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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-07-18

voted on his candidacy must be warn ed that the republicans of California will not submit to robbery. The Ma tiOnal Committee must be told that il is but the servant of the party-not it's master; that it has no rightfu power to substitute it's preference fol the partys mandate"
 As a result of all the New York Mail, Ond. Rep) declared that 'the conspicuous exhibition of the unscru pulous methods of the political bosses which we have had this week in Chi cago will incline the people to still fur. ther housekeeping operations"
 "The proceedings of the majority of the republican National Committee, of the fraudulently constituted majority of the Credentials Committee of the National Convention, and of the fraud ulently obtained Taft majority of the convention itself have been absolute
 
 Even the New York Sun Qnd) could find no better subject for re- joicing than that "the framework of the party has been saved from dissolu- tion." And the New York Evening Post Qnd.) another uncompromising Roosevelt opponent, admits that there are, in fact, on every hand such signs of a party breakup and political demoralization as have not been seen in this country since the Civil War;" and that MT. Taft's bad luck in politics pursues him even in his hour of victory. He has won a re after a desperate strug- gle, but the universal opinion is that the honor which has come to him is empty"
 Says the Pittsburg Leader Qnd):
 Theodore ROosevelt's refusal to al low his name to be presented to this packed convention was consistent with his attitude that so long as tainted 'oll of delegates was it's foundation, no honest man could recognize the val dity of the gathering"
 The whole fraudulent situation in the convention, declared the Chicago Evening Post, Qnd) as the essem- Dlage met, started in the party Nation al Committee:
 There is one analysis of that Com nittee's makeup which has not been made, but which should be made for he especial consideration of the del gates themselves. Of the thirty-five steam roller members, twenty-sev- en are not delegates to the convention and of eight who are delegates, six lold their seats because of their own votes for the steam roller frauds. Two nen only out of the whole pro-Taft majority of the late National Commit i ee have clear title to convention ;eats"
 Peculiarly interesting is this uneX- )ected comment from the Wisconsin State Journal Qnd) the paper that ought the La Toilette fight against Roosevelt:
 Ut was true that the Roosevelt fore IS made claim to many delegates to l which they were not properly entitled, )ut there were so many contesting delegates whose claims were clearly Lbove all suspicion of taint, irregular ty, or corruption that their elimina- ion by the convention placed the con-
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-07-18
TAMMANY HALL |S
 ALWAYS AFTER GRAFT

Tammany is never known by it's candidates. Gaynor was a Tammany candidate but Gaynor is not a Tam retains control of the machine and the graft. Woodrow Wilson is acceptable to Tammany. Roosevelt is not.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-07-18
IS II NOT TRUE, Ell?
 READ THE PROOFS

Wall Street demands of candidate submission to it's will, and special legislation.
 New York's Wall Street newspapers without exception are supporting MT Woodrow Wilson and are leading the fight against Theodore Roosevelt.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-07-18
WILL REBUILD SHORTLY

William Scott, of West Yuma, who was burned out last week, will rebuild shortly with a $1,2OO house.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-07-18
H|LLES TAXES CHARGE
 0F TAFT CAMPAIGN

Washington, D. C., July 16.-Chair- man c. Hilles has gone to New York to organize the campaign for Presi- dent Taft.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
STRIKE pROBABI.E At
ELY MINES AND MILLS

ELY. Ncv., Sept 3O-The labor sit
uation here tonight is critical, and II
Is the general opinion that a strik, OF
ian men employed in The mining in
dustry in this district will he called
not later than tomorrow unless TIL,
operators agree to recognize the I'M
ions ana grant the increase in wages
asked for last week The operators
declare that q majority Of their EN-
.ploNcs are satisfied with the voluntary
raise of - cents u day. effective to-
morrow, and refuse to meet with any
committee from the labor unions to
discuss the situation. The labor un-
ion officials are equally firm in their
stand and say that the increase grant
ed will not he accepted
The local unions at Riepctown and
McGill held Il meeting tonight. but
their action was not made known.
Charles H. Moyer president Of the
Western Federation of Miners. Is di-
recting the affairs for the miners un-
Ion, ana said tonight that if a strike
is called the steam shovel men and
switchmen on ore trains would leave
their work. should the men 90 out
j. would cut off the ore supply for the
mills and tic up every branch OF the
industry in the district
Manager I.akenan. of the Nevada
Mining Company. issued
a statement tonight in which he said
that majority Of his employees we're
against strike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
tOLQtII1'S OBJECTION
CARRIES NO AUTHORITY

