davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-09-29

DR.. Moran's new brick building is
rapidly nearing completion and his sign
viii soon a6orn his new Office. The
Doctor has done his part in transform
ing the unsightly row Of frame shacks
into solid brick business houses.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-09-29

Tomorrow is New Years day from
Jewish standpoint. If the Jews would
have a ith Of July at this season we
would help celebrate it and get in two
4lh's a year, Then life would ne worth
liNinr.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-09-29

Blanks for sale at tins office.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-23
Gebt ipa3isrem!

S9iIers 9sbi9t: Ser @pa3ierz
gang" 3eigt in Neutrality-suspicious. WeiIe,
pel4s Wirtung elm Sang ins rSreie"
auf oes Meufden 9emiitb ~ausaHii6en
bermag. 0a TT iberaG @ennb fir
Die Slime bes Haturfreunbes uno
Stoff gum Osnten ba5u. Surd Sell
Der uno Wiefen, bur9 WGlber unb
@uen, on OOrfern Dpriiber, an belebs
ten Waferitraben entldng fiibrt Der
Weg, @ugen unb Shfen ftets Ieues
bietenb. ,. auf benz e6enen Strom
gleiten bic Sl0be babin, bielfaa er>
tDnt Der 9eerben @eldut i'm belebten
9efiloe, limb ben Wiber6aG tpedt ein<
Jam pes 9trten @eIang, Muntsre
O1rfer betrdn5en ben Strom nIp.
uim."
Mag S9iler bier audi rur fit bic
Sinnesreiae f4pdrmen, Der Spaaiers
gang bietet uns nebenber, neben Der
geiittgen Grfrifduns t0rperltde @o9l.
tEaten. 4uber Musen unb Obren erI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-23
9ei1eioene mnS eitle YrofeKoren.

3obert 8unien mar in isiner 2ebrz
tbdtigteit bon GROCER 2iebensDiiroigz
felt unb Ginfa96eit. l1eberfliiiii9e
G6rerbietune mohte CT bur9aus ni4t
leibsn. Sobalo es einem feiner Stu>
benton BETHEL, ben @elebrten nit rgr>
ceGen5" an5ulpreden, erpiberte 8uns
len ironii9: .Guer acknowledgement
~befeblen9" @inen ers0bli9en @egeniaB
gu Der geI9eiben6eit bes tpeltberiihmz
ten gbemifers bilbete bic Gigenart eli
neg ebenfaGs beribmten 2ebrers an
Der HupertOSG arola. &ommt bd elm
4merifaner iibers sroBe @afer bers
iiber unb gebt f9nuritrads In Die
@obnung bes gelebrten Mannes. sd
piinide Shre 8orleiuns gu bOren,
9err profeKor." rS9Dn, aber merten
Sic ii9, i9 bin 9eheimrafb unb Grf
celena!" lautst bic Mntfpprt. ginlt
tpurbe berielben Greenena bic S4uz
iterre9nung eerei6t, bic bic MuFi9rift
trus: fir Germ prOf. Or. 4. n9Dren
sic mai, ldbt ii9 bic 9sudte pers
nebmen. nba muB elm Srrtbum por>
tpalten. Meines WiFens eriftirt in
5eibelberg fein prpfeKor Or. t.
Mobl aber lit mir betannt, bab Seine
grceaen5 Der 9err 9ebeimratb Pros
fefor Or. 4. Bel Sbnen feline S9uhs
MAIDEN ldbt. @liO fareiben sic
cine neue Reanung, Die ion beaablt
peroen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-23

