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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
BRYNN'S SPEECH CONSOLES
MI'RDERER'S LAST MOMENT

Sacramento. Cal, Dec. G. Edward
DelhRn,lc. negro. paid the penalty to-
day for the murder OF William Kauff-
man. "A convict In Folsom state pris-
on. by hanging.
Delhantlc asked for his favoritc
dish last st--Chicken--and then to have
some music played for him not soft
music. but the ragglest Of syncopated
rags.
Two guitar players were called In.
n Cornctist then contributed solo
and was followed by tenor who
sang at Dclhantie's request. where
the River shannon Flows"
Not satisfied, DclhHntic called for
the prison phOnogra aud record
after record was played. \ record
containing william Jennings Bryan's
speech on "InnOrtulity" was the last
record ne called for, Then ne
asked for blank record and sang.
Always Keep on the Sunny side
Into the machine and had II repro
duced for him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
REBELS SACK TOWN
WHICH REFUSED
TO SURRENDER
YOUNG GIRLS
Mexican Raiders Attempt to
Emulate Roman Attack OH
Sabines With Only Indiffer-
ent Success.
FEDERAL TROOP TRAIN
ATTACKED BY OROZCC
my Leased Wire 90 Evening HeraIdl

Mexico CitN, Doe H. 'rhr town ol
Nnllr Dcl Bravu. state uf McNinu, was
practically destroyed Icy Humtu rCb-
els urdrr the command uf GruuvCNu
DE Lao because the inhabitants re-
fused To- deliver over tu them nine
teen young women residents.
The inhabitants, ANTICIPATING that
tho rebels would wrCak vengeance on
them, He'd to the surrounding hills.
leaving the town entirely deserted,
They are said To be suffering from
cold Hnd hunger.
The rebels appeared before tho
town ana sent a demand tu the civil
project for the delivery uf the girls,
declaring that In case of refusal they
would sack the place.
After consulting with the lcudinR
citizens the project advised them tO
refuse the rebels demand and told
them they had hCttcr take to hight.
Few of thcm when they left took
NOR" than u blanket dnd limited
supply uf food with them
\ body uf rebels who attacked the
mining town uf TcuaHCultCprC,, near
Tulucu. the capital Of the state OF
Mexico, Was rrpulscd hv the rurale
guards with loss ut twenty killed
aud many wounded.
The federal cnsunltUs have not been
reported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
HOCKIN ACTED AS
ADVANCE AGENT
OF DYNAMITERS
IS CHARGED
Visit of Former Secretary to
Non Union Job Generally
Followed By Explosion Is
Government Contention.
TRACING M'NAMARA
$1,000 SECRET FUND
my LEASED Wire to Evening Herald I

