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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
NOW Investigating
WATCH MAKING TRUST
SPECIAL ATTORNEY GENERAL
CHANTLAND HOLDING IN
QUIRY IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, July 1S.-The evidence Of
several Boston experts in the manufac
ture of watches was taken today In
connection with the governments in
vestigatlon of that business. Special
Attorney General Chantland occupied
most Of his time iquiring into the sale
Of the watch business Of the Howar /
Clock company to the Keystone
Watch Case Company In 1903
l.. A. Biglow, treasurer of the How
ard Watch company said that while
the business was sold to the Keystone
company the machinery for making
watches was retained At the time Of
the sale 1851 Howard watches were in
process of manufacture and so far as
he knew no more Howard watches,
such as were sold previous TO the dis
posal of the business had been con-
Struoted.
Meyer Kaufman. a Worcester jew
eler stated that he had been sued by
the Keystone company for selling
Howard watches under The list price.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
MUTINY AMONG
REBEL Soldiers
SIN ARE KILLED AND ANOTHER
INJURED IN BRAWI-RA-
TIONS ARE SHORT.

MADERO, chihuahua, Mex, July
lS.-SiX rebels were killed, another
fatally injured and a half dozen 9TH
ers more or less seriously wounded
in n brawl that almost provoked a
mutiny among the insurrecto troops
here.
Two men fought over woman and
one was killed. General Rojas or
dered the murderer executed, when
friends Of the condemned man inter-
Vened. Bullets flew for a few min
utes, until the arrival Of General Luis
Fernandez, who suppressed the
trouble.
The incident served to reveal, how
ever, the temper Of the 1900 rebel
troops quartered here. The heavy
rains have made camp life uncom-
Portable ratlons are short and the
contemplated invasion Of Sonora
means many more hardships over bad
trails with few horses an of which
mas created a mutinous spirit.
The delay in the arrival Of che
che" Campos and his force Of 500
men who went south from here on
a foraging expedition likewise Is
causing uneaslness. Reports from
federal sources declare that Campos
is about TO take advantage of the gov
eminent offer Of amnesty This Is
deemed plausible because Of the ex-
tenslve business affairs df Campds
in the state OF Durango.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
MEXICANS EMPLOY
GUERRILLA tactics
REBEL FORCES ASSAULT PAS
SENGER TRAIN, KILLING
PASSENGERS.

MEXICO CITY, July lS.--Orozco' g
guerilla tactics are becoming opera
tive In northern Durango.i according
to dispatches today from Gomez Pal
ace, in the northeastern portion OF
the state. In groups more or less
strong the numerous reVolutionists
are reported to have occupied the
towns of San Bernardo, villa Ocam-
po, Ciengullas and lndein, in north
ern Durango within a radius of a
hundred miles south of Parral, Chi
huahua.
A band of three hundred rebels was
reported also at Jimupco on the state
line south ef TorreOn, who, II is fear
ed intend to attempt the destruction
of the big bridge at PiCardias, on the
Mexican Central railroad.
The rebels in northern Durango are
presumed to be those routed a day
or two ago at FL ORR by General Blan-
guard.
A notable activity is noticed among
Zapatistis.
A passenger train was assaulted
yesterday near Chietla Puebla by
band estimated at 200 A rural es-
cort and one of the passeng gers were
killed and the engineers wounded A
force Of rurales is reported to have
been surrounded at Tlvacapa, Mo-
relos. and to have had many killed
and wounded before they succeeded
force going to the rescue was said
to have been ambushed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
BIC GLOUDBURST
TAKES 70 lives
HOTEL MAZUMA IL TURNED UP
SIDE DOWN by RUSH OF
WATER.
SMALL TOWN WIPED OUT
Several Bodies Were Found 3 Mi es
From Place of Residencc--Com-
munioation Cut Off.

