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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
DEMOCRATS TO
BLOCK Taft S
NOMINATIONS
Thinks the President Is
Crowding Too Many Re
publicans Into Office al
This Time--Two Hun.
dred Appointments Sent
IN at One Time.

washington. Dee. a.-Prestdsnt Tar
sent more than 900 recess appoint
ments to ths senate today and inume-
dIateiv tudicatioum 81 movement
among somo % ths iemocrntic ssna-
tors 90 prcvent their confirmation BE-
came evident Senator Gore. q was
said. would have thu active support
of several colleagues Ia headlnE the
movement
rhs campaien vas dirscted AGAINST
nominations which. t Uas claimed.
have been postponed frvsn time -
tImc. thus bringing the new terms
Close 20 tha beElnninE - the demo
cratic administration.
Democratic senators claimed that
fhe president already had Deprived the
democrats ~ the privilege of appoint
ms auy thousand poatmastsr- ~
placing them within the civil service
sw hY a single order
Most ~ IRE democratic -runfors az
pressed themselves aa favorAhis ~ a
.d.sr-IninaunE obEtruntion," but ssv-
eraf progressive senators whose a.
sfsfaure had been counted On. did noe
appear wlIins 60 Cooperate. 20 wae
undrrsfood
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
WILLIE BELL TO TAKE
COURSE IN ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING IN SCHOOL
YOUNG BANK CLERK WILL LEAVE FOR RE-
FORM SCHOOL TODAY. BUT WILL RETURN
AND HOPES TO REDEEM HIMSELF IN
THE EYES or THE PEOPLE

william H R~r. tha v1unE hank
~lsrk Who removed Sos o0a rom the
Firrt National Bank 0f Pensacola ana
who afterwArds returned % and con-
fessct 20 the oTenae. Nili 30 taken %
tne refnrmAtnrT a. Washington. ~. o..
t0dav, leaving ~ if GO T'r'nrk in the
custody - an ararha ~ fhe United
States cnurt ~ which ~ waH sen
tnnc~6 ~ serve FFo vaarN In fhs re-
form school
sfnce ~ nieafsd r'fil-v anf resefved
ssuten0a ~ has bosn confined in the
stck wnrh af ths ritv 5au. where Ne
was visited last night by q number of
reiaffves and friends
Young Bell. whose refnrrna ton. ar-
cording o. JudEa william ~. sheppard.
~ the United STATES court. uho sen
tsnnad him. 70 more important than
hia punishment talked in a cheerful
mannsr ~ q representative ~ The
Journal last night Fe sid that he r.
guilty ~ removing the money frnm
the hank. huf hopes % prove himself
worthy - the opportunity 20 reEain
fhs conndsncs - the public.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
GOV. BLEASE DECLARES
LYNCHERS WILL NOT BE
PUNISHED IN HIS STATE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TELLS CONVENTION or GOVERNORS HE
WILL NOT CALL OUT STATE MILITIA TO
PROTECT BRUTES.

Vtrrfnia for - believed Justice had
be~n done In their recent murder Gases
Gov sharroth. - Colorado. declared
that ~@Ners punishment - no s~tsr~
rent ~ crime and EXP ~zsed the hope
that the ccnvt~t wfn sn-n rsc~fve 3
nominal VAR Tor iahor pertoruned.
A letter vas r~sd sron Prevaoent-
slsCi Wilson. rewretfing his Inability -
ATTEND the cnnfnrenoe.
The rnvsrnurN present wsr~s pNeel
- Alahanaa DonaEhey ~ AriCsnras.
sharroth ~ Coiorafo. Raidwin ~ Con
nccticut. 0nchrfst ~ F1orida. Rrovn
~ oeorr7a. Hawisy - idaho. PiaiEtsd
~ Mains. Fuss ~ Nassachusetts. Nar-
IA ~ Montana 0sdeis ~ Nevada. nSx
- New Tork. KItchin 81 North Cnr,o-
Ina. Harmon - Ohio. Rleass % south
Carolina. spry ~ Utah Mann of N1r-
xfnta. Mracvsrn - Wisconsin and
Carey of Wyoming
A. many more were ewp~rted %
raach Richmond during the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Richmond. Va. Dee 8-En the nanaa
~ the men 1f south Carolina. Gov.
Hiease today served notiCe on the Gov
sruora confsrsnce that the lvnchsrs
~ reFro arsaiianfH ~ white women in
hla state would 60 unpunished
Pc defended the Use ~ BE pardon-
inc powers. declaring he had paroisd
approximately four hundrsd ard tween
~ an fuo months ard hoped the num-
her would rea~h eight hundred hg ire
end af hts second term He Justified
the pardons granted ~ what he De-
clared to he the had eouditions ~
South Careiiua's penal Institutions and
tha state penitemtiary. and said it vas
e tuberculosis Incubator
CoucerniuE tynchers. he sid he
would not csn out re militia n pro
tect e black hfuts who had assailed q
white woman.
Gov. guchriat % F1orida. said hs
-took ne has OF to View Tork and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

