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The Washington times., 1912-10-23
New York Gets Same
Rate as Boston Port

b. an order issued today the inter-
state Commerce Commission attempted
Anal rendjustraent of freight rates or
merchandise !mpoi ted from Europe,
which would settle the long STANDING
New York, Boston. and baltimore. This
situation grew out OF big rate war
about a year ago when Boston sought
the same import rates as Baltimore.
Boston thought II was entitled to the
which was slightly under II, both i3os-
ton and Baltimore being under New
York. =.
The commission held that on the
should have the samo differential as
Boston. Some of the points In the
comrnission's decision previously issued
on this question were cleared up. The
whole readjustment Of import rates will
become effective January I.
The Washington times., 1912-10-23
BRYAN. CANCELS HIS
OUTDOOR SPEECH
i IN QUAKER CITY
"Commoner" Addresses Phil
adelphia Democrats in Hall
to Save His Voice.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-William
Jennings Bryan addressed the first big
MONDAY meeting Of the Democrats at
the Academy of Music here today.
Bryan was originally scheduled to speak
on the north plaza Of city hall, but the
necessity OF saving the orators voice
caused q cancellation Of this outdoor
arrangement and the Academy Of Mu-
sic was engaged.
Colonel Bryan arrived at Broad street
station shortly after 10 o'clock. having
come from Lancaster and Coatesvtlle.
His appearance hero In the first In some
time.
Colonel Bryan has been confining his
efforts in behalf Of the Democratic
candidate to the Western and central
parts of the country. City Chairman B.
Gordon Bromley called the meeting to
order today, and Congressman A.
Mitchell Palmer introduced the speak,
er. 49,
Colonel Bryan 10 scheduled to leave
here about 1880 o'clock today for Del.
aware where he will make tour OF
the State. Tonight he will speak at a
mass meeting in wilmington.
Congressman Oscar Underwood Will
also be a guest OF the Democratic lead
ers today and will be given q dinner
by Robert 8. Bright, head Of the wood
row Wilson League, at his home this
evening.
The Washington times., 1912-10-23
ACTOR ON PLATFORM
FOR COL. ROOSEVELT
William Gillette Will Speak Here
Next Friday
" Night.

william Gillette. whose appearance at
the Roosevelt rally on Friday night at
National Rifles Armory will be one oil
the features of the Progressive cam
raien, through his reputation as an ac-
tor and writer, is expected to attract q
large attendance to the meeting.
The appearance Of Mr.. Gillette on
the political platform comes about, II
Is said, through his desire to serve the
Progregslve party. He retired from the
stage In the spring Of 1909. fact which
makes his appearance at this time
doubiy interesting.
Mr.. Gillette will deliver mis- lecture In
Baltimore Thursday night. and will 10
from Washington to Pittsburgh, where
he will epeek the next night.
The Washington times., 1912-10-23
CONDEMNS TEACHING
OF PATRIOTISM HERE
Suffrage Speaker Declares People
Should Get Citizen
ship.

The fallacy Of teaching patriotism to
children In the District public schools
and denying their fathers the right to
vote will be discussed tonight at tho
Peoples Forum, Eighth street AMI
Pennsylvania avenue, by Louis NJ. Bern
stein and F. 7. Monahan, under the
auspices of the District Suffrage
League.
James Hugh Keeley, In an address
last night, mockingly called attention
citizenship but that we have no citizen-
ship, and this is heresy or mockery.
Taxation and public utilities in the
District also came in for large share
Of attention, the present being a meth
cd OF taxation with representation. as
Mr.. Kelley said.
The Washington times., 1912-10-23
VISITORS BARRED
WHILE ROOSEVELT
RESTS UP FOR FRAY
Colonel Isolated With Door
Bells Even Discon-
nected.

