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Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-03-14
rovaajs prsmogarjsv,

York, IL. marca. Danes ~
\ posebni oisek lastnikoy
y edgovor na prmouarske
tke; odgovnr nrotil se
de jutri. kakor We eaje,
Ne je s.sviti prcmogar-
Ne pogoje. Ma vSako vpra-
Femogarjev. dali hodo last
aostno pojasnilo. Gotoyo
IA re bode ovrglo 10 cd
Eahtevo ixhollAanja place,
ilt~se bo,is Msi pobira.
IKE tlan&rine OIL Atwni
rovoy, kef " 10 Fpxlo-
Vie v ilasprotatyn ! pOstA
lave i'ensmyiyaiair. nrSs
vA Ia ~ morn ixnlseasi
jelA vso rnpxdo v gatpvi
Iakega odhitks
rno dslo W II. bnsic wye
lr6jo lAsiniki IA vi Mil
isreyeE .sskadcyeAsi-~ -.,sa.
atevilnih odsNorry v ro,
E&jl nesreS, In vsied pre-
D prsxnikov.
.arji xahtcvajo tnli, mi
pladuje OIL tone promoga
iov ia ne kakor dosedaj
e240 funtov. .
hcs se se nj povrnil sem.
pedrik U. NJ, A. OF A. =
astopniki vslei vlclesbe
conference, XII SO ina vr
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-03-14

Chicago. IL. maca. Danes sc
je potopil 2 miije oddaheno cd
chikaskega pristanisSa parik
Flora M, Hill, mostvo in 80
potnikoy so Sc 10 pravotasno re
sill; korakati no mogli mo hoda
po lc,lu do obreSja na varno.
Par,nk odplul je v pedeljo ziu
traj IL kenoshc, Wis. Prot veGe.
ri zavozil je y ve.ike ledene skIa
dc. IN 81 prl tenn posSodoyal.
Vsled nhaJajoce yodc Sc ie ko-
necno pogrczml globoclno. Ma
parniku bilo je nalozenih dosti ra
silerrstnih strojcv in avtomobil.
nih potrcbscin.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-03-14

New York, II. marca. Danes
ra2pravlialo sc je pred tuk. ..
kroznim sodiscem o zadevi A
merican Sugar Refining Co,
III Pennsylvania Sugar Reti,
ning Co vsled prestopka Sher-
,nanovega xakona, Obiolnica vse
buje IA took.
Za vsak sutaj doloSena ie ma
Aisja kaxcn $4,000 globe al, leto
I'M zapora, ali oboic. lsmed unad
mkov sladkornega trus,a sta diva
&c mrtva. Sedal Sc bode odbralu
porotnike, ki bodo izrekh svojQ
sodbo mad obtozenri.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-03-14
Nssre6a n Sislssnici.

Milwaukee, Wis. - Ko je red.
nj potniski vlak Chicago Milwau
kee in st. Paul proge lospcl da-
mes oh II dop. do mcsta Oak.
wood, Wis. 10 mill JUNO cd tn
kai 70 sko6il 4 vozovi = tira.
rri tenn bio je Il oseb wee ali
mani poskodovanih, vendar ne
s,nrtnonevarno
lx Milwaukee dospel je klnah,
na pomoc posebni vlak zzdravni.
ki, ki 10 ranjence odvedh V Tux.
holniaIice. Vlakovodja pripisuje
oesre,o pokyarjenim tracnicam,
isai 9" tndi da nj zahtevala ka.
tastrofa nikake Gloveske zrtve,
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-03-14

