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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-17

Nashville, January 16.-Vanderbilt uni versity has an additional $300.000 to it's credit in local bank today in the way of two checks for sl50,000 each from w. K Vanderbilt and from the general edu- cation board of New York. The checks were forwarded to Chancellor Kirkland in accordance with arrangements that were made some years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-17
Mistaken for a Spy

London. January 16.-Dr. Champlain of Kansas City. Mo. proprietor of the Az ricultural Journal. was mistaken for 8 spy at Guernsey today and arrested He was soon afterwards released. pr. Cham plain had visited Fort George carrying a camera. His presence was noted by sol diers who promptly took him into GUS tody and handed him over to the civil police. The American had no trouble in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-17
stnbles Set on Fire

Juarez. Mex, January 16.-Some un- known person set fire to the stables at Terrazas' park race track this morning The horse Irrigator was badly burned and probably will die. Smiley Metzner was freed by breaking aloose and running into a fence. !
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-17
Money for Vanderbilt

convincing the latter of his identity and the innocence of his mission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
KANSAS MURDERER SEEKS
ESCAPE FROM PRISON NOW
A. A. Trusa IT. Who Killed j. D. S.
Nicely m Kansas, viii Secure
Bond OF $4,000.

Topeka ANil - \ \ Truskett
thc convicted murdered OF j. - :
Medley. viii hc released from the
Montgomel' county iail This week. nm
der s50.00O bond The supreme court
at noon Sauda approved the bond
0s given aud ordered Truskotts re-
lease.
The couri announced that 10 would
file later an opinion REGARDING th9 di-
cretiOnar} power OF courts and the
rights or convicted prisoners to bond
pending an aJu0al
This was The serious legal question
involved In rho suit The lower cour.
had refused tu grant bond pending The
appeal and then the application was
made 20 The supreme cuUl iuI lru-
Lgt release II was argued that 2
prisoner was not entitled to release
after conviction ana before his appeal
had been filed, even though he might
b, entitled io I,l asc under bond hen
ilr ease reached the sunremc courl
\ hard 'igh was made by the state
fo prevent VTnE,.fs elease on bond
as 10 was assert q that II hp were
released 10 would pat the lives of f VI
Nc"lF .uu ui 'uc murdered OH mag.
matte ana T. II stanford one of the
uuOW..- u. thc state IN icuppriy
T1o oud Us tho iare.,U cger rr.
qnI,i "I I'd prisoner pi ,hc supreme
rauu u'n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
GRAND JURY BEGINS
PROBING. UN< ANTE CASES

Indianapolis. Ind. April 2i.-D.-
tcciivc William j. Burns. who led IN
the arrest of john j. Mcnamara, Sec
rotary aud treasurer of tho Intornn-
tlonnl Association of bridge and
S,tucturnl Iron Workers, here Satur.
day Tor completely IN the dynamiting
of the Los Angeles Times building last
October. in which persons were
KILLED. IN expected to return to indi-
annapolis hate today aud II is believed
more arrests viii ho made
Auong the papers seized In the raid
on the offices of the union SATURDAY
night are said Ia be- u number of re-.
reipts showing that money had teen
paid to the men under arrest ana
that the dates on the receipts CORE
Spond to the dates of the largcr of
several explosions.
The Marion county grand jury in
daN began the Investigation oi the
nndlne of dynamite IN the basement
of the building here IN which Mona
mara's office is located
Frank NJ Ryan president ot the
Internal iionnl Association of Strurtur-
al Iron Workers. Was summoned be
tor, the grand jury this afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
.CL Owls R|OOLED
BY SEVERE HAIL
STORMS
Four Thousand Dollars Worth
of Windows Knocked Out Of
North Sides of Buildings by
Stones as Large as Eggs.

