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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
Gounts DraSnatin Dan.
somsies esp % Mai 1912

2ie nt5ite jsilids Hegebenbsit
bes anhres - eipc s'aroSe on Der
400 aapalliere theiIHshmen nof,bem
9nite Der aRuiif Der ejpu Sprnet
Sanb win lO.tp llbr ssgrasus In
einn iiatt. Wleih nah oer Earabe
tpirb pon Der Ylntform oes &ertieu
oes 9purthauies 10 siug on bic
Shhler Der 1912 alaIie cine ber 9e'
lesenbeit qupaiieube Aniprahe aebals
ten ueroen.
Sierauf lperbep bic uphlaefiillten
a6rbc bic ieoer mitaebraft. beruors
sebult. banlit oereg Snbalt - aetuiR
Imas a6itiihes-jeinsn 8aaen iuie
bic Mdscn isiner Jamilie. bic alle
in6eiien etiuas frurria aetpurben. be.
rnbiaen bic neil bic aauallerfiien in
aurpore mad, ben 5airerpunbs tra'
ben um lire Sinten su peripreen p.
aui bent .@ranb Stanb' iiir Iih lei
be. aus ihreH auappiaden bds heF
suholen ipas eeib uno Seele suf
iannenbdlt - Spejie nub 9rant.
I'm Yuntt llbr -iperoen bic 400
ihre ROiic beiieiaen fur bic eieeut'
tite Iorabe oes 5aees. Ter Rarid
bon 100 Grabuierte,i uuter Der ritter.
dlcn Sealeitnua bcr aaualleriiier
nof benz latte meIahiidist Nukl
nlaridjiereub. wiro eipen prunt.
uuilen Nnblid ae,pahren Der ipball
niht pcrasiien iein ipIrh. Sobalo bic
(Srnouirten III ben pof oes @erihts
aeb6uOes aclnnat uuo aui ben eiaens
eiuseridteter Ndn'eu im ooie Ilat
eenpmnen alle Beiuher bic SiB'
plaBe, alien Stebrasm I'M Goie uuo
auBerhalb eineenOnimen nuo bic
anpnll:riiien aui ben 9ebsuiiraken
uno benz .&ubIic Saunr. einen
girtel in 6urm cines Ssalbmonoes
UNI bas Bolt uuo bic Girahiiirten &C.
bilbet, wirb oas aus Tettamatiunen.
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ernmm bcairueu.
Tie iir bic @eleaenheit itpr
euaaaicrten Rebuer fiuo: Rappr !.
2. Sctcrs uhb ber ahtb. Z. ".
Goib,ll pOu 9inn Srai. Eeldlcr pom
Staats; 3epartemeut 10 Seiieripr
Sim auo @nt. u. &cbb POM Geutrn
College, 6apette. Nu.
&un Der 9inn 9ornet Sono mi
oem Crdiniirn merbeu eiacne 2iebc,
uub Nuiit nnraeiiihrt tpcr6cu. bic IL
uiclidltia nit ieoem Gbaratterjuee
ocs cages Erpardmms nurdlwober
iiuo pnB tic uiht pcriehlen tbuncr
oas 6cii III cinem eruBarsiaen uuI
ir0hliheu 81 aeitalteu.
IlIc 4chrcr. ollie iriiher &rnbuicr
ten. allies &plt icllte pbne 5ebl az
bieiem Gage in 9inn ou oieier isiiIi
hen Sceebeubeit theilncbmeu mi
liebcr oailr ciniac anocre pcniae'
bcbeptinmc 6eiilidltciten In Scr Gin
etrarunb tretcn lniieu nIs bicie per
idumcn. 5reiit Sprbereitunaen III,
ben Soa - Snmstne ocn d. mi
1912. AdtLuaspnll
u, j.. Nrsoa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
lpas iassa pie ssptsa

