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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
COTTON STOLEN

Memphis. June Io.-Accora,ns EVIL,
story printed Ia a local paper tSsn ear
dence tending to show that more stolen tI
100000 worth OF cotton ., 1905
IRON railroads IN the Season NJ the
. is now in the possesslo" Vegro
Shelby county grand Jun s.xc been
dray drivers are sni dlo r" nan
used as tools by prominent m'D
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
BANIBERGER LINE.

Elegant new electric cars. Special
excursion rates Sundays and holidays.
Ogden and Salt Lake, Round trip.
$100,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
BAMBEEGER LINE.

Elegant new electric cars Special
excursion rates Sundays and holidays,
Ogden and Salt Lake. Round trip,
81 90.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
HIGH PRICES

The highest prices paid for live
OF dressed poultry, Ogden Fish s.
Poultry company. 2526 Washington
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10

JEFFRles is TOO MUCH
FOR PoMPAOoUR jim.
Ben Lomond. Cal. June l0,-The
long deferred bout between Jefiries
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

ATTORNEY ON
FIRE ESCAPE
Lawyer for Defense Head
ed for Jury Room, When
Nabbed and Taken Be
fore Court.

SPRINGFIELD. lll Ipue 25.--
The sau&amou county grand jury
today indicted lee O'Neii Browne.
W Wilson. Louis -. Hirschheim
ard Frank A. Traui on charges of
conspiracy 70 brihe Three counts
were returned against each defend.
ant
Browne and Wilson were indlct.
"a on the strength Of Assembly
man Bcckemeyer testimony that
Wilson had paid him 5000 from a
legislative Jackpot az 81 Louis
Hersehheim and rFaut were In
dicted in connection with the pas
sage o. q fish bill
Chas r. Erhsteln. an attorney
for Browne's defense. was found on
the iron ladder Of the fire escape
near the room where the jury had
been taken when the case waa
given into ia hands
Erbsieln was taken before Judge
Mcsurlg. whore BE- at first denied
he had been on the fire escape
You must keep away from that
place said the court. There
must be no more Of that sort Of
thing or I win station guard on
the fire escape
Erbstein admitted he was on the
ladder He declared he was going
10 the fifth floor Of the building 20
confer with the detective for the
defense. who had been stationed
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
CHINESE WIFE
GETS DIVORCE

Superior Court Judge Wilson r.
Gay granted a divorce this morning
TO Sen Ho. "a Chinese woman. who
alleges that her husband, Lee Quong
whom she married in Boise, Idaho
three years ago. had deserted her
and had contributed nothing 20 her
support during their married life,
Judge Gay was IN quandary
when the case came up as 10 wheth-
or an American court had the power
TO divorce a Chinese couple. After
learning that the couple had been
married Ia the United States by an
American minister. the decree was
granted.
Sen Ho presented wlerd picture
on the witness stand. when she app
pearcd IN native dress. The court
room was crowded. and listened
with interest TO her testimony
against her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
DOESN' 7
WANT To GIVE
UP AMBITIONS
County Ring Has Trouble
With Candidate - He
Won't Withdraw in Lou
Smiths Favor.

Trouble has developed IN the
camp Of the old South ring over the
plan r. run Lon Smith. former aher.
ifi aud political boss. for the repub.
lican nomination for county com
missioner The official announce.
meut 81 smiths candidacy IL being
dela sd iill such time ~ one " A
Carrie. Of Georgetown. shows his 10y.
atty 10 the interests Of the ring
which pWt him forward by consent.
inE % withdraw iH fayor OF Smith.
Once before Carries loyalty has
been brought into queatlon-on the
occasion ~ an election OF United
states senator when a number Of
klnE county Legislators deserted
the King county candidate aud the
South ring Is trembling In fear Of
trcachcry.
For earle does not see why he
should be drawn out Of the race
While a yestige OF his strength 70.
mains. II has been pointed out TO
earle that Hamilton already has
him beaten In the vicinity OF his
own home Rt Georgetown and that
liamiltOn's strength Il increasing
rapidly throughout the district.
Hut earle maintains that he Is
stu strong and that In one district
OF the county. Vashon Island. no
one else has any strength but earle.
Pinning his hopes on the support Of
Nashun Island earle n insisting
that the rinG stand by him and the
announcement OF Smiths candidacy
may be delayed for some time
longer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
WALSH JURY
CAN 7 AGREE

