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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
CURTlSS VISITS CRUISER
Landa and Starts Successfully From
Waters OF San Diego Bay.

San Diego, Cal, Feb. is. ~ Glenn
Curtiss gave the navy department
another demonstration OF the adyan.
tages OF the aeroplane in naval con.
hlct. lie flew from his shed ON the
shore of the bay out to the cruiser
Pennsylvania. landing In the water
alongside the cruiser Ills machine
was nolsted on the deck OF the ship
The aeroplaEe was put overheard
again and Curtiss rose gracefully
from the water, landing AT his shed
The purpose Of the test was to
demonstrate that an aeroplane equip
ped With hydtol lanes does not need
special rlatform to lanl on wal
ship. Curtiss maze the landing 1,
the water ana started again withou
difficulty or delay,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
ohio Autos Snow Gain.

Columbus, o., Feb. ia report
filed with the secretary of state by
Registrar J. A. Shearer of the state
automobile department shows thut
for the quarter running from Nov
10. 1910, to Feb. 10, 1911, the total
receipts of the department were s9S,.
4S6, which Is record-breaking busl-
ness. There were in that time 49,.
653 owners licenses issued.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
WILL EXAMINE WITNESSES
Pen erobers Prepare to Make Thor.
ouoh Investigation.

ouuh Investigation.
Columbus, o., Feb. lS. S.-Chairman
Reynolds VI the penitentiary inyesti.
eating committee is trying to secure
room in the statehouse In which
his committee may hold sessions, He
wants TO bring witnesses before the
committee for examination and to
hear suggestions from persons or eX
perience In the work, like Or. j. A.
Leonard. SUPERINTENDENT OF the Mans
field 'efcrmatory. The next meeting
OF the committee is set for next
Tuesday morning 1t is likely that
the committee will visit the state
stone quarry and also the custodal
farm a Morgan's station some time
next week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
Governor signs Judlelary eIn.

Columbus. o., Feb. Is. - Governor
Harmon has signed the Reynolds
non.partlsan judiciary bill. which has
passed both houses. and under which
candidates for the judiciary are to
be elected on nonpartlsan ballots,
with similar tally sheets. poll books
and ballot boxes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
BUCKEYE biurrS
Girl Admits Keeping Jewel.

Washington G. H.. o., Feb. ls.-
Myrtle Robinson. l6 was sentenced
to the Girls Industrial home after
having confessed retaining a s75 diS
mond which she found in the home
of j. n. Harper, where she was EN-
ployed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
sylvia Made rhem shudder.

New YCrK, F2b, l8.- Several Of Tho
women who went to the Hotel Aston
10 hear i'lss sylvia Pankhurst tall
,bcut her ovrereutes as suflra
iette shuajerc % site described thq
orrors OF Go.!oN1y JAIL.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
Note Down Commission Plan.

Dauylle H.. Feb. lS.- The com.
mission form of government was vot'
ed down here and the Official count
OF ballots in the election shows Il
vote OF only $3.50 for the proposed
change In city government and 1904
against the plan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
MANY MINERS DESTITUTE
Mild Winter Works HARDSHIP II
lnd ana Fields.

MID WIntcT WVTKa WHTubHIp III
indiana Fields.
Indianapolis, Feb. Is. Reports
from the Indiana coal fields to the
headquarter5 Of the miners organiza
ton show there is much real distress
among the miners owing TO the fact
that work has been scarce during the
winter. There are 10000 miners in
the state, and at no time has more
than ., thi.d OF them been employed
4 fast due to the unusually mild
weather and the consequent small!
demand fer coal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
Jury TO Work For Glory.

Danwille, ILL.,. Feb. is. - When
County Treasurer Wysong announced
that 'unds for the yote.buying probe
we're exhausted, Jurors voted to re-
main 10 session all summer, II neces-
sary, without pay.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
Murderer Hangs Himself.

