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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29
TAFT GETS IS DELEGATES;
RnOSETEI.T EIGHT N INDIAN

Indianapolis, Ind. March 2s.-Fivs
congressional districts in Indiana elect
ed delegates to the Republican national
convention, two OF them the second
and tenth. choosing Taft men and the
sixth, eighth and ninth selecting ROOse-
Welt supporters.
Taft. with the four delegates at large
elected at the special state convention
has total Of IS and Roosevelt eight
OF Indiana's delegation of So
The 18th district viii choose choose
delegates April % and the 18th district
April .. Contests are expected IN both
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29
One-Sentence Philosophy
QUAKER lIEDITATTOys-

(From the Philadelphia Record
A pretty woman ana a successful man
have one thing in common; both are
COnceited.
Most everyone you know is willing TO
take chance on wealth keeping him
out of heaven.
a sharper is a keen man with dull
conscience
Ability to roll a cigaret with one
hand never struck Us as much of an
accomplishment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29

prepare them for your own dinner, and
YOU viii realize the horror later in the
evening that YOU have eaten your
neighbors hen. The shock need not be
too. severe. however, as YOU had fattened
her yourself. Still, if YOU are a con-
scientious man, you viii sigh heavily as
you set the trap again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29

North Western telegraphic lines is out
Of order and no word can be received
from south Of CaballO. d small station
south of Pearson. Officials of the
road say that the cause of the wire
trouble, they believe, was a severe
wind storm in that section IN, the last
few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29
BOTH SIDES CLAIM THE
NICEORN II MALAIL-AN EIGHT

Nogales. Ariz.. March 2g.-Heavy
losses were sustained by both sides
and each claimed a victory in the
battle between Mexican federals and
rebels at DIazatlan, March 26. accord
ing to a letter received here from
railroad man at San Bias.
The state of Sonora generally is
quiet now except for a few wandering
bands of outlaws. All able bodied
males in that state over II years old
are liable to cOnscriptiOn at any time,
it is said
NORTH WESTERN WIRES DOWN
BETWEEN JUAREL AND CHTHUAHUA
Telegraphic communication with the
city OF Chihuahua over the Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29
CREEL is WITH
MADERO PARTY
Denies Aiding the Rebels.
New York Sun Thinks He
Hurts Madero'S Cause.

New York. \. Y. March 29-
, A long statement from Enrique c.
? Creel, secretary Of foreign rela-
tiOns IN the last Diaz cabinet
and former Mexican ambassador
to the United States. was pub
! Gshed here today, denying the
report that either he or Gen.
: Luis Terrazas are taking part
: in the new revolutionary move
ment or giving IL support IN any
!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29

Fun measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
NO ABROGATION Of
ARCHAIC RULES
IN DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION
National Chairman Mack De.
clares Two-Thirds Majority
Will Be Necessary to Nom.
mate at Baltimore.
CONTESTANTS TO BE
GIVEN BRIEF HEARING

tny Evenina lhssaia a. y. LEASED wirsi
baltimore. ND. June Demo-
rretlc National Committeeman GATHER
ing here expressed the opinion today
that no moves wouid be made 10 abro.
gate either the unit rule or the rule
thnt provides that tWo-thirds vote
shan be necessary to nominate "a oan-
didate. mo intimutivn has come 20
me- said National Chairman Mack 20
daN, 'thdt any move wpuid be made
Ga do away with the unit and two-
thirds rules and az those are oues-
tions that would have to come tlrat
before the national committee ID Is
likely ] would know about it The
tMo-rules undoubtedly VIII continue
Ia force during the coming conven.
ton"
While no donnlto time has been de-
termincd upon for the presentation OF
contests, u WAS learned thar only a
few minutes would he given each side
for arguments. The natiOnni commit
tee expects To finish up an tine con
tests within an hour or two.
Leader Charles II. Murphy OF Tam
many hail with his personal advisers.
are expected here next Friday and the
big bHnds of TammHny braves viii
take the train couventionward the fol-
lowing Monday
Harmon marching clubs from Ohio.
including a glee club of 100 voices
and farmers clubs from Ross county,
mounted on horses, are due TO arrive
during next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
NEGROES
PLAN DESCENT
ON MEADOW
CITY
Dusky Followers Of Champion
Jack johnson Travel to Las
Vegas in Special Train
From Oklahoma and Denver
TICKETS FOR FIGHT IN
HANDS OF WELLs-FARGO



