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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
oRozco DECLINES TO
RECOGNIZE AMERICAN coNauL

chihuahua, Mexico, ADril l8.-so
far as General Orozco is CONCERNED
his decllnation to recognize United
States Consul Marion Letcher IN the
latter's official capacity Is a closed
incident
Although the few Americans re-
naming here regard the rebel leaders
action as superiluous inagmnch as
Consul Letcher could not in the pres
ent circumstances recognize Orozco
officially, the incident Is regarded as
very significant. Probably it has
caused more uneasineRs than any
other single event OF the revolution.
General Antonio Roias was placed
on trial before a military court today.
RoJas Is charged with disobedisnce OF
orders. lie was ordered to proceed
with his column against O1inaga, but
declined. He was arrested at the
time and 200 OF his men were dis.
armed.
The military situation south OF here
remains unchanged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
BOOSTERS
ABANDON HOPE
Of PUTTING
HIM OVER
Sudden Slump in Political Ac-
tivity at Santa Fe; Even
Magic Thirty Finds Nothing
to Occupy Gigantic Minds.
PROSPECT FOR PEACE
IN HOUSE HELD OUT

Especial TeleEram ca Evenlrg HeraldD
Santa Re, y. NJ. April 13.-There
has come a sudden slump IN political
activity In santa Fe As II by agree
ment everyone, with but few excep-
tiona, has abandoned conversation
concerning the senatorship. There
seems 20 be q disposition ON all hands
TO keep still and let the matter rest
while politicians on the one hand and
members Of the legislature on the
other. set their breath.
Absolutely nothing Is doing here to-
day in the way OF legislation. Even
the energetic committee OF thirty fail
ed to meet Il Is reported that az its
meeting yesterday the committee In
dulged in some serious disagreement
az TO just what the members were ex-
pected 10 do ana 90 stand for. The
statement Ia persistentiy circulated
that there viii be material changes In
the make up OF this committee by the
middle OF the cOmlug week. The
members OF the committee or many
Of them, II is reported, have come 20
realize the very serious disadvantages
TO Individual interests OF association
with the committee under the iron
clad agreement which exists and which
gives 10 sixteen membors of the COM
mittee absolute domination of the
house as matters now stand.
II msy se said on very good author
ity that she situation In the house
l. in fair way to be adjusted: so
that work along normal lines may be
taken ups and II Is not unlikely that
this adjustment viii come during the
coming week.
The only thing OF interest in con-
nectlon with the senatorial situation
Is the statement today of a number Of
men who have been staunch support
ers OF w, n. Andrews. who say with
Out any reservation that Mr.. Andrews
has no hope OF election TO the senate
and that his proposal OF n preferential
primary Is merely "A move In the game
10 prevent an election az this session,
These men say that Mr. Andrews will
have no chance In a preferential prl-
mary and that he realizes this fact
This, however is not admitted by Mr.
Andrews. These same men assert
that while Mr.. Andrews has no r. wv
for the senate now or In the future, hC
has enough strength 20 block action
AZ this session; and that IL the sole
purpose he has Ia View.
On the other hand supporters OF
Judge Fall quietly but persistently AS.
aert that he win Oe reelected BEFORE
the end OF the present session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
THOUSAND SQUARE
MILES UNDER
WATER IN
SOUTH
Fertile Acres in Louisiana and
Arkansas Inundated by a
Break in Levee; Refugees
Forced to Flee for Lives.
FEARED MANY PEOPLE
PERISHED IN FLOOD