= Ia9ber. u. (erSdblt febr ums
itGnbli4 cine Mnefbote). s.: Oas fenn'
i9 i6on. o.: 9aau laHen sic mild els
ne babe Stunbt eradblen9 Oas bdtten
sic bp4 gu Mnfans iasen f0nnen! g.:
ga, Dor elmer balben Stunbe bab' i4
bic Gei9i9te no1 ni4t gsfannt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SATURDAY. JANUARY ~ 1905

here have formally decided to refuse
10 treat with any persons except their
own workmen, but they are ready to
adjust all the points in dispute except
the cight-hour day. which they say is
matter for the government to de-
eide. as a legal workday in Russia
is eleven hours. and allow committees
or workmen to fix tho price of piece
work and the payment OF the men
while striking.
Politics in the Strike
There is a general fear, however,
mat the strike has entered on a poll
teal phase ami that turbulence and
DlOodShed are inevitable. AT the meet
lnSs today the men were greatly eX-
cited and drew up a formal petition to
the Emperor. which will be sent to
Tsarsloe Selo tonight by deputa-
hon, asking him to give a response at
the winter palace on Sunday at the
same time. guaranteeing him immun-
ity from personal violence
Printing Houses Closed.
The printing esta blishments are clos
ing and the newspapers may be forced
to suspend publication. The greatest
danger is in a shut down Of the cleo
trio light plant which would throw the
city into darkness when reign Of
terror might ensue
The strike priest Father Gopon, is
ging from assemblage to assemblagc,
addressing the workmen
1t has been decided to hold a great
mass meeting from all quarters of the
city in the palace square at 2 D. M,
Jan. y. disregardins any opposition
on the part OI the authorities, even
by armed force.
Priest to Lead Strikers.
The strikers have agreed to attend
unarmed. They say they are not will
ing to meet violence with violence and
declare they wish the Emperor would
see them and their petition
Father Gopon has undertaken to
head the procession in clerical garb
and carrying a cross
The strikers say they are ready to
die in front of the palace but insist
on being heard by the Emperor him.
self.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
REPORT OF ARMY CONSPIRACY.
It is Denied as Are Other Sensational,
:2urnors

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. 2O.-In the
midst OF the fever Of excitement to-
day over the strike situation the Incl
dent at the winter palce on Thursday
is attracting secondary consideration.
Sensational reports of widespread
conspiracy nj Wholesale disaffection
IN the army seem to be absolutely
without foundation
Grand Duke Sersius, in his prelim-
Grind Duke Sergins. in his prelim-
mary report shows that the caisson OF
me battery contained charges Of grape
IN readiness for 4 possible emergency
such as to rake the streets in case OF
r!OtlnS, one of which was introduced
into a gun in front of the saluting
charge
Gunners Arrested.
The sunners are under arrest and
their antecedents are being examined,
put 1t is impossible to learn whether
anything Important has yet been dis
covered The military authorities are
inclined TO believe that the incident
was the work OF two men. one Of whom
inserted the missile while the other
trained the gun.
Story Of an Eyewitness.
~ g c"1titSS mas reported mat ne
nad seen a cannoneer carefully train.
ing the gun, but this does not agree
with the statement made by the Grand
Duke Sergius 10 prominent military
attaches that the gun must have
pointed downward, as the charge
struck the ice, riccocheting. and two
balls entering the imperial pavilion.
One ball also piercel palace window
others striking the face of the palace
or actually flying over the palace and
dropping around the statue of Alexan-
der, l., in the palace square beyond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION,
Hears Address by President of the
Florida Association. q
(Py Associated Press,

Wy fASSOClaLCO FTeSS.) .sr.'
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Jan. 20
The National Good Roads convention
was addressed today by Henry Long,
president of the Florida association.
who declared that Florida is building
roads cheaper that the National gov.
crnment builds. He declared that tho
cost in Florida ranges from 81 900 10
$4,000 mile. NJ L.. Dodge; national
director, said an expense Of $4,000 a
mile is not considered excessive in the
North for permanent roads.
Ovation to Latir7er.
An ovation was given Senator lat
inner nf South Carolina, who intro.
duced AS the author of the bill before
Congress for Federal appropriation for
building roads throughout the country,
the distribution to be made up on
population basis. He said:
We appropriate money for build.
ing canals, cleaning out harburs and
rural mail delivery. but some people
assert that we cannot constiutionally
appropriate money for building roads
say it has been done and that Con.
gross has the undisputed right to
make such appropriations. A ma jority
IN Congress favors the plan for have
Twice canvasscd the matter. am not
opposed to large army and better
navy, but | say that the money be-
longing to the people Of the United
States should be expended in enhanc-
ing their happiness and placing all
the people within reach OF church and
school advantages"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