OYSTER BAY, Oct. es.--Isolated from
the outside world. the door bells discon-
nected and all members Of the family
refusing to be seen, Col. Theodore
Roosevelt today was enjoying the alb
soiute rest the doctors insist is SO vital
to his complete recovery.
The isolation will continue unil such
time as It Is thought best to permi;
the colonel to sec the Progressive party
leaders, but so far as the general public
is concerned, there will be no letting
The Washington times., 1912-10-23
Georgetown Medical
Freshman Officers

Joseph R. Madigan. OF this city, is
the president Of the freshman class OF
the Georgetown University Medical
School. He was chosen at a meeting
yesterday afternoon, at which Raymond
J. Brown, of Rochester, N. Y, was
elected vice president Of the class
Michael G. Healy, of Northampton,
Mass, was elected secretary: Hans &.
Holm. of Copenhagen, Denmark, treas
urer. and Charles ]. Kelly, OF Windsor
Locks, Conn.,, serseant-at-arms.
The Washington times., 1912-10-23
With the Presidential Can
didates Today

PROGRESSIvE-CoIonel Ro0se-
welt at Oyster Bay.
REPUBLICAN, - President Taft
started on three-day motoring
trip from Beverly to Maine.
observation-disclosures Wilson
at Princeton.
sOCIALIsT-Eusene v. Debs at
Brooklyn, N. Y. -
PROHIBITIONIST = Eugene W.
Chain ut Dunkirk, Marion, and
Kok0mo, Ind.
The Washington times., 1912-10-23
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2a 1912

down of the bars until the patients
normal strength returns 70
Colonel Roosevelt has not had any re-
lapse, but In feeling the let down after
the long strain through which he has
passed since the first OF the year. II
is because Of this fact that the physI-
clans have insisted he be left alone and
since he has been back In his own
room he has slept most of the time.
il was announced that hereafter all
Information regarding Roosevelt will be
given out at Progressive headquarters
In New York, instead of Sagamore Hill
The Washington times., 1912-10-23

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE 4 GRIP.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine removes the
cause. There Ia only one "BROMo oUIN1NE."
Look for signature OF Il. W. GROVE. 25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
SNNJINFS DECLARES IIE
WILL RIP COUNTllN on EEHEI. :

Douglas, Aria, Sept ~ Declaring
lhht hc would rid northern sonora of
rebel bands which have infested that
section Of Mexico since the collapse or
the Oro1co revolution in chihuahua,
General Saniinos lett Aqua pricta be-
tore daYhrcak TODAY tt the head uf a
large force Of fcderals A 90 O'Clock
rdnchcr brought in word that Hght-
ing Was in progress between the fed
erals ana rebels under Rafael Campo
In the vicinity ~ Cunigaa Springs. io
miles from Aqua prirta where Campo
and about $50 rebels campcd last
night
Only goo foderals remain az Aqua
Prieta Last night % special cuntain-
ing 1876 tCdCralH was sent south 60 the
relief OF - Tigrc Another special
train met thom az the other side of
the burned bridges ON the Nacozarl
railroad and they were reported 90
havN arrived a. isabrl 80 miles wCBt
OF III Tlgre early today They started
immediately ut0Ot for the American
camp which WAS assaulted hy rebels
under Salagnr yesterday No word
was received from El Tigrc except
that nriug was heard at Ba,ispc river,
I % miles UNa. late last ulEht
\ message brought tJorv said that
hNr federal scouts sent out from III
rigrv had been killed ur captured hy
the rehuls AZ y O'Clock last night "a
column of foderals was Dispatched boy
General Saniincs 100 tine direction OF
Cenlza aud al o'clock courier
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14