After a deliberation OF 16 hours
the jury in the case against Pa
trolman Thomas Walsh reported
this morning that no agreement
had been reached on the verdict
and q new trial will be necessary.
Walsh is charged with murder in
the second degree for killing An
tonia Portipillo. an 1S-year-old
Italian boy, at the corner of Sixth
ay. and Jackson st. on December
20, 1909. AT the preliminary hear
ing Walsh was put under bond and
has been working on the police de-
partment up until the time of his
trial
The second trial OF the case viii
come up during the fall term of the
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
OH, DEAR! ALICE'S CIGARET CURLED
SMOKE RINGS AROUND T. RS HEAD

head while they were sitting on the
deck OF the Kaiserin Auguste Vic
toria. lie says In the Post today;
Il heard much comment among
the women passengers over the fact
that Mrs. Nicholas Longworth does
not wear a wedding ring This fact
especially pleased the suffragots.
con the other hand. most of the
married women appear somewhat
shocked by the omission. other
wise. Mrs. Longworth fairly blazed
with Jewels at times
Frank kellogg appeared to have
the presidents ear as much as any
body abroad. While kellogg and
other friends sat ON deck engaged
In warm discussion. Mrs, Long
worth would sit opposite the party.
cigaret in hand. From her lips she
would blow a smoke wreath around
her fathers head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
YOUTH BOUND OVER
FOR FALSE PRETENSES

Gordon Trap was held TO the
superior court by Justice Gordon to
stand trial on a charge Of Petit
larceny today.
Trap Is accused In this complaint
by G. Decker, n Ballard grocer. with
obtaining $3.50 worth OF groceries
on the false pretense that he was
employed by the Puget Sound News
company In other reports made at
police headquarters Trap Is Rc-
cused OF getting S29.50 worth OF
woman's wearing apparel on sim
liar false allegation. and OF securing
$50 worth OF goods from spelger q
Hurlbut In "A like manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
Seattle.
hENAGE THEORY
is DISPROVED

The belief Of Mrs Minnie Hen
age, $500 Gath av. N. r.. that the
victim OF the Portland trunk muir
der was her husband, Franklin c..
Henage, has been proven to be
without foundation. Both Webb
and Mrs. Kersh say the dead man
Is w. A. Johnson. and Johnson's
brother has identified the body
Mrs. Henage told the prosecuting
attorneys office that Henage was
infatuated with Mrs. Kersh and
that he spent all his money on her.
HenaRe left Seattle the day after
Mrs. Kersh. and there is warrant
out for his arrest for non-support
Henage's father says he knows
where his son Is. but won't tell
for fear he will be arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
BLAMES WHISKY
TO PROTECT GIRL
By ualied Pre..,

PHOENIX. Ariz, June VIII
lam II. Andrews. 81. an official in
the United States surveyor gen.
erals office here. shot and killed
himself shortly before noon today
Several notes we're found In his
apartments. One Of the letters
addressed 20 The Public. declared
that whisky caused his act An.
other note was addressed 20 a wen
known society girl. with whom II
is supposed he was in love
His friends declare Andrews
never used liquor and believe he
left that explanation to keep the
young womans name ont OF the
affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
BABY NAMED FOR
HALLEY'S COMET
CBy United Press. }

LANSING, Mich June %
HAlley's comet has struck
Michigan. The official an
nouncement OF this fact is on
file In the birth records reoeiv-
ed in the office OF the secretary
OF state. 1alley's comets last
name 10 Bedunab, and he is the
oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bedunab OF ostego. HALEY lie
lust a month old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
Boston Editor Tells How
the Suffragets Approved
But Others Were Much
Shocked.