Special Telegram 10 evening Herald.
Clovis. y VI April - Over tour
tuuusand dollars worth of windows,
many of them plate glass store lronts.
were smashed b, hail stones. many
a. large a, hens eggs In a storm
which swyp, over This section OF New
Mexico last night Several people
were painfully injured from being
struck on the heads hy the hail
The storm came from the north ana
vas accompanied by driving rain
which WAS general over Roosevelt ana
Curry counties This ciN present :
an odd sight today with papers. rugs
and old carpets replacnss hundreds
OF missing window panes whore the
hail stones went through like insuTcc'
10 bullets into Douglas
The iarmcrs are iuhilant The crops
were not high enough for the hail IN
90 much damage alihough small fruits
and gardens were destroyed The
rain assures excellent crops aud plen-
ty OF grass on the ranges. The storm
At times approached the proporlio
of a lorneado but the wind did lttlo
damage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
II Five Days Armistice is Not
Enough. Limit Will Be Elk.
tended to Accommodation Of
General Diaz.
SOLDIERS SEEK JOBS
ON RAILWAY SECTION
Heroes of Late Unpleasant.
ness Are Now Willing to
Swap Good Rifles for Trusty
Pick, Shovel and Handcar.

III Psso, Texas, April 2i--lt was
learned this morning that n there is
need oi a longer period than five days
in which TO conclude peace the
armisticc signed yesterday between
General Navarro. aud General Madeto
viii be- extended
Peace negotiations this morning
had extended Just far enough 10 pw
each side In possession of the out.
lines ~ the others demands
General Nndoro has known and
carefully guarded Tor weeks the ia.
formation as 60 what his government
viii grant
tie tolegraphed 10 Mexico City yes
icrday he nature of his own demands.
huf NEGOTIATIONS las telegraph in the
present condition OF the lines is too
uncertain and FOR this reason both
parties wish 10 appoint enyoys with
iuli power To act
Nratl, all the Americans with Ma.
dcru, feeling that the lighting is over
are preparing 10 quit the paths of war
Tor ths walks of peace
MANY Mexicans oi the same opinion
have already made tentative applica.
tiuns iOr work In this country
There is plenty OF work for them in
the failroad construction camps and
many contractors are here preparing
20 secure men when peace Il declared
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
DR.. HYDE IS AFTER
RELEASE ON BOND
Habeas Corpus Proceedings
Are Started in Kansas City
in An Effort to Give Temp.
orary Freedom to Murderer

Kansas CITY, Mo. April 2i--Arau-
m"nts on the Application of Dr q.
clark Hyde for writ of hnboas cor
pus were begun today before Judge
SLAYER
Dr. Hyde Is under lifc sentence a.
the result of conviction for the mar
der ot Colonel Thomas " Swopc. hut
recently ho was granted u new trial.
The proceedings today are en effort
tp secure uis release ON bond pending
% ucsN tiul
Nrs Swopo and her daughters viii
reach Kansas ity saturday from los
Angeles Nh'r' they have been sine"
last fam Mrs Hydc having undergone
.n complete nervous breakdown They
arc expected 90 take part through
their personal attorney. In tho neht
which wilt h' Wagod by tho siat''s
attorney to keep pr, Hyde ln iail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

sion arise. ib. president zen. Iho sol
dicrs to fh, bu ic. Yud N3rships to
points con'rn0ontt near Mexican
soil
Reports vhiyH Won. abroad shortly
tolluWirl fnp mobilization order that
the pIcsid.ui was Undertaking. with.
out the authority ol congress to make
such demonstrations as would ma.
tcrially ad d.c jh, Mexican situation.
TO the honcn. of the Diaz govern.
mcnt ai known tu have distressed
the president greatly Probably the
most sUulilg arHgnnen. 10y politician
foes was the effect hat The only hope
for the Republican party In 1919 De-
a WaI Wllh Mexico some opportunity
To displa, svncralship, power ability
10 copn successfully with a foreign
counfN tu preserve the dignity and
integrity oi 'his cocnlry
In thc ace of this reduce is sirih'
iugly contrastcd thc peaceful desires
of the president in one li'tl9 in-innc'.
tho uidUI OF the war depart ncut la
Colonel skunk ~ Douglas. Ariz, is.
sued about as directly as the ptosl
dcni could issue it. following the cus.
ualtips among Americans few day
ago.
Under NO circumstance allow any
of you men 10 cross international
boundary Prevent "a far as uO-sr
bic. any violation of The international
laws through crossing oi arm IA troops
or indiy iduals from thar ici,tor. ~
that ut Mexico In case ciihor fpd'r
ais or insurgents enter American
territory disal % them and hold th hW
pondiug Other orders. Advise iho
citizens 81 DOUGLAS 90 avoid exposure
10 fire from MeNican territory and
repeat. through civil messenger you
previous protest against firing into
American territory los either federal
or insurgents
In a word. the situation in MoXicc
Is recognized as thoroughly disturbed
and intervention hy the United State.
is nOt a remote possibility BY any
means. That is why the troops Wcr,
sent 10 Texas And vet. despite thc
political advantage which would ac
grue 20 ne party through intcryeu
lion, thrro are Republicans and Demo
crats alike who believe Prcsldcnl Tat
viii Do" very slow 90 nstigso such .
war-lik. move
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
Of THE
COUNTY IS GIVEN
Bernalillo County Has Total of
23,606 People Smaller Than
Ten Years Ago Because Of
Change in Lines.
stan correspondents }
TIW Evening Herald }
Room ~. Post i,l,,a. }

