Wichita Daily Times (Newspaper) - July 10, 1922, Wichita Falls, Texas THE WEATHER Fall To and Toei HOME EDITION VOLUME PRICE NO MORE WICHITA FALLS TEXAS MONDAY JULY 10 1922 PAGES NUMBER 58 M SETTLEMENT STRIKE TT ill rirk A D A IY U S GOVERNMENT TO SEE THAT INTERSTATE f TRAINS ARE OPERATED I 00 J Ill PACIFIC w Associated Press of slate and oral marshal at Mints began mined to break the strike walle tke ranks of the striken apparently keld and pence overtures were un by the Chicago and Alton that It Intended to reopen the Mayor B E Joars an Sheriff J E Morrison sent new lor to Governor the from and III were ordered to entrain Three pules now the Illinois Central at Union Ill moved tat t Both were nt the two n standstill Kansas national in a while men went to work at the nnd In Parsons Kan There no troable In the of receivers op pointed by States J A marshal for the northern Texas district was inK malls on the and Pacific the Missouri Kansas and Texas and the International and ern railroads Slater a comparatively inlet Sunday Marshal s men In charge of the situation but Imported strikebreakers experienced difficulty in obtaining supplies from the union controlled towns and a number of workmen quit Thirty Officials of the Missouri Pacific announced the of 30 passenger trains on the company s eastern division adding that trains on other divisions would be discontinued at the aame time western division embraces braska Kansas and western souri Cancellations on the road Included passenger and trains oil the Missouri was announced here tod ay The stated the action was taken because of Increases In coal prices to the miners strike The announced It probably would discontinue 4 a number of local trains The Missouri Kansas and Texas locals Satur flay because of the shopmen s 1 new scale by date which expired April 1 from August Included i PALLAS July The annual mixed trains between Poplar Bluff of the Mo and Little Rock Postmasters meeting In the V of Ike at HI n cordon of formed a tke Tke obtained re- of tke Tond In after writs In lown and Governor Tajlor of Tennessee re- appeals to send troops to Memphis to protect properties and totei of the lines four pAlal agents for Frisco were arrested by Memphis police for carrying weapons while off railroad Investigations Ues In Kansas ot the wreck of the Colden State limited on the Rock and Pacific at were under waj The state alto took part In the Investigation of a wreck at Saturday WASHINGTON July 10 Announcement made tho throuch appointment of Industrial court would deputy United States marshals will.....------------'-- make sure that la preserves life and and order Is pro transportation of the mails continued and Interstate commerce uninterrupted despite the of railroad shopmen Attorney announced today after 1 conference with President Harding The attorney ably order an Investigation of the attack upon a negro porter oj Ivan lour men two of them known to he v era arrested nnd placed In jail as mrm I era of tho party assaulted thc negro In Boat Disorders spread to tho east when homes ot Baltimore nnd The attorney n he nomes 01 that ho had within the last few who refused to Join authorised the or thc number deputy marshals In Pl middle west where disorders arising from the strike have occurred and he added that this policy will be continued quired were bombed at Now A striker was shot at TAKE CP OF THB RAH STRIKE JuU Attorney General on his return to Washington this after a weeks absence In Immediately up consideration ot the strike with Alfred V Thorn general counsel of the Association of 1 The attorney general sent out to mm that he would have nu statement to t this time Mr Thorn Mid ha could not the purpose of his visit only with the attorney now but that a statement be t riven out later by Mr General a conference with Mr Thorn lasting than an hour and a half left department ot Justice for the house to I resident Jlr Thorn remained at the depart mrnt In conference with Assistant All rney General IN IV ENTERS July stage In the nation wide rail strike was reached were on duty In Illinois and arma IA five other I States marshals were on strike duty at curious points while rail centers the roads