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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
SULzER OVERLOOKED
FIVE THOUSAND
OF CAMPAIGN
S|NEWS
Governor Omitted Large Sum
from Sworn Statement of
Contributions, Alleged at
Committee Hearing.
WITNESSES FLATLY
REFUSE TO ANSWER

tiIy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald.
New York. Aug. 6.--Contribusions
to Governor Sulzers campaign fund
under the fire Of a legislative inves-
tlgatlnG committee. were at least So.
00e more thar his sworn statement
represented them 10 be, according to
The testimony Of bank officials ana
others today at the resumption OF
committee hearings.
Counsel COR the committee sought
To show that the governor had per-
chased zoo shares OF railroad stock on
October 90, 1919. paying cash for
them and to establish connection be
tween this transaction and the CON
tributions he failed Ia include In his
sworn statement Witnesses met
such Inquiries with flat refusals TO
answer Senator Frawiey. chairman
of the COMMITTEES, was Of the opinion
that the testimony shows that the
governor had bought the stock. Eu-
gone L. Richards. counsel for the
committee thought otherwise. The
contributions alleged To- have been
made 10 the governor campaign
/ fund but not mentioned IN his state
mont as brought out today we're as
| follows. William n. McCombs chair
man of the Democratic national com
mittee. $500 on October Q, 1919; Hen
rs Morgenthau. treasurer Of the Dom
ocratio national committee. fi,e00, or
octohor 3. 1919. John Lynn, New
/ York. $500 ON October 20. 1919; Jacot
"A srhiff. $4,000. ADram Elkus
O. A. Iii d N4HN
were produced we're deposited ln 'h'
Mutual Alliance Trust company an'
some In The Farmers Loan aud Trus
COMPANY. both Of this city The for
mer was that used hy r. 4. Sarecky
Governor suffers confidential secre
ltary for campaign contributions "
hooks showed total deposits 20 Sulz
er's account of St2.A05 between Oc
tober / and November 10 1912, Al
WAS drawn out except $3.50. Their
were ninety four separate checks eoN
ering the deposits and 81 100 Ia cash
Governor Sulzor's sworn list contain
ed slxty-eight contributors and ~
tailed sa.AG0. MT Richards asserted
The attempt 10 connect Mr sulze
with the purchase of 200 shares
plg -Four railroad stock on bctooe
ge WAS made through questioning ~
thur A. Fuller of the Ne WORK stoc
axchange firm of FULLER and ora'
concerning an unnamed account des
ianated as Account 40, 800 III
Fuller refused point blank 90 answo
the question and Was directed Co rs
main under subpoena ull the courl
} can decide n he must answer. tn
committee adjourned this afiernoo
ITO meet tomorrow morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
TODAY IN CONGRESS



Resumed Reneral debate on
tarim bin.
Senator Lippett attacked cot
ton schedule ana offered "A sub
stitutc.
senator CLARK. Wyoming, at
tackled President Wilson's action
in sending John Lind TO Mexico
as special cmlssary and declared
something else must he done hy
the administration 90 protect
Amorlcans. Introducing resolution
Tor Investigation OF conditions
Lobby committee heard from
James A. Emery, National Asso-
citation OF Manufacturers side OF
th, Mulhall lobby story.
Foreign relations committee
heard Eduardo Hay. constitution
nllst. review Mexican situation
iiOmne.
Not in session Meets noon
Friday.
Lobbyscommittee excused Mar
lin N. Mulhall until Monday and
continued examination With Sell
bold testifying briefly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
WILSON HOPEFUL
OF JAMMING HIS
CURRENCY BILL
THROUGH
President Will Stick DOggedly
to Determination to have
Measure Passed at Extra
Session.
COUNT OF NOSES SHOWS
FAITHFUL HITCHED
Isy Leased Wire 70 Isvenlng Herald.

