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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Salem. Mass. Nov ar you think
ua guilty of murderinE our sister give
ne death ans History VII record eur
end We wfu 50 % a higher Judgment
aeat and millions 81 workers wtu take
% our Cas- 90 labor wncn wa drop N
the ditch"
Thia. in suhstance. Vas the CLOSING
theme ~ the personal pleas made IN
court here today ~ J. J. Ettor and
Atrur8 0iovHnnitti leadera ~ the
Lawrence tsntiie STRIKE last winter. on
trial Tor melting q riot causing tia
death - Anna LopiEzo. VINO vas shot
and killed IN q rot. They spoke no,
only Cor themselves but for Jossph
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Ct NJ flanders
OF SHIPS CREl
ON OFFICIALS
CAPTAINS o. TIE KANSAS. TIE
MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH
CAROLINA CALL AT rHE CITY
HALL

The commanding ofncers % ne spe-
eiaI division OF ths Atlantic fleet
now en- Pensacola bay. made en- oniciai
5aU on zoe local federal and city Of
ae.ais Yesterday the naval officers
arrivI1r af ths rly hau at no o'clock.
where f1sv we're received in the once
81 fHr mayor The cau was made
n RETURN Or the welcome satonded
tfs amrerH and members % the feet
Frarr maruInE. uhen Conector %
Customs William o. Nsrthup Mayor
FrHrs Reilly. g. E nahson. president
"a. d. r.nuH1'H Commercial Asso-
eisuou aHH dslrEafiaa ~ represent
auUt business men a. .re city called
81 tIrraI FTrtr1sr md other off,
ears .H. uHr reHreIs
rna .r.rrs vra called at ths cify
haU a rrurHn WooreNerff com
nian#HH .nH Kansas. Captain NJ p
eanfHaft commanding me Michigan;
.tan.an Thomas surWdeu. command
Dis I.r a1ulh rrr0Nna.
HmHH u HrH received ~ Mayer NeG-
q far Htv rHH and later called co
...#fHr uf Customs william D.
H.....u nnf pHstmasfeT A. q. Fuu
~.. .m.rfa from fhr bis ships. uka
#|..ra rHo Welt Pensacola during
.## winter H1ntHs. expressed their De-
#eH. ~ me pleasant weather here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
SOLD SO PER CENT
OF ALL HARVESTERS
lntsrnstloral company DID Trem~nd.
ovs Bssinsss lest Year. Aeeordine 70
Evidsnes IN oeVsrnmsnt Suit

Chicago. Nov as-of the if..afs
binders and headers sold IN the united
States in q aingie year. the Tnternation-
si Harvester Company sold 40 ger cent.
accordinK 20 figures introduced BY Ed-
win p. Groavenor ~ the hoaring today
of the governments dissolution suit
against he lnterna fional Mr. Groa-
venor - assistant o. Attorney General
Wichersham He said that tha Inter
national sold "a per cent % ths ma
chimes Distributed In year Tire
prosecution read int the records n
numher ~ contracts with agents. and
special instructions which Mr. Oros-
venur said. Indicated the international
managers we're trying % create o mo-
uopoly IN the farm implement business
% the country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Berlin Nov. gs--ovinE O. fhs ob-
sections Of the empress. Emperor wa
uam.s ambitious plan % establish
Princess Lniss. their only daughter.
On palace % her own hAa been
ahandoued. TIE empress and hsr
daughter have been inH~rarahla ooFn-
paniuns and the mother would not
hear ~ separation.
A matter 20 importaure On the royal
household tust now Ia the eduCatiun
90 the princess ThouEh uEhf heart
81 she has q tendency % EraxltF of
tHouKht uot often found ln enc % her
years This Characteristic o. shown
iu her foudnsss for ths rriencss she
r. also taking e deep Interest n the
utierf % housekespinF which she is
stufvlns under her mothers super
vision. Tha empress is Hrienfif
cook. sxeeliinE particularly In the
preparation 81 solid and expensive
dishes
The scope 81 ne princess efurafiou
is also shown in her Interest .u AT
she hns taken up painuur and is
clever wfth ire pencil and brush she
hss studded fhe f1ndsrape ~ her coun-
Try home. and spends many MORNINGS
in the park at sarroW. where she
studies nature and painting
Princess Iuise also PLAYS the piano
and sings beautifully. one tav shs
both avtoniahea anf drfrhtsd Der
father bN sinE.uE aud PLAYING favor
its foik sonEs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
BT ASSOCIATED PREss