Dayton, o., Feb. lS.- Using a pair
Of schoestrings for moose. John Do
mokos, slayer of Mrs. Mary His,
hanged himself In his cell at the
county Jail It was his fourth at
tempt at suicide. lie shot himself
twice md cut his throat once.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18

Louisville, Feb. IS ANON HOOK
20. of Cloyerport Ky. WEo was h.
Jail vita 10 charges of forgery
against him n0nsed hlus,lf 70 aA
electric light JET Ia his c,.L us..f
his susLendcr3 as uoc.c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18

Columbus. o., Feb. lS-Record
poultry prices were shattered when
E. f. Anderson OF Clinton. Miss pur-
chased II Rhode Island Reds from o.
2. Miles for 5000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18

FTsb IHlOuNn OaIelcbbUtsbs
Columbus, o., Feb lS.--At 2 o'clock
next Tuesday afternoon the house
will rake up the Dean municipal IA
loon bill, 1t having been made spe-
cial or6er for that date.
Wayne b. Wheeler In discussing
the matter, said. II ain willing to
have 1t go to vote any day now.
They haven't the votes to pass it.
Other deals are pressing them and
they think their only chance Is to
hurry the vote. They are up In the
air"
Repeated delays on the part OF
those who claim they Wish 10 be
heard against the municipal owner
ship bill have got on the nerves oi
Representative Geleerd. and he In.
sists that unless those opponents ap
pear It the public hearing Monday
night the bill will be reported out.
Delegations for and against the bill
are expected from the larger cities.
These bills were introduced In the
house:
Mr Edwards OF Cuyahoga- Author
ICES city boards OF health to estab.
lish dispensary districts and to erect
and maintain public dispensatles.
Mr.. Fulton OF I.icking-Creates a
state hoard OF examiners for licens-
ing BARRIERS; provides that no one
can engage In the barber trade with.
out taking state examination and
securing license.
Mr.. friebolin OF Cuyahoga- Prohib
Its children under l6 being employed
at home by parents or guardians un.
less provided with the usual school
certificate.
Mr.. Pocock OF Pauldlng Prescrib
| ing penalty OF $500 fine and 30
days Imprisonment for persons who
through gross carelessnesg or negli
gence, cause tire to be started In
any building. State fire marshal
given rover to enforce.
Mir. Gebhart OF Nontgomery--Cre
ating two division engineers under
the state board OF public works and
| placing the maintenance, operation
and improvement OF the canals undcl
the state engineer.
| A bitter denunclution OF the Ohio
canal system marked the debate IL
the lpuse on the Frelner resolution
to deny further canal appropriations
except from the receipts in their op
Grafton Representative Freiner oI
Vinton county declared further ex
pendltures stupcndous mistake.
THE canals are Il curse and al
eyesore to all the people" said Rep
resentatiye HllIenGamp OF Luca,
county. They are disease breeder.
and should be condemned by the
state board OF health as such. The
sooner we abolish them. the better
They are not needed now"
| Democratic members protested
against what they declared would b,
snap judgment" In adopting IN,
Freiner resolution. They voted tC
refer II to the committee en- publ,
works for further consideration.
The house passed resolution call
Ing upon congress to wipe out poly Z
amy In Utah
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
eoIIermakers Threaten to strlko.

Cleveland, o.. Feb. lS. - Arrange.
ments are being made by the ma
tional officers Of tAe bollermakers'
union tc call out 500 boilermakers on
the New York Central system be.
cause II is alleged the piece system
Is being installed in the Lsks Shore
boiler shops at Collinwood. 0.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Ohio - Tomorrow; FAIR, ex-
cept rain along the lake; cold
and brisk northwesterly winds,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18

Kenton. o.. Feb. ls-Belleying that
the train had left the track and was
running into river Henry Phillips
Of Kenton leaped from speeding
PENNSYLVANIA passenger flyer at Dola
and was seriously Injured. The train
was taking water without stopping
and Phillips, riIing on the rear of
the tender. was drcnched
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18

Wine culture has been steadily de-
creasing i'm France. Last year that
republic imported 164,260,9OG gallons
OF wine. Largs tracts Of vineyards
have been abandoned since 1875.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18

