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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
OROzCO PREPARES
TO WITHDRAW HIS
FORCES FROM
JUAREz
Artillery Shipped South to
Prevent Its Falling Into
Hands of Fcderals Who Arc
Marching Northward.
TRIUMPH OF MADERO
GOVERNMENT CERTAIN
(ny RvenIna IIsraIa 4. B. Lsaasa WIrsl

Juarcx, Mexico, July a2.--ro re-
ceive from General orOaco final M
siruciiona regarding hls part " Wa
Invasion of Sonoru, Colonel Alfonso
Caatenada arrived here today from
MADEIRA. Tie expects tomorrow 20 re-
holm his column OF soc men now dis
trihuted aicnK the line OF the Mexican
Northwestern railroad.
The rebel artillery WIS shipped
from Juarcz Go CRean urandcH today
IN order TO have II safely away when
the rebels cvacunto this town.
Custenada. who has been Orozco =
chief of staff since he assumed com-
mand Of the rebels, was accompanied
by his own staff, most Of whom are
men of military experience. Thoy ex-
press chagrtn over the predatory
methods used by General ROihs men
In the vicinity of MADEIRA.
Comparatively little progress has
been made By the rebels since their
defeat az naChlmbN, more than two
weeks ago. They have destroyed the
Mexican Central railroad between
Sauy ana OuioEo, fifty miles, and
have occupied points along the North
western az far south ~ Mntachic,
sixty miles north of San Antonio,
near chihuahua city, whore the fed
eral ynnEuard IN.
General 1lojas has moved west
ward into sonora from Mndrrn, about
furty five miles, In AN effort Co iso-
late liuertn. the federal commander
et Chihuahua,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
ILLNESS 9F JUROR
HALTS DARROW
HEARING
Appendicitis Attacks Member
of Panel and Thirteenth
Man May Be Called Upon to
Finish Trial.

tny EveuinE nsrald A. .. Leased wiFsI
Los Angeles. July a2.--The bribery
trial OF Clarence y. Dnfron was un-
cxpcCiodly hBilcd today bs the Hurl-
Gus Illness Of Juror l.. a. Leayitt,
Shortly before court convened tele-
phone moHHEKe was Received from nv
Monte 90 the effect that Loayitt had
suffered a severe attack Of appcndi-
clilH.
Judge Hutton selected 4 local doc
tor 70 visit aud rep, 10 the court
Ht 10 o'clock tomOTst,. aOrninR. un-
til then an Adjournment was taken
~ an operation on Lcayltt ta nocea-
enry, the services of A. NJ. Blakeiy,
tho thirteenth Juror, probably viii be-
required. Leavitt had an attack OF
illness several weeks ago which de-
lnyed the trial for few days
should the alternate Juror become
regular member 0f the iury Il Will
be the first time In the history of
American courts, according 10 the at
torneya. ihai such condition has
prevailed. Juror Hl8keiy has been
subject 10 the nHInc conditions aud
ronlrictlOnH as the reNuiar Jurors bat
cannot vote on verdict unless reg
ular juror becomes nchpRcltated for
/ service
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
AMERICAN FARMER TELLS
STORY on ABUSE AND OUTRAGE

lcl paao. Tex, July 2s.--Hamucl
Miller, an American farmer at Casns
Grandcs Mexico, reached here today
with a story of bold abuse hv the
rebels. Approached by Major Mel
anedez Alvarez, who OrandlEhCa a
six shoo,or Ia his face. Miller was
forced Ia give up his horses and pom
HesSlons. TO tho amount OF see Ito
refused AZ ilrst, bus Alvarez pODnd his
pistol into Mlllcr's Ribs several times,
threatening 10 shoOt. Miller Inform
red AlaeficRu ronunl lndNn7lls ~
JHafcs today that aithoush the incl
dent took place a week ago he was
prevented for several days 10y Tho
rebels from leaving cnkas urundcs,
"l'ii take you out and shoot you "
you dare mako report about thiH," :"
~ what Miller declares General Snla-
zai- told him when he Appended for
protection. Miller adds that General
Salazar threatened to whln him with
a sword " do took the Moxlcan
NorthWcstorn train from Carns
Grandcs, Ia orspnir Miller made his
way by clrcutOua route to tho
American border Ht Columbua, n. NJ,
on bOrH, hack, Many other Anerl-
cans, according "a KILLER. have hcen
robbed Ia tho CaaaH drandon region.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
ENRII.E IlEI.IsAsED AFTER
TNVO MONTHS IN fsIglSON