Washington. - G., April ~ Pop
ulation OF New Mexico hy minor civil
divisions was given ont by the cen.
sns bnrean this afternoon BenalIIlo
county has population o. 23.6ot m
1900 It was 2S.G30, bat no comparison
can he made owing 10 numerous
changes IN the county lines In 1880
n was 2O9l3 Precinct |, san lose.
l.i33: precinct =. del Rio. 3i2; plc.
cinet 3. Alameda. 55i precinct I.
Ranches de- Albuquerque, 40, pre-
cin,l ., Los Iarelas 1884. precinct q.
Los Padillas, including lsleta Pueblo,
i.ie7. lslota Pueblo. 1885; precinct .
san Antonio. 3iS precinct :. Los
Gricgos. 1i6. procinct .. Ranches de-
Atrisco, jiN. precinct 10. Esconosa.
372. wocinct II. paiarto. 3i1; pre-
cinct H. Albuquerque tnew1. compris.
ing Ward I ana parts of Wards ! and
> ol Albuquerque city tncwl, j.ill;
precinct ga. Albuquerque tnewl, COM
prislng Ward ana parts of Wards /
and . ot Albuquerque city tncNL
1903. total Tor Albuquerque CIV
new. co.oNtcnsiyo with precincts ~
and -. ll,p2O. Ward |, 202i Ward q,
3,l2" Ward g. 2.l72. Ward T. a.tue !.
precinct ~. old Albuquerque. AIS,
precinct ~ san lgnaci0. 292. pre-
cinct - Ia Tiioras. 3lg. precinct -.
san Antonio. sac. precinct ~, Atrisco,
i9N. precinct "a. Chilli 80. precinct
80, Los Duraucs. N2l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
FAMILY IN JAIL N
LAS CRUCES:
FATHER DEAD
Body of Benjamin Tally Of
Chambelino Exhumed for
Examination. Wife Son and
Daughter in Prison.

-Hr.H' . r..nns H,rald
l.H DII... y VI April 2t--ts
tH. II OBJ, recent death of rtu-
Hmu JHH. of Chamb,rino. Dona
ANA ..uu. rom symptoms of poison.
N @.h T1uey, . atDVn SON, pay
t Tu suI @ mae-icd lueuf".
1r. p,If h,r, nt the court, iat urui-
ma urh.r inv stipa,on rH.t wiIl
hh.t Do. given "a preliminary h.a D..
Hs u... Tuesday on charge 90. cone
U.e'|un aith the alleged poisoning ot
Mr. TU.y providing au exam nation
.. fI. hpd> indicates that poison had
ne.n administered.
Th unI> mas been sent tu rrnf
% - Mitchell. chemist and teacher
ut tn, rntod states experiment sta
Jon M,sul Park. iic wlI oXamin'
tH. l.,,rl for any traces of poison
benjamin Tallcy died March 81 and
' was not for somctima thereafter
Than neishDorhood 'alk began 20 ru
mp that he had been poisoned Day
tOu 1alloN was recently accused al
having crossed the International lin,
a.. an inSurrccto. lie was NOT held on
Chat account. however
Tine 1ullcys have lived ahout d
year in The Mcsilla valley and are uul
veil inown Ia Las Crucrs No state
u,ut has been made hy the members
OF tbc family under arrest aud " =
NOT likely that detail. VIII hp procur
ahl, before the preliminary hearing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
Detective Pursues lnvestiga.
tions Into Cause of Over
Eighty Explosions Where
Labor Troubles Resulted.
M'NAMARA IS BEING
HURRIED TO COAST
Handcuffed and Guarded. He
and His Comrades Are Be.
ing Taken on Santa Fe
Limited to Los Angeles.