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec Violent mcth-
ods of lighting non union work In
which Herbert \. HuCkiu acted aH an
"Hdvanco agent" of MCNamara' n
"dynumitiug squad" were charged by
the government In the Cruss-CNHmina-
tiun uf Murray l.. Pcnucll. Spring
Held. lll. u defendant at the trial of
the accused bomb pluttcrs' today,
The government alleged that the
Inability ~ the local union officials to
uniUniZC 4 job was followed 10y an
appeal Tor aid and that a visit OF
Ilockin To- particular locality was
followed by an explosion.
Pcnncll testified after he failed To-
uniunizo jobs in Springfield he wrote
Huckiu" AS soon as possible, but he
asserted hr wanted HuCkin ~ H ma
tiOnal organizer and not for dynHmlt-
Ing purposes. He sud HOCNin failed
to appear aud on February 10. 1871,
he again appealed by letter for
lIurkin Mcnamara gcpled to hope
and watt rautiOning PCnncll 80 hc
more careful what you write to head
quarters, for the Lord only knows who
reads the mail that comes into this
office"
The witness said Hockin later ar
rived IN springfield, ON March an
explosion there caused $4,000 dam
HBu,
"What did Hockln's visit have to
do with that eNplOSOn;' asked DiS-
trict Attorney Millcr.
'Nuihlug, whatever 40 FAR na |
know answered PcnuCll Il know
nothing ui the explosion
"Wcll, it was the job you had been
trying to unlonlIc?'
"Hrs
chewing gum caused "A hrirr inter
e la.. Ifl al ltN -
nry Miller noticed Pcnnell WIS chew
ing whil" tcstiiyng and protested to
the court
"Yrs. take that chewing gum out
ur your mouth" dsmandcd Federal
Judge Anderson.
Prnnrll apparently gave no heed to
the order.
wei. why don't you take II out
Of YOUR mouth" asked the court.
= have answered Pcnncll rive
swallowed IT,
Charles s. lIcuum, Minneapolis
former member of the lronworkcrs
| executive board, WAS the next witness.
~ IN" vino had supervision over
| the unions finances, BCaum ig
! charged Win approving TIA" apprOprl-
ntiun of $i,oUn to b" used by Nc
Nnmarn for dynamiilng.
| shown Iu ru'TN reading;
| "rO John i, Mcnamara set aside
| fur urguniZttiun purposes by order uf
| the executive board, $1,000" made in
| 1910, when he was an executive hoard
| member, IiuHllm testified
"rhr nrsl heard of MrNnmlri
| using s 900 monthly was after hls
arrest %ur did I ever know that the
| unions funds were used To- buy UN-
| pluHlNcS I never saw Ortic T. Mc.
| Muuigh mtll I came here for trial
"Why wus Il that nH an executive
| Of this union YOU did not know OF
| these - ,o0o appropriations" Bchuu
| wHH asked,
""AlI I know is / never heard Ot
It, hu answered,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
ROOSEVELT PLURALITY
66,76S IN MICHIGAN
[By Leased wire 20 Evsalas Herald,

Lansing, Mich., Dec 6.--The firat
complete ilgurcs On tha presidential
vote In Michigan given out today bv
the secretary of state, showed that
Roosevelt carried Michigan by plur-
slity OF 68. 76s over President TAFT,
while the latter was second with a
plurality Of i,IaJ over Wilson. TIE
vote wps:
Roosevelt. 2IS.Ol2; Td't. 1894;
Wilson, I5O,75l: Debs, 9J,531; Chufn,
s,923; Socialist Labor, 252
The Socialists more than doubled
their vote OF four years ago.
ONNNNNNNNsNNeSNSNs~ @~~S~NsNNNs~NySN
would exceed the rights Of the con
ference and violate the courtesy due a
colleague should they vote to reprl-
mand him. Dn the final ballot Gov
ernOr Blease did not vote, After the
result had been announced he arose
and said
IL did .iOt vote, gentlemen. because
II makes no difference To me one way
or the other Whist this conference
does"
The governors conference today ap.
pointed committee OF ave to dfafi
uniform state legislation under which
old style farm mortgages could bI
replaced with short or long term farm
bonds. A chain OF new state banks
throughout the country TO be author
iSed By the state legislature under
unlf0tm law and a listing OF the bonds
on stock EXCHANGES are contemplated
Under the terms Of the resolution
the blll 20 me drafted by the commit
tee shalt be submitted TO the governor
OF AL states and must be- approved b
/ two thirds OF chem before u SnaIl b
! sent 10 the leginlatureA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
HURRICANE SWEEPS
GREAT LAKES;
VESSELS IN
PERIL
Wireless Reports All Safe
Aboard Steamer Eastern A.
shore on Rocky Point Near
Port Arthur.
FORTY PEOPLE AWAIT
ARRIVAL OF RELIEF

HiRh winds aud rough seas Wprc
reported over all the Great Lakes cX-
CCpt ontario today.
ON Lake Eric the storm was the
worst uf the season and II barge sank
at Put-in bay.
A 3S.nilc gale was blowing at Sault
Ste. Marie. Mich, and a fleet of ten
boats took shelter behind white Fish
Point. Navigation was next 10 i'm
possible.
The steamer Easton, which ran
onto the rocks In Lake superior,
seemed In little danger and her pas
Sengcrs were absolutely safe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
GUEST TAKEN FROM
GUNBOAT TO
HOSPITAL
Mystery Shrouds Accident to
Woman Who Went to Dine
With Officers Aboard the
Vicksburg at Mare Island.
[By Leased Wire to EnvsslnH .