las Vegas n. NJ. June i4-Tickcts
Tor the Johnson Flynn bout Tor the
heavyweight championship uI the
world, 90 be staged here on Jus TN
today were placed on sale through
the Welis-- Fargo Express COMPANY
Pats OF the arena aud "a lib, ~ sup
ply Of the pBstebOards has been
paced with Nel,s-Fargo ag sh's 90 all
the principal cities of the country.
Jack johnson yesterday found time
TO take ride In his automobile 10
Watrous, town ten miles north OF
here. and raced Santa i'c train
bnck 20 Los Vegas. The wagon road
Is parallel to The tracks and johnson
burned up me dirt keeping np with
the train. The news of the race v'as
reroricd here by the couuuc.cr OF
thu train.
The promoters OF the fight IA orco
demonstrated with johnson, letting
MIN he must be more oarefgl ana net
run the risk OF spelling the show by
getting hurt.
At least 1000 negroes are expected
here Tor the fight. rhey win travel
in style, having chartered special
train from Denver and several caSs
on the special train TO be run here
from oklahoma city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
Dozen More Delegates Added
to Presidents String As Re-
suit Of Today's Contest Pro-
Ceedings.
ACRIMONIOUS ARGUMENT
FEATURE OF SESSION
Roosevelt Adherents Denied
Roll Call aud Contestants
Are Awarded Seats by Viva
VOce Vote of Committee.

tBy bveninm Herald 4. q. Leased Wirel
Chicago, June lts-Twelye delo-
Eates designated is supporters of
President Taft wCre declared entitled
to seats in tbs Rcpublican national
convention by tho national cofninit-
tee today as sho not results of lis
hearings of coniesls prior Go l2.30 h.
M -Four Of lheecr-tWu each from tic
third district Of oklahoma and the
second district of Tennessee
victorious over coutesting Roosevelt
delegations
0iina and first Tennessee districts in
volved factional tights between TAFT
adherents. no Roosevelt men appear
ing as claimants iOr the seats The
two contests involving Issues between
TAFT and Roosevelt, supporters were
decided by viva voco votes, the Roose-
veit members OF The committee bolng
unable to obtain % roll call. In both
cases the question az issue Involved
the regularity Of riyai conventions.
walter l., HOuEcr. campaign man
ager for senator LaFollette, held a
seat In the national c0mmiftee's meet.
ing today, representing Committee
man Alfred T. Rogers OF Wisconsin.
Nearly Two hours OF acrimonious
argument az the forenoon session OF
the Republican rational committee
today had as It's net result the trans
Zen of the two delcgates from a single
OklnhOmn district the third, from
the contested" to the Taft column.
The issue hinged upon the regularity
OF rival conventions held az Tulsa
the ho0sevclt delegates appearing as
contestants.
Following this action tho commit
tee quickly disposed of the first south
Carollna district case. in which the
regular aud centestlng delegations
were both composed 80 Tau support
era. Tho coutestants were seated.
The national COMMITTEES taen seat
cd the Sells faction of TAFT delegates
IN the first Tennessee distrif No
Roosevelt contest was involved.
The two T8it delegates contest
from the second Tennessee district
was settled by the national commit
toe without roll cnll, Roosevelt men
voting no
A motion Go seat the Roosevelt deli
egatcs WAS deteated.
Under pruvislunnl agreement
reached by Republican national COM
iuiItec member. the hearings on the
TC4as contests Nerc put over until to-
aOrrow. II is cXpcctcd 10 argue the
Washington contests late today. IL
they can Ice reached.
The pustpouomcnt OF the Texas
hearings was requested by the TAFT
attorneys, who asked for further time
in Which 10 prepare their case.
The Two TAFT delegates from the
rinth Tennessee district we're seated
~ the national con riiitee, Roosevelt
monbets voting mo" 80 roll call
A substitute motion 10 scat the
Roosevelt deicgatca WAS defeated.
Roll calls were FUSED
The True-C church delegation for
Taft from the Ttnth Tennessee dis
.rict VAS also STATED
Tho committee later postponed un.
.l tomorrow the TeAas, Virginia aaq
contests hearing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
TAFT WILL FIGHT HOTu
I.AFDltfefvrE AND t't'AIAgFNs

Washington. june Fricitds 81
the president here said it he WIS not
nominated he decidedly would oppose
either senator cummlns or senator
LaFoilotte as corprOmise candidates.
The presidents opposition. his friends
said. would be- baeed on their uttl-
tudc toward the courts and ,hc g..
call ot Judges aud decisions.
Some of MIR, Tafts friends said II
ne were confronted with the neces.
ssty Of naming his preference FOR q
compromise candidate they believed
hc would turn 10 some man ilhn
senator Root Of New York. or former
Vice President Fairbanks of Indiana.
Il has become known that Mf. Fair,
banks is the presidents chuice for
chairman of the committee on rcs0s
iutiOnA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
NOT GIVING
MILLIONS TO
SCHOOLS
Have Better Use for MY Money
Declares Electrical Wizard
When Charged With Max
ing PrinCely Gift.