ki 10 bill xc tctlaj misljsnja ds
hcdc ppteghila viada tuti vclike
|trgovce patentovanih ixdelkoy na
xatoEno vklop. v prvi vrxti bill je
|prixadet milijoiHki elektritni
trust. Obravnava vrsiia sc je y
lprid Wade. Temu siedijo Ne slede
10 nAse svetovne tvornice paten-
tifunih ixdclkos, Tovarna ~ ixde
lovanje tcvljarskih strojev. tevar
|nc IA ix<ielovanje ur. M podlagi
patentnc lastninskc pravice tvori
10 t. tovarne pravi monopol. hi
je y masprotjn Shcrmanoyina
zHkonom.
PA svoJem zascdanju je danes
tux. najviSje sodiscc to tocko po-
polnoma raxlasnilo. ia sc ina vse
rlitns sluSaje zasiedovati ter ka,
znovati po Shermanovem xahonn
Seize sc je ydelcsilo 7 najvisiii
sodnikov. za Ia odlok so glas0
vail 4 sodniki proti 3 In vslcd te-
VA sc bode odlok npostcval i jed
nakih slucajih kakor pravomo,
Cen.
Socialist nasprotniki alnsriiks
1astave.
Seattle. Wash. 1. marcc. Tukai
Sc vrsi drxayna tkQRxApcijs sseia-
llleHv K kjcr wv fYislo DO bnrnih
piizoroy in dchat vxled raxyitja
anleFiske zastaye xbTovaini
.aiyaraii.
pehRat o. feneon jdsa p,edla.
gal. mai ~ nc ntvori prcie xhnro
vanja. prcdno ne BIO tndi a.neri.
AXE xastave Ia koavenciji. Me.
gov predlog 50 ostai so,lrugi h
yehkilA krital,jem xAsmchryan.
Feneen JIM jea odRcvo'ii, dn ~,
stfSj u ~rndtco xsstavo sociaiistSv,
kAtera ic raxol'esena, a da jc 20.
treba spostovati tudi zvezino "a.
stavo one drzaye. katera je bila
nstanovljcna na podlaei jedna-
kin pravic ali edinosii.
Nlegov predlog ie vseiedno
propadel, nakar ie pri6ela kon.
yenciJa svojc ae!ovanjc.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-03-14

obravnXva prekinila ~ nekaj ,lni
dokier % ne ixbere porotnikov.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-03-14
Dsko volilno prav!co.

Eton II. marea. Po IL.
Njih londonskih tovarisie
je danes tukai deputa-
Ainetnih ameriskih su.
Atera hoac nredsosiii "
trnici svoje sahtcve sle.
payiee. Safragstke
bodo tudi veiik jayen
prk, II. marea. n ~
Dte for women zhrsio
y 200 uelegatlraj ah IA
IKE volime prayna, M
lsber vlak in Sc cdpeljs
Nv. eia predlo1ijo gnyer-
n volllne xahtese. To-
retiloea pride y rosta-
"a teien I'M dneyni red.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-03-14
sias oassdsA.

toM II. marc&. 0dkar
nAjyisjs zvexino SOILS
Fxsi na posilavi Shern.&
foma sHxne traNtr. je /
: l~ta tusli ves rritcxb
siesie proslajs i'xts,s-
plkpx. N~kAtefi ssti,Ai'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
DRASTIC MEASURES WILL
BE USED AGAINST REBELS

Mexico city July 23.-As a result
OF an attack on d train between this
city ana Cuernavaca three days ago
and other attacks in the south as
Well as in the north it was unani-
today to ask the permanent commit
tee of the chamber of deputies to
enact a law suspending personal guar
antees in several states.
Included in the districts which the
law viii affect are the states Of chi
huahua and Sonora, the northern
part OF the state of Durango and a
part of Cuahuila in ,he north the
states Of Morelos and Guerrero and
parts of Mexico, Puebla and Tlaxcala
in the south.
The law Will be similar to that
which previously has been in force
and viii amount to placing the dis
turbed portions of the country under
martial law.
This action has caused much COM
ment in the capital and 1t was ad
mitted by a high official tonight that
many acts of outlawry have taken
coast which has surpassed anything
made known to the public through
the press.
1t was also admitted that doubt
was entertained as to the loyalty OF
several Of the commanding officers
of federal and state troops.
II was learned through railroad OF
ficials that practically every bridge
between Gomez Palacios and Hpo-
Tito, a hundred miles east of Tor
reon on the Monterey line, had been
burned by the rebels. Ii was hoped
to get train through from this city
to Torreon tomorrow. In view Of
the turn which the revolution has
taken in the south and the north, !
the department Of war in conjunction /
with the president has decided to
work out new plan of campaign. /
The army in the districts in which |
some Of the rurales are being mus |
tered out viii be increased. 1t s ex- |
pccted that the chief military com |
will be called to the capital |
FOR a conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
CHINESE "Bl ACK SILK'
MEANT HUSH MONEY