:1ABg njd,t lpqs bic 2snts |aasr.
~ gas lie ttntlden bier UNI port
3is bic msiiten dsbIer traaeh. '
Eabtn tets bas ayDbe Ncrt.
Sa,Iie fhnliielt Affes aus.
SdTtiden iaait peb 'Seus sa peus;
llup he thpu iidi ihbiih bnden,
3iee iatidsu RamsIldsp.
Dor niht was bic 2eute iaaeg.
Is III ineiitsns ihefer 9ltio; -
Soni perbisrbit bu Dir ben Naqsg
llrb bp sltsrt por bet 3eit.
Beb' fins mutbia beine 8asr.
gflau he E.it Seradt,ine dtf
aas iis filjtetp. lab lie iprsGsr.
@eipeu thuu iq ssrHe itsdcp.
S6r' njdlt mos bic 2eute jsaep.
@iessr Seslsn idlpaben pist;"'
Seer tpiyp aepn nod bieien fragsr?
Sdliuaber ajbtis ID INNER pief.
sdnhiislnb ishsil iie beruH. :
Treben alles bin ngb um;
R6htsp aerne stlpas bbrsp,
st0tt Dor siGpeF {har ~ seAren'
Sbr' nid,t mos bic 2suis iaaen.
Salb ih's Sob NIB balb ms Neio;
ssenn ie heimltd olfl per,laaer
@eidle leiuen aiBaeg brett.
Sd,an ben 0endiIer in's @eNdlt.
Siebit bH lire Daiid,heit nidlt2
Yimm nlh. alles biz ~ Ser,en.
sliss gafiisH nlaat nas sAHsrssu.
DOr' Hid,t mas bic 2eute iaseH,
Rie mqdlit bI es allen redlt.
Nauder ipirb aus areus aeidllaaen
Bon be,il neibiiden @eihIedt2
dnrd,tlps heb beiB Saupt emupr.
Taun uerI,mmt bet Sp6tter Ghur;
9sern lie aile bejmfidI uiuieu.
2as ngr beiner Hltb nidI hnien:
Dor Hia., iuqs bic esute iaRsa.
ah ihr pYtbeil II je blinb,
@ern lie bid api 6auben traaen,
Ten, Ie SreuhcH iidl ipie bcr @ino.
@er Aey Ieuiden CUNT rsriraut
Dot ieiu Saus auj Sano sebaut,
limb gar Rata ptrit hus etiahren,
Ga6 lie tpetteripenoiidl pareu.
60r uidlt tuas bic 2eute loasu,
ssern Gsin acrs uur gut unb rein;
8u mna ielbh ben gauecI trnaen
Rismaub id,out iu's Ssri pineiu.
1hue Reht pur heinem Butt;
Ahte nidlt bes Nenldleu Spptt;
Renu aIle bid ucrt!aaen.
pbr' uiht lpqs bic |epihep ippsn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16

iino Mosquitoes. jbr stih lest.
i0btlide Nalariatsime ins s,lnt
beneH heike Huo tai:e diebeE ioiaen.
Ser apnetit IIieht. bic arait ittwiH
bet: aud bahHt Nnlaria ben yasQ
~ t6oIitem 1uphus. Giesivsf Hit.
iers iebodl tpbtet u. Hiu,uIi alls aEa
Iaripaiiie aus bent HIuis aisbs eufl
au,su Appe.it nno neHs arnit. Rod
!anoem neioeu-. ldJreibs Sm. du..
nell, guenn,a. Y. e.. tTiebeu bret
SlaideH nIIs Nnlpria aus meinem
SnheW nHs idl evirsuts pIit ieithsg
eRter AeiuHOheii. Ashe iar alIe
4RascH '2ebsr .iHb ysierenleiSeH. sOg
tsi aaEian Is nillen,eaer @eiiphaiia,
Scaaaea & Ai.temrr,sr doIf HHo z.
v. Sd,ell & SQns ss. shOuias nne
st. Gliiahstb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE
OF PRIMARY ELECTION.
State Of Missouri
County Of Usage ss
OFFICE of THE COUNTY CLERK