re- I rd on Injunctions and authorities for protection in at to operat shops and maintain and pension of strikers who refused to return to the were canceled today many roads Sew of occurred at scat points aid others were feared the situation grew more tense The tenth of the strike was marked the apparent or both to bv their poi taken tho outset and on to a Tli prepared to open tin r shops with available la returned strikers and Jobs as far as possible with State thn Central shops at Clinton HI while at III and by Lieutenant Governor Sterling on their appea fnr troops to t c and Alton National guard companies were mobilised in Missouri and Kansas while the state ordered prepare for strike f Marshal Lew was author lied ty Federal who Is lied aT reura n Ing strikers from operation of ships at Aurora 111 to anv sary to peace nrd enforce the r ji in Increase Forces Miles n 1 their fnr c n I Pr -I of la f r r it ntes wl f r t cal 1 I the shooting Here and in many other scenes of disturbances In con with the strike union lead ers deplored acts of violence In most places where appeals for troops were made the said all possible efforts would be made to preserve order nnd they Je tho cull for troops At a policeman and n negro striker exchanged shots in a running pistol battle which resulted In no casualties The negro when his nm munition ran out alter a Baltimore and Ohio mechanic was In n hospital as the nf a severe by men nt Ivy CUv of Columbia t OCA I ARE NOT CHEN Two workmen for tha Missouri Pacific jjt Monroe La upon and wounded A former em- ploie was charged with of chamber of commerce auditorium Wednesday July 12 nml Thursday July 13 has an be- fore Itself according to Sam G Reid of Texas the president This Is thn state meeting of National of Postmasters President said We were o In In 1004 and have met In Dallas times and had a rood attendance and were Our motto Is Kor tiie good of the nnd the This Is to be a kind of meeting or reunion of nil the postmasters who ever be- to the league Postm of all classes are cor- Invited to Leaie of absence has been granted for all postmasters who will attend this meeting High will bs there and nil address us Is an account office and for that reason the Dallas force A III be of much help are fortunate In having this meet Ing Just at the time when the of bookkeeping Is In Wednesdays will he called to order by Held In an Invocation jor Welcoming addresses and songs win follow John Philip of Dallas will on The Postmaster ns a Business His i By Associated Press WASHINGTON July 10 President today sub- mitted to the bituminous and anthracite miners gathered here In conference a that the miners return to work at the scale In when work wraa on April 1 meanwhile an arbitration board named to negotiate a new wage acale The commission as outlined bv the president consist of three members appointed hy the United Mine Workers of America three appointed by the operators and five representatives of the public named by the president The operators and miners were understood to have been asked to five their response to the proposal by night The arbitration commission would be expected to have Its wage award ready by August 10 but If unable to arrange a the scale would be continued 10 to Maroh 1 1923 WASHINGTON con- ference of bituminous coal operators and officials of the miners union adjourned Its today to BO directly to President Harding at the white house Participants said they had unable to reach any agree HAS A BOB ff By Associated Press WASHINGTON July go eminent prepared today to put Its own plan of settlement of the bl luminous cost strike before repre of operators and miners who reconvened In the conference held at the call of President Hard Preliminary meetings of officials of thc miners union of the con operators representatives night and Sunday Rave Secretaries Hoover and Davis the cabinet cers dealing with the situation di reel assurances that compromise would result from thi conferences of the to tn Controversy to allow settlement President Harding fulkv as 10 the exact situation within thi secret meetings consequently pro roeded to draft a pronouncement fo presentation to them after The tno cabinet