ed with my friends. and. if had con.
clu;lel TO run. l would have resigned
fror, Tie alscS:leship.'
" onld that have put you out CT
harmony Will. the church, asked Sen.
atCr PnrrCws.
More than likely it wond." w
Senator Dverman asked if there was
any :eason VIII: h. (SmocD SHOULD
&C. leave tT absence rather than resiSl,
Ills apcst!cship.
No Reason For 1t.
There was no reason Why should
resign, Mr.. SmOOt replied.
Senator burrows wanted to know il
n2!icn wn,ll,i he taken against him If
l'r ShcHl'! har': been a candidate for
the Senate and leave OF absence net
h""!i grantrd.
ThH witness did not think action
o. any kind VIC, id have been taken II
nigh: have 1'ut hin, ou, of harmony
&:'l til" church. but he had not con-
sldcrA this coarse
The committee adjourned with Sen.
alter Sinont still On the sta,d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
DEPRIVATION OF RIGHTS.
Alleged by Worknen in Their Petition
to the Gear.
(Ry associated Press,


ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. pa pc
tition 70 Eemperor Nicholas now cir
culatins at worllingmen' meetings for
signatures bitterly complains OF the
desperate condition Of the workers ana
their "deprivation of human rights. :
The petition expresses devotion to the
Emperor and says:
Assembled before thy palace, wo
plead our salvation. Refuse not thine
aid ana raise thy people from their
tomb Give them means of working
out their own destiny. Rescue them
from intolerabe otticialdom. 9 ::
People Want Representation.
National representation is ndis-
pensable. as only the people them
selves know the country's real need.
'
Only two paths are open to US,
either towards liberty and happiness
or to the grave. Should our lives
serve as holocaust for suffering
Russia. we shall not regret the sacri-
ilce, but shall bear it willingly"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Virginia Court Ct Appeals.
eEDecfal to the Daily rrans.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan 20.-Fcllow,
ing are today's proceedings Of the SUI
premc Court of Appeals:
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
nany VS.. WhitloW. Fully argued by A.
~ l+raSe for plaintiff in error arc
submitted
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com.
paHY VS.. Harris. Argued by David IF.
Ica!Sc fer nlaintiif in error and Dan;c!
Harmon fer defendant, and Continued
until tomorrow morning
Next cases to be called: Glenn VS..
West. etc; William vs.. Hanna and
others. being Nos. 81. &c and 8. on
argument docket
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Negotiations Suspended.

WASHINGTON. Jan 2O-The in
formation respecting the situation at
Caracas received by the state depart
ment from Minister Bowen in a cable
gram Of yesterdays date is to the ef-
feet that President Castro has made,
proposition for the settlement of the
asphalt claims and other issues be-
tween the United States and Venezn-
ella by arbitration, which is impossible
OF acceptance by our government. and.
being notified of the fact and having
left the capital for an indefinite periou,
ne has terminated the negotiations, at
least for the time being
Will be No Undue Haste. y: -
The effect OF this action is to place
the relations between the United and
Venezuela under a decided strain.
However, there is no intention on the
part OF the administration to act with
undue haste and it is thought now all
most certain that. some action -ef-.a
compulsory nature will in the end ba,s
forced upon our government. this will
not occur until every resource Of diplo-
macy has been exhausted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
TROOPS CALLED OUT.
TIC Suppress Demonstration Made by
500 Workinu People