f8ondon. nec 2-Tha protocol ar-
ranWinE tho armiatce waH Mned late
tsia evening BY the Turkiah and Hui-
Karian delerates. the latter also rep
rsusntlng servia and Montrnerro. The
aetion OF the Greek doieaate Be- not
knouu. but apparently be- dId not siam
a. Ths details of the armistieo have
not ysf batA learned
The possibility chat urreee is noe p
narty % the protocol is Interpreted
bsrs N various wass though Homs
hsiisve ffe associations advanced ere
a. asumancs 90 speedy peace. in uhica
caae the absicnfian of Greece from
iakinE part b. ne agreement wouId De-
unimuortaft
Others hansidsr serious srit has
secured amonE ne allies There b. a.
Eamor from soha thut ~ smania wn
- ratnfifutad fol Greece iu thc nallan
.aawla TIE reiations between Greece
Rnt EulNnFfa are reported afili much
srnlna1 ans Nfanfe 81 aid to D. a.
tamrtlna .o nsranaae Greece ia ADOPT
. wore rfeifins paslfion
Tfr tftferuerH rf feeling hrfweHu
mfaara and nniNafia HaH reflected to-
aaN AZ fta nrTes isEa Iua n tnndnn.
nv Greek mlnlnfer claimed f.nt fhe
aetion ~ tha Greek feet was "fhe ore
sacimve fartur ~ ue whole war
mifhnut the preaanre nf oar Ehls a.
Earksy wauid have been ahIa fa bring
49, hssf trouna frum Asia Minor and
a. lard them af podcarhafch aud flank
ne Bulgarian armies. thus rendering
eheir manlincsnt victory quite 'mpos-
anls"
AZ rsFarfs ne Bulgarian Hifuation
a. rchataiia 90 appears that 0reuoe
more than once offered Bulgaria three
divisions % fresh troops and fho en-
ore zee az ne Grcek naet fo augment
esa fcrts before ire Tcbafalia lines but
ruceived no rcpU
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
Only three weeks
to that great day.
Get your shopping
out of the way.
RYAN'S LETTERS
IN EVIDENCE
oovsrrmsnt Erde@vors ts P~o~s Thsy
wsrs Instr1osiors Regarding Plants
90 be pgnamtad.