AisKandria. L.. Nov. ia-Two train
men wsre killed ard tao intured whsn
ne wsstbound Tsxas and Pacific PES
ssnEer train 40. 81 coilidsd With ne
rear ~ q freiEht train on the outskirts
- Alaxandrta at 4 O'Clock this morn
ing No passengers wsre injured.
Oficialir. f0ur trains were I'm The
wreck Two nEht engines which wcrc
running ahead ~ ths passenger train
a. nrst End second sxtra 81 found q
stalled Southern Pacific freight train
on the track They wcrr coupled 20
the rear 81 the freight and heRan push
ing n ahead A Fee minutes later the
uaasenmer train dashed into tha triple
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Five Officers and Enlisted Men
Recipients of Medals of Honor

Kennedy. en- a. ths sixth cavalry;
QuarfermasfHr Sergeant Joseph Hen-
HrrHrr. ar enlisted man % troop 4.
sixth eavaIrv. and Captain Jullau gau-
faf df tHr frsf cavalry.
President Tart summoned 20 tha
White House for fhr ceremony an =
fhr medal 0f honor men now sfati1n-
ff Hr living near WasfinEfnu fnvft.
go t1 frn White House % 90 honar
fa fFe Younger members ~ the dis
HrruIarrH orders were Major General
william H Carter. Brfgadier General
a. Darlington. BriEaIirr General A.
bert ~ Mile Lieutenant General Mel
snn a Miles. Jret.retl. Maicr General
George p. Gillespie. trgtlred1. and near
IF score rF others. whose deeds -
r1Nanfrv In action ran back through
tHs history af Cuban and Philippine
campaigns f1 fhe stirring days ~ In
dan HKhuug and me ciyu war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
{. {. SAUNDERS
HASPURCHASED
THEBARKHENNY
Vessel Which Was Blown
Ashore During the Hurri-
cane VIII Be Towed 10
Pensacola and Converted
Into a Barge.

Captain X r. Saunders. who re-
gently purchased the ocean Eoing tus
Leroy. has added 70 hiE fleet Of ves-
sels the bark Henny. which Re has
just purchased tn Mobile The bark.
which is % steel. wiil be towed 20
Pensacola and converted into . barge.
she viii he placed IN the trade be-
tween Pensacola or muif ports. and u
10 understood has already been char
tered b. the Cumberland Tsiephone
Company and vii move a iargs ship
msnt of material Cor that company 10
Cuhm 60 be used in construction WoTk.
The bark vas one of a number 20
b. blown ashore durtnG tbs 1909 hur-
ricans at Mobile. TIE huil 10 In good
condition and she can be converted
into q barge ~ 4 comparatively small
expense. Captain r. ,. williams VII
80 20 Mobile today on business con-
nected with bringing the barge here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

TO THE RUSSIA
AUSTRIAN ROW
Their Armies Are Being
Modified, Though II May
Mean Nothing More Than
Mutual Distrust-Pe Peace
Delegates Working 70 End
War.
- AssocIArEn -.

London. NoV. 1a-Tnfrreaf tu ths
Turkish Balkan YER situation today
shifted from the hrriHereuts whoHe
doIeratcs are prepariug to meet with
an apparent sincere desire fn uurk 1at
terma ~ truce. a. fhs neIEHHurinE pow
ers 81 AusIria and Russia. These ri-
tals are strengthening thfiF border
forces. although statesmen uf aH rreat
European powers Hay their only policy
e. 20 lrardinats rivalFics % the cBfn-
mon welfare 20 Eurors iu The cause rt
peace
SO fErsafeHfnr fartor fa the sifna-
tIrn e. kunwn which had NOT existed
since fHr rsEIrriuF - rrr war. unless
W fs ere near approach ~ enc sertta
army t8 Adr.atic. which f Del believed
Austria Views with d.sfavrr The mo
Hfurafiun may mem uoihiuK more
than diHfruFf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