RENO, New, July 1S.-Twenty lives
We're reported lost tonight in cloud
burst that wiped out the small town
of Seven Troughs, Nev.
From Lovelack, near Seven Troughs
came word that seven persons are
known to be dead and that the hotel
at MaZuma had been turned upside
down by the rush of waters.
Communications by wire was badly
crippled and the roads were so fur
rowed mat automobiles were obliged
to make wide detours in seeking news.
The known dead at Mazuma are
John Trenchard and wife; Mike QUA
len, Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Reese.
The bodies of the Trenchards were
carried three miles from their home.
A mile of tack of the Nevada and
California railroad, a branch Of the
Southern Pacific, was washed out be-
tween Nina and Keeler. Telegraph
wires are down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
ALIENS Attorney
Described FIGHT
FOU ROTHERS TESTIFY IN HILLS
WILLIE Va, MURDER TRIAL.
NO SENSATIONS.

WYTHEVlLLE, Va, July lS.-At-
torney W. T. Bolan who was defend
ing Floyd Allen in the case that pre-
cipltated the shooting up OF the Hills
vile courthouse last March and the
star witness for the prosecution in the
trial of the Aliens was examined to-
day in the case against Claude Allen,
charged with numbering Common
wealths Attorney Foster Bolan's
description of the shooting was the
same as that given in the three pre-
vlous Allen trials. Ho stated that the
first shot came from the corner of the
court room where Allen was standing,
The defense on cross examination
sought to prove by the witness that the
bullet holes In the chair occupied by
Judge Massie came from the clerks 8
side of the room.
Four other witnesses were examined
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
NOW INVESTIGATING
THE BLIND TIGERS
WITNESS TELLS OF COLLECTING
100000 PROTECTION MONEY,
GIVEN no CONSTABLE.

COLUMBIA, s. c. July 1s.-The
afternoon session OF the Investigating
committee was devoted 10 the alleged
bling tiger graft In Charleston.
During the course " the hearing
before the committee In Augusta last
week, testimony was introduced
charging that high officials Of South
Carolina were the recipients of proc
lection money from the blind tigers
In Charleston
l.. j. b. O'Ncill a confessed blind
tiger operator was the first witness
called before the committee at the
afternoon session. lie testified that
he had collected protection" money
from six 10 ten blind tigers In Char
lesion, This money according to his
testimony, amounted to approximate
ly 100000, and was turned over TO
a constable.
Adjournment was taken late this
afternoon without definite date Of the
next hearing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
senator CORE Selected
OKLAHOMA MAN LED THE FIGHT
FOR WILSON FORCES N
TINS STATE.
TO open HEADQUARTERS
Chicago, New York and a Western
city To Be Named in the Near
Future.

SEAGlRT n. j.. July 1s.-The
democratic campaign committee.
which viii have supreme charge OF
the presidential campaign. was
named tonight by Governor Wilson.
II consists OF fourteen members, with
William +. McCombs. the chairman
OF The democratic national commit
tee, as chairman.
The other members are: Robert 8.
lludspeth of New Jersey Joseph s.
Daniels of North Carolina William
Shulsberry of Delaware. Robert l..
Ewing Of Louisiana. A. Mitchell Pal
mer Of Pennsylvania, Joseph r.. Davies
OF Wisconsin, VIII r. King OF Oregon,
al lot whom are members of the ma
uohal committee, aud Senators Thorn
Jas L. Gore of oklahoma, James
O'GOrman OF New York and James A.
heed Of Missouri; Representatives
Daniel j. McGillicuddy of Maine. AL
bert >. Burleson of Texas and William
q. McAdoo of New York City
The appointment OF vice chair
man was postponed and no action
was taken on the appointment OF a
treasurer or finance committee.
Headquarters will be opened In a
Few days In Chicago and New York
ana at a later date In some western
city, as yet undecided on.
Ehch member of the delegation OF
leaders who waited upon the govern
or at his summer home this after
noon 10 help select the campaign
committee. was given a place in that
body Mr. McCOmbs, as national
chairman, was given the chairman-
snip OF the campaign committee. The
other nine men who attended the
governor In his selection were Com
mitteemen Daniels, Davies Sauls-
berry, lludspeth and Palmer; Senator's
Gore and O'Gorman: Representative
Burleson, and Mr.. McAdoo. After the
meeting, Chairman McCombs an
nounced that the campaign commit
tee would hold its first meeting at
an early date. TO appoint various sub
committees, among them being the
advisory committee, press committee
and finance committee.
AS to the latter, he thought il woulT
consist of 30 or 40 men, represent
ing of course, every section of the
United Staes. Names had hardly been
reached In considering this commit
tee. he added.
The appointment OF the campalgn
is but the first act. tho
governor said. OF the real organiza-
ton OF the campaign II win be
thorough and carried out TO the
smallest detail so section being neg
lected or overlooked.
The campaign committee Is largely
composed Of men who stood by the
governor in his fight for the nomi-
nation.
A notable exception is Senator
Reed Of Missouri, who was one of
the warmest supporters of Champ
Clark Another man whose name had
not been mentioned in connection with
the campaign committee. is former
Judge King or oregon who from the
bench sustained the validity of the
Initiative and referendum in Oregon.
and after retiring recently won his
contention in the supreme court Of tho
United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
MrNicnns Torture Amcrlcan.

