davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
1eIegrany Krajowe.
Z Kongresu.

Waszyngton, 20 lipca. - Sc
nator Smith Utah wniosf swo-
ia nowele tyczaca sic rewizyi ia
ryfy ma we}ne. Zdaje sic, re te
nowele wiekszosc republikan6w
przyjmie, jezeli wogole ma rewi-
zye tel taryfy sic zgodza. Powie-
dial, re jego nowela ME jest
Yrzadowym projektem", tylko o.
kresla jego wiasne zapatrywania
ma to, jake redukcye w tel tary-
fie bylyby pozadane, azeby ME
zaszkodzily. przemyslowi amery-
kanskiemu. Nowela ia ma bye
substytutem novel przediozo-
nych przez Underworld La
Follette'a.
Senator Works "a uk}adem z Ka-
... a.. NADIA.
- Washington, 20 lipca. - Sena-
tor Works Kalifornii popari
goraco ukIad Z Kanada ma sesyi
senatu zWiazkowego. Wyrazii
przekonanie, re ukIad ten bynaj-
mniei ME przeszkodzi interesom
farmerow, a tylko moze poczat-
kowo w nadgranicznych Stanach
wywoia pewne niewygody, ktore
iednak zatra sic Z czasem. Do
da} tez, IL ME sadzi, by prezy-
dent w sposob niestosowny uzyl
swego wplywu dla zapewnienia
projektowi powodzenia, re pan
Taft zbyt dobrym jest adwoka-
tenn, azeby przekraczac granice
uznane. Wszelkie proby zaopatry
wanna projektu W poprawki daza
do obalenia projektu, ktory Sc
nator Works uwaza "a ,sprawie-
dliwy i siuszny i mogacy krajo-
wi przyniest trwa}e korzysci".
Ladny ,,boczny zarobek".
Washington, 202 lipca. - Ma
rion Erwin, zwiazkowy prokura-
tor dystryktowy dla poiudnio-
wei czeSci Georgii, zarazem spe-
cvalny rzecznik rzadowy w afe-
RE Gaynor-Cartera, zeznaf wo-
bee komitetu izby wydatkow de-
partametu sprawiedliwosci, re
w ciagu lat dwunastu, W ktorych
ia sprawa sic zajmowaf, cd rza-
du otrzymal razem jako pensye
nalezytosci, s7e,724. Dodal, ze
niewyp}acone mu Jeszcze nalezy-
tosci "a tych lat II dope}nia tie
sumo do s1O1,oOO, Opowiedzial
tez, ze jego pensya jako prokura-
tora dystryktowego wynosifa
S3,5OO, ale gdy go zamianowano
specyalnym rzecznikiem, podnie-
siono te pensye do $4,000 i przy-
rzeczono mu komisowe w wyso-
kosci 10. procent cd wszelkich
pieniedzy odzyskanych cd Gree
ne'a, Gaynora i Cartera. Dotych-
czas odzyskano 100000:
Zaprzeczenie.
Washington, 20 lipca. = Wo-
FnoLoI1czenie ma str. BEL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
Z Wloch.

Wenecya, 20 lipca. - Peknie-
Gle przewod6w wodociagowych
spowodowalo brak wody W We
necyi, Murano i Pallestrina.
Rad przyslai okrety wojskowe Z
zapasami woody.
= Viterbo, 20 lipca. - w to-
czacym sic til procesie yCamor-
ry" znowu byl burzliwym nieco
dzien wczorajszy; oSkarzeni wy
prawili kolosalna awanture pro-
testujac przeciw pewnym szcze-
golom zeznan detektywa, kap.
Fabroni'ego; rozprawe musiano
odroczyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20

