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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

s. G. Hatfield, the drug salesman
who makes this section once every
twelve months only, went up to Sill
verton this morning to solicit trade.
With their promising mining condi-
tions, the Silverton district have no
occasion to patronize drug dispensers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

T. S. Parsons, former principal of
the Durango high school. is attending
the summer session of the University
Of Michigan. He has just purchased
a new auto and will make the trip to
Laramie, Wyo., in it. Mrs. Parsons
and the children are in Durand, Wis,
where they will remain until the first
Of October.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25
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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

Major McDevitt went out on the
eastern this morning ON one of his
regular trips.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cape, who were
married in Mancos yesterday, were
guests at the Starter last night, bound
for Fowler. Colo, where they will To-
cate. The bride was Miss Rebecca
Hallford, the daughter Of A. F. Hall
ford, well known Mancos pioneer.
For some time she was employed In
the Mancos post office. Mr.. Cape
made friends in the town during the
time he vas employed as clerk n the
George Woods drug store.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

G.. w. Funkhauser returned froc,
Pagon Springs last night where he
has been, for ten days, taking the
baths for the purpose of alleviatine
his rheumatic troubles. He found this
remedy provided by nature the very
thing he needed. This morning he sc
turned To his home in Mancos greatly
improved in health.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

Miss Gwendolyn Houk, one Of the
accommodating assistants at the pub
lie library, left on her annual vaca-
ton this morning. She will first visit
her aunt, Mrs. ]. S. Gilbert in Tellu-
ride, and later the two may journey
on to Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

Bishop Henry W. Warren Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, who died
in Denver last night, had many per-
sonal friends in this city. During his
thirty. two Year, as bishop he was here
on number of occasions and on more
than one assisted materially in rais-
ing funds for fhe local church. Colo-
RADIO has beer the home of the bishop
for more than forty years. He was
generally recognized as one OF the
most influential church workers in the
United Statts.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

Miss Bessie Dickerson went up Sill
verton way this morning to join Mr..
and Mrs. Al Hubbard of Aztec on a
camping trip.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25

Mrs. w. d. Lee leaves for Denver
in the morning on brief trip in
which business and pleasure are to be
combined.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
WAR NOT OVER AND
NEVER WILL Be
SAYS WOOD
Commanding General Declares
Large Army is Best Insur-
ance Against Horrors of
Strife.
[B- LEASED Wire 60 EvrH,.G Hsrala