By Leased Wire "a Evening Herald.
Washington, Aug. 6.--President
Wilson talked currency TO a number
OF his callers today and made u plain
that he Intends Go stick "a his deter
minatlon TO have bill passed at tho
extra session. senator James told the
president today that the Democrats
would pat the bill through. senator
Hughes took similar view. SEN
ator owen. chairman OF the banking
committee. pointed out that In hts poll
Of the senate. only Senators Hitch
cock and OGorman were flntly OPP
posed 10 legislation ~ this time. All
the other Democrats he said, hut five
were earnestly IN favor Of the iegis-
tation and the five. though preferring
To defer the task 10 the next session
would abide by the wishes of the
president and the majority.
The president expressed his satis-
| faction over the action of the house
committee In voting 60 report the od-
minlstration bill when he talked with
! Rcpresentatives Wilson of Florida
Patten of New York and Soldomridge
OF Colorado.
Comics of the revised draft of th'
| Glass currency hill cuh'alh."t
amendments adopted late yesterday
hy Democrats of the house currenci
committee were In circulation abou
the capitol today and were the SUB
icct of careful scrutiny by friondl
land opponents of the presidents cur
rcncy reform plant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Kansas city, Aug g.--Tne thrush of
cattle 10 the kansas city stocks yards
from dry sections ~ Nebra8ha, kan
sas. Oklahoma aud Missouri, whicA
began Ia earnest Monday When thirty
thousand were unioaded continued
Tuesday with lhc receipt 81 10000
more. For the two days ~ this week
"a, Oe0 cattle have been received. 2Q,-
goo more than Monday and Tuesday
OF last week and neafly twice as many
as were received ~ the Chicago sioeAv
yards Monday and Tuesday Prices
Nere is a. gs cents bunoroe lower
than yesterday. AYklng a dccfcasf at
nifty cents 10 tl46 d hendFcd in tne
last ten DAYS
Commission men said letters sna
telcsrams from ehe stock rsislnE dis
tricts we're gloomy and indicates tnat
unless rain came soon tho nQodina et
thc local cattle market would ~ cons
,lnued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Main idea Of Council Of In-
dustrial Defense Was tu
Fight for Principle Of OPEN
shop.

ffiv Lcezn1 wire 20 MseRiuM NaFnIaY
washington Aye tenlee "A.
Emery. Weehin9toH repFo8onlailBo Nf
the National Association ~ Mannsaos
tuFera toatlned today before tho sane
ate lobby committee % tell tbs afNan4
ination's side q the story that Mufeln
"A. Muihail began. Emery WAS uNnsn-
ined hr1t hy Robert McCcfiofs Rtior.l
ncy for che association. Aftaf4tg Alc@
Carter announced he Intended tn show
that the Natlonei Association 81 tYan-
ufactufora had only been .pnte|nH the
work Of tho Americas Federation az
Labor taking the oppoailo fieN 81
most subjects OF ioNi4latlon
"Ne are goinR 90 ingealiaata fhS
American Federation ui Labor too"
said Senator walsh.
Senator Reed observed that hls lNaa
Of the duty Of the COMMITTEES wan Ia
determine the truth or lalssfy ps tho
Mulhall letters
Emery testified "a hed been nation.
81 counsel for the manufactures hinro
1905 and TOR the National Council a
Industrial Defense sinco toBe Tine
council, no explained. Waa lha natural
0utxrowth of tho dnsirn ~ employers
VI AIa"N'| - NN|A ~ HNtIN|W N|ItNI"'|NN|
i xation that might be ahlo n DO fuf
them what tha uSlIad labor orapnlra-
| slons wished to 40 tqr laboG. fIroada'
speaking. no sald iha wuin Idea wan
to nEht for tllr "open shop |nktnnd
~ the unionit0d sn6B fef NIien Iab0t
contended.
Emery testified that IN August. f9o3.
az tho suReoSlion of 1aa VI. Van
clcave. the president ~ she snapufac-
lurors' aaspclation. representatives, 81
fourteen employing associations met
IN New York and Iaid plans that ro-
suited NJ the formation ~ tho Council
for Industrial Defense.
Mulhall swore there we're 10 meet.
ingE. that Van Cicave and other ON
j, cialg just formed the council. q Dnpef
organisation, and elected themselves.
officers
James A. Emery. counsel for kha
Manufacturers. took the stand laltl
Ia the day ana continued identifies
tlons OF letters supplied from the
liles 0f the association.
The labor pIanks and gonetal
. makeup 81 both the Republican and
Z the democratic parties IN the tsei
campaign received considerable at'
tentiou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
JUNI,Fz OFFICIALS HEAR
NOTHING OF ftisPORTED BATTLE