III Pnso. July 22.--uonzRio e. En-
flle, once financial adviser and right
hand man To- General OrOzcO, was re-
leased today by the United States au-
thOrltles after forty days detention
without bond. In accordance with AN
Application for provisional arrest
made hy the Maxican government.
Enriio Il was Hnid when arrested,
would be charged with ombezxlemcnt
OF government funds while a federal
official. 3ni "a recent announcement
from the foreisn office at Mexico city
declared that eNtrAdltlon against him
would not be pressed
Sllll weak from stab wounds ru-
colved la chihuahua CITY nearly iva
months ago when attacked hy un-
known asfasslns Enrile made hlf
way from the jail with the help 80 an
attenunnt,
Enrllos influence IN reyoiutionarl
affairs has declined and he added
that he whs now out Of Mekicnn pou'
ties. Re left for ChlpaXp "a noon
on route 10 Montreal CHnndn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
MIKADO HAS CHANGE
FOR RECOVERY
PHYSICIANS
DECLARE
Latest Bulletin from Imperial
Bedside Causes Rejoicing
and Renewed Confidence in
japanese Capital.
SCHOOL CHILDREN PRAY
FOR RULERS RECOVERY


nv BfeNAA Aaetata ~ - ANAAHa WAFAl
Toxic. July 20. --The bulletins is-
sued from the palace by the court
physicians rcpoftine he improved
condition OF health OF Mutsuhito, the
emperor OF Japan. have been received
with satisfaction throughout the cap
ltal today. The stock market Inn
proved generally rs result.
A note % warning, however. u
sounded By one specialist, who n
quoted az saying this ~ only the first
stage In the empcrOr'H malady and
advising against "OVor-hopcfulness
because the second and third stages
must be passed through before full
confidence in his majoriS'r recovery
II IN reported the emperor was AT
one time sufficiently conscious 60 oe
able 90 speak lntciligcntly with tbs
chief court physicians
This afternoon representatives OF
Christian aects visited the palace "a
express their condOlsnce with the I'M
poriRl family and their hopes for the
recovery of his majesty.
Crowds of school children gnthorod
outside the palace grounds, where
they prayed FOR the recovery of thc
emperor.
The crown prince II reported "a
have almost entirely recovered.
Tho Improvement In the condition
of Matsuhito, emperor of japan, which
sat ln this morning, continued
throughout the day, A bulletin ~
sued by tho court physicians In at
tendance, at 3 o'clock this eycnlns
said.
"Tcmperature, i0O.f Fahrenheit
pulse, ss; respiration. 20. digestion
good. Improved conditions SUSTAIN
ed
A bulletin issued by the court ply
AlclnnK "a Si3O this evening says.
"Tamperaturc, aS.SS; pulse, 70
strong. respiration, "a; other Aymp'
toms improving"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
GENEROUS
GIVER TO CAUSE
Of REPUBLICAN
PARTY INH04
Gave $4,000 Prevent wess
Virginia Falling Into Hands
Of Democrats Senator Scott
Gave $4,000 or $4,000.
NO MONEY ACCEPTED
FROM CORPORATIONS