JB~ LEASED Wire GO EVsRinG Herald
Los Angeles, oct, 2f.--"War IL not
over and never viii be 40 long as mon
are men"
Major General Leonard Wood, CHIEF
OF staff of the United states army
who In Ia Los Angeles today inspect
ing proposed sites for Qualifications,
made that remark TO those Interested
In the esta blishmcnt OF an army post
near this city.
"The war IN the Balkans" General
Wood continued, Imminent for 80
many years and now an actuallty
surely gives tho champions of arbl-
tratIon something To think about
lArbItTntlon will not maintain tine
peace OF the world A nations only
safeguard against the horrors OF wal
is preparedness for war.
although the United states MAJ
the best system OF coast defense ~
the world. II will not keep u strong
enemy from invading our shores un'
less you have men on their legs viii
guns In their hands you cannot Keel
an enemy from landing and establish
ing himself. The Pacific cOast statei
form "a feISle ,berritOry, with plenty
OF prOvlsiow, and ar invading aTml
could maintain itself for a long time
You people must do your part D!
building up stronger hatloha
| guard"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
HINDERS PROGRESS
Of PROHIBITION
MOVEMENT
Women's Christian Temper
ance Union Also Blames
Weak Public Officials for
Failure to Enforce Laws.
PORTLAND CONVENTION
CONCLUDES ITS SESSION
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my Leased wire 60 Evening Herald
Portland, ore, oct. 2l.--ThHt ma
tlon.wido prohibition does not exist
because OF lack OF knowledge OF the
evils OF intcmperanco, and that public
officials generally lack backbone In
enforcing laws directed toward purity
In civic affairs. were assertions made
today by Mrs. Emma l.. Starrett oi
Central city, Neb.. superintendent OF
tho Christian citizenship department
OF the national WUmcn's Christian
Temperance Union. which concluded
today wcek'A convention in Port
land.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. N stevens OF Port.
land, Maine. was unanimously re-
elected president OF tho National
womcn's Christian Temperance I'm
ion at yesterdays session, Tho other
officers chosen, all ur whom were re-
elected were.
Wee president at large. Miss Anne
a, Gordon. Evanston. ~.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Fran
ccs T.. Parks Evanston. M
Recording secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth
Preston Anderson, Valley city, y. ID
Associate recording secretary. Mira
Sarah u, Hogo. Lincoln, Va,
Treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth =. Hutch.
inson, Evanston, Ill,
Addresses on ways for combating
the drink ana social evils occupied
most of todnys sessions.
Mrs, AdclH Carmnn of Chicago ad'
Vucatcd rclcgsting To the waste hear
"wcrpy pieces ana tragic creations
at temperance meetings ana substitute
ing up-tn-dntc poems ana addresses
Mrs. Lurcndu IL. smith Of KanBaI
city declared that instruction In seS
hygiene In schools ard colleges would
remedy the social evil.
sex hygiene should h" taught from
the primary grades 10y sane aud prop
cr rducHtors' shc said,
Mrs. smith added that anci,i con
| ditiuns would be- hrttcrcd N the suI.
fraEr were granted to women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
Collapse of Vera Cruz RevOlu.
tiOn Due to Conviction That
MaderO's Soldiers Only A.
waited Opportunity to Join.
TRAGIC FATE AWAITS
LUCKLESs LEADERS
Officers Implicated in AbOr-
tive Upriing to be Hailed
Before Court Martial and
Executed is Report.
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Vera Cruz, Mex, Oct, 2A.~-0en-
cral Felix DlaE, captured yesterday
In tho wreck OF his rebellion. told his
men that the federal troops advances
ing on Vera Cru1 were coming % ems
list under his flag Of insurractions
Therefore, whom Madero's troops
hove in view the rebels gave way
aa they would to friends. They made
no resistance ana the fail OF the city
before the loyal force was brought
about 80 easily that Il could be look
cd upon an n farce but for the tragos
dy. II is believed that waits in the
fate of the leader. That was the ex-
PLANTATION OF the lack OF resistance
they showed, given by the DlaE sol
diers today.
Spies are denounoinE 10 the auth.
critics everybody WHO participated In
the rebellion.
There is much hearty public reeog-
milton OF the service ron6eead by the
United Btntea consul and the captain
Of the Uhilad Htalea Qgeieor ua1
Moines In pI oto0tlng foreigner and
their interests. There was no other
foreign warnhip In tho port. but ssv>
eral of the foreign merchant vessels
were In the haTbor.
During the fighting the Mexican
gunboat MoTelos fired two shots the
explosion OF which caused q body oe
rebels to vacate a church they ooou.
pied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
BREAD AND BUTTER
ARGUMENT WRONG
SAYS GOVERNOR
MARSHALL
Declares Promise Of Prosperity
Should not Appeal to Voters
in Connection With Control
Of Government.
CALLS ON PEOPLE TO
TURN RICH MEN OUT
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Albany, Orsr oct. 2A.-Governo. Z.
Thomas r. Marshall OF Indiana, Dem
oCratiC candidate ro" the vice presi-
dental election, asserted today that
the political parties which attempted
tn use the method or ancient Roman
l"udcrs In handling tho American
people surely would bring disaster
upon the government ur the United
States.
BREAD and clrcuscs were tho two
things that tho Roman leaders used
to Keep the people In line" said
Governor Marshall, "nnd today In this
supposedly advanced political age we
find two of the big political parties
In this country using the sume old
bread uud circuses In their efforts to
get control of YOU people,
hut ! for ono do not believe that
our citizens are going tn be fooled
ana cheated by the political leaders
who offer all prosperity on the ono
hand aud amuscments ON the other.
In exchange for control of this gov
ernncnt
81 believe the American people are
too sane tu ncccde to any such ar
rangemcnts, but | want to urge them
to take their government back into
their own hands before Il is too late"
Governor Marshall said that over
capitalized political leaders we're be-
| coming as great IA menace to the well
fare OF the country as over-capitAlixod
! corporations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
Case of New York Police Lieu.
tenant Given to Jury After
Three Hour Charge by Just.
ice GOff.
DEFENDANT BITTERLY
CRITICISES JUDGE
Declares Instructions by Court
Were Yelled Arguments
and Summing Up of Case
for Prosecution.
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New York, oct. 2l,--rhc fate Of
Charles Becker, tho police lieutenant.
charged with lnstigatlng the murder
.vf the gambler, Herman ltusenthal,
IN IN the hands of tho jury. Justice
Goff who presided over his trial. FIN
ishcd his charge to the Jury late
this afternoon,
Justlco GuOr charged the Jury In Il
speech lasting more than three hours,
ruling IN substance that the con-
ViCtiUn or ncqulttal OF the police
lieutenant rested almoGt solely ON the
question of whether sam SChepps
was or was nOS an aCcumpllce, Ho
was In doubt himself on that point.
he said, ana therefore declined to in
st:uct the jury.
IIo ruled that Rose. webber and
Vallun were nccompllccs and that up
on their testimnny Becker could not
be convicted Of murder In the first
degree, even though the evidence
showed that he had instiRuted the
murder.
Becker sat unmovcd while the
charges were being delivered. jus
tlce qOff narrated in detail Becker's
movements on the night OF the muir
der IN testified to by witnesses. e.
II Instruct you," Baid tho Justice,
that tho events referred TO In this
recital OF the states case does not
exclude from your consideration any
other events which come within the
scope OF the evidence.
1T is not plain why tho gunmcn
killed ROscnthal at BeckOr's com,
mHnd"
Justice Goff then told the jury that
every person who aided ubetted or
participated In any way must be con
sidrred as accOmplice.
'"There IN question whether Schepps
was BcCkcr'S aCcO.npllcr," no con
tinuod, 81 am In doubt on this point
myself aud, therefore, | decline a.
instruct y0u that h0 wuH uu accom-
pll'C cO-cOnspiratOr with Rose,
Walton ana Webber.
"Yuu cannot convict on the test
nuny ~ nccOmpllces and one ne.
| romplicc can't COrrobOTuto another
tn" point you must determine your
selves Is whether Schepps' testimony
shall be- considered as that OF n cor
rnbOrntlnR witness or an accompIice
1T is the intent Of the law that
testimony OF accOmplicos shall be
| carefully considered aud weighed by
the jury. There is therefore no In
hlbitlon upon you M considering az
true the testimony Of Rose and Val.
lon aud Wchbcr
"As to Rose, You can nsk your,
selves: Is IT within the limit at prob.
abilities that he could cuncuci tht
scheme of sending Becker IN thu
electric chair" You mny c0nadc,
whether II ~ within his mentality {,
devise this conspiracy, unuldod. I,
snvc his own life.
"lr his story Impressed you M
concOctlOn the cnHo Of the state vii
have To fall ana you viii hnvc L
! ncqult the defendant"
As Becker was being led awny l.
the tombs he said:
"That was not "a charge 10 tho Jury
II was Il thin velled summing up o
the case for the prosecution. II wa
absolutely partial. There was n
justice In II. The court simply dI
Tccted the jury to convict me-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
Wilson's Badly Mixed.

