The Green Forest tribune., 1911-08-11
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ernment, with two rival revolutionary factions in control of the capital and threatening to fight for supremacy, there seems little prospect for peace .4 Hayti.
 That former Governor James K Vardaman has been chosen the dem ocratic nominee for United States sen ator-equivalent to an election is conceded by both of his opponents in the primary, United States Senator Le- roy Percy and c. H. Alexander.
 The senate without division passed the congressional reapportionment bill, fixing the membership of the house, beginning with the next con gress, at 433, and defining the allot- ments in the several states. Two at tempts made to reduce the member ship as fixed in the house bill failed.
 Following a conference held be- tween Justices Lacombe, Ward and Moves of the United States circuit court and great array of counsel that figured in the prosecution and defense of the American Tobacco con- pany, the court, at New York, hand ed down decree carrying out the mandate of the supreme court
 The president of Mexico declared, through the press, his determination to devote his powers to a realization Of the ideals of the revolution and to guarantee the security of life and property, adding that he was prepared to handle any situation with firmness> He stated that 27,000 soldiers were available to effect his purposes.
 The body of Carey B. Manker, the defaulting banker from Pearl, H., who ended his life in the prison at San Francisco, is lying at the city morgue pending instructions from Markers family. The police have been unable to discover where he obtained the knife with which he stabbed himself in the neck.
 Major General Carter has been re- lieved of command of the maneuver division of San Antonio, Texas, and was ordered back to Washington to resume his duties as assistant chief of staff of the army
 The Standard Oil company of New Jersey has announced the general plan of it's dissolution into it's compo- pent parts in accordance with the de- cree of the United States supreme court. The process will follow the lines reported few days ago, and the company will be subdivided into B individual units.
 Interest in the disappearance of Dorothy Arnold was revived when it became known that MT. and Mrs. Francis R. Arnold, of New York, her parents, had sailed for Europe MT. and Mrs. Arnold, it is said, not desir- ing publicity as to their sailing, were not on the passenger list as made public.
 A conference of weighty importance to the travelling public and the big railroads fegan at St. Louis, when the attorney generals of seven states met to discuss railroad rate litigation. The states represented in the conference are Arkansas, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa.
 Attorneys for labor union leaders said that application for requisition for James Hosick, Los Angeles de- tective, charged with Kidnapping John J. McNamara, was filed in the office of Governor Marshall.
 A news agency at Tokio which, it is understood, is close to a member of the cabinet, says Count Katsura rendered his resignation as premier, July 27, and recommended Marquis Saionji for that post The change probably will be announced August 25.
 In anticipation of satisfactory crops, the Railroads are beginning to place substantial contracts for equipment for fall delivery. The Missouri Pacific has issued a request for the construc- tion of 4,435 cars of various kinds.
 The president is likely to veto the La Toilette wool bill or any such measure passed at this session, based on the fact that the tariff board au- ithorized by congress to study the tar if scientifically has not reported.
 The Moroccan crisis is practically ended. At least this is the opinion of the English public, although the for e1gn .Qn1ce IS careful to point out that the Negotiations are not simple and may drag on for months.
 The Missouri state capitol $3,500,000 bond issue has been approved by the voters by an overwhelming majority. Such opposition as there was had been effective in only few localities. These were mostly in the southern part of the state.
 Imports into the United States for the fiscal year 1911 were less than in 1910, according to statistics made pub lie by the department of commerce and labor. The value of the years imports shows a decrease of $29,000,- 900, or about per cent below imports of 1910.
 Gilbert B. Perkins and Charles H. Franklin, private detectives, who have been on trial at Erie, Pa. for fort. night, charged with sending letters through the mails demanding black mail from Charles H. Strong, mil Illonaire. were found guilty.