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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-11-14

The Falrdale orchestra gave big
dance in that town election night.
Much late harvested grain crop be
tween Hannah and Sarles is being
stacked.
Thanksgiving night, November 2Sth
| is the date of the annual ball of the
MiltoD fire department.
Nekoma photo gallery is again open
for business now the proprietor has
at last got his crop threshed.
The Milton woman's cub is new
organization and has as its presiding
officer, the wife of Senator G. W. Plain.
Len Frye has retired from farming in
the vicinity of Wales and is operating a
pool room and restaurant business at
Milton.
| A thresher while sleeping in the 500
depot at Gallo, waiting for the train was
robbed of seventeen dollars in cash and
draft for $3.50.
j, S. McNish, formerly of Milton and
now in the hotel business at Fairdale
was defeated in his candidacy for the
legislature from Walsh county.
Torkle Jacobson one Of the old pioneer
residents of the Mona settlement is very
i'll and owing to his advanced old age,
but little hope of his recovery is held out.
Milton girls had their annual Hal
lowe'en dance again this year and it is
stated that half of the girls donned men
attire-the real man, however, was
tabooed.
o. r. Daniels, the Grey township
pioneer resident has one of the finest
colts to be fonnd in the county. 1t is
eighteen months old and already weighs
1900 pounds.
Frank Law and wife, parents of Drs,
H. W. F. and l. M. Law are back to
spend the winter in Hannah after two
years homesteading on their claim at
Gull Lake, Sask.
One of the Ct. Northern's wheat plots
sown on Senator McLean's farm at Han
nah gave yield of IS bushels of plump
wheat per acre. A big contrast to crops
growing on adjoining land.
Banker Prom, of Milton, last week
sold his farm property adjoining that
town to parties at DeKalb, III. 1t is
an $50 acre tract and will be moved onto
by the new owner next spring.
Glenila precinct gave Wilson "A;
Roosevelt, IA; Taft and all the legisla-
tive and county ticket two to one
majority. This pretty near makes it
one of the democratic banner precincts
of Cavalier county.
The Farmers Elevator at Fairdale
burned down Sunday night, and it is
thought the fire was ofincendiary origin
1t was discovered about 2 o'clock, burn
ing in the driveway, and although it
did not have much of a start. efforts to
check it without any fire apparatus were
in vain. A car of lumber intended for
an addition also went up in smoke. The
building contained 1000 bushels of grain
There was $4,000 insurance on the build.
ing and $4,000 on the contents.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-11-14
AUCTION SALE DATES

Nov. 1O-Nick Frost, of Calvin
Nov. II j. NJ Hanawalt, of Clyde
Nov. 15-Willliam Sowden, of Mowbray.
Nov. 15-Dan Danielson, of Iona
Nov. 16-Helmer Solberg, of Lomac
Nov. 16-John Wangsness, of Union,
Nov. 16-Adams Brothers. of Hannah
Nov. 1S--Wm. E. Smith, of Langdon
Nov. 2o-Alex Campbell, of Fairdale.
Nov. 25-Charles WINNER, of Langdon
Nov. 26-Alex Mcintosh, of StilweD
Nov. 27-Levi Hooey, of Langdon
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-11-14

Do it nov! What? Think OF your
past years reading of the DEMOCRAT
when you start marketing your 1913 crop
of grain and send in the amount of your
subscription, and if possible $3.50 for
year in advance.
Schefters Clothing House is prepared
for heavy demand in shoes, overalls,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
STRONGER NAVY
OUR PROTECTION
Taft in Speech Says This
Country Must Maintain
Sea Place
SHOULD FACE CONDITIONS
wAINw RIGHT SAYS TWO MORE
BATTLESHIPs WOULD HAVE
PREVENTED WAR WITH
SPAIN IN iS9S.

BY Associated Press
Washington, ID. c., Feb 25.--Pres-
ident Taft, speaking at the peace
meeting of the Navy League here TO-
day. declared:
In order for the United States
to keep up with other nations. do
not think two battleships year too
many favor a strong navy that
would enable this nation to maintain
its position. and make our reason
able demands on other countries re-
spected."
Il don't think the time has come
TO economize in respect TO the navy
until war Is abolished We should
meet the existing situation. aud
would he lacking in foresight and
common sense unless We did. sin
cerely hope that this Congress will
give rs two battleships. Other yes
sells may be necessary, but battle
ships are the basis of the navy"
Admiral Wainwright told dele
gates that the war with Spain would
never have occurred II the United
States had possessed one or two more
battleships in 1898.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
l.ishor Vincent 80 years Old.