BOSTON. June 25,-That "Prin-
cess Alice" now Mrs Nicholas
Longworth, really does smoke Gig.
arets In public and refuses to wear
a wedding ring are attested In the
Boston Post
Clifton Carberry. managing edi.
tor, who was fellow passenger Of
the Roosevelts on the voyage home.
declares that Mrs. Longworth blew
smoke wreaths around her fathers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
DYING?-SURE I'M
NOT, SAYS FUNSTON

LEAVENwORTH. Kass June %.
General Frederick Funston today
Indignantly denied the reports that
he II seriously lll. and declared that
a slight attack of indigestion and
discomfort from heat are his only
ailments.
General Funston viii leave short
tv FOR Oakland. Cal. 20 Join his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
HOT WEATHER WINS
SUITCASE STRIKE

NEW YORK, June 25.--"lt's
an ill wind" etc. Twelve hun
bred striking members Of the
Suit Case Makers union have
the above 10 thank for a nine
hour day and an advance Of 10
per cent In wages. The suit
case makers have been on a
strike since early April, but
their employers remained OBJ
durate until this week, when
the sudden advent Of hot wealth
er sent city folks scurrylng 10
cooler places and doomed the
demand for suit cases 50 much
the manufacturers gave IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
KERMIT is GOING
BACK TO HARVARD

BOSTON. June 20. 49, Kermit
Roosevelt Is arranging today 10 re
enter Harvard university In Sep
tember an a member OF the class
Of 1913. lie hopes to regain his
standing In the 1912 class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
3 KILLED IN NINE

EUREKA, Utah. June 25.-Thrce
men were killed and 10 overcome
by gas In the Apex silver mine near
here today. A blast in the mine
caused the gas. The three men who
were killed were asphyxIated, The
others we're taken out OF the mine
and resuscltated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

INV D|Az STAYS IN
PRESIDENTIAL CHAIR

s.,.d Series of Articles, John Kenneth Turner Tells
u.w Mass Meeting of Students Was Raided by
49,. II Killed With Saber and Pistol and 35
ussnded Because They Kissed Diaz-Political OPP
..,-oe Of Mexicos President Compelled to Dig
Their Own Graves Before Being Shot Down by
Squad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
MORE
YEARS FOR
TWITCHELL

you bet I'm Eratifled,' said
Frank A Twitchell. receiver Of the
United States land office and re-.
ccivcr OF public moneys IN Seattle.
when The Star called him over the
phone this noon aud told him Prcsl.
dent Taft had nominated him for
another fouryear term.
sir TwItchell has held the office
for four years and the news that
his name will stay on Uncle Sans
payroll for another four years Gid
not anger him In the least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
VESSEL MAY
HAVE SUNK
AT SEA

BOMBAY, June 25s--Thc Aussrai.
ian Lloyd steamship Trisas, ~ish a
crew 81 IS and passenger list u
%. is three days overdue here. II
is feared that the vessel fogndsrcd
in recent typhoon. The Tgicet
has not been spoken By vessels
reaching this port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
NO REPORT
ON HON. R. A.
TILL SEPT.

WASHINGTON. D. c., June 25.--
The Ballinger.Pinehot investigating
committee today adjourned 20
meet September at Minneapolis,
where = formal report Will be pre-
pared and the findings Of the com
nittee announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
WILL HONOR meRAw.

. Every member OF the Seat .
= ne Chamber OF Commerce rs =
= requested 20 be present at a
= memorial services % be held =
= In the First Presbyterian .
. church al i:t5 O'Clock Sunday =
. afternoon IN memory Of Hon. =
John ~ McGraw, former presi- >
. dent u this organization.
Brief addresses viii be .
made by Hon g. Fl Haniord, >
. Hon =. G Hughes and Hon. .
= Thomas Burke. Rev N. A. >
= Matthews will oificiate at the \
= preliminary services
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
PRESIDENT TAFT SIGNS THE
RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL
10y United Press.)