san Francisco. July 23.-The dis
'"Nery Of an entry in a memorandum
pVok belonging TO Ne Fook. Chinese
piaeed on trial on a charge of forgery
mere Yesterday, has unearthed po-
nee scandal reaching back to the
regime of former chief of Police
"a'tih and which it is said may in
NolNe high and low officials in the
police departments
me entry written in chinese char
'',eis Toy Ns Fook reads:
ne chief of police demands some
nlAek silk, much or little. Send it on
Iioh chinatown and It will be all
;, ~ the same page was written in
'-"tlish' Joe p. Maloney. police Of
Cal.Y
80 N'l'ney was assigned to duty in
"'iiatown in February. 1910. before
'ne gambling expose which led to the
=, ,'aisnation Of chief Martin. Me
''lthy appointee.
- according To John f. Gardner. Of
''e federal Immigration service. who
'.Ne an official Translation Of The
Black silk is Chinese SLING
H', use Tor hush money.
'''i0hey still is on the police force.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
COLORADO 5 GREAT
RESOURCES TOLD
BY SHAT ROTH
Governor, in Address 10 Law
yefs, Says State Has Enough
Coal at Present Rate Of Con-
sumption to Supply World.

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire. I
Colorado Springs. July 2S.--GoNer-
nor Shafroth. OF Colorado. delivered
the opening address at the annual
convention of the Commercial Law
League Of America. which began here
today. Albert N. Eastman. of Chicago,
and DR. Henry Deutsch. OF Minneapo-
most OF the states of the union are IN
attendance. The sessions Will continue
tomorrow and Thursday.
Governor John IT, shafroth, today. /.
In welcoming the $50 delegates to the
eighteenth annual convention Of the
Commercial Law League of America,
gave figures on thr resources and
production OF Colorado in mlning
agriculture, manufacturing, quarry
ing. stock raising ana other lines.
Among the facts cited were. 3l7.
600, 900 600 tons Of coal in Colorado.
or sufficient to supply the entire
tion for 800 years.
100000. .0O0 production of gold
from the Cripple Creelt district atone
$75, 900. 600 invested Ia the stock
raising industry
100000 horse power. estimated.
IN the mountain streams of Colorado.
500. 100000 crop production every
year.
Sufficient marble Of the best grade
in the world TO supply the entire
United States for the next 100 years.
only - per cent Of Colorado re-
sources developed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
SCOUTS
NEAR WAR
TALK
Dir. Herman Paasche Says the
Kaiser's Policy of Building
Up a Great Navy is Only Nat
uraI Evolution,



Vancouver, b. G., July 23-'The
German menace, now occupying 50
much attention. Is only a myth. Be
lief in it's existence has been en-
couraged by French Chauvinists or
ultra patriots. with the idea of EN-
hroiling Great Britain and Germany
think that war between these two
countries is inconceivable. 1t IS un-
fornnate that an element among the
British people misunderstood the
aims and aspirations of my country
men,
Dr Herman Paasche, national lib
eral leader and vice president of the
German reichstag. said this today.
DR. paasche and his wife reached
here by train and tomorrow will sail
on the Empress of India for the Ori-
ent.
"Of course the MISUNDERSTANDING,
as far as England is concerned. is
due to the increase of the German
navy during recent years, "A policy
that is supported by the national lib
eral party as warmly as 1t is by the
conservatives. The growth of our
navy is a natural evolution in har
mony with the expaE on and devel
opment of the German empire"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
1925, 1000, If Agreed TO by
House, viii Keep Experts at
Work for One More Year,
Democrats Opposed,
100000 ADDED TO
BUREAU OF PENSIONS
1t is Expected That Bill viii be.
Completed and Sent TO Rep
resentatives Today for Their
Consideration,


