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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
THRONES GATHER
FOR CONVENTION
Houston Hotels Already
Packed by Advance
Guard of Delegates
WILSON MEN To CONTROL
BELIEVED MANES WILL BE MADE
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN AND
CULLEN THOMAS PERNA-
NENT CHAIRMAN
special to Daily News.

Houston, Tex. May % With the
hotels already packed, trains are aug
menting the thronss already gather
ed for the Democratic convention
which opens tomorrow
II is reported that solid delega-
ton, instructed to vote for Woodrow
Wilson first, last and all the time."
will be sent to the Baltimore conven-
tion from Texas.
Opinions differ as to the platform,
however. Wilson supportcds them
selves are not agreed There is a
radical element. favorinc a clean-cut
declaration for free raw materials and
direct legislation and conservative
element which is disposed to compro-
mise
Chairman Williams and his com
mittee AT their session today briefly
disposed of pending matters.
There is every disposition to turn
things over to the Wilson majority al
the earliest possible moment. Wilson
men, IL is stated. will name Richard
Mayes of Navarro county for temper.
AIRY chairman, and Cullen +. Thomas
of Dallas for permanent chairman
and IL is believed that no objection Il
these men will be offered by the
Harmon and Clark delegates. The lat
ter are mere in force and are work
Ing hard for instructions for seconC
choice EX-State Treasurer San
Sparks appears to be their leader
Senatorial aspirants are busy, botl
Wolters and Randell having opened
headquarters and inaugurated con
! tests.
Governor Colquitt took brle
look-in yesterday, leaving this morn
ing for Brenham, from which poin
he goes to Coleman he will not al
tend the convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
farmers


London. May 27-The eighteenth
international Congress of American
lists. which holds rs sessions az the
Imperial Institute this week. has al
'racted 10 London a very distinguish
cd body OF men. who have made %,
tho tVo Americas a special study
The programme provides for The
reading OF more than fifty papers
dealing mainly with the aboriginal
races of America their origin. dis
irihution. history. languages, customs
and religions the monuments and
archaeology of America, and the his
tory OF the discovery and occupation
of the new world The Duke OF Con
r1u1h' o. The patron Of the congress
and the president is Sir Clements
Markham
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
LEGAL WRANGLE
IN WILL FIGHT
Opening of Contest Over
Scott Estate Marked by
Counsel Clash

Fort Worth, Tex, May 27.-A
spirited wrangle between attorneys
regarding the sufficiency of allega-
tions set forth In the pleading OF the
plaintiff, marked the opening this
morning In the Forty-eighth district
court of Mrs Georgia Scott Town
sends s contest to break the will OF
her father, the late millionaire. VIM
field Scott.
Arguments came 10 end temper.
'arily, shortly after o'clock. when
at suggestion counsel for the plain.
tiff retired TO prepare an amendment
to the pleading which should be suf
ficiently explicit TO meet the de
mands OF attorneys for the defense.
Court reconyened at . p. m. fol
resumption of arguments on demur
rers to allegations in the petition. i
Is considered improbable that selec
tion of iurymen will begin hefor,
Tuesday morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
COURT DEGREES
.BEAvY JUDGMENT
Albert Bigelow To Pay
More Than Two Mil
lions With Interest
WAS MINING PROMOTER
ALLEGED COMPANY WAS FLOAT
ED. PROPERTY SOLD AND
STOCK DISPOSED OF To
INNOCENT PURCHASERS

tf NAociairu Press
Washington. D. C.. May 27.-One
of the largest judgments against an
individual ever decreed by the Su-
preme court OF the United States was
announced today against Albert Bige-
low o; Boston, who will be called up
on 10 pay judgment of s2,lOO,0OO,
together with interest. which prob
ably will make total of s2.500, 900.
The victor In the suit Ia the Old
Tlonlnion Copper Mining and Smelt'
rta2mpany
yellow aud Leonard Lewisohn
preFhoted the company, and while
owning its stock sold its property al
an immense profit. Then they sold
their stock to an innocent public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28

Washington - G.. Nav 81. The
case Of Henry rs A. Page. the New
York merchant who was arrested
some waoks ago on @ charge of Grim
iHaliy hbelIue Chairman CLAYTON and
the members OF the house judiciary
committee E5s called for trial today
bon the district supreme CONT The
charge B, based upon Pages alleged
AUTHORSHIP. and circulation off % PAM
ph.s' .a which various members of
'ousrHs Wrr. termed .t ,honest
-.ouudrels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
International Safety Congress

