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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-15

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-15
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-15
Sorie eboc gcnb.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-15

GranfcnIiite.
Srit, Sable, ST.. bat iid nod
Eotsoaln beaeben Inn tiir Ghriit
Meper 81 orbeiten.
ausuit @oefle arbeitct iilr
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6lu,tid maren Samitae in Sope no
tie 2ehrer 9rinf's Sdulidlnbfeier
b~eiiuoDlttcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-15
sale sall.

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iih reorganiiirt mo madte ait les-
ten Sonntag Gadmittaa Elm Heb.
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uno merbcn Die beioen Clubs unter
porontritt ser G%nterpriie gono ourd
bic Stoot Goruoe MADDEN che bas
Spiel i'm Bart (la3 llbr) beginnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
OESERTER THOUGHT
TO BE MENTALLY WRONG

New York. Jnly 25-The identity
of the former naval officer who Is
held at Castle williamson. Governors
Island. Co avail trial on charges Of
deseriion from the army. in which he
had enlisted as "a private after re-
signing from the navy. Nss disclosed
today hy officers of the department
80 ihe east Ee is Clarence r Ian
drum OF Kentucky. once an ensign 90
the navy The records show Landrum
disappeared from Fortress Monroe
Hasa March and surrendered at Brook
hn recruiting station che following
April when news ~ his plight got
out quietly among bis friends ~
iouirtilie and washington. represer-
tat'ons were made tG M var denart-
ment that his erratir actions NoulE
tend tu show Re was not responsible.
Accordingly = mental bnara nas ape
pointed June g. fo investigate the
case Tho baar convened sH Iuly s
and IS stll sirtins Its findings viii
b. s-ut to ashinston and made pub-
There
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
HIGH WINDS Fan FLAMES
~ FIRE STRICKEN MONTANA

MisSouia. Mont. July 25.-keports
from forestry officials and milling
companies in this district make the
forest fire situation today as bad as
af ans tine since the fires started The
high winds Of Yesterday famed up old
fires and carried several new ones over
much territory The nfth fire on Nine
Mile creek. fifteen miles west ef this
city. broke out today and q can for
more men was received. Sixty men
fought an night and today against a
new blaze along the Milwaukee right
of was. two miles west Of Nine Mile.
and lt is still beyond control New
fires have broken out az the mouth of
Bock creek and 40 Summit. IN the
Lewis and Clark reserve IN Dead
mans eulch + bad fire started yester-
day and as vet has defied a large
crew ~ men. The fire in The big
Biackfoot Lumber compauys timber
northeast of clinton is also burning.
The only report today 81 better condi-
lions me- from the Cabinet reserve
where rains helped 20 exunguish the
flames
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
IIftEMEN WITH HOSE PROTECT
COLI MBUS MAYOR FROM MOB

columbus, ohio, July 25.-SeVenty-
SIX arrests were made tonight dur
ing rioting incident 10 the street car
strike. The Columbus Railway and
Light company late tonight gave up
efforts To operate cars until tomor-
row. Mayor Marshall was in per
sonai charge of the police A hostile
demonstration was made against him
hy a crowd or union sympathlzers but
it was checked by city bremen with
streams ~ water Hair q dozen people
were injured. Including two city de
tectiVes n a patrol wagon driver
None was seriously hurt Mayor Mar
snail tonisht ordered an saloons
closed while b strike is ia progress
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
DAMAGE
IN COLORADO BY
FOREST FIRES
Two Big CONGREGATIONS Be
You'd Control With Loss of
S250, 900; Situation in Mon
tana Worse than Ever.


