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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
DIX OPPONENTS GIVE
UP HOPE or BRYAN HELP

Those who oppose the denomination
of Governor DiN spent the early hours
today, while the delegates were gath
oring Tor the Democratic state CON
voutIon tomorrow trying 20 crystal
he sentiment around some sioglo
candidate.
An effort was made 60 persuade
Charles F Murphy leader of Tam
many ham, that the placing of ,ho
governor at the head Of tho state
ticket again would moau the loss of
many county tickets, ovcn u the gov
crnor We're ro-eifcted ana .4hnt "A
stronger man should be- chosen. Mt
Murphy insisted. however. that GOV
rrnur Dix should bo renUmiua' cd
Mr.. Murphy uud his friends Ia thc
state Organization were said by those
opposing Governor Dix co. control
about 400 uut of $50 votes H. tho
convention.
The project OF bringing William 7.
Bryan here Go rvinforc, the amt. DIX
clement appoars to have been ubAu-
d,r'd. ~ was said Mr Bryan hll
Important engagements iu NrprosNa
This week that made Il imp1sibr Tor
him 10 come.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
DIX DETERMINED TO
MAKE RACE FOR
NOMINATION At
SYRACUSE
New York Governor Declares
He Has No Intention of
Withdrawing Name As Can
didate for G vernon.
TAMMANY LEADER SAYS
FIGHT is FREE FOR ALL



syracuse n. ". Sept 3U lu the
face of hotoi corridor gossip to-day
that Governor John a. pN would Boz
eliminated as Caudidut, Tor rouumi.
nation before the Democratic stat.
convention. which win meet horr Zoe
morrow. the governor sent this mes
sugr Goo his supporter here
90 have mo- iutrutIuu OF Withdraw
ink either for my enemies cor my
friends My nnmo win Doe presented
tu th, convention. and that o. au ]
care tu say"
Charles T.. Murphy the Tammany
leader. made % remark today which
was taken Go mean that tho gonvon-
ton would hr open aud that th, dole
gates might work uut the nomination
hy auccusssiou OF ballots.
"Appnrcutly" said the Tammnay
leader "thcrc will Doc many caudi-
dates presented to the convention"
Men close to Mr. Murphy declared.
however. that ne had by no means ac-
cidod to drop Governor Dix II was
known that Senator O'Gorman wa.
keeping iu close toucn with Governor
Wilson 30 Scuglrt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
BRYAN OPPOSED To
nOS~-RlDDEN CONVENTION

Whvutlaud, WAu, Sept. 30 MI.
BRYAN says uu the syracuse report
% do not understand tie telegram.
tn" convention meets tomorrow and
could NOT go there if wanted 90
ana J have not received nor expect an
invitation tp go. J have expressed
myself ON the situation thors aB { see
a. am opposed 90 20 boss-riddcn
convention there ls I ann everywhere
else ana am anxious that the platform
shall bo Bee harmony with the national
platform ana that the ticket shall add
strength to the national ticket
hope 10 will not Dee long before they
have "a primary system In Ncw York
that viii make boss rule impossible.
am sure that tine Democrats of New
York viii not differ from Democrats
elsewhere when they have chance 60
express themselves
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
vANADIUM MINES
PLANT WILL Be
DISMANTLED
Charles w. Wood, of Philadel.
phia, Buys for s2s,OOO, Ma
ohinery and Equipment
Purchased at Approximate
ly $ls3,000.

The Nanadium Minya company
plant erected two and half years
ago ut cutter Is. NJ, ut an estimated
cost of $lS3,O00, has beou purchased
al receivers Hai, ry Charles W,
Wood of Philadelphia. for $4,000.
The affairs ut tho Nanudlum Mines
company have been in court for all
mos, year Investigation by eXpcr,s.
some of them from foreign countries.
developed thai approximately 500.
600 additional capital would he zee
Quirod to install machinery end %
develop the NnuadiuW propcrtio1 in
tho Cahallo mountains before amy
profit could he realized on the outcr-
prise The stockholders decided not
10 invest further with 'hU result
that the SlN30OO that was expended
In erecting "a plant and u arranging
Tor the development of th' Wincs Was
sacrificed ana the machinery and
other equipment sold recently az "A
special masters sale for the SUN of
$4,000, II is understood that Mr.
" uod viii dismantle the plant ana
dispose of tho OUTFIT to The hest ad-
vantage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
FRAUDULENT USE OF
MAILS IS ALLEGED
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Heraidl

