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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
KENYON TO NOMINATE CUMMINS
Kenyon Il Not Delegate But lie
VIII Have Idttle Trouble In
Getting Proxy.

DIES MONIES. la, June S.-Sena-
tor w. $. Kenyon may nominate Sem
ator Albert b. Cummins for president
at the Chicago convention IL plan
being discussed by the senior sena-
tors friends here today materiallzes
Senator Kenyon Is net a delegate.
but no difficulty Is expected In getting
proxy for him fro none of the
Cummins delegates from Iowa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
TWO THOUSAND HAVE FLED.
Says American Flag Means Little
Abroad

Los ANGELES. Cal. June S.-Col.
Epes Randolph, president Of the
Southern Pacific railroad Of Mexico. in
an interview published today, said con.
ditions could not be much worse than
they now were along the west coast
of that country.
Two thousand Americans havo
fled the country said Colonel Ran.
dolph.
Asked IL II were possible for tho
American government to do anything
to better conditions, he replied:
My experience is that the Ameri.
can flag means very little abroad"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
WILL VOTE ON LORIMER JULY 6
But If Congress AdjOuins Earlier
Earlier, the Oatc WI BE
Advanced.

WASHINGTON, June S.--The sem
ate VIII vote on the question of un'
seating Senator Lorimer of Illinois on
Saturday July 6. This date was
argeed upon at a conference late to-
day, at which the views of both the
pro-Lorimer and the antl-Lorimer
senator's were voiced.
The agreement, however was with
the understanding that in the event
of the adjournment Of congress ear
lier than July 6, the voting time
would be advanced so that the case
would be finally disposed of at this
session of congress.
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Report Was Untrue. q.

JOHNSON CITY. Tenn, june s. =
Passengers arriving here today from
Dante, Va, mining town, told
thrilling story of bloodshed in that
place last night in which a pitched
battle among miners figured, 25 Of
whom We're said to have been killed
in a row over game of cards. In
vestigation of the. report proves 1t
without foundation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
COURT DENIES A REHEARlNG
Attorney General West Is Refused New
Hearing In Indian Tax
Cases.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The Unit
ed States supreme court has denied the
motion Of Attorney General West for
rehearing in the Indian tax c9ses.
recently decided in favor of the In
dams by the supreme court.
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Elect Two More In Alabama

DECATUR, Ala, June S.-l'rogros-
slye republicans from the Eighth con-
gressionnl district held q convention
here today and gave lronrlad instruc-
tious To the two delegates elected u
vote for Colonel Roosevelt at the CHI
cago national convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
SOPWITH WON FLYING DERBY
But Was Later Disqualified for Pass
ing -Four Miles Inside Turn
ing Point.

LONDON. June S-While Tom Sop
with finished In the lead in the first
flying derby over an 81 mile course
around London today he was dsqual-
filed for passing four miles inside
one Of the turning marks, The race
ed second, 10 minutes behind Sop
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CHICAGO, June S-Formal an
nouncement was made today Of the
candidacy Of Governor John Abncr
Mead Of Vermont for the republican
vice presidential nomination.
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SURFACE CARS ARE STOPPED
Street Car Strikers In II ston Resume
RiOting-Dray MOtOrmcn and
Conductors From Cars.

BOSTON June S-Riotlng In con-
nectlon with the strike of the employ
es of the Boston Elevated railroad
system which began yesterday, was
resumed tonight Early IN the even
ing the company decided to abandon
its surface car service for the night.
Tho first serious outbreak OF the
night was reported In Cambridge
where mob Of nearly a thousand
held up a trolley car, dragged the con-
luctor and motorman off and cndeav-
ored 10 tip 1t over into the street. Po-
lice finally dispersed the crowd.
Wash Hudson of Lawton Is can
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NEGROES were SCARED
HOTELS AND BUSINESS HOUSES
LOCK THEIR DOORS WHEN
MOB APPEARS.
CONDITINNS ARE ALARMING
Many Cubans Are Already Figuring
on Who WIN Bc the Amcri-
can Governor