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 90 de-
tachnent CT the Moscow regiment was
called out today owing to the threat
enlng attitude OF 80" strikers at Sha-
FlcAals tobacco factory The EN-
nloEe5 OF The factory decided To join
III the strike movement. but tho Mill
'ary dll not intervene and returned tn
their barracks The factory was closed
Tho crowd then proceeded to a hook
DlEdlns establishment where the en-
llnyees also joined il, the movement
The strikers arc freely making threats
Of violence. The police do not inter
fore bit iii any case they would NOT
- capable of controlling the agitation
on the proportions ii has now attain
CO. Troops are held III readiness at
various points for any emergencies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Walked Half Mile With Skull Crushed.
(Speciei to the Daily Press,

GATE CITY. VA. Jan. 2O.--Thrcc
eye-witnesses to "Wednesday nights
tragedy say that Pearl Farbcl. disso-
INT" young man, "'as the murderer OF
Joe Gentry
Gentry had taken up a dollar in
which Varied had 80 Cents interest.
and put down two quarters Varbe!
demanded that his money na pun back.
without noticing his request, Gentry
continued to play. whereupon Varhc!
strnck him on the head with 2 piece
or timber crushing in the skull fer
lclr inches. Gentry walked a mile 10
his lodging place, hut soon began to
sink at 3 O'Clock. Varbel fed but Will
probably be captured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
HELEN GOULD IN NORFOLK.
Famous Phi'anthropist Visits Navy
Yard and Training Ships.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 2o.-Miss
Helen Gould. founder Of the Norfolk
Naval Y. NJ. c. A.. the Army Y. NJ. C.
A., at Fort Monroe, ana the Street
Hallway y. NJ. G. A.. at Richmond ar
rived in the city this afternoon from
Old Point. accompanied by a party OF
slX and went to the Monticello Hotel.
where the entire party had luncheon.
Reception at Monticello.
After luncheon an informal reception
by Miss Gould was held at the Month
cello ana the party then visited tho
Norfolk navy yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Now Seems Certain United States
Will be Compelled to Resort
to Force.
ALL NEGOTIATIONS STOPPED
President Castro Leaves Caracas to
Evade Making Reply to Representa-
tives concerning the Asphalt Claims
and Other Issues and Minister
Bowen Terminates Negotiations. I,
(By Associated Press. ,

PARIS. Jan 2O.-Information reacI-
ing authoritive quarters here from
Caracas. Venezuela. says President
Castro has decided to give negative
reply to the representations OF the
United States.
The President has left Caracas for
fortnight with the evident intention Of
putting off an immediate reply. Fits
attitude leads to apprehensions here
that the situation in Venezuela may
develop serious complications.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
The Mormon Senate pr0nonuces
Sensational Testimony Of Pre-.
ceding Witnesses False.
No POLITICS IN THE CHURCH
Never Solicited Single Mormon Vote
on the Ground That He Was an
Apostle Of the Temple of the Latter
DAY saints.-Good Witness in own
Behalf. ..


WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan 2o.-En-
tercst IL the Smoot investigation be-
icre the Senate committees on privi-
'eg's and elections was stirred today
DS the unexpected Dissemination 70
mt Senator S'moct en- the stand in his
own behalf without waiting for other
witnesses now ell route from Utah The
senator Was under direct and cross
examinations all day and frankly an
sWsred most of the questions asked.
He acquitted himself excellently and
appeared to make favorable impress
sicn CT the members OF the commit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
EARLY TRIAL OF swAYNE.
Senate Special Committee Has Agreed
on That Point.
lRv Assoclate.. lressA In v =

\ NJ -----| EE1y NSSOClatet. .rcSS.)
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 2O-The
Senate special committees appointed to
make provision for the Swayne trial
held session today for the purpose
OF considering the method of proceed
ing with the case. There also was
some reference to the question Of time
when the trial shall occur and all the
members Of the committee agreed that
regardless Of the legal requirements
Judge Swayne was entitled to a tria.
at the earliest day possible
No definite conclusion was arrived
at concerning the details of the pro
cedure. but the members were agreed
that Judge SWayne should be officially
notified OF the charges as soon as they
are formally made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
New Office Fer the Governor.
nv Associated press