sza tn Z Wuerzburga, ze areszto-
wano tam japohskiego oficera,
attache wojskowego przy armii
bawarskiej, gdy 60 schwytano,
jak W nocy latarnia ukryta stu
dyowal mechanism armat ba-
warskich.
Berlin, 20 lipca. = Donosza tn
z Rodesyi (poludn. Afryka), re
oddzial niemieckich zolnierzy z
komisarzem Frankenbergiem ma
czele zostal tam wymordowany
przez krajowcow.
= w Berlinie bawi' delegacya
bostohskiej Izby handlowej. A
merykanskich gosci podej-
muja nader goscinnie; mowek
przytem idzie co nlemiara.
= To doprawdy arogancya! :. Raj
jeden bylem MIN W towarzystwie
iuz mi przysyia ,zaproszenie ma swoj
pogrzeb! !. Impertynent!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
z Kuby.

Havana, 22O lipca. = Bawi tn
minister Stanow Zjednoczonych
Jackson, ktory wreczyi rekreta-
rzowi stanu rzeplitej Kuby, San
guilly'emu, list cd sekretarza sta
nu Stan6w Zjednoczonych, Kno-
xa. w ktorym tenze zapewnia, re
Stany Mo maja zamiaru interwe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
TsIegramy zagraniGzne'
o Marokko.

Paryz, 20 lipca. - Posel hi
szpanski Caballero udai sic po-
lecenia swego rzadu do ministra
spraw zewnetrznych francuskie-
60 i przeprosii go "a obrazenie
posfa francuskiego Boisseta W
Alcazar (Marokko), gdzie Posia
tego pred kilku dniami areszto-
waiy straze hiszpanskie bez do
statecznego powodu, co we Fran
cyl wielkie wywolalo oburzenie.
Pose{ hiszpanski oSwiadczyi, re
Rad jego ubolewa powodu zaj-
scia tego poleci swemu dowodz-
cy W Alcazar, by pos}a Boisseta
przeprosil. Wreszcie posel Hisz-
panii wyrazl zyczenie rzadu swe
go co do utrzymania najprzyja-
zniejszych Stosunk6w Francya,
a polecenie przestrzegania takiej
wzgledem Francyi tendencyi ma
ia otrzymac wszyscy dow6dzcy
hiszpahscy w Marokko. TAX
wiec sprawa-zalatwiona. Me
ulega watpliwoSci, re ma ten jej
obr6t wplyneia znacznie opinia
prasy francuskiej, ktora domaga-
Ia sic cd rzadu, by zerwal z Hi
szpania stosunki dyplomatyczne,
jeSli ia ME da zadoScuczynienia.
Prasa francuska omawia tez z.zywo
pertraktacye franouSko niemiec-
kie Marokko, jest podobno
dobrze poinformowana, gdy
twierdzi, ze ida one ciezko, po-
wodu niemozliwie wyg6rowanych
tadan niemieckich. Niemcy mia
nowicie zadaja "a zrzeczenie sic
swych pretensyi do Marokka -
odstapienia i'm Przez Francye
czeSci wybrzeza Kongo francu-
skiego wv Afryce zachod.) Z
7,iastem Libreville. Posei francu-
ski Cambon krotko weziowato
odrzucil to zadanie.
2 Portugalii.
Lizbona, 20 lipca. - Senzacya
inia jest tn wykrycie tajnej ko-
respondencyi rodziny krola Ma
nuela dworami angielskim i
1iemieckim; korespondencyi
:ej widac, ze krol Manuel j jego
.odzina przewidywali wybuch re-
wolucyi ma jej wypadek chcieli
oozyskac interwencye Anglii lub
Niemiec, ofiarujac "a to portu-
galskie PosiadioSci w Afryce. A
e ami Niemcy ami Anglia ME
:hcialy interweniowac. OdnoSne
isty znaleziono W szkatulce W
oaiacu kr6lewskim Zostana one
przedstawione parlamentowi.
w polnocnej czeSci kraju
vciaz wieSci krqza o przygoto-
xujacej sic rewolucyi; Rad sic
am wiecej wojska. Pogarszaja
ez sytuacye ciagie strajki: W
Oporto strajkuja funkcyonaryu-
ze tramwajowi, grozac straj-
riem generalnym.Raz poraz przy
.hodzi do ostrych stare policyi
.e strajkerami; policya zawezwa-
a wojska ma pomoc, nawet arma-
y sa W pogotowiu! Woisko OBJ
;adzilo najwazniejsze place mia
ia. Widac stad, re sytuacya jest
Tozna.
2 Persyi.
Teheran, 20 lipca. - Rad "a
raj sic energicznie do stiumienia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
Uwolniono O'Donnela /
innych.
$wiadek prOMratoy jest ex-zbrodniazem NajdoWa sic
szpta|u d|a umys|owO chOych.
ZaStrzelifa 1neza.
Wyda}a go najpierw rece policy. Nalezal do
czarnej reki.
POPIERAJA ZNIZKE.
Alderman W kampanii centowe telefony.
UCIEKf. DO EUROPY.
Mscicele WIDOW. Drogie skrzypce w sadze. Zburzona
Wydaia go najpierw W rece policyi. Ma
czarnej reki.
POPIERAJA ZNIZKE.
lldermani Rampant centowe telefony.
UCIEKf DO EUROPY.
Msciciele WIDOW. Drogie skrzypce sadzie. Zburzona
maszyna pOwietrzna.

