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Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

0ie BON llni6uIo uniDeriit6t Of
MuIic belt am Oieustag yta6Hlittag
i'm Columbia 9beater S6luBpriiftn-
qen unO Biauorecital ab, bel Delden
ole folgenoen 0amen pro0uCierten
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Gertrude 2neeoD, Marion u. 8ODO
unO @inifreo 6ortier. Gin i6oneS
Mulifprogramm fam 5ur auffiibr.
ung.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Ole 53e9enbeiiber baben ben
2oblengrGbern Die 2obne erb0bt unO
prompt aud Die 9oblenpreiie erbobt.
IS lit immer oas Nllblifum, oas 0ic
Soften be5ablen mlB. l1nO 5par
nid]t nllr Die Soften Der 2obnerbob-
ung, ion0ern ai6 nod einen @rtro-
8roftt, ben ein3ubeimlen Die .3e9en.
beiiser Die @elegenbeit fir giinitig
balten.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Sest lit es ALTO an ben Gag ge-
fommer, ooB Butter uuo @ier Idou
felt @oden bGtteu biIliger fem Iouen,
menns Oen 2leinb1nolern 10 gepaBt
b1tte. Die BboIeialepreiie find
l9on Ieit 8oGen berobgeeangen.
Ser g~eouIOiee Sentiment bat dbeT
nidts eemertt, ooB i'm bonn 8tuis
l9enbGnOler Sie 9arlt Aber Die OF.
rem ge5ogen tpur6e.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Gin alter 8iirger unierer Staot.
Serr Salob 8onOerlsbr, 70 Sabre
alt Itarb am Mitttpod in ieiner @ob=
mlug, rs 9 StraBe, q. 90. or miro
beute, 5amstag morgen, nm 500
ubr bon Der ct. NIOpiins Stride Be-
eroi9t.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Na6 Idugerer @ranfbeit ltarb
au1anss Ser @ode @err gbos. 81.
gleapes, Saitpterominator in Der
geniionSoffiee, i'm litter BON 81 Sab
rem. Ser 8erItorbene mar gut be-
fannt IN &egierungstreiIen, 90 er
felt 80 Sobten i'm Yenfionsomte t1-
fig mar. Or biuterIdBt ieine Bitt-
me, feline Nutter uno einen @ruOer.
Am Sreitag mur0e er beeroigt.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

0as Senrp SO. 9aUton Camp.
$50. a., Ser. Spauii9e &riegsDetera-
men, miro am beutigen Samstag
glbeno 8 llbr i'm @agels Some, @de
6. unO 6 StraBe, cine Departement
aonpeution obbalten, 81 Der ale Sea-
meraoen erideincu ioaten.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Ger @erein 8ooer, oeIicn Gifnit
uf Den 2. SUM irrtiimIider @eiie
lefanut gentad]t noroen mar, bdlt
,aiielbc in aroBartiger 8eiie am 1.
5onntae ndditen Monats, alto am
Z. SuIi in Nic. Antb's 9onOiis an
Der glooensburg Hoao nb. Dies ben
MitgIieoern uno 8reunoen oes Ser
Gins sur Nahridt uno sur 8eri1ti-
aitns oes Sellers in unierem Ner-
1niigingstalen0er.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

6ruber bieB Die 5rage: 8as
ioGen mir nit miern @r-Erditoen-
ten tun? Seute muB man iid NIT
Ser Sraqe bei6Gftigen: 8as tperoen
ms sic @r-@rdiiOenten tun2
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Die offentliden S6ulen Daren
fiir sic lebten Gage Oieier ISOLDE &C.
ihloIien, neil ser 0eforationstag,
ais Elm gefebli6er 5ciertag, auf ben
Donnerstog fiel. Na6 ben S6ulge-
iesen lit oonn Der nG6Itfolgenoe
Ioa aud elm Seiertag.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Daniel Boomers, Elm alter Gle
iopeafe uno Ohio Canal 8oatmann,
Der mdbrenO oeS 4rieges in Der go
tomoc Some Brigade geoient bat, 1T
IN ieinem Setm in Sbarpsburg, i'm
MIter bpm 81 Sobren geitorben.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Ger groBe S6iffsitaueritreit in
Baltimore ideint Dem @noe nobe gu
Iein. 0ur nod Orei &beoereien limo
in Grage, bod bofft man, oitb bel
oieien in fur3er 3eit Den 5rieOen pie-
Der bergelteQt 81 boben.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Sir Die grfuriion Der Seiien-
oarmIt1oter, morgeuL Sonntag, mad
@aribaa SOIL, bat Der @rdiioent,
Serr 2ouis 8ouer, IT,, Oas folgenoe
Gomite ernammt: emil Spabn,
@regor &ramrL 2beoOor 2er6, u.
9iegeImann, Sobn q. Autb, 6ran5
6. Bod, g. amelung, S. Neiuinger
nn0 @ermann Sell.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01
gsrsnRsunsstnIsuOsr
Wloniebe nod Oer sGnnOncen.