WASHINGTON. y. &. Jan. 2O.-Thc
President today sent to he Senate ihi
nomination CT Alexander O.. Rrodic. CT
Arizona 70 l.c assistant chief Of the
leccrd and pension office. With rank Of
major. MIR. Erndic is now governor of
Arizona His tern as governor doe;
r"s expire until July | 1905. Major
Edward S. Fowler, CT New York wa,
apnnintah 10 hat office last August. bu:
his not !sc@n continued by Tho Scaate
Ills nomination has been Withdrawn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
TO PROBE THE MYSTERY.
Special Committee Investigating the
St. Peters burg Affair.
Ty Associated Press.)

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. GA spc.
cal committee under the presidency
OF Lieut.. Gen. khitroro, commander of
the artillery corps OF the guards. he !;
!ecn appointed to Investigate the orr
gin OF the firing Of yesterday. The
c. nmissicn will work under the SUP.
erintendcnce Of the inspector general
OF artillery and the Grand Duke Ser.
gus
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
EIopers Begging Forgiveness.
Especial to the Daily Press.)

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 2O.-Rush Nj.
Watkins and Miss Cecile Reale who
eloEed from Portsmouth early yestcr-
day morning. have returned They
"ern married at Qnanticc. n. c., not
outstanding Gthe strenuous efforts
ma lie b: the blide's mother to head
them off. They are now seeking for
s''cness. but have not vet gotten it.
The family refuses to talk.
Mrs. Belle Peale, the mother, is re-
ported to be Frustrated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
STRIKERS ON PARADE.
The Situation Looks Serious at the
the Russian Capital.
lHy Associated Press. J

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 30 p. m.
The strike situation is extremely
bad. The strikers are parading the
city and closing shops. Over hundred
thousand are now out.
Reports from the interior are to the
effect that efforts are being male to
induce workmen in other cities to join
and to make the strike general
throughout Russia.
Opposed to s-Hour Day.
The managers of the big concerns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
BUSINESS BLOCK IN ASHES.
Two ContIagrations in a Week Dsvas.
tate Town in Texas
" VI 1I3Y Associated Prasa

H1LLSBORO, TEXAS. Ian. 2O.-rire
late last night destroyed an entire
block OF business houses. cntailing a
loss OF $4,000 with partial insurance.
\ fire last Friday night destroyed pro-
perty valued at $4,000. and the two
conilagrations leave the town prac-
.lcally devastated The fires it is be-
lleved. We're OF incendiary origin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
FLAMES ENVELOPE
TOW N OF HAMLET,
confIagration Raging This Morn
ing Has Already Consumed
Many Business Houses.
BUSINESS DISTRICT N ASHES
Photographer Driven From His Post by
ocrushine Flames While Sending
News of TIE Disaster to tire Outside
"orId.-AlI Communication witt,
the Doomed Town Now Cut Off.
(Ey Associated Ioress.l

CHAR! C1 TT. n. c.. Jan. q "A sp,-
va! from iamlel. n. C.. at one o'clock
this Saturday mornins.l SAYS:
ASOut y o'clock fire started in Hin
sons stables. burning tho stable. Or
mons store. Mrs. Stecle's boarding
house Ihomos' Lecf market Thomas
restaurant. j. y. Goolwin's store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Roosevelt May Visit DanvjlIe,
(J:y Associated prcss.)

