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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
.REDLIGHT BILL Is UP
BEFORE THE HOUSE
DELEGATIONS FROM VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE STATE WORK.
ING FOR ITS PASSAGE.

Santa Fe. N. Nv May s1.-The
house this afternoon is engaged IN
consideration of the bill to abate the
redlight districts by the use of the
injunction. A number of large dele
cations are here working for the pas
sage of the bill. The opponents of
the social evil in the legislature are
determined to take such action as
will stamp it out of the state.
Delegations are pouring into the
capitol to work for good roads leg
islation,, namely the four hins BY
Mr.. Holt now in the senate. One dele.
cation Of "a members is here from
Dona Ana county. It appeared before
the house this morning.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31

Binghamton, N. Y, May S1.- Mrs.
Mary Dubal Of this city Is believed 70
be the first suffragist in the 'lutsd
States to be given a penitent'ary
sentence for husband beating. She
was arrested on warrant obtained
by Mr. Dubal, who complained that
IN 1T Of rage she gave him sound
beating City Judge Albert Ho-en.
kiss found her guilty and dec'nred
that II women desired mems prsroga-
tives they should also have mems
when found guilty Of
violation of law. He always dealt
severely with wife beaters. he srsd.
and accordingly he sentenced lei 10
three months in the penitentiary
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
AvlAToR ans RoY.

Seattle, Wash, May s1.-Raymond
Chapman, the 10 year old boy whose
skull was fractured. when the aero.
plane of Aviator J. Clifford Turoin
dashed into the grandstand at The
Meadows yesterday, is still alive, but
physicians at the county hospital say
he cannot recover. Turpin is under
nominal arrest. as his testimony at
the coroner's inquest is desired. The
havoc wrought by the aeropIane was
due to the fact that the propeller Yves
situated at the front OF the machlne.
The name Of the amater photograph
or who ran out on the field, ana TO
save whose life the aviator turned lis
machine toward the grandstand, has
not been learned.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
TAFT NOMINATES
FEDERAL OFFICERS
MEN WHO WILL LOOK AFTER u
S. AFFAIRS IN NEW MExl-
co ARE NAMED.

Washington, May s1.-President
Taft today sent to the senate nomina;
tions for most Of the principal feder-
al officers in New Mexico. The fol
lowing are made receivers Of land
officers: p @. Hernendez, at Santa
Fe: Manuel Martinez, at Clayton; E.
H. salazar at Fort Sumner; Harold
Hurd at Roswell; Nazaro V. Gallegos
at Tucumcari.
Registers of land offices win be:
Charles C. Henry at Fort Sumner;
Charles L. Hunt at Clayton; Thomas
@. Tillotson at Roswell; Manuel K,
Otero at Santa Fe; Royal A. Prem
tice at Tucumcari; and postmasters,
John P. Plueger at Santa Fe; v. B.
May at Las Cruces.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
LAs VEGAS OAlLY 0srIo. faIDAY NAY 8. isia.

tions have not changed materially. It
Is probable that a military train will
be sent north this afternoon and that
the Germans win so on It.
A train win go south from Juarez
tomorrow. The federals are operating
north OF Jimenez with cavalry. one
small detachment yesterday entering
Santa Rosalia. The rebels made no
effort to hold the place. Jose Cordova,
secretary general Of the revolution,
last night conferred with General Or
ozco in Bachimba regarding methods
for raising loan. orozco was oppos-
ed to the use Of any coercive methods.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
No Important DeveIopments

Havana, May S1.-The government
declared today it has no news of the
negro insurrection from the front ald
expects no important movements
until tonight or toomrrow. No word
has been received here of the landing
of American marines from the gun
boat Paducah at Daiquiri, where prop
erty of the spanish-American Mining
company. is reported to have been des-
troyed by the insurgents. The Padu-
cab left Guantanamo last night for
Daiquiri. There is no news from the
United States gunboat Nashville at
Nipe Bay and it is believed that all
is quiet in that vicinity.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
No Compromise for Roosevelt