Indianapolis, April a --lnycstlga.
the exposing ol persons ana methods
responsible for eighty explosions and
great property loss in various parts
at the country in the last two years
was continued today in this city and
Tltin, ohio. At u late hour IN the lat
ter place. DetectNc william J Burns
and j \ g. Badorf. assistant counsel
Tor tie National Eroctors association
arc following certain details in CON
ucctinn with thoi. discovery there last
night of four hundred pounds of df-
Mantle concealed 10 shed in this
citV. Waiter Drew. principal for thc
associpdon. conferred with the police
And a., county prosecutor ~ 60 what
further inquiry j. To- be made Thrc,
men now sFc under arrest and are hr.
token tn Los Angeles to answer 90 iu-
dlrtnsnts charging them with v1m-
puotty in dvnamiting me- plant of the
Los Angeles Times Th,y arc j !.
McNamara the sccr,tart-troasurrr
of the international .ssocUuon "f
Bridge aud Strrtursl Iron Worker-
who VAS arrested at indianapolis. j II
Brys,. all,gcd to be- j. B Mcnamara
uud prtio j.. McMlnigN Who Wcrr ar
I"stod 8i Dctroit pcpuis" tn watch II
is alleged tho 'Wrcckiug crews" stored
explosives have been fnund as follows
shed ia thr rvnr Of the hnmo OF
iame. NcManigal father nr Ofttc. -
Tifiu. phio, where four hundred
popuds ui dynamite Wts found l.@t
night; storage compartment 100 tho
basement ot a buildinu in indian
apous IN whicn az tbo oniras of thp
lridg, ana iron WorNrrs. ou, hun
'red pounds of dynamite ana rXplnd
ing apparatus foumd surrounded os
books and papers 80 the association
SATURDAY. night shed al the home of
d. Jono- near Indianapolis uilcg q -
have been rented by j. j McNamara,
tv,nts-n,c pounds of dynamite and
two quats of nitgo-glvccrIu,. found
saturday night
President Ryan af the Iron Work'r~
association hst night issued % state
mont conde mining tho police Cor hav-
ing "rnHruhd,d' Mcnamara out Of ln-
dianapolis toward Los Angeles and
asking the puhliV to withhold iudg-
mrnt because he said, that evidence
b,foto. hhs occn created "by agents
or ,ucnies of organized labor " other
mrmhcrs Of the executive board said
tho association had always denounced
the US ~ explosives In labor union
disputes ana dlsclaimcd al resppnsi.
hiliy fnr destructive methods ia 4
campaign.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
SIMPLY IliutO \ iEW
one ~ ARDS. SAYS NoNGl,

Denver. April q The Western
Federation of Miners stands ready to
levy an aHstssm, of s. against each
of ~ h0.uU0 uomhrrs as defense
fund for Secretary J !. Mcnamara 81
the structural Iron Workers. rms
statement WAS made hy Charles n
Mov.r. prosident of the Western Fed
Grafton oi Miners. 20 the NsSociai"d
Press this morning
Il consider the entire nliair u
framc-up AmAr to thc one mNs'll
aud associates experienced some years
aga in connection Win the death ~
former Governor Stcuucnherg ot Ida
hn." said Muycr The chars' that
dynamite was kopi hy Mcnamara ~
the HEADQUARTERS of his nrgnnizatlni
h sill,. II Is very easy Ia hire 'or-
chnrds" To plan, dynamite whor" 4
detective who paid them to plant II
cnu find II. Detective BURNS has SIM
ply taken a number of explosions thai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
STRONG PATROL IS
KEPT ON BORDER
Colonel Sibley Commands COL
orado Division and Estab.
fishes Viligant Sentinels
Along Arizona Frontier