WASHINGTON June 25Thc senate late today eoncUrred in
house adjournment Of
Until tonight when final
will be completed.
WASHINGTON, June 2sPresideut TODAY signed
harbors bill In
barrel" the president special
haphaxsrd
,rihune insisting
the bill for
certain projects that should be fulfilled
hsrbor appopria-
s25oo0 the Lake Washington canal $4,000 which
Immediately available The only thing that stands In the
the construction OF the canal the decision Of the
the proposed bond Of S0500O the
King county IS win prob
aby be asked this question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
NO POMP OF OFFICE WHEN WAR
SECRETARY OF u. S. COMES HERE
Dickinson Meets His Fam
lily Without Fuss or
Feathers Talks About
Fl. Lawton.
~ MARION Lowe.

There's mons ~ the pomp und
glory Of war hovoring over seeee.
'ary OF War J NJ Dickinson The
ceremony ~ army service. the ene
afistocraiic Institution ln the res
publican government ~ thr United
States. Naa completely absent when
he landed in Seattle this morning
No prominent citifaur cnuHplc
u8usly present ln epen carriage br
automobile 60 welcome the distln.
xulahrd visitor 90 our cliF No
squad u attendants and attaches
ana secretaries uaf even q valet
The secretary - war ~ she great
esi government on earth simply met
his family
Meats hls Family,
ThsYe were BE SON iIeury DITCH.
Insun. ARID MFs Dickinaan. ana their
small san. . ~ Dickinson IN n
zsos stth Az H. and the secretary
Younger Hou. J "A Dickinson. 1u
dFa Dickinson. wife ~ che sacre
iafy awaited hlu coming az tha
name " her aun Apparently tha
most important pefrnnaEu in the
PARTY wAs the saeFftarFa little
aaasss-aa'a aHaaasaassH= tsaIaas a.ssssss-sa4
tCpntinue on PAGE SM1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

The fellow backed out of the place.
and just Rs hc reached the door be
turned. hollered Beat iL' and be
and TIE four other men dashed on
down Broadway
a few moments later several tax
icnhH arrived. and the iaNicab driv-
err. iu their machines. dashed ap
Broadway. in Toe hopes ~ finding
thc uould-be robbers. bat could get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
ROBBERS
MURDER
TWO
Pursued by Posse, One
Footpad Is Killed, An
other Kills Himself and
Third Is Caught.

LYNN. Mass. jane Is After
having shot and killed John J.
f.audrigsu and Policeman Carroll,
three footpada were pursued today
By n poaao 81 citiaeua aud police
through the streets Of Lynn until
one was shot and killed by a
policeman, another committed aul.
eide 60 avoid arrest. and the third
was captured
The bandits held 90 t.andriKan.
shoe manufacturer. AZ be- Nas
returning from 3 bank with $500
With which 60 pay off hts mru lie
resisted their attacks and wAa shot
down The shots brought Police
man Carroll 10 The scene and he.
too. fell under = fuslllade from the
reviewers 81 the thugs
tiy this time citizens and police
assembled and the robbers. gather
ing up the money. fled They we're
pursued through the streets 90 tbs
outskirts ~ the fuwn - cl0ae
were the purausrs HAT the bandits
abandoned the laui a iliFh Rock
The chase continued and finally
Rsvere's field. uear tyun
While The posse vas closing Ia
one IT the bandits wa8 shot and
killed by a policeman. A second.
seeing that escape wna huprlrea.
par BITS revolver tn bis head and
hiew nut Eta brains The third wmH
sciEed just as he raised biz pistol
% bits head
Iandrean waa Killed almost Ia
ataufiy. Policeman Carroll died oa
the way 20 fhe hospital I.andri
gau was a member of the firm of
t.nndrlRnn a Walsh Il had been
bis custom 10 - The bank %
Saturday muSnirx for che firms
payroll II IL believed that the
thugs we're aware ~ iais and laid
their pans accordingly but for
the bravery uf Carroll ii Is be-
iicvcd they would have escaped
Carroll His sedyauard.
Carroll had boon detailed az al
bodyEuard for Landrigan and WAS
near the manufacturer when The
attack BEGAN. when l.andrigan ~
sisted three bullets werc fired NJ
him point blank. Carroll was then
shot
Tho bandits kept firms as they
fled. This resulted Ia the capture
~ the third man. ne he was found
hiding with an empty revolver In
his hand
After abandoning their loot. the
men came upon Miss Bessie Baker.
Who was on horseback They CON
PEELED her 20 dlamount seized the
horse and as they departed. fired
upon the young woman
An automobile containing four
citizens came up with the robbers,
one OF whom was on the horse,
while the others were running and
holding the stirrup. The posse
opened fire aud the man on the
horse was killed The others left
the road for the timber near by and
q later shot was heard The posse
came upon the body Of the second
bandit soon aftorward.
Tho bandit on horseback has
been identified as ABE Abesou."
New York crook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
DRIVEN AWAY BY
CASHIERS GUN
WouldBe Robbers Swoop Down Taxicab Office
at Early Hour Today-Employe Grabs Gun and
Highwaymen Flee.

