
with either side of the caao had ap
pea red in court. Judge C.la ire C. Ed
wards ssict he bad not hej^rd from
either state or defense and did noi
know what their plans were.
As the court ordered roll call of
jurors, C. Fred Mortimer, State'8
Attorney of Sangenion County; James
A. Wllkerson. Assistant Attorney Gen-
eral ; Alexander F. Beau hei n of conii
sel for the defense, the govpriu-r ;rnd
C. G. Leforgee, his chief counsel, ar-
rived.
Fire at Corsfrana.
Bii the Aatociated Pre**
Corsicana, Texas, April 24—A num-
ber of |ier>ouN were forced into the
street in nigbt clothing and several
were slightlj hurt by walking on brok-
en glass incident to an early morning
fire here which damaged a nutnlter of
buildings hi the business section. The
blaze originated in tbe second floor
of a rooming house. The property
damage will probably be several
thousand dollars.
By the JkttocWeA Prett
Asheville, N. April 24.—-Charles
B. I^andis, former member of Con-
gress from Indiana and for a number
of years an official of the Dupont Pow-
der Company, died early today air a lo-
cal tKMpital. He came here ^ week
ago from Chh-ago for his healths Judge -
Kenesaw M. limits, his brother, was
en route to his bedside when death
came. ^ * •
Mr. Landls wa% a graduate ot Wa-
bash College find fwjour
♦HttTlSt; of the L fanar>dtt <Ind ) j
nal. Wfa was a member of the K5th to
(JOth congress from 1807 to liK)0. t
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Washington, April 24.—A diploma at
a graduate safe blower issued by a
school at Los Augelea, Calif., was in-
cluded among other jiocumenty foitnd in
the treasure trQnka of Joeeph C. Lau-
ion at Baltimore j^Mterday* following
his arrest here yesterday on a charge
of having committed 200 robberiea
In the city in the past months and
obtaining loot valued at 1300,1)00, ac-
cording to a report from the Balti-
more police to the local authorities.
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Judgment Stands.
By tb« Unltttil PrMM
Washfnglon, April 24—Action of the
Texas Court allowing $20,000 to Mrs.
Sarah Morris for the death of her
husband In an accident on tbe Texae
line of the U K A T." Railway, waa
allowed t#> stand today when the 8u*
preme Court declined to review the
case,'
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Fire at Durant.
Muscatine, Iowa, April 24.— After
one of the most heroic fights against
I.uterancilc, an Interpreter, employed fi00<, wafers'^lu the history of the Mus-
hy the union mine workers in the Pitts- Uatthe the Mississippi river Is today
burg district. ^ - . ■ 'receding, beaten In its battle to break
Mr*. Mar'eTr* OTWI. through W®*
DenlsotL Texas, April 24.—Mrs. Mar- J O
*:hret O'Neil, 87 years of age. and for , I
38 years a resident of Den I son. died
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at her
hotfie. 710 Munsr^n street. One sister.
five daughters and twenty-five grand-'
children and great grandchildren sur
vive her.
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Expects Bill Passed.
Hy the United Press
Washington. April 24.—The Ameri-
can I^egloh. through Its National Com-
mander, Haaford MacNIder, today
served notice on the Senate that it ex-
pected the soldier honus bill to be pass-
Wasliliigton, April
24-iher-
man and vicinity: Monday night
and Tuesday unsettled; probably
showers.
Local Temperature.
There was a range of 7 de-
grees in local temperature Sun-
day. the maximum lwdng 60 and
the minimum being 59 The rain-
fall for Sunday was .85.
By ihm AifonMed Prev#
Washington, April 24.—Provisions In
the pending tariff bill which would au-
thorize the President to increase or de-
dreaae rates aud protJaltti_l3lluatiot)^.
was described today to ihe Semite by
Senator Jimoot, Itepubllcau member, as
not only offering a solution of the prin-
cipal tariff problem now before Con-
gress, but also as "suggesting an oppor-
tune basis for scientific adjustments of
the tariff In the future."
Women to Meet.
the A**Odttert Pr.ett
Baltimore, Md , April 24--Confer-
ences of committee groups of tbe Na-
tional League of Women Voters, were
held today to clear the way the
opening of the third annual conven
lion of the league here tomorrow
morning.' ■ ■ s; ..
Two Killed hi Belfast.
By the r-ilt. -• PreM
Belfast. April 24.- Two jjersons were
killed and ten wounded In a raid and
flfcht In the Ulster eapltol over the
W«*ek end. ' .
By tb« United Pr*w
Durant, Okla.. April 24—Ftw* early
today swept three two-atory brick
buildings of the business section here,
causing a damage of more than $40,-
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TWO ARRESTS ARE MADE AT
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Unfonfown. Pa.. April 24.—A mob of
40O women, armed .with Iron pokers
and other makeshift weapons, march-
ed on the Amend, mine today and
sought to prevent non-union miners
from entering. The women were dis-
pcrsed by armed guards. Two were
arrested otj charges of disorderly con-
duct. ; --I
rAt the Colliery plant near here a
crowd of men and women were dis-
persed by a stream from a fire hose.
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Bl'RB FOK MAN\ YEARS;
. DIES) SUDDENLY
Bn the Attociattd Prttt ft JL
Savannah, Ga., April 24.-^Tulh|« R<%>
maine, Thunderbolt^ "Mau ot MytN
tery," whose body* Is held by a local
undertaker, was probably George Jul-
ius Roma ine, .who disappeared fi>otn
Green Island, near Albany, N. T„ many
years ago. fpaj
Roma hie was last heard from by hldf
people at Sedalia, Mo„ In 1887,
man of mystery" bad lived In
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 248, Ed. 1 Monday, April 24, 1922, newspaper, April 24, 1922; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194279/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .