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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13
JAMES ACTIVITY
RECALLS
TRIAL
NEW RECRUIT TO THE PARTY OF
UNREST CARRIES ECHO OF
eILeo-oULANEY MATTER.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 13.-An echo
OF the celebrated Bilbo-Dulaney brib-
cry case, which played conspicuous
part in Mississippi's senatorial cam
paign last year, is carried in the an
nouncement from Jones county that
T. r. James has joined the Bull Moose
party in that county, and Is busily
engaged soliciting votes for Roosevelt.
James was formerly county attorney
Of the county of George, and man of
considerable prominence in that sec
ton of the state. At the trial of Hon.
l.. c.. Dulaney at Yazoo City, on the
charge of giving seas bride to State
Senator Theo G. Bilbo, and which re-
| suited in the acquittal of Dulaney,
James was summoned as a witness to
testify in regard to an alleged bribery
! transaction with Bilbo involving the
bill creating the new county OF
George The theory of the prosecu
| ton was to the effect that James, who
had charge of the campaign fund
raised by the new county advocates
had given goodly sum to Bilbo tc
secure favorable report on the bill
from the committee on local and pri
late legislation.
When James was placed on the stand
/ he refused to testify, taking refugs
hehiaa sc eonsti'aklana| se5rier fha'
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13

George Bernstein. They told conflict
ing stories. Edwards continues to
rally from the injuries received when
he was captured. and physicians say
he will be able to leave the hospital
in two weeks.
Business men inaugurated move
ment in view of the recent railroad
robberies, to have the crews of the
passenger trains armed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13
AUDITOR FINDS
Continued From Page One.)

and soundness of conditions, such as
u H. Ewing & Co. furnish under oath
in this instance.
me employment of bonded auditors
and expert accountants to make indie.
pendent examinations is a practice
now being largely observed by banks
throughout the country. A bank owes
duty to the public and every added
safeguard that it adopts to protect its
Soivency is sure to meet with public
approval expressed in increased de-
pOsits.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13
Governor Wilson, we would rather
you would send him to some of the
doubtful districts"

Bernard Hunt, of Washington. D. c.,
a Government employee, was found
one day last week, near Pleasantville,
i'll crazed state of mind, and almost
nude body, as the result of assault
and robbery at the hands of two men
who took him in auto into the woods
and after robbing him, stripped off his
clothes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13

THE Light oI st. Benard's Light
Mouse. a feature Vitagraph, one real
subject with the following all star
east Marie. Rosemarr Theby;
Rierre, Taft. Johnson; Jean, Robert
saiIIard; Reno. Harry T. Morcy, will
De shown at the Gem theater tonight.
The Light of st. Bernard" is the
@ost sensational and thrilling marine
vitagraph subject ever made. Another
hatrre play on the program tonight
- entitled THE Girl and the Mayor"
whfe still another very interesting
subject is entitled when the Heart
galls", notwithstanding that three
9euFre plays will be shown at the
geuf tonight, the popular admission
sricf of five cents will prevail To-
xu4row the Gems popular Saturday
sAqSw will be given with the usual
spkcial plays for children at the
xktinee which starts daily at p. m
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13
ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST TIN MIL.

Elwood, Ind, Sept 1S.-Hundreds
of visitors. among them Former vice.
President Fairbanks, United States
Senator Kern. Daniel G. Reed, of New
York, and other men Of wide promi-
nence, came to Elwood today to take
pert in the celebration Of Tin Plate
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13

The Lomo presents today a very
Interesting program. featuring 1.-THE
Barefoot Boy" adapted from Whit
aler's poem, made with modern sit
tings. hurry, the Masher," a delight
snf comedy with a refreshing plot.
Easter Celebration at Jerusalum" an
interesting offering giving glympses
ri the Easter ceremonies of the
Greek church at the Holy Sepulchre.
The Pathe Weekly on the same cio-
gram, contains some very Important
subjects of the day. Mr.. NJ l.. Rose
On the latest ballads
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13

Col. Louis V. Clarke, of Birmng-
nam, one of the most prominent gen
szzI insurance agents of the South,
was business visitor in Hattiesburg
yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13
CITY BREVITIES

J. f. Stone and. J. B. Norwood.
prominnent Collins citizens. were Hat
ltieshurg visitors yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13

C. V. Hathorn, G. w. Halleman and
a. Jordan, of Purvis, registered at
NBtel Hattiesburg yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13

I'd p. Self, of Meridian. prominent
and leading member of the U. c. t.,
sf Mississippi, was in Hattiesburg yes
1nrday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-13

There is in progress today at Nc
aiaurin Farmers Union picnic, at
which County Superintendent of
Education Currie is one of the speak
era
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
OF PILE
DRIVER HAILED
INTO COURT
Arraigned Before Justice Of
Peace in Ranches de Atrisoo
for Squirting Exhaust on
One Antonio Armijo.

Engineer Mclay of the pile
driver At work on the repair
ing uf the IarclnH bridge at
O'Clock this AFTERNOON wHs AR
rHiRncd IN the court at Justice Of the
Peace Salvador Armijo at lInnchOa de
AtrisCu. two miles south OF the west
end at the bridge, ON the grave
charge al squirting the exhaust steam
from the pile driver upon the person
of one Antonio Armljo.
Operations by the bridge gang ARE
tied M pending the adjudication of
this Important case while the people
who need the bridge walt patiently
for tn" stern claims NJ Justice TO hC
satisfied before work proceeds Ar
milo claims that thu onRineGr turned
IN" exhaust upon him purpnHcly and
with malice nfOrcthought and that hIs
pcrsua aud feelings were materially
damaged 10y the alleged deliberate
net The exact charge could not hc
learned hut II IL understood II liz ns.
suult with deadly weapon,
The engineer cluins that whereas
NO one has amy businrm upon tho
bridge during the repair work, AR
milo simply got " IA" way nf the OK
hauh ana waH Htramrd through hrs
own negligence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
PERSONALS.

a,
tue regular nuH'h"HH h"'t'nE "' o"
J"hh ''''n VIII ne h''" ~ w" hu'a"
nav tomorrow AFTERNOON al ga"
I" ''"'N
Th" 'ilrlH choral club of the TINT
N"rH'N ul Sew Mexico III preparing To
Civ" an entertainment on bee, ~ In
III" I'r'"hyt"rlnn church, further nm
n"'ln"'m'ni I" b" made later
MlsH Settle Phillips ~ MnRdal"na
returned HON" last night after ~ NlHll
at "\"lal weeks win MisS Iol''"
SHhhnskl III ms "hN.
Traillr on III" Nnrlh second street
ear lin" WAS temporarily Interrupted
TINS morning when an o. u transfer
wagon delivering loud ~ conl hr"ke
down AT tn" corner ~ Second street
ana Copper avenue making 1t n"ccS-
Shry To slide the load of C0nl onto tho
car Track ANA shovel II into another
wagon
MISS Mhnheur Myers domestic
Sci"Hce Uehchef III me Albuquerque
H,n""'s 'his year mas Dech appointed
n'ro''or "i 'hdnS'rihi education IN lh'
~ ,r,'' p""'' ScmoOS' succeeding Mls
'n''us" Wh''e OF SILVER Guy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

ThO best of American patriotism II
not the test OF loyalty to American
perveTglona but the test OF loyalty To
"LlNey's patriotism induced him 10
omit in hlS history the conquest Of
Rome by POrsepna. The early Eng
llSh historians, from HardylnE and
Monmouth to Holinshed aud Milton.
recorded tho descent OF the English
kings from Brutus and Julius Cnesar
and. when later students Suppressed
this, account AS fabulous, rs GrOtu
tells US In his History of Greece (Vol
II. 2l8. 2l7). they we're accused OF
want Of patrlotlsm--even crime a
FimIar form OF patriotism ~ not in
frequently found In this country a
patriotism that sacrifices truth. hon.
esty and righteC uancss, n patriotism
that threatens to make a farce OF lib
crty and tragedy Of conscience
There has been AN un.American tend
cncy Of late In America that Ia sin
ful and shameful and vicious. soaking
at the very foundations Of our glor-
ious republic. am referring to the
tendency to introduce race prejudice.
religious blROtry. social snobishness
intolerance, and injustice. In this
very republic. founded upon the prin-
clplcs of liberty. justice. democracy
and freedom OF conscience, there are
this very day thousands 81 would-bo
! Americans who are ~ furgetful or
ignorant Of their duty ne Americans
that they are undermining the highest
| and hottest la American thought and
I American life: there are Thousands
who cOnspira to rob our public school
| of It's secularlsm there are thouHandi
who cry out ciaInor for the closing al
| OR gates to immigration, there are
| Thousands who crave for class ant
caste diatlnction and discrimination
| thousands wh no work day and night Ia
kind, the flame Of fanatlclsm, 10 Sc
man against man brother usalns
brother. to crush and Kill the very
4 noWer and fruit Of Amorlcanism.
II am speaking thus to you, friends
7, because. true AmeriCHnism IL Rs neal
and dear Ia me an the breath az my
, nostTllH ana bcrausC believe thAl !
bchouves every patriotic American
4 particularly every patriotic organlla
| ton. To stamp out these vicious, uh
| American tendencies IN the very bud
I am speaking thus /" you he ihusn
know, AN you surely know. thnt I'M
republic, Of which YOU ar" justly
proud, will remain great and glorious
| only AS long az her star spanBled han
| urr remains unsOiled and unAtainer
and unspotted. only M long AZ he
| sil,Cry stars shine forth uhdln'me'
ana unaullied ny hIgotry and fannie
isn't. only M long ~ her lnhahithnt
unhuId the God given rights 81 maj
and practice the patriotic principle
OF liberty, tolerance, and Justice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
SOMETHING UNIQUE
TO SEND AWAY
FOR XMAS :. .
That's What Most Holiday
Shoppers Are Looking for,
and They'll Find 1t at the
the Indian Horse Store.

something attractive hut lnrXprn-
sive: Just unique lIrld' something by
way Of holiday remembrance.
That's what a host of AlhuuuCruuc
people viii he looking for curing the
next few weeks especially those who
want tai send Eilta To friends In tho
east. Ana ~ usual. tho John Lee
CLARKE store promises to be head
quarters for those unique little AumU-
thlnga"--for mHilHblc Kits that ara
both artistic and dislinutivrly Now
Mexican.
A brand new Christmas novelty, one
of the best Of the Clarke ideas, IL n
Tiny Indian basket, hllrd with pinon
nuts. tied with II dainty ribbon aud
provided with ~ THtty,, losurG card
'rhe cost IL tritling and ,NplhlnR rOul[
bN moro tyrICally southwestern, Iiu
that's only one. Clatkr II shuNlul
scores at Just ouch unique unh lucHl.
rulorcd gin ideas tt
Among the imported novelties diH'
played at the clarke store none In vt
tracing NOR" favorable attention than
the japanese hnud-raryrd cherry
wood. ,lHpaucs" workmanship V
shown IN its ntnd artistic phase IN
these dainty cherry wood plnuucs and
trays aud hoXcS--Hud again IN" cost
N trlilng.
n EhOuid he remembered hy shop.
prrH, too, that there W. 4 Fnlo "n ut
CHrk"'a and thai - lurly per cent
discount liz given tram IA" regular
marked prices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
CLUB COMMITTEE IS
BUSY WINDING UP
The DETAILS
Those Citizens Who Were Out
of Town When SubSCrip-
tions Were Asked, Are In.
terviewed for Donations.

A Commercial club committed today
made II hnHl canvass for subscriptions
for the mud for tn" purchase Of tho
land necessary fer tho santa Fc shop
extensions, Interviewing n hHli dozen
more citizens wh o were out Of town at
the time the first campaign vas under
way som" weeks ago. The commit
tee, Il is understood. had hut little diff
hculty In securing the subscription
asked. '.
The work of collecting the sub
scriptlons Is proceeding rapidly, sub
sCribcrs paying up promptly at III"
First National hank and the state
National bank, which INSTITUTIONS have
cen designated AZ Repositories for tn"
fund.
Judge Reynolds IN the district court
today issued AN order giving to the
santa Fe Railroad company authority
10 obtain srrNIr" 10y publication on
non residents who are defendants IN
tho condemnation proceedings begun
NCral days ago,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
I,sr,nr Turns MECHANIC.

Syracuse, y, Y, Dec. 3,--The Rev
Karl Heyne. a Protestant Episcopal
clergyman, who WAS protese Of th'
late Bishop Frederic ID. Huntington
has foTsaken the ministry and gone
20 Work Us wood finiahcr. He mad,
the change he says because he found
preaching was not VEN remuneratIVe
and In his now role he thinks he car
better support his four little chill
dTsn. Mr.. Heyne, who is an accom-
plished musician and knows consld
cradle about chemistry, tells hlf
fEiehdsi
II do not wish 10 he known In thi'
world as anything that l am not, nos
do choose ~ use any Of the titles
'sufiixes or degrees to which ! may he
ehtltled In view OF any past achieve
ment."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
FINE RAIN BREAKS
LONG DROUTH
LAST NIGHT
From 0ne-Tenth to Half an
Inch Falls; First Shower
Worthy the Name Since
Last September.

The nrN real shower since lgBt Sep
tember. with precipitation ranging
from II tenth of an inch at the observ-
Ing station ~ the l;io urande Indus
trial school 10 half an inch In Albu-
queraue proper. fell lust night, be-
ginning about d30 and lasting for
several hours The end OF tho twn
months drouth wax welcome to the
urban and rural population alike. the
farmers needing II badly. while the
dust In the outlying sections of tho
city and In the country had become
almost IntOlerahlc. Ths shower war
succeeded by falling temperature and
bright sunshine today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
DOG OWNERS HOT
ON PRISONERS
TRAIL
Substantial Fund Being Rails.
ed by Subscription to Bring
About Apprehension Of Muir
derer of Local CANNES.

A petition IN being circulated In
the city to-day lay Dr w. s. Spindle'
and other dog InnriorE, the 8lgnorH
nf which ngr"r Ia pay the amounts
opposite their nhm"H ~ make mp u
reward tn bo paid for apprehension
OF the dog prisoner who hHs heen
setting In his deadly work lately
Dozens OF owners OF valuable ant
mails are HignIng II and a substantial
sum iS being raised. The dog own!
ers are doing "A llttls quiet dotettiVS
work To catch the dog poisonsF with
the goods and they expect to succeed
IN spite of the fact THAT the Gulprlt
has bufIlcd them for the present.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
DR.. Mendel SLIDER, Speaking
Before Daughters of Ameri-
can Revelation Throws New
Light on Comparative Pa.
triOtisn," Subject Assigned
for Discussion.

Those Americans or so-called Amer
leans Who Grave fer class and casts
distinction and discrimination. were
scored by DR.. Mendel SLIDER in "A most
interesting address delivered before
the Daughters of the American Rcvo-
luton Saturday. evening. at the f.. A,
Walker residence on North High
street Mr.. Silber spoke on the topic
assigned TO him. %COmparative Pat
rlotlsm." He traced out patriotism
from it's earliest sources and declared
that the only patriotism worthy OF
the name II thst which exists today I'm
AmeriCa--that America, which he said
would remain great only as long aE
her Inhabitants uphold the God given
rights of man. and practice the pa
riotic principles Of liberty. tolerance
end nstice.ey b. -,
Or, SLIDER spoke an follows:
Shakespeare was right when he
said Comparisons are odorous'
(Much Ado I'll. ~. Pleasant words
on the one side necessltate unpleas-
ant words on the other. Merits on the
one hand bring into relief dement's on
the other Yet, since all things arc
relative. since we can count and
weigh, gauge and measure only Dy
comparison, It might he well to speak
comparingly OF an exalted theme Ike
patriotism. ! wish To say from the
start, however, that American patriot
i'm Ia beyond comparison. American
patriotism 10 In "A class by Itself. when
II comes TO comparison between the
patriotism OF other countries with
that OF our own, one cannot but say
with John Donne (Elegy ~: She aud
comparisons ara, odIous,' The patriot.
ism OF other countries Is mere chau-
venism, The patriotism Of the ma
tons whose attachment for their land
finds expression IN the nonsenslcal
phase. my COUNTY, right or wrong ID
a sad misnoUIef, Right patriotism
can be FOUND otiry In u country where
the prInclplcs',hhd practices Of the
people are fisnS and where the form
OF government ~ right. Right pat
riotlsm can exist 6nlyfin a country
like ours where tho people are held
together by. the strOnEest and most
precious of .hlIllar tles-those OF hu-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
New I,ue for Grcsl Names.

BostDb, Mas, Dec. 3.-Bay state
persons with family trees are aroused
over the custom OF Some foreigners
who enter 4SuslHGss OF RbandOniHe
their own, cumbersome names and
adopting those OF some OF the states
pFoudest old families.
That this will eventually. have "a
be qua rded against by law In the opln-
ION nj. j.. Calder Gordon, secretary
register OF the Scottish Historical 30
ciety OF North America. Such Names
srdcIDg store Windows - John Low
ELI Fruit PeddI6T:T' Charles Eliot
JuaK Dealer" ana william Peabody
Payvnhroker." have made local society
Throw ny It's arms In dismay
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
VERDICT OF.
INQUEST 1.
Jury Attaches Ne Blame to
Railway Company or Elm.
ployes for Killing of Aged
Lucas Parrez.

\ verdict ~ accidental death was
rctufhbd this afternoon by the cor
oncrs jury which held the inquest
over the body NJ Lucas Parreg, 30
years of age, who was killed Satur-
day morning by being struck by n
Santa Pc freight train while crossing
the railway track near Fruit avenue,
No blame IL attached to the railway
company or lts employees. Following
In the text Of the verdict
We, the undersigned Justice Of the
pence AMI jury who HIt on the inquest
| ou the body OF Lucas ParreE. who
died IN Precinct ~. November 40.
l1l2, fnd that deceased came to his
death from injuries received by BENG
struck by engine No. 1904 Of tho A..
T. n \. r. railway In Precinct t2,
| HornnlllIu county. on November 40,
| lDI2, while crossing Tho tracks nsar
hHuHard'S mills
NV. w. MCCLELLAN.
Justice Of tho Peace;
"r. NJ McCLOSKEY,
~, T.. DE CATELMOLINO.
-, y, UOFF,
IN T., BACA.
"p. SANDONAID"
Tho mcmhrrs at the engine and
trim crew concerned In the accident
were cloEriy Iucstlunnd concerning
tn" accident ana II WIS proved Ia tho
Hdt iafaction at the jury that every at.
| fort was made to stop the train M
well nH Ia warn the unfortunate man,
who Was quite deaf, of HIS danger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
YOUNGRN
MOTHERSMN

No young woman. IN the Joy Of
coming motherhood, Should neglect
10 prepare her system for the physl.
cal ordeal she 10 10 undergo. The
henith Of both herself and the coming
child depends largely upon the care
che bsstOws upon herself during the
waiting months. Mothers Friend
prepares the expectAnt mothers sys-
TEN for the coming event, and its use
makes her comfortable during ali the
term. Il works with and for nature
and by gradually expanding all It's
sues, muscles and tendons, involved.
and keeping the breasts IN good con-
dition, bTinga the woman 70 the crisis
In splendyd physical condition. The
baby, too. Il more apt TO be perfect and
Btgong wh0re the mother hes thus
prepared harseIf for natures supreme
euucti0m. No better ndvie9 could be
gtvon q young Oxpectant rAOthhP than
that ehs use Mothers FrlendI Il IL Q
medicine Tat has proven ~ value
taseN Mother's MINI fRlIaHs
ysiena q aplA ct ~
dRRR stores. ~ - gn
Wrtto Cor free ~
book eaF eN)oct.
AIT naotnorss which 0On mach
yaiaabso iafaFnA lIons ana ~ sas'
| anslicrh ol q helpful nagsNa
| Area q c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
CURIOSITY MAY COsT
YOUTH HIS EYEEZGHT

Pueblo, Dec. 3,--Curiosity "a dis
cover what made golf ball bounce
may cost William Platt, aged years.
the loss OF HIS eyeAlght. The boy
found = e0lg ball and while cutting II
open With an axe, tho acid center OF
the bail exploded, the acid hitting the
boy IN the eyes Doctors are hope
ful OF bartially restoring tho boys
sight tlr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
Oyeralloen for HOrren.

B6AtOh. MaSs. Dec. 3.--Lotta Crab
tres. rlhe actress. offers TO provide
Oy6rp1hOes 40 poorly shOd Boston
hDraAa the, Ginning winter ~ lessen
the number Of mishsps Detailing them
on jce.coVered streets, The over
ShoSb are 10 be OF type inSurins
the bed hoaesbIe f0OttHB.
eplun ogbrakoss viii be, used whsE
the etFoot3 aae. slippery and when tht
aedInary shoe will not suhlco TO keet
ne hofssS "a their febt," ahe said.
3 Il d 1tlss cyablfes'e iaAsnti0m d
dld,N6hgS me as66D without charge
y bWunss % hoassS anabIe,tO pay foI
tee'us ~ W. ~ n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
FUGITIVE SOUGHT By
DENVER POLICE
SURRENDERS
Authorities Desire Employer
to Explain Mysterious Death
Of HOuseksper Followed by
Physicians Suicide.

[By Leased wlge 20 Eyenlng Hcgaldl
Denver, Dec, 49, Martin w. Tres
ter, sought by the Ahiico because Of
the nature of the death 81 Mabel
white. . housekeepar ~ his employ.
surrendered 70 me npllca this moFn-
lnS. TFssssr had syhdsa the oaiCsss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

Cottolene
makes delicious pastry


It's the last word In pastry
making. Il makes cakes 90
light and ait tat every NOR.
eel tastes like "moge."
Digestible too, because Get
GOIsns food y, never greasy.
cOttOlsne ID better than
lard, because IFS a vegetable
mot an animal product II
is richer-slse One-third less.
cOttOlehS h cheaper than
bufter-costs no more than
lard, and win give better 70
suits than either. Use ono
third Iees than l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

since lHsl Friday and not, units n fter
III" stir caused ny his hOusekeepcrs
death and later that of the physician
who had attended her had subsidized
did TroSt"r let his whorca bouts he-
com" known. Ito TX stlll confined Ia
the city jail, whcr" hc viii make no
statement. 30 bond has been fxed
tor him IN yet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

Fiss, Eeat ,ebvsll, ihssrlsd auna
sYhssl ssssgi .r.s ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
AIngnnlc. Arlcr n,Nclrr scnIr.

Chicago, Doe, g. Announcement of
what action he win take with refer
"nrc Ia the rcuucH Tor hiH rcstRnAy
iiOn nH president or tho Western
I"agu" win he made by Grip" O'Neil
on january /, Al - meeting of the
league lp Milwaukee rcCcntip the
magnntcs voted i've to three ~ nsk
for the rcsignntion THIS action
grew out NJ fight tn hRvn, bend
quarters removed from Chicago To
"omc city west at here. which plan
waH opposed 10y O'Noll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

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