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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-07-18

Thursday evening occurred the in
stallation OF the officers of the Odd
Fellows, and the following will have
charge OF the lodge work during the
next six months. Past grand, S. G.
Ccoville; noble grand, l.. H.. John
cording secretary, o. B. Cornish;
financial secretary. w. w. Wood
man: treasurer. O. e. Thompson;
chaplain, DR.. M. Halphide: warden,
w. ii. Snow; conductor, Fritz Pet
ers; r. S. to N. G.. S. w. Rowley;
l.. S. to N. G., Nels Jensen; r. S. to
V. G., Victor Lasson; l.. S. to V. G.,
Geo. Worthen; r. S. S., w. M. Hill;
H.. S. S., Berger Jelmsland; l. G..
Ernest Miller; o. G., VIM. Dethleffs.
Ten of the seventeen Sunday
schools of Dawson county were re-
presented in the county Sunday
school convention held Sunday at
Mt. Vernon. Mitchell sem over a
good delegation from the various
churches in the city, and the day
was a thorough success.
S. ID. Van Benthuysen, of this city.
gave the address in the morning on
MEMS Relations to and Influence in
Sunday School Work" A song SER
vice was held at the opening of the
afternoon, and E. l.. Bridge told
How l Keep My Boys" Miss Laur-
sons paper on "Plans for the Pri-
mary" was read by Miss Anna Hay
mes. F. p. Leach, state secretary.
spoke on THE Conservation OF
Childhood" and Miss Lindessmith
gave a fine paper on "How to Inter
est Girls in the intermediate Grade"
c. II. Burkhardt, Sunday School mis-
sionary, gave a report of the years
work, since he had taken hold last
October. He stated he had organized
eight Sunday schools in the coun
try.
This was followed by the report of
the vorious committees, and the cleo
, tion of Officers, which resulted as
/, follows: President, w. M. Mcdonald,
Mt. Vernon; first vice president. c.
F.. Drake. Ethan: second vice presi-
dent. e. ID. Watkins, LOOMS: secret
= airy and treasurer. Miss Ethel Lyons,
Mitchell.
In the evening the Mt. Vernon or
j chestra and Mrs. r. L.. Bridge fur
. nished the music. The address of the
evening was given by Rev. w. Nj.
MAR, of this city, which was de-
. voted to Sunday school work. The
convention next year will meet at
Ethan.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-07-18

suffrance of the elective power and
SO any faint upon the of his
selection should be sufficient ground
upon which to expel him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
nny I,enIna nersId s. 2. I.sassa MItsl

Washington. Aug Thousands
Ht uImN Veterans Iu need. hgpJua"
thr annual pension biu H hul. up Boo
congress mHN by relieved ut once it
On, house win meet th, scuUtcH Now
proposal iur tho ubuIishmyut ut the
seventeen outlying pension agencies.
Tho house wants uiI abolished. The
senate pensions committee to-day de-
,Idud Geo suggest cumprumi-o bv
IbulishIuE th, agencies uu D., ,bruurt
D. 1919 Tho who'll, NIIl was Hch.d-
ulDd Goo come up iu the senate today
with lu amendment tu that effect.
o. is believed the bous, VIII accept
o. N"ttlN 100000 b. now due to
pensioners
Tho pension bureau today faced
the greatest financial crisis iu its his-
tory Ht the result of the back cot FUNDS
iu uHN pensioners Tho san Francisco
agency has 90 balance uf exactly seven
cents and Detroit only four cents. E,-
ports trum uil the agencies received
at the bureau told the same story ut
uu money for the Veterans and their
dependents uu tho nations pension
lI-t.
This condition is due Co tho dclay
oi congress Boo passing the pension ape
preparation bill
The Veterans dependent upou pcn-
siuus. who Jru feeling lh, pinch oi
poverty because the pension office BE-
broke are not nlouc iu their d.
lommu Practically all tho regular
200 IrWN posts tu the United states
have received uu pay since luHo
This extraordinary situation wKt
caused hy thp delay ln passing IA,
| general deficiency hill The regular
| army appropriation has hoeu pXhuus
trd iu AluN ana Tho war department
| was depending on th, deficiency bH
| Tor moro money.
July payments really arn available
| under thu resolution uI July /. which
extended last years. appropriation
| Tor uJth,r month. but disbursement
ui that WHs held up boo tho puymus
tor'H office with tho exception thu
oupgru@ soon would pass the regular
| bill
| luymust,r General smith. how
| over, said hr would dishurse somo col
ihr money available it th, dcriciruci
! bin was not enacted THIS week..
The army hul is N,t to hr note,
upuu in th' eDuato uul later viii o..
tu confidence with tho house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
HARTMAN HELPED
At ROOSEVELT
INSTIGATION,
SAYS ODELL
Former Governor of New York
Throws New Light on Rail
road Wizards Quarter Mil.
lion Contribution.
FLAT CONTRADICTION
OF SHELD0N's STORY
tBy Evening" Herald \. . LEASED wirsJ

