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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
MEN IN HIGH PLACES
IMPLICATED IN
MURDER PLOT
IS THEORY
New York Prosecutor COnvinc-
ed That Police Officers and
snperiors Had a Guilty
knowledge Of Assassination.
PRISONER BAREs MORE
DETAILS OF KILLING
,uy Evsalaa Herald A. e. LEASED wire,

New York. July 2i.-The trail that
leads Ia the men who framed the plot
90 slay Herman ROSunthal, the
gambler n slowly clearing and Dis
tric, Attorney Whitman believes to-
day hc will be able to show that the
police system" and even those high
or up were behind the plot to silence
isosenthai before he could iRakc fur
thcr gambling revelations.
From Harry Vallon. gambler aud
one of the occupants of the murder
car" the public prosecutor has learn
ed further facts that inplicate bald
Jack" Rose. close friend of Pollco
Lieutenant Becker, aud who hired
the gray automobile that took the
gun men to the scene Of the shoot
ing.
Mrs. Roscnthai widow Of the
gambler. told the grand Jury that
Rose was BeCkcF'H closest friend and
charged that Rose WIS the loutcn.
ants gambling house collector.
There were reports AT the district
attorneys office today that the public
prosecutor had informs ,icnB that In
dlcatcd that the gray automobile
which Figured So prominently In tho
Rosenthal case was used merely AS "a
blind" aud that the actual slnycrs
of the gambler were concealed IN the
shadows of the hotel and after the
killing mixed la the crowd.
Aaron J. Levy, counsel for shapiro
and Libby. said his home had been
entered hast night and that he be-
liovod that some one wanted To do
him bodily injury as there was mo
evidence that anything had been
stolen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

San francisco. July 2f,--corre-
spondenco between william II. Han
nam, secretary Of tkc spreckels SUGAR
Refining company. and the Western
sugar Refining company and ~. q,
Havemeyer. former president of the
American sugar Refining company,
was offered IN evidence hy the prose
eutloa today ln the bearing OF the
governments suit In equity 60 dis
solve the American company and ia
allied corporations.
Attorneys for the government
sought 10 establish by the letters re-
latlonn between the American Bunal
neflnlHg company and the Callfornla
epmpanloa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
EXPLORERS FAIL TO
SCALE MT. MKINLEY

Fairbanks. Alaska. July 2i.-Pro-
feAsor iierHohel Parker OF Columbia
university ana nelmoro Browne Oi
Tacoma. arrived at yolyina ON the
Nonn river lato last night ana re-
pO9ted that they failed to reach the
summit OF Mount Mckinley. Two at
iempts were made one on tho north
ana the other ON the south peak. An
attitude of 2O,a0e feet was reached
on the south peak and 10000 on the
north neAk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

tNNNNf AAfANA FNH 50 NNNHNNNN
Aabury Park. y, T.. July af.-lNow
Jersey led tho oaatorn states IN tho
now party movement when u mass
convention OF pr0groaslvoa launched
a separate political organization and
decided to nominate u fun state ticket
for the November election.
The convention voted to put on tho
ticket set OF presidential electors
supporting Theodore Roosevelt and 10
send 10 the national Progressive co1l@
yentlon Ia chicago the same set of
delegates that represented the state
at the Republican national convcn~
tlon. plodglnR them again TO vote for
Colonel Roonoyelt.
Tho convention arranged for tho
appointment OF state cOmmittee
which will settle details 0f party or
ganlxation, Tho possibility Of alliance
with either OF tho old parties wan de-
MED In vigorous terms.
Tho question of making AN attempt
20 capture tho Republican primaries
which naltatcd the meeting Of tho
resolutions committee last night ala
not come before the convention.
Tho cOmmlttoas report niadn no
reference to the matter. hut most ok
those whO attended tho convention
took Il for granted that no such
coursu was in contemplation.
All speakers declared for a fiHht
along distinct now party lines anu
an such expressions were onthusIaa.
tlcnlly aHplnuded.
1he uunvncntion adopted without
dissent the platform recommending ~
the committee on arrangemonts.
woman suffrage plank aroused pro-
longcd applause. The frequent men-
ton az Rooaevelta name called Toe
series of demonstrations and his
picture was everywhere In the hall
The Colonel had been urged 10 a.
tend but Ia telegram 10 Chairman
Fort. which was read 90 the conyen-
tion. he said.
II wish / c0uld como and I would
gladly do 80 " u were possible. but
4 could not 40 60 New Jersey Without
causing genuine heartburnlnGs In the
many other states where l have been
asked und have had 10 rofuse on the
ground that & would speak nowhere
until after the Chicago cOnvontiun.
10 take any other course would mean
that could not do tho work I must
do.
"May I. through sou. extend my
heartIcsl good wishes 60 the conyei,-
tion. They are ohgRged Ia the task
of bringing this governments back 70
what II was lntended 10 he--a SoV-
eminent by the people Ia tho intei-
osts OF the people. Tho old party or
RRnlxRtiOms have become o. hopeloas-
~ corrupted a. 20 make u lmposalhie
10 do anything with them 40 they
now are"
The convention instructed Itn dele-
aatea 10 urge upon shp nnilonal cons
vontiOn q platform plank condemasng
The Issuance Of loans upOa warchoeee
ana cold storage eeftilicatea and MAKE
ING such lnaunncU ppnlHhablo by latls
prlsonment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
COMMERCIAL LAWYERS
TO HEAR KANSAS JUDGE