members pated In the conference th president following Its but tent formulated was hel confidential and vas no Imparted to the participant In gathered Thar was an Impression that the tender arbitration on basis NOTICE In the afternoon sessior G Simon will deliver a summary of re- crnt In postal laws and lations W A McKlroy of Houston former will Introduce the first president and first im president of the league Oscar rocue of Dall is will He discussed by M 11 Townley of The postal service from a per ill be discussed by M W of News Thursday morning will tell of the little things that assist In handling mall In a third class office A Question box be observed the convention by which he answered of specific and general Interest i REPORT FORTY-FOUR M I PARSON'S KAV July l tant hurled I Martin and 300 Kansas national took of the strike ID T arsons at 4 a m inv word to or county officials the troops arrived In town and were In the M K i T railroads ficl I Ono of tho first acts of General Martin was to place a ban on i I street An was also nerved on aM dealers in firearms threatening arrest to nno sellInK or during the rule of the shopmen of t i i PI- railroad to MOH dn n ordered tht IS TIES I ice and i of the order was DM LA States Marshal J deputies protecting m ills and today began to aid In interstate commerce on the Texas and Pacific and ami Great Northern railroads In the northern of Texas He said he week slat PR in effect that If the men to from iu iv een i were on strike did not their they would be as the company t ere Issued and will be placed the i -t and all men who were hrr and be I nnd pu ties ould be rat h to t he Tex is 1 If ic r that thc International nnd I eel with the BUSHELS MORE CORN THAN FIVE YEAR AVERAGE ESTIMATE WHEAT CROP AT BUSHELS The Condition of tho Crop Given 78.9 Per Cent of Normal lon of corn the moat farm uns for his at i 000 000 ho of il July report 1 00 moro than the jear hut 20000000 bushels USB hati tast i ear s crop Thc counto wheat crop was at 817000000 bushels nc hern I 38 000 000 as a result of In lutn production forecast at and 7 per cont All wheat per crni of lorn production ai at 2 000 on an mated area cf acres of K9 4 per trf UM a condition of So 1 per rent of a on July 1 lion fore anl details or were ann BB fol prod urt Inn 1 1 87 000 000 produ t 000 hplb f bush POISON AT MSON r uni tired of wei words Of 2 hero an poison bund n at his h o m a h man of the cotton mill irit t and H the Mrs D a l ballne YOUTH DEAD HUSBAND OF WOMAN I COMPANION IS HELD 1 1 1 lu Ian Si I is father H rt ut Joll dcu I'M let hoh R tn his Mm urne 1 timo Iha inn mir i m Hi nri rom Anil IK irel URU ON THE IP PAULAS Juno will wreck Saturday in t Q ma of I I Special Grand Saline tn than ft storo of were injured and railed J of HIP Trx Pacific only nhu Injured In the others been anil proceeded On their Those J Coil on all hi L nnd nt Ino 1 In nf nil r the i 1 Jess itti j are tl o W jail die t im f an tint nem n I in 1 by 1 found r J n f i r n GO n Phe w un Ml I stn tcm i u Mundu id Jet i nt Fll it of itl I he I M inn Ie i ni i n PK 1 v t nt nnl Hint St formal i harit H I f t I no w 1 Pi up and ruel 1 t thn ull I ield In of Merkle ami 1 const nt the I i I told 1 lit l bem nnd hN body w ns Ivins here in the i froni 1 i k 8 11 1 i minor w orth llU and Mra Josephine Hohson homa on the h n-1 an 1 Mr the cans the was not known hut that II merited close t from uih and tiny wore t UK and after a were number of from Mut tmn 4.3 J prn 111 POO 000 4 of s cot OPO bushels Or hush els 000 nr 1151 Per cent rf lint 5 09 1 m 00 rls condition f 1 tl it fur i re xv 000 1 1 IN THE STATE OF TEXA DALLAS July 10 Texas ftt Ins has come Into her own In thc ni education in Will A president of tho Teins four In the sWU declares such prominent ones I ajt those at the Toxas Christian unl j Fort Worth Southern Meth university and production condition 88 7 Apples nheu to i remain at 4 per cent o I OR t FORT W lrt noun cement to strike had extort I ami t an w l f of the rand ilent w an denied r i t here who de- I irod hn 1 requested anj f-1 r l It c r s superintendent In Hearing up rt K d c tl is th u rr k of the ml h li ere Injured wni dup t it tirade