The Louisville ana Nashville RAD
road Company paid out more money
yesterday and the day prior a. sal
aries 10 their employees on the local
divisions than ever before known IN
any one month This Vas the state
m.nt os a party In close touch vita
what u requires 70 meet the nav
roli ~ the company when the pay
car reaches Pensacola and completes
the run over the 2. a A. and yellow
River divisions.
An ordinary pay ron on the local
divisions IL between teo.ooo and tio.-
0oo bat u IN estimated that this
month the company paid cut almost
tionooe This does not include arr
money paid out on the wharNes Tor
work there which -earhod iarma
sum
The reason for the inrreaMed pay
roii ~ that business over the iDcai
divisions has been heavy for the past
uiK weeks. necnsuita inw mans extra
trains The movement 81 roHin into
Pensacola for the past several weeks
has alone required many trains IN
Addifiou o. the regular onea while
import and export shipments have
been heavy. Many solid trains ~ ma.
hoaany ioNw. sulphur ore and either im.
ports have been shipped oui north.
Metla trMinn rwming south nntn
brought solid loads ~ sxpafl Freight
There Ia 90 imil In tha huAinmmm
either. and Indications are that the
present rush wfn continae during ire
winter uoHthn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
ESCAPED MADMAN
KILLED BY POSSE


Minneapolis. MINI. Nov. 2s.--Hsnry
Poker. aged "a an escaped madman.
% dead aud Matthew sennen. aHad ~.
and Leonard Lcnxen. Jr. aged 10. are
IN the hospital here az the result last
night ~ the running amuck % rulkar
near Hamei. q village fifteen miles
south of here Matthew Lenxen re-
csived four bullets IN his body hut ac-
oordinE % physicians he has . chance
o. recovery. Leonard h not serious
D injured
Poker. who was sent O. the hospital
Tor the insane "a Rochester last spring
after n waA ailmmed ne had set IRE ~
various farm buildings. last night rods
20 the home of leonard tscnRen near
Hamsi. and airing through a window.
shot the two youths wno we're seated
IN = family group about a are. place
Tie then ieft his horse and procaedod
20 a harm on the farm ~ hts father,
who was not aWare that hia aon had
escaped from the hospital
sheriff LanGum and . posee VINO FOL.
lowed him we're kept at hmy for more
than an hour, Poker thrcafsning death
with his rife Finally a. he ran from
the building. nring steadily upon the
posse. be waa Instantly killed by the
bullet from ths revolver 90 = deputy
sherfn. None % the posse was injured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

vvashInFfnu. Nov aEH-FiVe Young
men. nncfrr and enlisted men n
wnrie SANS attite military force. UrnI
- ne white House fataE fo receive
fhs highest award that can De Ei.Hn
an American soldier. frc medal 81.
honor
Frur ~ fFr men nom ere EreFIdin
San Eranefarn. brought memories 1t the
huni End capture ~ che FINr.uo pirate.
Chief 1M.H Iu faHa. while che Hfln.
cavalry rfH Hrr who had helped protect
ere town GO Douglas. Aria. aFt yer.
heard maNnaffv tHa rs-frHIuE ~ E.H
ridina Irta "a rain af fuHr.H t1 stop "a
hEht fhaf threatened tre lives gf
American
Ths soldiers drrarafed fHr .drrls "
EaHantry u atfInnf we're EIrHt Li"a-
tenant AFehia Miller and Neerud lHrH.
'~nauH Arthur F Wilson and jaar u.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
ARREST is MADE
IN MURDER CASE
Youna Arksnaaa Mar Arrested A. A.
isuea Nurdsr 81 Vogna Wor1ar %
Xinc. That stats. Found Dsad.

FIarrfHan ARA. Sow zr-DtIa David
~rn. arHd 60 member 20 prominent
family az Zinc ARA. uHH arrested there
today charged uffr fhH Kufrr 81 Miss
Eta EarHHu rFEH returning o. her
bone near fhaf r'arr Tnarrdav
Davidson uaa arrested rr warrant
sworn oHf nv me dead EIrrH frfher.
George HHrlau.
The body ~ Niss Earhan with ths
head severed. taa Irrs chcpFed aT
and tre fHrra rHf In fU1 una found
near her bone An ATTEMPT had bera
ranHn fa ernreaT fha remains
The young woman Irft home Thurs
dav fHF q hnfeharE ride Later the
rldsrIass horse returned fn tha house.
This uas ths ursf IEumauru 60 me
family that the crime raa been com
ulftsd
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
FOUR BANKERS
ARE SENTENCED
TO FIVE YEARS
Former Presidents Of All
Night and Day Banks al
Little Rock, Memphis and
Oklahoma City Given
Long Terms in the Fed
eral Penitentiary.

