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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
There Viii be One Vacant Chair

Representative Chas
c. Bowman OF the Eleventh. Pennsyl
vania district was defeated by the
house by passage of resolution de
claring that corrupt practices had
been used in his election in 1910. A,
the same time the house refused 10
seat George r. Mclean. his democratic
opponent. 1t was charged that he had
been guilty OF the same practices.
The seat Will he vacant until March
=. when i will be filled by John J.
Casey. a democrat elected in Novew.
Der.
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TIE present tz-iH law By the mex,
congress vas indicated by the deci.
slon o. ths democratic majority oi
the house ways and means committee
70 hare counittss meetings every
dap beginning January s. II Is Ell.
p-tsd u deTots dsy TO each sched.
uls though, u necessary, two days
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three q the minor schedules with the
adjoining important ones, the com.
ulitee expects 10 get through with
the bearings by the end o, January.
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
Fooibsli Receipts Heavy.
S~il,s 5-ee3ers 70 Meet

Amarillo, Tex--The Northwestern
Texas Swine Breeders Association will
hold It's annual convention here Jan.
uary l..
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19

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engineer after falling TO effect re-
Cancellation with mis- wife. plcked up
his s-year-old son aud ran in front of
Q passenger train. The boy was killed
but the father was tossed aside With
q broken leg and scalp wounds.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
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The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
BULL MOOSE PARTY
Is $29,34S IN DEBT

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-The Progress
sive party received contributions for
its campaign FUND. up to. Oct II, Of
sso4,2l4. spent ;2s2,s4I and had un-
paid bills and contract obligations for
|S4I,341 more. according to the ofiicial
statement OF receipts and expendi-
lures sent TO the clerk Of the house ut
Washington by Treasurer z. II. Hook.
Ter, OF the Progressive national com
mittee.
Frank A. Munsey, who gave $4,000:
George w. Perkins. who gaYe $4,000:
and W.. Emien Roosevelt, who gave
sal 900, appeared a. the leading In
dividual contributors. The balance
came from nearly 1000 individuals,
whose gifts ranged from the $4,000
given by Douglas Robinson, Col
IRoosevelts brother-in-law, TO two
anonymous contributions OF 10 cents
each.
Mrs. willard Straight, Of New York,
gave 10000; Mr. and Mrs. Il. H.
Hooker, $4,000: william p. Emo.
George Moore and Antoinette Emo
Wood, $1,000 each; Rep. VIM. Kent.
california, S4,500: George r. Porter.
Illinois, S5,s25: w. M. wrigiey, CHI
cago, $4,000; r. Fl. Van Ingen. New
York, $4,000, and Gertrude Pinchot.
81 900.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 25.-Presiden'

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 25.-President
Madero has saved Felix Diaz's life,
It was announced today. His advis-
ora were most nsistent on mo i'm;
mediate execution OF the leader OF
the Vera Cruz revolt, but the prcs.-
dent -withstood the pressure pa: on
him, to save tie young man.
Instead OF being shot. he VII be
sent to the soldiers prison.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
RAILWAY TRACKS TORN
UP IN HIGHLAND.PARK

The Highland Park Railroad Co..
believed to be a branch or the ID. U.
R.. met with serious opposition when
II tried to lay tracks across Hamii
ton-bivd.. between Metzger and Har-
old-ayes.. early Thursday morning.
No permission mad been received
from the village councir to DO the
work, and John Austin. president OF
the municipality, tok two squads OF
men TO the scene and had the tracks
torn up.
!. Robert Oakman, president Of the
railway, was directing the laying OF
the rails In person, and he put up q
stubborn fight against the order o.
President Austin. Mr.. Austin was un'
movable. however. and Mr.. Oakman
resorted to the courts for aid, get
ting Judge Mandell out OF bed at !
O'Clock for the purpose of securing
a temporary Injunction to prevent
the village authorities from interfer
ing with the work OF track laying
The court order was granted, and ID
returnable. Nov. s.
Mr.. Oakman argues that his road
Is being operated by steam. and
therefore, needs no franchise from
the Highland aPrk council for right
ofway.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
TWENTY SHOT
in RIOT IN HAVANA
Conservatives and Liberals
Clash in Streets-Gomez
Wants to Resign