po prawdopodObnie umrze. Przy-
jechai on do Ameryki pred dwo-
ma laty i zaraz sic zabral do
zbrodniczej piracy.
Sprzyjaja znizce.
Jednocentowe telefony zyskaiy
duzo przyjaci6f W gronie alder
man6w. Wczoraj omawiano
sprawe ma wszystkie boki.
Professor Bemis rozpocznie
swa prace natychmiast, by wyka-
zat, re tahsze telefony sa mozli-
we. Komitet do spraw gazu i e.
lektrycznosci najaf go i wyzna-
cyl mu wynagrodzenie W SUI
mie $50 ma dzieh. Sledztwo poi
die PREDICT niz sprawl tahszego
gazu, rzeczoznawca chce pred
stawic Swoj rapport ma nastepnem
.posiedzeniu rady miejskiej, ktora
sic zbierze 25go wrzesnia.
Kompania telefoniczna krzy-
wo ma to wszystko patrzy chce
sic bronic RzecZoznaWca musi
wykazac. ze kompania ia miala-
by dochod ulokowanych kapi
tal6w nawet przy centowych te-
lefonach.
Uwolniono podejrzauych.
Okazalo sic, re giowny swia-
dek jest ex-zbrodniarzem i ex-
pacyentem szpitala dla umys}o-
wo chorych - dlatego prokura-
tor Wayman kazai wyrzucic Z
Sqdu procesy przeciw trzem
przywodcom unijnym. Uwolnio-
no Szymona O'Donnella, Toma-
sza Kearney i Jamesa Garvina,
podejrzanych o udzial W zamor-
dowaniu Wincentego Altmana W
hotelu Briggsa dnia 22go mar
ca.
Frank Pardee, gl6wny swiadek
prokuratora powiedzia} W sadzie
wczoraj, re slyszaf jak O'Donnell
Kearney Garvin planowali "a
mach ma zycie Altmana. Nieco
p6zniej przyznal sic, re ma re-
kord kryminalny, zc byi W "a
kladzie dla umys}owo chorych,
re skoficzyl kurs W szkole popra-
wczej W Pontiac.
Me uwolniono Moss Enri-
ghta, rzekomego mordcrcy Alt
mana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20

(Dokohczenie ma str. 5ej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
Drogie skrzypce.