Notice is hereby giyenthat a Pri.
mary election will be held in ilie
regular polling places in each precinct
of said county Of Usage. on the first
Tpssday in August 1912. being the 9th
day Of Angus. 1912. for the pur.
poSe Of nominating candidates for the
following offices to be voted for At
the General Election 10 be held On
Tuesdaf the5 day Of November, 1914
Governor.
Lieutenant Goyerror,
Secretary OF State,
State Auditor,
State Treasurer,
Attorney General
Railroad anl warehouse Com.
missioner,
Judges supreHe Court iThres to
he elsctedl,
Judge Kansas CITY Court Of Appeals,
Representative ~ Congress for Eighth
District,
State sepatcr for Twenty seventh
District,
Member pf the Hoase Of Representa-
tives
Judge County Casut, EEsi District,
Judge County CouEt, Second
District,
Assessor,
Prosecuting Attansl,
Treasurer,
Sheriff,
Surveyor.
PUBLIC Administrator
TWO Juslce Of feace fW Bentor
township ito fill unexPiTtd tsFml.
One justice Of Pe1oe for CEawfort
township t.o fill unex7ired term'l
one Justice Of Pe1ct for Linn town
ship ito fiji unexPired .ermD.
Two Justice of peace for Ws>hinstor
Township ttofill w,epired term,
Constable for PeMon Towns hip
constable for crawtrd Township
constable for Jackson township
Constable for jefferson Township.
Constable tor Linn township,
Constable for washington s.Township
committeeman for each Polnisa
party for Benton township Crawtort
To yn>hip. Jackson township,
Ieiiersan township. Linn Township
and washington township.
' SEAL . witness NV hand ami iiltis
- ! seal at Office in linn, MisySss
ii. this 10th day OF May l9l22.
i-AFE VAUGHAN.
Coun ty CleIk' Usage CeSnty. Ma
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
a0as 1eSamsr bctunnoern

III eiu teruises. iraftiees eeben nod
Nnnabe oen Syab 2aIlnlan san
sIntouio. rAir HNben.' idlreibt or.
bah Tr. 'aluas New eiis YiIIs
aans gen 10 eineT WenittI neues
aeben uno Guerais uerleiben. @attiu
unb id) atauben bab es bic beiten iiuo
bic aemaft lperoeu." suseeSeidlnet
iiir Mnaeu Sober unb 9iierenlei6eu
20 bsi aoriau d SiemsBer. @ch.
phalia. Hehaaeu & Silieuener dolt
unb g. u Sdell & Sons ct. 2ho
mas uuo ct. GIiabetb.
-..Sas GebadtniBuermbsen Der
6rau 1T bent bes Ranues lucit iber.
bdrten mir bi eisr 9aae einen Sung
IacieIlcn ioaen. .Ne Tam ben &pisn'
trnns bctcn unA' babel spaIeih GU
allcs mlalid,c aubcrr bentcu."
--@elb mag .9ubl bic 8ursel al
lcs llebeIs iein. aber ieber IL emii(
babel. pad biclsr @urscI ~ arnben
-drI. Nnna 6rontc puu Seiicriur
Gitp iucilt aeaeuuartia bel Der tSrpB
mutter uuo Der 6omilic bes Cutell
Spiepb Slbelebr aui Sei
Sum Sertouf. Gin YpIleS
Nneus SulIenialh srabeb. 4 MpuatC
alt. mteet 400 Gipna vel AIbert
Stlicl Aoelstoewu.
-Nm Mpntaa, bct Gelcacnhcit
hires aeididitIiheu SciudleS in sseli
lpbnlin. haticn MIR oas &erenleen
bcrrn Rartin aiethernieS u"h beiien
Better Serrn 8eruarb aisttsruies
pun 2ooie Greet in unicrem Saui-
tm bcarIBeu III bhrien. &artiu
| iek ben Nnmcn icines VruecrS Yes
ter In @lasco,p, Ro. auf uniere
NbunneutenItiie ieser.
-7ie 6crren 6enrp J. 8or Uuu
acelttp,un, gaeut bes gpItSbhtt iur
bOrtiac Beacnb uno lcrr 9ibprinS
0oaenbpii pon Wcto luorcu aclcacut
Iidl ibreS aeidoitiideu SriudcS III
unicrer Stabt om Ticrstaa nnoc
nebmc Seiudlcr in unicrcr Cifc.
81 fciner 9eit limb lie mirtIiStcu
Nrroicrlie uon 6hamberIain'S . Gpuab
Scneop mcbr alS acrabc iept ancr.
innnt iuproen. Tieies sciacn bic
| ,}unnbnicu bet Tcrsduie uub irci,uil.
liacn 2cuaniiis, pon Qeuteu, bic oo,
burdl aeheilt pusbeu. @cnn ibr oocr
eurc 0inber an GrsnItuua pber 0ui,cu
lcibet, pcrindlt Ne uub lernct ,brc
autcu 9iaenidoiten tennen. &cr
tnuit bel atcn S6uoicru.
--Sn letter glummcr irhricbcn luir
ibcr ben ihDrcr Wipnat Mini. uie
NlleS ariiue uub blIhe; nie Nilcs
erw6rne bic @aieuiouue nar licbe'
,aIt rod bic Weuidlcnberseu aeblir
beu. aber audi ba bat lie iept seau,
bel neihaiisn. @ie om Souutao
ppu Der Aausel ocrtlnbct, mcrocn
md, che Der Wai sai Gube bic Slpd
en- aui benz 2hurme ibr Sdiuriacu
'brchen unb l6utcn iiir ein iunacS
ITaar bas in ben Saien Der Che ein-
Elouien mill. llno ipenn, mas drau
l6ama berihtet. aui @abrbeit bcrubt,
wirb cine Node ipdter Elm anoerrs
Yaar i'm ielben Soien sIntcr ,per-
lien.
gSenn bic tparme Toieniunnr
/ idciut,
| @iro Mnnneshers nit &eiberhcrs
/ oereint.
- Tph npuupps, batb hditcn
mir Die Hamen Der GbeitanbStuuei
eoaten eeraeiien. mas bod fur bru
geier ~ eriahren bic oauptiaube III,
lie innaen 2eute bic suerii ih,
Sdiiiiiein In ben Gbeifausshaicr
buniicren iperbeu. Iinb Ser EiIheln
B. puede mth ardulrin SpbnHnr
Hifbei
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16