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 21.-JudEe Nc
Call in the federal court here today
arrfenrHH W a. Wgrne. former presi-
cent rf The AT NiEht and Day Rank
81 Little ROCK. Ark ~ ~ Hendrsy.
former president of a similar institu-
tiau b. Memphis. H Brooks. Mem
rhis umbsrman ana former director ~
ere Memphis hank and Ahner Davis.
former president - ths Al Nisht and
nnr uank - Oklahoma City 90 nv@
years In federal prison and nned them
each g. COO. The sentence was hased
20 fuo counts in ths Indictment chErN-
ing them with uslnE ths malls IN =
ronHrfrary % drfraud IN connection
uIfh The failure - the hank
A r Bouda the nrth Indicted man.
former president - ne All Night and
uaF Eank % Kansas City. whose re-
ported illness has dsiap@d ~. passing
~ sentence several timat. was not
present today Hia counsel read q
telegram from NE saying he vas suf-
fsrInr frori aprsndicities and vas IN
able to leave the hospital
Previous 20 passing ~ sentences.
Judge McCau 0Verruied q motion for
raw trial Attorneys for ne de-
fsrdauts 81 onos aled notice % an ap
peal
f. Immediately after the Adjournment o.
court. Tnited states Deputy Marshal
jolly arrested Hendrey on q charge of
VIcIstnE the postal laws.
The convicted bankers. 10 IL naid.
urI make m enort 90 furnish bond for
their rrieaHe. pending the hearing n
moiLa1 70 apBsal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Dramatic Personal Appeals are
Made by EttOr and GiOVannitti

caruso accused ~ arinE ths fatal shot
The Defendants attorneys obtained
pernissien fron the court for them 90
speak
May r. the audience in ire court
rnam cried az ths end - tho dramatic
appesla Ths trend ~ their arguments
we're that they we're working fgr the
bettsrument q labor conditions and
that they were not responsible for IRE
riots. that they advocatsa peaceful
methods and that the min owners -
Lawrence wished their conviction in
order 80 oprress labor The reforenCa
% ths dad woman e. e sister wna
made a. meaning q sister ~ inbo-.
The court win instruct the iur1 In the
eans Monday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Two Trainmen are Killed and two
Injured in Louisiana Wreck

combination. making n iumbied rnnna
of the three engines.
Fireman VI. Landry and nrakernau A.
"a Harrison of the second antra 81,
residents ~ Oouidshuro. la. we're Kill
sd and EnRin@ar Lagghlin of the nAna
engine vas hAdiy scaldsd. FIrammu
Joe Rick~t - tha passenger train wam
seriously Injured ~ jumping fuat ha-
fore the crash cama
TIE injured men we're placed IN q
aanitarium hare
Tha TEXAS and Pacinc oniciain are
conductinR. an inwestiGation % det@r.
mine who "A responsible for the fail.
ure to haE the passenger train Thers
waa . heavy fog a. ths scene % tha
wreck
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
REPORTED BARK ls TO BE
USED As REFRIGERATION SHIP

Mobile. Nov. ss.-Ths purchase %
ne bark Hanny here today placed IN
circulation q report that r. n Sam
derS a Co o. Pensacola. had purchas-
ei the steel han with the visw of con-
vsrting it into . modern refriEsrator
ship II vas said among Mobile fish
firms that such a plan Rad been taIk-
"a % for Some months ago. the iasa
taen being 70 t0w the vessel - the
campearhee banka tAttia credenoa
was plared IN the report.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
JAILED IN DEFAULT OF BIG BOND
DEBS, SOCIALIST CANDIDATE FOR
PRESIDENT, UNDER INDICTMENT

dueinE witnesses 20 leavs ths ooun-
try"
Warren and Sheppard wcre released
on ore thousand dollars bond Tor each
The oneuHs charged in the Indictment.
q o. Alegrl. Was committed IN con
neciiou " an fhe case of ,. A. Waylaud
owner ~ thr Appeal 81 Reason War
ren and city Editor Pfifer. - the
paper. are accused ~ misuse Of the
mails IN pusting ALLEGED obscene mat
Ter concerning the f.eavenworth. kan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
sAuNDrRe a CO. AAvn NOTHING
70 90 wITH BAaK HGnNv