Colorado springs. July 2i.--Dcle-
gates TO the eighteenth annual con
yontion Of the Comraerciul Law
loaRne of America In session here
eagerly awaited the address today of
lsOssenu A. Burch. associate Justice
of the supreme court Of Kansas who
WAS scheduled 10 speak on "cOnstitu-
tiOnE and courts"
A fight ia expected ON the report
Of the committee tO correct the
abuses Of bankruptcy practice. An
effort will be- made, Il II Heid' to pre-
vent its being read aud 10 read the
committee out OF existence.
Thiu evening the annual banquet
VIII be served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
THIRTEEN HURT IN
FRISCO ACCIDENT

81 Louis. July st.-- Eleven paasen-
gers and two of the rain crew we're
injured early today when the Frisco
pnasennor train no. :. on route 20 ~
Louis from Oklahoma points, WAS de-
rallied near Lebanon, IA. Iienldeg the
engine tank, Whlrh jumped the track
ana caused tho accident. two ba9Eage
cars, one ohblF car and a day coach
loit tho track and Aid down the en-
DAnkmNnl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
TO TEACH
CAUTION TO
CHILDREN
American Museum of Safety
Issues Useful Card Of Gar
Dont's" Designed to Reduce
Number of Accidents.
tBy EvenisE nsrsld a. g. Leased wissI

(By EVening Herald n. y. beasee Wtrsl
New York. July 2i.-in an effort TO
teach the children of the country TO
exercise moro care when they are In
the streets 80 there VIII be fewer ac-
cidontE, the American Museum of
Safety has Issued u card Of "car
don'ts" which the public schools viii
be- asked To put before their pupils.
some OF the maXimE set forth are:
"D0nt hang un hehind tho car.
"Doa't stand on the cor steps.
Don't touch wire; u may he a
live one"
"Don't put your heads or arms out
OF the car windows.
"Don't jump on or on moving
car.
"Don't get of facins rear of car
Don't cross the street without
looking both ways,
"nva't take chance"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
FIlANTE READS LESSON
FROM INgllIsII EXpI,fgifNCI

Paris, July 2i.~-Thnt the world "
not yot on tho eve Of the cessation u
the struggle bctweon Great Brhai1
ana Germany for naval supremacy, ia
She proyalcnt opinion IN France after
careful study Of the recent speech by
Winston Spencer Churchill IN The
HOUSE Of commons.
Tho continuation Of rivalry be.
tween those two countries causes 4
note Of regret herei bat there NJ an
inclination To bcllevo that Il must go
on ana that France should learn q
lesson from England'S procedure and
herself Increase hcr navy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
AVIATOR SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY FALL

Hempaicad. y. Y. July 2l.--ied-
ward y. 0nllaudet wealthy anna
teur aviator, well known In New
York while nylns ON shc aviation field
at Hampstead Plains today. fell with
his machine from q height of about
90 feet and was seriously injured
tiallaudot vas lying IN his original
typo mOnoplane. which IL equipped
with 100 horsepower motor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