Milan, Italy. May 27.-Eighteen
nations including the United States.
are represented az the first Interna-
tional Safety Congress which opened
here today. The conference is for
the purpose of promoting a world
wide movement for the conservation
OF human life in industry. II will
consider technical means and safety
devices tending to protect the life
and limb OF the laborer, as we'll a.
the hygiene OF the industry. The
United States is represented by a
oomittee from the American Mu-
scum Of Safety. IN New York. headed
by It's director. Dr W II Tolman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
SHEPPARD WIRES
No To WO[TERs
Declines in Direct Langu-
age to Meet Him in
Joint Debate


Texarkana. Tex. May "a Abid-
ing by the decision not TO meet any
of his opponents iu Joint debate for
reasons mauc clear iu mis- letter 10
Randell some weeks ago. Congress
man Morris sheppard candidate for
the United states senate. last night
declined 20 meet Col Wolters In a
proposed tariff discussion. IN the fol-
lowing language
Hon Jacob Wolters. Houston Tex
Your Telegram received. For rea-
sons stated In my recent telegram 20
Mr. Randell | shall not engage In
Joint debates with my opponents. You
misrepresent mc on the tariff when
you say my views are identical with
those of Alexander Hamilton ! stat
cd at Vernon that ! was sure the mis-
representation was not Intentional as
YOU could not Do expected 20 aavf
studied the tariff closely when tho
devoted service you have given the
whisky traffic and fhc Pullman mo-
nopoly is considered
AS 20 the hazinoss oaf views with
which you charge me. your contra
dictory position on the plurality ques-
tion nov a. compared with two or
three years ago disqualiiy you from
an opinion on this phase Of any sub.
iect. You will not be permitted tc
iivert public attention from the prin.
cipal issues IN the campaign, the
domination of Texas hv liquor aao
lucre and. therefore respectfully
decline lur proposition.
MORRIS SHEPPARD.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
PEss.RESSINE LEAGUE ... ... .
PROMOTES AGRICULTURE,

Timpson. Tex. May 2S-The
yorng Mems Progressive League has
heen organized az this place and will
start on an active campaign TO pro-
mote the agricultural and industrial
resources Of Timpson and surround
ing country Practically all the lead
ing citizens and business men Of the
town have Joined the organization
and the initial meeting Of the club
was one of The most enthusiastic ever
held IN this CITY " p Neal has
been elected president. ?. B Bus.
sev y.re-rrasid,n' n g Corwine
sncrefarv Wm Brrne treasurer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
MAKE FIGHT FOR
LIFE Of WOMAN
Determined Effort to Save
Mrs. CusumanO from
Electric Chair
special to r.iIy News