NV Morning Journal sDeeiai LEASED wirel
Denver. July 25.-Disastrous forest
fires are rst4hg in two sections Of the
state. and tonight forest rangers re-
port both beyond control Fire fight
ers have been sent from Denver and
nearby towns. The fire in the Ronit
preserve. ia the northwestern part 1T
the state is the most eriou Already
the fire which Is really four different
fires heading to a common center. has
caueed damage estimated lt s%258.8a0.
The Routt preserve fires have burn
ed g line around $4,000 acres 81 the
finest pine timber ia the state and
Within the burning area are located
many ranches aud private timber
tracts.
The northernmosi blaze IS reaching
Yer the Wyoming line.
Tonight q econd cali for help was
received ~ forestry headquarters from
Fort Collins. seventy miles north Of
his city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
BOTH DOING WELL
SAY STRIKERS
AND OFFICIALS
Of Arbitration Gone 6lin-
merag; on Grand Trunk
Each Side Confident Of UIti-
mate Victory.

49,
Montreal. Juiy 25-With a hope Of
settlement by arbitration lost today
for the first time since IA strike
started. both sides ella i'm thar the DAYS
developments mean ultimate victory.
The Grand Irunk railway officials
We're iubiiani tonight.
We announced this morning just
what we intended doing today the
official statement declares. and we
are plea sed TO say We did a great deal
more. on h eastern division we
stated that fourteen freighis- would
be operated. The records up to 3
@ clock are twenty-three. and. more
are going cut.
Reports from other divisions are
Of a like tenor. All We want is pro-
lection for the men willing TO work,
and we will do the rest.
THE statement Of the company
regarding the operation OF the freight
trains are very much exaggerated. p
said Mr.. Murdoch vice-president Of
the trainmen.
1t is ii is running a few
freights. but they do not o to
per cen of the normal business
OF the line
No disturbances OF any kin are re-
ported today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
$4,000 MEN MAY TIE Up
ALL BUILDING IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Juiy 25-A general tie
up Of building operations in Chicago.
involving sympathetic strikes. of 49,
000 construction mechanics. was de-
cided upon today BY the Chicago
Building Trades council, effective
Wednesday. unless employers yield in
the meantime. The action was taken
at a secret meeting TO compel the OTIS
Elevator company 10 reinstate strik-
ing members OF the Elevator Con-
structors union. whose places are be-
ing filled by members OF the Inter
national Association Of M~achinists.
Al the meeting il was stated that the
American Federation Of Labor has
sanctioned the drastic action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
.28 CHEWING Gun
GIRLS STRIKE TO
GET TO DANCE
TantaIizing Music in the Park
Too Much for Employees Who
Get Dollar a Day 10 Work IN
Ventable Bake Oven.


fBy Morning 1ournai Hbeetat Lea-ce ""ei
Cleveland, July 25.-Twenty-eighi
girls employed in the hot rollers
kneaders and cutters room at the
American Chicle company plant
driven 10 desperation by the tantaliz-
ing music al a dancing pavilion in q
nearby park. went GU on strike here
today
The girls have been getting 81 a
day. They wanted St25. the wages
paid the wrappers Of chewing gum.
When they reported for work today
the work room was like a bake oven
Outside. though. h Thermometer was
registering a record-breaking heat
there was al least a breeze
MAY Galway threw off her apron
when the music came floating through
the window. Gee. girls. she said.
III the superintendent don't raise
our wages let's strike and 20 and
dance
When the demand was taken TO the
superintendent he asked for twenty
four hours % consider The girls re-
fused him a minute. He told them 60
quit.
The strikers proceeded 81 the pavil-
Jon. There they danced and talked
over the wage question
IN the meantime the superintendent
got busy.
I've ni'ed the places az an the sirls
with four exceptions DC announced
later IN the day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
STIRLING TUCSON LINFNfEN
ENJOINED BY BOYCOTT

Tucson. Ariz. July 25-The strik-
ing linemen of the Consolidated Tele-
graph and Electric company of Ari-
IONA. who are members Of the Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers. were today e%njoined by
Judge Doan Of the district court, from
interfering in any way with the com
pany's business through attempts TO
cOerce patrons or threats OF boy
colt. The Mnemen have been on
strike about six weeks. principally IN
an eff0r to force recognition Of the
union.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
AGREEMENT IN COAL MINERS
CONTROVERSY II EXPECTED