m Paso, Tex. Aug. G.--Federal
officials in Juarez have heard moth
ing today from the battle fought
south Cf Juarez yesterday between
federal troops guarding supply
trains en- route 10 Chihuahua and a
band OF rebels under Toribio Ortega.
The fedcrals claim that the rebels
we're disperHed with heavy loss and
General Castro. commanding the
Juaroz garrison. says nc believes the
troop and supply trains proceeded on
To Chihuahua. Rebels at the ~
Paso rebel junta claim that the battle
was draw" and that the rebels.
after FIRST being driven OF. returned
and drove the foderals into their
train. where the battle continued all
night.
The wires are down south of Jua-
rcz today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
PEACE PROTOCOL
AMONG BALKAN
STATES SIGNED
At BUCHAREST
Ctnierees Representing Greece
Rumania, Montenegro and
Bulgaria Agree TO Ternin-
ate HOstilities.
END OF DISGRACEFUL
SLAUGHTER ARRIVES

IBy Leased Wire "a Evening Herald. I
Bucharest, Rumanla. Aug. g.
Peace WAS concluded today at meet
ing OF confereos Of Greece. Rumanla.
Montenegro and Bulgaria.
The war between the Balkan allies
who had fought shoulder 10 should
er against Turkey began on July 4.
on that date the SerVian minister of
interior declared that Serva WAS at
war with Bulgaria On the same
day Greece also announced that .
state of war existed but did not make
formal declaration. Rumania dc
ciared war on July i0 aud moved her
troops over the Bulgarian frontier 10
occupy the strip of territory from
Sillstrin on the DANUBE 10 Narna on
the Black sea. which she claimed
lin order TO rc-estabiish the balance
Of power" The trouble between the
allies arose from the ofrricNlty Of a.
vidlng the territory captured hy them
from Turkey Severe fighilne foi'
lowed and many thousand men were
killed or wounded soon after the
beginning OF hostllltlcs numerous
massacres aud acts of piilaRe were
reported 60 have bcen committed b'
g,e various armies The Montenegro
troops never came Into action durlni
tho period Of hostilltles. although the'
also we're nomlnally M war with bul
| uariu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
EXPLODING MINE KILLS
-FOUR FEDERAL SOLDIERS

cons tltutionalist Headquarters,
Hcrmanes. Aug. 3, CVia Eagle Pass,
Texas, Aug. 6)-Rcports reached
here from Monclova today that while
fcderals from that city we're getting
corn from nearby ranch warehouse.
mino touched on by constitutional
lists killed four fcderals.
The constituiionalist invasion ot
Monclova proceeds slowly. Tho at
lacking parties are divided into three
columns under command OF Colonel
Antonia A. Villareal. ihe largest ad-
diilon To- the constltutionalist army VA
Coahuiia. Villareal wa- sunsus gen
oral to spain under Madero.
The constitutionallsts report skir'
mish within two miles of Coahuila
where their way Was barred by bat
terry of artillery on "A hlii.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
LIND SANS IIE Will NOT
ACCEPT ASSADORSHlp

New Orleans, La. Aug. e.--JOhn
Lind. President Wilson's personal
representative en- route to Mexico
said here today that he would not
under any circumstances accept the
hmbassadorship 70 Mexico. MIR. Lind
left at 1880 o'clock this morning for
Galveston where he viii board the
hattleship New Hampshire tomorrow
Mr. Lind said that after ne had ac-
compushcd whit he expected TO In the
southern republic. he would not ac'
ccp, permanent post IN that country
lie refused "a discuss the recent state
ments Of President HuertR Of Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Waehingien. Aug Examination
of Martin ~. Mulnall. sslf-stxled lob
bylat Of the Nationnl Association of
Manufacturers was poesponed today
by the house lobby committee until
Monday. AZ the request Of Muihall.
who announced that in The last few
days he had discovered IN his fsles la
Baltimore some goo additional letters
hearing on national politics and hr
believed if given a leH days be N1uid
be able to discover more.
Louis seibold resumed the stand
and was examined briefly ns the hesie
Tor parts of tho Mulhuh stories pres
pared Tor the New York World
The counlttea then found liaeik
without witnesses. James a. Emert
having been called before tho senate
committee. a recess wSs taken ~
await the rcappearance OF Emery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
LIND TO SAII. ron MEXICO
FROM GALVESTON TONlGli'

WnHhlnRton, AUR, t,~FUFWrF NNF'
ernor Lind Of Minnesota, on his way
to Mexico ~ President Wils1n'g p"r'
sonal representative, will sail tr'm
Galveston, Tex. for Vera Cruz on me
mattlcship New Hampshire tonight
Secretary bryan today asked Setra'
tsry Daniels to provide the battle
ship.
The gunboat Wheeling, patrollins
the lower gulf coast, has left Cani-
peche for Proaresso. on the Pacihe
coast the cruiser Yorktown has loil
galina Cruz for TopOlObampO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
SAYS CONsTITUTIONALIsrs
CONTROL TWO-TElfHtB,