Af.ZMNM
Washington. July ga.-Former SEN
atOr Nathan ~. scott of West Viz
Binin To-Day told the senate commit
toe investigating campaign funds OF
1895 ana 1903 that no contributions
were made 10 Colonel Roosevelt 3
campaign ~ corporations. by Henry
Hnvemnyer the sugar king. or by
any Representatives OF the lnternh.
tiOnal Harvester Company, ~ far as
he could recall.
MIR Scott testified that the largest
contribution OF which he had knowl-
edge, made ~ the national commit
tee IN that campaign. was his own,
amounting a. $4,000 or $4,000.
George w. rerkina, he said had given
tib.OOO. but not to the national COM
mitlne. Both contributions were used
In the West Nlrglnia state campaign.
In October lHn4," Mr. scott said.
MIR, Perkins asked me the situation
In West virginia, and 1 told him we
had u hard hght on tor governor, and
that u was doubtful II We could elect
william y, Dawson. Mr.. Perkins
said. as friend of President Roose-
welt he would oc very sorry TO see
the state 20 Democratic. ana made
the contribution"
Mr, scott said none OF the harvest.
er people" had contributed to the
1904 campaign.
How about the Perkins rontrlbu-
tom asked Senator Clapp
"Well, I understood thal Mr.. Per-
kins contribution was personal
matter" said Mr. Scott. because OF
the personal relations that existed
between him aud President RoOao-
Welt"
Was MIR. Perkins al that time q
mUmhor of j. r. Morgan A. 40. ?"
asked senator Jones,
Mr.. Scott did not know.
DO you know whether Mr.. Perkins
intcrcedod with thr prcsidcnt as Il
the taking oyer ~ tho Tnnnessce Goa
and Iron coml"nyg' asked senator
Pnynter
= do poi lvqlw .bnytbing nbou
That mnttnr.' aaid The aitnosa.
Mr.. Scott Hhld ho knew ~ no one
connected with the steel, oil or bccI
trusts who had given anything tO IN,
campaign. II had been the settled
policy Of George q. curlolyou an,
Cornelius y. BLISS, aH The heads oI
tho committee, to mako n known tina
no such contributions would be 70.
ceiyed, he said.
my own corporation never gave q
dollar Ia the campaign" hc added.
Mr. Scott then was glnss manu-
fncturer.
Asked about any activity Of th'
American Protective Tarln league IL
the campaign he niid the league hnf
Furnished some campaign material
Out u had born prid in cash for it'
work und had never contributed di
recily ar indirectly Ga en-. campaign
George R. sheldon. treasurer ~ the
national committee Ia 1905, IN to tcs,
tify Thursday u II expected th'
books of the Republican committee
for that campaign will be- submitted
To the COMMITTEES this week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
SkII,MISIIING TAKES PLACE
IN MOUNTAIN IAgSlcs.

JuHrcx. Mexico. Iuly --Sklrmlsh-
ing between the outp0aiH Of the rebel
columns invading sonora aud the de-
fcnse line of federal troops under
General SanIincs. guarding the noun
tain passes of the state was reported
today 20 General OTozco'H headquar-
terH.
A small scouting party Of fudornlH
vcnturod twenty miles east Of Co
lUnla OuNurn, whore the federal
troops are concentrated nnd encOun
tered rc1cls under Colonel Felipe ca
cares at pOln, midway between
OjltOs ANA CarrolaH, nfty miles nOrths
west uf Casas Grnndoa, on the Moxi-
can northeastern CasnrtH wna
once IN the Mexlcnn consular SERVED
at LAS Cruces, n NJ,
The government troops are report
ed go have fallen bnok Ia the face of
larger numbers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
FARMERS INTERESTED
IN DIRECT LEGISLATION

alenwood Springs. Colo. July 2z.--
DlecunslOn Of direct legislation ANA
ihe poaalble endOrHemant ~ the can
lldnoy Of n, NJ Ammona for goNerp0r
were two topics scheduled 10 come
befO,e thr agricultural convention
which opened hers today The con-
veniion was called ~ the Colorado
steel Growers association, the Farni-
ora' union participating
The morning Was devoted 90 uuHir
meas sessions of the two organizations.
The political questions are on the
nrorrnfr for tomorrow and include "A
dlarundon OF Initiated legislation ~
he voted on this fall.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
REnFI. solpIIaIls PnorEaT