. HAVANA, oct 25.--Twenty per
sons were shot and badly wounded In
a fight here early today between CON
seryatives and liberals.
The outbreak was begun by youns
conservatives, who following bis
outdoor meeting OF liberals, tried 20
drive groups OF the latter from the
sidewalk in front OF the Hotel Eng
latsrra. shooting ensued and for a
time the battle ragged all along the
prado.
Rurales, soldiers and police restoI>
ed order after q hard Tight, removed
the wounded to hospital and made
more than 100 arrests.
! II leaked out In the course OF the
day that Comes actually placed his
resignation In the secretary OF states
hands earlier In the week The con
servatiyes were maddened when they
hard OF II, as II would have given
Zayas the presidency, and the threat
ened revolt unless Gomez withdrew
Il, which he hnally was forced TO do
One OF the wounded In last nights
riot has died.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
TELLS HOW DICTAGRAPH
~ MAS SET FOR LABOR MEN

80 .END1ANAPOLIS, md, Oct 25=-The
STORY Of the dictagraph, which played
e'F1fUh leading part IN unearthing the
dynamite conspiracy; today was told
on the witness stand by Ralph w.
: Douglass, -an indianapolis newspaper
, reporter. lie discovered the presence
In the unions headquarters Of the
telephone Hpy. system and he related
how for two months before the arrest
Of John j. McNamara, government
= agents listened to al that went on In
y the Ironworkers' ofices.
Douglass said he discovered the tell.
tale instrument when he heard Il. 8.
Hockin say
II believe tirsy have been learning
s'All ke said and did.
Ne said that the device was placed
nnher the desk OF President Frank
a eNS Ryan, and for eight weeks, gov
ernment stenographers concealed or
the floor below transcribed verbatim,
!. M conversations In Ryan's ONCE. Inn
!. meliately after the discovery, OF the
dlctagraph, Mcnamara was arrested.
The stenographers' records were
( placed before the grand jury that In
veStigEted the dyn&mit6 plot and were
largely responsible for the indict
ments against the men now on trial.
me finding In the vaults at union
headquarters and In the rented stable
ON the outskirts of Indianapolis or
dynamite and nitroglycerine, clocks
and fuse, after the arrest OF ]. j. Nc
N9nRrn, was graphically described by
I. Waiter Drew. OF New York, for SIX
years counsel for the National Erec-
tors. association.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
CzAREyITCH ATTACKED
BY NIHILIST, IS REPORT

ODESSA, Oct. 25--Further strength
2eihne ! of the report that the little
czAtsitch has been the victim OF a
EsNihilist attack, resulted today from
the publication by, the Odetsky Lixtok
nxof what II alleges are the details.
The Czarvitch was wounded, accord
xoipg 70 this story, by a Nihilist named
Wassiliew, who was bayonetted In the
left groin during a fight with the
: troops Inc dental to the suppression OF
one OF the uprisings shortly after
Alexis birth.
wassfliew. the -odetsky "LastoE
says. secured a position through q
bnforged recommendation as gardner or
Fthe grounds, and caught the Czarvitch
during an unguarded moment In the
garden and stabbed him.
!, WassilIew was captured, accordin,
,~~~to- the Odeslxy Listok account. Tn.
story. is of course. wholly unverified
According to the latest Official state
ment the CzRrvitch is suffering from
peritonitis. II was admitted tina
much anxiety was felt concernln.
him
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
NEGRO TRIES TO
SHOOT POLICEMAN
John Lee Fires When Attempt
Is Made to Arrest
''' Daughter

" J,hn Lee. q Negro, living at No
222 Hastings-st.. was arraigned before
Police Justice Stein, at noon, Friday
on warrant charging him with as
sault with intent TO kiln, for shooting
. IL Patrolman william Dauphinnats,
during police raid on Lees place,
Thursday evening
he pleaded not guilty, and was
held IN bail OF $4,000. two sureties,
Tor Examination, Nov l.
The shooting. which would probably
have resulted m a homicide. but for
the prompt action OF Sergt. Fitz'
patrick, or Huntst. station, occurred
when Danphinnais, Patrolman Louis
hOldani, and Sergt. Fitzpatrick at
tempted to,arrsst Lees daughter as .
disorderly.. ...,.,., ~. t.,sa :
The police had been watching the
Lee home for some time, As white
men were being called into the place
BY . Negress who sat In front win
dow and called and beckoned to them
4 One man was seen TO enter the place
BY Dauphinnais, and he called the
sergeant ana Oidani. ind entered, ia
search the place.
HtleT - ~ " NV AA1Og WhS1C N.e%N -
not obtained, was found hiding In 2
closet. after the Negroes and
.tJyegfesses In. the place had denied
!. that he was In the house. Then the
6ficers started to arrest ehe women
(. IN! the house,
!. III ypu. take my daugter, you viii
take her over my dead body said
Leo. as he leaped toward q dresser
and drew q revolver from the drawer
:. he leyelled the weapon at Dauphin
naIs, who was holding the girl and
her white companion, and fired, the
/ b11iet- whtsthng past Dauphinnais
head. Before Lee could dre again
ahseigG Fitzpatrick had leaped upon
hinf and bore him 20 the ground
srfixhting like q demon. In the excite
: me.t the Lea girl and the white man
Lizzie Washington. who Is alleged
, to have acted as the lookout. to cal
men into the house, was taken into
custody, and Lena Lee, who says she
Is *Jack" Lees vile, were also ar
rested. They are held In Hunt-st
stati0h As suspicious persons, and
win sprobably be released later.
lN
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
MARINE
ynssEL PASSAGES.
n~aRoil.