Washington. Aug. 6.---COloncl Ed
uardo Hay. chief OF stan Of the con-
stitutionalist forces in sonora. gave
90 the sCnatc foreign relations COM
mittoe today a detailed account OF
hts views on conditions In Mexico.
The cOnstltutiOnalist movement. he
declared, controlled "a least two
thirds of Mexico,
Though he made no recOmincnds-
tiona. Colonel Hay insisted that In
tervention ~ the United states
would make things worse and that
any mediation which recognized the
governmcnt Of HuertR was impOssi-
bic. Ills idea Of the solution Of the
situation WAS 10 lift the embargo on
arms so that the constitutions lists
could carry on more active cam
paiRn. Then. he declared. troubles
IN Mexico soon would be settled.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
RALLY AROUND IHE
ELEPHANT, CRIES
M'HARG TO THE
BULL MOOSE
Time for Republicans and Pro-
gressives to Unite In Com
mon Defense Against Demo
Gratis Declares 0rmsby.
PRESIDENT WILSON
HAS BROKEN PATH
WITH THE PEOPLE

Special Dlapateh a. EsvenInG merHlaI
Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. 6.--"p preaidcnt
Wilson has broken faith with the
American people" declared Ormsby
McHarg here today Mr.. McHarg
came here from New York with this
avowed Object 0f bringing about a
reconciliation between the regular
and progressive Republicans. II IN
planned 10 hold monster banquet
late IN the fall for the purpose of
bringing about reunion OF forces. Mr.
MtHnrg declared president Wilson
had not acted Ia accordance with his
pledges in ufsing consideration OF
both the farlm bill and the currency
bill ug the same session Of congress.
He sam that Colonel Roosevelt was
uniustly called radical In politics.
Mr. Mcliarg added
"He is as conservative az any one
ln national business matters. IL 4
only In personal matters, IN thinss
that directly touch society, that he
is radical
.Thc tlme ls ai hand when ths
Republicans and Hull Moosers mus
unite In common defense against ths
/ Democratic party said McHarK
1--WE now have the opportunity q
capitalize the mistakes of the present
and the Chicago din
ner has been proposed az a methos
OF preparing for the reunion. rho
should not prove difncult Both Re
publlcnns and Progressive have bees
| Influenced for generation oy th'
Same political thought. The Progres
sive movement was psychological an'
tot political" MI McHarg accuses
secretary at State Bryan of trying q
make the government populisiio.
Mr. McHarg conferred with Pro
gresslve and Republican leader
while here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
. SS~ S~sSsS

senator sheppard presented e
summary of the strength OF the con
stitutiOnalisi forces In SlcXicO. He
declared the senate should have COM
piete knowledge of the number Of
lconstitutionalist leaders, the troops
they could muster the extern of ter
rltory controlled and extent of their
equipment.
senator ShcppArd's report showed
that the constitutionalist leader had
followers numbering between go hpu
and so. 0O0. and that they Wcr" .n
possession of far more than hall ji
Mexico.
we are unable to get eNart r"d
definite Information. said S"utt'r
CLARK. "about conditions in MrNico.
Evidence siiil continues however,
To show that American property ID
being destroyed every da', that
American citizenship is being d'shun-
urcd and even officers OF the Amer
lean government are being shol
down,
II h no purpose of this resolution
to place the responsibility to' me
outragcs u lH To ohtain ilinfnl'
ton / know there h u disposition
ut times To regard such lnfurmatior
a. confidential bat iu my iudgmenl
that is not the proper course new
because Il Is no secret that other ma
tions than ourselves are Interested "
the situation. Conditions are hcini
taxed OF. not only In the SENATE hu
elsewhere. The conditions ohnn'
long be borne with by the American
republic. Something must hc d"n'
ur something will hc done. DO 40
intend 10 ark FOR u vote on the resp
luton al this time and unless SOME
one desires to make "A statement y
regard 20 IL, / shall ask tht ~ -
uNer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
Immediate Investigation Of
Condition of Americans and
Their Property Asked BY
Resolution.
SENDING OF Mr.. LIND
DOES NOT SATISFY;
HAS NO AUTHORITY
Something Must Be Done or
Something Will Be Done"
Says CLARK; No Desire to
Play Politics.

