The Green Forest tribune., 1912-03-22

Oii "it'0, NHo LOOK a prominent part in the Berlin aviation meeting at Johannisthal, was killed when his bip1ane collapsed and fell.
 By way of taking the edge from the asf-8Qoseyeit victory in Okla K -Rma, the National Taft bureau cites the totals of elected delegates to date. President Taft has 127, Roosevelt 13, Cummins 2, La Toilette 0.
 Rebels took San Angel and Mix coao, Mexico, suburbs of the capital. They cut the Necaxa power lines and stopped all street cars. The cars are running with other power
 For kicking and throwing a terrier from a third-story window and in turing it's shin, John Robinson was fined $75 by Judge Burke in the Bos- ton municipal court.
 With Sneriffs' posses of seven coun- ties chasing them over the hills, mountaineers are endeavoring to make their way into North Carolina after murdering in court at Hillsvile, Judge Thornton Massie of the Car roll county circuit court, Common wealth Attorney William Foster and Sheriff Lewis Webb, and woounding Dexter Goad, clerk of the court; J. H. Blankenship, member of the jury, and John Mason, a spectator
 Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy will receive a gift of $2,500,000 from an anonymous donor, whose identity is known only to President R. c. MacLaurin.
 President Taft signed the joint con- gressional resolution and immediately afterwards issued proclamation de- clarins that, since domestic violence exists in Mexico, all federal officers were enioined to prevent violations of the congressional resolution to phe- vent the shipment of arm to Mexico. Not guilty" was the plea of 46 men arrafgned in the federal court at h. diantpalis. Ind. on indictments eharg- bsing fimpIcity in the alleged conspir- thgEy unlawfully to transport dynamite N Hom state to state. Judge A. B. An jSsserson overruled all demurrers of the tdefense but granted 30 days for the filing of exceptions to his ruling. The trial was set for October. 5 The first state legislature in the history of New Mexico convened at Santa Fe for a three months session. The Republicans have a twothirds majority Of each house and will die tate the selection of two United States senators.
 Four delegates at large instructed 500 vote for the renomination of Pres ident Taft were named by the Vir- ginia state convention This action puts into the Taft column the entire Chicago convention.
 Yuan Sni Kai formally was inaugu- rated provisional president of the Re public of China Sunday. A great gath ering of delegates, provincial envoys, military and naval officials and other prominent personages in the new for eign office were present. Many for eigners attended the ceremony, but the legations were not represntd
 Leaders of the Socialist miners union issued a proclamation declaring that 200,0 900 miners would go on strike in the Westphalian coal district this week unless the mine owners reversed their decision not to accord the To per cent advance asked for. The proclamation followed a meeting at which tae owners replies to the de- .. mand /Eere discussed.
 fudge George A. Carpenter over ruled the motion of the packers on trial for criminal violation of the sherman antitrust law, asking that ,ho iurv be instructed to find them not guilty.
 Maurice Tabuteau, the holder of a number of flying records, flew from Poitiers, France, to Pau, distance of obout 261 miles, which he traversed in his monoplane in 2 hours and 35 minutes, at the rate of approximately 101A miles an hour.
 general advance in the wages of textile operatives in northern New England was announced by various mill interests, which have their head offices in Boston More than 125,000 persons, including employees of cotton mills in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine, and woolen mill operatives in six New England states are af- fected
 Four persons were killed and sev- eral injured when east bound passen- ger train on the Big Four, known as the "A hour St. Louis to New York train, collided head-on with freight train near the station at Greencastle- Indiana.
 "The United Mine Workers of America will not compromise single demand they have made of the anthra- cite coal operators declared John P. White, president of the Mine Work CTS. q look for a general suspen- sion of work in the anthracite field on April l."
 With million coal miners striking in England, 75,000 out in Germany, with prospects that their number will be doubled within a few days, and walkout in France, it was be- lieved that the entire coal supply of Europe may be tied up.