%
in
OF
the town
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18

New York, Feb. lS-Continuing the
war against negro residents of Har-
lem, the ninety-one property owners
who own 13Gth. street between LenoN
and Eighth avenues. have gone on
record with one of the most amaz-
ing documents filed in New York
since the days of the old Dutch
PATRONS. 1t is n covemnt binding
all of the slgners to neither rent nor
sell their property to negroes Each
house holder may employe not more
"thau one male and one female negro
or two negresscs," Violation of the
agreement win he cause for injunc-
ton ana damage suits lay the other
signcTs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
Vote ON DEAN
BILL TUESDAY
House Makes II Special Order
For z O'clock.
WHEELER IS CONFIDENT

Representative Geleerd Issues Final
Notice to Opponents Of Municipal
Ownership Measure to Attend Pub.
lie Hearing Monday Evening or
Forever Hold Their Peace-Poeoek
Would Fine Persons Who Cause
Frss Through csrelessness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

In 1908 the o
1910 ni,ornc, Rcn.raI of
ar o absolute ~"hton No order FROM headquarters d
In the 1910 - sioo.
In lini made the
assured ~ thu had decreased
la i'" ibif tie iuiIrd
o Assessed valuation.
During
cd STATIONARY ~ Sioo oi"aiiun There
HEAVY INCREASE N NsstsstD property
SOtR TAN RATE ~ TOTAL REMAINED TIE SANE.
in 1910 and I1i bvuu-c of economical administration
NotR TERRiToIu. rNN H,rE WAS INTERNALLY
Think n maH like Bcrnallo. wicrr
~ ttc stu" l.
juggling or Of do good
The tl"rr 10 show
II l. the OF
The THAT ha i"'u due the bond
which our pr~'ht hm"ta't cit> administration has With
such irdgnnt discretion
ha'" "a inid III" wrol work.
rase the
corn SHOWN BN THE REonp
IOH Not rO kiEr ~ NlNb MI,. TNNPAsEH THAT
HANDED Not TNN HNTE rms YEAR WINCH ~ HIGHtE
THAN ,oI tNIH uAD 10 ru nttoiE, NM Tuu
ARE GETTING Ii~~ itlN NotH MONEY
QUESTION: ptlrITI ~
OFFICE HOLDERS W RAISE NOt - un
l"is without st'" N" an' ihns q" >Io" Tor hr hut
Increased i'r- Tor tho hrri aud nrcasrd irtng
{, ihet sucrcd
doing for ia the NtNr INE tINitS'
administration
conclude hest
und~putcd Jcsus
~
~ Son want successful h""-~ administration aud
headed bN H. a. rOllotk,
aud Who's r1r'rd lri,a" life h
ptoni~rs hr viii dc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
PASSENGER TRAIN
IS HELD UP NEAR
MEMPHIS BY
MASKED MEN
Bungling Job Not Completed
Before Switch Engine In
vestigating Delay Frightens
Highwaymen Away.
BELIEVED SPOILs WERE
OF BUT LITTLE VALUE

cay ENeaiaG ueratd 4. v. LEASED wtrsl
Memphis. Tenn. No, SN mask
ed men held ur west bound Rock Is
and passenger 80 60. known ~ the
Nrkanaa Oklahoma Express. midway
'ctwr~u memphis and nurlhuti. Ark
carly today. idnsuckcd malt pouches
ana fred seven nitroglyccrin. caps
into tie "l.ocal" safe of the express
ear. which not only tore away tha
safe doors. but wrecked thu car. Tho
bandits were frightened away when
switch engine. searching Tor IN.
overdue train. approached from Hurl.
burt.
Tho robbers boarded the train whrg
lt slowed down near Hurlhurt. eleven
mites from Memphis intimidaiins
the cngln. crew bl " display Vt vea-
pOns, the men forced the engineer %
back th' train several miles. Thou
tho express and NATL cars were cur
from ga. coaches and hauled ahead q
sdott distance where the haif-c0m-
pi"ted robbery was executed. In tire
meantime. other members ~ the train
crew. a. well as express messengers
aud mail clerks. we're brought u SUBJ
mission by the robbers.
When the detached cars were stop
ped one robbrr began gathering rcsis-
tered mail and another set the charge
of explosive In the slfe. white others
stood guard over the train crew nrd
the passenger coaches The robber
having charge of tae express car So
lected tho larger of tn. two safes for
the attack. This one. Il happened.
contained onl, the less valuable pack.
ages.
When the charge was frcd the ends
aud sides. of the car we're splintsred
and the entire front of the ssfc blown
away
Just al this point IN the hoidup the
switch engine STEAMED into sight and
~" robbers took 20 their heels. with
only what thcs could hastily grab ~
a reward FOR their darling Il II be-.
iieved ,hat what they rot ~ss Of
com parailVely little value.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
new PREMIER OF
CHINA PROMISES
REFORM, PEACE
TO COME SOON
Will Stop Hostilities and Open
Negotiations With Relief
Forces at Once, Declares
New Leader.
REvoLUTIoNIsT DEMANDS
MUST ALL BE ACCEPTED