I indianapolis, Ind. teo. 23.-Bish-
op John H. Vincent. whose home is
in this city, celebrated his eightieth
birthday anniversary today. Bishop
Vincent probably is the most widely
known OF all the bishops OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church For nearly
fifty wears he has been famous as a
pulpit orator. and his work in start. d.
inc the great Chautauqua movement
has given him oild-wide stand
ing as an educator. In addition, he
had eXerted unlimited influence
through the international Sunday
school lessons lie was one OF the
originators OF the uniform lesson
system. out OF which grew the inter
national series and was for a number
OF wears chairman of the information
al lesson committee which selects and
prepares the lessons which are stud
led weekly by nearly 2-,0eo. GOO
scholars throughout TIE world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
WENICO BUyING
ARMS IN FL PtSO

III Paso. Tex, Feb 23.-Hard-
ware stores and arms companies H.
III Paso are serving as arsenal de-
pots for the Mexican government.
Machine guns, ammunition. 3o-30 RI
files. and box after box of ammuni-
ton for the machine guns and rifles
have been shipped from III Paso TO
Juarez and the interior of Chihuahua
upon orders from the Mexican gov
ernment since the mutiny OF Janu
ary 81 in Ciudad Juarez.
These arms and ammunition
boxes are being cleared at the ri
I'aso port and are billed TO the Mex
lean officials In Iuarez who arr
known TO be loyai TO the government.
The packing cases containing the
army equipment are being sent upor
Instructions from the Mexican consul.
&c. Llorente. and the ammunition
is beine cached in Juarez for use' In
case of trouble IN the town or in the
interior OF Chihuahua.
The two machine guns. which are
now In luarez. we're shipped through
the II Paso port. having been receiv-
cd by local hardware store. and
forwarded 10 Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
Y. VI. {. A. BoyS in session.

Fall River. Mass Feb % Rep
resentatives OF the BOYS departments
OF the different Y. NJ C. A branches
throughout Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island gathered In this CITY TODAY Tor
their twenty-second annual confer
ence The object OF the conference
Is To bring the boys together iu @
manner tha; will promote a moral
and social uplift To this end num-
ber Of well known religious workers
and educators have been invited Co
deliver addresses The sessions.
witch were commenced today. will
be- brought to close with exercises
In the Central CONGREGATIONAL church
Sunday evening. when about soc
bows will take part IN a devotional
meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
DELEGATION FOR
OKLAHOMA SPLIT
Each Has Half Vote, Ten
for Clark, Ten for
Wilson
CONVENTION IS CLOSED
ROGER GiIBREATH OF TULSA
CHOSEN NATIONAL COMMIT
TEEMAN-DEMOCRATS
HAVE LOVE FEAST.

BY Associated Press
Oklahoma CITY, Okla. Feb 2S.--
Tile Democratic state convention
ended today In a political love feast.
the selection OF split delegation Ia
the national convention. and the elec-
ticn Of Roger Galbreath OF Tulsa as
National Committeeman.
II was agreed that twenty dele
gates should be elected from the
State at large, each with a half vote.
ten instructed for Woodrow Wilson
and ten for Champ Clark.
When the convention resumed this
afternoon, the plan was ratified with
but little debate The delegates we're
Instructed to divide the Oklahoma
vote, so long as Clark and Wilson
are before the convention. and with
the withdrawal Of either TO center on
the candidate remaining.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
Midland TO ENhihit

Midland. TEX. Feb. %. Midland
mas arranged to have fine exhibit
Of the variogs agricultural products
of the Midland country at the Coll.
scum during the coming Fat Stock
SHOW at Fort Worth Roth dry and
irrigated farm products viii be rep
resented aud also a great variety OF
fruits and garden truck Midland
county has always furnished many
winners OF prizes at the Fort Worth
show and the cattlemen declare that
this year will be no exception.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
MINERS STRIKE
DECLARED NEAR
Thirty Thousand i'm South
west May Walk Out
This Spring

Special to Daily News
Fort Worth Tex. Feb -,-
Thirty thousand coal miners ir the
States cf Texas, Oklahoma, AIkansa
and Missouri will 20 on strike next
spring, II the operators refuse "a
meet their demands for dage in
crease and improved workinp lndi.
tions.
This announcement was made to-
day by c. W. Woodman. special rep
resentative OF the Western Fedora
tion OF Miners for the south. known
as the Twenty-first District.
The existing scale agreed upon
two years ago following a strike vii
expire on May I. That the Miners
expect to demand ten cents tot
increase and shorter SATURDAY .s def
mite, but other desired conditions
have not been formulated
The Federation will serv, lotic,
on the operators March 81 \ meet
ins OF the executive committee oi
this district will be held durine Oh,
next thirty days. and efforts viii b.
made to induce the operators to ao
cede to their demands
II a strike is declared four 'holl
sand Texas miners will go sur TN'
Texas miners were out two months
during the strike OF two years aso
but the workers In other states n
the district were out six months. an,
'oal prices went soaring. Texas rail-
roads, according 10 report are no
well supplied at this time With tuel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
STRONG APpEiLS
FOR INTERVENTION
Ry Associated Press