,Suui 2. Sonntag. 9lattOitider Ser
cen. 8ifnif ouf Gins 6arm.
(Eafoma Yorf).
2. Observation-Disclosures Inter
ltiibungs : 8erein. 9ampfer
MacnleIter.
SUM 9. Sountag. ELECTROMAGNETIC
nii6er llnteritiisungsDerein
gifnif in Sic. autb's 9auo.
iis.
9. @onntaa. SnfeI 8rGia
gerein. Yifnit in $unts-
billie.
es,itni 10. 9%onnerltag. Arminilts So
ae. Dampfer Macaleiter.
16. SGngerbuno, 9ampfer Wfa-
coleiter.
sSyuni t6. @ermonio @Gnner6Or
9ifnif in Sic. autb's 2ano'
fits.
SUM %. S~eiienOarmitdoter Inter.
Itiitungsperein. &ifnif II
Sic. antb's 2anoiis.
syrtli Z. Sonntag. 8erein Baden
8ifnit in Sic. @utb's Saflo.
iis.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

@dbe8u 800 9elegoteu oes IL.
SnternationaIen Nanigation : Con
grelies, DeIber in YbiIooeIpbia tag
te, Doren am Mitttpod @dite I'M
@eiBen &auie. sic ltatteten aud
Moulit 8eruon einen 8elu6 al.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Surge MitteiIungen aus Dem
6omiIienfreiie ODER aus celn ssrellns
o~esfreiie, bic iid fiir Sic ger6fieut-
Iihung eignen, lino uns iebcr5eit
ber3Iid DiIIfommen IND merben If.
rem EIab i'm ~SOurnoI" finoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Ger pradtpoae Sommergorten
Oes Serrn @eper. 1927 IA. 5traBe,
puroe am Montag in gl6n5ellOer
@eiie er0ffnet. Gin lpe5ieles Or
DIETER mar fir ben 4beno angelteat
poroen uno oen0amen muroen Sou-
oenirs iiberrei6t.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Ser vSeKeu6armFtGbter Inter
itiitMngsberein@ fat nGSften SOmn-
tns, Den 2. SUM, Die srOfe @nHer-
fabrt arf benz NnraIeter mmO label
OaS OentiGe YmbIitMm frennbIi6it
sMr SeiInabme Elm,
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

YrGfoent Gait, in @eieaidoft
oes Oeutfden @otldafters @raf bon
9ernltorff uno Gefretdr Weper be-
gnben iih beute auf Der nMapflomer"
nod 3orfOlf, Inn oos a~nfommenOe
oeutI6e 8elu9seeldmaoer 5u be-
9riiBen. Sir Die Offi8iere Oes @e-
idmaoers miro I'M @eiBen Sauie Gin
Dinner beranltaItet merOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Bilbur 8rigbt, ser befannte
aeronaut, lit am D~onnerstdg Nor-
gen Inn $50 llbr in DaOton, Ohio,
~aeitorben.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01
etdbtii9e Genisfeiten.