(By Leased Wire e. I1vsaInH herald |
Vallejo. cat, Dec, s, 49, Taken un'
conscious from the EunDoat Vicks-
burg last night, Mrs. Andrew Muller
uf this city was found Rt "A hospital
today to bc suffering from "A fr0c'
turrd skull.
The Vallejo police were told at the
Mare Island navy yard. where tho
Nickshurg II stationed, that Mrs. Mul.
lcr, IN mounting to the uppor deck.
preparatory to going ashore, had
leaned on tn" man rope OF tho gang
way and fcll when the rope broke.
From other sources the police
learned that Mrs Muller went aboard
the Nicksburg last night with Miss
Jessie Gibbons. employed at "A candy
Hnr", ~ dinner guests of two officers,
Who the officers wcro In not known.
NirH Muller was not able to make
u statement today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
PREACHERP PROTESTS
N VAIN AGAINST
EXECUTION
Minister Hustled Out of Prison
As Trap Is Sprung on Doom
ed Chinaman at San Quen-
tin Penitentiary,

[By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald ]
san Quentin. Cal, Dec. G.--AS the
hangman's moose was settled about
the neck Of willic Luis, Il condemned
Chinese, today NJ, T.. Christensen,
Vice president of the Anu-CHpital
Punishment league, pressed forward
from his place among the Invited
guests and shouted tevcrlshly:
II protest against this hanging In
the name of Christ, who said Thou
shalt not kill.'"
christensen did not get yund his
first sentence. The guards seized him
aud as he was being hustled out
the trap WAS sprung and Willie Luis
shot down to death,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
DEATHBED CONFESSION
OF MURDER LONG AGO
INV leased Wire 10 Evening Hcraldl

Try Leased Wire Co Evening Herald
Colorado ..prinRs. Colo, Dec C.
Believing that he II on his death he'd,
Peter Davis, now OF oregon, has con-
trssCd To- the murder OF william
Atchisou AT Castle Rock, Colo. In the
spring uf 1876. according to letter
received Toy ShCriff Anderson OF Doug
las county aud which haH been re-
ferrcd tn the district attorneys Of
flee hcr, Tho letter was written by
an Oregon physician attending the dy-
Ing man and whose name and rosi-
dencr has not been disclosed. Davis
ih said to have shot Anderson IN the
result oI u quarrel over the prOnun-
citation at The word Newfoundland" /"
Davis escaped from the country ana
the mystery WAS not cleared up until
the receipt uf the alleged confession.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
InIIgcytIOn nnd BnId uend.

. Chlcago, Dec. b.-lndigcStiOn and
Impaired health are primal causes pf
badness, and II proper attention ID
given to the stomach and to hcaltnful
living baldness never viii exist, aC-
cording 10 DR.. Henry Slbermln. IlG
tor spoke at n dinner Of the Polish
Medical society at the Hotel La Sale,
he was for years AN assistant OF Or.
q. Navygareth. OF Budapest.
The key to the care OF the hair
and health" he said. and to their
treatment In disease lies In modern
discoveries OF bRcteriOlogy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
FORTY PEOPLE ABOARD
DISABLED STEAMER ENSTO'