special 10 fAiiy News
Boston, Alass., May 2I.-A deter
mined effort Is being made to have
the death sentence OF Mrs. Lena Gus
umanc. convicted of numbering her
husband and sentenced TO die In the
electric chair In the state prison at
Charleston one week from today COM
muted to life Imprisonment While
IL is believed that there is good
chance these efforts viii succeed,
there Is a strong sentiment in some
quarters in favor OF permitting the
law TO take it's course, in view of the
unusual atroClty OF the crime and
the fact that the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts decided that the trial
court had not erred in its Judgment.
Little public sympathy is expressed
for Enrico Mascioli, the accomplice
lof Mrs Cusumano, who is sentenced
to be- electrocuted on the same day
that the woman is to die. Only per
punctory efforts are being made in
the mans behalf, although It is the
general belief that he is likely TO
share in any act of clemency that Is
extended To Mrs Cusumano.
Those who are assisting IN the
movement for a commutation OF Mrs
! ICusumano's sentence do so largely
from sentiment rather than reasons
OF justice or personal sympathy. They
declare that no woman has ever met
death IN the electric chair In Massa-
chusetts and that IL would be dis
grace to the state II the sentence was
carried out II is not only the first
time In the history OF Massachusetts,
that woman has been sentenced 20
die In the ele trio chair. bni the first
time In the memory OF persons OF
this generation that woman has
been condemned to death In this state
as a penalty for a crime
The crime OF which Mrs Cusu-
ma.o and Mascioli were convicted
was committed In Hull in September,
ll91O. A few weeks after the disap-
lpearance of Cusumano his body was
found on the ocean beach and an
autopsy disclosed that he vas muir
dered The defendants were arrested
shortly afterward aud they wer,
placed on trial al Plymouth last Feb.
lruary \ number of Witnesses testi
fled. the most important Of whom
was Accousia. the sevon-year-olt
daughter OF Mrs Cusumano. who
identified the quilt In which Cusu
manos body was wrapped. as on,
that was on her fathers bed Othe'
witnesses were Mrs Cusumano's sis
tiers Both defendants testified, de-
iuying the crime. bat the evidence
such as the finding OF a blood-stainc,
lax. a hole In tho ground near th'
Cusumauo house and a bundle o
hlocd-stained clothing which belong
led 20 Mrs Cusumauo. was too strong
The testimony for the State showed
that Mrs Cusumano aud Mascioll on
tered the room whore Cusumanc slep
land killed him
In behalf OF the woman it Is sai'
she was an unwilling and involuntar,
accomplice of Mascioll and that sh'
was long under the influence Of Mas
cioli The term hypnotic eye" hai
heen mentioned IN this connection
II is recalled by the court Officials
that throughout the trial OF the pat
the woman seemed to be In constan
} and abiect fear OF Mascioli No
! once during the long trial did sh,
!. lift her eyes to meet his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
City Planning Conference.

Boston, Mass, May 27.-The
fourth national conference on city
planning began its sessions in Bos-
ton today with large attendance
of city engineers. prominent archi-
tects and social workers and stu
dents of municipal life in general.
The conference will continue in ses-
sion three days Among the sub
iects and the speakers who will dis.
cuss them are Progress of City
Planning" Frederick L. Ulmsted. the
noted landscape architect A. W. Bru.
ner of New York and Prof. G.. r.
Swain OF Harvard University: Stud
les of Scientific Areas" 7 r. Cool
idge "a Dro1k'ine. Mas. rnl sr.hur
a. Shurtleff OF Boston How the
City Planning Bills Are TO Be Paid. p
Nelson p Lewis of New York and
James \ Gallivan of Boston. and the
Ioning Principle of Germany Ap-
piled 10 the United States" y A
llalderman Of Philadelphia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
TYLER MOB At WACO
MEETS DISAPPOINTMENT
Sprciai 90 Daily News

Hprlia' to DAILY News
Waco, Tex, May 27.-The invasion
OF the Tyler mob here yesterday end
ed IN farce, when a committee Of
four of the mob's members made a
search of the Jail and found that the
negro whom they sought was not
there
The crowd scattered rapidly and
all who had sufficient funds returned
to Tyler There were many who had
not provided themselves with car
fare. however These were left behind
to cover the return distance as best
they might.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
NEGROES BAR REPUBLICANS
FROM sort WORTH HALL


Fort Worth. Tex, May 27.-Fol-
lowing their transfer by request from
the Westbrook Hotel on account OF
negro delegations to 90 before them.
the Republican state executive com
nitIee members held a session today
II. preparation for Tuesdays state
convention at the Chamber OF Com
merce auditorium. referring all regu-
lCr contests TO sub-committees which
reported To the state committee at
four o'clock this afternoon
Following the enforced transfer
from the Westbrook Chairman Lyon
said that II came as surprise In
view of the fact that the hotel man
agement had suggested that the scs-
sions OF the convention itself he held
IN the ballroom Of the hotel.
AT that time" said Col Lyon
II told the manager of the hotel that
there might be a number OF colored
delegates and ne might not want
fge. cor yention The action this morn
" was therefore a surprise. "
~"' transferred meeting at the
lIA. ihsr OF CONNIE. q als 10, o.
vene until o'clock and but little
business was transacted.
IN seventeen counties contests are
10 De decided which will take until
late tonight II is believed that
Roosevelt is practically certain to win
the eight delegates-at-larre from the
state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
knights Templar at Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh. May % Pittsburgh
has capitulated 70 an army Of Sir
Knights Templar. who have gathered
here from all directions for the fifty
ninth annual conclave Of the grand
oommauderv OF Pennsylvania Indi-
cations point 10 the greatest gather
ing Of It's kind ever held here. The
big event Of the week will be the
parade "Wednesday morning in which
90 goo members Of the orders from
Pennsylvania. Ohio and West Vir-
-inia VIZ participate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
LOCKWOOD HEARD
IN DAIiitOW TRIAL

