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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
STATE OFFICIALS CLAIM
VICTORIES FOR RIHEf.S

Eagle Pass, Texas. .darch 12.--
state officials in Piedras Negras. the
Mexican town opposite Eagle Pass.
and known during the Diaz regime as
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz. claimed today
to have authoritative information of
the plight of government forces at
three widely separated points in Mex
ice. They declare that Durango. cap
.tai of the state of that name. had
been captured by 1000 constitution
alistas under Juan Garcia. former
candidate for governor. that General
Trucy Aubcrt and his men are isolat.
ed IN the vicinity Of Rosta, eastern
CCahuila and that Torrcon In ives
tern Coahuila. is mcnaeed by 1000
cunstitutionalistas under Colonel Tri-
ana, The constitutionalistas in Goa
hula claim the support Of ton states
in opposition to tho Huerta govern
ment according to dispatches re-
ccived here today II is declared that
Coahuila, sonora. zacetcas. san Luis
POtosi. TamaulIpas, Campre Yucca
tan, Aguas Calientes. Chihuahua and
Durango have floeked to the Car
rama standard and that organized op-
position to the government is pro,
in other states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
GRAFT WORSE AFTER
R0SENTHAL MURDER

New York, March i2.- Members Of
the police system assessed Herman
Mlchaels once known as King Of the
gamblers" in Harlem. to the point
where he had to give up his pool
room. Michaels told District Attorney
Whitman today Michaes then went
before the grand jury to add his story
to the evidence that Is being used as
a basis for indictments Of peace Of
liicials ana others
Following the murder of Herman
Rosenthal, the gambler the police be-
came vultures." Michaels told the
prosecutor contradicting the popular
impression chat grating was less
practleed after that crime Michaels
declared he paid first $50 monthly and
then $3.50. He described how three
police officials inspectors at vafl-
ous times iu the district where he
operated. called al his establishments,
watched the gambling going on, and
allowed him 70 operate unmolestod
as long as ne paid tribute to their col-
lectors.
They AN have taken my money
Mlchaels said, "and 10 not intend
TO SO 70 JAN for perjury TO shield
thcm
Mr. Whitman declared today that
Inc has obtained verified figures show
Ing that s2b0,000 was paid the police
annually in Harlem alone by Keepers
of gambling nnd disorderly resorts for
immunity from Interference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
MATERNITY CONFLICTS
WITH SCHOOL DUTY

New YORK March ig The priv
lceos Of maternity cannot be- cnhned
Toy q New York public school tcaeher
tho board of education decided to-
night ~ denying the application af
Mrs Katherine G Edgell for 4 vcnrs
leave OF absence to bear child. Her
ehse which has been pending before
the educational powers Of the city
for several weeks, enlisted the svfnpa-
Thy of only five members Of the board
when it came 10 final test tonight.
OF these. two were women--oue
matron. one splnster. Thirty-twu
members declared themselves by their
votes unable to help this married
woman high school teacher solve the
problem Of making the duties Of a
school mistress not entirely lncompatl-
Die with those Of house wife and
mother. BY vote Of 2S to the board
voted beforehand. not even to allow
the question to be debated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
SENATOR SULzER IS
VICTIM Of FAKE
TELEGRAM
BernaIiIIo County SoIon and
State Fair Bill Given Severe
Shock by Somewhat Start
ling Message,
Istare Capital Bureau o. Morning journal

lstare Capital Bureau oi Morning journal. I
Santa Fe March l2.--Some sena-
tor this morning perpetrated a cruel
practical joke on senator Joseph r.
Sulzer, the senior member from Ber-
nalillo county Senator Sulzer has
been an active supporter Of the state
fair bill He wants all sorts Of things
for that fair and has worked hard
for them
Imagine, then, his surprise at today
receiving the following telegram;
Joseph +. Sulzer.
state Senate, Santa Fe y NJ,
oppose fair bill at all hazards
Consult with Barth and Burg
(signed) "P Hanley, b. X. b, Sell
lers, H. 3. Hening, NJ. L. Fox, Simon
stern. Frank Mckee and twenty
others.
The senator rotated violently for
few moments. Then the dizziness
produced by this horrible shock wore
off and he wandered back to the rear
Of the senate chamber TO consult
sellers. Colonel Sellers hadn't been
wised up to the joke. and after that
il WAS all off But Il was good while
it lasted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
MiSsACHJ SErrS GOVERNOR
ANXIOUS 10 CO-OpER.AT

Boston. Mass, March i2.--GoNernOr
Foss today addressed letter 10 Lieu
tenant Governor O'uaa OF Illinois.
replying to suggestion that other
states crcate white slave lnyestigat-
Ing commissions similar TO that OF
Illinois The letter said
"A resolution already has been
adopted hy the senate Of Massaehu-
setts and now Is pending la the house
of representatives to provide for an
investigation of the white slave tfaf.
fic. so called. which il enacted. VIII
authorize the governor aud council to
appoint a commission Of I'VE pcrauns
with ample authority for the purpose.
"lv have no doubt this commission
VIII cooperate az fully as possible
with your commissioners In Joint
effort Go eradicate this form Of vice"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
General 0rozco Reaches Mex
leo City and Is Greeted by
Men Who Had Been Fight
ing Him for Two Years,
G0VERN0RSHIP MAY
GO TO REBEL CHIEF
Final Conference Between For
mer Insunecto Commander
and Provisional President
Expected This Week,

tBy Morning journal Special Leased wlre.)
Mexico city, March l2-Surround
ga 10y government troops. Nenustiau1
Curfanza, the rebel governor Of Coz
hula, who refused 70 recognize tho
liucrta administration and initiated
what appeared To he formidable re-
volt. Is suing for peace. according to
official reports Carranza is said 10
have 1000 men. Manuel CARA Al.
dipc, named as minister of agrlcN-
iurt, who was sent north hN the gov
clnment TO effect "a reconciliation
has telegraphed to President lIuerta.
asSine for pardon for the rebcllious
governor. Alberta Guajardu. COM
cgnGef Of the rurales. who joined the
Cananza movement, officially is re-
rNfttu to have surrendered
Pascual Or0zco Jr.. returned to
the capital tonight and was greeted
him for a year Orozco has signed
no agreement Of peace. but Il is eN-
pected that ne win do 50. Suspicious
regarding negotiations with others
than principals. he said, entered into
only partial terms with the commits
sioners sent north by the government
Tho final conferences regarding the
peace settlement between Orozco and
the government Will be had this
week, probably at the national palace.
Oroze0 and his advisers viii try to
exact the best possible terms. but II
is believed that the revolution, so far
as they are concerned, is ended Most
of Orozeo's army viii Join the gov
crnments forces. and 1t Is regarded
as not improbable that Orozco him
self will be governor of chihuahua.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
Aqua PRIIeTA CAPTURED
WITHOUT LOSS BY RTnFT.S g.

Douglas, Arra March 12.--After
sympathizers had taken possession oe
the border town and established or
der $50 nsureent state troops under
Elias GALES arrived here early tonight
on freight train at Aqua Prieta.
When the train arrived. twenty-seven
armed men were keeping order. Lato
this afternoon twenty-four Of this
thirty guards LETT ny OJeda az his
evacuation, declared against Iluerta
and the other six guards. who refused
to alter their political views. were
rum out of the town. The elected ones
deposited their arms in tho United
Suites custom house and came here.
Unarmed men from Douglas cross.
ed the line and Joined the doserters.
The new arrivals found $4,000 rounds
of ammunition. some rifles and camp
supplies. left by the fedefals in their
haste Tonight those IN control Of tho
border town and port are celebrating
the bloodless victory.
Viva la constitution" Is the cry
resounding through the streets of ths
little Mexican town. While the troops
paraded the streets in hilarious fash-
ion, Colonel Gales said that NO
American need have fear of disorders.
lie has sent word to Douglas for all
refugees TO return ana be assured &c
a provisional municipal
government and customs house SER
vice will be established immediately
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
DEMOCRATS MAKE
PROGRESS ON
TARIFF BILL
f Finishing Touches Are Put on
Steel Schedule After Com
pleting Two Other Important
Reyisions,
(Dy Morning Ioarunl special Len.sd wIrel

tBy Morning Journnl Special Icnsed Wire
Washington. March l2--The demo-
cratic task OF preparing for tariff re-
vision, advanced another stage today
When the majority OF the house WAYS
and means committee put the fihisi-
Ing touches on the iron and aacl
schedule after having previously dis
posed of the two preceding schedules.
A. chemical. and "B." earthenware
The members nf the committee say
rates written into the schedule are
tentative
1t was learned today that the ex-
tent to which the house committees
VIII he named AZ the outset OF the ex-
ira session of congress viii depend
mainly on the recommendation Of the
president as to the scope of the leg
islation. The actual needs Of the gov
ernment viii be taken care Of by
steps TO put through the sundry civil
and Indian appropriation bills, that
failed last week hut the appointment
OF committees generally viii be dee
forred until toward the close of the
extra session.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
GENERAL APPROPRIATION
ACTS GO THROUGH
Night Sessions Held at Which
Many Bills Are Passed and.
Resolutions of State-Wid
Interest Adopted,
BOTH HOUSES DO MUCH
At NIGHT SESSION