Orange. \. j., June la--Thomas
Edison emphaiicully denies that there
is any truth In the report thal he was
the giver of the S2.50O.OO0 fund re-
Gently given by some one TO the Mas
sachuAetts Institute OF Technology,
Boston. The inventor says that he has
a better use FOR his money.
"Of course. ! did not do any such
thing," said Mr.. Edison with em-
pnasis. - have better use for my
money. ! can use my money 10 q
thousand times better advantage than
any college IN the country
Mr.. Edison told how people were
constantly applying To him for dona-
tons for various charitable. benovc-
tent ind educational institutions
People como to me and ask far
81, 00O or fi0,00g for this or that
said the electrical wizard II don't
give Il 10 shem because can use II
better ia experiments that are likely
20 work out some thing of great good
Tor mankind.
"If ! had billion dollars.
wouidn't make such gift as you
speak Of i.et Rockefeller and Frick
and others who have So much money
that taoy don't know what 90 DO with
r. give their millions 10 the colleges
u they want TO. have better use for
mine"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
,oln,l win 9s ,;,,s.l different from 'he national

viii be- different from the national
COMMITTEES.
prlnclpal interest today conferred In
the coming Of senator Root the work
of the national committee In the con-
test hearings end a score Of impaa-
stoned addresses BY leaders ON both
sides at various meetings OF delegates
There was an influx OF Iowa Lead
erH today and much activity around
the headquarters of y enator Cum
minis.
II was reported that the Taft lead
ers had abandoned the idea Of asking
the convention 10 pnas resolution
compelling delegates 20 obey insttruc-
tions until released by the candidates
Many Of the Taft people thought
this plan, which ls said % have been
suggested BY Powell Clayton OF Ar
kansas. would cffoctually bring their
delegates from the southern states w
line.
Today, however. the TAFT leaders ln
seVcrai northern states objected 60
tho plan and insisted that TAFT WAS
the SECOND choice Of several delegates
Instructed for Roosevelt who would
be willing to change their votes after
the first ballot In this class are said
10 be twenty from Illinois, six from
Ohio. eight from Pennsylvania aud
five from Maryland.
The Taft leaders Insist their candi-
date will be Ia as good position 10
make an open fiKht FOR votes on the
floor Of the convention as Roosevelt,
providing there IL no choice on the
first ballot.
Ilowellyn Jordan of the treasury
department at Washington, who ~
acting in behalf Of See, 00O federal
civii service employees today, opened
a A.
slstants will attempt TO have a plank
In she platiOri. calling
for gn adequate" compensation. lil-
hillty and retirement Law for civil
service employees.
Among the csrly arrivals were the
Wyoming delegation of six instructed
FOR Taft, headed by Senator r. +.
Warren and the Delaware delegates.
Senator Clarence -. Clark. delegate
it-largc from wyoming. ana mem
toned by the Taft people for the
Of the credentials com
mittcc. has arrived.
The buatling routine Of the head
inrters Of Director Mckinley OF the
raft forces was rudely interrupted by
he announcement that Colonel
Roosevelt would depart tonight for
Chicago. The usual reception to the
,rriyig delegates was temporarily
suspended. Scores OF them were left
,oollng their hccis In the ante-room
while tke leaders gathered In Mr.. Me-
<lniey's room.
After hrief talk the conference
broke up. Representative Mckinley
said the leaders were Just talking
hings over"
After "A careful review Of the situ-
,tiOn. William Barnes. Jr.. asserted
hat President Taft would be nomi-
aated on the first ballot.
''The president will nave sos dele
rates on the first ballot" he said.
Roosevelt VIII have only t6S. am
confident that these figures will rep-
esent accurately the first nominating
'ote In the convention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
N CUBA
RECALL DAYS Of
WEYLER
Thousands Of Hungry and Des-
titute Refugees Forced to
Camp in Streets; United
States Marines on Defensive