by Associated Press
Washington. ID. c.. Feb. 23.-De-
Velopments In the Mexican situation
which are taken to be loaded with
significance were recorded here to-
day in an additional request for
American intervention In Mexico.
In dispatch from government
official on the border. not in the dip
lomatic service, Il was reported that
General Geronimo Trevino OF Chi
huahua. had turned to aid the in
surrectos. The dispatch read
II have reliable Information that
General Orozco will join the revolu-
tionary forces OF General Trevinco,
and that he has agreed to accept the
provisional presidency OF Mexico
The Mexican embassy had no ad-
vices. no official there cared to make
comment. and the State Department
received no confirmation OF the ru-
NOR.
A coalition between Trevino and
Orozco is seemingly probable. Tre-
vino was last reported In Monterey
in control OF the military in north
eastern Mexico, while Orozco was
repairine to the northwestern part
Of the republic. These two generals
hitherto controlling all Federal
troops in the northern half of the
republic might completely cut off the
north from the south. isolating Mexi-
90 City and immediate vicinity from
connection with the United States
Py withdrawal of Madero's troops
Juarez. has been left defenseless, the
III Pasoans declared. and that a
large force OF cavalry would he nee
cssary for border patrol.
II Is reported that General OroEco
Madero's right hand man and lead
inR Madero's army. Is marchinl
upon either JuareZ or chihuahua al
the head Of fifteen hundred men. II
is expected In Washington that Oroz
co would insure the safety OF Amer.
leans It, as reported. he has iolnec
the revolution and is successful.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
El Paso Mayor and Citizens
Appeal to Secretary
of War
RUMOR INCREASES FEARS
REPORTED THAT TREvINO HAS
JOINED RFi,EI.S AND THAT
PASCUAL OIDZCO WILL
UNITE WITH HIM.

ty ASSOCIATED ffcs..
Washington. ID. c., Feb. 23.-May'
or Kelly and delegation OF citizens
from I'll Paso today appealed to Sec
retary OF War Stlmson 10 send Amer
lean troops to Juarez, Mexico.
Secretary Stimson replied that no
such measure could be adopted while
American lives and property on the
FL Paso side OF the border were not
endangered.
Mayor Kelly of I'll Paso and four
other citizens OF the Texas city told
Secretary of War Stlmson that Juar'
ez. with fourteen thousand people
linked to FL Paso by international
bridge and trolley line, was virtu'
ally part Of FL Paso, and that nightly
robheries and holdups in Juarez, IN
which Americans were victims and
American business houses were loot
ed. had become intolerable.
They asked that soldiers be sent
TO patrol the city until the Mexican
government is in control OF the situ
alton again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
Ruth Tnh Ca,c Continued.

nv Associated Press
Detroit. Mich Feb. 23.--Atfer a
short session the trial OF the indi-
viduals ard firms composing the So
called hath tuh trust charged with
criminal conspiracy IN restraint OF
trade. the case was continued to Mon
day
James Arrott, Jr. a director of the
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing
Comnany Of Pittshurg and inventor
of the automatic dredger for sitting
enamel on bath tubs. said ne sold
his invention to the Standard Sani-
tary Company for s35.oO0 cash and
other considerations II is claimed
that Edward T. Wayman. Who drew
up the trade agreements. later se-
cured an assignment Of the patent
for $4,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
DYNAMITE CoNSITRAO
PRoBF EEGUN AGAIN

~ Associated Press
Los Angeles. Cal. Feb 23- Fed
cral and county grand iuries resuT
ed thei investigations OF the alleged
dynamite conspiracy here today.
John r. Harrington Of Chicago. an
attorney formerly connected with the
Mcnamara defense. still under
.hargcs of contempt Of court for re-
fusius 90 answer questions regard-
ing his alleged attempt 20 influence
state witnesses. was told 20 return
before the county grand jury Mon
dav. while Federal authorities mott.
fod him that they woulc ,et him
know when his presence as a witness
vas AGAIN desired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
1ARRANT To- CHOOSE
LABOR pEl EGATES