IEkhEl VITl, n, ] July lb-|Tho
state department nt Washington has
been requested By Representative T.,
r.. kinkald 10 ascertain the where
Ahouts of Patrick Dunno, 80 years old,
of this cgy an electrical mechanic.
mother Mrs. Mary Dunne, ana her
friends have received letters from him,
vaguely written ana without and def
mite address, which say he has been
tortured by putting his feet In acid.
and that no was under sentence ~
death postmarks on the letter are
blurred, but appeared to be from Mex
leo city,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
INSTRu CTS UNITED STATES
10 APPEAL PONDER CASI,


WASHINGTON, July 1S--Thc hear
INK Of the suit against the so-called
powder trust by the United states IN
the supreme court is projected IN u
bill which Representative Pepper OF
Iowa introduced I'm the house today
Il authorized directs ana instructs'
the United States 20 appeal the suit
against -. J. Dupont, Nemours & CO..
from me decree Of the United states
court for the dstrlct Of Delaware,
granted on June IL. 1912 The Pepper
hin extends the time for filing tho
appeal until sixty days after the pas
sjge OF the act.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
Lightning IIlIls -Four.

ST louis, July lN.-A boil NJ
lightning killed four Of family ~
scven and dangerously shocked the
others In a violent electrical storm at
Rlchmnd IN PULASKI county, according
to q message received tonight.
The bolt struck the home NJ Joe
Paddy whose family WAS gathered In
tho living room. The current tore
Paddy's shoes from his feet and threw
him into q corner, dead Three children
were Killed. their bodies being stripped
OF clothing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
Lindsay scruggs Dead.

ATLANTA, Ga, Ju,y lS.-William
Lindsay Scruggs, a prominent lawyer,
anthor and former minister OF the
United states 10 Colombia China and
Venezuela. died here late tonight at
the age of 70 years. Shortly before
noon today Mr. Scruggs suffered a
stroke Of apopleXy, which was fol-
lowed several hours later by his
death.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
DEMONSTRATE GOOD
Will TOWARDS MEX.
GUNBOAT DENVER ORDERED TO
MAKE CRUISE TO SOUTHERN
COUNTRY ON JULY 30.
Continued on page 2.)

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-.Believ-
ing the time has arrived when Ameri-
can naval vessels may again cruise on
the coast of Mexico without suspicion
of being moved by political motives,
Acting Secretary Winthrop today or
dered the gunboat Denver now at San
Francisco, on cruise southwark.
The acting secretary declared that
the visit was one intended to show
good will toward Mexico. The Den
yer will sail July 80, touching at Al
tatta. Mazatlan, San Bias, Acupucolo
and Salina cruz, on the way south
ward ana stopping at Manzinollo ON
the return voyage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
HELD secret CONFERENCE
MET DttKOW AND T.. ". SCRIPPS
IN SAN DIEGO, CAL, no DIS
CUSS MATTERS.
MADE A Good Witness
says the Attorney for the Convicted
DynamiIers Tried TO Keep
Up the Bluff"