Bon bier ans muroen am SONS
taa t25 NforineiolOoten not CUBA
eingeihifft.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

unier alter 6reunO uno Gon-
ner, Serr Saeob Sole, bat fir Den
Sommer leinen aufentbolt in Bono,
46., genommen. 0o9 ebe er bort
bin abrefite, ernelterte er iein MhOn-
nement fir oos oSournaI", Oamit
es ibm in ieinem Sommeraufentbolt
Elm germ aelebener @alt lei.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Glue bentl&e 0itpe fHAt 16tarbttt chr
fenRigen Iokmeubm Wsrhtena. MnStaHft Tn
BET u9swEnaIA Office.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

ra0fIi& idmedt uuS Sui
betOmm. ~Nuni&~ mnO .GiamOnS-
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01
American FheIs.CO,


Die iatrli&e WatT BON nsun 81 IrpassI
ST German Mmeriean Sire Snlu apse Sem.
vanvS Fntet ifatt in BEN ttnpOvSytR Bureau
ser @s{elIHat (slO. $40 ctr. n. d. am
9euntrStaR, ben 30. Suni 1919, jwil&tH
II libE vOTmitaee unb l nbr n0&mtfAab.
s.. s. HsremaMn, @eEEstsr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15

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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
Stolen PROPERTY
IS IDENTIFIED
CHARLES HENDERSON HAD MON
EY AND PockETBook BE-
LONGING TO FANNY JONES

The three silver dollars, little saw
ings bank, new leather pocketbook,
three butcher knives and carving
fork, which were found on the person
of Charles Henderson, when arrest
ed Saturday afternoon on the charge
of stealing pair of leggings from
the shoe store of C. V. Hedgcock
have been identified as the property
of Miss Fannie Jones, colored. They
were stolen from the Jones home
TIA Douglas avenue, on Saturday af.
ternoon. Miss Jones reported the
theft OF SO from her home to Chief
of Police Ben Coles Saturday, but as
no mention had been made of the 9TH
er articles, the goods found on Hen
derson were at first in ma way con-
nected with the robbery OF the Jones
place. However. today Chief Coles
wac ftgr grAishad4..with complete list
of the stolen articles, which were
identified as Miss Jones property.
On the charge of stealing the leg,
gings from the Hedgcocg store Hen
derson was sentenced by Judge D. R.
Murray to ninety days in the
county Jail, but will now be
examined before the grand jury
at the next session, since the
discovery of the other thefts, to
which he pleaded not guilty when
tried for stealing the leggings. Sat
urday Henderson denied having stol
en- the knives, pocketbook and mon
ey, claiming that they belonged to
him.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
UNDERWOODSAYSBRYAN
MISSTATED THE FACTS
DECLARES STATEMENT HE Is
WORKING FOR HARMON is
ABSOLUTELY FALSE.

Washington, May Oscar w. I'm
derwood of Alabama, majority leader
of the house, today declared that his
presidential candidacy was not in the
interest of Governor Harmon or any
candidate other than himself. This
was in reply to statement of Will
liam J. Bryen in speech at Chilli
cothe, Ohio, last night, that he had
heard that the Underwood delegates
chosen in Georgia and Florida were
in reality Harmon men.
1T is impossible. for a man in pub
lie Iife," said Mr.. Underwood. tic
keep up with all of the misrepresen
|. tetions made about him, but wish
to say that there is no warrant in
fact for the statement made by Mr.
Bryan. | am making the race for the
presidential nomination with honest
endeavor to secure it for myself anC
my candidacy is not and never has
been in the interest of Mr. Harmon
or any other candidate.
Georgia, Florida and Alabama de
clared for me in presidential pri
mary election and this was the ex
preston OF the desire OF thousandl
of honest voters at the polls for nj
and not for any other man"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
TELLS HIM TO LEAVE MEXICO
THERE Is EVERY INDICATION
THAT NEW ELEMENT HAS EN-
TERED REVOLUTION
REBELS MARCH ON FEDERALS
A BIG BATTLE is EXPECTED TO
OCCUR IN NEXT TWENTY
FOUR HOURS