(Dy Evsaina Herald A. q, Leased wirsD
rckinR, Nov. lyman ~hl kNi mas
been appointcu premier ~ china and
he viii organize now cabinet as soon
as ne Assumes his post
MranWhllv Prince Chlng. whom
Yuan Kai succeeds, viii continue his
duties as acting premier aad have as
associate prcmiers Ma Tung and lisu
shih Chang. who up 10 tac present
time have been vice presidents pf th"
cabiEct.
Prince ching has been made presi-
dent of the PfiNy Council and VA Tung
and Hsu Shih Caang vice presidents.
Wei Kuank Tao. formerly yicrruy cot
kwang TunE province. becomes Vice.
roy OF isu peh and Hu Nan pruVinccs.
g. which Office Yuan Shi kai was -l,-
N.ted when hr WAS recently recalled
from official punishment 80 restore
the imperial authority IA "a, southern
provinces
In the distribution uf offices. the
present minister OF war Grurrai YIN
Tohang who was In supreme com-
mand Of the imper rial troops untl hc
NAN NAlfNNANfM W NNAA aHNN NNNH ~
made chief OF the general stan
Tais much VI the program hastily
constructed By the throne in 'he hope
of appoasinR the rcvoiu;lonists made
effective by an Imperial edict pro-
mulsated today. Earlier In the day a
telegram had been received from
Yuan Shi Kai in which he asked that
he b. appointed acting premier ana
Fet forth kis immediate plans for re-
storing peace H. proposed he said.
10 stop the aggressive movement oi
the ifnDerici troops and 90 open me-
gotiationS with tie rebel leader. Gem
erai II Yuen lIenE. forthwith.
The edict accepts the rosiEnatiun of
the ministers. which were rendered
following tho acauiessnce " their one
IN The dcwa ,l~ - tiie national as-
sCmbiy and the army league Rofcr.
cnc' 10 Yuan Sh Rats future pre-
cnilnenco IL made as follows;
When he has arranged matters e.
little IN ITu Poh province let him
come Ia PeAinE ANA orgonizc COM
plet' cabinet ana carry out immodi-
utell reforms In politics and an other
mnttcrA
Pending Yuan Shl Kars arrival
let the former minlstcrs continu, their
duties without negligence"
The leaders ~ the national assem-.
bis met With luan's clos, friends To-
day aud decided that the govcrnmeni
should be- required tu c,pt an th,
demands Of M" army league as issucd
from ianchnu on october . n wa,
also decided tn require the appoint
mcnl "a high offices of General II
Yurn H'ns. the rebel commander.
aud Tang IIua Lung tho rebel COVER
nor nf iiu peh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
INfT HELPS INSTALL
UNIVERSITY PHEsIDENT
tBs EyrbinG Wersid 4. o. I.eassd Mtreb