HAVANA, June lf.o-rhe United
states marines stationed at Ei Cnbrc,
ten miles west o4 santiago have
thrown up entertainments and are
well prepared % resist any attack
THE Cuban gunbunt nairf has arr
rived. bringing a. prisoners GregoriO
sufin. noted negro leader, and ten
others
The United states transport Caesar
arrived on santiago and transferred
4upplies Go the gunbOHi pHdncah FOR
the marines STATIONED lu that vicinity
The mayor Of palmn sorano re-
ports mat the cOndltloBs there are
most serious. More than four th0us.
and persons have taken raiuEo in tho
town. where they are sleeping len the
streets ana afe absolutely destitute.
The conditions, according 10 tho
mayor recall the horrors of thc rec
oncentrHdo days when General Wev-
ier was endeavorln8 10 crush tho Cu-
ben revolution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
Attack on Perth AmbOy
Works Repulsed With Loss
Of One Life and Injury of
Several LabOring Men.
GOVERNOR WILSON MAY
CALL OUT STATE GUARD
Four Hundred Deputy Sheriffs
Sworn in to Guard Plant of
American Smelling and Re-
fining Company in New Jer.
sey.

tay Evening" Herald =. q. LEASED wirei
Perth Amboy y. j.. June IA
thousand striking iahurcrs storned
the plant Of the American Smelling
and Refining company here today
and were fired on hy deputy shorifts
one Striker was killed ana three
others were wounded The man
killed was shot tWgco through the
meek. Those injured are IA critical
condition.
The strikers succeeded In settling
firc 20 the fence surrounding the
works before they were driven back
After retreating out Of range they
held parley and the strike leaders de-
clafed they would make another
chafEe ana get inside OF the works
even az the cost OF more lives.
Sheriff Bollschfoilier immediately
took steps 10 swear IN 200 additional
deputies and said he would refrain
as long as possible from calling on
the militia
Governor Wilson notified the
sherff that an adequate guard OF
militia men would bo sent II the
sheriff deemed Il expedsent
The rattle OF revolver shots sent
over the heads of rloters az they
stormed the plants, hurting stOneh.
kept residents Of the city awake most
OF the night Brit Cen. -. j Collins
m command Of .he national guard OF
New Jersey, was still on the scene.
The strike Is peculiar one in-
yolNinB as Il does no particular craft.
nut being made np VariouHly of la
horers OF the American smcltng ana
Refining company. section handal
from the northeastern division of fnt
Lehlgh Valley railroad men, women
and girl employees of the Perth Am
boy Tobacco company. iSburera Of tie
Barber Asphalt company and other
minor plans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
BITTER LOCAL FIGHTS
INVOLVED an CONTEST

Chicago. june if.--Of the contests
confronting the committee when it
met today. those from North Caro-
lima. south OarOlina and Oklahoma
we're expected 60 take but lutte time.
In the Remaining North Carolina di1e
trict the fourth. the contest involved
local isEues and 30 question existed
az 10 Colonel ROOBevelts title TO the
two deieeates
lr The first south Carolina district
the Taft forces claimed live Roosevelt
men Boiled, while the opposition dele.
CATION claimed 90 nave been regularly
and legally elected. ln the third
Oklahoma district the Roosevelt
forces declare the Taft delegates were
outnumbcred and refused 10 So TO the
knii where the convention Was called
% meet, holding their convention eise-
whore. The Taft delegates. on the
other hand, claimed they controlled
and organized the third district con-
VentiOn and thai the Roosevelt Wina
then bultGd. IN Che Tennessee con-
tests. embracing the first. second,
ninth and tenth Districts. bitter local
iiRhts we're involved, The delegatl0ns
from the Memphis or tenth. DIS.
trlct were both Cor TAFT on al least
neither WAS claimed by the RoOsc-
Welt forces. in the first and second
districts local political differences are
said 20 have resulted in he OrBanl1a-
tiOn OF separate conventions.
The Texas cases involve probably
the hardest fight the committee viii
meet. The Roosevelt DELEGATIONS
from that state are ali championed
by Cecil Lyon, national committee
man. ana one of Colonel kuusCfelts
most ardent supporters in the south.
The TAFT delegations represented, on
the other hand. the organization pCr-
lectcd hy a. ~ McGrrE0r of Nous
ton 90 unfcnt colonel Lyon and end
his power in the state
Rival state conventions aud rival
county conventions were held Ia
Texas and their actions form the
basis fOr the contests before the nn-
tional committee. The ruu lorcss
claim 10 have procns1ed regularly 90
hold district contuullDnH aftUr the
state committee undef Colonel lyons
domination had refused to call such
conventions,
The Lyon Roosevelt forces, ou the
other hand. claimed not vnly 90 have
(Conilnued 0n Page e. Column 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
MARYLNND tsLECrORs
To VOTE FOR nOOsEVEI.I.