Santa Fc. March f3.-Shortly
after midnight the state fair bill.
as amended, was favorably re-
ported In the senate. The bin as
II stands provides for an annual
appropriation OF $4,000 condi-
TONED upon the raising OF an
equal sum by citizens of Albu-
querque and vicinity, and gives
an additional $4,000 for perma-
nent buildings as a starter. The
direction OF the fair is placed
In the hnnds Of a commission of
three who are TO serve without
pay. The measure will undoubt-
cdly be passed today
\ little later the senate took
up aud passed the bill appropriate
ing 100000 for the San Diego
exposition. This is the measure
FOR which senator Champion
made a fight Monday. II orig
inally carried il $4,000 approprl-
alton
Under suspension of the rules
taxation reform hill was re-
ported from the finance COM
mittee and passed. II provides
for assessments on a two-thirds
Naluatlul. unu II intended to act
as a measure for temporary re-
lief
Without Recommendation the
same committee reported the act
allowing each mem ber of the
legislature to appoint one stu
dent for a free tuition and main
tenance at some state educational
institution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
ConStitutionaIiSts in Strong
Force Demand Surrender of
Border Town by Colonel of
Huerta's Rural Guards,
RUSSIAN ADVENTURER
DEFIES STATE TROOPS
American Soldiers Prepare for
Instant Action Should Battle
Occur Endangering Lives Of
u, S, Citizens,

tby Morning. Iournal speclal l.eased Wire,
Nusairs, Afizn March l2.-Wlth
QUO reintorcements rushing to his as
slstancc from Aqua Prleta, Col. Ftnl.
ITO kosterlltzky with but 250 men. to-
day deficd the advance OF i.0O0 state
troops against Nogales. Sonora bord-
cr port Fearful OF causing danger 10
TIE Arizona town OF Nogalcs. General
obrogon held back his constitutional
lst forces nnd parleycd with the feder-
ais. but with No apparent result
Consular agents of both the United
states and Mexico attempted to ass
tlst IN making an amicahlc agreement
Arrangements were made TO rush
iioept "a ,ae Fifth cavalry, from Fort
liuaehuca to strengthen the small
border putfol here
Tho appeal that danger Of Interim
uonal complications should be avoid
cd, during the afternoon halted the
advance OF the state troops threaten
ing Nogalcs sonora, which is divided
from the Arizona town only by
street. Conferences were In progress
late today between representatives OF
ieneral Obregon commander OF the
Coustltutionallsts. and Colonel Roster
lizky, the Russian soldier Of fortune.
who gained fame In the Dlaz regime
as commander OF the "ruraic" force.
Through recommendation OF Capt.
G. e Smith of the Fifth cavalry pa
ifoi stationed here. trains were mudo
reatit Nd ruah lu sod. StAten
troops from Fort iluachnca.
My men are ready ana I am on
the defensive only snid KosterlItzky.
II stand on my military honor" Tho
fedora garrison contained less than
800 men, while the state troops num-
hcred nearly ie0O within twenty
mile radius Of the border town.
koslcrlitzkv's small force was de-
ploYed In small bodies on the hills
near the town, the enemy remaining
at some distance but within easy nd-
vnncing positions r. y. Bowman,
Vice consul at Nogaes. visited Obre-
sons camp and reported the state
troops We're ready and determined tO
eat supper IN Nogalos Cavalry had
thanked the town east and west. Late
In the afternoon conference between
obregons delegates and KosterlItzky
was adjourned and the ENJOYS return
ed Ia the camp of the state troops.
evidently 10 submit some point made
hy the federal commander. Residents
nj this town awaited cxpcctantly.
ready Cor The promised word from
ohfegon should an attaek be neces-
ims Troopers OF the Fifth cavalry
prepared to clear the Streets
At sundown the conferences con-
inued It was said that Obrcgon de-
uanded am unconditional surrender.
rhe advance of the state troops
moved 10 within two miles Of the
own C'heered by message from
ienefal Ojeda. who from Aqua prleta.
8 marching westward to assist the
Nogales garrison, Colonel Kosterlitzky
eitefated his refusal to capitulate.
Three of his men deserted this eve
Iing. and care was taken to prevent
thers from escaping either to the
nones ranks, on 20 tho American
ide.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13