Detroii.
I. DETROIT, Oct. 2k--Up: c. n War
ner j. NJ Gates J. Roberts, y. m
Thursday. M. Andrews. 3:t0; A. NJ
codorus. slsc: Adams. S:aO corunns'
<. xats. = s:is ?. m p. 4 cThsrsd.y;, e curry r.,
Holland; consdOn, 1870 crawford no d
riner. 1920; NJ. r. Green. ,Ia:sO: Alaska
Bacon. s; Amazon. BIO: Russell, 3:3c-
Nyanza. $50: Niagara, $50; Walter
scranton, Z; Robbins. 7;l0; Stormonnt
7:i5; Pend. White, Arlington, 7:20; No
Lake. Calumet. ); Imperial, No. al
Barth and consortS lo:3o.
Down: Isaac scott. ll:g0 a M. Thurs
fsS sssSS,ihs BLACK, S,.,S Angsiins VS. % RhSa.s
i:ia: 3. Lyman smith. salliysn. 1;so
Kendall. $50; Frick, 400 Venus b:sp
snyder, Jr., $50: Zenith city T;l0.
rSsr:a.E Ss: EAGss. psSmss Sls"ssS ssS ArlS 6vsn
il.4o; w. e. Fitzgerald. 1: Reed. i;t9
Ed Carter, Leonard. 1850; Bope. aloi
Albright. $50; Kennedy 4;4oi Moore
8 SLspouEall, s:io: small san a1n,x Ma5nsr 5.,E.
Oliver, o; Caldera, $40; McCullongh'
$40; Qrifon, $50: Hoover, Mason
/ Nogfcsby, Tyrone, Tagona. 10: WAGON
dah. i0:4o; saxona. Tempest Al. tas
IsEtssftE, The SEQ. Nr~ Ew
sAULr STE. MARIE. MicAs Oct. rs.
--Houghton, 1890 p. N. Thursday; We
r. -Hutchinson, Cowle. 2sS0; Watt Bryn
Mawr, $3.50; Huronic, 4:sO: Waldo.
Bheadle, Orinoco. Granada. 8: Mullen,
Presqne Isle. I:soi Peck. LakeWooo'
Hecksr. s:sS Thursday night: Mani
toba. French, sheldon Parks..g. Charles
Hubbard. s:so: Cole. 10; Robert Wal, ,
Friday morning: Russell HUBBARD. 5;s0
Fairmount, Lakeland. Z; Sinnloa, rar-
rett Cape, b:s0i Poe, Manila Gene
maugh. Edenborn, Z: Moll. s:aoi Nor
gsn. sanilac. $40; Gates, 10: sonoma
Down: schuck. i:sO p. m. Thursday
walters, q. william c. Mather. Weeks
S:1O; steel Wolf, Superior City. Thomas
4; Crete, 6; Empire City. $50; Sac
ramsnto. Montezuma, y; castaiia
Ttiey. edmonton. 8 Thursday night
Michigan. Marlcopa, Nasmyth, Pellatt
$40: Burlington. io:3o; Bessemer. Mar.
saIa. H.; cuddy. Canadian. Midland
King Grammer. lao; Townsend
George Stephenson, Magma, g; Sellwyr
Eddy. Walker, 4: Ward Ames, Fiibert
s; Butler, Coralia Fritz. 8: Harvester
Block. 7:so; Shenandoah, Matanzas
choctaw, Clarke, Rennesslasr n.r
Muncy Jenkins, 1890: North Wind
Agassir, li:so.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
Political Gossip

. a II
The national and state Republican
campaign In Detroit viii close Nov. 2
with a meeting in the armory a.
which Amos s. Musselman. candidate
for governor, and senator William Al
den Smith will speak. They will also
spend Nov. I, In Detroit and the coun-
a.. On Nov. 4, they viii talk In Grand
Rapids. Lieut.-Gov. Ross win spend
most OF next week in Detroit.
Mayor Thompson. In meeting In
Przyblcki's hall. Thursday night,
charged that the ID. p. W. had CON
tracted during the past season for
81 ,OO0. 900 worth Of work which could
not be accomplished in the specified
time. He said that this was done
over his protest, and that IL might
be "a last attempt Of the plunderbund,
of dishonest contractors" He said
that he was the most abused ofiiciai
In the city.
A. I4apin Cohen, Progressive candt
date for aldermen in the Fifth ward
has written another letter TO his op
ponents. He says that inasmuch "a
they have not accepted his challenge
To q Joint debate. he is willing TO an
swer through the press any questions
they desire TO put TO him, and asks II
they are willing to do the same.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