Madefa, Mexico. July sa. u "a. m.--
IN contrast 10 the .lerVuuh conditions
~ the last three days, MADEIRA today
WAS again normal, With the women
and children away, the Americans ieft
here brehthed easier
Colonel Miguel unmboh, deplOring
the indignitloa by irF0eponHlhle reb'
els, placed a guard In the American
quarter and ordered al saloons closed.
He says raiders VIII be AummarilS
dealt with, 10 appears 10 have the
situation we'll N hand Ailhough the
federnls are not yot nenr enough a.
threaten Madern the last Of the IN
BhrrectOs probably Win leave here
within foriy-elght hours fof Sonora.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
BEnGER SATISFIED WITH
tIANFOllntA ItNNffiN ALTON

Washington. July ag. Following
the announcement horo ~ the So.
ceirl of Judge Hanford'e seHlgnutlon
much surprise wna Expressed In Tie
house.
Houreaeutallto BERGER, the Socinir
lst member from wisconsin, who in-
troduced the resolution that hcsnn
the Impeachment ~ Judge Hanlufd'4
conduct. announced that he would
drop the matter
FreQuont nonfornnces holwean TIM
president, Senator Scnos and upprer
sentative Humphrey 0f WnahiuFtnn
Ia the last few weeks caused d lapois
today that Mr. Humphrey n,lnhl u"
nonnldorod for JGdRe Hanlurd'a plnrt,
Mr. Humphrey urged his appnlnlmnnf
a. the federal hench several WnulhH
ngn hut another man wnn appplnlca,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Convened at II a. IN.
Reaumcd consideration Of sun
dry civil appropriation bill.
Former senator scott before
campaign funds ingeHtlRutlng
committee testified no cOntrlbU-
tionH from corporations were
made to Roosevelt fund ~ 1904
senate and house cOnfcfeos ON
naval appropriation bill failed %
reach agreement on hHttioghlp
program, though senate yielded
Ia house and dropped apprOpria-
tlon for navy yards.
Judiciary committee ordered
favorn bic report on bill 10 pre-
vent shipment Of liquor from
wet" into "dFy" states,
Passage OF excise tax hili Friday
was predicted after canvass by
senate leaders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
MUST BE FTiIL THIRD TICKE
IN ILLINOIS. sAN'N DIXON

ChIoaEO, Julv 23.--'''Thnfn muFl
be 4 fuii third party state ticket Ia
Illinois with candidates for governor
and other offices favorable 10 colonel
Roosevelt"
That WAS The declaration this AFT
ornOoh OF senator Joseph N. Olson,
Koosovelta representative IN an.
Huer % doubt Expressed ne nooae.
yslt's headquarters here whelh-
er third party ticks; would hc put
Denqenn answer % a question whoih.
~ ne would support 1oft Of Ronso-
Welt when shown Deneon's answer
that he would support Taft senator
Dixon said:
"lt simply hieonn that Governor
Dene0n ~ nat In the progressive paF.
ty. end = candidate against him will
BE- bat out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

IthnNhH City. July 32l-IhO receive
eFp ~ tbs Kansas city, Mc2lcO q
Orient railway today agreed 10 arant
the nennnd ~ The irnlnmen, engine
men npd yarAmon ~ the f0ad IN the
United HtRloa. that an increase IN
wages ha granted The receivers re-
fused lD nsanf 4 direct Increase. but
they uI0mNfd aboltaFmtni 81 conal.
llona that VIII result ln 3 vase IN
cTunNN.
20 me ierma of .he roo6|far1 aQ4 !
shFNefcned s,rIko @aH 4YeIleA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
DENEEN IS INVITED
TO DECLARE
HIMSELF
Committee Appointed to Call
on Illinois Governor and AS
certain His Preference fOl
President.
tBy EvssInE IIsrnis A. y, Leased wire