kcgofairFr OF where or when
Colonel Roosevelt "A nominated,
Maryland electors VIII vote fuT him
rs settled definitely. That statement
Was made By Col Edward Caring
ton. OF Baltimore. chairman OF the
state delegation which arrived On
special train today.
"rhe biggest surprise of this con-
ventiOn 60 the Taft forces Will be tfe
way the majority OF the southern
delegates VIII CO. continued Colonel
Darlington.
~ now hold sufficient dependable
assurances 10 state that Che Rcose-
Welt strength with those southern
delegates has boan vastly undereEti-
mated by the Taft campaign mar
ayers"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
TAFT CLAIMS VICTORY
NTH VOTES tn gpAHiE

Washington, June lf.-~"ThcTe viii
be no third candidate All the IN
formation ! get is that / will hc noui-
mated on the first ballot with votes
10 spare
That was President Taft's 6nswer
today 10 IA visitor who asked his po-
sitlOn In regard 10 compromise cano
didate at tbs topubllcan national
convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
STARTLING RESEMBLANCE
BETWEEN BLOODY CRIMES


Colorado springs. Colo. june H.
Police officials who afg ln constunl
toueh with the Niliiaca authorities.
find added deadly narallels in the
Moore and kurnham wayne murder
crs.. which are difficult 90 explain e2.
cept by ihe theory thas the same per-
son or persons committed both
crimes
10 Villisca the murderer hung
skirts and aprons ACROSS the wiud0ws
10 prevent any one from looking into
thc house mere at the Wayne Rurn-
nnm houses bcdspre8ds we're stretch
20 across the windows. ln Nillisca he
With bed cloih,na wiped che blood
from his axe hud removed the stains
from hif hand and clothing aud this
too wHs the cugr here iierc uF in
An unlastcncu ffr. window Boa each
Instance afiordinE "A means nf enc
trance Tor the axe man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
SENATE SOUNDS KNELL
FOR COMMERCE COURT
tBy EtenIaE Herald 4. >. I.easea wire,

Nashineton. Juns 1.-THE lceisla-
tive executive and judicial appropria-
tion bin carrying amendments 90 aboi-
ish the commerce court and end the
terms of Office of les use Justices
paHsed tnc senate late today
The senate further amended tho
seglslauvo appropriation biil 90 pro-
hihlt any one federal Judge from re-
stfaiuiDs pr enioininE an order of the
interstate commerce commission and
providing That any such Injunction
must be- unanimously sanctioned b.
the chief Justice Of thc Unitod states
and two other Justices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
ROUTINE TESTIMONY
IN DARR0W HEARING


Los Angeles. June li.-- The entire
morning session of the trial OF Clar-
cnce =. Darrow for alleged Jury hrsh-
cry was consumed IN the Introduction
OF documentary evidence
George @. Monroe, clerk OF Judge
Bordwelis court, was on the stand
nnd he raad from tfo minutes of the
McNauara trial to show the drawing
Of all the jurors alleged 10 have been
approached corruptiy hy tho McNa-
mara deicnsc. ~ WAS also shawn
through the Witness that the McNR-
mara trial WIS Ia session for five days
after the agreement for the plea Ut
guilty was said to have been made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
TAFT AsaSs APPROPRIATION
To pitfrfIo(rr TsflsIc4RrAE. VALLEY

WuHHIHNTuNl IUnr II I'm D HUoCIaI
message president TAFT today asked
congress to appropriate 5 150,U00 10
protect the imperial valley of CALI
tornia againat cmergcncles of flpnds
from the Colorado river while neeoti-
aiions for the protection of that ter-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
MILITARY INSTITUTE
MAKES GOOD
AGAIN
Roswell School Placed on Dis
tinguished List by Govern
ment for Fourth COnsecu-
tive Time Only Dozen Years
Old.


Roswell ~ ~, June i3.--For tine
fourth consecutive time the New
McNlcO Military Institute az Roswell
has been placed op the distinguished
list by TIE war department, accord
lNg 90 q telegram received by Colonel
u W. Wilson, superintendent. from
the secretary Of war yesterday This
places the school again as ranking
among the ten best military schools
in the country and allows n au ap-
pOintment to the regular army
This distinction lf achieved again
this year despite the fact that hun-
dred schools compete. and that while
many of these are over hale a century
old. the Sew Mexico school boasts
Of barely q dozcn Years of existence
The appointment means that the war
Department.. after inspection. regards
the New Mexlco institute ln the tor
rank 81 efficiency.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
REBELS COMPROMISE
DEMAND FOR MONEY


rorre0n. Mexico, June li.-~rho
rebel chlegl Pedro Orti2. with G6 fol-
lowers rode into HerFOu nlanoo.
Durango, and demanded of merchants
that they deliver 500 pesos 20 the
rebel according 10 reports reaching
hnor today
Tho rebels we're given 35 pesos and
hurried away. without doing damage
when they heard federals were com.
Ing The city h. qulet.