Duluth. MInn, Dec. "WCathrr
is very bad, boats position Is pcril-
UuS."
This was the wireless message
flashed early today from the steamer
EHstun, which was dashed ON the
rocks thirty-hvc miles on Port Ar
thur, ont, yesterday Forty persons
are reported tu hc aboard the boat
\ wireless received at $3.50 bl tho
Associated Press from the operator
aboard the steamer Eustun SAYS.
'All aboard 4afe The steam pipes
are not damaged and every body
warm We could walk ashore but
there is nothing there but rocks and
SNOW
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
new YORKER FALLS
ON EVIL DAYS IN
SEATTLE
Son of Detective Boland Car
ried Unconscious to Hospital
Suffering From Conclusion
of the Brain.
tBy Leased wire to EvsninE HsrsIdl

Seattle, Wash, bee. 6,--John NJ.
BUlHud OF New York, said 10 be "a sOn
pf Detective John BOlHnd Of Chicago,
and who was taken IA the city hOspi-
tai yesterday apparently dying from a
fractured skull, WAS restored To con-
sciouEncss today, hut MAS unable Ia
explain how he came Ia he lying ON
the hOOr OF the luNatOry Of Il cafe
where he was found.
The physician who attended him
said BOland was suffering from glCu-
hOlism. BOlnnd also had suffered "a
heavy COnCussiOn OF the brain. he
said. presumably from fall, and
there had been a hcmOrrhagc In the
lining Of the eye socket. II is said by
the physician that he is In no danger
whatever.
BOland n about 35 years old. The
police say that ne vas not the victim
an an assault, 80 far Hs they can
learn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
Early Christmas
Shopping Means

. Merry Christmas for tho Girl
q behind the counter.
y a chance for the hoorwRlker
y Ia siL down.
y Easier work for the delivery
. wagon driver.
. I.oss leg-ache tor the meSsen-
= ger boy,
q More time for the postal clerk
q "a buy his wife "A present.
Fewer lame backs for the mail
. carriers.
Less profanity among express
wagon drivers.
= Peace Of mind for the Christ
mas gift buyer.
y shorter hours for the bread.
y winners.
Less night before Christmas
exagpoTatIOn for street car con-
ductOra.
. Lous eleventh hour nervous
prOBtfnti0n for SHOPPERS.
Five hundred per cent more
real Chrigtmaa joyOusneHu In AL
y ISSSSSaAAAAAa~AA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
ARMORED TRAIN ROITS
RAIDERS NENIi CHIHUAHUA

El pHSU, Texas, Dee. g. Rebels
yesterday attacked an HrmOrcd troop
tInln at TcrraZns, II few miles north
of Chihuahua titS. aud were routed
distStrOualy, mINs the official report
received here today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
CASH REGISTER TRUST
TRIAL IS RESUMED
IBy Leased wire 60 EvsHunH msraIaI

Cincinnati, pee. T. Gross cxHminu-
ton ~ Joseph ~, warren, an auiOInO-
bile dealer Of BOSTON, iurmcrly an
employ" Of the National cash Register
company NJ Dayton, ONO, WAS again
taken up today when the trial Of John
IT, Patterson aud twenty other
officers aud former officers ur tHo com.
panv for alleged violation ut the Shcr.
man anti trust law WJH resumed ~
lll" United states district court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
NEWSPAPER CONTEMPT
CASE rs REPORTED
my Leased Wire to Evsnins asraIdl

HOIsC, IdnhU, Doc. G,--ThC UuHoH Ot
II. T. Sheridan. rublishcr. and &. q.
BruxOn. managing editor of the
Boise Capital News, cited tu appear
before the Idaho supreme court for
contempt IN consequence NJ publish
Ing message from Theodore ROOse-
welt and an editorial comment on the
decision barring ROOscvclt electors
from the official ballot was continued
today until Monday.
The court refused To grant II con-
tlnuHncc for thirty days requested by
the defendants.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
RIFLES Sent AMERICANS
IN SONORA ANE DURANGO