tBy Leased Wire 60 ENrniRE Herald !
JuaTcG. Mexico sept. "a startling
developments are expected in the
Mexican situation on or before neat
Monday, tho Mexican day oi Indc-
pendcncc when the Mexican patriot
IIidalgu. began hls revolution against
tho Spanish invaders more than "a
century ago ~ iH rumorvd here that
the military element. heretofore re-
naming loyal iu the Mau,ru govern
mcnt will take hand in the present
revolution.
Lack ui pursuit uI tho rebels Ia
VcstinE the territory both east and
west Of JuBrcE which is hcadquatt,ta
tor the army u IN, north. command
"a hy Gen. NlctUriuuo Hucrta seems
To- be- responsible Tor the pvrast' soy
ut the rumur q Is known that
troops from Juurcz only were sent
into Souorn along the Arizona border
10 the west on absolute orders from
Mexico City following demands from
Washington that American mining
interests aud American lNCH must Dee
protected
That Gcnoul EuuIgu with lhy
main group ut federal cavalry re-
mains inactive ai IasaH Gruudos with
rebel bands operating east 800 thihua
hua near biinaga, aud west along tho
Arizona line and that only infantry
was sent tu combat me rebels iu the
west is considered significant la.
hagu is under command uf Gruprgi
liucrta. who controls an forces lu tho
local military zone GCurru iiu'rtu
has been mentioned often ts "a prvsi-
DENTAL possibility
The incident u the Chamber Of
Deputies b AlvNlpu CitN Yesterday
where President MIdprp was hissrd.
aud the name ul pitE chucrrd, hne
caused stir hero among ~, army
officers ut General liucrtus com
mund The former president ul
Mexico was military dictator and
the remnants ut his political hbrI,
lett remaining iu Mexico after the
Madrru revolution are believed Co zee
tain much power with the army
which is ufticurDd 900 general by form
rr chiefs ui the niug army
Mexican secret service men here
today reported tu President Aladoru
hy telegraph that there was fcur ut ID
counter revolution h' th, arm, Iu tho
north. General lluyrtl has announced
plans for celebration boz Juurrz sun
day ana Monday, at which win o.,
held dance concerts liv ALSO ta
planning 1 banquet SUNDAY night ui
which Gen. y. T. St,,,tr aud suti
Officers tom Fort nll,a win hr tu.
Nitcd, saloons huy, boon ordered
closed ON MONDAY e unique occur
renee Tor feast day In Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
ROOSEVELT MAKES
STRONG APPEAL
TO PEOPLE OF
NEVADA
Former President Claims Cred.
it for Passage of Pure Fool
Law and National Reclama-
ton Service Act.
KNOWS HOW TO WORK FOR
WESTERN DEVELOPMENT
D, Len.eh VIC in E,rnInE IIcrnIhl

Reno. Ncy. Sept o. u.iur, 90 nrp'
crowd iu tho UiiN park here tudtF
Colonel tuuHUNDIt uUHr uI. appeal iu
Nevada Tor thr prusrrssI.. part. Ilu
mid That tho FrpsrcssIN party uuud
'ur tur extension uf thn irrigation
projects iu which Nevada Is especially
Interested. aud asserted tmt % NHa
through h.s effort. ih.t both tho Ir.
r'uliuu l"W Huu ih, Hu. food lu"
we're PASSED
Whom colonel Roosevelt arrived Iu
Reno hD was greeted DO, crowds ihHt
blocked the streets. The colonel nu-
came separated from hIs escort boo th,
jam uud waH Obliged Goo m,kU hI-
own wIN to hlh automobile. ilv went
nt 90 like o. football player auH after
t i'W minutes uf sDrIWmIEo reached
his automobile before tho rest OF hIs
party
"Whru I became president" said
Colonel Roosevelt - found that there
htu been agitation fpr number ui
years for "a nutioudl reclamation ace
and for national pur, food law. No
is only itlr 90 suy tuit thvrU Wta NOT
"a chance u| passing either uW until
] took hold ut thuW us president ll.
though there had been valiant WORK
done for both laws. both inside and
outside of congress.
"Ihr r,ugpu . took sp great uu iu-
tcrCst Boa the reclamation lU was that
had lived in tho west and knew ir
needs. N War about time that YOU
had president VINO know dry farm
from Hn irrigation ditch. I had made
up nav mind shat % was tim, for the
national government tu take hold and
hclp tho settler Co gpt water and make
his homo I would like you Co re-
member what n has meant for This
state"
colonel Rooscvclt spoke Iu favor
OF repeal of tbr Canadian reciprocity
not. uud attacked the policy of both
tho Republican ana Democratic pSr-
ties iu regard tu tho Tariff llr &C..
ucutrd his charge that tho Bruuhli-
can "bumas' had acuttled tho ship.
aud said hr had warned thom That 10
thyy stole tho Republican nomIuu-
tluu ho would huy, % good ucHl lu
suy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14