Greenvllle. Miss. April i3.--The
Mississippi D. taking its titho ia eoutn-
ern Arkansas and northern Louisiana
today. Tie flood Is pouring through
two gaps in the lcvce--at Panther
Forest in Arkansas. and near Roose-
welt. Ia.-oyer fertile lands of the
Louisiana Arkansas delta. Before
nightfali II is estimated thousand
square miles Ia East Carroll and Mad
ison parishes. Louisiana, ana Chicot
and Desha counties In Arkansas VIII
be flooded.
The breaks last night are regarded
as the most serious since the flood be-
gan. the territory which viii DC In
undated Is popul0us, villages are nu-
merous and Arkansas city and Lake
Village, Arkansas, and lake ProW-
dence, Tuilulah and Delhi, In, and
other important towns are IN Us path.
when the levees collapsed courlers
were sent from every point reached
By tolophono. 20 warn those living In
remote section and spocial trains went
from Vlcksburg, Greenviiie and New
Orleans 70 take aboard refugees.
All tho steamboats, available in the
Vichsburg and Greonville harbors
were dispatched TO points along the
river 20 take OF those who held 20 the
levee and small craft began an ex-
ploration OF the flooded territory.
The largest rescre party left aboard
the steamer Alice B. Miller with skins
and barge. but advices from the
steamer Falls city later we're that the
Miller had Deen forced TO tie up
twenty miles south Of salem. Tho
Falls city. which arrived at Vicksburg
today. passed the salem break early
last night Thomas Morriaey, the
owner said:
II wanted 10 stop and help the flood
sufferers but Il would have been fatal
70 my passengers to have tried II.
The roar OF the crevasses could be
heard for miles The suction gripped
my boat, although we were hugging
the east bank OF the river. The gap
is taking the water with a terrific
rush inland.
'The flood already covers q section
visible for twenty miles south Of the
break, as far as Tallabena, La"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
Widespread Interest Attaches
to Selection Of Delegates to
Republican National Con-
vention at Primaries.
WIDE DIFFERENCES IN
ESTIMATES OF RESULT
Presidents Manager Claims
Entire South While the
Colonel's Director Is Pre-
pared to Contest Every seat.

cay EveninE Herald A. y. LEASED Wirel
Washington, April is--More than
one half Of the l,07G delegates to th"
Republican national convention will
have been selected az the conclusion
Of the Pennsylvania primaries today.
Statements issued from the TAFT and
Roosevelt headquarters here show
wide divergence In the claims 10 the
delegates selected up 10 last night
The Taft claim Is: Tatt 339: Roose-
welt. ii3; La Toilette, SO; Cummins.
4: uninstructsd, 2.
The Roosevelt claim is Roosevelt
49, TAFT A9, La Toilette. Sc; Cum
minis, A; contested l64; uninstructed,
10d
The chief differences between the
rival managers arc IN the southern
atataH where the Roosevelt forces list
as contested" all OF the delegates
claimed by TAFT: IN Mississippi where
the delegations Of twenty Is claimed
outright by both sides. and IN New
YORK. whore eightyeight delegates are
listed as uninsrucred by the Ropse-
welt managers while the Taft man
peers claim eiahtylhroe OF them and
Concehe seven 20 Roosevelt The six
Vermont delegates claimed for Tart
are held aa uninstructed' In the
Roosevelt statement.
AZ the Clark headquarters the FOL.
lowing statement Of Democratic dele
gates was issued:
Clark. is8; Marshall, 80: Wilson,
81 Burke. 10; uninstructed. l2
At the Wilson headquarters an es
timate Of 72 delegates was given az
the Wilson strength, including the
delegation Uf North Dakota as second
choice aud the Kansas delegation ait
or the first ballot Claims we're not
made public from other headquarters
The apparent discrepancy betweeI
the TAFT and Roosevelt totals Is dus
10 claims of tho Roosevelt forces I,
the entire state OF Louisiana although
most OF the district conventions have
not been held.
The two headquarters do not agre,
as 20 the number elected IN Michigan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
ENTERTAINMENT TO
Be ELABORATE
FOR RETAIL
MERCHANTS
Splendid Program Arranged ;
Gov. Mcdonald Will Be a
Guest at Alvarado Banquet
on Ninth.
PEC0s VALLEY T0sSERs
10 PLAY EORTHERNERs

