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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
nEr.AYED RETURNS SHOW
No CHANGE w OHIO


Columbuh. o.. May 23.--ScatterinE
returne from the more distant dis
tricts which have been received with
In the last few hours, indicate anat
Colonel Rooseveit's delegates acquirs
ed In tuesdays primaries will not
drop below the thlrty-two hitherto
accorded him. Governor Wilson Of
New Jersey, however, has made slight
ealna and there a possibility that
Governor narmon's delegates VIII
not total more than 3wenty-HeVen'
The respective piuralities OF the can-
didates In the democratic presiden-
tial preference with practically com
plete returns from an bat seven coun-
ties, are t0,is7 for Wilson and 23,.
e2s for Governor Harmon, giving the
Ohio governor a majority Of tS,0st.
while tnt aeysn counties. Il IN con-
sidered, may reduce Hasmon's major
ity somewhat, no severe change IN
the situation Is expected.
Clermont county, the home oi
lieutenant Governor Hugh Nichols.
HaFmon's campaign manager. gave
Mr.. Wilson plurality Of seventy
1--WE. supporters OF the Ohioan are
said 10 ne IN control Of the county
convention. however.
ON the basis OF the tahulations Of
Delegates 20 the Republican state
convention, Colonel Roosevelt has ap-
parently $50 out OF 75t, while S7s
are necessary 20 control. The county
conventions 10 which deiegatoe we're
elected Tuesday and at which all but
twenty-fhree counties viii name Dell
egates have not met but estimates IN
each county accord Colonel Roosevelt
the ADVANTAGES. The Tart supporters
do not admit this, however, and inti-
mate that the president Will have
enough strength In the state conyen-
tion Ia June 40 give him ,he six deli
egates IA large.
The total Ia Toilette vote In the
primaries Was a little less than ib.-
600. Although Ia one or two In
stances they outran President Tafts
delegates. bis candidates for dele
gatea did not Gain enough votes seri-
ousiy 20 menace any OF Colonel Koose-
yelt's deiegatcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23

number Of autos IN his county listed
for taxation.
IAN act relating 60 public highways
aid bridges" being the fourth OF Mr.
Hoit's good roads bills. creates the
state highway commission. 20 consist
of the governor, commissioner of pub
Tic lands, state auditor and state en-
gineor. IN addition 20 ita other pow
ora and duties this commission shalt
have charge Of all matters pertaining
to the expenditure OF the state road
funa. The commission ahan have
power 20 employ and fIx the salaries
Of employees necessary 20 carry on SIS
work. The commission il empowered
to make rules and regulations govern
ing the methods OF construction, Inn
pr0vement and maintenance Of state
roads and compel compliance with
them.
The bin provides that the commits
sion shall "aelect, lay out and can-
struct system OF prospective state
highways" giving preference In the
order Of construction TO the Canine
Real The commission is to make all
necessary Investigations into mater
ials and methods OF construction. with
NfniNfN ttHNHi Nhu 70 ISSUE hNrN nut-
lotins and literature as Il may deem
necessary In extending aid and CO.
operation TO the counties preference
may be glvan by the commission 20
those counties which shall contribute
an amount AZ least equal 10 that ap-
propriaied by the commission for ex-
pendiiure IN such counties"
A county road board la created Ia
each county the members OF which
shall serve without compensation for
three years. All road funds In the
county are 90 be expended under the
direction of the county board. n
county boards are authorized 20 lay
out coanty road systems along the
main travelled routes and a. lay them
out and construct them in such man
nor that they snail make continuous
and direct lines of travel between the
counties" County surveyors viii file
with the state commission plats o.
the county systems. Road supervis-
ors are 90 be abolished. their duties 90
be DISCHARGED by the county boards.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
SEVERE CRITICISM
FOR CAPTAIN OF
I'LL FATED
TITANIC
RECOMMEND REWARD FOR
CAPTAIN OF CARPATHIAI
tBy EvenInE HeraId a. 3. leased wIreD |