Washington, Dec. 6.--The war de-
pnrtmcnt today sent IA Conslgnmont
Of rifles and ammunition To the Amer
lean conHula at HCrmosillo and Du-
range, Mexico, IN response to repre-
seututionS thn' American Iifn and
property were In great danger from
d"prCdHtiOna Of rCvolutiOniStH and
Ynqui Indians. Tho rifles viii he dls-
trihutgd largely among tho mining
CHmIN,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
TODAY IN CONGRESS
HOUSE

1unN uurd at noon
lirsumcd consideration or loRla-
lariN". executive dnd ludlciul ap-
preparation hin,
NHNul affairs committee began
framing naval appropriation hill
which Chairman pudgrll uati-
mates viii curry 1l!o,0OO,O 900 t0
$3.50. 600, 900.
Progressive pHriys campaign
iund statement Was Hlrd, show
Ing contributions of &G1G,B72,
banking and currency commit.
tee began framing diplomatic und
consular appropriation bill which
Chairman Sulzer estimates viii
carry $4,000, 200 to S4.00O,0O0.
Presidents message on gen
Cral affairs was read.
W1siein delegates advocated
appropriations for river and hhr-
hor improve nontB before Rivers
and HarbOrs committee.
Military AFFAIRS committee be-
gan hearings on military apprO-
prlatiuns oil,
SENATE.
Convened at noon.
Resumed consideration Of om-
nibus claims bin.
shipping Interests voiced Wig.
orOuB opposition 10 Seamens In
voluntary Heryltude bill befOro
commerce subcommittee.
Court impeachment resumed
trial OF J. q. Archibald,
senator johnson, Alabama, Ob.
tanned argument tor printing as
public document President TaftB
speanh at Daughters OF Confed-
enacy convention. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
BODY OF IlRS. GOLET
TO BE BROUGHT HOME
tRy LssSsd Wire 40 EvsaIHa HeEaId !

Paris Dec. 6.--Thc body OF Mrs
Robert Gurlot Who died here on
"Wednesday, was tnkrn to-day from her
residence tu the American church IN
the Avenue D'AlmH. where II viii re-.
main until II ia conveyed To IIHyrc.
Funeral HcTyirCs a." tu h" held In
New York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
ASK FIFTY MELLON
ANNUALLY FOR
WATERWAYS
Magnificent Appropriation IL
Recommended in ReSolu-
tions of Congress at Closing
Session Last Night.


Washington. bee, AN annual
congressional appropriation Of ut least
$50. .OOO.OUO Tor waterway improve
nIcnt was recommended IN u resolu-
tlOn adopted today at the closing sos
sion of the NinLh Annual convention
of tn" National Rivers ana Harbors
congress.
The Waterways congress also passed
u resolution cOngratulHting congress
Upon iiS grant uf immunity through
the recently enacted Panama canal
law from tolls Of ships engaged IN un,'
cOastwlsc trade ana upon tho prO'c"-
uOn of water borne commerce HtrO %
"d by said law aguln6t railrOHd own
rIHhip ar control " WntGr lines"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
Santa Claus Letters
to be DeliUerrd

. Washington. Dec. &. --- Post .
. master General Hitchcock has
y Issued AN order authorizing all .
q pOHtmasteTH To deliver Santa
. CLAUS letters" to such charitable =
. institutions in the city or town .
. where received as may desire 10 =
. give attention TO the requests
. they contain, n the letter failed q
= TO be stamped II would be neOes- =
q sary 10 forward them 10 the d. =
. vision Of the dead letters, but, In q
= that event. the postmaster In nu. q
y thoriEsd 70 submit the names
and addresses 10 charitable In. Z
atitutlOns that ahef willing In
y worthy causes 10 look after the Z
y wants of the writornl
y a a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
WllIs FNOrtnnn for Dlet.