we have nothinE 10 40 with ne
hark Henny.- said r W. Fowler. Of
saunders a CO. last night. we
have no id.a - attempting such
plan aa the one outlined n waa
tried several years aRo - q gulf arm
and found trnprmcticmhie~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Columbus. q. Nov at.--CeciIia Farley.
state house stenogFapher. was this at
tsrnoon acquitted On the charge ~ hrst
degree murder Tor shooting Alvin E
ZoiliuEer. TIE jury was cut threa and
half hours
After announcement % the verdict
Miss Farley said she and Terume
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Fort Scott Kansas. Nov. 2a.-Qp q
federal Indictment returned here
against Eugene v. Debs. the socialist
candidate f1r president IN the last
election. Pred D. Warren. editor of the
Appeal % Reason. a socialist ness
paper ~ UIrard. Kansas. d T. Sheppard
Warreua attorney and Warren shep-
nard werr arrested here today By the
federal authorities. The indictment
charges Construction ~ justice by tn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
MRS. A. A. LOW
VICTIM OF THIEF
= Rabb.d - $1,000 wor,h % Jewels
Presumably o. windoss clsaasr
eha Had Emplopad.

New Vera Nov aa=ff became known
todar thaf Mra A A Low. sister r-fn-I Ials
~ Former Mayer seth Low. was rohb.
"a on "Wednesday iaFt of ffo01 worth
~ feWrirF The feWrin. moaf af aEHeh
have a sentimental Vuiue beyond fHair
Intrinsic worth. were stolen frum Mrs
heu'a bedroom. presumably br maa
employed 90 cieau windows uIam1ua
rimNH. a Muid wateh ruby necklace
End e diamond pendant were among
tha articles tnknn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
STENoGRAPHER ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF
MURDER SAYS SHE WILL NOW MARRY

ouigiey. the hotel clerk who nFurei
tn the case win be married e. once
A large crowd IN the court room Eaye
q shout ~ approval AZ the verdict
The defendant confessed innmorul
relations WITH EoiiinFer and asserted
be threatened 30 expose her when she
ATTEMPTED 20 eisoontinue his acquaint-
anoe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

saH federal prison. where Wayinnd TO
ceutlY committed suicIe
j. y. McDunnuEh feHiihed AZ the trial
% the case that the defendants gave
him two hundred dollars tn a. th CAL
iforuia and rot testify in ere misuse %
the mails case Defendants admitted
rayment but said d was IN discharge
~ debt. TIRE case fer misuse of the
mails was taken unfer ndgissnnent hy
Judge Pollock. q Topeka. Kansas. yes
tcrday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Chfcnr,. Nsv e1-Crorar NEera.n
structural IRON worker employed .# .
huffinE In course az rnuHffH...
niunEed n'ne stories through rH ...
vafar Hhan lHsf ufsff and aHffr r.H
severe HhakiuE un enc only .rFr
ha EaFeref uaa "a broken Hra FnHrH
PIE landed on a pie 90 sane
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
SAMUEL GOMPERS
IS REELECTED
prsssds-t Su.srissn Fsdsrstloa 81 10.
bor 10 KEGS l4is ossk-Esfsrsndvn
Pisn 10 Hisek 10 Bsstsn.
M ASSOCIATED PREss.

Rochester. n. ". Nov. 2a-tamuoi
p. 0ompers vas this afternoon re.
elected president ~ the Americmn Fef
eration - Labor. ~ that orwaniEation's
annual nle~finH here.
A proposition % elect ofnccrs - the
Federation hy a refefenfum vats II lts
meuabers wnn defeated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
sENAToR RAvNER sErTER.

the bedside of senator islaor Envrer
81 noon To-Day stated that tho senator
Rad reEained consciousness Tor Ume
and showed sliEht Improvement he
has hcen in a state of coma fer sew
eral days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

