The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], January 15, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920.
FINGER PRINTS
CONVICT NEGRO
Otis Wright Left Impres
sions of His Hands-on
Glass.
HE GETS JIVE YEARS
County Attorney of Rogers
County Says It Is the First
Case in State.
.o.-vf.mu Jan. 14. Tho first
conation secured In Oklahoma
through the un of flnKor prints warf
reruned Hero wuu imi
n iury founii uhj """" inB.-i
' liirrKtlV uf a Ilulak
St!m." M lie was given flvoywir.
t tho Ut penitentiary in
,h n.uht of July 1. Inst, the
ir Taylor hero wan
hi nuick liar stolen
tot T thlVvra gained entrance by
in 'ini I then unlocking tho garage
door rouna ,u ......
officers found fingerprint on tho
This the finger print
V.n . .ivi.t ftrrr nrint itxiiurt Of
he Tuli police department, who
photographed It nnd transferred It
to papiT. ohnrlff .Jim
Woolloy of Tulsa county utoppod "
Utricle far !n Tuta in pofwofc-ion of
tW() ntfifOv' 1 urnw uJ"
. ... in tuimn iind thnlr flnffor-
prlntu taken. One of these, that of
neirro giving the name of Otis
way wlUi the prints on tho broken
ii!i..t. .n.l lila nnmn.anion admit
IIIlKMh ' " -- ,,
i . .. in r qrnmnrn. hilt Raul
that a whit man who had two auto,
mobiles engaged them to drlvo the
Dulck to Tulsa. They could glvo no
satisfactory description of this man
and did not know his rnunn.
Thu trial began on Wednv-Hdny
morning nnd ended late that night.
Mr Duran's testimony wuh clear cut,
and appeared to surpriso overyone.
County Attorney Shanks and Attor
ney Brown, for tho defense, both
were positive, that thI3 was the first
conviction secured on the silent tes
timony of finger pTlnts.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. tl - A
campaign for raising salrUut of
touchers In tho mcnl schools Im to bo
launched tomorrow when tho okla-1
noma City Teachers association
meets, officers of tho association 1
Alan ...111 Ka ln.t,..1 f,. H.A u..l. lA.n 1
C STATE 1UUEFS ACCUSE TULSAN.
OF DRUG SALES
OKLAHOMA CITY Jan. 14.
I.clla .overtoil. Jointly charged with.
ucri aioouy, n taxi driver, Willi llio
tl eft of 11,000 worth of sdlamomls
belonging to Hazel (larLaml. moWo ac
tress, is In a hospiuu here at tho
point of death nn the result of tukltiu
chloroform, It Is said, tit the home
of a woman where she was staying.
hit preliminary trial Had liecn hot
for today
aiUHKOaiSn. Jan. 14.--Chnrcln rt
that the piotocutlou of Hugh .Simp
ler of T.ihlv(Uah on a charge of at
tempting to evade the. draft is "a
persecution" ami "a slap at the draft
board," Tnhleiiunh citizens raised a
fund to defend him. Hlmplcr Is the
defendant who told United. Stales
ComlNsloner Mountcistlu that ho fal
sified to the county assessor because
lie iimn t want tne girls to Know ho
was Kcltiiirf old.
SHAW NEK, Jan. 11. Carl IA
Oossett of I.lttlo Hock. Ark., was
ruptured here this afternoon aftor
ho hud robbed four apartment
nouses or cioiiiiiir ami Jewelry val
ued ut over J1.000. noKMOtt was stwn
lcavinc tho homo of 1'. C, Williams
with tho hitter's overcoat and shoes
and was ordered to hull. Ho broke
and ran nnd was chased throuuh
the main streets of thn city and
finally apprehended q tho Oarnefile
imrary uuiiiiinp;, wnero no nan
"otiKlit rvfiiKP
Dr. McAlestcr Is Arrested
by Police of Okmulgee
Yesterday.
SpMlnl In The WorM.
OK.MUI.OKi:, Jan. 14. Accused
of Illegal tntffleklm; In hnblt formlliR
drugs. Dr. CI. A. MeAlester of Tills l,
was luken In custody by the Okmnl
geo police today and Is held for tho
federal authorities at Muskogee
Tho police on last Huturdiiy inter
cepted of box addressed lo Doctor
MoAlfstor containing 20 ounces of
morphine and cocaine shipped from
Memphis, Tenn. When Doctor Mo
Atestnr and his wife appeured at an
office hero, which he recently
leased, he was arriatod. The police
estimate rile v.ilue of the drugs at
$10,000 lit "boollosBr" prices, nnd
t lnlm Ihnt Dn' tor M''lestor has
been In difficulties beforo over al
leged Illegal drug Instructions,
WHITE SUWERY CHARGED
'YOUTH ADMITS HIS CRIME
jr. Hull I'livnls liullty to .Miilisbingh-,
I iit imil Will lie SiMitenctsl Toihi), 1
Mt'f KOOI'l!, Jim. 14. -Clarence'
Hall. 20. ch.irged with the murder i
of ileorge Dnndrldge In a ticlghlmr-1
bond buttle at a school house near
, IlrJarlown more t linn two years ngo.'