I4nrmio. Wy0., July el-uTho tNolvo
companies OF Colorado national
guard. representing enc first and Sec
ond regiments. who have been IN
camp al the Pole mountain manou.
vera for the past ten daye, viii b.
relieved ON Friday and aent back 10
their posts, the 500 mon az the Me-
brnska national guard anc 400 Of
wyoming troops. taking their places
on the asth. This NebfnAka and Wyo-
ming troops win femnln until the
ona of the manopfelh August 5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
SUICIDE RESULT OF
BUSINESS WORRY
President of Kansas Bank
Found Self Slain After the
Cashier COnfesses to Theft Of
Institutions Funds.
my EvsA,us H-.s'u a. .. Leased wire,

senoca, kda.. July 2i.--itobcrt
rhornburrow, former banker aud ond
Df tho wcnlthloat mon In this county.
was found dead In his home noar
here today a revolver was al his
side. and II Is believed ho committed
suicide.
Mr. ThornburrOw WAS president of
the state bank OF Bancroft, kas.. OF
which the cashier, !. G, Mcclure. was
bound over a. the district court on "a
5000 bond recently on u charge Of
defguljiHg. ThornOurrow had wor-
rlcd much Of late over the banks
troubles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
BOILER PLATE MEN
AGREE TO OBEY
SHERMAN LAW
Rival Institutions Furnishing
News TO Country Papers
Must Compete But Must Not
Crush Each 0other.
tny EyesinE Herald a. r. Leased wlrsI

Washington. July a. Nogoiia-
tinna between the department oC
Justice. the American Press AEsocla-
ti0n and the Western Newspaper tin-
ion for an agreement tO bring those
corporations into harmony with the
sherman law, arc uprouChlng CON
cluslon
ItoRrosontatlvcs Of both companies
which, furnish "h0ilor plate" and
roadypTnt paper 10 thousands OF
country newspapers, had conferences
today with James a. l'oYlor, asulatant
30 the attorney general
A peculiar feature Of the case Ia
that the department of Justice II en-
deaNoring 90 preserve competition
between the companies ana prevent
one from crushing the other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

washington. july 1t,.~fht AIN4H1
olvll a0vernmenf bill. tslabllrhinn =
lealslntuFe Of one noueo N lhe lAff|o
tlry with aulhofllF "a ENACT iaeHk
llwn. passed fhn aonefo today MlIN
practically 40 oppo.l|on, 1ha H1esN
hen PASSED fha hlu. nut . eonta44asH
Win n nrcnasaFY 81 aalNN N|'sNN
encee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
FAVORABLE REPORT ON
CATRON GAME PRESERVE

Washington, July %. senator
Catron'a bin "a create the poeop na.
tlonal game refuge Ia New Mexico
was favoiably reported today by the
senate committee on forest sosorvu-
tlOns,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
SUBSTITUTE PROPOSED
FOR WOOL TARIFF BILL

washington. July GA substitute
for the Democratlc wool tariff bal
was presented 10 the seCste today ny
AIR. cummlas Of Iowa. u would
generally reduce the rates Of the
present law. but not so far as the
houEe bill
A vote on the Democratic bill VIII
be- taken In tho senate before ad-
iournmCnt tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

Denver, July st.--The foFtleth an
nual convention Of the international
Associations of Fire Engineers will bo
held IN Denver september ~ 10 20,
Inclusive. according 20 On announce
ment MAIDS today BY CHIEF w. n. Lol-
ler Og YOUNGSTOWN. o., president 81
she organization. President L0iier 10
here assisting Ia perfecting arrango-
menss Tor the convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
IOWA PRoGftEsssIvEs
HOLD sTATB CONVEN

Dca MOlnea, Ia. July 20. = Iowa
progresas en today held their first
state convention. the purpose %
which was to name delegates az larso
ana by districts to the national cons
vcntiOn at Chicago.
The convention hali Was crowsed
at o'clock when rfOvlsionei Nn
tlonal Committeeman John l., Hto-
vens OF Boone introduced the tefn-
porary chairman, frank Ilnndnll 0e
Cedar Rapids. Practically every
county In the state was rcprcHcnaod.
Most OF the work had already been
done by committees whom tho oons
yention opened and the main hunl-
ness Of tha convention was simply 20
approve tia reports presented tF
them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
CONDEMNED MAN
DECLARED SANE
Californian Who Has Rested
Under Shadow of GallOws
Since 1906 Must Die August
2 Unless Governor Interferes
eny lavsalas IIsrala A. =. Leased vice

saurHmontc. cal. July 2i.--charloa
Carson, the Folsom convict who has
been under tbs shadow of the gall6wA
since 1905, when ho WIS sentenced Ia
death for participating in the famous
Finley Carson -Quiadu prison out
bf yak Of 1907. WIS declared sans to-
day by Jury in the superior court.
uniesH he IN rcprioved again hy the
governor he will pay tho death ponai-
" on August 2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