Washington July 2s.-presdent
Tafts tariff board secured the prom
Use Of one more year Of liie from the
senate today. After short fight that
body, by Il vote OF "a to 90. authorized
in the sundry civil appropriation bill
an expenditure of $225, 600 for ap-
other years work of investigation Wy
the tariff experts.
Whether the appropriation is made
Will depend on the strength with
which the house rcsists the senate =
demands. The house refused to pro-
vide for the tariff board when it
framed the sundry civil bin and its
conferees are expected 10 Eight the
provision.
Democrats opposed the tariff board
provision today with but three excep-
tions-Senators Chamberlain, New
lands and Thornton-while the reell
lar and progressive republicans were
united in its support
The presidential tariff board was
made more subservient to congress.
however, by an amendment OF senator
Brstow, accepted by the senate With
out vote. which requires the board
to report to congress once each year,
An attempt BY Senator stone To re-
duce the appropriation from S225,OoO
to 800 900 was defeated.
The senate practically completed
the sundry civil bin tonight. but the
passage of the measure IS delayed
until tomorrow morning. Important
changes effected by amendment were
Restricting the employment of eX-
employees OF the federal department
Of Justice as private counsel for the
government at increased compensa-
ton
Providing 100000 additional ans
preparation to the pension office to
aid the comm issioncr in handling the
400, 900 claims arising under the new
pension law.
The senate expects t. conclude the
appropriation bin and send II hack
To the house early tomorrow The blll
carries approximately a,5VO.oVo
for the support Of important govern
ment bureaus and works The senate
added about Sc 900 600 to the amount
by the house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
MILITARY CALLE D
OUT To STOP
RIOTS
Deputy Sheriff Fatally Shot by
Striking Miners in West Vir-
einia County All Reported
Quiet.


Charlestown, W Va. July 2s.-
one company Of milii!a ana a ma
chine gun squad left here early to-
night for Peytona Boone county.
where a deputy sheriff was fatally
shot today during fight with strik-
ing coal miners. sheriff White called
upon Governor GlasscOck for troops.
declaring ne was unable TO handle
the situation.
Except mat Deputy Sheriff sup
hin was shot no details have yet
been received of the trouble.
Peytona adloins the Paint creek re
son. where miners have been on
strike for several months.
Adjutant General Elicit accom-
panied the troops.
Peytona Will not be reached before
midnight.
Shortly after the shooting. which
occurred when the officer attempted
To dsarm q group Of miners who
carried rifles. conditions became
quiet. When the soldiers reached
Petona they found the place quiet
The militia went into camp and pre-
pared to auell any further outbreak.
The strike has been In progress
since April.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
a. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY, JULY "a, 1912
WOMAN MURDERED;
STEP SON SUSPECTED

oklahoma city, okla. July 23.
Mrs. Minnie Ralstin was found dead
in her home near Helena, Okla, to
day, her throat cut and her skull
crushed. She was the wife Of Meek
Ralstin, prosperous farmer. Ralslin
and his son We're away from home at
The time
Early this morning Meek Ralsth,
Jr., IS years old, "A step-son of Mrs.
Ralstin went to the home Of neigh
bor ana said his step -mather had
been murdered. lie was in his night
clothes. He said he heard her groan
ana then heard two men talking. one
Of them said.
Lets get the rest Of them
Search for the persons Ralstin de
scrbed has been fruitless.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
SAL MON CANNERIES
IN FULL OPERATION

Seattle. July 23-All the canneries
on Kodiak island are packing salmon
and the run of fish was not affected
hy the shower Of ashes from the
eruption Of Mt. katmai according to
Il. M. Semmes, steamship agent,
who has Just returned from the
north
All the streams are perfectly clear,
he says, ANA a larger pack than last
year is promised. Stockmen believe,
ne says. that the island viii be bene-
volcano.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
BELIEVE FOUR OF
HEE CHILDREN DKOWNED