Fort Worth. Tex, Feb o. At the
meeting Of the Tarrant County La
bor Concrcss next Monday night del
egates will be selected TO represent
local unions az the meeting IN Waco.
March .. for the purpose OF devising
Vays and means TO secure a state
wide primary 20 determine the choice
OF delegates TO the National Demo-
cratic convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
MYSTERY OF DEATH
OF INFANTS CLEARED


BY Associated Press
New York. Feb. % The mystery
surrounding the death of eight ba-
bies In the Brooklyn Infants Hos
pital was solved tonight. police say,
Sy The confession or Winitrod A.i-
kers, employed In the kitchen of the
hospital, who admitted that she plac.
ed oxalic acid in the babies milk bot.
ties. She said she gave the poison
not with view of killing the babies
hut 10 get even" with nurses with
whom she was on unfriendly terms
She was formally arrested tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
WOODROW WILSON To
SPEAK At NASHVILLE

Nashville, Tenn, Feb 23 Coz.
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey will
come 10 Nashville from Topeka.
Kan. arriving here Saturday morn
ing. lie comes as a speaker at the
opening of Nashville's 100000 Y
" G. \ building. His address will
he delivered at night at a banQ iet
where 400 covers will be laid.
he viii be the breakfast guest of
his brother Joseph Y. Wilson. AMI
will be entertained az luncheon uy
members OF the Woodrow Wilson
Club and other friends tie goes
from here to Trenton y J Sunda,
morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
10 Promote Industrial Education.

Buffalo, n. Y. Feb. ga hun
dred or more men and women inter-
ested IN the subject of vocational
work in the public schools assembled
In Buffalo today for the third annual
convention OF the New York State
branch of the National Society Tor
the Promotion of Industrial Educa-
tion. The opening session wa, held
at the Hotel Statler this afternoon.
with George NJ Forbes OF Rochcsts
presiding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
Lntnl Snnirrcl Hunt

Paris. Tex Feb. 2S.--John Pur-
sley. living twenty miles northwest
OF Paris is dead from a runshot
wound accidentally inflicted by his
fcther-in-nw. William Sipe.
The two men we're hunting sQuir-
rels On the river bottoms, and tray-
elinS a narrow path when Sipes' gun
went on. the squirrel shot striking
Pursley in the calf. tearing the flesh
and breaking the small bones He
was gotten home and doctors ampu-
tated the leg. but the man died from
loss of blood before the operation
Mas comnleted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

Kansas CITY. Feb ca Because
his wife kept thirty-five cats tn their
home, Samded ODcl q wears old.
and a civil war veteran. was granted
a divorce 10 Kans7s City Kan o.
Dell testified tha, his Nite save her
cats rnore attention ;han she gave
him. fed the nets the choi est food
and ignored his protests when the
animals slept IN his bed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
WAS BATTLE OVER SEATS
SCREAMING COMBATANTs FINAL
LN sEPARATEn BY SHERIFF.,
NEITHER HAVING SUF-
FERED INJURY.
CONE JOHNSON SPEAKS
Counsel For Defense Declares Sneed
Violated No Law and Is Product
OF Texas Chivalry and of
Texas Christianity.
Special to Dahl New,

special 10 llsiiS News
Fort Worth. Tex, Feb. 23.--Two
women engaged in a hat-pin duel at
the Sneed trial here today over pos
session OF seats. Their fight inter-
rupted the arguments for ten min
FOtes. Finally the screaming COM
batants, Miss Mary Lang and Mrs.
Georgia Heath, we're separated by
the sheriff and order was restored.
Mrs. Heath taking the chair which
her antagonist sought, while Miss
Lang left the court room.
The fight between the two women
caused a panic. Both women we're
iabbed on their arms, but neither
suffered serious injuries. There
we're no arrests.
An enormous crowd gathered at
the court room today, starting long
before the esssion began. and many
were turned away. Every man en-
tering the room was searched for
firearms.
Cone johnson Speaks.
Cone Johnson. attorney for the
defendant, in his address TO the jury
here today. held up Sneed as the
first man since the time OF Christ
who had done MS fell duty toward
his wife" declaring that the defend
ant had violated no law. and is a
product OF Texas chivalry and Texas
Christianity.
a night session was held to-
night
The case will not be given to the
/ jury until late SATURDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
Hail. L.,TREV|N0
As PRESIDENT
Manifesto, Circulated In El
Paso, Denounces Made
70 and Yankees

By Associated Press
Ell PASO. TEX.. FEB. ga
manifesto proclaiming General
Geronimo rrevino president al
interim. decrying Madero a.
"Gringo Lover" was circulated
In III Paso tonight.
The document was signed by
General Pascual Drczco and Em-
lilo NasqueI without the Go
mez" and other prominent Men
leans.
The manifesto said In part:
"l'rancisco I. Madero has pro-
famed the banner Of Mexico with
the scurrilous hand OF Yankees
and American capital has hack
cd him up In his revolutionary
movements"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
BRYAN SETS ALL
RUMORS At REST
Will Not Be Candidate,
He Declares in Denver
Speech