DANVILLE, VA. Jan. 20.-Mayor
Harry Wcoding is in receipt Of letter
from VIM. Loeb, Jr.. secretary to the
President, in which he states that
when arrangements for the contemplate
Ell Southern tour OF the President have
been completed the invitation to visit
ms city will be given due considcra-
ton 5,a.; .,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Printers Forced to Work
DEADLOCK is STILL ON,
Senator Cockrcil Led Veterinarians
Yesterday by One Vote.
By Associated press.s

Yesterday by One Vote.
tBE Associated press.}
JEFFERSON CITY, MO. Jan. 90
After taking one ballot today, without
result. for United States senator to
succeed Francis NJ CockreN, the Joint
session dissolved. The ballot today,
the fourth taken. resulted as follows;
N!edrlnghaus, so: Cockrcll. 81; Ker-
ems. 8; Pettiohn, 3. Eighty-six votes
were required 70 elect today. Both
houses adjourned until Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
News Report Cut or,

The are IS still raging at one O'clock
and bids fair TO wipe out most CT the
business rortior: Of the town.
me telegraph operator on conclud-
ir" lie above dispatch. stated that he
was t::rc2d n leave his post there.
fore no further particulars can be Sc
cured 0"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Action Postponed in Duke Case.
-- ISN AsSnciatnu H1IcS ------

NEW YORK. an. 20.-,The applica-
ten scr the appointment OF a commits
SIGN on tie person and estate Of Bro.
&c l.. Duke. which was to have been
made in tie Supreme Court today has
been put over for one week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
SOUTHERN FATE CIRCUIT.
Organized at Meeting Held in Nash
vile, Tenn. Ycsterdau

Vile, Tenn, Yesterday.
NASHVILLE, TENN. Jan. 20
representatives from Kentucky, Ala
bama, Georgia and Tennessee met here
today and organized tie Southern Fair
circuit. which will include towns from
sowing Green, Ky, to Montgomery,
ara. Another meeting is to he held
soon, at which dates will be arranged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
CAR WARNS woRklNGMEN.
Assembiages Will Not Be Permitted
in St. Petersburg.

---------| ------- III 0t. Fe1tTSUUTg.
ST. PETERSBURG: Ian PIT. M.
a proclamation has been issued this
morning forbidding all asscmblages,
parades or other demonstrations in
the city and warming we'll disposed
workmen and other private individu-
ais to avoid gatherings as the author
tiles are determined to break up and
1isperse meetings in,ncrilling public
safety.
Printers Forced to Work.
The proclamation is printed in the
Public Messenger which is the only
publication appearing this morning.
the police having forced the printers
to renal at WORK until the paper APP
peared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
EXPELLED FROM LABOR BODY.
Randall Punished For Accusatio,
Made Against Mitchell.


.'..s. Nl1v Ass6 GATED PreSs.I
INDIANAPOLIS me. lan. 90.
Robert Randall delegate TO the Unit.
%d Alinc Workers convention froE,
DielZ Wyoming who charged Presi.
dent Mitchell with having sold OUT to
the operators during the recent Color.
ado strife. was expelled from the o..
"2n.zaiicn today by the National Con.
ventiCn.
Bott: Are Heard
Kendall took the floor and nad,, a
statement which was marked by All
aaie:.cc OF the abuse OF President Nit,
shell which he used yesterday. Presi.
dent Mitchell replied to him and de.
handed that either himself or Randall
should he in the conventions. In his
speech President Mitchell said.
"if one charge that this delegate:
makes is true I am unfit to occupy thu,
place do. Should he deposed RI
they are not. l have right to pro.
lection. Either this man or SHOULD
not pe here. One of us should leave
'E,!s convention. leave it for the
delegates to say which it shall be-.
Suspended. Randall is Defiant.
Delegate Walker, of Illinois floor
leader Of the Socialists then present.
od resolution which was adopted
unanimously. II declares Tie state.
laent made by Randall to be false
and susrelns him until he MAKES pub
ne retratt:on of his "'inwarranted at,
tackk CT the officers Of The organiza-
ton
DELEGATE Randall arose and standing
at ms seat refused to retract and walk,
ed from tho convention
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
>vr2t He Would Have Done

Senator Dvcrman asllc, the wines !
what nc would have done il President
Smith had refused him leave OF all.
Sencc.
H'."I don't Know won1d have consult
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

The DAILY PRESS
IS the only newspaper in
Newport News that re-
selves the Associated
Press dispatches.