I today In the superior rourt entered
a pica, of guilty of munilaugtcr In,
the second degree.
THE JITNEY SERVICE HURTS
Traction C'omnn)- nt Muskogee
'HiiiNUeiiH to Curtail Its Scnltv.
Ml'HKOOl:!? Jan. 14. Decrease
In revenue blamed upon motor
buses which nre operating In com
petition with the local street car
Hues, todnv brought from It D.
Lorg general mnn.iger of the Mtis
Itogne l'"lcri-u 'Inaction Company,
the Hire i' tli.it si rviee oer sum
Inn i wculd be i irl u' 1 nn I on
others suspended altogether
Hlnce tho proka god street Cur
strike of last summer "jilnejs' havo
.' it operating almes! without regu
latl.in. A local corporation has placed
more than 10 huge passenger buses
upon streets oor which street car
lines are uintntnlhed. Thpse buses
uarry signs advertising thorn ns
"floe Jitneys," but all passengers nre
expected to "tip" the driver for his
rldo.
IVIii To Assist rainier,
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 14.
John A. Fain, Culled Stutes district
utloriHW for tho western district of
j OkUliomu, liax i (signed to t(ike up
'duties as special as-iiMlnnl to Atnrnev
I (leneral rainier. It ln-cnmn known
heie today Kaln, In his caaclty as
epeeUl ass stunt to the t nl ed Htatrs
attorney general will hao eh.it go
i of lied river land immi-h He IraveM
hero tO'l.iy for tVlchltit Kills. Texis,
where he will like Up his n"W duties
nt im e
1.1ft (icritutn ItliH'Uaile,
STKTTI.V, Cleimany. Jan. It Tile
blockade ngalnst flermany In tho
ItaHJc was lifted yesterday and al
ready tho first Oerman snips have
Railed from llie ltaltlc, a telegram
received hero today from tho Baltic
nnr'al commission says.
Married Mon Aoinvil of TnkliiR 'Vwxi
" OUInlMmin Cilrjs to .toillii.
FOIIT HMITH, Ark., Jan. 14.
Kcwlyn Hpeer and I'erdy fllllivsple,
both married, of this olty, who wore
arrested In Kansas City August lo
last with Una Kast, 17-yenr-old
high schiKil girt, and Ola Benjamin,
aged IB. nf this r:u were Indl ted
I by the United Slates Brand Jury on ft
ennrge or wiuio slavery icnny
flpecr ond alllesplo havo both been
sued for divorce since tho escapnde
Tho Kast girl now lives In Sand
Hprlngs. nt' 'a
Conrad notfm.in nn American
from Ocrrnnny, at Hunday forum Y.
M. O, A., 4 30 p, m. Advt.
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mayors of 2.1 cities In this sta'e to
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Resolution Adopted
WHH1U3AS, CnrpiMitorH Union No. fl-13 of tho Hty
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, htilnvr one of the orKiuii.aUona of
labor that would he affected by the proposition of
the Chamber of Commerce ami allied bodies, who re
cently issued tlioir edict for nn open shop; and,
W1IHKKAS, we, as an orKanizalion of peaceful, law
abidiiiK citizens, chartered under tho laws of one of tho
states of tho union permitting us to do buaines.1 as a la
bor ortranization under the. law, ami bulicvin,r that it is
the rlicht of every American citizen to bolon,? to any
lawful or,ranization he may choose without interfer
ence from any person or persons;
TIIURKI'ORK, be it resolved, that we condemn the
action of the Chamber of Commerce board of directors
in their attempt to c,roato dissension and strife between
employers and employes as boinir unnmsonablo and
unjust antl without cnune; and,
IU3 IT KUltTHHU UHSOLVEn, that we condemn
their action in attemptint,' to form a society for the pur
pose of wrecking labor orKnnizationn and hereby notify
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means nothing that tho name implies, but is an organi
zation whose purpose is to rob labor of the fruits of
organization, and to force open shop conditions with
all its evils upon labor organizations; nnd,
HR IT FURTHER RESOLVED, thnt wo here and
now pledge ourselves that wo ylll never submit to the
open shop, unless directed to do ho by tho enactment
of law.
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Joiners No. 943
Tulsn, OUlnhoma.
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