Los Angeles, Cal. oct. 2l.--Two
men named Charles B. Wilson, III at
the same time at the county hospital
here. became mixed when one Of
theIn died several days ago.
The supposedly dead Charles II.
Wilson walked into n hotel where he
had formally lived and was surprised
when the lAndiady tainted. AZ the
same time the widow OF the other
Wilson sent word to the hospital that
|She was coming today 10 attend her
husband. reported 70 her as 0ohval-
Ssoent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24

definite will be known by tonight, for
with the arrival OF the matt army at
the front Turkey In expected to take
the offensive.
TURKS az well as Servians claim the
victory At Kumanova, on the way TO
Uskup. wheer another Aerce encoun-
ter In In progress. The Turkish ofii-
rial report says the Servlans have
been completely routed, while the
Serylans assert that they have taken
one part Of the town and continue to
make progress. 1t " possible that the
reports refer TO different parts OF the
area, which In an extended one,
other indications than the Turkish
report show that the SerNinns have
suffered Reverely. A call was Issued
today at Belgrade for all retired and
reserve ofncers M well as military EN-
pluyes, lawyers and engineers To Join
the Seventh Servlan regiment, the
crack corps of Belgrade within forty
eight hours. Some doubts are eN.
pressed In belgrade whether the cart.
ridge factories In Servia will be- able
to issue cartridges fast enough To sup
ply the needs of the hard nghting
troops.
The Greeks also for the moment ap.
pear to be satisfied with the capture
or the Turkish town OF Servia. al
though their cavalry In pursuing the
retiring Turks through the valley OF
Allakom and attempting To cut them
on.
The Montenegrln troops says a
news agency despatch from CettinJc
have occupied the heights Of ChirkI
dominating the town of Scutari which
IN expected to fall.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
WATERS ON STRIKE
IN NATIONAL CAPITAL
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Washington, Oct. 2i.--Prlncipai
hotels and cafes OF the national cApi-
tai were guarded by police today aA
Que OF the first developments In the
Writers strike which began last nlEh'
ana left many travellers hungry
Places OF the strikers had been par
tlkilg filled today and the old-tlme
nsefo walter who was ono OF the at
tractlonn of the capital q generation
ago came back into service again
|gha holal managera say sufficient
StrIks tgaaksFs are on their way from
lsiW xpEt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
OSBORNE SOLD OUT TO
TRUST FOR SIX MILLION
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New York. oct. 2i.--ThOmas Mott
Osborne. OF Auburn. N. :, former head
OF the firm OF D. NJ, Osborne Il Co..
which was absorbed by the so-oailed
trust In 1903, testified In the govern
ment suit against the International
Harvester company today that his
concern at the time ranked as the
third largest manufactoFy OF harvest
er machinery In tho United States.
The capital stock was $4,000 shares.
practically all Of which was owned
by his mother, his two sisters and
himself.
The consideration am0untod IN all
10 about 1S,OOO,OOO. he said.
Mr.. Osborne said he had never
owned q share OF International HaT-
veater stock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
INSANITY VERDICT
SAVES COUPLE IN
MURDER TRIAL
Woman's Story of Indignities
at Hands of Hel Father
Justifies Staying of Parent
by Husband,