Washington, Sept 30.-Even if it
would have had any effect, the OBJ
lection Of Governor Colquitt, Of Texas.
To the transfer of Mexican troops
through a portion of that state under
permission accorded by the secre-
tary OF state. probably Will come too
late.
General Stcever today was ordered
to furnish a proper escort and see the
Mexican troops safely through the
Texas territory covered by the per
INIT.
tp to the time the state and war
department closed today, Governor
cOlqutt's message seeking to with
draw his original consent had reached
neither of the departments.
officials here do not concede the
right of any state authority to prevent
the free movement of United States
troops. nor their performance of such
gan international obligation as that inn
posed upon General SteeNer by the
state department in this case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01

Austin. Tex, Sept. 30.--Governor
Colqutt has Withdrawn permission for
Mexican troops to march from Mara :
thon, Tex, to another point on the
border over Texas soil. He announced
today he does not care to take the
risk
The governor sent this message TO
the secretary of state at Washington;
concerning the moving Of Mexican
troops through Texas from Eagle
Pass to Del Rio and Marathon, my
adjutant general calls attention to the
Fact that it will be Il seventy mile
march over rough territory from
Marathon. | desire to withdraw my
consent for the passage Of these
troops through Texas until ! am ad-
yiscd more fully with reference to
their movement. This march of sew
cnty miles through the territory re-
fcrrcd to will invite difficulties which
| do not want to occur in Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
Colonel AssaiIs Republican
Governor Before Taft Audi
ence and is Mercilessy
HeckIed by Crowd,
TAKES "THOU SHALT
NOT STEAL" AS TEXT
Bull Moose is Given "MiddIiAg
Lively Time by Men Who
Vigorously Dlsapprove OF
His. Remarks,
~, Morning journal Special I-a.cd wire.

NY Norning journal Special ieasrd Wire
Knoxville, Tenn. sept. 30--A III
multuolis crowd gave Colonel Roose-
vclt what he described as Il "mddling
lively time" here ,oday. Men scat
tered through the crowd hcckled him
as in Atlanta last saturday and sue
ceedcd in raising an nproar which for
a time drowned out any attempt on
Colonel Roosevclt's part to 20 on with
his speech.
u am pinnlns my faith" he shout
ed. when the noise had partially sub
sided, ito the commandment. Thou
shalt not steal The crowd chcered.
Wait a minute" Colonel Roosevelt
to speak OF Mr. Hooper. but as YOU
wish to have me speak Of him | viii
came here to speak against the theft
OF the republican nomination. You
people who shout 'Hurrah for Hoop
or. are you going to say Down with
the eighth commandment There
were cries Of NO. no."
We'll then ! say the colonel con
tinucd. that theft Of purse Is no
worse than the theft of a nomination.
] hold that noisy acclanation Of
theft does nothing but paint the
character of the man who makes the
Noise
AS Colonel Roosevelt resumed his
speech the cries OF Hooper were
renewed
every well. gentlemen" said the
colonel. i've got all tlsA afternoon
Colonel Roosevelt said Governor
Wilson had declared himself in favor
OF limitation Of the powers of govern
lncnt ANA hy that declaration had
placed himself in opposition to pro-
posals for progressive legislation. He
was Interrupted by cries OF "Hurrah
for wilson
Then hurrah for abolishing any
aw that limits he power OF the sweat
shop owners over women" he shouted
back
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
EE.I,ElS - HOLD BALL NEAR
Army OF FEDERAL =

Juarcz. Sept. 30.-News that rebels
near MADEIRA held grand ball sun
daN night within a few miles of fed
eral troops was the most startling
news today from the Casas Grandes
district. recently infested by reVolu-
tionists from Sonora. Federals num-
bcring $50 have been sent from the
state capital to reinforce the garri-
son at MADEIRA. an American lumber
ing town Bridges burned along the
Mexico Northwestern railway have
been repaired and traffic was re-
sumed today. Rebels can cut easily
any part of the line a second time
as federal troops are only held in the
towns along the railroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
OIL STOCKS OWNED
BY RbGkEFE!EtLEER' LEER
GROW RAP|BtF'.'
George w, Stah|, Brolher-ia-
Law of ArchboId, Shows How
John O.'S Shares Automati-
caIIy Increase.
NY Morning Journui spcca, Leased wirel