Springfield, ill.. july 22,--Tho
COmmitteo OF five progressive ltnpub-
licans who wcru appointed by MVdiil
McCormick 10 wait on Governor Lee
iiceu and ascertain whether he would
support raft Or lt0Oseyolt FOR prusi-
today that he cunNidercd TAFT ihe
rcsnlar nunilHnc of the ftcpublitatl
party for president aud as such hc
felt obligated To support his e1nil-
dacy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
WILSON DECIDES TO
RETAIN OFFICE
AS GOVERNOR
OF JERSEY
Democratic Candidate Respects
Age Old Precedent That
Democrats Seldom Die in
Office and Never Resign.
ENJOYS HIS FIRST REAL
SLEEP SINCE CONVENTION


scaglr,. n. T.. July s2.--uovernor
Woodrow Wilson returned 10 SeaElrt
sleeping twenty -four hours out Of
thirty-slN. aud announced he would
forego his usual weekly trip to Tren-
ton tomorrow, and agaln 80 into ~.
cluslon to write his speech of ao-
coptance.
Friends OF the governor announced.
hut on condition that their names bo
not used, that Mr.. Wilson had decid-
ed definitely not 60 resign the goy-
ernorship Of New Jersey during the
presidential campaign.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
LIFE SENTENCE FOR
BOY TRAIN WRECKER

Casper, Wyo.. duly ~ -phll Wat.
son. youth who lH fasonet Tor have
ing been put OF Il Northwestern
train ATTEMPTED " wreck lfalH ~
plarlne lies on the rails. has boon
sontoncod % luIptIapnmenf for life
judge carpentef, "a rffslnn sentence.
said that ~ no NItat uf KVnd be-
hnvlor ho would |Nl&F b. willing 70
sign psiiilQn teK pAflon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
TEXAS PREACHER GIVES
FIFTY FOR TAFT FUND

Washington, July 2a.---At the white
House today fifty dollar bill for
President Tgfts campaign fund was
received from "a preacher In Calves.
ton. Tex. who wfot6l
II md things given IN secret reach
heaven, therefore I prefer my namo
10 remain obscure"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
SENATORS ADVISED TO
SEND FOR 0vERCOATs

Washington, Juiy 2e.--senator
Warren chairman OF the appro,Ri ma
ton committees Informed senators to-
day that they might aa well send
for their winter Clothes" n greater
progress were no, made this week
ON Appropriation bills.
The senate began the nth days
work on the tibO,00O,000 eundry civil
appropriation bill with tho hope OF
concluding the blii tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Of Pnhliu Accounts MccOllOugh aud
Attorney General stead were waited
on by the COMMITTEES and gave tho
Same answer AZ did Governor De-
nccn. Andrew Russell. candidate for
state treasurer made no reply. but
teld Chairman Mccormick no would
send him AN nenwer by mail
Lieut. 6overnur pHleHhy. VINO Is at
Elkhari, as asked by letter by
Chairman Mccormick ana has made
no answer AZ yet.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

chamber De dissolved The sultan
said he WIS not willing 10 consent 10
Hllrh condition. ana today appoint
ID nhnSi Mookhtar pusha srand
ylxlar.
Tewnk pasha wi' be retained as
ambassador at London
Moukhtar pnHha formed the fol-
lowing cabinet Nnsim pnHhhu, min
lister ~ war. liusacin liiimO. iuHtirc;
kinmii pasha. foreign affairs, Fefid
i'aHhR. inierioF, Iia i'aHha, fnancei
Jemuiiedin Enendi Hheik -unl Islam,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

official warrants FOR the arrest 0l
truani tNNmbefa. lhe h0nao sergeant
nl arms nnd his Assistants today wefo
sent abam ihe capitol 10 aeito abatn.
leoc and hale Them before the bar %
the house, which meanwhile was
forced 90 suspend.
The senate had fWo roll calls and
fore HufflcNul nfuMnff appeared "a
conelltule aupfun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
yASQuEz GOMEZ IN
|. TROUBLE AT SAN
ANTONIO
Erstwhile Provisional Presi-
dent Of Mexico Charged
With Attempting to Start
Another Revolution.