fBy Leased Wire 10 EVening Herald |
Colfux. WASH uct. 2i,--"NOt gull
~. by reason "f insanity" was the
verdict returned ioduy by the jury
In the case uf MI and Mrs. George
Wesley Brown, ,narged with the
murder Of Al N'r,,s, Mrs. Browne
father. "Th" jay fnds that there ls
danger OF n recurrence and II IL dan
gcTOus for the parties to be ~
large" the verdict adds. Counsel tor
the defense rilcd objection to the vcr-
diet on the ground that II was uncon-
stitutiUnal.
The cnsc went to the jury last
night,
Nrcvcs was kil"d by Brokn and
his wife September i5, at IA ranch
near here. The couple, who hul
walked from Guldosac, Idaho, with
olt funds Hnd almost without food
waited until Nccvcs was alone in the
ranch hOusc. Brown fired five bul'
let's into his Inth"T-in-lsw's bod,
and Mrs. Brown shot her fathel
through the head AZ he lay bieedinl
on the floor. This was their testi
mOny AT the trial
The Browns then walked into Col
fax and gave themselves up. Mrs
BIown told terrible story of her re
latiOns with her father, declaring hi
had assaulted her and instigated 9th
or men To do so while her HUSBAND
was absent from their home In Idaho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
TRAGIC FATE AWAITS
LEADER OF REVOL,

Mexico city. Oct, aA.-deneral Fos
Tx Dlnz Colonel Jose DiRH ordas.
and all tho officers OF the rebelliouS
troops and marine will be hailed Inn
mediately before n oourtmartial ana
doubtless will suffer tho death PEN
atty. orders have bean issued for
the conveninE OF the court. which
win be presided over by General Bel
tran.
General Diaz. although not now I.
member OF the army. II amenAble In
such u court under the law which
provides for such a trial OF any olvi-
li0n under like circumstances.
Tho soldiers OF the rebelllons
troops will be decimRted---ono In ten
being executed. They will be chosen
by lot TO pay the penalty for all.
This information was impaired Of
ficially lust night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
Champ Clark Worn out by Tour.

Greeley. Colo. Oct 2t.--Spoaker
Champ Clark, exhausted by his CAM
paiEn tour, went to bed here at II
o'clock this morning. leaving word
that he did not want 10 be called
even II the pops and the preBidonl
both come and ask. for him"
Speaker Clark arrived In Greeley Al
1850 this morning. and made q
short talk to the students In the
chapel OF tho state TeaeheFn' college
lie was scheduled to speak at s;st
y, ~. today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
OROzCo MEN DOOMED
TO SAD AWAKENING.

Monterey, Mex. Dot. aA.---As In-
dlcating that pascual oroSco the
Mexican rebel chieftain, aimed to
send at least Il part or his command
TO TamplcO, n report was circulated
here today that when a band OF In
AurreCtOH appeared at a ranUh near
Juan Felipe. they declared they were
headed for the gulf coast. They said
they were part Of oroEco'A command.
They demanded horses, got twenty
and gave receipts for them, pFomis-
ing TO pay for tho animals Eat the
end Of the revolution"
II In presumed the command aim-
ed to cooperate with the Dias forces
captured yesterday at Vera oFuE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
RATTLE RAGING FOR
POSSESSION OF ADItIANPOLE