Chicago. Sept 30.--4Gcorge "
Stahl brother in-law of John y
Archbold and secretary treasurer oi
ithe standard OH Company Of Indiana,
WAS the chief witness today at the re-
sumption OF the legal fight between
n clay Pierce. Of the Waters Pierre.
oil Company Of ST. Louis, and the
Rockefeller interests
Counsel for Mr.. Pierce devoted tho
entire day To efforts To prove that
John D. Rockefeller, John D. Arch
bold ana other important men IN the
standard OH Company Of New JERSEY.
still own ana control the Standard oil
Company Of Indiana. despite the dis
solution order Of the United States SUI
prcme court.
Hrginning with a date in Decent bcr.
1911. Mr. Stahl was questioned close
~ regarding all directors meetings Of
the Standard OH Company of Indiana.
He said that board of five direc-
tors, who personally owned but seven
teen shares of stock in the Indiana
corporation. voted S.OOS proxies when
the capital stock OF the concern was
increased from s17.000.000 to $50 =
000. 900
NO. never thought Of consulting
Mr. Rockefeller in The matter said
Mr. Stahl. in reply to a question Il
have not seen Mr.. Rockefeller fof fiji
teen years he continued we did
not pay ans attention to him at all"
How were MIR Hockcfcllcrs
holdings in the standard oil Com
pany of Indiana. affected by the in
creased capitalize ton" Mr. Stahl was
asked.
Mr.. Rockefeller owned 2.iS2
shares in the company when il was
capitalized at $1,000. .O0o When the
capital was increased 10 $4,000. .o0o.
he automatically became holder Of
1850 shares. The additional stock
was voted To stockholders just in the
same manner that dividend would
i,.. declared
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
BINGHAM STRIKERS
MAY RETURN TO
THEIR WORK
Report is Current That 15O
Japanese Are to be Replaced
on Pay Roll at Once; Others
May Follow Quickly,

by Morning journal Special Leased Wire.
Bingham. Utah sept. 30.-I was
reported this afternoon that $50 Jap
anese iaborcrs were To be replaced
upon the pay roll of the Utah copper
Company tomorrow. This was taken
to mean that settlement was looked
for. j. y. Shillings superintendent
of the Utah Copper Company, de-
clned to discuss the question, declar-
ing he knew nothing about Il.
TlYcre were about $50 japanese IA
horers in the employ Of the company
before the strike, but many have
left the district and 1t is said that
the action OF the company Will tend
to hold the remainder OF the camp.
The carpenters held an informal
meeting this afternoon to consider go-
ing back to work The consensus OF
opinion among the carpenters, is not
to go back until the trouble is set
tied.
In reference to the report that oper
ations were to be resumed at the Unit
ed States and Yampa mines. Dan
Eden. foreman of the Yampa mines,
said this afternoon that il the mine
was to begin work there would be no
facilities for the shipment of the ore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
TWO MEXICAN OFFICERS
CAUGHT IN NEW MEXICO

ri paso. Sept. 30.-Two. Mexican
rebel Officers took II horseback ride
into the United states and were ar
rested promptly by American soldiers
stationed near Hachta. ~ NJ, where
They were held today pending advices
from TT Bliss. They evidently had
lost their way and, wandering over the
international line, We're given chase
by the United states troops.
Although armed. the men offered
no resistance. According To the re-
port received by General SteeVcr, one
of the prisoners is Major Escaratc
chief of STAFF of the rebel army of
General lncz Salazar. and the other
named Fucntcs, adjuiant general of
Salazar's forces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
SON ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS HIS MOTHER

Idaho springs colo. Sept so. AIRS
Daniel \ Thcohuld aged 90 years
was shot In the breast today hN tn,
accidental discharge of 4 shoteun hc-
longing 10 her son. Daniel She died
a few hours after the accident.
The son a minor IA Cripple crcvlt,
had gone to the Thoohold ranch. elcN
en- miles east Of here. for the opening
.ot the deer season The mother met
him AT Floyd Hill. Throhold took his
sun from the case and placed it Nc-
tween himself and his mother Ia IN,
wagon when They started Ia drive to
the ranch, saying as the deer scuson
did not open until midnight he would
Try 10 shoot some rabbits
The gun was DISCHARGED as they
were aishtlng from the WAGON at til.
ranch, the load striking the aged
woman ia the breast
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
PR0CRESS|vES OF
COLORADO ADOPT
PLATFORM
Bull MooserS in Centennial
State Allow Nothing to ES-
cape from Program OF
Rooseve|t's Party,