Escalon, Mex, May 7.-Genera
Pascual Orozco has refused to recos'
nize the provisional government es-
tablished by Emilio Vasquez Gomez
at Juarez last Saturday. Orozco to-
day on the march southwark seie-
graphed Gomez threatening him and
his associates unless they left Mex
leo.
Orozco was today 1913 miles south
of Chihuahua and but 40 miles behind
his advance guard, which is expected
within the next twenty-four hours
to encounter the big federal
force and General Huerta. The crea'
ton of any civil government prior to
the successful termination of the war
has persistently been opposed by Oroz-
co. In his telegram to Gomez, Orozco
declared that he would have been glad
to have had vasquez Gomez come into
the rebel zone and work with him In
the interests Of the revolution, but the
Gomez government in Juarez was
thing he could not countenance. Cen
eral Orozco continued southwark to-
day.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07

Washington, May THE reported
activity of Colonel Arthur Williams,
Eleventh infantry, in command at Fort
D. A. Russell, Wyoming, in rounding
up freight cars for the transportation
of troops to the Texas border, is said
at the war department to be due to
nothing more than a laudable desire
to have the troops in readiness to re.
spond to any call.
1t is pointed out that the troops
from Fort D. A. Russell were near.
ly fortnight on the way from that
point to San Antonio during the mo.
Utilization movement last summer,
owing entirely TO lack of railway
cars, and it is believed Colonel
Williams does not intend to be plac-
ed in that position again The war
departments orders to this officer are
similar to those given many other
post commandants more than two
months ago. namely. to have their
troops ready to meet any emergency
1t is declared that there has been ne
change in the Mexican situation.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
MAN MURDERED in
ARIZONA CAPITOL
THIS MORNINGS SESSION OF
LEGISLATURE INTERRUPTED
BY BRUTAL KILLING.

Phoenix, Ariz., May 7-Today's ses-
sion of the state legislature was in
terrupted by murder and suicide.
The lawmakers heard two shots in
the rotunda of the capitol building,
and, running from the legislative
chambers, found a man wno later
was identified standing over she
body of Malcolm Gillette, whom he
had just shot and killed. Before they
could reach the slayer he shot him
self in the head and died instantly
No motive for. the crime could be
learned.
Gillette, who was "a years old, was
for many years chief clerk in the of
flee of the surveyor general of Ari-
zona and was we'll known locally in
republican politics.
A search of the mans pocket dis.
closed the fact that he was Finley
Coffman, who came to Arizona for
his health. He was interested in a
real estate transaction, which involv.
ed some dispute over titles and sur
veys. 1t is believed he was insane
The mans name was signed to a
brief note giving directions for the
disposal of his body. Other letters
found in his pocket were addressed
to Ben Coffman, Bremen, KY; Nan
ME Coffman. Sacramento, and Johr
Armstrong, Sacramento.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
Wilson Wins a point

Walla Walla, Wash, May THE
presentation of majority and minority
reports b ythe credentials committee
on the seating of contesting delega.
tions from King county precipiated
this morning the first real clash be.
tween the Clark and Wilson forces OF
the state democratic convention.
After session lasting nearly al
night the credentials COMMITTEES vot
ed, 20 to IA. to seat the delegation
from King county selected at the pri
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07

over Governor Wilson was about
12,700 and the vote in the counties
when it is counted, is expected to re
duce this to total of 11.O0O for the
state as whole.
The state preferential vote had no
direct bearing on the result, but the
Roosevelt and Clark campaign com
mittees were none the less pleased
that it went for their candidates,
since they believe it will make the
preference by counties through which
the state delegates are instructed all
the more binding and initiate against
the possibility that the delegations
to the national convention will not
stay hitched. if the fight there is very
close.
The law demands that the Mary
land delegations continue to vote as
long as In their conscientious judg-
ment they believe their candidates
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07

Democrats Fight In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Pa, May 7.-After much
preliminary skirmishing the factions
which for two years have been fight
ing for control of the state democrat
10 organization were scheduled to
come together today for a fight to a
finish-a battle in which each hopes
to exterminate the other. Calls were
sent out weeks ago by the state COM
mittees representing the rival fac.
tions, but later it was agreed to hold
one convention, the losing side to
abide by the action of the majority
of delegates.
Both factions having endorsed Gov
ernor Wilson for the presidential nom
ination, the convention today will
name Wilson delegates and probably
will instruct them.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
BOATS RUSH TO AID
FLOOD SUFFERERS
HUNDREDS OF LIVES ARE IN
JEOPARDY AND ONLY HASTE
WILL SAVE THEM.