Washington Aug ri -- Former
Governor Benjamin ". pdvll of New
York, told the senate committee IN
ycstigating campaign funds O. story OF
Edward ". llurrimuuE 100000 cuu-
tributiun of 1904 sD different from
told 60 thr committee by George a.
sheldon. that members uf the com
mlttec asked Mr. udcll how he uc-
counted Tor tho yarunccs.
Tho former governor remarked
that Cornelius N. BLISS. treasurer oi
the Republican national committee Boo
1904 might have "told some white
iips' to Mr. sheldon about b. Shell
don Way associated with Bliss wuof-
U.ria'b Boo 1904 and was treasurer iu
1908.
The substance of Mr. pdoWs tseti-
muuy Wa- that President Roosevelt
asked Nh Hartman iu 1905 Go come
ts che white House Goo tank about
campaign funds Following that talk.
said MI pdoL Mr.. Hartman raised
100000 for tho campaign ana turn
vd 10 over to the Republican uiiOnul
committee. Mr. DdvlI said hc hyd re
criyyd 100000 of that contribution
for th, Nrw Work. state campaign und
the balance remained iu the hands
nt the national committee.
Mr. pd'U said that MIR Hartman
had told him Colonel Roosevelt had
agreed 10 necessary. he would help
out In the NoV YORK senatorial situB-
tiuu hy appointing senator Cb1uEcoy
81. b"pow ambassador Go France.
thus leaving tho senatorial contest
clear for Frank Black former gov-
pruOr of Npu York.
Air sheldon had testified that the
contribution had byru arranged hc-
tween MI Blis4 and Mr. Hartman
and that Colonel Roosevelt never
I knew about BE- until 20 long time after
election. llc denied that % had been
u subject ui spundCuco between
ihc former president and Mr. llarri-
man.
MIR sheldon had further testified
that Ma OdrlI had comp Geo Mr. Blis,
to scp about raising money for tho
stat" campaign ana that lutcrMr
Hartman aud MI BLISS got together
about $3.50. 600 which was handed
. over tn tho state wont, ttpr and never
J went Goo the national committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
NEGRO SUSPECT MAY
Be INNOCENT
Of MURDER
Denver Police Far from Con
vinced That Prisoner Feath-
erstone Is Man Wanted for
Death of Girl.
1ny Evsnlns Herald 4. y. Leased wIrsI

Denver. luln. Aug &C.. Admitting
tnIt uri. oIr.uwsIaurW rsiuruD. had
been secured Goo connect John Fp1th-
crstuuu. l negro. with the murder ui
NIH -Iauou DHr'l,u Iu fuIu WEht
boa Npufeluir suburb. tMrf ui Police
FDIA p.\tI tudls declared that th'
Investigation uf fuu .D.IsIi,uuH
against iur negro wHa uuI. One phase
uf IH. puIi". search fur fHU murderer.
lHHt UI.hi Iud .Ndu" agents of blg
trI.l Attorney Willis g. ElHuits office
W.ry known Goo H. actively lusniua Ia
srUFrIf. UF,#IeHtiuu thD u8Wr, and
scope uI which HUs guarded gluHrh.
$50 Information hHu hreu received
bl iu, police pur'f TODAY Goo confirm
tha statement uf Lem lBku that hr
had known John FoHthrrstour. alias
Peter Dillon, 200 oklahoma tlty ur
tblt thr prisoner had served terms boo
tho oklahoma ana IrNHs pens. As.
susiu.,s were st,u however. That
This pufse uf the .tHu would np Iu-
NnstIgHted thuruHEh|I.
10 WAS understood that Feather
STONE would hr subjected tu another
rIs,ruUa Sweating today Do, th. ru-
u., Tho statement uf thlvf p.NDl'
revived the belief 'huf th, police still
Hrr Hur. hing iur thu stranger who
UHs reported tu hHtr u.Dustrd o.
su,r.uld Olea Kaiser near che scene
uf tho crime early Friday evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
THRIFTY NEW YORK
POLICE OFFICERS
GATHER SNUG
FORTUNES
District Attorney Discovers
That One Inspector Is Mil
lionaire While Others Are
Wealthy.
STIFF SCHEDULE FOR
GAMBLING AND VICE
lny Evening nsrsIa a. q. I.rsssa wIrsl