Pueblo. col. July Mrs. A. Ke-
hoe of Manhattan, Nevada. who|com-
mitted suicide today was the daughter
of the late William Hogg. formerly
commercial agent for the Missouri Pa
cific railway in Pueblo. Mr.. Hogg
died about ten years ago. She was
lso sister of William C-BillyD
Hoeg. formerly pitcher for the New
York americans. and who died about
three years ago.
1t is believed here that Mrs. ke-
hoe is the mother Of the four children
of the same name who were drowned
I'm the flood near Loveiock. Nevada.
on Thursday Of last week and that
the loss of her children drove her in
sane
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
PASSENGERS RENDER
HAWAIIAN OPERA

san Francisco. Jusv -3-Passengers
an the steamer Wilhelmina. which
arrived in port today from Honolulu,
were entertained by comic opera out
on the bounding hillows. Mrs. Will
liam Summers. Of Denver. wrote the
opera while sojourning In the Ha-
waiian Islands and expected 10 pro-
duce II in san Francisco. She told
couple Of women friends of her secret
and IL soon became the principal
topic Of conversation aboard the shin.
Several stage folk aboard organized q
company and the dreamy musical pic
ture Of the island beaches was given
its christening to an audience OF one
hundred passenseIs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
10000 ELECTRICAL
VOLTS FAILS TO KILL

Canon City. Colo. July 23.-Twen-
ty thousand volts Of electricity passed
through the body of w. j. Terdy. a
lineman employed by the Arkansas
Valley Light 4 Power Co. last night
and he lives Terdy was siringing q
wire when IL came in contact with
one of the heavy feed wires. The fun
current passed through his body and
he was rendered unconscious. Physi-
clans worked for hours over the ap-
parently lifeless form and finally sue
ceeded in restoring the man to con
sciousness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
Harry VaIIon Gambler and
GangSter, Who Was in "Mur-
der Car" ConfeSses to All He
4 Knows of Crime.
MEN "HIGHER UP"
i ARE MOST WANTED
District Attorney Whitman
Gives It Out That He viii
Protect Tools If He Can Catch
! Police ConspifatorS.

(By Morning Jourhai rprc'ii iehre" WIZ
NeW YORK. Julv lmportanl
developments in the Rosenthai mur-
der case were expected to follow
closely "a conference tonight al which
Harry WALTON, The dapper gambler
nnd aangsier, who was in the "nur-
der car the nisht Rosenthal was
shot made statement 20 Deputy
Police Commissioner Dougherty and
District Attorney Whitman. Nallon
gave himself up today and was held
by the coroner without bail for ex-
animation on Il charge of completely
in the murder
Apparently the authorities were
elated at the information obtained
from Valon although its nature was
not divulged. All Commissioners
Dougherty would say was that WALTON
was in thc murder car and that an
important arrest was expected short
~
From WALTON the district attorney
ana Commissioner Dougherty hope to
get the names of those higher up
who hired the gun men To slay Kos
enthal Mr.. Whitman has thrown
down the gauntlet to the police de-
partmont. declaring that the "mur-
der smells of police connivance.'
outside of WALTON, interes; centered
today In the appearance before the
grand iury Of Mrs. Itoscnthal. Her
husband had promised to tell l)lstric'
Attorney Whitman what he knew
about the alleged partnership between
Rosenthal and New York police Of
ficors Whitman now hopes to get
the facts from Mrs. Roscnthal, VINO
is believed to have had Intimate
knowledge Of her husbands affairs.
Mrs Rosenthal is believed 10 have
told the grand jury today much about
the meeting her husband had with
Police Lieutenant Becker, who ac-
onrdng to Rosenthal, WAS his silent
l.uner in his place on West Forty
fifth street.
Whether the four aangsters still al
large who were in the murder car
al the time Of tn. shootns. VIII sur
render, is causing much speculation.
District Attorney Whitman has an
nounced that he will protect every
man in this case" If he can get the
evidence hc wants against policemen
But Commissioner pougheity and ms
private detectives are making every
effort 10 round up the men.
whitley" Lewis, gambler and gang
stcr; Lefty Louis. East side gang
ster; Harry Horowiiz known as
"Gib. the Blood" ana uptown lieu
tenant Of Biz Jack" Seelig, ana
'Dago Frank an Ea: Side gun man,
are sought
It is said that "Dago Frank" and
"Gib. the Blood.v are still in the city
or near hv. The police are not so
sure of the whereabouts OF the oth
ers. 1t is thought they may be IN
Chicago
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
WOMAN MEETS DEATH
AT LONG BEACH