New Orleans, La. May 7.-Unless
boats are hurried to remote sections
of the floodswept country in Pointe
Coupee parish, it is feared hundreds
of persons will perish. Word was
received in Morganza this morning
that great numbers Of people still are
marooned in the country south. OF
the levee breach at Torras The lack
of boats is distressing handicap.
Stories Of terrible suffering from
Hood refugees reached here today.
Hundreds Of people living in the
back country of Louisiana received
no warning of the flood until the tor
rent swept upon them. They took
refuge on house tops and in trees
and on RATS and now for several day s
they have been without adequate
food and shelter from the heavy
rains.
Scores of refugees who were
brought to Morgarza in the relief
boats early today, say there are hun
dreds more to be taken from theil
flood prisons. The majority of These
people lived so far back in the coun
try that couriers did not reach them
Or in many instances. if they we,'
warned, they scoffed at the advice Il
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
give them bis Views On the question:


Little Rock, Ark, May 7.-.ocse
welt leaders in caucuses early tods,
planned a state convention Of their
own, following fruitless efforts to OBJ
tain from the Taft supporters what
the colonel's forces declare wodld
be reasonable recognition Of the dele
gates pledged to their candidate. The
Taft supporte . planned to proceed
with their stats convention this at
ternoon.. Two sets Of delegates will
be sent from Arkansas to the Chicago
convention where the contest mrs.
be threshed ont
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
ONE KILLED IN WRECK
| ON KOEHLER Siding
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN
COLLIDE ON ST. L. r. M. G.
p. RAILWAY.

Ration, N. M, May ALBERT Rouns-
ley was killed and Engineer J. A. Car
lyle and Fireman Miles we're injured
late yesterday when the southbound
passenger train on the st. Louis,
Rocky Mountain and Pacific collided
with freight train at Koehler, N.
NJ, 20 miles south of Ration Both en-
gines were overturned and two cars
were derailed. No passengers were
hurt. The freight was on a siding
and the engine was sideswiped by the
engine of the passenger. Rounsley
was riding in the cab and was scald-
ed to death.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
Miners stop a Train.

Mount Carmel. Pa, May Five
hundred idle miners. attended by a
sprinkling of women. stopped a Read
ing railroad train near Alaska shaft
and prevented carpenters, firemen
and other company handy men from
going to work at the mines. William
Watkins, a stable boss at the Rich
ards colliery, was badly hurt in the
melee. The office of Superintendent
Morgan Bevans at Alaska shaft was
partly wrecked. On the arrival Of
Captain Robinson with 20 state po
qice, the crowd dispersed
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
COUNTY CONVENTIONS TODAY
IN EVERY PART OF THE COMMON
WEALTH DELEGATES ARE BE-
ING CHOSEN
PRESIDENT HAS ADVANTAGE
EARLY REPORTS FAVOR HIS
CAUSE BUT RESULT is STILL
IN DOUBT

Dallas. Tex, May 7.-Texeas demo-
Gratis and republicans met in county
conventions today to take the second
step in indicating their choice among
Governor Wilson, Governor Harmon
and Champ Clark and between Presi-
dent Taft and Colonel Roosevelt as
presidential candidates. The first
movement was made in Saturdays
precinct conventions. Wilson appar-
entity is an easy first choice on the
democratic side. The Taft and Roose-
velt contest is still undecided.
Lonysctions are scheduled for at
least 245 out of the 249 counties.
Chief interest centers in the question
whether an attack will be made on
the apparent landslide by which VIII
son won in Saturdays conventions.
Unofficial and incomplete returns In
dicate that his followers would have
the controlling vote in a sufficient
number of county conventions today
to assure him more than majority
of the 623 votes in the state conven-
ton. Campaign managers of Cover
nor Harmon and Champ Clark do not
concede defeat and promise vigorous
contests today.
The first county that reported today
was Wilbarger. The two democratic
delegates to the state convention we're
instructe dior Clark. The one repub-
lican delegate was instructed for Taft.
In the republican ranks Saturdays
convention accomplished little more
than organization. The republicans
are entitled to 252 votes in their state
convention, according to Republican
National Committeeman Cecil Lyon
1t is possible there will be no repub-
lican conventions in many counties.
Returns from republican conven-
tions gave Taft two unnamed coun-
ties in northwest Texas. Returns
from democratic county conventions
stood; one state convention vote in
structed for Wilson; one for Harmon
and two for Clark. These were the
final figures from four northwest Tex
as counties.
Evidence of number of splits in
republican county conventions appear
ed in the first returns received today.
The first six counties heard reported
three split conventions. OF the 9th
or three conventions two Instructed
for Taft and one for Roosevelt.
The first convention going for
Roosevelt was Ell Paso county, where
the instructions referred to him as
zone who will give protection to
Americans in foreign countries
Seven democratic conventions have
been headr from any theq give in he
state convention Wilson 21 votes;
Harmon 16; Clark 2.
Returns from l6 counties gave the
following instructed votes in the
Forthcoming democratic state conyen-
tion: Wilson 66; Harmon 30; Clark
eight.
Returns from nine republican coun.
ty conventions gave the following in
structed votes in the state conven
ton: Taft 1; Roosevelt 2; unin
structed 1; split B.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
N M
TODAY In CONGRESS.