(By EveninH HeraId a. 3. LEASED wIreb
Washington, May 2a.--The senate
committee on commerce today con-
aldered the report ON the Titanic dis
aster which the committee Will cub
init 20 the senate next Tuesday. II
viii De sweeping arraignmcnt, Il Is
understood, OF the conduct OF the Of
ficers. especially Captain smith. under
which the great vessel swept along
through the iceberg area TO her doom
With sts immense loss Of life. The
report was framed largely by senator
William Alden smith Of Michigan. the
chairman OF the subcommittee that
conducted the investigation.
The report. Il Is said. viii severely
criticize Captain smith as mainly re-
sponsible for the disaster because OF
failure 10 heed the warnings of other
vessels; the British board OF trade for
lax inspection: J. Bruce lsmay, who
was q passenger. and will point 20 the
lack Of discipline In the time Of dam
ser, captain Lord Of the Californian
VIII figure IN the responsibility be-
cause OF failure 20 take necessary
steps when near the Titanic whose
rocket signals OF distress were seen
aboard the Californian
Congress viii be asked to reward
Captain Rostron OF the rescue chip
Curpathia.
LEGISLATION win be pressed as the
result OF the conclusions announced
in the report, A genera bin being
drafted by senator smith. along with
other measures already framed In the
a.. i
by. the commerce committee and re-
duced % concrete legislation 10 meet
the lessons drawn from the Titanic
disaster,
The report viii criticize the lack OF
drills and tests aboard the Titanic.
the aiis miles an hour speed al the
time OF the accident, the failure OF the
steamship company 30 provide the M.
tanic with glasses for the iook6uts
and with searehllghta. the failure 10
give gencrui warning % the passon
gers after the vessel had struck an
icenerg with an impact estimated al
the combined force Of the broadsidos
OF score of largest gums used by
the navy. aud the White Star line
company for ~ course a. to Rlvlne
out Information on Monday OF the
disaster
win some notifications. In view of
ihe excitemont. u viii criticize the in
uinerence OF some of those aboard
the lifaboRts 20 those atrugeqllng in
the wnter IN view OF the fact that the
evidence showed that the lifeaoal.
w.ich could have taken ii76 person.
only carried I0f. The report will
advocate mpre lifeboats. more ex-
tenalve wireless apparatus and other
equipment. The committee win uree
definite international UNDERSTANDING
looklng % greuter safety at sea. Two
set speeches on the disaster viii foI.
low the presentation OF the repari
next Tuesday. Senator smith viii
make a speech on the subject and
senator ksynor Of Maryland viii die.
cusa THE lessons taught conerese ana
the people BY the Titanic disaster"
This committee reached 40 ANA
conclusions ei this mornings session
ana resumed the discussion az fhs
"|'"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
HUNS BATTLE WITH
POLICE; GENERAL
STRIKE CALLED
IN BUDA PEST
Bloody Riot Results From
Election of Unpopular Mem
bers as Speaker of Lower
House Of Parliament.
RAIN OF BULLETS GREETs
DIS0RDERLY WORKMEN

(ny Evening Herald A. y. LEASED wgrel
Buda Pest. Hungary May "a
sharp battles between the police and
strikers have been frequent all over
the city throughout the morning. Two
strikers have been killed and many
of the police and strikers wounded
twenty-five OF the latter severely
Practically all the trade unlonlsl
workers n Buda Pest with the excep-
tion OF municipal employees struck
this morning as q result or a resolu-
tion passed last night by the socialist
union which proclaimed general
strike as "A protest against the eiee-
tion Of Count Tlsza as speaker or the
lower house. Count Tisza IL a strone
opponent Of universal suffrage
Fifty thousand wogkmen asa0m-
hled this morning IN the streets Head.
ing 10 Parliament Square al the APP
pru0ches OF which were guarded by
strong cordons Of police.
The strikers. finding their efforts
to obtain possession Of PaFiiamnni
square unavailing. started wreokinr
windows and street lamps and de-
stroying goods displayed In the shor
windows Thcn thoy hoean atoning
the police who drove them off repeat
edly, charging with their clubs.
The most serious encounter oc-
CURED in outer Wigncr street. where
the strikers took possession Of biz
building from which they fired M tho
police with revolvers After several
Of the policemen had been hit with
bullets the officer IN charge ordered
the men 90 return the fire. Several
volioys were fired into the crowd and
two OF the strikers were killed and
q dozen wounded
rhr strikers IN the building. unable
to Withstand the sharp reply of the
police. dashed ont OF the doors and
fled IN AN directions.
Another hot revolver nght between
the police and the strikers occurred
near the parliament house this after
noon. There were several fatalities
among the strikers. one mounted
policeman WAS killed. another fatally
injured and several severely injured.
The mob destroyed much property.
Most of the stores have been closed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
Rival Republican Candidates
Battle for States Twenty
Eight Representatives to
Chicago Convention.
LATE RETURNS SHOW
NO CHANGE IN OHIO
Colonel Has Cinch on Thirty
Two District Delegates With
Those at Large Still in
Doubt.