w lombardzie detektywi zna-
lezli wczoraj skrzypce Wlodzi-
mierza Shomberga, przedstawia-
lace wartosc $4,000, skradzlo-
ne jego pokoju w gmachu Kim
balla. O kradziez tego instru-
mentu- posqdzono aresztowano
Salvatore Tomaso, kt0ry ma
studyum w tym samym budyn-
ku.
Uczeh Shomberga rzucii podej
rzenie ma wloskiego muzyka /
kazano 60 uwiezit. Detektywi
jednak zdolali skrzypce odna-
1ezc w skladzie zastawnym. To-
maso powiada, re on skrzyplec
ME zaStawil.
Uc1ekt do Europy.
Wygnany Z Ameryki, obawa,
re go zamorduja "a to, re ME
rozdzielono funduszu zebranego
ma wdowy po strazakach, Harlow
n. Higinbotham, Prezes komlte-
tn ratunkowego, wyjechal do
Europy stawi sic w Chicago do
piero "a kilka miesiecy.
Higinbotham W czasie pobytu
swego W Chicago, otrzymaf Kill
ka listow pogrozkami; niezna-
nj ludzie grozili mu 5miercia,
Powodem pogrozek byla walka
komitetu wdowami fundusz
zebrany ma wsparcie widow po
strazakach, kt6rzy zgineli boha-
terska smiercia W rzezalnlach
pod koniec zesz}ego roku.
Higinbotham, jako prezes ko-
mitetu ratunkowego. byl jego
gl6wna sprezyna g}6wnym prze
ciwnikiem podzialu zebranego
funduszu. ChciaI on Wspierac
wdowy procentami Cd $211,ooo.
Policya poszukuje ludzi, kto-
rzy listy pogr6zkami Higinbo-
thamowi posiali.
Zastrzelila meza.
Witowa Lopiscopo, I14I Lar
rabee ul., wydaia meza W rece
policyi jake czlonka czarnej re-
XII, potem san1a go smiertelnie
postrzeliia. Kobieta sprowadzila
dwu detektywow do swego mie-
szkania w czasle gdy sic maz u
bierai, by sic udat ma stacye po-
w towarzystwie detekty-
wow strzelila do niego rewol-
weru. Oddaia nastepnie broh de-
tektywom i powiedziala, ze MAJ
odgrazaf sic smiercia "a wydanie
go w rece policyi.
Lopiscopo operowai w Buffalo
jako czionek czarnej reki tam
zostai zraniony w noge. Policya
znalazia kompromitujace listy il
zeznaniom zony. Lopisco-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
z Persyi.

Teheran, 20 lipca. - Rad "a
raj sic energicznie do stlumienia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
FraGuSku-hiapaiSkis franGuskO-niemieckls ukIady,
Wrzenie W POrtugalii; Listy KrolewSkie!
ReWOlucya w Persyi.
ZE SPRAW ANGIELSKICH.
z WLOCH.
KUBA USPOKOJONA.
REWOLUCYA MA HAITI
Y AUSTRYII z NIENIEC.
= WfOCH.
KUBA USPOKOJONA.
REWOLUCYA MA HAITI.
Y AUSTRY1I NIEMIEC.

Kongresu kalOrnjsk ObrOne uk{adu
Pekny ,bOczny zarObek"- Manewry hOty Bue-
zpOgr0zka mi do bankera chcagOskiegO
Trust tape" Zaburzenia strakOwe Cleveland Neszczes
kOlejOwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
niowania ma Kubie: Wiec - oba-
wy Kuby usuniete!
- Prace oko1o podniesienia O.