~--F'~~ -
New York. May s1-The suggestion
of compromise between Taft and
Roosevelt forces at, the Ohio conven-
tion. which is to elect six deIegates-at-
large to Chicago, was denounced to-
day by Colonel Roosevelt. The col
onel said in a telegram to Walter F.
Brown. his Ohio manager, at Column
bus:
Il have Just seen the telegram sent
by Mr. Taft to Mr. Voreys about 3
compromise in Ohio Until l saw this
telegram had never heard a sugges-
tion that there should be any com
promise and I, OF course. assumed
that any such suggestion came from
the Taft forces. In the first place
would not consent to compromise.
anyhow, and in the next place we
carried Ohio by over $4,000 in the po-
ular primary"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
How WILL new YORK
MANAGE TO dine?
ALL THE WATERS IN THE, CITY
ARE ABOUT TO GO ON a
STRIKE.

New York, May S1.-New York
faces today a possible strike of ev-
cry union waiter and cook in the city.
Two thousand walters from a dozen
famous hotels and restaurants are
now on strike and unless they win
their fight for higher wages. shorter
hours and recognition of their in!nu
within twenty-four hours. their lead
ers have promised to order a general
Walkout.
This order, according to EdNar /
Blochlinger, financial secretary of the
union, would call from their places
cooks and walters in every hotel not
already affected and extend also to
employees Of hundreds Of rsstauranta
and quick lunch" establishments
serving food at popular prices
Approximately 1000 negroes are in.
readiness to be brought into the tity
from southern points to break The
strike. the principal hotel managers
say. The negroes have been recrlit-
ed. it is said, from hotels and en-
ployment agencies in Florida, Balti
more, washington, Richmond, ST.
Louis and other southern cities. Al
the Plaza hotel, where the walters
quit last night. negroes have taken
up their work.
Most of the demands of the strik-
ers have been granted by the hotel
men, but recognition of the union
has been refused. Walters al the
Marie Antoinette and Great Nortsern
hotels joined the strike today
Union walters, cooks and kitchen
help from five more leading hotels
and clubs joined the strike at lunch
time and swelled the strikers ranks
to $500. At Sherry's, the Calumet
club and the Hotel Seville, cooks ana
walters left dining rooms filled with
luncheon guests. Strike breakers,
held in reserve, took their places
There was no disorder there or at
the Hotels Marie Antoinette and Great
Northern, where walters walked our
just before breakfast
There was not corporars guard
of union walters working today at
the Hotels Plaza, Astor, St. Regis.
Waldorf Astoria. Knickerbocker,
Rector, Belmont, Gotham, imperial,
Prince George. Breslin or the Holland
house In none Of these hotels, the
asserted mas the service
been more than temporarily impair
ed Patrons at all of them were serv- |
ed by non-union walters today. Many
cooks joined the strikers today. At
the headquarters of the union, it was
said that the chambermaids in all
hotels were also preparing to walk
out.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
pnshinn RaiIroad RepaIrs.

Mexico City, May S1.-Dispatches
dated yesterday were received today
from General Huerta's camp at Jim
enez after four days interruption OF
the telegraph service. They state
that Huerta has organized work
gangs of 1000. men each and is push
ing the repairs on the railway track
and bridges to the north. General
Rabago and General Villa have gone
to Parral, where there is said to be
a rebel force Rebels from the VI
entity Of Pedricena are reported as
retiring northward to avoid being cut
off.
In the march near Dolores, the fed
eral troops found three decapitated
bodies, one that of Spanish ranch
manager. The dispatches state that
many Of the principal families have
abandoned Jimenez with General Or
ozco. the rebel leader. fearing that
the place viii be bombarded by gov
eminent troops. Tne situation at
Oaxaca is less tense. The mounted
Indians are devoting their energies
to robbing outlying haciendas 1t is be-
lieved the city can be defended safe
ly by the rurales and volunteers
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
AZ WAS WEALTHY.