By ASSOCIATED Press
Denver, Col. Feb. % William Z.
BRYAN definitely set at rest reports
that he might be induced again to
make the race for the presidency in
a speech here tonight In the Assem-.
bly, hall Of the State Capitol Con.
Guiding he said Il am satisfied
someone else can pull more votes
than myself, but am ready to enter
upon a campaign on behalf Of a true
Democrat with even more yieor than
that with which have fought a. any
time in my own behalf"
Rryan scored Roosevelt as q third
term possible candidate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
TENAs RANGERS To
CFNuTILLO'S RELIEF
Ry Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
III Paso. Tex, Feb. 2S.-Answer
Ing the appeal of Americans Of Gen.
utillo. Texas, thirteen miles north,
v no fear Mexican Inhabitants are
planning to shoot up" ahd raid the
town and nearby ranches, before
joining Mexican rebels across The
border. Captain Hughes and de
tachment OF rangers left for that vii
lage this afternoon A deputy sher.
iff who went to Cenutillo this morn.
Ing reported their fear well grounded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
ROOSEVELT OFF
FOR HUB TODAY
Answer to Western Govern
ors Regarding NOmina.
ton Monday
r. Associated Pres,

By Associated Press
New York. Fct % Theodore
Roosevelt starts on o five DAYS trip
TO Boston tomorrow but refused TO
say what he will do there
His reply TO the western Govern
ors who resucsted him to state his
position with regard 20 the prcsiden-
tial nomination will be- given out
during his absence probably Monday
Roosevelt made short speech to-
day 10 forty members Of the Young
Australian League. composed OF Aus
tralian boys on a tour Of this ,our-
try. Who called on him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
To Susperd Guarantees.

CITY OF Mexico. Feb. pa meas
ure suspending nersonal guarantees
throughout the Republic, but limit
ing the right to pass the death sen
tenoe to commanders of the regular
or Rarale forces Of the rank OF Ma.
jor or higher or higher was present
cd to the permanent commission OF
Congress today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
POOL ROOM ORDNANCE
II HELD INVALID

Austin, Tey. Feb. 93.- The Court
OF Criminal Appeals in ev partc Jesse
Farley, frCm Hall County, returned
a decision that Immediately voids an
ordinance OF the city OF Memphis.
requiring pool rooms to close at 9
o'clock at night, and NAV have like
effect on certain similar municipal
regulations If test of these should
be made on appeal from convictions
Hereunder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
NEW PRESIDENT Is
CHOSEN FOR BAYLOR

Bolton. Tex. Feb 23.--Prof ]. c.
Hardy, president OF the Mississippi
A and NJ College, has been elected
to the presidency Of BAYLOR College
Since the RESIGNATION OF DR. Wilson
the college has been under the direc.
tory Of Rev. + G Townsend. secre.
tary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
KILL BANDITS IN
PITCHED BATTLE
One Slayer of MogollOn
Merchant Killed and
Another Captured

by Associated Press
Mogollon. ~ NJ. Feb 20 Sher.
iff Jones and two deputies tonight
in a pitched battle killed Terango
and captured Francisco Rodriguez.
accused OF killing Manager Freeman
OF the Mogollon Mercantile Company
and his assistant. William Clark, on
the night of February 10. when they
robbed the safe of S3.5O0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
NFw SI,PER MAN TO
HEAD TAFT BuREAI

by Associated Press
Washington. u. G.. Feb. % Le-
ROY T. Vernon. Washington CORE
spondent for the Chicago Daily News.
WAS today appointed chief of the pub
liclty bureau at Taft headquarters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
ITALY VOTES To
ANNEX TR|P0L|
Bill Passed in Chamber of
Deputies, Amid Cheers
From POpulace


Rome. Feb. 23.--The Chamber OF
Deputies tonight passed the bill for
annexation OF Tripoli by vote OF
431 TO 3s, amid enthusiastic cheer
ing from the floor OF the chamber
and public galleries
The members voting against an
nexation we're Kissed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
++++++++++++++++
TARIFF PROGRAM
CONFERENCE SOON

~ Associated Press
Washington. ID. c.. Feb. %.
The tariff program is 10 be
framed al a conference which
Democrats. Progressive and
regular Republicans are plan
ming TO hold soon after the Fl
nance Committee concludes
hearings on the House steel
revision bill.