Jus - Senf9tH Dat pft efIf
risfe anHpoeHe iresuh reldeH
anHoibaten iar sas Gsups<usurss
amt int stante.eefubrt. ssiz 5ants
quarter miro pdhrcne Der abrisen
;IeIt in St 2oHis ieiH. pbsfeidl bie
Cifire in SefieEisn Gitp beibehnltsn
piro. Ter annaiont aeht mat benz
SurbabsH IN &erfe iu ber Sfnat 81.
9ouis. no er RON ben Geidiftslea-
zen iehr gYuIutbiat uirb. cine Ieb
bafie aaHpasHe 81 iabreH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16

Sdmtamtc nriashduit. ritt mpoer%
mcroeu. ioubeu iurat hoiix oab tic
sum- 8cheu bcr 9anoitrnSeu. wpnlit
Ciaee Gpnu;p. wie aII3csauut. MIDI,
nit pen beiieu seieau,t aelueieu. au
ae,unuot ps:bcr. Sliu &su nph
cigmal.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16

-Trr iunpc sitpr erhdli Sao iilr
San hunhcrte ppn aatru ssnthih.c.
ara onrlbrr. ipos CT nit ieiaen ssi
liunsr antnuaen ipll. Sna. ct miro
M sbsn srteitra laiien. mahrnb,er
nalnft. xi:h,inaEr ,rii'er aahei aes,
xR..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
GsiIsmIispsr ,,srfpuf.