In r.oent issue o. Ths Pensacola
Journal q letter arearsd IN Nox
Popun" from Mr A v. Clubhs. In
which he asked several questions rel
stive 70 munIcIual docks. etc, the
following ia Submitted IN reply 10
thuse questions by Secretary Leland
.. Henderson. o. the Commercial A.
aoctafions
ABOUT INTEREST.
Question Whv should citixenn
pay Interest on ft0oooof
Anrwsr bond Issue wuuld not
b. saiahlf without Interest
The bonds need be issued. Only as
ths money q needed. or ~ they are
an issued at one time ana draw 5 per
cent ere city depository WI take
the unused money and pay ths ciu
61-2 Ter cent Tor a.
~ the docis are constructed 80 as
a. provide modern facilities. they ~lu
earn profit
Moreover should the docks pay no
return. Il would nccsEsitate an IN
crease ~ taxeH ~ hut $4,000 yearly.
FOR thirty years % pay the bond issue.
on . property valuation of tis.ooo,-
nOo this would require less than
one min tax. or % cents per zee per
year.
RAMBLING OF CONTRACT.
s1ueatton Muef ne wfve the city
council ard hcnd frus.ces carte
biAmche % anend thls amcIuk -. iu
their wisdom. thev thlnk pforerr
Answer some ore must he tn
vested wtth the authority 10 decide
matters % detail The method and
plan % construction 90 ths dock. the
letting - the contract. etc.
Surely tho people can he trusted -
select council that Wlu protect their
Interests.
The bond trustees wiil certainly hs
guided by the W.u q the majority u
the people
ORDINANCE PROVISIONS.
Question May not thr taxpayers.
whether Ercaf az small hlrh or iow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 1a-Bimhop
a. " Hoffman. of the Reformed Epis-
copai church. died at hia home here
today. Iis wAa n years Old During
bic career a. clergyman. Bishop
HOFFMAN never accepted salary IN
addition he donated out of hts private
means thousands ~ doiiarw toward
The huiidinN q churches and gave
literally % aid the wofk % the church
IN India.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
HAD A LARGE PAY ROLL
ON THE LOCAL DIVISION
More Money Paid Ont 10
Railroad Men Than Ever
Before Known.
BUSINESS HEAVY
FOR MANY WEEKS

Traffic Over the Pensacola
& Atlantic Divisions Ne
cessita;ed Running Many
Trains, and the Amount
Paid Out BY the Pay
Train Yesterday and Day
Prior Estimated at Nearly
100000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
DEVELOPMENTS IN
CASE UNEXPECTED
Witness Who Is Now an
Engineer on Panama Ca
nal Said Hockin Is Not
20 BE Trusted-District
Attorney Asked That the
Bond Of All Defendants
BE Increased.


Indianapoua. Nov. aa-Herbsrt
fockin. secretary treasurer of the Tn
tarnaflnuaf Association of Bridge and
Structural fron workers. and one ~
ths chief Attendants iu tho trial of
fortv-nva alleged dynamite conaptrh-
tors against employers uf non union
labor in the federal court here was
placed in ian tonight
Wis imuriaonFuent followed rs rail-
urn 81 NiVe bond after Feaeral Judge
hndaraon bad ordered it Increased from
fnn to twenty thousand dollars The
increase in bond followed tha tosti-
monv hv Lindsey 4. Jewel now engi-
uear on me Panama canal that On Au-
Nuat telo. q month before tha Lua An
Feies Times explosion nockiu nad
baen sivinm him Information about dy-
mamttoru and that soon after this eN-
uiosian HocEin worked directly with
WIN y Burns.
Jewel said hs vas connected vita a
steel construction firm IN Ptttshurg On
1sfo and that Hockin came 90 him and
uffnrad 90 MiVe Information about some
nitro- giycerine hid On nochester. Pa
Tnm request Tor an increase in he
bend 81 uockin vas make By District
Attorney Miller after The witness bad
said kuckiu wua mot o. be trusted day
~ niwht by ony one" The district az
toruay also asked that the beads of
ne ether defandanta bs Increased. but
tha court SAID "a would not consider
that request today az o. vac satur-
Har
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
DOCK SCHEME
FURTHER SHOWN
|. BY HENDERSON
Secretary Of Commercial As
sociation Replies TO ''Vox
Populi" Questioner.
TELLS Mr.. CLUBS
THE PLAN TO DATE

II Seems, However. That Mr..
Clubbs Does Not Oppose
City Docks and Was, Ac-
cording to Letter, One Of
the Early Advocates for
Them.