HAVANA, June S.-The aspect Of
racial war In the city OF Havana to-
night transcended In Importance any
news received from the field OF op-
crallons. Rumors current during tho
day OF the intention OF the mob TO
make an onslaught upon the negroes
III lhe capital Induced President Co
m,1 TO issue a proclamation tonight
urging mutual moderation and threat.
enlng all disturbers of the peace with
the most severe punishment.
AT half past nine o'clock, the mo-
ment the proclamation was issued
from the presidential palace, a mob
composed OF many thousand young
men OF the better class. and including
many students, had gathered In Gem
tral park and were shouting Down
with the negroes"
Within two minutes after the out.
break all the negrOse bootblacks and
newsboys had disappeared from
view.
All of Them Armed.
The crowd rapidly Increased IN
proportion as the evening wore on.
Practically all of the demonstrants
We're armed and many were openly
one time panic ensued as the re-
suit Of II shot fired by police captain
as signal to his men.
The mob during the evening, shout
ing Lynch the niggers," gave chase
to every negro who happened TO pass
IN the vicinity of Central park. A
strong force OF foot and mounted
police was hastened to the scene of
the disorders and order eventually
was restored. the mob gradually dis
porsing In various directions, appar-
entity IN search OF negroes, who had
taken refuge In their homes
Fear Further Outbreaks.
Later the captain of the police
guard, with company of infantry,
proceeded to the scene OF the dis
turbance and Gordon OF police was
formed around the park, but the
demonstrations by that time had been
discontinued. Grave fears are en-
tertained In Havana tonight that anti
negro rioting will be renewed on an
extensive scale. The government is
making eevry preparation to cope
with any emergency.
The principal hotels and cafes on
the square have locked their doors
and the storm shutters have been put
on the windows
Beginning tonight all the police OF
Havana are armed with long new
dlscarding their clubs.
Race rioung among the longshore-
men, which began last night. was re-
sumed this afternoon. One negro
was killed. The police finally re-
stored order.
situation Il Hopeless.
The opinion is becoming very gem
eral that 1t Is hopeless to expect the
government to crush the insurgent
forces in Oriente, despite General
assurance that he ex-
poets to end the rebellion in three
weeks. General Nunez has offered a
corps OF 1900 veterans to reinforce
him, but they must await the arrival
Of arms from the United States.
Preliminary steps are being taken
TO effect tho organization Of veterans.
The question most frequently heard
everywhere is:
who vii be the American gover-
nor general?" The impression Is that
In the event of such an appointment
becoming necessary ii would prob-
ably fall to General Wood.
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CHICAGO, June S.-l'orty-eight
was the total number Of delegates to
the republican national convention
turned into tho TAFT column" today
by the national committees decision
on contests frc m Arkansas, Florida
and Georgia.
The Roosevelt contestants lost every
case as they did yesterday Ten OF
Georgia districts, 20 delegates, went to
TAFT they being decided upon the
same arguments as had served In tho
case of the four delegates at largo
which had Just been given to Taft. The
two remaining Georgia districts with
their two apiece soon went the same
way.
Runs Total 10 ~,
with the "a delegates, l6 from Ala
bama and eight from Arkansas, plaC-
ed on the temporary roll OF the con-
vention as the result OF yesterdays
hearings today's work runs up tho
total of 72 added to the TAFT list since
the national committee convened last
Thursday afternoon. The cases passed
upon today We're those of:
Arkansas-Third, fourth, firth and
seventh congressional districts, two
delegates each. eight in all The sixth
district was not contested the dele
gates are listed as "uninstructcd.
Florida-The six delegates at large
and all three districts, the entire state
representation in all.
Georgia-The four delegat tes at large
and all of the IL congressional dis
tricts each with its two delegates. 28
In all.
Indiana Is Next.
This clears the docket for the talt-
ing up early next week Of the cases
upon which the Roosevelt people are
laying far more stress than upon those
from the south, such cases for exam
pie as those from Indiana which viii
probably be taken up when the CONF
mittee convenes on Monday morning.
There still remains in alphabetical
order before these the cases of the
six delegates at large from Arizona
and of the fourth congressional dis
trict of California. They may be talk
en- up on Monday or may go over until
later in the week.
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Wash Hudson Of Lawton Is can
dldate for state senator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09

WASHINGTON, June 8. Weath-
an forecast Oklahoma-Cloudy
sunday Monday fair.
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Tlne Wea0Ller

TULSA. June S-The tempera-
ure' Maximum, Sli minimum.
5, Southeast winds parity
cloudy
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that scaled bids
will ne received hy the Undersigned up
20 u m August IL. 1872. Tor the ma
terials and labor required IN tho erection
Of an addition 10 tho Jackson school
consisting of three classrooms, toilets
ard heating plant, located AZ First
North and between Sixth and Seventh
West streets. FOR the salt Lake CITY
board % education. according 10 plans.
specifications ard drawings. which are
oren for inspection of tho bidders AZ the
oficc of w. 6. Foilsnd. architect. $50
McIntvrc building. salt Lake CITY. Utah
and all bids and proposals at the above
time viii b publicly opened and read In
the Office ~ the board % education IN
the city and county building Salt Lake
Citv. Utah. All bids must be addressed
70 ''B-oard oS Education ~ Salt Lake
CITY and marked I'm lower left hand
corner. bids Tor Addition 70 Jackson
delivered 20 the hoard Of education al
the said dine and place for opening same.
pies must not contain conditions, quail
iacatiors. propositions. or any other
Epeclfsations. drawings. contracts and
bonds, and bidder must use the form of
BIDS which viii he found at The Office
of rid win be received.
4 certified or cashiers check on soua
hank IN Salt Lake CITY. Utah, for AZ
least ncr cent of The amount OF each
hid must he enclosed. Each check IS 20
be made payable 20 tho undersigned and
4, 10 he forfeited 20 tho undersigned In
case tho bid is accepted and tho bidder
does not enter into tho contract within
three dayr after is acceptance for the
faithful execution or the contract and
bond hereinafter mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are
eIsn az th- offlce of said architect aud
cau there - examined.
bond must be furnished for one
hsif 81 tho bid. md good and sufficient
suretie-. all satisfactory 70 tho under
signed.
The BIDS are 70 ss for tho bundinE :
complete.
The urdcrsiEned reserves tho riFnt O.
reject anv and all bids.
iDnf~i salt Lake CITY. August J. 1917.
BOARD OF EDUCATION or SALT
LAKE, CITY f9l
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plar. Pine Nllne & Milling company.
principal place Of business Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
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cfftc4 % tho company on the 10Th day OF
JuIr 1919. an assessment of onc-duarter
of n cent per share was levied upon the
STOCK rf the corporation issued ana out
stsndinE payable Immediately - 40
West South Temple street. Salt Lake
City. Utah Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the
ouent and advertised for sale at public
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rauv's office 20 pay deiiDqucnt assess
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NrritslrE and expense of sale.
By order Of board % directors
J ?. EIEHM
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c2lss
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


PICEARD-The BODY OF Mrs. Emma Pick
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DIED

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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

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