Sh. 'ber uEtersciLnetr. siperbs
an ghaaitmoutaa nah pet 6ohanlt
aIle meiHe 6ans. ulao analeHeer6ir
ipie J aohcieu. . Seis6ieu. I GRO
ier lid. Settru. Sthhte, Sdlrdnte
u. !. 10. 5iieutlit au ben @siitbietcr
ben perfauiru. -
&m. aolfmepsr.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
DEMOCRATS DISPLAY
THE WHITE FEATHER
Members From Country Districts Are
Scared Over PAIRING Down
of the Appropriations.
| fASSOcidfcd Press DiSbdtchl

WASHINGTON. Jan 29.-Therc
will be no appropriations for battle
ships or public buildings at this ses-
sion of congress This WIS the de
cision of the Democrats of the House
after a spirited caucus tonight.
Elimination Of the battleship appro-
priation was not included in the call
for the caucus. but came about
through an amendment offered by
Burnett OF Alabama, Richmond p Hob
son opposed it. but il was carried. 81
to 6S. Opponents said it was put in
by members piqued by the defeat of
the building appropriations bill. Hob
son said he would circulate petition
for another caucus on the subject.
About S40,000.O0O are saved by the
action Of the caucus. The caucus
was by no means harmonious. many
members from the country districts
pleading the necessity Of such a bill
to safeguard the welfare of the party
in the approaching campaign.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
POPULAR GOVERNMENT
PURE AND UNDEF|LED
Senator Cunniff Proposes to Decide an
Intricate Point of Law by
Popular Vote.
[ (ASSOcidted Press DiSbdfchl

PRESCOTT. Jan. pa plan to al
low the voters of Arizona To decide
whether the state officers elected De-
cember y. shall serve one or three
years will be proposed at the coming
session of the legislature by Senators
NJ. G. Cunniff of this county. who Will
be candidate for president Of the
senate. There is a conflict in the state
with reference to the ten
ure of offices. though it was the in
tent of the trainers To have the first
officers serve until January /, 1913.
To prevent the supreme court. which
would be effected by its own decision,
from passing upon the matter, Cum
niff will offer a resolution in the sen
ate referring the matter To the peO-
pie. If the short term be adopted, the
inst officers win serve less than eleven
as they will not assume Of
flee before the middle of January
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
CITY OF LAWRENCE
IS IN M0B'S HANDS
Woman is Killed, Men Are Injured,
Car is Dynamited, and There is
Other Violence.
ASSOcidied Press DiSbdfch1

LAWRENCE. Jan. 29-In repulsing
an attempt by a body of striking tex
tile workers to cross the Merrimac
river into the mill district late today.
militiamen fired their first shots of
the strike. None was injured and. when
the patrol crossed the ice. they found
none near the scene The worst rioting
IN the fortnight of the strike, involving
twenty thousand persons, occurred to-
day when street cars were hell up and
stoned by the mobs which refused to
let operatives go into the mills. one
woman was struck by a stray bullet
and killed, policeman was stabbed in
the back. militia captain badly cut
by brick. and several others hurt bv
stones as well as the clubs Of police
and militia.
Owing To strong military patrols
guarding the streets little violence was
displayed tonight. None Of the news
papers appeared today and the thea
ters are closed. Street railway service
Is suspended. The last car attempt
ing to break through the strikers was
dynamited.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
At Least That is the Way
His Tippecanoe Club
Speech Sounded to
His Hearers
SAYS PARTY Is
READY FOR FIGHT
President Showed the Diff
ference Between True
Progression and
False Article

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. %
President Taft's three days visit To
Ohio began at Cleveland today and
before he retired TO his private car
tonight the president had spoken on
peace and arbitration, talked on Ohio
politics and some leading politicians
and had sounded the keynote" for
the coming presidential campaign.
Leaving late tonight, he is due in CO.
lumbus early tomorrow for a 36-hour
stay
At the Mckinley day banquet. given
by the Tippecanoe Club tonight, Mr..
Taft made a stirring appeal for the
Republican party to stand by its
guns and rest confident it has car
ried out its pledges.
He declared he faced the future
with equanimity and in the belief
the Judgment of the country will
prove him right IN his opinion. To
his hearers t appeared that the key
note" speech CT which the coming
campaign might he fought was being
delivered.
Looking over the record of what
has been done" said tne president.
lit seems to me we are armed with
facts and things accomplished sutfI-
cient to meet our enemy on the open
field and overcome him in the judy
ment cf an impartial umpire. 1t
seems To me there is no occasion for
Republicans to fear the issue with
their knowledge Of progress made
the last four years, with their adop-
ton Of progressive principles inGi-
Gated in their platform in 1905 and
in the proposals of the administration
since They must. if they would serve
the country WELL. discriminate between
what's really progressive and useful
and what's utterly at variance with
sound. constitutional. governmental
and economic policy.
He gave comprehensive review of
the administration on the tariff ques-
tion and indicator his Willingness 70
go into the campaign 'I that issue
alone
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
THESE MEN ARE
FINE CITIZENS
Scene at Quito is Described,
When Mob of Fury Crazed
Men Killed Five Generals
and Then Burned the
Bodies
[ ASSOCIATED Press Disbdfch1