Indianapolis Dec s.--Letters writ
ten BY Frank a. Ryan. rrssident a
the International Iron Workers. in con-
junction with dataa % dynamite sK-
plosions were read BY the Eovernmen,
IN the dynamits case IN the cross ex-
animation of RYAN. ne most prominent
Anonm the sefendAnts Que letter
written on April ~ 1919 vas % s@rra-
tAry john J. MoNamara instr1icfsns
him 20 iet LsEisitneT take oara % 1ohs
IN his distrtua- Lexieftnsr We thsn
= naernher % the @xscutive board. sta
ttoned ~ that time IN Piftsbur9
The sHpiosion a. McEe@s Rock naas
PittsburE. occurred in July a. tha same
yea. Ryan said b meant that La9isif-
ner uae al iewisirnnfe uaears 20 put ths
union men - worh Similar explAna-
tons wers Efyen - numerous otSsr
iettsru - ike ehErsctsr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Fort Worth. Texas. De- Al. Baan
sneed vas today found not guilty of
the murder % Captain Al q Boyos.
sr
John Beal snaed shot Captain A q.
'3oyoe - death January rs. 1919. IN
Port Wurth. soon after eneod had re-
turned from VvtnnipoE Canada. with
bic wife. with whom Al q. Royce Jr-
son ~ Captain BoyCe. hsh eiopad
Captain Boycs va sitting In hntsl
lobby when Sneed sntered. and almost
Immediately shot him Captain Boyoa
n Was TESTIFIED. vas unarmed. sn@ed
claimed aelf-defensa and also q cor
spirary q The Boyces % roo him - his
wife.
Al Bovcs. Jr. was killed ~ snsed in
Amarillo sepfernhar "a. last Hneed
VII - tried Or this in February a.
vernon.
brhs two killings have hssn probabpy
ne neat notable On tha history 20
Tsaaa criminal Az. Toe families An
voived ars wealthV and have piAyed
prominent pnrtn N ths upbunding q
TeHnn Afinr the siop~msnt sneed
Epsmt tsooeo A. ~ha,ss Acrosa the
continenf to nnd his WilN
The hrst trial e snead for killing
captnin Baxea vas beif it.l Water
acre and th@ ara dl.egre~
REMARKABLE SgMoNsTRATtcn
Ths dsmcnstrasinn ~ enesd and hia
attorneys ever he werdict wma Ora
matte. waite soott and W. p. Nc
Lean. " attorneys Cor N. d-fensa.
wer. nned for thruwinW th@fr hats over
the chAn6aiiars
Snsed srnfttsd a cowboy vvI but the
court REFUSED - ensure hirn o. hne
him
Mrs. eneed awrmftsd the werfict IN
asoiusion n a downtown hotel Eneed
tslsphonsd The news % her.
Relatives today denied thsf Mr2
sn-sd haa ben oaoselv guarded n her
horns hara
"she has bswn free % corne ans 80
as she wished.- theg said ard any
friends who wanted 10 could Wait her
shs "a ncs under N.uar4 and no una
who wanted 10 see h~r has BEEN re-
fused
'Nvwwpaper rrpc~t~rs kaye tonnd n
their sxpsrtsnce that she - very close
~ w1arded." was sugwe~ted
~Of oourw@ sh~ doesn't want On tnIh
for pnbiication- shs u happy over ths
verdict and shs owes hsr husband ana
hsr ehiidron.-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
FEDERAL JUDGE
HAILED BEFORE
BAR OF SENATE
Judge Archibald Hears Him
self Described As One
Who Has Prostituted His
High Official Position to
Personal Profit" - Clay
ton Represents House.

Washington. Dee a.--Judws Arch
hald. whose Impeachment trial hegan
iu the senate today. sat before the sen
ate bar and heard himself eescrfhed
az one who had ''prostituted his high
ofnCial position % personal profr-' ~
Representative Clayton ~ AlAbamA.
reuresentinE the managers q the
house IN the Impeachment prooeedinga
a. r WorthinEuun chief counsel for
Archibald. said an analysis would show
tho iurfsts motives were proper. W.T.
nosaes were summoned for tomorrow.
Counsel for ths tudEs has admitted
commission - al ths acta alleged. bui
denied that any was imprurer.
The court adopted formal nrters
ssftinE ths hour - messing dhiiy a.
o'ciock and nrogidins that the open-
Ing stntomeuta ~ ths easa should be
made ~ one pereon on each side.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

7 am EoinE t0 skc q course IN
si~ctrfcai snEinoerinE durtnE the time
7 am in the s-hool." Esid Bell. and
win continue the course after my re-
lease IN order 70 perfect u1ysaR IN ths
work an coming hack 30 PenAacola
and intend t0 1--we hsrr. and am Klad
% ths opportunity given me to redeem
n1vvsf On thn eyes % the people"
Bell Haid that he would be allowed
t0 visit his home TITS morning before
gcinE - the train He vii - an-
cnsnpanisd thsre by an ofncer fron the
United States court
Bell is enioving GOOD heanh and
laughed and talked freely ~ hts stay
AZ the reform school Hs -aid that ne
has received erceilent treatment ai
the hands % ths city tail ofirials Hs
was placed In the mrk warf ~ prevent
him from minEiinE wtth prisoners aud
Or ORDER - keep him apart froun a
moral atmosphere which r. not oonsfd..
cred good and IN as near q. po~ughia
a. me one which be wfii spend ria
sentence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