wy NuD( VSulllSlS
- Prace oko1o podniesienia o.
kretu Maine w porCie tutej-
Sym trwaja bez przerwy; one
gdaj znaleziono szczatki koSci lu-
dzkich w okrecie, co do ktorego
zguby podnosza ostatnio teorye
mozliwosci eXplozyi zewnatrz...
Rewolucya ma Haiti.
Port all Prince, 20 lipca. = Re-
wolucyonisci ciagle zwycieskie
czynia postepy. Rad Sciaga woj-
ska dla lepszej obrony, oraz wy
slai kanonierke swa Antoine ST.
mon" do St. Mares, zajetego
przez rewolucyonist6w; port ten
ma bye zbombardowany, jesli go
rewolucyoniSci dobrowolnie ME
ustapia. Rewolucyonisci maja w
najblizszym czasie zaatakowac
stolice, ktora ME utrzyma sic =
iak ogolnie sadza. Stany Zjedno-
czone oprocz kanonierki Petrol
wys}aly ma woody Haiti takze /
kanonierke Peoria"
Ze Lwowa.
Iwow, 20 lipca. = Smutna til
sic wydarzyla tragedya W rodzi-
ME ubogiego krawca zydowskie-
60, Taubego, ktory przycisniony
ostateczna nedza, strul truclzna
ma szczury zone swa i oSmioro
dzieci, ktorych tylko piecioro
zdolano odratowac. Taube ze-
zna}, ze chciai odrazu skonczyc
meczarnie dlugie giodowei Smier-
ci swoich ukochanych.
z Niemiec.
Monachium, 20 lipca. : Dono-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20

po prawdopodobnie umrze. Przy-
jechai on do Ameryki pred dwo-
ma laty zaraz sic zabrai do
zbrodniczej piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-20
Zburzona maszyna powietrzna.

Zburzona maszyna powletrzna.
Dziwaczna maszyna pOWletrz-
ma Harolda Mccormick, zbudo-
wana W postaci parasola zostala
wczoraj wzburzona w probnych
wzlotach na polach klubu awia-
tycznego.
Smialek, w. S. Romme, prze-
leciai zaledwie 50 stop W powie-
trzu, 5 stop mad powierzchnia
ziemi, kiedy sruba zaplatala sic
ze sterem i porwala wszystkie
druty. 81.
Przygotowania do miedzyna-
rodowych wzlotow w Chicago
szybko ida naprz6d. Wczoraj
kontrakt podpisa}o dwu nowych
lotnikow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
Frank H. Miller GOaded By
TomentS of Crowd, Goes Up
in Defective Machine at Troy
Ohio.
FUEL TANK EXPL0DES,
CREMATlNG AVIATOR
AeropIane and It's Occupant
Are Burned to a Crisp Cur
tiSS Pupil is Killed at MaSgieI
Pennsylvania,
rsv Morning Journal spes,ai Leased wire. =,


Dayton, o., Sept. 22.-Furcod into
the air by the ieers of thousands
who called him coward. Frank H..
Miller, % years old Toledo avla-
tor shot into the sky at twilight this
evening and when two hundred feet
up was burned to death before the
eyes OF the spectators on the Miami
county fair grounds at Troy. north Of
here.
Miller had circled the race track
and WAS Just starting on a spiral
glide into neiEhh0ring corn field
when something went wrong. lie
could be soon making a frantic at
tempt to got his machine under con-
troll when suddenly the whirring Of
the propellers ceased. The craft
then dropped like shot for fifty feet,
Il tiny blue flame emitting from the
engine. In an instant the gasoline
tank exploded.
The machine was wrecked. debris
being hurled hundreds of feet In all
directions. What remained of the
aproplanc ana its driver was burned
almost to u crisp rs they plunged to
earth.
II was Miller'S second flight of the
day ana the fifth and last OF the
week. In short flight shortly after
noon his machine acted unstendily
and he came down. He then decided
not 20 try another flight, until the
jeers Of the crowd forced him to 60
up again. only to meet death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
STOLYP|N' SLAYER
SENTENCED To
DEATH
Dimity Bogroff Pleads Guilty
Before Court Martial; RefuS-
eS to Betray His Accom-
pIiceS; Shows No Emotion.



