Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
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VIENNA SHOZ5 NOV o.--Som-
nenting upon the presence of
more United States warships in
the harbor, La Union, the most
influential newspaper here, said
to-day: Cup to the present time
the arrival of United States war
ships has been the signal for the
departure of other American bat
tIeships from the harbor. In the
present case, however, the new
arrivals have joined the warships
already in the harbor and there
have been no departures. We
ask: Why is Washington sending
such naval force here to scare
US? They do not want to tell US
apparently what is desired2"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Rep-
resentatiVe L'Engel, of Florida,
to-day introduced a bill in the
House providing that no poison
GUS drugs shall be manufactured
and offered for sale in tablet form
unless the tablet be cubical in
shape, while non poisonous tab
let's shall be disc shaped.
MADISON, WIS.,, Nov. g.
Clarence n. Fertie, senior at the
University of Wisconsin, shot
himself four times through the
heart this morning at Tenney
Park, walked twelve feet and
plunged into lagoon. III health
and overwork are said to be rea-
sons.
HAMMOND, IND, Nov. Sin
a riot at Indiana Harbor this aft
ernoon over the merits of tho
election of Frank Callahan, CHI
IONS party man, over A. G.
Sohlieker, Republican, three men
were shot. Two will die and a
score we're hurt.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5.-ortie
MeManigal, the dynamiter, re-
centely released from jail, is
speeding to Tampa, Fla. Fearful
that his enemies will pursue him,
McManinal intends to sail from
Tampa for Cuba or a South
American port and return when
the animus aroused by the dyns-
hitting trials has died out. Nc
Manigal is under pledge to keep
IN communication with District
Attorney Fredsricks, so he can be
summoned as a witness in the
event any of the missing men
under indictment are jailed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Bro
berto Pesqueira, representing the
Caranza movement, declared to-
day that he had received instruc-
tons to voice a protest to the
State Department against an in
Vasion of Mexico by United States
troops.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-A
plan for a gold reserve in Wash
lngton under control of a central
board, was proposed in the SEN
ate Banking and Currency Com
nittee to-day by Senator Reed
as an amendment to the pending
currency bill. Senator Reed sus-
gested the reserves Of member
banks be divided equally between
their own vaults, the proposed
regional reserve banks and the
central reserve fund in Washing
ton. Talk Of currency caucus
in the Senate diminished to day.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 5.-This
is Good Roads Day" throughout
tho State, and Governor Locke
Craig, many of the State officers
as we'll as municipal officials, S.
600 students and more than 100,-
600 civilians are swinging picks
and shoVels in various parts Of
the State to bring about a better
ment of the State highways.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 5.--Mrs.
Mary Copley Thsw, mother of
Harry Thaw, in a statement is
sued here to-day almost on the
eve of Governor FeIker's decision,
as to whether her son shall be ex-
tradited into New York or be set
free, flays William Travers Je-
rome. She hints at charge Of
criminal libel in connection with
Jerone's allegation that two
jurors were bribed at the first
homicide trial Of her son.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. SIN
reply to the indianapolis Minis
terisl Association appeals for ar
bitration, President Todd, of the
Street Car Company, this after
noon reiterated the firm stand of
his company in the present con-
troysrsy, insisting that there was
nothing to srbitrste, and stating
that his former employees had
been forced to Join the union by
aaltators, and were perfectly sat
istied with their wages and con-
ditions until outsiders inteTfered.
President Todd's reply is gen
orally taken TO mean that tho mi
lItis will DO called out to morrow.
WASHINGTON, Nov. SEQ
rotary OF State Bryan Issued a
statement to-day saying he was
gratified over the election results
yesterday, especially in New Jer-
sey, Maryland, Massachusetts and
New York City.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 5.--The
2o8 Mexican Federals who were
driven across the international
border into Arizona will be inn
prlsoned at Fort Roseorsns, near
San Diego, Cal, until the Mexi-
l.. A. =.