Douglas. A.iz. Am Colonel
Frederick -. ~ihlr, arrived here Fri
'uy morning TO take command of The
d,p1rtm, ut ot Colorado iu the pbspncc
of Oi'ucral schuyler Ht san Antonio.
Hc .S acting uud'r orders ui~Ct from
lr.-. dent Taft ana Chi.f of stan Gem
riH Leonard wood.
~, has established strong patrol
sluu. the border buth dan dud night
Tho patrol lines cNtoud Go the west ~
boupi3s ana a. far cast ls NigEcrhcad
mountain
Thor, are now live troops 81 cav
airy n Douglas. one having arrived
YESTERDAY Thls was troop l. ot the
TN''flh cavalry which came from
For Apache Troop Is of the Twelfth
has u,pu o.dercd into camp west ~
tuan Hu the Aqua Prictl river. The
O. mauiul troops are i'm chmp al the
BAN pJrk east OF town Thcr, is a
syth troop stationed at ihc san Ber-
unrdiuo ranch
Tine fore, viii be- very largely in
creased before tho cud of this week
p> th" arrival of the sixth cavalry
from pes Moines. iowa Th. rogi-
mont ietl Des Moiues un tho lSth ana
being rushed 10 Douglas in three
trains comprising total OF 2o cars
COLONEL SihlcS Nus formerly com
wuud ut of Cadets AZ West Point and
/ auut tu pvnyr to ae-umc commend
t.. OBJ, department, ut ca. Colorado On
! NUou b.. lHIl &c. srcer,ded Id,u-
tenant t.loa. " r. Wilder. who was
ord.r.d Goo iuo philippine.
! Cu.'u. S.nI"l Nle uotad indian
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
SHEEP MAN BURNED
IN HIS BED
Sparks From Open Fire Ignite
Clothes of Sleeper and Burn
Him Badly on Back, Side
and Hand. Will Recover.
: lccial to Evening Herald

Slocial 10 Evening Herald
Santa Rosa, y NJ, Ann 2i-Word
was received here last saturday that
Gayino Mares. front Anionchico, who
is employed by Don Jose ; Duran on
his sheep herds. suffered q severe
accident last Thursday hy which he
came very near losing his HE II
appears that while on his way 10 one
oi The Spaaiard's sheep camps, whore
he was 10 place on@ or his boys NJ
work. on that night he stopped ~ vi
Pine and before going 70 he'd he put
u big log IN the fire. and Ia some
WAY or another spark flew into ms
clothes, by which means the same
ieDitcd and burnt him pretty badly on
the back, side hand and other por'
tions oi his body He was taken "a
his homo ~ Anionchico whore We are
Informed he Is resting easy with good
chances ior his recovery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
.OEM|NG NAY GET
|. BIG POWER PLANT
Senator Penr0se and Delegate
Andrews Present Bill Ap-
propriating $3.000,000 and
It May Pass at This Session.

Washington, April "a senator Pen
rose Of PENNSYLVANIA and DELEGATE Au.
drews OF New Mexico this afternoon
presented IN he senate and house, At
bin appropriating s3.on0,ooo ior lbo
establishment oi "A central power
plant to furnish electric power Tor
Irrigation In the vicinity of Dcming
The bin provides Tor tho building of
plant under the direction OF fho REQ.
lamation service aud its passage viii
be urged AT This session
Dolegatc Andrew declares hat II
he can get the bin through 'hc house
n has an excellent chance IN the sen
ate II was prepared at lhc susGes'
lion OF farmers and business men OF
lHuna county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
PRESIDENT TAFT ISSUES
CHALLENGE TO EVANS
English champion VIII rr, u VIII,
Executive nn tinL- ~ Chez, 'hasc
tIub.

Washington Npril IA golf
match, which many persons would
travel miles To- witness, viii he played
here FRIDAY at the chevy Chase club.
Prosidon, Tai, has challenged
"rhick' Evans. the western open
champion ana national runnor-up.
Who is 10 play In the English cham
pionship series this year,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
MILITARY LAW IN
BUTTON STRIKE
Muscatine, Iowa Can Hold No
Public Meetings After Dark
and Soldiers Enforce Curfew
Law on All Glasses.