u -|"'0ITHT'| I||'"-
Los Angeles Cal. MAY "a George
\. Lockwood, ono OF the prosecution's
star Witnesses declared today in the
trial Of Clarence barrow. former chief
counsel FOR the McNamaras, for alleg-
ed jury bribing that barrow was
walking toward Bert Franklin. when
the latter was arrested for bribery,
q few months after Lockwood receiv-
led the first instalment of payment
for his vote In the trial OF j. @ Nc
Namara
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
FOE NIRILE GOSPEL
TO REACH FARMERS


Seattle. Wash. May o. The
Presbyterian General Assembly to-
uight discussed tho report Of Henry
Wallace OF Des Noiues as 10 lack Of
church attendance generally among
farmers.
1T seems fair 90 assume that from
twenty to seventy per cent OF the
farming people of the prairie states
belong 10 no church and attend none
the report says To reach this un-
churched population tho Gospel must
be- preached utcrms of farm life II
must be virlle gospel The man on
the farm cannot be reached by a Cos
pei Of negations Hc cannot be
touched hy man who Is saturated
with the higher criticisms. nor with
a gospel Of IFS, ands and butts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28

Washington. u. G., May 27.-Col
William = Evans. recently In COM
manG Of tho 25th Infantry. stationed
Boo the state Of Washington, was plac-
cd on the retired list of the army to-
day Col Evans is from Wisconsin
and was graduated from the West
Point academy In 1873.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
KNOX IN REPLY
To METHOD|STS
Saws New Republic of China
Will be Recognized at
Earliest Date

Minneapolis. MINI. MAY % H.
reply tc action OF the church early In
the Methodist Episcopal conference,
asking that tho United States recog-
nile the new republic OF China. a
letter was received today from Sec
retary OF State Knox. iu which he
declared.
u Is the disposition Of the eXecu-
tive TO accord recognition TO the new
Chinese government al the earliest
opportunity offered under the newly
established customs Of international
law q"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
SHOT DOWN BY
FEDERAL ORDER
SinalOa Millionaire Ex-
ecuted at Mazatlan for
Alleged Treason
FORMER REBEL LEADER
HAD SUED FOR PARDON, AND RE.
TURNED To HIS HME IN
Keller THAT 1T WAS
GRANTED


Mazatlan, Mexico. May 27.-Rob-
ert Alamada, millionire, and a MEM
ber of one OF the chief families In
Sinaloa, was executed for treason by
Federals last night. This Is the first
time a wealthy man has paid the
penalty for disloyalty
Another prisoner was executed by
the firing squad at the same time.
Alamada was a leader OF the rebels
when Culioan was taken. A month
ago he sued for pardon, and. believ-
ing that II was granted. came here
ten days ago.
Tie was arrested and found guilty
of treason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
TeAa. Meaihef

Texas Generally clear and not:
strong south winds no rain Tenn
peraiure 50 st Amarillo and 90 to
1903 IN halan of state
Oklahoma Generally clear and
hot no rair Temperature 4e at
oklahoma Cif.
louisiana Northern part clear
and hot no rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
Election will Practically End
Spectacular Campaign
for Nominations
I'd NAME % DELEGATES
FOUR WILL BE FROM STATE AT
LARGE. TWO EACH FROM
TWELVE CONGRESsI0N-
Al DISTRICTS

Newarw. n. j.. May 27.-The New
Jersey primary election tomorrow
will practically end the spectacular
campaigns for the presidential nomi-
nation this year, as the result of adop-
ton by several states Of preference
primary laws.
The South Dakota primaries are
still M the future.
New Jersey will choose twenty-eight
delegates TO each of the national
conventions, four-at-large, and two
each from the twelve congressional
districts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
NEGRO PRISONER
SAN ANTONIO JAIL

T'T7"T y IIHTI NCNE
San Antonio, Tex, May 2T.-
Deputy Sheriff Holds OF Waco arrlv-
cd here this morning with George
Price, a negro, who was spirited out
OF Waco Saturday night to prevent a
lynehing at the hands of a mob frof.
Tyler Price will be kept In the Bex.
ar county jail until the excitement at
Tyler has died out.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28