Kiev, Russia Sept Dmitry
Bogroff, the assassin oi Premier
Stolypin, was tried today by court
martial and sentenced ia death by
Hanging.
= Bogroft shot NJ. Stolyptn week
ago last Thursday night at a gala per-
|formance al the opera and the pre-
mier succumbed to the wound last
Monday night. a..
The court martial was attended bv
twenty officials, six OF them having
heen witnesses OF the shooting In
view OF Bogrotfs plea of guilty.
however none OF them were called to
the stand and only Colonel kullahko
Of the secret police, was examined. 1t
was through the nstrumcntnlilv of
kuliahko that l,ogroff gained ad-
Ihittancc To the thcater Ia assassinate
NJ. Stolypin
Mr.. Rogroff declined counsel.
Everyone was amazed at his calmness
and the tirmness of his voice as he
related the history of his life He
MISC described bow he had deceived
the police in getting the opportunity
to assassinate the premier but he did
not bctray any Of his uccompllces. He
heard the sentence of death pro-
nounced without tremor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
QUAKE SNAPS CABLE
CONNECTING S|TKA
AND VAL De-
Severe Earth Shock Cuts Off
Communication With South
western Alaska VoIcanQS
Become Active,
IBy Morning journal tpsciaI LeaseS wirel

Seattle, Wash, Sept pa strong
earthquake shock was felt in the
Prince William Sound country OF
Alaska last night but Its extent can
not be learned because the quake
severed the cable connecting Sitka
and valdez. one hundred miles south
of the latter place The cabeship
burnside has been sent to repair the
cable, but communication with south
western Alaska Will be cut off for
two weeks. A steamer arriving hCre
a few days ago reported severe
earthquake at Yakutt, early in the
month. The three Autian volcanoes
--Shishaldin Hogoslof and Pavlof--
are in moderate eruption each send
ing out smoke.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
Parnalcc to Enter

Knoxville, Tenn, =
Phillip @. Parmal
would attempt Il
flight, starting froh
first week i'm Octol
first intended flyina
two machines shippa
Fear that he woulA
weather ca used him \
plans. lie said that |
he via lGl Paso To Los
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
SEXTUPLE MURDER
COMMITTED OUT
OF REVENGE
Revelations By Two Girls Give
Police Valuable Clue in COL
orado Springs Mystery 0y-
erheard Remark By Man,
TBv Morning journal Special Leased Wire.1

II" AOuTnHi rprtHi AShHru "hos
Colorado Springs, Colo. sept ~
Revelations made today by two IL
year-old girls, who are being detain-
ed, have thrown entirely new light on
the sextuple murder Of last sunday
in which members of the BufnHam
and Wayne families were victims, and
the police are securing the region for
an unknown man, who, they are con
fident, either committed the murders
or was an accomplice
The girls were taken in charge
when it was learned than on Monday
night, following the night the muir
der is believed to have been commit
ted, they overheard a man say;
"We'Ve killed them" While they do
not know the name Of this man, they
say they can identity him, ana to-
morrow suspects viii be brought be
fore them for this purpose.
Late Sunday afternoon Henry
Wayne. one Of the victims, had a
quarrel with some man in the front
yard of his home, and but few steps
from the Burnham home, Wayne, it
is hinted, threatened to expose some
one, now presumed to be the mur-
derer, and Mrs. Burnham apparent
" aware of the bitterness between
Wayne and his enemy, sided with the
former and in turn threatened to
turn informer against the unknown
man.
In view of the late developments
the police are practically united u;
the belief that the crimes We're OH
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
f ANIME THREATENED
IN THE PHILIPPINES

Washmgton sept Governor
General W Cameron rorh,s of the
Philippine islands. TODAY informed the
insular hurcau oi thp Nar depart
m"nt ot his concern ever the imprnd-
ing famine i'm the islands because of
thc Failure ef the rice ,rop and iudl-
atcd that IL might hc necessary Ia
import from the United states uom
amt corn to relieve thr people. II IS
his idea. il necessity arises. tu import
u'sc toodStutfs and sell them to the
natives al cost
The fact that China and Japan
have stopped the rNportauou ot rice
In order To protect their own people
against famine adds to thr dirnyulu
OF the situation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
DAREDEVIL FLYER
CRUSHED UNDER MOTOR