Musca inc, Iowa, April - This
city practically Went under martial
law today a, q result ol 2 strike OF
pearl button workers No public
meetings viii be permitted after dark
and curieW restrictions will apply 10
everybody Despite the presence OF
soldiero, few additional workers re-
turned To the factories today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
GOMEZ IS INVITED
TO VISIT JuAREZ

Washington, u G.. April "a Dr
Gomez. confidential agent or the
Mexican rcvoln'ionists today received
message fIom General Madero ask
ing him a come 10 lnarez immediate.
lH io participate In the peace aegotia-
tions. lie VIII start IN two or three
days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
PACIFIC MAIL IS
IN A WRECK
Steamer Asia Bound to San
Francisco From Hongkong
Goes on Rocks, Chinese Boat
Answers Wirless Appeal.

Tuk.u NirI g IN. Pacin, Mail
Steamship Asia, from uoug Kong fur
san Francisco ran onto FINGER Rock
200 mites south nf shanghai sunday
morning during thick fog and sank.
hrr wireless calls ut distress were
answered Pos "a 'hln,sr vessel the
~hans Niu ANA it is hclir,ed that an
passengers with thr mail. Wcrc saved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
DNN \MITE PRISONERS
THNNEi. On SANTA ~

Kansas 'iiN, Ma, April q Ar-
cordinR to officials of the union depot
here. McMHnigai ana !. ~ Bryce, ~
J. g. McNamnre passed through here
IN the custody OF detectives this morn
ing on the california limiiod. which
" due at Los Angeles on "Wednesday
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
M'NAMARA AND PALS
PASS THROUGH HERE
TOMORROW At \
Men Accused of Dynamting
Los Angeles Times Office to
Spend Few Moments Here
on Way to Coast.

Travelling Ia drawing room
of "a Pullman car. handcut.d
and guarded by detectives. John Z
j. Mcnamara, secretary. .trcasur-
80 of the International Assucia-
, ton ot Bridge and structural
Iron Workers. ana j. H. bryce,
believed To- bc James McNamaru.
brother of the secretary trcaS-
D uror. and Drtie T.. McMmnigal,
three men accused of dynnmit-
Ing tn" Los Angeles Times office
un Dctobcr I. 1910. will pass
D through Albuquerque on santa
. Fe train No. at 10. 90 o'clock I
tomorrow morning. II ON time
, the train VIII arrive at 1885 aud
. depart ~ 1895. McManigal and I
Bryce. who W. believed To- he u
D Mcnamara. are hundcuff"d To-.
D gcthcr. Secretary Treasurer Mo I
D Namara H. handcuffcd to James I
. Itongick. a detective of Los An
D gcics. Mechanical ana Bryce are
D WutchCd bN charles :. smith ana 1
. g.. T.. Iittingrr. two Chicago d. I
. tcctiNvs II was hoped to Keep I
. secret. but the alleged dNnamit-
. ,rs wcr, recognized In St Louis
D and kansas CITY II is not an
. likely that There viii be- q dem
, un~tration 90 some kind upon tho I
D arrival of The alleged dNnamitcrs
. n Los Angeles Arrangements
. have been made tu have a squad
. ni mounted police at the station
. aud reserves will b., hcld in
. readiness at headquarters u IA,
. event trouble begins To- happen.
. u b. quite hk,lN that union labor
. leaders iu Los Au~,i,s Nill IN
. modintek institute hapoas cor
. uus proceedings to secure the
. freedom of the thrv, men who
. ar, charged with being ringlosd-
. rrs iu the Wrcrkiug of M, Times
. office which resulted n the
. death OF - men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
CHURCH LEAGUE FOR
PEACE IS INNOVATION

Now YORK Aprn gi--The organ.
iSatipn of AN the churches ot thu
United states into h church Loagu"
for Peace. is piunned hy New York
pastors, representing SIX leading de-
nominations Thc plan ~ To- support
any mrasur" IN congress iayoring
peace OF disarmament
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
>o ELECTION ~ ,oLonNpo.

Denver Colo. April "a Tn. uuu.
Spcer strength switched 90 a. o. Wul
in today's senatorial ballot Tnrrr
was no election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
NO DECISION IN TRUST CASES

NashinatOn, = 9, NpiI Fl Zinc
supreme court today 'ailed 10 render
q decision In either the standard on
on the tohacco dissolution suits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

have occurred IN tho country aud om-
ploNcd q few orchards aud worked
NJ q case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
Nnicri'ail iplgiic .
Western League.

pcnvcr'l.incoln' rain.