T.ondun. u~r. 1--AdrIaropIe vas the
otetacie which threatened t1 wreck
tha parinvu between fns pIeuI Ipofen-
timrten 81 Turkey and fhr Balkan allies
whau they fret opened az HaN .Ffeehe.
and Adrianuple appeared HEain at the
ana of the negotiations az fhr most
serious hlndrnnra o. thr attainment -
~ akreemrut U iH not known roV
t.ia waa settled
During fhe Hrsf session ~ the dele
rates. thr Turks absolutely refused t1
consider thn surrender 80 fhe strong.
hold of Adrianonie and when fhe HuI-
Mnfiana subsequently welded 90 them
en thlH point ths 3reeE da'arafrs
shrnnk bark ard demanded firre Ia
which t1 submit che question tr the
nuverumant a. Athens
The reason fnr the Hellenic objection
t1 any such Fnhmissinu t1 ere desires
of sns OTTOMAN representative fs nef
far 20 seek anF9rdtnE 90 fhe ruiuion
expressed On diplomatic circles. De- fa
pointed oul that 90 o. obvious thas n
fhe BuiEHrians sacrifice mo ultimate
possession 30 AGranorIa In tae In-
trrnnts ~ ErnrraI peace fNeF FIH ea-
SCI tFeir allies fo share their sacrifice
ard tha unir wnF fn whIHn thia can
80 done 81 f1 give Bulgaria ruupeusa b.
tfwu Iu fhe SHAPE ~ frrrffar. -Hre
aurref hv fHr greaks. EerEIana ans
Mautan=ErtHs and which thrr bad
stalled Huf f7r themselves Haur- ere
ell ron Athens fhsf aFy r1urru sora
90 Turkey wfn cen nfarrrr fhn fruita 20
Cc.ntnusd 60 rurs Ntnsl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

N0rfnIk Va. nrn aa-RriEndier
General Tasksr "a. HIias. y. = a.. a..
Crossing ths national Fuard association
~ tsa United statsa hsrs TO-DAY d.
olarod that certain caBsws rresid@uta.
professors and others. ufnuldiuE tha
ulanEuoa - ths rising sencrafiou. hnd
taken q stand arairsf tha inoCcllation
cf ne military rrirtf In ths youth ~
thr nati1n that hnd a tendenCF 20 rnh
thr country nf the unwar ard force "a
suuif sunla f'na in fte future reed
far Hrff- rrnarrts sfiew. whe general Hald
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Han Francisco. Dec. a.-Chineae
gamblers last night lured two police
nfncara 20 Imprisonment On Eas niied
chambers leaving them o. he aaphyN-
lated Each - the men escaped death
howevsr. because they carried afnau
ares and chopped holes through the
walls of their traps
Corporal Cor. TIE first victim. was
walking a;anE whsn q Chinese bruised
~ him ana whispered night IN Siberia
club
without waiting - call Ms SQUAD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
CHINESE GAMBLERS LURE OFFICERS TO
ENVIRONMENT IN GAS PILED ROOM

Cor rushed - ths oluh. re thrust
aside the doorkeoper A. tha door
swung hack. ~ heard the holt click
and simultaneously the gAs lights went
out rrying the other door he found
himself imprisoned IN a narrow han
way seven FEET ionE and found tAat Ran
was rushing nom sets which he could
not reach.
After efteen MINUTES wurk with hif
axe. he cut through the walls and was
rescued
omcsr Bailsv waa trapped similar
~ AZ almost tha same time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
Declares That College Presidents
Are Checking Military Spirit