Elmira. n. Y, Sept 22.-"Dare-
Devil CastelIane, Curtiss aviator,
met instant death al the Masgiol. Pa,
fair today He had started in an eX-
hibition flight and when three-quar-
ters of mile from the grounds his
machine carecned. turned turtle and
fen. Castcllane was found buried IN
the wreckage Of his engine and planes
His wife witnessed the fatality
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23

men who viii be unwilling or afraid to probe into
the records of past transactions regarding the
public lands, they must have who are not too
curious and who viii not make trouble.
with a man of the people in the governors chair
the old ring viii suffer gricyous handicap in the
work of expanding their private fortunes.
The people of New Mexico cannot afford
elect as their governor Il man who has been affat-
cd closely for years with this crowd Of spoilsmcn.
The people of New Mexico cannot afford to elcc,
their governor a man whose chief object in seek
ing office is to secure a yIndicaon at their hands
for past mlsdccds
They cannot afford to elect man who seeks
the office in order to crafty his private spite his
little grudges his petty desire for revenge.
They cannot afford to elect "A who has help
ed pass laws designed to permit the lootng OF the
public domain.
They cannot afford to elect who is under
pecunary obligations to the men who seek by law
less to and retain control Of tho lands
Of the state for their own personal profit
They cannot afford to elect for whom
it was necessary to pass special laws to enable him
to give back money unn,wruy diverted from the
public treasury.
If the republican party of New Mexico, at tho
nsgatlon Of few selfish bosses, dorcs to put such
a at the head of It's state ticket 1t Is doomed
to go down to ignominious defeat beneath an ava
lanche of ballots.
The people Of New Mexico are aroused to tho
importance Of their responsibilities as citizens of y
sovereign state, and Will no longer vote the party
label without looking into the records of the mon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
The Motives Behind the Desperate Effort
.an to Nominate "Safe" Governor.

There are numerous motives behind the presen'
desperate effort Of the old republican ring in New
Mexico capture the reins Of government al the
first state election.
Some of these motives viii not bear scrutiny
one of the chief motives of these and one
that the people of the state are profoundly in
tercsted in is their desire to secure retain con-
troll Of vast of public land; the one possession
Of New Mexico upon which her future prosperity and
greatness, her population and development depend.
For years these have been quietly laying
their plans. They have been quietly working toward
the control and disposition OF these areas lands
worth princey ransom many times over; lands
upon which Craze millions of shcep or cattle
lands which will afford homes for thousands Of
farmers lands whose timber and mineral wealth is
beyond estimate.
The men who control these lands who are en-
abcd by official connivance 10 procure the owner
ship of millions of acres. viii become the masters of
the people ana acquire immense wealth
1t is stake worth desperate struggle a prize
worth trying any methods to win,
II there is one reason more than another why
the people should elect honest and dependable men
to office in the state it this 1t is impossible
to overcstimatc the importance of having New Mex
ico's lands administered In the interest OF New
Mexlco's people.
To carry out their plans, the cotcric of the Coz
vctous need man for governor and men in the
other state offices who safe" They must have
upon whom they can depend. Men who In
the position where they cannot refuse to do the bid
ding OF their masters, the bosses. They must have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
Arrested for Fifth Time.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 22.--Frank
pirnat. wanted at Anaconda, Mont,
to answer the charge of abducting | I
year-old Mary Corrigan, was arrested
here today for the fltth time in ten
days. He was arraigned on the
charge of disorderly conduct, said to
have grown out of his legal entangle-
ments.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-23
IT'S SPRING, ALREADY,
IN WESTERN KANSAS

hin city Kan, Sept ga curious
phenomenon is being exhibited by the
trees and shrubs near here which are
blossoms rs though it were spring
Apple ana plum trees are in bios
som and lilac bush in the yard of a
resident here showed several fine
blooms today. Black walnut. maple
and box elder trees have delicate new
Ianrnu