san Antonio. Texas, JUS ga
Emilio VaHqueE Gomez, for brief
time provisional prcai,leni of Mex
leo, arrested here with five others
Saturday niEhi ON "a charge Of vlo-
lnting American neutrality laws WAS
given "a hearing today before the
United States commissioner, The
charge ls hased on the allegation that
the men were attempting 10 start .
revolution against friendly nation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
HELD UNDER TEN
THOUSAND DOLLAR BOND

san Antonio, Texas, July 2t,-~-
Emilio VaEquoz Gomez was released
under $4,000 temporary bond here
today when he appeared 20 answer a
federal charge Of conspiracy TO Violate
the neutrality laws. Ills hearing was
set for next Monday,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
Dlmcl Ilunnlng In wyolnIng.

Choyonnc Wye. Iuiy ~. More
than fGa candidates have filed potl-
lions FOR nominations ~ WyominK'u &
flfNl primary United states senator
N VI Warren. candidate for re-olee-
tlon. N opposed by John y. kondrlch,
mllIlOnaife ntookman and president
nf Tho WyOmlng Wool Growers as
rocinlipn
ConRfpnnmRn Frank W. Mondoll ID
opposed Tor denomination by John
> ApfiKaH 0f Lander, ana Thomas
Fahoy of Cheyenne.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
FALL FINDS FAULT
WITH AMERICAN
POLICY IN
MEXICO
Senator Declares Government
Pays More Attention to
Woes Of Peruvian Rubber
Gatherers Than Those Of
Own Citizens.
DEMANDS REDRESS FOR
VICTIMS OF PILLAGE
1Ry nvsainH iasrsia 4. g. LEASED wire,

tHg 9Nentn9 AAsfatu ~ " Leased Wifei
Washington, Juiy 22-scnator Fall
of New Mexico today condemned in a
speech the neglect Of the government
10 secure redress for Americans in.
iured Ia Mexican hosiliitics along the
border,
senator Fall declared the United
states gave moro attention to re.
ports Of mistreHtment of rubber gath
erers In Peru and OF missionaries ln
Korea than Il dld 10 Interests of la
cltlacns who had Suffered In the Mex
lean hostilities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
TEWFIK PAsHA HAS
LOST GRAND vIZIER's
JoBs SULTAN RENr2s

CDnstanllnaple, July sl.-Tewnk
IAHhn. Turkish ambassador at Lon-
don. who has been appointed grand
vlnicr, made the stipulation ns a
condition Of his acceptance that tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Denver, July t1l11-HIHHIUT JOHrVN
Dixon, campaien maneNer az Colonel
Roosevelt, h expected O. arrive ~
Denver within few dnNH 10 make nn
effort a hafmonlno tNn differences ~
the Ff0Hgonnlyes IN Colorado. accord
ing ia IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT made today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Wnnhinnt0n. July ~f'h0IFnlIN
Clayton of the hpuae iadlc|afy eotnN
mltleo to-day rooofFud b toleNfRlu tfnm
Representative uFRhAm of lhr cube
committee investigating InoKQ hhnt
forde conduct ANNOUNCING tho 1nft
iat'n raalHnntl0n. alN1InN lhNf INA subs
committee favored anHInN fNn Iu4nIIH
and eahinn fof |nalfuNNn01
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
Nmnlnallons sent % senate,

Y'AshlnRton, July denominations
heNI to tho senate today by President
TAFT included
Frederick y. Fuller 10 be- United
states district Judge. and James
rroseley 10 be united States attorney,
division four. at Alaska,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Convened az noon.
Resumed consideration OF the
eeamen's efficiency bill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Chicago Juls ~ Fachey McFnf'
land and Eddie Murphy has- beer
nalched 90 flaht ten rounds NJ i<er
ppnha, VIE. probably on t.abor p,ts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Kan Francisco. july 22.~-With army
and navy officials. dlrectors OF tho
Panama Pacific exponleiun. and troops
% cavalry and mounted police IN
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