srii4t looktnW to p0.afbis uniw~rsal
peans wan wrong He urwad with rr~mt
forse -ths keeping alive of ths mil.
tarlF spirit uron whirh the honar and
sEiiftsncs - ouF country must surely
denaud
General Hilnm declared thai whna
Western nations wsre l0oklnr 20 uni-
veTital nnara. millions % tha eastern
nations wcro kafpinE alive fha spirit
- EAr and that sooner ~ later fhrra
Vas bound tn rnmn q cuufitct nrtunr
the people ~ the too hemisphere
General }. g. Foster ~ F1nrida wam
names - one ~ the vios FreridsEfa ia
TIE aNsoclation'a election todsg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
EvgH sWrTxERLAap %
PREPARING FoR A WAR

Geneva. Switzerland. De- a.-Eszsn
spFitHerland appeaFu 90 - prenartnx
fnr re eysufHaiitF ~ Har
IRE rgyerumeutsi - fffinE the VARIOUS
military store houses with wheat ars
corn ordered rrom tne United States
and Canada a large quantity, con-
rEtinE - SO car loads r. On fhs war
81 Zuri~h frurn Rotterdam. wh1a uthes
carEoea ordered ~ ths Swiss severn
mcrt stfi are aHaat
The hnstfitiaa Ln the RaRnnH have
hae ths sTe~t ~ EreatlK relacsnF Re-
san shlgmealE u gEa4n.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
PREMATURE EXPLOSION o.
nLAsT KILLED oNE NAN

Na~rvius. Tenn. ner g--A sp~csal
fa the Banner from Rlsseilyilie. Aia.
save
arH George F0nes perhaps fatally In
furaF Nv tha premature @rplnwson - a
hlaat st No 3 washer. Eioss sheffield
ore mines this morning
The two men. both whife. w.rr
famrirE powder IN e. tvrsnty- toot hole
whfra ~ontainsa shout rw@ snd = hAif
FrFs ef powder when ths szplosf~n o.
CURED
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
FOUR PERSONS ARE
KILLED IN WRECK
Eleven oths~s Ars lnl1 -, Eight Per
hsps Fatally 81 ths Rs-ssyIvsnis
Rnliresd.

xan~arilia Ohio. Dc. a.--Four p.r-
sons we're killed and eleven iniurea.
eiHbt perhaps fatally, n a Pennsyt-
vauia railruad wreck near Dresden.
Ohio. tonight when q CtncinnAf aud
MuskinEnum valley train crashed into
the rear - ths Clsveiand Akron and
Columbus division passenger tratu
Ehich bad stopped On acrount ~ q
BREAKDOWN on thu engine
Three % ne dad are Mra n n.
Esnarson and two children q Zanss-
Vile The fourth vicfiu q man. -
stul unidentified nrez3en is between
fsre and Trnwav. Ths a. xrnan ras
sent back hut ths ancominE train waa
80 close ths coiiisior. aCoordilg 20 rail-
rcaf men. was unavcl dab's.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
GiIchriSt of Florida is Only Real
Governor i'm the United States

wife doesnt rule tEvsaad II hs" an
uouncsd Mayer Atnai's 20 Richmond,
IN welcoming delegates 20 the govern
or's oonferenes IN session here. 7 can
On him - stand up and - counted"
Governor Glichriet. amid cheers and
lauEhfsr. arose and vas counted alone.
re a unmarried
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
Russia VIII rubbish Statement
Outlining Policy Towards the us.

Russian CONSUMER fhs raost favurahie
conditions 81 Furriy ~ rhs stapls lHr
pcra hitherto coming dIreet from ths
United -fstes#nsmeiN cotton farr
mHrrInrrv and implements
TFr pressure sxertnf upnn Russin n
tre .uaE.er Hf Iswuh passports ard me
NrsHEinE aeuunelatIon of the Russo
Aueriran treaty aroused ths afteution
Y ere Russian government o. tha ne
rAHfN rf rrutHrt.nE ere interests a
r, plan consumer Russia f was
as.f 80 uaL now ErnHH more thar haii
tr. IaHrn rHF consumes anF fn HftseH
-. from raa she vu in this rtspcc'
49, ~ sea- -szlaclEE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
ROAD BUIL DINO EXPERTS
HOLDING a CONVENTION