WnrFlntUNn, W NlI NV 7 Tr--FrVtI-
d'nt TAFT and his party arrived hcre
today from Pittsburs io participate ia
the installation ~ Thomas T.. hodges
~ president ~ the Uniy, rsity of West
NirRinia The president lcft his car
no . o'clock ana was met by a come
miti'e from the MorgdntoWn and West
Nlrginld boards of trad. and Goyrrnor
Glawcock and his stan who escorted
him 10 the residence Of Dr white.
~ here hr Orvakfasted a ~ O'Clock
he addressed the stud ,nts from this
steps Of Martin hail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
AMERICAN WARSH|PS
ON BOTH COASTS
BEING REVIEWED
BY OFFICIALS
Gray Line Seven Miles Long in
Hudson River Contains 80
Warcraft; Two Dozen
Freighters On Pacific.
THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS
WITNESS EXHIBITION

fuF GventnE Herald ~ v. leased Nuel
Los Angeles, NOV l--Ihe roar oi
big naval guns announced today the
review Of the Pacific fleet, the com.
panlon piece OF the big display
of the Atlantic fioet on the other s,do
of the co6tlncnt
The fleet. twenty four ships In al.
with two submarines. arrived of Los
Angeles harbor before dawn and
when the mists lifted. daylight re-
vcalcd one oi the greatest aggrcga
iiOns of warships ever assembled on
III, Pacific The great sea fighters
stretched from point opposite San
Pedro to Long Beach seven miles
away ConSpicious In the quietly
swaying line Was the famous old
warrior Oregon relurnished and given
q fanlly resemblance 20 hef younger
sisters by the big military mast aris-
ing above her after turrot The Greg.
on ls the only real Dattiesaip
ily armed and armored--among the
twenty -four iarge vessels. and the old
ship was the center OF Interest for
the party of guests invited by sec
retary ol the Navy, Meyer. To- accom-
pany Admiral Thomas on his tour vi
review The reviewing vessel was the
little gunboat NicksburR
After bringing tho fleet up from
san Diego. Admiral Thomas trans
ferled c0mmEnd of the fleet tcmFor.
Iarliy TO Rear Admiral SoutheTiand.
AZ i2i3 O'Clock the review began
The fleet was maneuvered into four
lines, forming q parallelogram. the
lar corners OF which were marked by
the cruisers West Virginia. flagship
of the second division. the destroyer
lfnnlLnnll ON IAnn TMn Column 2 y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
Mr.. Romero As a
Vote Trader

D Mr. Rom,ru has added an o
y other tu his many political tai .
, cnt~ llr has become an expert .
, In IN. trading OF Vot.s. o
D cut In th. country pre- cincts q
, his supporters tell you that Don .
b Jesus reallzrs that Albuquerque .
. is lost t0 him but that the vote .
D In uhg county will pull him y
. through o
D VINO else on the fusion ticket y
. viii hr elected ''' has been asked D
. .ntsc people. .
. VINO elise they reply I'VE o
. didn't know ~ made any dlnrr- o
y cncr whether any one else wa .
y elected or not .
Don Jesus, they say. tells Q
. NJ to vote for him and lrt the .
4 rest ~.
. You can hear this statement o
. ln various forms In every pre- o
. eipct in BcrnalillD county Jcsifs .
. Romero i- busily rnEaErd In D
= Trading aNcrytling else On the D
. pcmoctatir uu-lon ticket for o
. votes loi hmscit .
o Hr has found that thc Rcpub. .
y lie,n- of thi- county viii not .
. stDad tor ps.tei ticket gsrry- .
. mg nothing hu' Democratic .
. names. W hnds The neonl. are .
. soius 90 Vrt" fnr Mr Bursum o
. The rv.t ~ the Democratic .
. fu-toH tigkat in this county is .
. bclns lradrd 10, Mr RomVrn ANA .
. b.. friends for NJ Romero r. .
o alone
hut iu outraged and aroused q
= s'n." ut publlc dccepcy has -. .
. y''trd against the methods o. .
. J,-us Romero. 40 sli tho trad. .
y ins that b, cau do VII not ss,f .
y HIM from cruhiug dofest lt Ga"
. hauds nf th, voters
a . 4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
HEAR H. O. BURSUM AT ELKS' THEARE
TOMORROW, (THURSDAY) NIGHT