Denver, sept 3o.--Thc progressive
party of Colorado made public It's
platform today The document in
dorscs Roosevelt and johnson ana the
platform adopted by the national con-
vcntion in Chicago. The platform,
among other things, advocates The
following:
tnmpcdcd use Of initiative. refer
endum and recall
State printing plant
Direct election of United states sem
ators
Presidential preference primary.
short ballot law.
lIcadless ballot law.
Amendment To state primary law
providing for preferential voting.
Smplfcation of civil procedure.
Public utilities law with rigid anti
pass ant-frank and all nnii-privllege
provisions.
"A searching corrupt practices act
Publicity for campaisn contrbu-
tons
State supervision OF stock and
bond issucs.
Eight hour law for women.
Eight hour law and safeguards for
hazardous employments.
Minimum wage.
Workmen's compensation law.
Mothers compensation law.
Abolition OF iniunctluns IN lnboi
disputes where not available ia other
controversies.
Salary law for teachers,
So If school buildings as socinl
centers
Single honrd Of control for the
state charitable and penal institutions.
Constructive good roads policy.
state legislative rcappottlohin'nl
with abolition of float senators ana
Defense OF waters Of the state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
RtbeI Agqts Claim Envoy
from Madero is Enroute
North with View 10 Opening
Negotiations win Insurrectos
NO PROPOSITION IN
WHITING ACCEPTABLE
All lnle ests of Republic Ex-
pected b Participate in Par
ley Whsh is to be Held on
NeutraIGround,

iby M"rningsjournaI Special Leased Wire.
~ PasoFept. Negotiations fol
peace, begin some time ago between
the fedcr,I government and rebels
operating ! the north of Mexico, have
met appr@al in the first step, ac-
cording t,Ercbcl representatives here
II was sid today that Antonio p,
Magma, Mo left El Paso a week ago
with an dfering from the rebels for
u peace c3nfercnce. has met with ia
vorable reception by President Ma
dero. Msgana, for second time. is
on the way from Mexico City to El
Paso, say tho rebel agents. to continue
the treaties here.
Magma is president OF political
club Of Mexico and II was said. came
mere at the instigaton Of the Mcxi-
can president His return on a Sec
ond visit IS deemed full proof that the
federal government seriously consid-
cls entering into a peace pact, if the
rebels often favorable terms for their
part.
Colonel fiomcz Robelo, agent in the
United States Of General Pascual
orczco. is acting as the revolution
agent in the treaties. 1t is said that
the Mexican government would per-
nit no preliminary treaties. in writ
ing or BY telegraph or mail, but only
through the verbal agency OF Magana
Robclo's plan, which it is said had
been accepted, was to hold d con-
ference between four elements the
revolution, the government. the milf
larry and the civilian 1t waa said
tllis was nladc in answer to a query
from Madero as to what plan for
treaties would he acceptable to the
rebels. The conference probably would
be held on neutral soil on the from
tier.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
RIVAL CANDIDA 7 { 6
FORM UNUSUAL
FRIENDSHIP
Democratic Nominee for Gov
ernor Of Colorado and His
Republican Opponent Vie in
Extending CourtesIes'


Denver. sept. -E NJ, NmhlphS'
democratic candidate for governor ana
clifford {. Parks his republican OPP
poncnt. met today FOR the first tln''
They were introduced on Denver
street. aud before they parted t9"N
had arranged to attend "A dance to-
gethor saturday night at kremmlins.
the home of Mr. Ammons-
I'm going 20 open my camlaisn
lat krcmmling. FRIDAY night. and II
you'n come over I'll give YOU htlf the
platform ana agree not To talk word
cf politics" said Amnons
Make 1t saturday night ana III
come. said Parks.
Then Amnons suggested that !"
dane, was To he given saturday night.
and invited Parks to attend as his
guest Parks agreed.
Parks lives in Glcnwnod springs
When you come over Ia Glcnwood
Springs ho told Ammons "in in
troduce you. and II furnish brass
band and guarantee yoa a good
crowd.
IN do the same for You when YOU
speak at kremmling." rcioined Am
mons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01