Kansas City. July 25.-An end 10
negotiations between the coal miners
and "a operators of the southwest
viii Dee reached b. next Thursday
evening. according 10 T. /. Lewis
president of the Mine Workers of
America.
Whatever the result Of this con
ference, said MT. Lewis. whether in
favor OF the miners union or the
operators, some sort ~ an agreement
Will have been made by next Thurs
day
MI Lewis and James Elliott. repre-
sentative Of the operators. acre In
conference tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
.TAFTS YACHT
CROPPING IN
DENSE FOG
MAYFL0WER TN PERlLOUS
FIX OFF MAINE COAST
Pilot Runs for Open Sea With
Valuable Cargo When Sirens
Scream President to Make
Speech at R0csla0d

gss Marnsas Je.s==. -s-el-l I-s->~ WIZ
nockland Ne Juls 25.-Preslden'
TAR ana Bis Yachting parts spent q.
das ia and about p~onohscot hay THE
A~asHower had an aasentaresome raf
through D. dense iae arf fhe Mains
coast llst night which kept com
msnder Logan on the bridge untl an
ehors finally were dropped on a shY9l
outside the entrance ~ the bay IRIS
moruina.
Late last night after cropping her
way through the f0K which shut fm
suddenly abouf "a O'Clock the Ma
flower tried 20 make nut the Penob-
scot lights failed She slipped iu
as eioseig ae safety for the chief mag
lztfaie would permit and The com
manaeF. deciding % take no further
chances turned directly Fopnd and
ran for the Omen sea- fog signals al
the while sounding
with the approach Of dawn the fog
gave evidence 81 lifting The gray
mist had fhinned considerable off
shore and the Maynowef headed d..
On approaching the bay however. the
FOR appeared thicker ana as repeated
bounding showed the Mayfl0wer over
i sheaI. tina anchors we're ieft So um-
III daylight Tire rising sun oon
broke les way through the fog hank.
The mist lifted. and the presidential
yacht once more POI under way
The scheduled stop ~ three hours
at Dark fIarbor and islesorb wnH eut
Ia almost nothing au account ~ the
delay and ,he MayfioWer soon contin-
aed on her way t. H%oekpeft about
eight miles above here and anchored
aff Negro Island light Coming ashore
Il little later aud landing az the Gill
bert dock the president Mrs Taft and
the others were driven IN an autome-
hile and. 1uckboarda 60 the summer
home az Mrs A n Cnatfleld of Gin
cinnati. az Eeanchamp Point where
thev we're entertained az iuncheou
sailing al I O'Clock this afternoon
the MAyfleWer again headed for Dark
Harbur. islesboro aud anchored there
for the niehi. Mrs Thomas X
Laughlin 81 Pittshnrg. . sister Of AIRS
Taii has been spending the summer At
Dark liarb0r. and IL wes O. visit her
that the "trip there was arranged
Tomorrow the Mayfiower viii come
into Rockland harbor and Mr Taft
vii make a hort speech from in front
Of the library.
Leaving here 90 noon tomorrow the
MAJ uower viii head directly FOR CAS-
60 hay and viii cruise in those waters
during the late afternoon ana evening
II Was announced today from Nhe May
flower that President A. n Hadies 1T
Yale has not yel determined whether
he would G. "a the appointment teu-
dered him by President TAFT as chair
man 81 the commission to investigate
the munjset and report some one ef-
fecliyc method hy which the Issue of
railroad recuru.s iu the future mas
Ne brought 8nasr the supervision &c
tho Interstate commerce commission
The strained riEht ankle. although
stfl 80 handnges and stll causing
SOM pain was much bett.r today
The president limped quite noticeable
as no left his barge at Gilbert
dock today bat declared DE- would pe
all right AXE ia in q GAS at two.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
FOUR COMPANIES OF MILITIA
READY TO QUEII RIOTERS