Hiawatha, Kan, May s1.-Pedro
Gallardo. Mexican section nand
killed at Willis month ago and bur
led in the pauper's field at Hiawa-
tha. has been identified as the sen
cf a wealthy family in Mexico, TIE
coroner notified senor J. L. Dosal,
Mexican consul at Kansas City, Of
the mans death beneath an over
turned locomotive. The consul dis
covered that the victim was the son
Of former Mexican secretary Of ag-
riculture.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31

Advance Federals Near Chihuahua
Ell Paso. Texas. May 81. The adj
vance guard of the Mexican federals
has reched a point five miles south Of
Santa Rosalia, and 100 miles south sof
ebihnahuas according TO teIegransa ~.
oeived today from General Huerta BY
E. C. Llorente, the Mexican consul
here. Prospects of battle for at least
a week are remote, as the northward
Path of the federals is temporarily
blocked by burned bridges.
The advance from Dimenez, now
the federal base, was made under try
ing difficulties. Twenty-Five miles Of
track had been torn out by the retreat
ing rebels, rails and fastenings being
wrenched from the ties which were
stacked and burned. Every bridge and
culvert was destroyed by dynamite or
fire. General Huerta's headquarters
are in Jimenez From Colonel Aguilar,
chief of the federal garrison at Tor
reon, again came denial today that
the rebels had captured either Tor
reon, or its suburbs, Gomez Palacio
and Lerdo. This is the second time
within week that rebel headquarters
has announced a victory at Torreon
with flat denials from federal sources.
The rebel authorities in Juarez this
morning again annulled the day ser
vice to chihuahua.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
Wlckersham Orders investigation

Wickersndm Oroers lnVesu9dtton
Washington, May 31.-Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham, has authorized a
federal grand jury inquiry at San
Diego. Calf, into the activities of the
Industrial Workers of the World. This
action was in response to an appeal
from the city authorities.
The Saa Diego appeal G.arsef thar
the Industrial Workers of the World
had offended American neutrality by
statements regarding Mexico. The
United States attorney at Los Ange-
les has been given authority to lay
the matter before the grand jury at
San Diego. '.he department OF justice
aside from the protest Of tHs san
Diego local authorities. has been
watching the situation for several
weeks.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
MANY men ARE BLAMED
DEMOCRATS SAY 1T WAS RoosE-
WELT AND PRESIDENT
TAFT.
REPUBLICANS MENTION CLARK
THE coLoNEL's CHANCES FOR
ELECTION TERMED SLIGHT
BY GEORGIAN.

Washington, May 'S1.-Responsibil
ity for Canadian reciprocity was de
bated in the house today during con
sideration of the military academy
appropriation bill. Representative
Ehackleford of Missouri. democrat
asserted that the reciprocity BILL q
repeal of which was placed on the
house metal tariff revision bin Dy
the senate, was the work of Presi
dent Taft and former president.
Representative Prince of Illinois, re-
publican. retorted that the democrat
ic speaker of the house was bed
fellow Of President Taft on the reci-
procity question.
Mr.. Prince insisted the people
would hold the democrats RESPONSE
BILE. Representative Lloyd backed
Mr.. Schackelford in reiterating that
President Taft, "fathered the meas
ure upon the advice of an ex-presi-
dent.'s Mr.. Prince then spoke eulo-
gistically of Colonel Roosevelt and
Representative Hardwick Of Georgia
ohided him for coming out at such
a late date Tor the Colonel.
HE is the only wild man in the
country who has advocated the re
call OF judicial decisions. asserted
Mr.. Hardwick.
ITO whom is the gentlemen refer
ing-the governor of New Jersey :"
asked Representative Good of Iowa.
''No, to Colonel Roosevelt, who de-
nounced Bryan as socialist be-
cause he criticisized the income tax
decision and who now wants to re-
call all decisions" replied Hardwick.
The Georgia congressman added a
prediction that Colonel Roosevelt
would be nominated anu defeated at
the polls.
Missouri will cast her vote for
him." interjected Representative
Dyer Of Missouri.
Not unless the republicans import
more 'niggers' than they did two
years ago." shouted Representative
Booher Of the same state.
Representative Steenerson of Min
nesota, presented petition signed
by 31,O79 farmers who farm" ask
ing for the repeal of the reciprocity
BILL lest Canada at some time ac-
cept its terms. Representative Good
OF Iowa, suggested it be passed over
to the democratic members to sign.
Better send it to President Taft,
suggested Representative Lobeck of
Nebraska. Representative Gudger OF
North Carolina wanted to know If the
petition was signed before or after
Colonel Roosevelt changed his mind.
Mr.. Steenerson said he was very
proud Colonel Roosevelt had changed
his mind and only wished the demo
Gratis would do likewise.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
An oraanlzer Arrested