Portland. ore, sept Evidence
asserted by Postal Inspector E. g.
Clement To- br OF character To- sus-
tain tho allegations ul fraudulent use
of the malls hy Jumrs H. oud H T.
MrN'chulas viii %" presented hy Clr-
mout before the grand Jury I'm Clrye-
and, ohio, whittier element viii dee
part today element has returned
from idaho, where. he said he un-
u,rthcd evidence that the McNiCholas
men had made sand Point one of their
bIsos OF operations in She salo vt
worth ss mining stock
Inspector Clement said tonight that
the MyNichulas men hud received ud-
Vices from undiscovered sources of
the intent of the government To- place
them under arrest
l., a. Mil'rra, l.. r. Butler and John
Nestur three oregon witnesses. SUBJ
poeuuei tu appear before the Glove
land graud jury departed for that
city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
COUNSI;I.S REFUSAL or
NOMIN NTION FROM ROSSES

New York. sept 30 Governor
Wilson has given the syracuse CON
vvntion prescription Tor party sue
cess that be- specific" said AotuE
Chairman McAdoo of the Democratic
national campaign today.
The time Is certainly coming and
i7 already here roo hand" hc ,outiu-
uud, when men uf rahhur aud CHAR
actor VIII refuse to accept pumiuu
tion fur h.sh office from bo,s-domi-
nntod conventions. This is the first
important step boo tho tight for the
restoration ui free government"
Mr. McAdoo said this was his ndi-
Vdunl Wow ana not an expression of
tho national committee (which b. TAX
ing no por iu th" local contests of
the different states"
Mr. McAtuo said hy had uo lut,u-
ton of Eoiug tu syracuse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
WOULD TAKE BRAGANzA
REMAINS TO PORTUGAL

liln be- Inuoiro, Sept 30 Now that
Brazil uud Portugal are republics. old
"HlanHlcmcnig And RnlmosItins Gnrs
gotten. H project .E on foot to repnt f.
nat" the remains of tho princes ~
hrHE1uzI NHH wore tho crowns of
empire 1t Hiu. The bodies uro to ba
".s"d from their tombs. placed Va "a
brazilian varship. ana conveyed go
Portugal with alt houure
only recently report reached here
"l au attempt tu stou tho crowns Of
tho emperor and empress OF Brnzil
from tho Chateau uf Eu by "a French
footnam Tho imperial diHdcms were
preserved by thr descendants VI the
'aHt uf thu Iiur uf Pedro ], with whom
quo jewels famous ls tho NuuIu cole
l,etuU. passed tp Eurup, boo 1859.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
SOCIALISTS BEHIND
REVOLUTION IN
MEXICO IS
TESTIMONY
Senator Fall Declares Evidence
Tends to Show Western Fed
Grafton and In Industrial
Workers in Plot.
DENIES RECOMMENDING
INTERVENTION NOW
tny Leased Wire to E,emnr Herald

E pasu. ToN. Sept 800 SENATOR
a. %. Fan denied today chat ho tnf
senator William A. smith ur ihc sp,g-
ili senate cpmmiJt'. ugysuFlIuH
conditions Boo Mexico hHI decided tu
recommend Intervention Iie Hldre
Chat uu preliminary report uld ur
would bu made until th, conclusion
uf iur Investigation Senator smith H
iu california and senator F.I Is bette
ruuUruuE ihr probe
senator Fall declared today that n,
committee IuNostiruuuus uu tho pu-
cin culst resulted boz uius evidence
that tho Fu-callod SOCIALIST element
W1s attempting tu uua,It President
Mtdcro atg"r ussiatur Boo ,Niliug EN-
President DiIz, AMI thtt plan Was
tu set up a socialist government boa
McNico. Hc d,yIurcd thJt suwr owe
dyuco showed thar certain labor end
political elements iu thr United States
woro assisting. secretly thv Mexican
socialists to This end
"rhc Industrial Workers of the
World and the Western Federation OF
Miners were mentioned Boo the owe
d,ucy," declared senator FalL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
BINGHAM STRIKERS
AWAIT THE NEXT
MOVE OF THE
COMPANY
Report Persists That Attempt
Will Be Made Tomorrow to
Reopen Properties With
Non.Union Men.
SYMPATHETIC WALK-OUT
AT ELY MAY OCCUR SOON
my Leased Wire 90 Evening nernid1 J