South Bend, Ind, july 25.-City
policemen and many special officers
tonight patrolled the yards and tracks
of the Grand Trunk railroad. but
there was no indication Of a new out
break Of violence by strikers or their
syInpathizers-
General Mckee Of the Indiana Ma
tional Guard kept a watchful eye on
the situation and said he had ready
To mis- efll -four companies Of militia
should developments demand their
presence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
MIGUEL r. DAvILA.
President Of Honduras

from American Minister McCreery az
Tegucigalpa.
The first conflict mentioned by the
minister took place on Friday e
Puerto Cortez. where the revolution
lists attacked the barracks The att
lacking party was repulsed and It's
leader. General Martin. was killed.
An uprising at san Pedro was re-
ported By the minister as having been
suppressed after the capture Of sew
eral persons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
TERRIFIC HEAT IN
SOUTHWEST HAS
NO PRECEDENT
Cal0dc Wave Never Previously
EoualIed for Length and H.
tensity; Humidity Chief Cause
Of Numerous Pr0Strati0nS.


~ Paso. Tez. July 25.-The south
west is ln the midst OF a terrific heat
ave. unprecedented Ia length and in
t-uslis in sections where irrigation .
carried on extensively the humidity
adds greatly % the distrsssing condi-
lions For ne first time since this re-
zion was settled heat prostrauens
we're reported In his city today the
United states weather bureau regis
tered as high as los
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
NINETEEN l. DEATH list
FROM HEAT IN NEW YORK

New YORK July 2a-T0day Was an
other ssproher not So hot - yester-
dag, but more deadly The maximum
wigs % al 3 clock TINS afternoon AS
against ~ yesterday and The maxi
mum humidt sas 50 against So but
there were nineteen deaths today
rom sHnstr, kes against tm5 F~ester-
day and . cewrspondiagIY longer list
~ u~rosuation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26

10 s2a acres 70 tne city ~ Denver and
probate Judges were empowered 20
complete title a. certain occupied
nnds Robert Potter was given Ger
tain lands hy these officials and IN the
course ~ time This property came into
possession ~ the Colorado & SOUS D.
ern railroad Heirs of Potter are seek
ing 10 o III and the railroad =
making the plies that the prasette
3ndges cxe~eded their authority and
the company ontends that d p ne
owner - RICH. II possession Ah me
property IN g section ~ the whoiesale
warehouse district is affected
Mach ~ il 81 eerv valuable IN APP
neal VIII " nixon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
CNTACLNSN At GLoBE CAUSEs
HEAVY loss or PROPERTY

Globe. ArlE JatF @A-Ihe uuusuH
weather conditions prevalent through
ouf southern Arizona dufins the rast
week brought a terrific storm Co
Glsb. TODAY that lasted hall am hour
nd Caused damage estimated az more
than $50 eco THE wind partly
wrecked several buildings and e. heavy
rafn flooded uumetous business
houses end residences Gas mains
and siectric wires ln the northern rer-
fions of thf cify were So badly dam-
aged THAI that section without
lights and lgel tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
MOVERS ELECTION
BELIEVED CERTAIN
Federation of Miners Conyea-
ton Spends Most of Day
Yesterday Calling Various
Persons on the Carpet,