brought word to the federal rommau.
der which resulted lu the sending of
further troops.
Tho United states officials here
We're confronted with "a unique prob.
lem today when Major Rice tclcphou-
ed 10 Consul DNr that d band OF nifty,
seven mcu With tNcutl-uuv rifles and
carrying a Mexican national flag. had
asked permission 90 cross American
territory at san Bcrnardiuo ranch. 20
miles east ~ Douglas and mako their
way VIA This ..ty into Aqua Pr,otn Ca
secure arms aud ammunition for vol
unlrcrs Ut i1c town of BuccraC, l2d
miles southeast ui this point The
American consul could Hud uu pre-
ccdcnt for granting thc permit and re-
'vTrcd the matter To General Srhuy-
Ter The problem was solved when 10
VAS learned that fuipUals had cleared
the vicinity ~ the border and word
WIS sent tu the Mexican delegation Go
como 90 Aguu prlcU without crossing
tlc border Mexican consul Cursiu
said iUn rifles and 5000 rounds of
ammunition would bee given the men
tu ttNr back tu Baycrag.
The department OF Justice at wash
iugtuu has been dd, isvd uf the arrest
carly TODAY ut T.. s.. O'EirIlF ana iva
companions comprising am alleged a.
lnustcr band, hv the border pa
troll twenty miles east oi bou-
'us Myiur Rice. 100 charge OF tHu
cavalry ai that point was ordered tu
hold tHu men there until word a7
tu their disposition was received iroU
Washington ~ BE- said that they vi.
hc charged with violation of az, u'u-
tulty laws The report htt other
1lihust,r bands crossed tt NuCu and
MvNtush Was hoax.
Much anxiety is felt here for th,
safety ui Oh, NurWuus remaining ii
Culuul Mur,lus. Runners were sent
out last night Geo notify them of an,
approach toward that town OF Goiua
ana his rebels, who conveyed thT"ut
tu Mormon leaders that they would
wipe ont tine town ana Kan cNry
american tHrr, only four men and
90 uug remain ut Murvlus. The dam.
aEr already done tp the Murmuus i
estimated go Sluu.Ouu. several M,NI
pUu cowboys and their families from
Galurdo ranch. who nave hvVu hol,
prisoners hy tho rebels Tor several
days. were reported tu have been ~,
leased ana nov ou their way Co Doug
las
Distribution or the smith Uultc,
states cavalry Was made TO-DAY b'
Gruoru schuyler EIght troops au,
rcFimonlW headquarters viii romaI
Jt Douglas Two troops were sent o.
Warren, Aria, ono troop 60 Ntou an,
one tu the San Bcrutrdiuu ranch
Major liirdrman ana two troops u
the Fourth cavalry who have Docu re-
l!cycd ON tho border putrol here, vii
take their ucw station ai Hereford
west ut Douglas, next Monday There
has been mo- disorder ot any import
Bncp due Go the arrival ut thc cOlorc'
regiment despite tine fact that ih'
negro troopers received three month";
pay while cnruuic here from For
H. A Russell, Wyo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
MORBID MULTITUDE AT
MRS. J0HNS0N's FUNERAL

Dhf9Eu. sept li People crowded
800 at tho uitrl today uf tho white
wIIu ui Jack johnson, negro pugIliHi
who committed suicide, that Che pn
I.. u.t, ,tIIrd tu rlrtr the Hidcwulh
boo front uf mo house. several thou.
sand N,rD iu the street when the pu
Urr arrived.
Mr. Iuhusuus mother ana sister
Nr. bHtld Terry ANA Nla Elaine
T,rH ul BruobINm IS. N. were ut-
frud.u nE th, urEfu uuEilst johnson
Imported and half carried Mrs. Ter
rr 30. shp walked from tho house
In, fNu women entered Johnson
closed limousine and sped away with
the fighter.
"Juck' Curl,y. manager of Jim
Flynn. Tom Flauuigau, Johnson
trainer Jurk Barry uA-puEilisi
Barney fIurN trainer ut many
lghtrrs. aU white. tud "a score ui
others prominent boo tho world ui
gloves. attended thn fmDrli
The ulu bearers W'ru negroes
Juhuauu'a personal friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14