hy Leased Wire Go Evening Herald l
Bingham, Utah, Sept 3O.--Ncithci
a confirmation nor denial Of the re-.
port that opcrauons prc TO Doe re-.
sumcd az the United states and Yam
pa mines ou October I could be- obs
tanned boo Bingham this morning. su.
pcrintoudcut }. $. BERNARD of the
United states Mining company de-.
clnrri that hc know nothing what.
oy,r of the intention of his company
aud could make no statement regard
ing tho matter Ho said that he had
received uu word from Munagcr e.. b.
Alien u. =. Shchln. manager OF the
Yampa Mining company. went Go salt
Lake city this morning. presumably
Co meet other mine operators.
YunCo Tcrzgch. member of the Leg
islltiyr board of the Western FEEDER.
alton OF Miners, said this morning
that from reports it looked like "a
sympathetic strike would be- declared
at CIV Ncy.. tomorrow.
The situation in bingham shows no
change. putwardly. az least it is the
puictcst day since the strike was de.
clnrcd.
or tho trip of \, l.. wilde, business
representative Of the Associated Union
of steam Shovclmon. to Nevada yes
trdgy. MIR Torzich said that he knoN
nothing further than what had been
published in the newspapers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
PAROLED CONvICT's TRAIL
LEADS TO C0UNTERFEITER

Seattle, wash, Sept 3O.--Georgo
Edward Adams. who, as cashier Of
the Seattle assay office, was convict
ed OF stealing &20C.00 In gold dust
deposited thereby miners for safe
keeping. ana who has been az liberty
ON parole, was arrested last night ln
company with John q. Webbcr. 70
years old nu eX convict The men
viii Doc charged with conspiracy to
counterfeit The arrest was made In
q lonely cabin. 20 miles from here,
An incomplete cuunterfeitlng equip
mcnt was found la the cabin.
The police began trailing Wcbber
when ne was released August o, aud
saw they found him in communica-
lion with Adams
Adams was convicted some six
years ago. tie has been on parole
about five months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
I.unarc From Me1lnn Barharlty.

seattle, Wash sept 30.--lamea
Cook, formerly conductor on the
Mexican Central railway. has been
adiudged insane as result. IL vas de-
clared by mnacy commission, of no
treatment received two years ago.
while he was "a prisoner In "a Mexican
city san awaiting trial on "a charge or
larceny made when his train wcs
robbed by hardlts Cook was held in
ian without trial FOR nlno months ana
was giyen trial ana was acquitted
only when the American government
protested al the delay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

Pueblo. colo. Sept 3O.--At the very
spot where four persons We're held up
Just u week ago. six mon were order
cd to throw up their hands az an early
hour yesterday morning and forced 90
n,e up their money and yaluables.
The half dozen men were walking
homo together when out 0f tho dark
ness near tho Fourth street ylhduct.
two guns gliftened simultFneo'i r.
with the command Throw uH a4r
hands Whole one hold up oan
kept tho victims covered tho other
went through their pockets Tho
highwaymcn secured $50 In cash ana
ono MAIlu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
MEXICAN SOLDIERS
MUST KEEP OUT
Of TEXAS SAYS
GOVERNOR
State Executive Withdraws
Permission Hitherto Grant
ed for Foreigners to Make
Overland March.
UNWILLING TO TAKE
CHANCES OF BATTLE
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald

Austin, Tex. Sept 3O--Goyyrnoi
Colquitt has Withdrawn permission
for Mexican federal troops to march
from Marathon. Texas. tu another
point ON the border over TcNas -ol
tie announced today hy does NOT ulrr
to take The risk
The governor sent this mDsas, On
the secretary uf state 100 Washington
Concerning the moving of MrNi.Hu
troops through Texas from E1gie
Pass to Dcl Biu and Marathon. any
udiutaut general calls attention Geo tho
fact that 10 viii hp % seventy milo
march over ruusu t,rr.tor, from Mar
athou. ] desire Goo Withdraw my con-
sent Tor tho passage OF tnt-r troops
through T'Na miI . uw HdtIsDd
mote fully with reference Geo their
movement This march of seventy
miles through tho territory rc'orrod
to viii invite difficulties which ! do
not want Goo occur n Texas"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
Fifteen Thousand Workers
Walk Out as Demonstra.
tion Of Loyalty to Men
Charged With Murder.
TROUBLE WIDESPREAD
OVER NEW ENGLAND
Shoe, Cotton, Woolen and
Granite Industries Affected /;
Many Operatives Coerced 10
Join Movement.
Ln, Iea.ea Vic ,n r,.nlnn n.r.la,

lhf leased Wire Ca EVenlnH WeraIdl
H".iuu, sept 3u.--Niulencp marked
tho beginning of the twenty.four hour
Hiriio demonstration " hitch the Indus
rial Workers of the World called In
i"Ur Massachusetts, manufacturing cit.
les os q protest against the impriaon.
nout of tWu of their leaders. Dcm-
oastraiions ranging from parades "a
serious rioting occurred IN Lawrence.
Lynn, liavcrhill and Quincy, where ID
Is estimated that 5000 workers wera
out.
Tho serious Disturbances occurred
Lac Lawrence where tho piokets ana
police clashod. Nearly "a score OF psr-
sons were hurt and dozen arrestS
were made
Tho outbreak coincided with tho
opening ia salem today OF the trial OF
Joseph J. Ett0r Arturo Gioyannitti
ANA Joseph Caruso. la connection
with tho killing of Anna Lohizso. The
cotton. woolon, shoe and granite In.
dustries chiefly we're affected today.
AT quincy $500 granite workers
struck strikers marching through
the quarry district called TO tho work
men 90 come out at two Of the sheds
the poiishcrs were dragged out fOrol-
'-ely. ...--------. .o------s.e.,
Fivo hundred strIkors marched
through tho shoe manufacturing dis
trict of Lynn. trying generally with
small success, Co get the operatives 10
strike Tho polite arrested one man
waving black ana rod flags IN the
crowd A mob then tried unsuccess.
fury a. rescue him. AZ Hayerhnl
ABOUT ESQ shoe operatives struck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
ROOSEVELT JUMPS
MARSHALL AS
HENCHMAN Of
TOM TAGGART
Wilson Scored for Accepting
Hoosier Governor As Run
ming Mate While Assuming
Lofty Position Morally.
MARSHALL DENIES
SUPPORTING TAGGART


'hutipuuugu Tpuu sept. 30 -
Governor Marshall uf indiana. was
characterized aa representative of
thr luEgart machine today in his
speech here bt Colonel Roosevelt
Who criticized Governor Wilson for
assuming 3D. luiit position of morality
Boo connection with tho Democratic
suh,rnuioriul nomination m New
york; when Doc hpd mot objected to
th, nomination nt Governor Marshali
aH hH running ,lu,p.
Having covered 5000 miles ln mis-
swing about tEo country Colonel
Roosevelt began the Inst part uf his
trip today Including stop ut Knox
N'Ir llo win by iu North Carolina
tomorrow ana is due in New YorI.
"Wednesday afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
BRYAN TALKS WITH
UNFORTUNATES
IN PRISON
The Making of a Man" Com
mOner's Topic in Wyoming
State Penitentiary; Relig-
ious Address to Elks.
[By Leased Wire 90 evening Herald I