a Hur~um. Republican candidate
eit1en Albuquerque > leo
tluughtui
Th, Democratic iaRrfmun %
slaHder directed t Husum H has
b"vn hed monst" ln human W mer
nurstm. their
ciacn candidate the noglrtud 20 tell
word about their candidate
lftgrrnau
90 Elkr thca,r
Take look determine yourselves what
70 hr BE-
tugenu what the real Republican reai issues OF the
campaign.
uo So YOU can 80, a seat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

summoned ana lighting ip ,ur e,rccts
began The Mad-tis,ss finally took
to m" hill. and are camping near the
citv Gonrral Euilnuo Marc is conn.
ing from san Prdr, tp assume per.
s"nal charge ut th, situation. shieN
viii De- complicated hN the expected
arrival from Durango uf t.H NADER
istas, who are coming tn n" disc
charged n be- feared tho, sin Join
the men lu th, hills
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
COURT IN POSSESSION
OF MNAMARA BOOKS

Indianapolis Ind Nov i.-posses-
sion OF account books OF the Interna.
lional Association OF Bridge aud
structural Iron Workers and other
evidence IN the aocnlled Mcnamara
dynamiting case iodsy was granted
TO the federal srand jury by Judge
Joseph Markey of ne criminal court
OF this county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
THE FINAL EXHIBITION OF
DEMOCRATIC DESPERA TON

There has een clearer exhibition the desperation the
Democrats the state close than
effort 90 drag the of Archbishop Paya into s
ilca mfc
deliberate attempt the Democratic
particularly the Journal the
bishop Into the campaign political purposes
Archbishop PttaNa rebuked this effort uncertain
terms We has denounced the efforts Of these politicians 70 force
the church he
the lie the Democratic
h holy further ambitions political
The archbishop Withdrawn
Gently made public By him which opinion
the adoption the 'buebalo the constitution
would he unwise
into politics efforts such AS eliminated In the dgracen sceed
IN Harng the first the lOuraal Democrat this
morning The aehnshops position has been made extremely
plain II the shame
paisn that the necessity upon him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

said his opinion that members OF la
Dor unions blew up the Times bulld.
ing was founded upon personal TX.
pcrience with union men. He was re-
placed by Jcs., Il Townsend, Pas
adena dentist
James B. ~ NUmara seemed more
deeply Interested in yesterday local
primary election. taan anything else.
one of hls COUNSEL, Job Hartman. WAS
nominated tor mayor on the Socialist
ticket AZ thar election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
HIGHw AYMEN kiIL LAWYER.
(Hy Evsniua Heruid A. y. LEASED Wirst

New orleans. LIDO Nov. Edgar n.
Farrar. Jr. son uf the former presi-
dent of the American BAR association,
was shot aud killed here today by two
highwaymen. The latter were cap.
turOd later
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
RoDGEns sTARVs OUT
On ANOTHER FLIGHT
tsy EssntEs Herald a. u. Lsssra sstrsp

NIlcoA' ARA. NOV. AVIATOR
Rodgers l,ii hero az ICES this after.
noon. hound for Tucson 70 distance
OF nincty-four miles.
Rodgers, after a good nights rest
spent tRo hours tuning up his motor
and amer having received purso
from the WILCOX board 0f trade
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
MADER|STA
STREET FIGHT IS
FATAL TO SEVEN
Drunken Officers Attempt 20
Disarm Gendarme, and Mob
Gathers and Takes Part OF
Man With Fatal Results.
tBy EvsnlnE usraiS -. ..ssra wire,

Torrtuu state uf tuahulla, Mex
ico. No, ~N nrd,rals and on,
Madcrista were t',d sud fifteen
fcdcrals Wounded u 10 street nght
here last night rt, uuInlc grcw
oui of an att,mpt of nlr Madyr,sta
Officers who "a B. tlIya.d had %. %
drinking. To- oisnIm auudauuo 4
mob sashered and took n. mr "i
the gendsrnr CUptaln Benjamin
Argumedo and the other M1d,r'sia.
were placed In mil oniy r be res.
cued by forty othrr Mad,rlstAs who
dlsafmed the jaii guards.
The federal soldiers we're then