Jackson. Ky. May 27.Thc Gala
han-Deaton feud. which resulted re.
Gently In the assassination Of I'd Cal.
lahan. the former sheriff OF Breath
IN county. will be Investigated By the
circuit court which convened here to-
day Numerous members OF both fac-
tions are here from the mountain dis
tricis and q Is feared that any action
~ the court looking to the punish
ment OF those responsible for the kill
ing Of Callahan may result IN an inn
mediate reopeniug % the fert
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28

Toronto, Ont. May q Ills nc a
IIighness the Duke Of Connaught To-
day laid the cornerstone for the new
wing of the Weston tuberculosis
santarium The new Building Is to
be erected through the munificonce
of W. j. Gage of this city and will
be- devoted wholly to the treatment
Of children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
Roosevelt Wants IIadley

By Associated Press
jefferson City, Mo-. May 27.-ln a
letter received by Governor Hadley
here today. Roosevelt asked him TO
be temporary chairman of the Re
publican national convention, il the
Roosevelt forces succeed in getting
control of the convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
TAFT ADDRESSES
BOARDWALK CROWD


rs Associated Press.
Atlantic City. ~ j., May % With
a speech to crowd which filled
Youngs Pier to overflow on the
boardwalk, Taft tonight practically
closed his campaign for New Jersey 5
twenty-eight delegates.
For several hours tomorrow he will
continue the campaign from the coast
20 the Delaware river.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28

If AsepC Iaf.si Press.
Melbourne. Australia. May 81
sam Langford. the negro heavyweight
of Boston. defeated porky Flynn OF
Boston, here today In fourteen
rounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28

Washington. u c. May 81 West
Texas Fair TUESDAY. except showers
and cooler afternoon or night In
northeast aud extreme north We'd
nesday fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28

JOHNSON BEGINS
SEVERE TRAINING

~ Asscc.st Press
East Las Vegas, y NJ. May
81. - Jack Johnson today
began training for his fight
with Jim Flynn on July I, by
taking long runs through the
surrounding country. Promot-
er Curley said that ticket sale
would open tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
EIGHTY KILLED IN
SPANISH THEATER
Hy AsseeIaleA Pre,A

fy Associated Press
Castcllon, Spain. May %
Eighty people were killed
tonight when file broke out In
"A theater at Villareal. The
conflagrGtion was caused by
the explosion of a clnemato-
graph machine. and panic
followed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
T WtATHtp|
Local Forecast.

Generally CLOUDY and cooler Tues
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28

Naste-da,-. Tamneratur.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-02
LOS ANGELES SCENE
OF "V0TES FOR WOMEN"
National Municipal League
viii Meet in California City
July 8 to IL
fRv Associated Press. }

PHILADELPHIA June 2S.-Woman
suffrage in its practical working where
it is being tried, is one of a dozen lead
ing questions" which will be discussed
by the delegates to the eighteenth an
nual meeting of the National Municipal
league in Los Angeles. July 8 to II.
Because of an increasing interest in the
matter of Votes for women" the meet
ing will be watched by the entire coun-
try.
OF the 2,5OO members who compose
the leagues active membership, several
hundred are women representatives
from all parts of the United States. Be-
sides this, numbers of women's clubs
are affiliated with the national organiza-
ton. The vice presidency of the league
was bestowed upon Miss Jane Adams,
of Hull House, Chicago, the first woman
to be elected to Office.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-02
CHEROKEE AND SQUAW
NARROWED ON RAFT
(Rv Associated Prsss.N

NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-Consider-
ably the worst for their experience. Mike
Walsh, a half-breed Cherokee, and his
squaw were yesterday rescued from a
raft on the Mississippi river near Al
giers, upon which they had floated from
southern Oklahoma. Walsh could speak
little English, but indicated to his res
cuers that when the floods visited his
state many weeks ago he and his squaw
were forced to take to a raft, which
they were later unable to leave.
Both were in a pitiable condition, hav-
ing been without food for two days, and
possessed of few clothes. Walsh's leg
had been fractured and he was unable
to walk without assistance. They are be-
ing cared for at the United States naval
station.