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Sept 3O.- William
j. Bryan spent sunday at the home of
State Chairman John g. osborne. at
Rawiins, and made two addresses,
aoth religious iu character. he spoke
to the conviyts of the state pcuitcn.
tlary on the Making of q Man, au0
later addressed mass meeting at cha
Elks' home, on the "Rronder Life"
Mr Bryan reached Cheyenne early
this morning aud after an early break
fast az the Plains hotel lcft az seven
u, m. for Whcatland, whore hr is go-
Ing tu speak this afternoon
At ChugWater, 20 delegation oi Dem
ocrats from the dry farming districts
sWarmed into the train and the Ne
braskau was kept buss shaking hands
for the remainder ot thD Journey. he
~ tho guest go Nhva'luud uf state
Land Commissioner Hopkins.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
GOVERNOR WILSON
NAY REPLY TO DIN

Atlantic city, ~ j.. sepD 30. When
shown the Dix statement from AlLuuy
ou tho Vubcrnatorial coYtruycrsy
Governor Woodrow Wilson showed
Doth astnuishmeny and surprise that
there were mentioned any personal
letters between himself aud the New
iorF governor discussing the latCr'a
COMMUNICATION
Governor Wilson said hc would
think it over ana might have some-
a ing to say tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
rcaor IAN VcarIc- nre-- IacL..

'u"HF switzerland. scot lO.-Tbo
Iurhu-l1lI.n peace u.sutIulua prob
un.t hove entered their lnlI phase
Niin mo arrival hcr, ID. 'le.ut' pasha
bearing Turkeys latest urouu.gls. III
these are acceptable '1 Italy E,cf ad
Plsm Ni'' assume direction oi tho
rrsotiauous ana Jr.luys 90 wording
't thr peace tr.uy DHNms ur tho
uuN protocol even Do tine TurR. sh
proposals. are satisfactory, d likely %
hc H"WrN hat delayed as the 1utk.sh
government is puxipIs ~ nu,c tho
elections over before concluding
peace. otherwise tdf young Turks
would haNc "a trump card it b. not
expected "a peIu. Geo. 49, w'l o. ugned
before october %.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
GOVERNMENT READY
FOR INDIANAPOLIS
DYNAMITE TRIALS
Fifty-0ne Present and Former
Union Labor Officials Face
Jury Tomorrow for Lawlesz
Conspiracy.
my Lenscd Wire 10 Evening nsrnIdI

ny Leased Wire to Evening Herald /
indianapolis, Ind Sept go Moth
Ing loss than the sudden illness oi
lay said United Stpirs District Al
tornoy Charles w. MWor as ndic,i.
ing the governments readiness Co be
GIN tomorrow hr Jral uf tho fifty uu,
present and former labor union offl-
cials ou 10 churg" of conapirary iu the
carrying or dtaJmltr aud nitro rly-
.ccriuv ON pIs.suter traiue
Two sets each of ufty yeuircm,n
have been drawn from throughout
Indiana Tor th" selection of e. jury.
Th" defense IH tu nr allowed tetB!
lot ten and thv prosecution total uf
six pprUmpturY challenge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
MNRSIIN.L DECLARES nE
nIlllDSl.n IAII AIll

Boston sept 30 Governor Mar
shall who arrived here today IN com.
montug upon tho charge Of Colonel
Roosevelt That the governor was a
rrpr's,ntatN" ut the Taggurt ma
chine. pointed out that he locked
horns with Mr. Tuggart over the scna-
torsh'p two years ago aud defeated
him
I'm tho campaign for governor this
year added Governor Marshall ~
icii ii necessary Co keep out OF the
contest uH ali the candidates had sup
ported me-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
CLASH RETWEEN
STRIKERS AND POLICE

Lynn, Mass, Sept. 30.--A clash be-
tween the Lynn police and a body of
strikers occurred today when "a man
waving red and black flags was AR
rested and a crowd attempted 10 res-
.ue him. Several police officers we're
assaulted ana three arrests were
made 1hssc hundred striking sho-
operatives headed by three women
marched through the factory district
urging those at work 90 strike iu pro-
test against tho imprisonment of 1T
tor and GiuyHunitti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
FIFTEEN INJURED IN
RIOTING At LAWRENCE