Now YORK. Aux, il-n the
search for evidence to convict the
murders ur the gambler. Herman Roc
scuthaL the states attorney and the
grand iuiy have unearthod % wealth.
ot Information showing that gain
blcrs and keepers of disordcrl}
houses have paid sums aggrcguting
hundreds of thousands ul dollars
yearly for police projection.
The monthly tariffs paid o." tho poe
lic, vary First ciass up to0r gumh-
ling houses paid $1,000. % middle
class gambling house paid $50, cnst
side gaining hnu "e p''d amy "n''"
from slou Goo $500; hiEh GLASS pool
rooms. 5000. while poker aud dice
games paid $500. Up town Disorder
N houses paid $500, while cHst SIDE
resorts paid 500.
With tho ro-opcratiun OF au the
banks m the city District AttoruR
Whit man has been able Goo obtain the
names ot four polio" Inspectors
whose bank accounts run INTO scN-
oral hundred thousand. buD iufpcr
tor is said tu have accumulated "
million dollars
JACK" Rose. in his story before
fh, grand jury. d. reported tu nave
involved Jack sullivan, tho News
boy Eiup' aud close friends "l
Lieutenant Becker. went tu Bridge
W,bh,rs gambling place auh N'rlpl
that ih, gun men were there, went
to the hotel Mctropoic tu locate lios'
,nthui.
Gos,. t .s further said, told tho
grand jury that sullivan then r'.
turned tu Webhcrs and told the gut
mon where Eoscnthni could hc found
District Attorney Whitman obtain.
ga % rlu, to-day of "a second safety de-.
po.it hos boo which it Nas reported
Police Lieutenant becker had place,
large amounts ot money ana securt
tics. County detcctivcs were sent IL
investigate.
Lieutenant becker was asked n
prison about deposits Ia Nuriou
Z banks accredited tn his ownership
I Il, admitted that hr had $4,000 boo
/ branch of the Corn Exchange bank
81 borrowed that money said
| Becker. and paid u out tu th'
/ builders To- put up my house Lieu
/ tenant Becker would not talk iurth'
ut tho bank deposits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
S7iMSON REBUKES
CONGRESSIONAL
INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE
Lawmakers Scored for Giving
Undue Publicity to Scandal
Concering Case of Major
Becoher Ray.
INQUIRY DEVELOPS INTO
QUEST FOR THE PAPERS
ny Evening Herald 4. -. Leased wirrl


Washington Aup H--s,crsfpry
stimson ana Tho housr rommittn. i'm.
y.stiqating IA. p.sc ,f Nafnr u.,eh-
..r hi Rny. th. ,t.,, pp,1pnst.r ,c.
tusrd of having l.n. unlitirnl .nrk
fsr President Tat ,ltsh,d TODAY oyor
Tho right nf ths committee to cntl on
Mr. StJmsnu to produca uap.rs in the
case. Neprsaaut.tIVa thllkia, of Dhl,
announced bD NoulJ lonk for sntus
precedent tu accuse th. s.rrctar, of
puntpupt nf puusr,ss
S.rrrisry sums.u denied tho right
nf ruurr.f. d, fr, .tD .r.t tbrousb him
I.ttoya and r3r,rs of , p,rsnr1I u1
lure
Hp resisted th, rffn.t of tho mem
hprs tp pIu him down ta ndmissiuu
thHt hp or snmu ono Iu his depart.
mont had "hrIl IlrtH from CONGRESS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
my Evening nsr-rd \. p. Leassa wI,-,