Chlcaao. guly 2t--Presldens O'Neill
ON the Western league. today an'
nounceh that he had signed Jack
O'Tvnle. an umpire formerly ~ Inc
Southern league. 0'Toole Will re-
port ~ Lincoln tomorrow and assist
Umpire johnson. she lalierH eorklug
psflnef solh1 % Denver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
MIMIC WAR RAGING
ON MANEUvER
GROUNDS
Cavalry Repulsed With Great
Slaughter by Blue Infantry
in Washington; Blank Cart
ridges Spit spitefully.


~ "FN~s"" --Nt~se - = stNAA~A WNNf
Gate. Wash. July 3f.-Tho first
sslrmlsh of the defense OF Seattle oc-
Cured AZ o'cipuk this morning be-
tween ontpossa . Red ana Blue nr-
miles. The Outppats of Blues, en-
trenohed behind a gravel bank. pour
cd fierce firo into the Red cavalry
scouts ana killed most of thcm the
orctlcally. A lieutenant and two cav
nlrymen were captured.
The Rcd cavalry ls holding with a
machine gun detachment the bridge
across the Chchulis river near Cedar
vile indications aro that there VIII
be much sklrmishlng during the das
aud possibly un engagement tonight,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

New York, July 1f,--The standard
on company Of New York today an
nouncod a reduction of fifteen points
IA the price Of refined petroleum,
MAILING refined IN cases 1895 cents
poF Gnil0ni refined In tanks. ass, and
standard white In barrols S'tss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
FERGUSSON THROWS
HIS HAT INTO
RING WITH
WHOOP
New Mexico Congressman De-
nOunces Taft and Roosevelt
and Reaffirms Allegiance to
Democracy and Wilson.
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY
FOR DENOMINATION


Roswell. NJ ~, July 2f.---Ail doubt
as TO Nhothor Congressman Harvey
". Fcrgusson OF Albuquerque would
be "a candidate for re-oicoton was set
tied today by his announcement
through A. H. whitoman, president OF
tho local WILSON, Marshnll club. Ills
announcement scores both Taft and
Roosevelt severely and rcltera:ea al
lcginnco 60 the priaclplcs OF Dcmoos
racy as well aa. faith and confidence
In the leadership OF Woodrow Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
Roosevelt TO TAKE
NO 0CHANCES With
HIS KEYNOTE
SPEECH
Colonel win Deliver It in Per-
SON to Chicago Gathering
That There Nay Be No Pos-
sibility Of Error. u
SERGEANT AT ARMS FOR
CONVENTION Is NAKED

euy mN1nAnH meRAlo A. = AeaRHA Waeqf
Chicago, July 2s.--Ouo Baft Of the
program for the national progressive
party convention Was settled today
with tho announcement that Colonai
Roosevelt would address tho delo-
gates Ia q keynote" speech AZ tho
Coliseum the evening Of the first
days session. August 8.
Chaunoey Dewey was selected by
tho advisory committee as sergeant
alarms OF tho national convepsion,
Among other subjects dIsouw,ed py
tho leaders was the platform ioF tlio
third party. That Il would be Rlong
advanced lines was freely nredlcsod
and hints were heard that L would
contain specific reference 10 ocono-
mlo adjustment after tho fashion of
the pavid Lloyd George proposals IA
England with reference 20 wnsssng
mems and old age pensions treatment
of taxation problems,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

salt Lake city July 2a,--Wlth hls-
forlcal pagoants and reunions of the
trait blnsers, utah 4 celebrating io-
day the nlSit-nfth anniversary of the
arrival Of the Mormon pioneers ~
Salt Lake valle9.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
MISTRIAL DECLARED
IMMINENT IN
DARROW
CASE
Attorneys for Accused Lawyer
Declare That IIlress Of Jur-
or Leavitt Was Feigned for
Evil Purpose.
CHARGES. MADE BEFORE
JUDGE IN CONFERENCE
nv EysalaE IlsraIa a. ?, Isasra wirsI

Los Angeles. july si.---A mlstrlal
under sensational circumstances "
said 10 be- Imminent la the case OF
Clarence =. DarrOw, On trial for al
legged jury bribing AttorutSs for the
defense are said to have chargcd In
a conference with Judge Hutton to-
day that the illness 81 Juror l.. A..
I.caylti was foigncd and asked FOR an
Immediate investigation by the court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Convened az n q. m.
Resumed consideration Of the SUM
dry civil appropriations blll.
senator cummlna presented a sub
stltute for the nemocratlc wool train
revision bill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

Convened a. noon.
Considered legislation on the un-
nnlmOuR consent calendar.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-12-26
Wiping Out Sectional Laws.