An elaborate entertainment program
has been prepared for tho benefit OF
the Retail Merchants association OF
New Mexico, which Is 20 hold its an-
uual meeting IN this city on May T.
s and .. The committee of the local
association which has the arrange.
ments IN charge consists OF T. n. Liz
Vile. chairman. George r. Learnard,
W. ID. Jones, J, A. Welnman and Frank
Mckee. The meetings OF the assoclaa
tlon are to be held in the Commercial
club. on the morning OF the seventh,
the meeting win be opened with the
invocation by Rev. G. 0. Beckham,
pastor OF the Lead Avenue Methodist
church. with an address OF welcome
TO the visiting merchants by Mayor y.
X. y. Sellers on the afternoon OF
the seventh the visiting delegates will
be taken IN automobiles to see the In
dian school the American lumber
company plant the state university
and all the other interesting sights
of the city In tho evening the dele.
gates and their wives will be guests at
q smoker at the Commercial club. The
University Entertainers, the Indian
school band and a vaudeville troupe
will participate in the entertainment
program.
ON the afternoon of May there
will be bail game between the mef-
chants Of northern New Mexico and
the pecos valley men and something
highly spectacular may be confidently
anticipated. This will occur at the
fair grounds and there will also be
some horse races in connection. on
the evening of May 5 there will be
boxing contest under the management
OF the New Mexico Athletic club, In
cluding two or three very interesting
bouts.
ON the afternoon OF May the Al
bmquerque IRE department will give a
thrilling exhibition run. giving dem.
Onstrati0n with the new automobile
IRE engine, the only are fighting ma
chine Of lts kind In the state. There
viii also be band concert ana other
impromptu features. on the evening
~ the ninth Governor w. c. McDon-
aid will be a guest OF the association
az a banquet nt the Alvarado 20 be
attended by the mayor and other city
officials and prominent citizens. AZ
this time there will also be the draw
ing OF a prize by the exhibitors and
advertisers.
The reception committee which will
meet the delegates, some $50 in mum.
ber Includes o. A. Matson. chairman;
d. A. Macpherson, A. b. Betz. II. Il.
Henlng. Jesus Romero, Bert Baker, q.
3. Fawks and l. c. Groose.
The local association Is working
hard TO bring the membership up 20
$50 by the time the convention meets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
SANTA Re CADET IS
A LIEUTENANT
Joseph Creamer Receives Com
mission in Philippine Con-
stabulary at Salary of $1,000
Per Year.

Especial Tefegram % Evening Ilcraldl
Santa he, n ~. April l3.--Santa re
people are e0nWatuiatlng Joseph
Creamer, Santa he boy, who has
been student at The Roswell military
academy and who Is member OF this
years graduating class, Young
Creamer has been given a commission
In the Philippine constaDulary as a
lieutenant, starting with salary oi
81 200 per year, Cadet Merrill OF the
institute Was giyen the same prefer
menl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
MANN BRANDED AS
MISHANDLER OF
TRUTH
Chairman of House Investigat-
ing Committee Vigorously
Denies Tale That Woman
Lobbyist Owns Committee.

ny Evening Herald a. 2. LEASED wIrr'
Washington, April l3.--The lie was
passed on the floor OF the house today
when Representative Graham of llli-
nOis, chairman of the committee on
interior department expenditures,
branded as absolutely and unquali.
hodly false" the statement made yes
terday by Mr. Mann. the minority
leader, that Mr. Graham had told Mrs
lobbyist, not 10 return a fee protested
by an Indian client
The ensuing debate was Intense aid
bitter Mr. Mann finally demanded
that Mr.. Graham explain the connec-
tion OF Mrs. Gray With the committee
or that the committee should be made
the subject OF investigation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13


PHILADELPHIA April i9.-Tho voters
of Ponnsyly0nla who take part today
IN the most important primary olec-
tioA since she uninofm primary law
was enacted ln 1909. were disappoint-
cd when they found that rain was
failing. Wet weather was reported
from all parts OF the state,
The primars calls Cor the election
by all parties having national tickets
OF candidates for delegates 90 the re-
speotlye nailonal conventions The
dclegptes win be- elected by congrea-
sional dlssrtlcts
There also Will be elected candl-
dates TO the state conventions OF each
party, which IN addition 10 naming
presidential electors and candidates
Tor state offices. viii select twelve
delegates al large 90 the national
conventions and four candidates for
conRressmcn al large.
In thirtystwo congressional dis
trlcts an parties will nominate can-
didates for oonaresa Candidates for
Ntata senator who viii participate IN
the election az a United states sena-
tor 10 succeed senator Fenrose in
1915 also will be nominated IN twen-
ty-rYo of the fifty senatorial dls-
iricisi candidates for the 2o7 seats In
the house Of Representatives will also
be nominated by an parties. Thou
sands of candidates are IN the field
for election Ii minor offices.
Tho chtof interest ia the contest for
pennaylvanla's aeventy.six delegates
90 the nnilunni conventions. The
regular Republican organisation IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
LA TOILETTE HAS SOLID
WISCONSIN DELEGATION

MHdI3On. WI0.l April I0.1-WITh OIN7
ciai returns from an hut one small
county Oneida from the recent presl.
Dental primary and election In WIS.
consin, for delegates to tho national
conventions. Senator la Toilette is
shown TO have received l3i .920. and
Ilresideni Taft. i7.629. la Toilette
majority being S4.29i Ia Toilette
gained the solid Republican delega.
tiOn.
The total Democratic presidential
vote was Si.755, OF which Wilson rec
celve1 45,5eai CLARK, 86,25i; Wilson's
majority 9.258
OF the twenty-six delegates 10 Baltl.
more, Wilson gets 10 and Clark g. One
unpledged delegate. Thomas J. Flem-
ING, was elected n the fourth district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
FEARED MANY LIVES
ARE LOST IN LOUISIANA