IRy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.
Belgrade, Scrvia. Sept. 30.-SerNld
tonight Is preparing Tor war, Gen
cral mobilization of the army was or
dered today. and within twenty-four
hours ii Is beleVd in Official circles,
The nation viii be ready to meet Tur-
key in IA death -grapplc for control OF
the Balkans.
The capital is seethng with excite
ment Al late hour tonight the
crowds. among which there was a
liberal sprinkling of uniformed re-
servists on their way to the railway
stations to Join the colors.' For weeks,
the public has clamored for war with
Turkey and news OF the order TO
mobilize the army was received with
general rejoicing.
According to newspaper reports,
the Servian minister to Turkey, pr.
Nenaaovltch, has left constantinople
for Belgrade.
From Sofia news came today that
the mohiliza ton OF the bulgarian
army had been ordered, ana that
Turkish troops were concentrated
near Adrianople. on the border. the
Turkish government. according To
dispatches from constantinople mas
called out 100000 reservists.
For weeks clash between the bal-
kan states and Turkey has been nm
minent The revolt in Albania, with
repeated reports of outraecs upon
Christians by Turks troops. has IN
famed the Balkan states. The re-
cen. note to Turkey in which Serva
and Eulgaria Joined in a demand that
Macedonia be granted autonomy
brought matters to q crisis AS al
ways in Balkan politics, the attituue
of Russia and Austria Is OF Nltal I'm
NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
TURKS SEND t'ORtI
TO ISL or SAMOS

Constantinople Sept. So.- Turkish
reinforcements were landed oa ne
Island of Samos today, hut bccausr "i
the arrnisticc between the authorizes
and the insurgents, active operations
have been suspended for the present.
The Montenegrin government today
rendered its excuses to the Ottoman
charge d'affaires at CottinJc for the
recent attack by Montcncgrins on u
Turkish ammunition convoy on 'H'
shores of Lake Scutari. the arrest ana
of the aggressors mas
been promised.
A definite issue to the Tnrco- ltall"n
peacc negotiations il expected In the
course of few DAYS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01

Wilmington. Del. Sept. 3o.-The
Central Fuel oil Company. an oil pro-
ducine company in oklahoma. char
tered in this state. was adjudged a
bankrupt today in the United States
district court. Liabilities are placed
at sl2. .sS..sa. and assets At So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01

received here today. In the fight be-
tween Mexican rebels and defenders
of the town of Cucurcp the rebels
were beaten and lost a number OF
prisoners. dead and wounded. AlcJ-
andre Vega, the rebel general. re-
ported to have been victim of IA
Ley Fuga.' Is reported to have ar
rived safely at Hcrmosillo. the state
capital. and to be held prisoner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01

Race Course. Wauwatosa. Wis,
Sept 3o.-In the opening practice
today for the VANDERBILT cub. Pabst
and Wisconsin and Grand Prix trophy
races. scheduled for We'd
ncsdaN. Thursday ana Saturday. the
larger ears averaged around IS miles
an hour.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01

Nogales, Ariz., Sept. 30.--A force Of
400 rebels is reported at lnuris, on
the Southern Pacific Of Mexico. below
this point. t'ederals on "A troop train
moving south were disentrained at
Aqua cara and are moving against the
rebels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01

seattle Wash, Sept 80 Mrs.
Frank 7 sargent Of Washington. u.
g. widow Of Frank =, Sargent. who
was Tor many years chief OF the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Tfremen
and afterwards commissioner Of inn
migration, died suddenly today At a
hotel here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-01
Servian Minister Quits Con-
stantinopIe and Armies Are
MobiIizing for HostIitieS 10
Open.
BULGARIANS JOIN
SISTER KINGDOM
Mohammedan Cruelties, In
f|icted Upon Christians in
Macedonia, Lead to De-
mand for Autonomy,


ST. Petersburg. Sept. 30 The
. mobilization of the armies of
. Bulgaria, Scrvia and Greece
probably will mean immediate
war. according to the belief In
political circles here. The ma
. ture of Turkeys military activi+
. ties in the last few days is taken
to mean that she intends to
make war.
The opinion IS held here that
action of the Balkan states has
q resulted from the inability Of
. the powers to deal with the situa-
ton. 1t is understood Russia has
taken an adequate view of the
crisis and has proposed the rad
ical remedy of putting into effect
article 23 Of he treaty Of Ber-
lin, providing for Introduction in
the European provinces OF Tur-
key Of a statute giving meas
. urc Of SELF government under
. provincAl governor general con
. trollal .jby the powers.
. Russias $ proposal WAS com
. nunicated to Turkey by NJ. De
. Giers, the ambassador to Aus
. lria- hungary. Great Britain
. showed herself willing to talk
. reforms in Macedonia without
. committing herself to anything
. definite. Frances answer is due
. tomorrow and her attitude Is cX- Z
. pected to be still more conscrva-
. tive, being dictated mainly by
, considerations Of finance.