THREE SPECIAL TRAINS no
HEAR TEDDY WEnNESnN

Plans are being rapidly perfected
for tremendous rally ot the Euosc-
welt forccH of Sew Mexico aud tho
voters who wish To hear him. tu this
tliS next WcducHduy when Mr..
ltuusy1 OH viii arrive iu the middle ui
the afternoon and remain here until
evening, making public ud
dress ut the Nlyurldu Co the
people Ot Sew Mexico uu tho is.
sues ot tho campaign. an signs point
Co du Immense crowd or people. ~
least three special trains VIII Doe run
Tor tho occasion. uur from ias Ne-
gdH and one from Santa F,. which
VIII consolidate ut Iamy and como ln
tl noon ts two sections of ou, train.
ANA another from Roswell which
viii pick up everybody boo th, p,cos
valley "ud along thu Bpicn cut off,
thr regular trains are expected to
bring 600 tnrung. from other sections.
r"lthiN thr southern part uT The
state, Tuesday night aud "Wednesday
morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
MORTAL REMAINS
Of JAPAN'S DEAD
RULER REST
IN TOMB
Last Solemn Function of Fun
eral Ceremonies for Mutsu-
hitO Carried Out at Ances-
trail Mausoleum,
PAIL BEARERS HUMBLE
FARMERS AND PRINCES


" H''.""fN WV W INNS ~ 'f'ff 7
Niutu Japan. sept %. Tho lni
pur.m funeral train bearing Tho body
cot tnr htu Emperor NUi.unItu which
IDIt AuEaWH carly to-day following in,
conclusion of mpr.ssIt. .urDWuui'
u ihu great iuuDru hail fh"rr HT
rived here th'" afternoon The body
viii receive luN hurul tomorrow boo
tho lmprrHI utuHu|"uW ut Mono
NJm1, 400 imperial state NFr mi'.
southeast uf Elutu. During ihD inui
ury the train made several #f9pH 'u
permit thr people of ihu country uIH
trirH iu pay their respects POO Ihy detd
sovereign.
Thousands gathered along lhr
route and bowed ihDir h'tdt Hu the
train pufsrd. An imperial salute was
lrUd hF thr Japanese NtEuiuH 'u
Toxic bay d. thr train passed tu,
coast towards NukuhHWu.
Tho "asirt hsd hoDu lult Boo lh'
funeral halt at Auramt nr mo W
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
MARRIAGE GHORN Of
ROMANCE BY COLD
BUSINESS LIKE
AGREEMENT
College Bred Couple at Los
Angeles Sign Unique Con
tract Under Which Neither
Is Responsible TO Other.
LEGAL WEDDING ONLY
TO SATISFY CONVENTIONS
~, Leasrd Wire to r,enlns Herald,


Lus Angeles Sept Ia..C Conventions
.r. shattered aud traditions pt goo.
nance uinlv.sN Ignored boo a mar
rHHu contract Hru,d %. Miss uplus
Chandler. aged 30. daughter of uut
ut,. chandler author cot phuudul-
d.lpuu. uuu Carleton W Wlshbutuv.
usrd .a. SON uT MHruu Foster wash.
NHiu', author uuu lecturer, ui Hasa
u'uH Iau young couple met e week.
NE". their murritE, llHuusr was ls.
sUDd yesterday On. prD uuptiul agree
mont eIruvl UuI scaled and they viii
hu Iu.urG tomorrow iu lrEul marriage.
which stop they take. tho agreement
declares. Tor tho happiness of their
children uui for M" iroo lntor-nom-
muuiralluu of the parents with tho
rest OF su,i"t..
The marriage contract specifically
s'ts forth NAT the WurriHgu shall not
ur o. bond giving either any control
DO shuH not U' Do. tu other marriage
should This prove uuiruit!ul, that tho
tir shall terminate simultaneously
With thr death OF luyu ON cithyr side
uud That neither shall have tho right
tu restrain ne, other. should he OF Hhc
FDH 900 lu incur other pare utm rDspuu-
slniutivs ~ provides that since AT
present the state provides mo- income
Tor mothers tud children. % shall hu
the duty OF tuy man TO share equally
with hiB HIi, ull earnings ana prop
crtE at such times a# she may Do, lu.
stpu,itutrd for work, that the oN-
puusDs of tho household uut the chit
Iruu shall hr equally divided. In
case uf separation, they agree that
the financial responsibility shall bc
divided, mo- matter whose fault tho
divorce may hr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
Together With Companion
Chief of Virginia Murder
Band Is Captured by Off
GERS in Des Moines.
SWEETHEART OF OUTLAW
BRINGS ABOUT ARRESTS
Detectives From Old Dominion
Followed Her When She
Started West to Marry
Member of Desperate Gang.
ray Leased Wire to Evening" Herald