Washington. Aus a. -- President
Tau today vetoed the steel bill
IN message 20 congress the prcsi-
dent apid ho dlsappro,od the moas.
urc because % provided for revenue
only and tuok nu account of prot,c-
uuu for American industries. Hc
condemned the ways 1nd means com.
mitt,o for r,uusine public hearing
uu the hIU lIs veto Was expected.
Mr. Tut gave as another reason
tor hI. veto that the bul affected not
1uly tho iron and steel industry but
uiy-niuc aiucd tudustrics. which, h'
said vcr, worth separate classified
tuu.
Mr TAFT wrote hc was mot prcpar,i
to Say there were uu items in the
steel schedule which ought not tp hc
reduced. but hc pointed uut thut hs
adNalutrm rate was au apparent re-
durtiuu ut o. per cent from the du.
Ties ot tho Wilson law.
"A hil Tor complete revision uI
This schedule was ptvs'u,"d O." mc %
year HEu ln the extra session of ihir
congress" wrote thr president
"Muuy increases ana decreases ol
rates. are now muuo from those nam
,d boo the former measure. TIL
chuug,a ure not explained and iudi.
cato the husty method pursued ln
me preparation at huth. o. % not
fair tu ask, either on the huss "i
projection ur revenue which was
right
"On tho whole. therefore, am not
willing Go approve ct legislation ot
this Kind. which vitality affects, not
only millions ot working men and
a. a..
hut hundreds of millions ut dollars
worth ot stocks ut goods lea the hands
ut sturrkccpers ana distributors gen
orally without first uruNidiug for 90
careful dlHinteTcst,d inquiry into the
conditions of tho whole industry.
Prom the outset of nav admins
tfatiou I have urged n revision uf the
tariff based ON % non partisan study
at the facts. have provided tho
in thc uppuintmens ut O. tariff beard
its thorough work, already completed
ON several schedules. has justified my
confidence la this method.
Tho president said he also
would veto the Legislative. executive
ana judicial appropriation bill cor
tying riders 60 abolish the cummcrC,
court aud limit tenure of office of
ciNil service employees tu seven wears
ly doing SEQ, the president would hold
mp his own salary. thut oi every
member ul cungross and every en-
ploytc of the United states cuurta
Speculation OF the possibilities of
passing the bin over his veto are ne,
ing discussed and loHders are cam
XasslnR the house and scuatc.
As soon as the presidents yot,
message had been read the huus'
Democrats began uu attompt to re
pass n over the executives disup
proval Tho Republican leaders en-
tered upon O. determined Eight agaius
the plan, and a long debate was pre-
Cipitated.
Speaker Clark finally ruled tha
the question of considering immodI
ntoly the president veto was r. uucs
tlon of the highest constitutional priv
ilcge, aud therefore displaced ul
other business before the house. Nj
nority Leader Mann appealed iron
the decision Of the chair hut lost h'
an oVrrW hclnlIng vote.
Majority Leader Underwood pro
posed plan that provided one hour
debate, Go Dee equally divided, at th
expiration ot which e vote of passiu
the bin over the presidents veto wa
90 bo taken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
TARIFF PARAMOUNT
CAMPAIGN ISSUE
DECLARES
HILLES
Bright Young Chairman Of
Republican Committee Sees
Excellent Chance of Re
Electing Taft.
REGARDS WILSON AS HIS
ONLY REAL OPPONENT