l-AS.itN ttaNN 100 A~tSi bttN
GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador. Jan. %
Details reached here today of an un-
precedented outbreak of popular feel
ing at Quito. which led To the lynch
ing Sunday of five rebel generals. and
several others. The revolutionary
generals. who left the capital early
Sunday morning. We're imprisoned in
the penitentiary as soon as they
reached Quito. The pOpulace soon
heard of their presence and 5000 men
stOrmed the prison walls. The SOL
diers. though they killed several of
the rioters. were unable to stem the
tide. and the people tore down the
walls and rushed into the prison yard.
Securing the five rebel generals and
several other sympathiZers. they killed
them and the bodies were then
dragged through the streets. Reach
ing San Diego cemetery, the bodies
were placed in one pile and burned
to a crisp.
The fury of the pOpulace is attrib-
uted to the terrible losses suffered re-
Gently in the battle of Yaguachi.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
Insurgent Republic a n S
Voted With Democrats
Who Lost Two of
Their Members
LEADER FORCED
MEASURE THROUGH
The Bill Now Goes to the
Senate Where it Will
Get Rather Stormy
Reception
| IASS0cidtcd Press Dispatch

| A''bA tbtt q 100 A)ASl
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-The
Democratic metal tariff resolution to
make reductions averaging 80 per
cent from the existing iron and steel
tariffs passed the house today, 210
To 10. Republican efforts to amend
or debate the bill were brought To a
sudden end when Leader Underwood
refused To permit the offering Of
further amendments and forced the
house to a final vote.
Twenty insurgent Republicans voted
for the measure. while Of the DEM
ocratic delegations. the Colorado Rep
resentatives. Martin Rucker and Tay-
lor. voted against tn. democratic ma
jority.
The Republican regulars protested
10 the last against closing the debate.
The bill will face a stormy reception
in the Senate. where it arrives to-
morrow. and will be referred to the
finance committee The Democratic
Senators hope the Republican pro-
grcssives viii join them in cOali
tion that Will enable the Senate to
put through the tariff bills as i'm the
extra session. and leave the issue
squarely up 20 the president. but the
progrcssives are not all agreed on the
steel tariff Senator Cummins eX-
poets to offer substitute largely
based on his opposition To the house
bills transformation of specific du
ties into ad Vat rem. The regular Re
publIcans in the Senate finance COM
mittee are already figuring on hear
ing various persons interested in the
steel inquiry who have applied to
the committee
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
THESE DEMOCRATS ARE
PLAYING WITH PANIC
Bryan Works Petty Spite on Under
wood by Trying to Force
Financial investigation
Associated Press DiSbdtchl

WASHINGTON, Jan 29.-Chairman
Henry, of the house rules committee,
introduced today a resolution To ap-
point a special committee of seven
members to take up all matters pend
ing in resolutions before congress. in
Guiding the money trust. a signifi
cant sidelight on the house contro-
Versy over the proposed investigation
Of the money question. lies in the fact
that W. J. Bryan. who has had diff
ferences with democratic Leader Tn
derwood, has urged the money trust
inquiry. upon which Henry is 50 in
sistent. and to which Underwood is
Bryan, in his address at
the recent Jackson Day banquet.
strongly urged that congress should
alleged domination by the
financial interests.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
TITLE TO ISLAND IS
SUBJECT OF DISPUTE
Who Owns Palmyra? Has Been Made
Subject of investigation by
State Department.
iHSSOcidted Press DiSbdtchl