Paterson, N. J.. May S1.-Rudolph
Katz, socialist candidate for congress
from the Seventh New Jersey district
and an organizer Of the Industrial
Workers of the World. was arrested
and sentenced today to serve six
months in jail for interfering with
employees of q silk mill Katz an
nounced that he would appeal so that
he could continue his political cam
pagin.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
DAWSON WINS RACE.

Indianapolis, Ind, May s1.-Daw
son in National car won yesterday S
500 ln.le automobile race On tlle
spsecway. De ls,lma's Mercedes.
which hsd been leading, lost its o.
sition in the last five miles when
some mechanical trouble developed.
Dawson's time was 6:21.O6 and broke
the worlds record for cars Of that
class Tetzlaff in Fiat was second
and Hughes in Mercedes third.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
TOUGH LUCK.

Chicago May sl.-The Wholesale
price of beer is to be raised so cents
a barrel tomorrow. according to an
nouncement made by the official or
gan Of the local brewers association.
This is the third Increase WITHIN
eight months. Increases in the price
of barley and malt were given as rea.
sons.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
NEW DIAMOND ElMn

Ottawa, Ont. May s1.-Dispatches
from Ungavada, the great district
north of Old Quebec, announce the dis.
eovery Of diamond deposits, which
may prove extensive enough for com
mercial exploitation ~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
ARIZONA REPURlIcANs

Tucson. Ariz., May S1.--Republieans
assembled in state convention here to-
day to select six delegates and six al
ternates to the national convention at
Chicago.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
Germans to Leave Chihuahua

chihuahua, Mex. May S1.-On the
first train in which permission to ride
is given, almost every German woman
and child will leave chihuahua for the
United States. Although the condi-
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
HELPING The REBELS
RoTHERsoME SECT IN SAN DIEGO
ACCUSED OF MEDDLlNc IN
MEXICO

san Diego. Calf, May sl. -Attor-
ney General U. s. Webb. who was
forced by official business to cease his
personal investigation of the Indus
trial Workers of the World disturb
anoes. temporarily. was expected to
return to resume his probe either
tomorrow or Monday, according to an
announcement today by Raymond Ben
iamin. his chief deputy.
Secret agents for both the American
and Mexican governments were said
today to be in San Diego. The for
mer were supposed to be learning Of
the methods Of the Industrial Workers
in the so-called free speech cam
paign here and the latter it was stat
ed, were in San Diego to ascertain
whether any aid was being given to
the revolutionists in Mexico by al
legged members of the Industrial
Workers.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31
TO Test Ordinance