Chicago. Aug. H..-Chprlcs -.
IIups. chairman of tho Republican
national committee, arrived Boa chi
cugo today aud launched the Hcpuh-
liran presidential campaign iu ia"
middle west with tho assertion that
hr considered tho Democratic party
tho enemy tu hU fought and That Mr
Wilson would br tho man mat Wouid
have To- be- defeated Goo assure MI
TutJH recollection.
Nh ttllr- made uu reference 90
Colonel ituuarNrlt or tho Irust HsiVo
party .ayrpt boo t'rsn, ,duHiic replies
tl utrrruRbilous ty intorVlovcrH
Th,u hp spoke of the thi.i party
movement as th, third tenn party.
rh, president former secretary
mot the m,mhtrs ut the B.punl.'ap
executive committee lee conference
and met s,urr uI state loadtte. lie
rIId Do, f,li more encouraged ana
confident ul Republican success than
hr bad ut amy time sine, presid"nt
lHu'a denomination.
"Dur friends thiUk tho tariff VIII
Ne &C. ssuy iu this campaigi." said
MIR Nilies "aud 7 am Inclined Co
think the fight for the presidency
ull center about that Issue.
"Thu chicago headquarters VIII
have thlrg, uf the campaign work lu
nearly aIl oI th, country west Of IT,
diana. pNo,utiug the Pacific coast
states. whore th, work viii be direct t-
ga from headquarters az Portland,
ore"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
NEVER HEARD OF PACT
TO RAISE SUGAR PRICE

Denver. Aus. lA.--Thomas 4 Duke,
formerly secretary of the Wholesale
Groccrs club. was the first witness
uu ihr stand today in thp thiru day s
inquiry hv the federal government
sugar trust. with Wow of brlaglng
about its dissolution.
Nh Duke. who Wus secretary of
tho NholcsAlo urncers in 1907, said
he never had in his possession pn
agreement of tho wholesale groccrs
"a advance Mo price uf susnr in tho
state. pud further md hc did nos
know of one in the nrIutiun. The
agreement tn which reference was
made was oac which Charles g. Ilurd
testified Monday did exist und which
stipulated an advance ot 200 per cent
over tho market price per sack,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
ROOSEVELT PLANS TO
SPEAK ~ EVERY STATE.

oyster BiN, N. v. Aug li,-aIlens
lur opening thr Progressive party's
campaign trD tu hc completed today
bN Colonel EouscVrlt. senator Dixon,
hi- campaign manager, George W.
Perkins uf Sew York. and Mcdili Me-
Curmirk oI Chicago.
pnD OF the ditticult problems has
been found ln thc arrangement Of "a
satisfactory itinerary Tor Colonel
Roosevelt TIE has received several
Thousand iuyi1upns to make CHm-
pIiru speeches. aud expects to de-
liver about siNtY distributed lea such
way that hc viii speak iu every
state with possibly three or four eN-
rruIiuuH Senator Dixon has out
lined To- tentative itinerary which ho
viii submit today to Colonel ltuosc-
NDlt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Convened at lU a. M. Woul
Urilf revision hIl passed hy
house over prcsidDu's veto was
reported
Former Governor Ddcll of New
York. testified before campaign
funds Investigating committee
regarding r.. o. Harrimuns
100000 contribution 60 thu
Republican 1904 fund.
Bogau consideration ot the
Coosu dam bin senator Burton
attacking governments policy Boo
granting watpr power privilege
Cousa river darn hiil was dis
placed hy cotton iariff revision
hill consideration ut which was
begun aud uu amendment adopt
rd to repeal the canadian rrci-
procity act. senator Lafollotto
offered substitute which WAS
voted down
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
DEPUTY GAME WARDEN
WANTS MOUNTED POLICE
TO GET GUN AND STAR