Denver. July 25-Thc Western
Federation of Miners convention to-
daf adopted e. resolution or censure
upon ihe executive board of the or
eanization for failing to comply with
the rule requiring contributions ~
weekly articles for the official organ
az tne federation
A. NJ Fluent OF Butte Mont. was
ordered by "a resolution to apologize
fer crnicisms he had made of the
mileage and other committees Mr.
Fluent was permitted 10 resign from
the auditing committee of the execa-
tive board
The convention voted down tNe
proposition o. abolish the sick ben
eflt fund of tne o~rsanizatlon-
% is believed that President Mover
IS assured of recollection. the election
coming on the hasa day ~ the con
teution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
DEVICE CULPRlT.
IS FINDING or BOARD

washinson July PA safety de-
vice which has been tested ana found
eifieient bot Jailed in one particular
instance uas the cause % the gun ex-
piosion in Battery ne gussev az FORT
Monroe Juls % when eleven artillery
men were kllied That Is the rndine
- p board af oflcers whlah Invest
gated the action and made It's report
today A premature explosion 81 the
powder charge did the damage The
beard in us report SAYS n Is forced 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
GRATING COUNCILMAN
MAKES GOOD SHORTAGE

cedar Rapids Iowa. Jniy Z5-
Councilman Henry Kecfer to-
DAY confessed to mlslpprorrlatlnE
funds aga rendered bis resignation
which WAS accepted Kecfer made
saad the Joss amounting Co $3.50. aud
@hi NOT be prosecuted. Cedar Rapids
operates under the commission form
OF governments
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
INCREASING HOSTILITY TO
AMERICANS DEMONSTRATED

San Juan del Sur Nicaragua, July
25.-The newspapers and the public
show increasing hostility TO Ameti-
cans. The United States gunboat
Vicksburg has arrived here from
Cofinto and will remain a week.
The authorities Teal a revolutionary.
attack and ere s~triRging barbed wire
around the forts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
TWELVE STRIKERS SWORN
IN As SPECIAL OFFICERS

Pontiac. Mich. july 25-Refusing
20 grant the request Of the Grand
Trunk that ne appoint fifty deputies
20 guard its property here, Chief OF
Police Nelson today swore in twelve
strikers as special officers They
were placed on duty in the local rail-
rnAd wards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26

is conclusion Notwithstanding the
fact that long experience and previous
tests had given assurance that the fir
ing mechanism accorded protection
against the very disaster which caused
the death OF eleven men. one
result Of the Fort Monroe acci-
dent is that every piece of ordinance
in me army viii be tested and further
safety devices will be added
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
Alomn. .lielrIr nnmared.

New Orleans. July z5.-Nifeless
MESA ges from the steamer Menus an
nnunce that the vessel wiiI dock al
New orleans between } and , o'clock
tomorrow. bringing Al passengers
The Momus was reported on ire or
the sast coast of Florida. The fire
was e~xtingulshed with slight damage ,
80 the ship
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
USED FRAUD TO SECURE
TIMBER LANDS CHARGE

San Fmncisca Iaiv @chargiHe
irregularities ia the manner % the ae-
QUESTION VI 1880 acres oi govern
rneni timber f1 the rslifcrnia sleFras
Il. rikil suite aere brought tooAs
against prominent Penns, WANNA carr
staIias un6er direction 81 Che depart
menf b. the Interior 90 redeem the
land and restore g 10 the control ~
fhe land office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
ARMY ENGINEERS To
SEE PROJECTS IN
SOUTHWEST
New Reclamation Board 10 Vls-
ii New Mexico Irrigation En-
tefpdses During Next Three
Months,
III, ssralus Journal sD.ei., Leased wIr.l

80 ~
Washington. Juiy 25-The path
finder dam 81 The North Platte irriga-
ton project ID Wyoming wii be the
first of tige reclamation works which
viii come under the personal nbserya-
tion 81 the baitrd 81 army engineers
charged with the responsibility of re-
porting 90 the president upon the feas-
ihility OF completing or extending the
projects The board. accompanied hy
General William L. Marshall. o
sliltine engineer, will leave Washing
ton Thursday From Wyoming the
boards Itinerary eeniemplates . tour
Of Inspection n8rthward % Belle
fuurre project. then through Montana.
Washington, oregon Idaho and Utah,
and therce through all the projects 81
Neu a~iexico. Arizona and the whole
southwest. The board viii visit prae-
tIeallY an of the works and expects rs
be- in the field about three months.