According J. osher might the Seattle Txcab
Broadway Union
made attempt hold this early this
About the drivers
"a thor In Of the
one Of their number entered tho osher.
him thinking sidled
his desk grabbed throwing
intrudera ordered him ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

II you read the Want"
/ news In The Star you will find
+ many little opportunities
+ which you can make extraor-
binary ones. Read today's ads
sure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

!. '''Dsa o. Page Elght.J


( ta.sl. "set MondaY
q sss So y NE retiring cabinet
VI 1 . Ministerial Federa.
~gl.M !, nsla Monday after.
~ y the Z. N. c. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
INSURGENTS
CALL ON
TEDDY

WASHINGTON. u G.. June %
Clifford pinchot. back from n con.
ference with Theodore Roosevelt
az Oyster BAY last night. today
praised the work 81 the insurgents,
aud by lnnuendo criticised Score.
tary 81 the interior BallinKer and
Attorney General Wickersham
II am glad Roosevelt has shown
his appreciation of the men who
supported the conservation pro
gram and the Roosevelt policies,
pinchoi said "The colonel viii
address the Industrial and con.
seryatlon congress az ST Paul on
September 6
Won't Tell What T. r. Said.
Pinehot refused to discuss his
visit with former Secretary Gar.
field Ia Sycamore Hill yesterday
lie commented freely Oh the atti.
tudc Of congress toward conserva.
ton
The withdrawal bin" he said.
was one ~ nine bills recommend.
ed by RallinFer and was thoroughly
favorable TO conservation as intro
duccd.
Former Secretary Garfield and
the National Conservation associa-
ton opposed the bill and Il was
modified and passed as a good bill
II was great conservation victory
The Conservation association CO.
operated with the insurgents in
their fight on the bill"
Il feel cheerful over the insurg
ents' ability to convert bad bills
into good ones. Pinchot continued
Take the railroad bill As II was
prepared by Attorney General
Wlckersham Il was bad. The In.
surRents rewrote Il and made Il
valuable measure Senators Cum
Minis. La Toilette. Beveridge, Clapp
and DolliYor did superbly. The in.
surgents' services TO the nation
have been remarkable and I believe
they have been appreciated. Con
seryation has been maintained
We do not oppose development,
but We want the Developments In
the public interest, not for the ben
eft OF special interests"
OYSTER BAY. l.. l.. June 25.-
James II Garfield and Clifford Pin.
chot came 20 see Theodore Roose-
welt yesterday, and a long talk fol.
lowed What was said is known
only 90 the three men themselves.
Medill Mccormick. editor OF the
Chicago Tribune, one OF the fore
most insurgent papers in the coun-
try. was also a guest at Oyster Bay
yesterday.
A local paper today appeared with
an editorial saying that Roosevelt.
Pinchot and Garfield were busy
forming a new national party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