(ny EvenIns Herald A. =. leased Wirei
NewarK. n. J.. May 23.--Prealdent
TAFT and Colonel RooHeveit today
moved on New Jersey for their next
state campaign for delegates 20 the
national convention. The battle mr.
the twenty@eight Representatives this
atate VIII send To Chicago opened last
night when senator Ia Toilette spoke
at Jersey city and West Hobokon.
Colonel Roosevelt IL the next cendi-
date ON the neld, coming into the
state this morning for "a series OK
speeches that Will close tonight at
Jersey city The president VIII open
His campaign at Camden tonight.
a large part Of the campaigning
will be By automobile and both Pres
idena TAFT and Colonel Roosevelt viii
spend several nights IN New York
setting ont each morning 20 cover
the thisksy populated perts OF the
state within the committing zone.
Governor Wilson is the only candi-
date named en the Democratic pri-
mary ballots but the governors catB-
paign committee is opposed BY q
strong antl- WILSON organization which
Il trying 60 elect 'uninStruciede dele
gatea,
The primafles are next Tnesday'
Twenty four delegates are chosen Tor
the twelve congressional districts aud
four delegates at large BY the total
vote Of the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23

on q personal appeal from Speaker
hacn, who placed Major Llewellyn ln
tho chair. ana took the floor la be-
half OF the measure, the house this
morning By unanimous vote passed
amended House Hill i2i appropriat-
ina $1,000 for the completion Of tho
scenic llahway between santa ~
and Las Vegas Sir. Harn said thar be
was the first man in "a legislature
anywhere in the United ssates 60 In
troduco BIN % employ convict labor
upon public roads hn ch trged that
ms enemies sought 90 iakc al the
cFt ~ for this Wise piece of ieslslA-
tion but they had not succeeded. he
referred Ia the time when he had
been thrown out Of a New Mexico
ioaialature by the men who would
like 90 dethrone him at this timc.
to told the house it was a matter 0f
personal pride with him a. pass thia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
PRESIDENT WELCOMES
WORllD'S NAvIGATORs
Inv nvenfnw Hernlf A. n. H.s.ses VVfr~,

(Dy Eveniag Hsraid A. r. LEASED wfrsD
Philadelphia, May 23.--Presldent
TAFT. on behalf of the nation. welcom-
ed the delegates from many countries
10 the twelfth international congress
0f navigation that began here today.
- know YOU will believe mo when
] say" the president declared. that
the building OF the Panama canal is
an evidence of the desire OF the Unit
"a states TO DO something for the
welfare Of the people of the world"
Mr.. TAFT touched upon universal
peace among the nations, humOrously
remarking that Il ls at present suf-
fering temporary halt hut adding
seriously that the hearts of the Amer
lean people beat high for every step
toward the peace OF the world and for
the time when battleshlps shall not be
luilt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23

today between the main columns Of
the rebels and federals had not been
obtained up 20 noon today by the
Mexican consul
A telegraph circuit vita Nogaies and
Mexico Clty % Coneios. the nearest
station % Aeunsoio wus made up, but
the only information available WAS
tnat the operator az the federal camp
Failed TO answer.
Il ls assumed that General Huerta
has ordered his operator TO tap q
wire further north than Asunscio and
news Of the battle through federal
sources Ia not expected until late to-
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
DEMAND FOR SURRENDER
SERVED ON rNarrRgENq

Havana. May 2s.--rhe report cur
rent this morning that Generals Este
Rezo and iyonot had requested 20 me-
gotiate terms with the commander OF
the government forces. proves 20 have
bsen premature. but the government
declares that u expects an offer OF
surrender from them az any moment,
la default of this an immediate ad-
vance viii be made by the govern
ment troops on the rebels.
The Cuban government Is confident
that Il has the situation in hand and
u determined not 70 accept anything
less than an Immediate aud uncondi-
tionai surrender.
in default Of the immediate sub
mission OF the Insurgents q Gordon OF
government troops win attack ihi
rebels from an sides.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
REVOLUTIONARY HAND
DISPENSED NEAR q

santiago. Cuba, May 9s.--The first
fight between regular troops and the
nesro Insurgents occurred al La Gu
hama today. when q detachment of
regulars commanded by Colonel Ma
chado attacked a band of rebels O1
whom they killed one and took one
prisoner
The Insurgents dispersed. ablNpdon-
ing their arms. The troops are now
actively pursuing them.
A body Of 700 negroes under Cen
crai Esten0z set fire today 90 the cans
fields on the EaporanEa. santa Ruun
and Corfanies Plantations owned by
spanlardn.
The rural guards remained inactive.
"a thnr n.n4n tna Iii. AZ, n..ntr,f fl,a oII,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
No Toll on Coastwlsc Vessels.