Santa Pc, n. NJ, Aug ii-Frcd W.
Edwards, deputy game warden AZ
Nirtylyia. Taos county y. NJ. has
sent in an appeal for aid Co the
mounted police. asserting that ne was
held up hy tho citizens OF that sec
tion aud his gun and star taken away
from him.
superintendent Refuses 10 Resign.
Superintendent Smith al the state
hospital TOR the insane at Las Vegas
has refused to resign upon request OF
'he board. according 10 adVicea re-
CeiVed here today. Smith has a five
year contract, with three years 20 run
uud declares no cannot bo Ousted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
SAM SCTEPPS HIDDEN
OUT N uOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs. AIN. Aug. -. While
u is practically certain that sam
held us witness in ih"
Goscnthal murder ease, N not l"I
uum the business district here. yet
ne has not been seen by newspaper
men since his removal from "A down
town hotel last night The return OF
Schrpps Go the custody of Postmaster
johnson was merely ur prrcautIun.
No rcprcstutHtlNU- either ui iht
district attorneys office ur tho pollC"
department uf Kew York. huNc arr
rived Mr. whitman representative
are expected today
Ia the event conflicting efforts are
mad, to secure SChrpps II became
known that Postmaster johnson
stands ready tu lilr 10 charge against
Schrpps before 90 United States COM
missioner. This would cause delay
which would permit the arrival ui
the district attorney ncn, for whom
all concerned here sly they arc hold.
ing Schcpps. Tho start Of Bernard
sander. ST., Schyppe' attorney for
Hot Springs may however, delay the
delivery uf the prisoner to any per
son until Sander himself arrives
Schcpps is held without legal pro-
cess. ilp understands his position aud
hus repeatedly declared himself satis-
tivd with conditions llc would Moth.
cr confirm or deny he report iu q
Sew York dispatch Yesterday that
Sandlor had started and had tclr'
gTa,t.rl Schepps not tu start tu Ncv
York until Sardlers arrival iu hot
Springs \ few hours later he was
removed from th, motel quietly Az
though the authorities viii NOT ADJ
init connection with his being place,
in hiding ana hiE having received
kilograms from sander
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
SON BORN TO WIDOW
Of COLONEL
ASTOR
Three Million Dollar Fortune
Provided for Baby Who
Will Never Know Fathers
Love.
tny EveniHE msra,u a. =. Leased wirsJ

Sew YORK. Aug ls.-Mrs Made
line Force Aston survivor oi the Tl-
tanic disaster iu which her husband,
the late Col Juhv Jacob Astur, lost
his lfr last Apul. gave birth Go a
son az $50 O'Clock this morning The
uvW arrival has been named John
Jacob AEtoT after his father. The
baby becomes "a direct heir to $4,000
600 uf the Astur fortune The at
tending physician sal mother ANA
son are in good condition.
The flyt That its father proved HIM
self hero iu the Titanic disaster hN
stepping aside tu let women and
children take places in hirhoats, and
that the wife from whom he parted
Was his bride ut hut % few months,
coupled with the large fortune which
Wus provided for poathumuus child.
have lent unusual interest Go the ar
rival oi the youngest Artlr
The new Astur baby VIII hc one of
the few children over born with "a
fortune as large as t3,0up,u~1 in its
own right. Colonel Aston had pruNid-
al that whether tho child was a hoy
or girl % should receive that sum,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
AMERICAN SAILORS
VICTIMS Of
ASSAULT
Report from Panama That Of
ficers of Pacific Mail Steam
er Were Set Upon and Beat
en- While Ashore.
tRy Evening Herald 4. y. Leased wirs,

washington Aug ll-"TOur AmDr-
lean Officers oC % ship NJ the Pacific
mail company now iu the hJrbor OF
Panama Ere reported to have been
assaulted and severely beaten by the
local police Representation have
been made to the state department.
An inquiry has been started
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
TEXAS REPUBLICANS
REPUDIATE Mr.. TAFT

Dallas, TEX, Aug tl--Tho Lyon
Roosevelt faction uf tho Republican
party n TpNus TODAY determined Co
change the name ot the party 60 tho
Progressive party of ToXuE." and
elected cocil a. Lyon ag national
committeeman.
i,,soiutiuns adopted Endorsed the
pulirlos of tho Progressive party and
trpudiatod the administration OF
President TAFT
TAFT followers who separated from
the lNuu forces are Soc convention in
another hail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
RAILROAD sH0PMEN VOTE
AGAINST A STRIKE

Bralnord, MINI, Aug "a An pu-
thoriwtivo statement was issued horc
hy she Frdgratiun uf Frdcrntinns of
Halfway Shup Employees of the roads
west ot thiCaNo There viii boz no
strike called in sympathy with the
iiarriman linc cmpluyos, now out on
strike,
Tho vote Ter "a general strike ot
the Federation ot FodorutIous was luHt
hS ibi votes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-14
OFFICERS on COMPANY
HAVE NJ WORD on CRIME.

san Francisco, Aug it.--At tho Of
flcos of the Pacific Mail steamship
company horc toiay no adyiccs has
been received off any attack ou otu-
Gers ol one of thoir ships at Panama.
Tho steamship Newport Is now az
Panama, car. Robert brennan. COM
manding HiH first officer is George
smith, second officer n. g. Grimm.
third officer, a. Van DusVn. No
fourth officer is carried.