Lawrence, Mass, Sept 3O--RiotinE
marked the beginning ~ the twenty
four hour strike Of the Industrial
Workers ~ mo world as "a protest
against the imprisonment of Joseph
j Ettor and Arturo 0iovanlttl whose
trial on charge OF murder began az
Salem today Fifteen persons were
injured and dozen arrests we're
made. OF tho 80. 600 textile opera.
tiyrs employed IN tho mills OF this
city 1900 were idle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
noIl,Inn In.c.lnIrnl. Gnnl.

Ia Paz. Sept au European rap.-
niists seem 90 bo eager 90 put their
money into BoiiNi uuuiNestments $50
less than four Euroucau syud.cutes
b8yo offered thcir services to complete
the construction of the railroad from
potusi to Sucre
Tho country VaH never lu a more
nourishlpg condition, and both ,Ster-
nal ana Internal political amIgs are
proceeding uuou sober and practical
lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
Strll.c close. Gunilc 0unrrlrs.

quincy Mass. Sept. 80 Thirty
Er1nite quarri,s were closed today bee
cause of l strike uf lunorers In proc
test against tho imprisonment OF Ettor
and GIotuuHu
large body OF quaTTymen
marched through tho district and or
dercd those at work to quit Police
patrol wagons followed but uo arrests
were made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

Cr.HuIo creek, Colo. Sept 3U FIra
oarly yesterday starting from sparks
from boiler. damaged ,ue shaft
house and machinery oI tUr h.ek,u
Hawk mine on Gurut hul Tine Iuss
is estimated at 10000 The property
is owned hy tho Kuuuy Gold Muue
company and was operated under
lease by the Columbia Mining and De-
Nrlupmtut company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
So TIghter. OalherIng.

New YORK. Sept 30..--Tho battle-
ships Wisconsin and Illinois, the
cruiser Baltimore, the torpedo boat
destroyer Macdonough. and Worden
ana "a florlla OF eight torpedo boats
have arrived from Charleston, :. o.
The ships constitute the vanguard or
the fleet OF igT United states war ves-
sells that viii he assembled la the
Hudson river from October ne TO 10,
Tor reYiew by President Taft ana
Secretary OF the Navy Meyer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
TURKEY PREPARES 10
PUT BIG ARMY IN FIELD

Athens. Greece, sept 20. -Iurko}
iH making elaborate military preparn
tions tu meet auy hostile demonstrn
tions in tho Balkaug according Goo a
somi-ofticiai statement published here
today.
The ottoman government has cali
od up t00.o 600 men. forming eleven
serves. for siX weeks training la ficlt
mancuYora.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
nnIenrIan Nrm, MoblIlleh.

NUIIu, HuIHHfI1l NUnI. HW = Tho
mobilization of the bulgarian army
Was proclaimed by the government to-
day, Tho action was taken in consc
Quonce of alarming uoWB received
here as Geo tho concentration of Turk-
Ion troops in The upighborhood ui
Adrinnoplc ana along the bulgarian
frontier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
ND Cnn.Idcrrd sIgnlfIrnnl.

london, SVUT 5U- \ VIsI |IUT-I-
cred significant in view of tna near
eastern siutuhtiou was paid by sorslus
S7zouuu. tho Russian foreign minis
ter ou his return Co London today
He called ON tho italian ambassador
ana remained with him aH h.a guest
ut luncheon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
Noted Newspaper Man Dead.

phindrlphH Sopi, 10 MAJ. IOhn
N. Carson, widely known nowspa-
per correspondent. died here last
night from "a complication of disease.
Major Carson was the first president
of the Grldirun club OF Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

Belle Vornon pa, sopt 3O.-Four-
teen mines here were closed today
nl4ile hNc thousand men participated
Boa tho "a hours sympathy strike called
by tho Industrial Workers of tho
World.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
National League.


IIlTIVTIVN, UUUVI UnU WIT"IN
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