Cincinnar. O. Dsc as-Ahout f.boo
men rerrenentinE every phase - road
building were present when tha strta
annual convention of the American
Road Builders Association Wa called
20 order today.
Tire ohfert ~ fhs association ia -
assemble technical men from story de-
EHrtwrut - good roar building % dia-
rrsF sane and r0nnnnir plans fnr ths
artuaf wrrFwarahip un permanent
Hr~fsrra end durtnE the four
HnvH me convention % ~ continue uieu
prominent in the wrrk - The annDria-
ton WHl deliver addresses
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Chfnawo. n~r. a--Twa thcusane
cellar Bits wers shown hv gaorrs W.
FitnEaraId en trial aoolaad 20 en-
tsrEitnE tI1a go frura fhs suh-tr~asu-v
ahouf q north nftrr - hix surn dia-
appeared. arcordInE 20 the testimony
o. Charles p. Brown. = promoter. Co.
aar. Rrown sad FTtrFsrald disnlavsa
- bus m Browus orncs whare raey
haH heen fineussfnE urnposal fhaf
FIfnrsra1d arshark in the anfnrfakinE
blasIne44. The deal Ia ihrougn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE READ
h was Rsossv~d With closs Astsution
in Beth Branches When Legislative
Business Began.

Washington. Dec. a.--Preaident Taft'a
fret message O. the lat session %
oongress In his term waa received with
close attention IN both houses when
legislative business began today.
Dpaling entirely with foreign relations
END Ansrfca's commercial progress On
foreign trade. the message paved the
v'av Tor others the chief executive VIII
send later dealing with the biE cues
tiana q LEGISLATION and government.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
RAILROAD 10 REcEivINo
DoUnLE PAY FoR GRAIN

vvasrfnRfnu Der the interstate
commerce rnrnrn lnstrn held to-day thnf
tha ChtrnEn MuWarFea anH NL pau'
nauuaF. undsr srinfirE conditions srs-
raivsa soubie rar for thr srrvi-a rf
transfer az wrmur. watch iH marlfaafIV
unjust
The record ~ fha case d.HciarHf the
fact thaf the Muwaukef r1ad FVaIfa e
charge - Cue-fnuFfh 20 arrf =
nurhri for fhe elevation ~ grain frur
fha owner ard like sum from tha east
efu railways f7r fhr frawfer - the
same rrain.
TIRE case waa InHtfiutef ~ wnHau-
kee Frain dcainrs ard tha Mnuausee
llalnLa0E nE E1mmrELE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
TWO NEW SENATORS
sNoRN AAn TAKE SEATS

Washington. De- a-wTuIam r.
Ja~Eron ~ Maryiand. SUCCESSOR ~ ths
late LHidsr Raynsr. and Kirkland =
Psrkv % Idaho. alIcCeksor 20 the iats
Weldor B H-yburn usrs Eaoru On ir
the senate today.
Credentials ~ Rnb@rT v. BrcuEsars
~ Lnuisiana. now q repreHsntAtivs. buf
elected senator Cor tha term bsEinnins
~ 1918. usra rresenref
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
- AsEocrArrD -

Richmond vE. Dec t.-oov. on
christ of Florida. r. M only ~real
governor On the Unioa. He said 80
himself today.
II there is any man here who "
tho real governor - hts state. whose
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
A NERVY WOMAN
HOLDS UP BURGLARS
M-A Arthur ssrrhiH - chstssnooss
c~svrv r,~o Nith Rs~osver snd
ffoids Th~u, fc~ psHes.
BY ASSOCIATED PRrsss

chattanooEa. d. as-Nra Arthur
nsrnhuL a. ths potnt % a pistol. hsld
two btwEisrs toniEht until thr polioe
arrested fh@rn.
shs discovered thsrn On ths point -
rur@ring hfr home. secured hsr ra-
vo' ver and rent nufseiees1y - the doar
sud as thsv @ntsred ordered huth -
hold 40 uhslr hands. Hsr sister eAlled
ths poucs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
SAYS BRIvisH VESSELS
CAN OPERATE CHEAPER

vvashfrFfon Dee a.=f arfafn Eohfrt
Dollar of san Fran~seo before a sem
ere cur1 uiftee today rHrumuerfina
change In the Neanrrr'H VOLUNTARY
zsrvtfuds act declared H'H company
American owned operated under frr
British nar fur fH~tv per cent cheaper
than q ccuid under tra stars end
stripes because EngiarfF laws wrrs
not - stringent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