This session of Congress has so
far been notably marked by steps
taken by the Senate and by the
House to strike from the statute
books punitive laws passed during
better daps of and Immediately after
the Civil War and aimed to humil-
late and embarass the Southern peo-
pie.
The House the other day passed
the Watkins bill, which permits
Southern people to prosecute their
claims for property seized after The
war ended by Union soldiers and
without the question Of their loyalty
being considered. Undor the old
statue, if the Southeaner could not
show that he was loyal to the Union
lie was virtually kicked out Of court
with his claim. There are SIS, 200,
900 in claims evolved in changing
this statuer
The Senate has not been far be-
hind the House in taking steps to
efface all sectional feeling, despite
a majority of that body are adher-
ents of the Republican party. In
considering the Omnibus Claims bill
the upper chamber has agreed to an
amendment whsch directs the Gov
erment to pay the heirs of Confed-
crate generals who resigned from
the Union army and afterwards
Joined the South certain claims I'M
der the longevity allowance, Under
this amendment the heirs of Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee will get $438, the de-
seendants of Stonewall Jackson 1892
and those OF ten. Joseph Nneeler
s21O. The total amount snyolved
in this bill is about 100000, and
this sum will go to the children and
grandchildren Of the officers of the
Confederate Army who were gradu-
ates of West Point or who were in
the Union Army before the war
started. The claims must be proved
in the Court Of Claims.
The old Statue, which Senator
Johnston, of Alabama, succeeded in
getting the Senate to agree TO amend
prevented the United States Treas
ury officials from reconizing the
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-12-26

claims Of the Southern warriors who
had been Union soldiers before 1860
for longevity pay.
Senator Lodge, Of Massachusetts,,
was one Of the men who strongly
supported the A!abanliam in getting
the Senate to accept his amendment.
There have been one or two
propositions Inferred here with a most
admirable parpose directed toward
the ohliteration, if they have not al
ready been obliterated, Of the old
of the Civil War times" said Sena-
tor Lodge. THE statue which the
Senator seeks to repeal is statue
which was passed in war times. l
think we can all say it was. a natural
statue to be posed, but it was dis
tinctly a punitive measure stature,
and it seems to me that now the
time has come when we can remove
from our statues all that were of a
punitive nature. / think we had
better efface it from the statute book,
not for the purpose of giving these
small sums Of money, but to remove
that result Of the old wartime feel
mo -
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-12-26
Central To Use Moving Pictures.

The educational policy Of the
Central Of Georgia railroad has been
commended heretofore in the col
umns Of. the Americas Times-Re-
corder, as have the other progress
sive policies adopted by that cor
poration in the past year or two,
all calculated to bring in closer
touch with its employees and with
the public generally and to create
a mutual feeling Of regard and con-
fidence well calculated to eliminate
all grounds for serious discord in
the future.
The latest movement on this line
by the Central is the Inauguration
Of a moving picture car. The op-
portunities that the cinematograph
affords for impressing lessons on
the mind has been recognized by ed
ucators through-the land. The Cen
trail proposes to utilize this method
for the benefit Of It's employees and
Of the general public alike. A report
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-12-26
as to its intentions this respects says.

as to its intentions this respects says:
A private car is to be fitted up
with the necessary moving picture
apparatus and it is to be moved II
bout over the she system. 1t viii be
in charge Of competent instructors
who will organize classes and meet
ing at all points along the line
THE moving picture scheme Of
instruction is designed particularly
to reach the employees whose educa-
ton is SO limited as to make it inn
possible for them to take up the
regular text book courses offered by
the educational bureau. However,
the plan wac not decided on solely
for the benefit Of these employees, as
it is expected to help a great many
others.
Pictures showing accidents and
methods of avoiding them will be a
feature Of the exhibition. The whole
idea behind the projects to improve
the efficiency Of the employees, to
lessen the danger Of accidents and
to improve the service Of the road. Z