Long Beach. Cal. July 23.-Mrs.
Lorenzo l.. Lamkin. filty-fve years
was killed today when she tried 10
board launch. she started 10 step
from the pier To the launch as a
swell swung the boat and she stepped
into the water. Before she could be
reached the launch had swung back
and crushed her against the piling.
Her husband witnessed the accident.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
FIRE ENGINEERS MEET
IN DENVER THIS FALL

Denver, July Cav II. Loller,
president of the International AS
sociation of Fire Engineers. of
Youngstown. O., is here To consult
with local firemen regarding the con-
vention of the international associa-
ton to be held here September 18th.
Mr. Loller's visit was brought about
BY the resisnation of Terry owens.
as chief Of the Denver fire depart
ment
Former chief Owens today assured
Mr.. Loller that politics had nothing
to do with his resignation and as a
result Of this assurance no change
in the plans of the association viii be
made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24
COMMITS SUICIDE
IN PRESENCE Of
DAUGHTER
Mrs, Kehoe, Daughter of Late
Railroad Official, Shoots
Self; Believed Mental De-
fangement Caused Deed,

CBy Morning journal Special Leased WIre.)
Manhattan, Nev., July 2S. Mrs A.
Kehoe, daughter of William lIogg.
general passenger agent of the Mis-
souri Pacific railroad, at Pueblo. COM
mitted suicide by shooting herself
here today. Mrs. kehoe. who is be
lieved to have been mentally unbal-
anced. took her life in the presence
of her 7-year-old daughter She was
a relative Of Governor Hogg. of Texas
ana recently fell heir to some prop
erty in Colorado. Her husband s a
prominent mining and mill man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24

Washington. July 23.-Pairick
Dunna Of Jersey city. ~. j.. re-
ported arrested by Mexican authOri-
ties ana sentenced To death. is en-
loving his freedom In Berislain. The
state department at the request OF
Representative kinkaid. found Dunno
had never been under arrest nor In
danger OF his life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24

Convened at noon.
Resumed consideration of The seat
mems efficiency hul.
The Judiciary committee virtually
agreed upon an Immediate inquiry
into the existence and ramifications Of
the Sn-callcd beef trust
Representatives littlolDn Submitted
Go the majority Of the n,mhets Of the
steel trust investigating committee
ms views, not IA accord with TIA
chalrman's report
Adjourned al SiA y, M, until noon
tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-24

'NnVtntd At I a. m.
fostoifice appropriation hil EN-
hraeinH a parcels post system, was re
ported.
Senator Gardner spoke on parcels
post systems.
The education and Labor committee
endorsed the bin creating depart
ment of labor and the bin creatine 70
commission on industrial relations.
both of which have passed the house.
senator Percy spuk" on Panama
canal bill and argued against frce
tolls for American shipping
Adjourned at 6.3S p ma until III
"A. M. Wednesday.
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Los Angeles. July 23--The c"nfi-
tfon of Juror l. a. I.eavitt was snch
late today that ii was expected there
would be further continuance OF
the bribery trial Of Clarence 5 Dar-
row when court convenes tomorrow
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seven Girls Die In Fire.

London. July 23.-Seven girls were
killed. five were fatally injured and
several others severely hurt. in "a
fire today in "A four-story building
In Moor Lane In the heart OF the
city. occupied by Christmas card
firm. which employed many women.
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PROSECUTION RESTS
IN JENKINS CASE

'heyenne. Wyo.. July e2.-The
Prosecution rested its case mis- after
moon tn the case Of ! Warren len
VINO Is accused Of numbering his
40 get possession Of her fortune.
ne Prisoners grim reserve since
9 breakdown when his wife's head
exhibited in court by the coroner.
ieiaNed today. He laughed heart
"hen his attorney misquoted d