Los ANGELES. July 1S.-Lincoln
steffins, writer on government poll-
ties and labor, who was credited large.
~ at the ume with having brought
about the settlement of the Mcnamara
cases, took the stand for the defense
today in the bribery trial OF Clarence
, Darrow and gave in detail the his
tory of the Mcnamara pleas Of guilty.
AS the witness told OF the futile
struggle to save John j. Mcnamara
from ~" penitentiary, So that organ
Led labor might be spared, he sal q II
amounted TO its own conviction. the
defendant made no attempt to con-
ceal his emotion.
Steffins' story accentuated what ap-
pears to be the crucial issue I'm the
case whether the agreement to have
the Mcnamara brothers plead guilty
was sanctioned by Darrow more than
II week previous to the alleged bribery
OF Juror Lockwood. as asserted by the
defense, or whether as contended by
the prosecution the previous negotia-
tons virtually had elapsed because of
the unwillingness of barrow to allow
John j. Mcnamara to plead guilty, as
Contended by the prosecution.
That this would be the stand of the
prosecution was indicated by District
Attorney Frederlcks; who declared Il
would be shown that the negotiations
were not brought to climax until the
bribery expose, which compelled Dar-
row, as chief counsel, to submit to the
terms of the prosecution that both Of
the McNamaras plead guilty.
Tried to Run Bluff.
Steffins declared that Darrow and
the Mcnamara brothers consented to
the plan before the arrest of Frank
lin, but they had decided to continue
negotiations with the ultimate object
of saving the elder brother If possible
To this end Attorney Lecompte Davis
was sent to the district attorneys Of
flee to keep up the bluff" by issuing
the ultimatum that there would be no
settlement II John j. Mcnamara had
TO plead guilty.
Held Secret Conference.
The witness gave his residence at
Riverside. Conn, and his occupation
as reporter. He said he came to Los
Angeles on November 10, 1911, ana
that the settlement of the Mcnamara
case was finished at a meeting be-
tween E. w. Scripps, a newspaper pro-
prietor; Mr.. barrow and himself at
the home Of Mr.. Scripps in San Diego,
where they We're guests on November
49, The next day he began to WORK
on the proposition, he said first lay
ing it before Mayor Lissner republican
leader of South California. and later
before commission Of representative
business men.
Although much opposition was ex-
pected from the owners Of the Los An |
geles Times, Steffins said that Harry
Chandler, the business manager, was
and Subsequently become
the emissary between the business
mems committee and the district at
torney The original agreement was
drafted in Lissner's office on NoVem- |
Der 20, and it was he that hoped the .
district attorney would assent to It.
1t provided that James b Mcnamara |
should plead guilty and accept such .
as the court might direct,
except hanging. To this the witness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
JUDGE ARCHIBALD
APPEARS TODAY
JURIST WILL ANSWER CHARGES
OF IMPEACHMENT MADE BY
HOUSE MEMBERS.

WASHINGTON. July lS.-The ap-
pearance Of Judge Archibald to answer
the impeachment charges made by the
house of representatives is set for to-
morrow. Colonel Daniel M. Randsell
sergeant at arms OF the senate, serv-
ed the summons upon the purist in
Scranton last week, and was assured
Of his appearance, either personally
or by attorney, for the motion OF tho
Impeachment court.
Judge Archibald viii be permitted
TO enter a request for a continuance
of the trial. untll fan II he wants the
delay; but 1t will depend upon the ma
Jority action of the senate as to
whether tha DELAY will ha grantad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19
FOUNDED ON RC 'SENELT
AND NJ PRINCIPLE
= Ia,
senator Works Sc. Tp,, apIy 10
Cnlif0rnians WI, '.I
Resignation So, y Z.

WASHINGTON. July lS.---n
Works of California, today forwh
ed his answer 10 the forty progrcssircs
Of that state who called upon him
to resign, because he criticized them
for holding on 10 the republican state
Senator Works declared IN
his letter that he held office as "A re-
publican, and intended 10 continue to
hold such office, lie added that the
new party IL not founded upon prin-
clple, but upon Roosevelt and when
Roosevelt is dead, the party VIII be
dead beyond resurrection"