L
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.- Rumors
that Great Britain intended taking
possession OF Palmyra island in Reality
a group Of fifty islets. 500 miles south
west Of Hawaii and almost in a direct
line with Australia and Panama was
the subject matter of an official in
quiry by the state department today.
Officials professed ignorance of any
issue being raised as to the ownership
of the islands but ii is admitted the title
is vague. They were discovered in 1852
by a American shipmaster. proclaimed
part of the kingdom of Hawaii in 1882
and annexed by Great Britain in 1889.
The question at issues is whether the
British anne exation cancelled prior
Hawaiian title. for if not. the island
probably will be held to have been an
nexed to the United states in 1898.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
HERE'S A GOOD START
May Be Recount of Entire Vote Cast
at First State Election
GASSociatcd Press Dispatch!

SANTA FE. Jan. 29.-Attorney- Cen
eral +. w. Clancy today ordered the
probate clerks of twenty-six counties
not to destroy the ballots cast at the
recent state election. though under
the law this can legally be done after
thirty days. The supreme court, when
asked by attorneys for several repub-
lican candidates. to issue such an or
der. refused, and it was then an ap-
peal was made to Clancy. 1t is evil
dent several contests on the state
ticket are being considered. and re-
count of the entire vote may be de-
manded.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
SEN. BRIsTOW EVOLVES
A BRILLIANT SCHEME
Kansas Man Thinks He Has Solution
Of Panama Canal in Nutshell.
TASsO, lated Press Disbofchl

-ISSO' AuiCH 1903 Liopoitbl
WASHINGTON. Jan. ga bill
which claims to restore to the Amer
lean merchant marine and establish
competition between railroad traffic
and the coastwise trade via Panama
was introduced by Senator Bristow
of Kansas today. 1t would reduce
the isthman canal commission from
seven to three members and have
the latter control the operation of
the canal and the canal zone. 1t
would fix the toll at a dollar net per
registered ton, but allow rate of
50 cents to American vessels, the
owners of which would agree to per-
nit their use as auxiliary cruisers in
case of war and % cents a ton on
all coastwise craft under the same
conditions. II prohibits railroad own
ership in any ships using the canal
and any combinations between rail
and water lines.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
PR0BERS PLAN
TO FINISH JOB
Many Arrests Are Looked
for When the Grand Jury
Finishes It's Labors;
Minor Witnesses Have
Been Excused
IASSOcidfed Press Dispatch |

<tSSOCidfeu ETCSS DtSPulCHj
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 29.-Indica-
tions that the federal grand jury's
investigation of the dynamite con-
spiracy is drawing to a close with
the probability that indictments may
be returned at the end of this or
the beginning of next week was
shown today when the dismissal Of
minor witnesses who had been held
to corroborate evidence already in
troduced.
The plan Of the government. it is
said. is to cause all arrests. if any.
are authorized. as nearly as possible
on the same day. Local hotel clerks
testified today concerning people who
came to Indianapolis to see ]. ]. Nc
Namara at the time he was sending
dynamite crews" about the country.
They are said to have confirmed
parts of McManigals confession.
which told of men who consulted
with Mcnamara at the headquarters
of the Ironworkers about open shop"
jobs he had blown up.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30
WIDE DIFFERENCE.
Miners Want Raise While Operators
Demand Reduction in Wages.
fASsCciQted Press Disbatchl

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 29.-The BIZ
luminous coal miners today rejected
the proposition of the operators for a
return to the wage scale of l904-06.
submitted at a joint confer ence of
miners and operators of Indiana, Illi-
nois. Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.
The scale was ten cents a ton lower
in Ohio and Pennsylvania and six
cents in Indiana and Illinois than the
present scale. Wages of day labor was
SIX per cent lower than now. Oper-
ators demand a general reduction of
ten cents a ton and twenty per cent
for day labor. The miners are de-
nranding an increase of the same fig
Ures. The conference will continue.