c n thi MI morn e If loose falling ant rai bint in n hirst m tl 1 t In had been due the Iti h The Kill lent It hid nnl I n whit t Hie rip to U 0 fath tho bod was SU tn the h Oi o nock ond were miss tbe mans w raring i f in ill I thoni il bo to i time the number of w 1 ire on tho nan if on IhP road Although them denied know Ins about the thf mon officers gained Information that corroborated other mentioned bv tho under One Mexican was pieced under ar- by Sheriff Jones of lav and plated In Jail at etta report fr hospital morning w ns to effect that fuller had r l improvement thai nhe would ro- a bcl iro the shots Officers the prubat Ij fired from a ed tho n hn 000 000 j haf M TOO noo ROCKEFELLER WEARS A WINTER OVERCOAT WITH THE THERMOMETER 79 nails 3 Waco of Women Belion Austin and on elaborate conservatory at College of Arts at Demon These of music In of and of them are well-equipped with musical instruments of a em President W com- ments They can offer a course In music equal to of any other of the country spread of music In the southwest war haa caused many musical centers to de- Mr adds One of the In the development of Texas cities alone a promt hns been the music clubs of which fn Dalian alone his figures show there are 12 In number The work done by the music clubs In bringing IMS to their cities not to overlook the of native talent has made the clubs a strong force explains The Dallas municipal music com mission for by keeping U attained such sue cess with Its musical affairs as to this jear sn appropriation for music In the cUV s budget Tho phony orchestra Is to be lauded Then tho summer the n city D Press THI Juli 10 a 1 ro for nev railroad and oud ono I of for SErl culture It uas bv the v ore to tti f to Ti winter fll All 11 fI rod I nil tn u 4 T III rr Rim officers Mil n chl Sunday M m nt I i up to tho time die a dark my s i Fhi the re nt parties under arrest as us bv Mis am In all of 1 I th i that i 1 1 tu Inn and nit 1 r up a t f mi f f bet her husband Mr and Mrs I i I tn Inn nn 1 W M a P< nt f i i 1 on the Henri mi rni 1 i tt S i 1 In ian w town M To hud fnm the i oid f irinK when nn 1 imn i 1 a hat and Ul lied mid the man pointed a l in nti 1 told them irt ff mitK the I helan I Hi he htd I tiTi pr l IN a U in from AUK DATA t 10 e as LARENDON July Although no steps ha cl been taken master C 1 dwell of thin has been asked for data on proposed ptar joining this with Tampa The proposed routi w 111 follow Ihn opened be- tween this and THH Is fts bv stale nt and is thoroughly marked from this to 2 PAR BIDS FOR il 1 ORE IS FOUND ALASKA RAILROAD ATTRACTS PROSPECTORS suit up to t tin tip to tho v Of pTt nr piu t lirn lUeo 1 1 xn 1 fr I it id nn f states that the rder i i if thr man i w QS ft r nl r her he in hi refused t Lei order Turned man Ji -t l l t d n t I n u Imu us ni t I n it One Ml of par ac rued In- with II Ofo premium an- other cif par and n and three u 111 discounts from t for e hool bond Monday The board til at S 00 p m 1 I two I ills of par and accrued mt that I to but II wis p able lhat one nf them be sc IN KANSAS AND MISSOURI iM l i I of ore n y can recci e them by fir no of l Northern I I I N F- V lul 10 In ulars To the shopmen main nf men clerks and others affected M wage defiance of the armed of the are n ported to been found on the of railroad workers aali the would at nnt e turned to the federal authoritlrR Thc to been signed J central of thr trains nnd Mon nff has thus ation for tilns nn anx part n and reported late none been taken TRIAL OF LON MORGAN SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY EAST ST LOUIS BANK ROBBED OF AMD TWO BANDITS ESCAPE of 46 of indi TO CONTINUE EMERGENCY TARIFF RATE ON PEANUTS LOT IP held up Tri rity at near here this after noon and with about after Orus Renter man t ashler and ft CUB to I e on bandits made their es in an In were two other men chief clerk with em- of fi In net to 1 o ral led In IB count j trun court The halt heen continued times n ort Monday for wr with the K tra n the at Athletic Wichita Falls and p train held In ort a hnl In that dirt un I 1 fl tike charit points In Be w rre Jim rlin in in rot m h t i ut o t nn that hud nr 1 IA I- ROl Tt Hint