- PeisrshurE. nee g-#r vrr e
rialt announced fnfsv tHr trr EHl
sian government uIu orr IN ou farrA
arV D thf cav u ere expiration 4
husso- American treaty of crmmerrs
an1 naftEaiIor @ statement ouf. Hnfns
i'a fIIH commercial ..H.s frRHrl
ere lnI.ri States end alHr rfagfrI1naI
far.f 1hIrH w Haf tarts.r srv rreat
in1rrasr over fHe eEsst.nF terr
11hr uauer af frr r.s..... ....-.
rIHnt H uHH said. rHf .-l = ...r....f
~ ans fEil'i af aH.mas'fy H.r ru ns
a.fnrIra rT...F .a fFr rrate.ftrn .f ire
H-aa.an Aa'Ae,a aad % aaasz.ag : Ia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
TRIAL OF SIDNA
ALLEN RESUMED
~. 10 Charged With ths Av~dsr -
csvnon~salsh's Attorney Fertsr 81
t4mlp4aile.
~ AEsOCTATED PREa

wYthsvtia. Va. Dec. a.-rhs trtaI nf
EadnA Allan for tha murder % Com
rnouwealthu Attorney FUster ln the
HulavtllA. We. shnnfinF vas resumed
to-day vita 2. ". HoIlru - t1e hrHt
witness. Bnlsn wa attlrncE for
FHcYd Alien ~ tha case which resulted
fn Anen'H conviction ED fhs ATTACK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
BANKER SNEED
ACQUITTED OF
KILLING BOYCE
Dramatic Demonstration hy
Defendant and ATTORNEYS
Over Verdict.
TWO OF LAWYERS
FINED BY COURT

They Threw Their Hats
Over he Chandeliers in
the Court Room-Sneed
Emitted a Cowboy Yell,
But the Court Refused 10
Censure or Fine Him for
Doing So.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

IN wuinN % the board ArchWerN
Johnson said that he wanted the board
10 look into the correspondents be-
tween himself. the Hartwell company
and the Warren Webster cosnpany, of
Niew Orleans. and then kay naaiiy
WHISTLER n upheld him IN hls inxpeo-
tion or whsther n did not
The board agreed that n did uphoia
him beoanasd ne proved
That the inspection was needed.
That tie conditions did warrant non
wfrinE for Mr.. Sanford. VINO 10 Con-
nected with the Warren Webster com-
pAnYs
THAT the work has not bcen IN az
ciSrdance with Instructions and hal
therefore not heen done IN q 'work-
man like" manner
That Representatives % the ooutrMotr
ms concern came here and thai one
In az present here and that they sur
pcrt him In SAYING that the Inspectors
was essential and that his cnnd~unnm-
tisn q the work vas warranted and
that they have reported a. their gsiefs
that there are many apparent dsfects
in the work
That he made inspection unou re-
duiast ~ ths contractors a. we'll &c
frUm a feeling that II was hts duty %
90 40 AZ a saiArisd enploys ~ the
county.
That the inNpectiou wns not fnMAa
or tha condemnation inspired b. any
desire but that ~ seeing the work ~
sui.h shape nf the tifns ~ fhs nuai tn
Hp'sction that N would ~ credit nma
highly acceptable ~ the county
And finally 10 said hs fesin ~ ~
tire matter waH only one ~ bus fam
and thaf aE faF az Mr. RaRAn is aon-
earned ha considers him -runHH man.
MH. poOLEN spEAma
witt ~. johnson. hrfnrs fts hoarH.
waN John poniry. rerre.rntsfas ~ ih-
Hartweu company. the camfrurtarr
us addressed tha hoard brirns ana
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