COnstantinOple, Oct, 2l.-Thc grenI
battle between the main forces Of
Bulgariuns and Turks was resumed
.oday along th6 entire line between
AdrianopIe and Kirk Krlssrh, prench-
ing rain hindcred the movement of the
troops.
Dispatches from Adrianoplc report
that the second division OF the Bul-
garian army crossed the frontier yes.
tcrday. It's advance guard encounter
ed serious resistance and suffered
heavily. nually being compelled to fan
back.
Srtlous is also reported from Ksd-
ikeny, to the south of Mustapha
Pusla. which ended in a victory Tor
the Turks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
WILSON PROTECTOR
Of TRUSTS SAYS
JOHNSON
Progressive Candidate De-
clares Jersey Governor for
Months Had Power to Dis
solve Standard Oil and To-
baccO Combines.

my LEASED Wire DO EvsniuG Herald
Harrisburg. Pa, oct. Woodrow
Wilson, ns governor Of New Jersey
was named by Governor Johnson In n
speech at Sunbury today an tho zone
man who In the last twenty-five
months might hnvo dissolved the
standard ON ana Tobacco trusts and
nearly every other iusidlous cOmblnu-
ton
"Durlng ull these twenty-five
months, however. Governor Wilson ru-
mnincd silent" said tho speaker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
COAST LEAGUE TEAMS
FIGHT FOR PENNANT

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San Franclsco, oct 2t.--rhe Pa
cltc Coast league baseball champion
ship swings In tho balance today with
but half game margin between the
lenders. Oakland's percentage before
tho games today was .5S3.7G; Ver-
mons, .5s1.63 and each team had but
Ave games loft TO play, though Oak
land has an anchor to wlndward N
the shape OF three postponed games
which II may or may not play on AN
tho management decides.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
GUESTS FLEE FROM
SMOKE FILLED HOTEL

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Chicago, oct, 2i.--More than 500
patrons OF tho Morrison hotel and tho
Hotel Veley fled "a tho street while
nremen quenched flames In the em-
ployes' annex OF the Morrison. Three
women and one man screaming on "A
fire escape were rescued by police
men.
Adolph Wolgasl, the pugilisi. ana
his wife, we're among those who fed
from the smoko-hllOd upper stories.
II was an hour before tne hrs wal
Nnder control. The IOsa was about
VsOsVVVs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
SEVENTY CHRISTIANS
MASACREU BY TURKS -

Washington. ID. g., oct 24.-Scventy
christians. including n priest, we're
massacrcd by the Turks before their
retreat from the town Of Servia, ac-
cording to an official cable to the
Greek legation here today. Among
the prisoners taken by the Greeks
was one Turkifah colonel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
INFANTS IN ARMS ARE
PASSENGERS UNDER LAW
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lby Leased wire 10 EVENING Hernlo
Seattle, Oct, 2I,--lnfants In arms
are passengers under ruling received
here yesterday from the department
OF commerce and labor which upheld
the marine inspectors In filming Cap
tain A. II. Hunt OF the steamer Dove,
operating out OF Tacoma. for carrying
1903 passengers when tho steamers
certificate OF inspection authorised
her to carry only 100. Captain Hunt
conteHdod that the exooss number
consisted OF babies In a?ms VINO had
not been counted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
REBELS ROUTED IN
CAAAB GEsARDHs SCRAP

Juares. Max, Oct. et.--Nows OF q
battle between rebels ona foasFals In
the Casas Grandag dlbtrict was Fo-
ported here today 70 General Truoy
Aubert AooordIpg 70 the holated rs-
port fedeTalg under GENERAL Blanco
routed "a large force Of rebels Seven
were killed on both sldes ~ q result
of an all-doy engagement.
This port of entry remains shut of
from the interior. American railway
men refusing to reconstruct the Mex
leo Northwestern rAilwav OF tels-
graph lines until ample pFotOctlon d
assured. The salasar FSbels are re-
ported to have withdrawal from the
vicinity Of JuareR.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
HIGH COST OF LIVING
CAUSES RIOT IN BERLIN

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Berlin, Oct. 2l,--"Dear food" riots
Increased In violence today. Two
thousand women raided n butcher
shop In the Wedding district, demol-
ished the premises and stole the
meat. The manager was seriously
injured. All the other butcher shops
In the district have been closed and
baTTIcaded. The police were ordered
out In strong force.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-24
MURDERER EXECUTED
BY FIRING PARTY
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salt Lake city. oct 2l,---A firms
squad executed Thomas Riley at the
state prison here today. Riley waG
tho second man TO die for tho murdes
VI George Faasell. grocer, IN
March, 1910. with Harry Thorne
executed last month. he held up FaA.
sells store,
ThOTns shot FasselI as tho latter
stood with his hands over his head