Washington. May 2s.--Ily a vote Of
l47 to ice the house today reanirmed
sts decision thut no toll shoeid be
charged American vessels engaged in
coastwise trade for passage through
Panama canal. The provision was
bitterly fought aud the result was re-
ceived with cheers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23

Washington. May 23.-Tho senate
committee ON finance today author
lzed senator smoot tO report adycrnee
81 the house wool tarin revision nlil
and 20 announces that later the RE-
publican members az the committee
would take ur the framlnr of a Re-
nnhllnnn annA-lIuL- ~ naInI-n a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23

washington, May 23.--Thc aholl-
ton OF the commerce court was urged
In a petition from the Arizona leEls-
iatUre presented "a the senate today.
The petition asserts that the court %
''used by the railroads 10 block the
work Of the interstate commeree
commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
BILLS BY Mr.. HOLT
PROVIDE FULL
PROGRAM FOR
ROAD WORK
Authorizes State to Bond It
self for Half Million Dollars
for Building and Maintain
ing Highways.
STATE COMMISSION
POWERS OUTLINED


. The house committee on inves- 4
. tigHtion introduced three reso-
y iuti0ns IN the house this altar
= noon. The first empowers the 4
= speaker 10 appoint aub-commit-
= tees 90 investigate every state q
. ana county office. providing s. 4
. per day for each investigators
. expenses The second resolution
. authorizes the Investigation on I
= the ground slie, the Ie0ple de- 4
q mand ". The third resolution
= seats the two Democratic mem 4
. hers Cassd0s and NJ. G. Mar
= tlnez, whose sea,s were contest Z
. ed. q
II Is understood the Commit
. tee Of Thirts is row pledged to
. stand together behind the speak 9
= er 10 the end of the session. to q
. permit the pnssage Of no bills 9
= that are Objectionable 70 II and 9
. not 90 allow any bills to pass 9
. limiting the powers Of the gov .
. erncr. 9
a. a a A a A \
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23

Ei raso, TeN. May 2S.--Communi-
coilon between here and che foderel
nlnllunII-M "A A-nnl1Io. lu.I nnnlll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23

wv Ni - AH hlf
Ilosumed consideration of PAM
anna canal administration BILL
charges 90 pilielai misconduct
BY Al. q. valentine. Indian COM
mlalonvr were renewed before
Interior department expenditure
cnmmittce
hy a vote Of ffg 10 i26 tAe
provision ln Panama bin requli-
lna 10 soils b. chnreod Ameri-
can cooqlNlae trade vessels PASS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23
TODAY IN CONaREss


Met at noon.
Flnancc committee authorized
Senator Smoot 10 report adverse
IS the house wool tarln revision.
hili and announced that a sub
stltuto measure would be franz
ed.
Commerce committee consid-
cred report VI Titanic invcsiiga-
ton which VIII be- made May ~.
Arizona legislature In petitian
urged abolition 0f commerce
court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-23

r0nAT's NEWS TODAY
You at n IN the HERALD.
sixty Cents a month delivered
at pour doori nifty cents BY
mail.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-24

The Peoples feature a war drama OF
the revolutionary period called the
Pride of Lexington" Othcr good pic
lures are white Aprons" and when
Mandy Comes to Town."
Bennettc ana Marccllc, in acrobatic
pantomine. arc the vaudeville feature.
their act is good one.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-24

on file in the Office OF the auditor gen
eral Unless Governor Osborn cabs
special session TO appropriate funds "a
make the necessary repairs, building
operations will have TO be postponed
until 1.-THE legislature or 1913 relieves
the situation.
The ire az Flint is the most disas-
trous to the state IN recent years The
records of the board of auditors show
that on December rs the Northern
state Normal school al Marquette was
damaged by FIRE 10 the extent Of $685.
0S4 June IS, 1906, IRE visited the in
dustrial school for girls AZ Adrian
causing loss Of $3.50.
June 20. 1906 one of the buildings at
Jackson prison was damaged 10 the
extent of S5.5S5. and again on March
IS. 1908, the same Institution suffered
a loss OF $7OS.O4. The asylum At Pom
tiac sustained a less Of sl3,42S on June
/ 10. 1908. February ?. 1904, fire II
the machine shop at the University ol
Michigan caused loss of $685..
November II. 1905, tile armory a
Grand Rapids was damaged by fr'
with loss OF S3.OSE2f. Home for thu
feeble minded at L3pcer was damase'
to the extent of s4S%.S5. January II
1910, a fire at the Michigan school fo
the Deaf at Flint caused loss o
$4,000. May Il, 191O one Of the build
inps of the Industrial School for Boy
was destroyed, causing a loss OF 49,
5G7.94.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-24
knlcArAoop AMONG WOMEN
Many Have Beer Knishted for Acts o
Galantry.