hy Leased Wire to Evening" Herald
Dcg Molucs. sept. ll.-sidna Allou.
loader Of the Hillsyille, Va. Allen
gang, aud Wesley Edwards, meIns
ncr of tho gang. were arrested hers
today ur,ord,ug 20 detectives from
Roanoke. Na. Tho man believed tu
bo Siina Allen was captured la .
house nt Eleventh ana Locust streets
ana Wesley Edwards Was arrested
while working with paving gang.
Tho arrests were made by G.. w.
Baldwin aud @. -. Mondy detectives
from Roanoke, who traiiod the pair
through letters written by Wesley Ed-
wards Co Muudc lroiH. a Virginia girl
who o. said To have come here today
90 marry Edwards.
The detectives arrived on the same
train with the girl, ana Immediately
located Sidna Allen by following hor
tO th" homo OF John Cameron 90
Eleventh ana Locust streets. whore
Allen aud Edwards were rooming.
After capturing sidna Allen tho de-
icctiNcH started for the western her-
tion OF tho city after Edwards.
When Sidut Allen was found in tho
rpomiuE house tho officers urdctvu
him tu surrender. AZ ho did so, nc-
cordiug 90 the detectives ho mid
gn"Hs you've got mo now
Muuur irola OF Mount Ayrp, Va.
sweetheart oi Edwards. was uuucht-
liant about the capture.
'i loved Wesley Edwards she Enid
when ! Lett Mount Ayrc ! did not
tnIuk anyone wuuli know that l was
EuIuE Goo hin. he wHr always Kind 10
in, Hud We Wrr, Go huyo been married
soon. did not know that sidua
Allen WITS here. but Z recognized him
when the officers came into tho house
ana arrested himl
'lt F awful. but can't help ii'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
CAMPBELL OI KANSAS,
TD IOIInM JOHNSON

Chicago, sept "A. - David W. NJ.
Mul,anc, director of the Republican
campaign Boo the west today, uu-
nuuncod that Congressman Ihillip T..
campbell of Kansas. VIII tulluW
Governor Hiram " johnson ui call.
furuin, ju several of the middle
western" states and attaCk the Pro-
grtssiVo vice presidential Caudidatr.H
arguments regarding the Republican
national convention,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
RAILROAD CONTROVERSY
HALTS CONSTRUCTION


Cheyenne. WNo.. Sept li.--No of.
f.cial Information b. given ont nero
regarding tho stopping of work ON
The Burlington track this side Of
Powder river when oly eight miles
more remain 20 bc built 10 connect II
with the Northwestern and thus com
plcte tho line tor the running ot
tranScuntincutal trains from tho gulf
to Puget Sound. 70 is affirmed chat
there De- Notwithstanding between
thp Northwestern and burlington re-
CARDIAC the usp uI the former tracks
for about 100 miles. work has been
discontinued by the burlington until
spring and it is said that nt thar tlmo
the company win build its own track
and make NO urc of the NOrthW estern
line Tor les trains,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
ARMY SUPPLY pOsr
ORDERED ~ III PASO

WaHhUEIUU sCUt MAYOR DOM
rrU Leonard wood, today ordered
u general army supply post established
at El paso,
Conditions in Mcxivu are reported
to the war department az chaotic
starvation during the coming wine
ter threatens Co add 90 the suffering
Tho rural population has been unable
tu plant or cultivate crops
General Woods action b. taken tu
indicate that officials here believe the
revolution viii br protrHcted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14
REGULARS TRIUMPH
IN COLORADO
PRIMARY
Result Of Balloting Shows
That Stand-Pat Candidates
for Governor and Congress
men Were Successful.

a. Leased Wire ." Uv~ninE Hsrsldi
Denver. sept ~. i'u4iiIuHt returns
from $40 counties iu tur state received
at state Republican uoHdquntierH t0.
dHE practically assure thc nomination
ul g. g. PARKS regular for governor
over p H. stewart Progressive Ace
uurdIus 200 state chairman y. r. NJ
Donald. Ga, usuros gIyo Parks u lusd
uf lFsi The Republican hgtdqulr
tors ruurUdD tho nomination ut Ron
Grinith. Progressive for attorney gem
'rt. bat claim 900" remainder 1f tho
HtItr congressional uud senatorial
congregational and senatorial candle
date. tur fh, regulars.