Plans for further tests OF the
move on ordinance of San Diego
were discussed today by members OF
the San Diego branch OF the socialist
party. they said that an attempt
probably would be made ~ Alcxan-
uer lrvlne, socialist leader OF Los
Angeles, aqd other speakers to ad-
Ufess puDllc gatherings outside the
restricted district.
While no positive information as to
the alleged shifting OF the scene OF
activities Of the Industrial Workers
OF the World from San Diego to Los
Angeles has beer obtained, The state
ment from socialist headquarters re-
garding these prospective attempts.
indicated that Sal iDego still would
be the battle-ground.
The county grand jury was expect
ed to meet today. but whether Attor-
ney General U. S. Webb's request for
its discharge and the empaneling OF
jury, said the nae of California gave
the grand jury the right to complete
a new investigating body would be
granted was doubtful. Judge w. R..
Guy, in charge of the present grand
it sduties before being discharged.
The judge declines to discuss the sit
uation, but it was generally believed
throughout the city that the present
grand Jury would object to being dis
charged at the presen time.
The announcement from Washing
ton that federal grand jury inquiry
here had been authorized by Attorney
General Wickersham elected no com
ment from officials.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-31

Tonight Fair and Cool
er; Saturday
Fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19
PHOTOGRAPHS



Bouncing babies stately mothers
Mirttlul uaiHeuz hy the score.
Brides sri hrIetgrouuus without luu.-
Der
Enter Ginins studio door
EesuN and bachelor bv ff. dozen.
Mixed with married r..u FrIuts.
Jusfle with thr sidewalk fraNir
iu front of Ginirs studio Iuur
Actors from the heights dramatic.
PREACHER from tne house OFF PRAYERS.
soldiers Boo f.rir quits ru gallant
SIt in Ginius studio chair
Social clubs ar1 groups extending
Throughout isi.r.rlr hs.feI PATHS.
" uEle BIOL Pho midst of t,Tir.-
E'rr display OF photographs
Law ere editors ard Statesmen.
TrIraisrf VISITORS .n fra town.
Co f. tsIn.r.a fHr fnf.r r.rfvUfa
Gniur pictures OF rsrowu
So rsusuher uhru ruIrs anxious
To- Obtain rel photo Fra
That slrns Ia tHr arlrHw lodged
leader
90 the artists ir hia lime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19
orncld-Htanhnni.

on Thursday evening ~ o'clock -
The Sacred Heart church Miss Lucille
~tcphaui and Mr r. - prnpld were
quietly married bv the Rev. Father
kps4mHu The only attendants were
Miss Dphelis Ornold. e sister - tine
groom. and Mr. George stephan. broth
- o. tho bride Tho bride vas charm
ing iu blue tailored suit and large
black hat After the ceremony an -ly-
Mrs Henry Hen an aunt ~ the brii-.
During the evening some excellent
piano solos were rendered lF Nfs
Henry h-"ss only the usar relatives
rrre present Mrs Paul Cain and Airs
Nuyberfv. ~ Cambridge. ohio. were
the only out-uf-towu guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

MIS- Harry bow or. OF l.Irton's Add
tom 90 Elm Grove. was the recipient Of
a. her home. The follow ing Vere her
guests. Mesdames j. T. Carter. Harry
brennen. J. NiEvent Giffin. II. 81 ledl-
~. pidhHm. Harry douglass. Godfrey
spring. Joseph Haird. ~ L.. BlRyney .
Edward McCausland. John Terrell. ana
Tough. of Sherrnrd. Ella Brown. Cloyd
zine. Cora ami Marie Frazier. Name
brown. Mary Wayman. Halle Baird.
ht.. Alberta Todd. Maude Wharton.
iyadsle Moore. Elsie Chess-r. and Alice
Hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

The well known Heidelberg club werc
entertained AT the Morgan Hotel. at
West Alexander. on Thursday evening
and following interestinE games a de-
Hciou- chicken-~Rffle dinner was served
by the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs
Dick Morgan. who are members OF the
Ulup. The following We're present. all
Of whom are members OF the club. Nr.
and Mrs William Stoops. Sir. and Mrs.
Herman Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs fIed
WeisEerber. Mr. and Mrs. John Medick.
Dir and Mrs. Albert Fischer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schaffer Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph kutz Mr and Mrs charles Woeher.
The guests Mere Mr and Mrs Br-um-
mer. Mi and Mrs. ". n. Reid. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Bearley. Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Mosan. Mr. and Mrs william Seune. Sir.
ana Mrs. Prank RAIDER.