LeghOTn, Italy, Dec. S.-A wealthy
Hebrew named MOdlsliani has be-
queabhed a large estate To be- used TO
provide a vegetarian diet for his child
rem, with tho object OF accustOming
them 10 abstain from meat.
In his will he also asked that his
body be left unburied for eight days,
hut the sanitary authorities refuse 20
comply with the request.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
VETERAN ARMY OFFICER
JUMPS TO HIS DEATH
my LEASED wire 40 Ev.sInH Herald,

New York. Dec, G.---MnIor John c
Wallory. United states Army, retired,
Jumped from the tenth floor uf the
Manhattan today and was instantly
killed. He has bccn suffering from
melAnchOiia ana WHS under the care
Of nurse, His wife, VINO was u MlSs
Turnure, ~ Aiken, :. c., also was ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
Allen Cn-o Ncar- Ciosr.

Nythrr,lll" Va, Dec, STU" COM
mnnw"hlth closed ii8 evidence today
AT irial of Sidna Alien, leader at the
HillHNillu gun Iuru charged with tho
murder 0i Attorney William Foster, At
tho Carroll county court house .huut-
Ing, The defense viii begin ltio to-.
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
DEVIL BROUGHT NEGRO
MURDERER TO GALLONS

Icy Miles. colored, was legally hanged
today for an attack ON the Ii-ycut Odd
daughter Of former sheriff W. q.
Phillips of Somerset county last May.
\ crowd of men and boys tor" uOwn
the board enclosure surrounding the
galluws 10 zee the hanging, but there
was no other disturbance,
Miles on the sCaffOld Hdmittc! his
guilt and said: Following the devil
brought me to this"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
FISHERMEN PERISH IN
STORM OFF PORTUGAL


Lisbon, Portugal, Dee. G,--EiEhty-
Two Portuguese fishermen lost their
lives during storm this week on tho
coast Of Portugal
The survivors suffered severe prlvH-
tons, being without FOOD or water for
three days while heavy and cold
Winds prevailed. -Four men became
lnHnhc, Jumped overheard and were
drowned.
siS bodies have been washed ashore
on the northern COsHt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
Five Dnd m IinnInslnn.

Huntington. w. Va, Dec. G,-FiNr
lnrn were billed by the explosion at u
Wa.uo county, West Virginia last
night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
ROSWELL STUDENT
MIKES DEADLY
COMPOUND
Young Bertram Jaffa Badly
Injured and Narrowly Es-
capeS Death in Attempt to
Make Nitro Glycerin in the
School Laboratory.
Lny Lssssd VIC 30 EvssIuE meraIdI l

ltnswcl, y. NJ, Dec Rcrtram
Jana. Hun ~ the cashier at local
bank, had hls face and hands badly
burned, ana one eye nearly put out
last night while experimenting In the
manufacture Of nitrO-glyCcrin In the
high school lnbOrntOry after school
hours, A wrong combination uf in
gradients caused II report heard sev-
cral blocks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

Malvern. ARK. Dec. 5.--PassenseTs on
south bound ~. louis, Iron Mountain
and southern train No. % were held
up bY two bandits late last night be-
twOeA Malvern and TraakwOod. Rob-
6Pl Younger. a passenger Of Denison,
Texas. Was shot three times and prob
ably fatally wounded,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
HIGH MONEY RATE HALTs
BUSINESS EXPANSION
Tny Leased WI. 60 n,ss,su n.rsId1

Wdshlugtuu Doc, 6-'fhers ia no
danger at a panic out the oxhOrbltant
ui money N tightening up business,
declared Representative Jefferson Issvi
today before the house banking and
currency committee, which took up
his resolution directing the secretary
or the treasury to deposit $50 900 900
of government FUNDS IN national
banks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
rnMrIllcn IAw IH,cc. Mon,nn.

Dallas Tex Dee. O.--Mrs. Minnie
LADuque today was acquitted OF the
charge or numbering her husband,
W. IT, I.HDuqun last summer because
0f his attentions to other women.
Hers was II straight case Of "Unwrlt-
ten law"