Lawrence N. Beaker. contractor
and builder. No. 1S3 Staniey-ave. has
purchased the plant and stock Of tho
City Lumber Co.'S Hart-ave branch
and will engage In the manufacture
OF doors. sashes, blinds and other ma
terial for interior finish work.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
Earl. olyen crest Reception.

Horatio 8. Earle. Progressive can
didate for mayor. was given a roustng
reception by the employees OF the Nor
gan q Wright factory. whom ne ad-
dressed, Friday noon. They eagerly
sought his cards and shouted, s'wS
want Good Roads Earle for mayor"
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
MAN AND WOMAN WALK
40 MILES TO VISIT SICK

PLACERvILLE. Cal, Oct. Pred
Thomas and his wife, both fairly
young, had been working at n sum-
mer resort, Rubicon- Springs. for the
summer and were preparing to re-
turn TO their home al Coloma when
Mfa Thomas heard that her uncle.
DAM Tuchler, was Ill at Coloma. AS
there is no. railroad in that part OF
the country all travel Is with team.
y. n. Il. Colyeu. proprietor OF Rubicon
Springs. hitched up his team and toox
( the Thomases 70 Uncle Toms, a
mountain station, where a semi.sta ge
service is maintained with the towr
OF CoIoma.
Arriving at Uncle Toms. the
Thomases learned they had arrived
I several hours too late. Charles schuity
the proprietor OF Uncle Toms. hayins
. driven on . shoEt tisne before. 80
Colwell had. "a, return. TO do his
work. 70, rather than wait several
days for ride to Coloma, Mrs
Thomas and her husband set out u
ak and travelled the entire distance
more than 40 miles. on foot through
The monntains. 70 reach her nncle''
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
DIAZ'S AIDES SHOT;
HIS LIFE IS SPARED
Pressure is Brought on Madero
to Intercede for Former
Presidents Nephew

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-A dispatch
from Mexico city to the New York
News Bureau. says that Majors Cues
Ia and ZaraIe, OF the stan OF Cen.
Felix Diaz. we're shot to death by q
firing squad at vera Cruz today.
The dispatch says that q difrerence
OF opinion has arisen between Prest
dent Madero and his advisers re-
garding the fate OF Gen. Felix piaz.
The president IL Is stated, has been
subjected TO pressure 10 save Diaz,
while the people are warning him UNI
less summary vengeance lis taken on
the commander OF the latest revolu'
tionary movement. the army may re-
volt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-02
News From Surrounding Towns

and Mrs. Ward Jackson OF near Nor.
gan's chapel.
Mrs. Ruth of Richmond. Mrs. Goldie
Oler and daughter Beulah, Mrs. Pearl
Oler and Miss Mary Edwards were
guests of Grandma Edwards Monday
afternoon.
Dick Ullery of Modoc was here
Monday looking after line trouble.
The box martin, or two color swal-
low has arrived. One bird came Ap-
ril % and this Tuesday there are
three here doing battle against the
English sparrows who are holding out
against the new Corners. Last year
the town martins came and they
had not been here for the past sew
eral years owing to the ill-tempered,
saucy English sparrows who had
fought them away
Will Fouts was in Richmond Tues
day on business.
Mrs. John Swallow and son Charles
went to Richmond Tuesday to attend
a meeting at st. Mary's church.
Elmer Weaver arrived from Rich
mond Tuesday night.
Rev. Lee Chamness is beautifying
his property he recently bought.
. Mrs. Carrie Atkinson is still very
sick woman. She is affected with
lung trouble.
Vene Scott has five-weeks con-
tract of sheep shearing.
Squire FRASER is in Richmond hang
Master Harry Lacey returned to his
home in Richmond Monday after a
weeks visit with his grandparents.
Oliver Wilson returned to Rich
mond Monday after few days visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cain and daughter
were Monday night guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cain.
A new girl in town! and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Chamness are the happy
parents.
Mrs. Clemmie Clark and son Eu-
gene, were in Richmond Tuesday
James Schlagel who was recently
here visiting and one time citizen of
this place, then Richmond, now is To-
Gated on a piece of land near Middle
boro, Ohio. He likes the farm much
better than town.