washington. Aug G.--Prcs- .
y dent Wilson's action IN sending =
= former Governor John Lind 10 .
= Mexico az special emissary In .
y tho present situation was at =
y tackled In the senate today by
. senator Clark OF Wyoming. who =
= declared something else must =
. be done by the administration to
. guarantee adequate protection =
. 60 Americans
y senator Clark presented =
. resolution for an Immediate in
. yes,igation by the ssnatc foreign
= relations committee 81 the con-
. di,ion 81 American citizens and 4
. American property in Mexico. Z
. This resolution is not intro
= ducod in a spirit 0f hostility tu Z
y the administration or of criu-
. cism of the foreign relations 4
. cOnmiittcc." declared the soma
= ator. "bui conditions are grow
. ing steadily worse In Mexico.
= Now We learn that Governor
. Lind has been sent there hy
= President Wilson
9 That does not satisfy Mr..
. Lind duos not go as tile official
. representative of the United
= states lie dues not go as an
= American ambassador cloakcd
y with authority To- represent the
Q United states He cannot he
. appealed TO hy American citi-
. 1ons for protection, some other
. steps are necessary To- give tp
. Americans ana American prlp.
q erty the protection they need
= and arc deIna ndlng,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
JUAHEZ FEDERAIs CLAIM
$50 REBlsii> ARE DEAi

New York Aug 6.--According 10 a
private dispatch received here today
from ~ Paso the federal authorities
at Juurez claim that i5O rebels were
killed yesterday in an attack by Or
tcga's troops at Rancheria on federal
supply trains bound Tor Chihuahua
city. The rebels cut the telegraph
wires which were Inter repaired by
the federals hut the latter have since
forbidden their use To private inter-
ests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
HAWTHORNE MUST
SERVE OUT TERM IN
FEDERAL PRISON
10y Ienscd Wire 20 EveplnE ileFald

ny lenscd Wire a. Evening Herald
ATLANTA, ga. Aug s.-~According TO
authentic reports here to-day Of de-
clslons reached by che department ot
Justice al Washington. Julian haw-
thorne aud Dr William ,. Morton, of
Boston. convicted of uslng the malls
to defraud. must serve their terms in
the federal prison here despite the
recommendation of the federal board
a. prisons. with good behavior Haw-
thorno aud Morton VIII be liberated in
October
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
CoNsTITUTIONAIISTs REPORTED
TO HAVE TAKEN GUANMAS

Douglas Ariz. Aug, 6.-It II re-
ported here that Guaymas has been
captured by the constitutiOnulists.
Confirmation In lacking.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
GRIFFEN AND sTRACHAN
WINNERS OF FIRST SET

NV llfHsqd Wire % ItfIllnN ItFNIU.
CHICAGO. Aug. o.-Orlflon and
strachan won the hrst set from Wash
burne and Touchard 6-i Ia the contest
tn decide who shall compete in the
challenge round for the natlon,A ten
nla doubles az New port August 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
AMERICAN PRISONERS
REPORTED RELEASED

Laredo. Tex. Aug 6.--Otto z. Win
tcrs and pario H sanchez, two Ann
orleans held prisoners at Montcrct
and later transferred To Nuevo Laro-
do. we're released early today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

I TN TNN0TW Wiz " F7E|77TTI| TT777-I777T
Colorado springs. Coll Aug e.
Pixies Peak and the front range We're
visited by severe electrical storm,
accompanied by snow and hall, short
ly after 2 o'clock this Afternoon Tenn
peraturos In the surrounding country
fell several degrees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
TELEPHONE STRIKE
RENEWED AT ST. LOUIS

lBv Leased Wire 90 ttNulno hefaio. ]
a. Louis. AUG. 6.--'Nhe strike oi
glrl operators aad mniniesiance men
against the southwestern Telegraph
and Telephone company, which was
announced yesterday as settled. prac-
tically Was renewed this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
MORE "INQUlRIES" ABOUT
AMERICANS AT MADElti

washington. AuR 6.-TOday's Of
iicial dispatches from Mexico con
talned no Information OF the hNe
American officials Of the MADEIRA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
American People Demand
Protection for Citizens
and Property in Mexico

Lumber company. who are believed
In ri Pago 20 have been taken prls-
oners and held In chihuahua. In
quirics are being made.