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Established IrtHO
I
THE WEATHER.
Unsettled with probable
'n.weis tonight, Thurs
,iy continued warm.
VOLUME ... -o. iso.
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, .11 M; i, 1921
Villi K, TWO CENTS.
N TULSA
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COUNCIL INAUGURATES CAMPAIGN I : 1 SEARC1
TO CUT TAXES: REDUCE J921 BUDGET
6 -
APPROPRIATIONS ARE
OLIHIUL OLU HUP
FOR FISCAL YEAR OF RED CROSS BUSY
SER
nr ornnnM
NEED
$237,289.65
no mp
m rHo
:t vf
ADMINISTRATION VOTES TO CUR I
TAIL EXPENSES W H F. R E V E R I
POSSIBLE IN ORDER THAT TAX
AT ION FOR 1921 MAY FOLLOW
SUIT ALL DEPARTMENTS HIT
)R. PETTIT IN REPORT TO RO
TARY CLUB OUTLINES ACTIVI
TIES OF DEPARTMENT SINCE
REORGANIZATION HAS BEEN
PUT INTO EFFECT
lie rlh
Deoai
m e n t A I
I'll).
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I RUINS OF
BLACK SECTION FOR
BODIES; 24 KILLED
Tulsa, Okla., June i. Outwardly Tulsa re
sumed it;; natural atmosphere today except lor the
presence i 500 Oklahoma national guardsmen
sent here yesterday after
mon nniil'o ri i-inFmnf
1 J U 111 LU I wh te men. ,
!N RUN AWAY FATA
Tn niiMn r
iu
uunu
nuMLu
! iiLfii.
ncludmg a night of in-
Jiarlsm In which the negro quar
wns destroyed with a loss of
lottly before 10 o'clock Adjutant
oral Barrett announced the niuu
nf Btute iroopa would be reduced
."II with the lifting cf martial law
the apparent ability of city and
ity authorities to rope with condl-
iTNRY GRANDGEORGE, OF
NORTKVILLE, DIES AFTER BE
ING THROWN FROM WAGON
SLAV TO GHOUND TEAM RUNS;
MILE AFTER ACCIDENT.
A V A L Cnni A LABORERS 5IGN UP
Ln JnLLL OUUIflL
WORKER EMPI DYED
AS VISITING NURSE
Ml
tin
WITH CONTRACTORS HOOTCH MAKER HAS
SHERIFF INFORMER
TAKEN IN CUSTODY
About 11
mil heart
out. . to1
s the Hit nation quieted down today
estimates of killed and wounded
ndlo. Nine while men had bean
tided and fifteen negroes were ac
ited for. Casual search of the
Bwepl negro quarters failed to dls
e additional bodies or bones to
day but ii thorough search by the
guardsmen as on for later in the
Business houses were opened as
usual today and the customary crowds
were on the streets, Al 6:30 o'clock
negroes came from their biding places
and wenl iii their employment. Some
wore while handkerchiefs on their
irms, and niiieis wore ribbons wear
ing the label, "police protection."
The approximate number of wound
ed was placed at :MI.
Military Guards Streets.
Military patrols and guards at every
I p rind pal stict. eowtet kept s tinn
grip nti the situation today llusines
wa i virtually suspended last night
under a general order Inmied by Adju
tant General Barrett, but stores were
pi rmltted to open at 7 o'i lock this
morning Citizens were not permitted
on the streets last night under the
order, and II was strictly enforced by
the guardsmen. Anyone who ventur
ed on the streets without a military
A
MI88 MARGARET GAYNOR WILL
TAKE OVER DUTIES OF COUNTY
NURSE. MISS ALICE SHEA
WHOSE RESIGNATION BECAME
EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY.
KS INTO OPEN
ELEVATOR SHAFT;
Alii TWELVE FEET
OWNER OF BELLIGERENT DOG.
MATE OF RATTLING WIFE AND
MOONSHINER FROM MARS,
SQUARES BILL WITH WOMAN
NEIGHBOR BY HAVING HER AR-
D.
FF GETS RIOT C
:MPLOYE OF GARAGE INJURES
BACK IN TUMBLE AT MERS GA
RAGE X-RAY SHOWS SPINAL
COLUMN WAS NOT FRACTURED
IN ACCIDENT.
.A SALLEAN ELECTED
STATE ELK SECRETARY
estlgntion of the
to the rioting was
tier ay during the
I!. A. llobertSQD,
te v. st, rday, plan
Ive h mil
- Re Sponslblllty.
i: don had the task
ility for tile out
e horror of killing
the aerie i of race
on oi thousands of
pre: en ted the most
nd one which gives
re I pri bit m for so-
,1
n iters
g col
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a Is gained
it is mure
A
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d by the
1 1
in
about th
cperatlni
lllellts
nicnt cos
past year
men last
same hill
months is
pense arc
fl.niiii th
only a 5i
The ma
LIFT QUARANTINE BAN
FROM LOCAL LIBRARY
HELPS FIGHT FIRE:
DIES FROM INJURIES
,d iv
hem
iped
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f tor
ther
the grand
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