no trace ~ them.
Had the robbers succeeded In
holding Osher up they would have
bad hard time getting any Of
the money in the safe The strong
box has "a chute in which the drlv-
erH ppt Ia money and reports. The
dag cashier only holds the COM
blngtion 20 the safe, which is bur-
giar proof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

o. ~ assumption INST is weald
> iatsFfersa with ths demo
n& party launched upon n na-
sz sansalgn IN faVor x Regs
" amrasxr was entirety psaee.
za aegei4 - sefitieus acts of
'rsNs3
j. ~ ssea as Il became evident
sas party would sweep the
rsTs - seer as Oar taa that
sH-isl ssnsiests Ger shs wee
xsr<y, asmsn corrsi. would b.
rxssnsd n ease 81 ~ sisctisn.
rssssesa % destroy the dsruo
~ psssy BY IS rsshisss nssshods
'ss ssr beer employed By .
~
isxs ffsf roFe vas 70 nip the
iasanda fof Reyes That was he-
zs 2 ne army a feeeu armf
ns''s Nhs wers fay0ra BE 10 Reyes
1FsFsiy panfshsf on thn
" azat numsrous army offiesrp
= Iafnittsd % engage actively
p anpslxn Tor Corral some
- 4 NJ national schools 81
seezes mines msdlcins and
fssafsioFy school uf Mexico
~ sncsugaxse IN forming \
isfther The cangiGacg 81
bsi when he stnfsnta o.
'iAle schools - law and
- isfmef a Reyes club. they
wpeasd. - many ~ them be-
4 Hstllsd that the schools were
- 2 close Some n these
siasenfs attended a Corral
. theatre IN Guaaaialara
~ sSvernment speakers
s'sdsnis nsssser.d.
y Fsssrse police were
spea the students with
-
's'sra ons nsNspapsr ae
asss ne LET 81 killed 81 Il,
~ s' /. 70 At IS, ard the A..
y fsssnss made no r.,i.,.,,s
I A - ~ down with sabsrs ard
80 WITH pistols. Folls.,i,o
y. ms city was filled with
~. 70 sysvy person known 20
! ne samocratie club was
In ~. 4 s.sssn.. William
L. vas sub jsctsd % the
IL. that Is, ruralss called
Il !. 'a1s led him away. shot him
a. va s"e left his body lying
T.. : ~ taken against mem.
~ =, Rational congress who
I! -. ue democratic cause
- I, Cneta and I.erdo De
n 80. ~ and Senators jose To-
~. -'.' and Heriherfo rar,,,
- - 80 ne first 70 81 depored
H. pss'slana A member az
y. a. police escorted barron -
- bai him upon a ward
II 49, 'apsiied him 70 san Tor
h Frederick Palmer. "a
saloon ,hst by i'.', sei,., re-,
Deeh president long
D.. leaders Jailed.
Is ss.' .aeh action. the Isadera
., .'eefaiic clubs Throughout
a.,s ,.s were thrown IN hli
y ~ IN y most casea war sedl.
=. ''aiiion consulting ar De
.......lha ' they were offloe ny,
~ ALI clubs Al petote
a..' IRE was a massacre IN
as c Y regular troops A.
49, .ollna. democrat were
- Z . alg their own rrayes
1910 .lo' 20 they fen into NJ
| -. ~----s-->- y. '''t' VIC
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asrlclr 20 n

~ nns KENNETH TURNER
/. .'...,sn u Msziee is a strange
v .s.s.riul shins. So - a petit
..urs ~. a fairy clear idsa
y :. s.srss q ssmssraey shss g.
\. : nsa,ss. hs~ n~iSiaels are the
ns ksmsn rishss 81 just Row
- ssssm~aa Is President 2 a.
u : s,ssd b. a rexlse 81 shs
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