New Orleans, April i3.--tifeat prop
erty damage has been wrought Ia
North Louisiana az a result OF the
breaking last night OF the west levee
Of the Mississippi near Alsatln. Fears
are entertained that many lives may
he lost.
II is estimated that 500 square
miles now are flooded with prospects
that twice that amount Of territory
VIII be inundated by night Thousands
OF families will be made homeless.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
CAUGHT IN SUDDEN BREAK

Monroe, Ia, Aprii i3.-ft is feared
there has been loss OF life where the
Mlsslssippl's flood swept through
northeast Louisiana. The breaks In
the river dyke came SO unexpectedly
that thousands of pergons were caught
almost unpsopared.
Roosevelt. Lynchville, Hesper. Emo
ka, Omega. Tallabena. ManHbord and
Mason are flooded. South Of Tailulan.
La, dozen or more towns viii be
flooded. within twcnty-faur hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
FAVORABLE REPORT ON
PUBLICITY BILL

Washington. April 1s.--The house
committee on election Of president
aud vice president today fayoraDiy re-
ported the Henry bill, which would
provide for the publicity OF all con-
lrlbutions 10 campaign funds, toReth'
or with their disbursements, intended
70 advance the candidates. OF the as-
pirants for the two highest federal
oilices The vote was unanimous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
TODAY IN CONGRESS


In session 2 2lp m.
Senator Williams to prepare
minority report of dnanco commit.
tee advocating house steel Iariit
revision bill.
HOUSE.
Met at noon.
Continued debate on postOfiice
appropriation bill.
Appropriated $4,000 for use OF
CATION Of money trust"
Thomas ~ Cole OF Duluth,
whose testimony probably will
conclude steel trust investigation.
testified that Hin ore lease was
taken by Steel corporation az an
exploration experiment and not 70
effect monopoly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
coNVlcTEp oF MuRpER.

stockton. Cal., April 13.--Harry
Ashland, rancher who killed John
Goheld, a federal employc, Was found
guilty OF murder In the first degree
today Ashland testified that he shot
GOheld IN retribution for the breaking
up Of his home Mrs Ashland cor
robOrated this testimony. Goheld was
sent to the Ashland ranch TO exter.
intimate ground squirrels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
AMERICAN EMPLOYEES 10 oUiT.

Mexico City, April i2-Amerioan
engineers and conductors will leave
ne employ OF the National Railways
ln q body April a. y. r. Curtis, vice
president of the Order of Railway
Conductors and Aasistant Grand Chief
.E. G. Corrigan Of The brotherhood oi
Locomotive Engineera left for the
United states tonight, having failed
10 effect an agreement with the rail-
way managers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
RAILROADS MOVE IN
DISPUTE OVER
WAGES
Chief of Engineers Bother
hood Awaiting Result Of
Conference Of General Man
ayers in New York.

New York, April i3.-J. G. Stuart,
association of nifty eastern railroads.
issued call today for a meeting OF
the conference committee % be held
here April ~, 10 discuss the recent
strike vote Of the engineers and d.
termine whether the railroads would
make a counter er-propositlon % their
demands for Increased pay.
I'VE WIN await the result of the
General Managers conference Mr..
STONE said after rocelVing d notlhea-
tion from Mr stuart. There will
bee no strike called in the meantime"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13

viii elect a large number Of delegates
in opposition 70 President Taft
backing President Taft and d claims
the president viii have very large
majority OF the delegates. The Roose-
welt faction, inspired by the visit of
Colonel Roosevelt % the state last
Wednesday ana Thursday. claim they
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13
IoMA soclALlar TlckET.

Des MolnCS. Iowa. April i3-fho
Iowa sociaksts today iiled with the
secretary OF slaSS nomination papora
Cor a complete state ticket headed Dy
I. s. Mcnrlllls Of Des Moinos. for gov
ernOr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13

American LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. Washington, rain
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cincinnati.chioaso, rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-13

"Bury the hatehst," advice %
Gov. Mcdonald 70 Isaialatorss
eand sst busy for tho welfare
Of New Mexlco."
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