Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


DENVER, Nov. 2S.-After spending
the greater part of three hours in a
session discussing the strike OF the
pressmen's union against the Denver
: Newspaper Publishers association, the
Trades and Labor Assembly yesterday
adopted a resolution declaring that
the News. Post and Republican, the
three newspapers belonging { the as
sociation are unfair to organized la
Dor. The action was taken over the
pi otest of Rufus p. Means. deleea, e
to the assembly from the Topographic
cal union. who insisted thai Re be re.
corded as voting against the resclu-
tior. He explained that he consiacr
ed 1t unfair that the three papers
should be officially announced as I'M
ffir to organized labor, When they
are employing members Of the typo.
graphical union and Of Tie other ,yn-
ions affiliated with the Allied Print
ing Trades council Ilder favorable
contracts which are in force. aud have
not been violated either by the pub.
fishers or the u6ions.
LONDON, Nov. 2s-A movement has
been set on foot for the holding of a
large imperial exhibition in London
in 1915. for the purpose of showing
what can be manufactured and pro
duced within the British empire. The
year 1915 is proposed as the date for
holding the exhibition. among other
reasons. because II is hoped that the
next colonial conference will be held
in that year, because the Prince OF
Wales will be celebrating his twenty
first birthday, and further. because It
will be The 700th anniversary of the
signing of the Magma Charter.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 2S.-Joseph
Vending was called before Judge
Gregory in the criminal court today to
answer TO the charge of numbering s
year-old Alma Kellner. in ST, Johns
Criholic church, December TO- 1909
Vending who was the ianitor at
The church where the Kellner girl had
gone to mass is charged with having
murdered the girl and then hiding her
body in the church basement Por.
tions of the child's body were found
months later. after Vending had mys
teriosuly disappeared.
Vending was arrested in San Fran.
cisco after a long chase.
Two chief Witnesses for the prosecu-
ton are Detective Burke of San Fran.
cisco, who arrested Vending. and Mrs
Cora Munea, of Hume, Mo, from whom
Information was received which led
TO Weddings arrest.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2s-Mlchael Cuda,
hy founder of the packing firm bear.
ing his name. died last night at a
hospital here of double pneumonia He
had been i'll five days.
Cudahy was born in Kilkenny, Ire.
land, December II. 1871. He came to
the United States with his parents in
1910, the family settled at Nfilwau
kee
FLORENCE, S. c.. Nov. 2S-A
HltNtli IN vi Aiit II lbi Nlltt AbUUA1
court convened today for the trial
If the five negros accused of the
murder of e. NJ. Moye. a well-known
-lesident of Florence who was killed
several weeks ago in front of his home
One of the negros is alleged to have
confessed to the crime duplicating
the other four.
San Diego's Panama California expo
sition has received its first assurance
of aid from foreign governments Guat.
emala has officially replied to let.
ter from Director General D. c. Col
lier, addressed to President Cabrera
Through Senior Joaquin Mendez. sec.
retary Of agriculture and industries
President Cabrera assures the expo.
sition directors that Guatemala will
send an exhibit TO San Diego during
the year 1915, and asks for plans OF
exposition grounds and also wants TO
know how much space Guatemala can
- have
These questions arc difficult TO an
swer at the present time because
Landscape Architect I,hn c Ohm
sted is now working ont The details
of the landscape fea' 'e7 or Balboa
rark in San Dlocn. whcr" tho Pan
ana-California exposition Is 10 be
held, and until this task IS completed
space cannot be allotted.
The letter indicates that Guatemala
will have a splendid exhibit at the
San Diego exposition. Our Central
American and South American coun.
tries are corresponding with Director
General Collier and the exhibits de
partment of the Panama California ex
position. regarding space for govern.
mental displays, and various cham.
bers Of commerce in these countries
as well as European countries. are
asking for particulars OF the great
International exposition which San
Diego proposes to hold to celebrate
the opening of the Panama canal
Count Jacques de Lesseps, son oi
the man who conceived the idea of the
Panama canal VIII be the central fig
hn