Washington, May 7.-senate: Met
at noon.
Considered conference report on
service pension bill.
House: Met at IL a. m.
Resumed consideration of legisla
tive, executive and judicial appropria
tion bill.
Agricultural expenditure commit
tee resumed investigation OF North
Carolina swamp lands development
and Wednesday will begin investiga
ton of meat inspection service.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
woLeAsr in FRISCO

San Francisco, May 7.--Ad Wolgasi
lightweight boxing champion, arrived
here today to prepare for his bout
with Willie Richie Saturday after
noon. Tom Jones. his manager, said
the champion would keep busy in
short, no-decision bouts before meet
ing Joe Rivers in Los Angeles July
4. Wolgast and Jones viii leave Sat
urday for st. Joseph, Missouri, where
the first of these events will take
place. 'f
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
WOMEN lead MOB OF
STRIKING MINERS
POLICE ARE CALLED UPON TO
QUELL DISTURBANCES IN
Pennsylvania.

Scranton, Pa, May -Four hum
dred men, women and children made
a demonstration today against men
engaged on repair work at the Dick.
son colliery here Of the Delaware and
Hudson company. Women led the at.
taclsing party. Three men were
badly beaten before the police could
rescue them.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07

jackson. Miss, May IA demo
cratic presidential preference pri-
mary is in progress in Mississippi to
day. Only the names Of Underwood
and Wilson appear on the ballot
There is apathy among the voters
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
PENSION BILL ACCEPTED

Washington. May THE report Of
conferees of the two houses of con-
gress on the general pension bill was
agreed to by the senate today The
bill will necessitate an average in-
crease of appropriations OF s22 1000. 600
for the next five years The great
est increase will occur next yeaz
when it will reach s25.0Oo,ooo.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07
Gomez Declines to Discuss Matter

Juarez, Mex, May 7.--Emilio Vas
quez Gomez admitted merely that he
was exchanging kilograms with Oroz-
CO today, but declined to discuss the
the report OF friction with the latter.
The acceptance by Pascual Orozco Sr,
father of the rebel military chief, OF
a position in the Gomez cabinet, had
given a semblance of authority to the
Gomez government here. Develop
ments today indicated that though
General Orozco had invited Gomez
across the line, he had not expected
an immediate assumption of civil au-
thority by Gomez.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-05-07

Maria, Texas, May 7.-Telephone
messages from Presidio Texas. re-
port an engagement at or near Ojin-
aga. Mexico, between so-called red
flaggers" and Mexican federals No
details are available.
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Peace In Shenandoah.

Pottsville, Pa, May 1.-THE trou-
BILE which it was feared might devel-
op today in Shenandoah and other
towns near here. failed to materialize
and there was comparative quiet in
all sections, with the state police in
full control of the Shenandoah stu.
alton.
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maries. This delegation contains .
heavy majority of Wilson delegates,
while the other contesting delegation
known as the ''hand picked" delegs.'
tion, is controlled by the Clark forces.
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Some Call It Inspira-
ton; Others a
Hunch