1t is not at all well known that
knighthood has constantly becn con-
ferred upon women. Many English Ia
dies received the accolate and many
more were members of such knishtly
orders as the Garter and 81. John.
When Mary Cholmopdeley, the bold
lady of Cheshire" was knghted by
Elizabeth for her valiant address on
the queen taking the command at the
threatened invasion of Spain did she
know what a whole city of Spanish
women, the gallant women of Tortcso
lad been knighted for saving their
city from the Moors? Mary and Eliza
beth had both been knighted at theiI
coronations. but 10y the time Anne
the second Mary and Victoria ascend
cd the throne II had been quite for
gotten that according TO English hw
and use a woman who filed mans
Office acquired all its privileges an1
was immune from none of its duties.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-24

Gently. says the North China Daily
News. with pick and shovel on thal
norton Of the city rampant which races
lie street leading to the old yameh
rho wall itself is several times wider
than the alleyways along which pedcs-
trians and rickshaws make their de-
vious and difficult way in that part OF
the city. The space acquired oy the
removal OF the wall should. therefore
If used to best advantage, be of con-
siderable value.
II appears To have been sud Jenny
discovered that the wall Is useless az
means of defense and that II is an ugly
.mpedirnent tc the development ana
Improvement of the native quarters
Tho work was put in hand immediate
~ the order went forth from the town
han works department that IL was TO
le executed without fall.
The first section To be removed Is
that stretching from near the old va
men aionr the great east gate 10 the
united fire brigade buildings. The
noat or creek beneath the wall Is to
be filled in and II rs reported ptN"N
.relco is, 90 take its place
To Move Shanties.
The. owners and inhabitants q cham
! DIES on the wall have been ordered 10
remove these. and any fences, material l.
tic. which would inped' tho proEresS
If the work. An outery might havo
been expected, since the scheme had
,een strongly opposed, but the order
las been quietly accepted. IN facL
very little interest seems to have been
aroused by the work. even though X
. inaugurates q striking change.
Two of the principal gates in the city
wall at Hangchow have been removed
: At Canton the republican government
has ordered an Investigation rs to the
population ard the number Of houses
along the wall inside and outside the
city The officials deputed TO the work
are to report in a month, submitting a
list of the houses aud residents, togeth-
cr with a schcme for tho demolition Of
the entire city wall.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-24

The Royal exhibited last evening
"The Brave Hunter" won by a
Fish, "Thc Hand Of Fate" The Doc
tor and a Pathe Weekly. Thirteen in
weekly, being the new sidedoor step
less cars now IN use in certain Sec
lions of New York city. food at Wa
terloo, Neb.; burning oil well at oil
City. Pa, which has been spouting for
three years; hurricane at Clifton, n.
j., showing effects; Easter parade at
Atlantic City: Indian chiefs being re-
ceived by tho head of the Indian Blu
reau and being presented TO Speaker
Clark French army aeroplare at
The Calumet news., 1912-05-24
May be Called to Vote Appropri.
alton to Rebuild Michigan
School for the Deaf
STATE HAD NO INSURANCE
Not Enough Money Available tC
Cover Cost Of New Buildings
Unless Legislators is Convened Build
ing Operation Will Be
4 Delayed. -

Lansing. Mich, May 2l.-Owlng to
the fact that the state board OF ald-
tors Is not authorized to eXpend more
than 100000 in year TO repair state
buildings destroyed by fires OF storms
il will be necessary for Governor Os-
born to call special session of the
Legislature In order TO secure an APP
preparation 20 lcbuild the structure
destroyed at the Michigan School for
The Deaf, 4 any acticn along that Lille
Is to be taken this Year.
The state carries no insurance on
any of it's property At various times
this matter has been considered b!
members Of The legislature, but IT has
been demonstrated that the cost of tho
insurance on all Of the state buildings
would exceed the losses that nave oc-
cuned in recent years. and it has beer
decided in each instance TO continue
under the present system.
Under the present law 100000 it
placed in special fund each year e
be used in repairine property that Is
destroyed but the statute provides
that not more than 100000 shall be
expended unless by act of ;he legisla
Iturc.