Estate Capital iinreau OF Morning journal. I
santa fe, March l2-The house
ana senate passed appropriation bills
today alike in all the main features.
but widely different in certain lines
speaker Baca introduced a new dis
trict attorney bin IN the lower house
providing for IA totally different ar
fangcment OF salaries from that con-
tained in the vetoed measure. After Il
lengthy caucus ON the part Of the
majority in the senate Senator Holt
introduced a local option bin which.
1t Is understood. will have the major
ily support in lieu of the proposed
constitutional Amendment for state
wide prohibition.
Tho senate met TINS afternoon only
to adjourn for fifteen minutes and
when It reconvcned, took further re-
cess Nearly two hours had gone by
when the majority filed buck into the
senate chamber Immediately upon re-
convenng, Senator Holt received
unanimous ccnscnt which Is required
by the constitution. to introduce a
Bill.
This bill applies only to territory
outside of cities towns and villages.
II Is claimed to be little II any adj
vance over the existing law. The
elections provided for are to be called
by the county commissioners
Senator HELD introduced bill pro-
Nlding that corporations may issue
bonds in smaller denominations than
arc now legal This bill was reported
to be Of special Interest to Albuqucr-
gucans
The appropriation Till was taken up
as II was special order for o'clock |
FOR almost an hour the reading clerk |
ioamcd through its provisions. When |
ne had concluded. Senator Holt of
tcred amendments relating to normal |
school appropriations and correcting |
several errors aud omissions All We're |
adopted.
Senator Mccoy attempted to provide
an appropriation for the mounted po-
hce but failed. The amount Of it
was $4,000.
Ihe roll call on tabling this amend
ment was as follows
Ayes: Abeytia, Bowman. CHAMPION.
burns, Clark Doepp, Gallegos, Holt,
iiartt, liinkle llfeld. Laughren Miera.
navarro. Page, Pankcy, Romero, Sui
Ger Total Is.
Naycs. Aldrcdge. Barth. Evans
cOoN, MabrNs Total D.
senator Evans offered an amend
nt providing $4,000 appropria-
: A for the bureau Of immigration.
was voted down. IS to {. the roll
Sdng as on the mounted police.
that Senators Doepp and
HlUuid not vote with the majority
a NcGoy attempted to amend the
~albsthuting the democratic
eaA6 AA ion measure for IT, This was !
hen spoke against the bill.
he had three objections
/. z'aaasa was that ii included no
nsr@on for the mounted po- {
SECOND was that 1t made no
Tor the bureau Of Immlgra-
ae third was the list Of ap-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13

Springfield, Ill March IA con-
ference ~ governors to discuss the
suppression Of Wee and the ameliora-
tion OF the condition of the working
girls promises to be one Of the early
results Of the white slave" inyesti-
CATION in Illinois. The conference was
suggested tonight by Governor Dunne,
and Lieutenant Governor O'Hara,
chairman of the white slave" inves-
tigating committee viii communicate
at once with the governors Of the
states, suggesting a general confer
ence In Springfield AT an early date.
Announcement WAS made today that
the white slave committee would
start on It's eastern trip March 10th.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13
EnEiinNRDr URGES SOI.ONs
OF MINNESOTA To ACT.

st. Paul March i2- Governor A..
o. Eberhardt sent to both houses OF
the legislature today coplos of the let
ter which he received from Lieuten-
ant Governor O'Ilara, OF Illinois. urg
Ing the appointments OF similar eom-
mission In Minnesota. In transmitting
the letter Governor Ehcrhardt said
The cooperation OF the various
states Ia the enforcement of the Mann
act is of the utmost importance and
l. therefore transmit with my APP
proNal, the communication of the leu-
tenant governor of Illinois for your
consideration"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13

The Itinerary Includes, Albany Pitts
burg Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington
At Washington the committee eN-
peets 90 lay les findings before prcsi-
dent WILSON, Speaker Champ Clark.
Vice President Matshal ana others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13

Ihc senate met at q @ clock,
Routine was followed ny the sig
nature of a great number cg enerossed
bills. To quiet a question as to the
legality Of the governors veto Of the
counsel fees resolution. the lieutenant
governor had read the receipt which
he had given for the veto message
within the time required by law for
the approval or veto Of message.
The railroads committee rendered
an unfavorable report on the full
crew and two-cent fare bills.
The appropriation bill was made a
special order for O'Clock this after
noon.
The senate then took up considera-
ton Of the public moneys act, reading
1t in fun and making two minor
amendments.
A recess until o'clock was taken.
The House.
The house met this morning at l0l
O'Clock and passed the taxation bill.
This bill is much like the measure
pending in the senate for the assess
fronttuuad ~, naOa rhraaN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13

Continued on Page Three).
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-04
WITNESS ATTEMPTS TO
EXONERATE BALLINGER.

CHICAGO, March 31.-Attempted
exoneration of Richard A. Ballinger,
former secretary of the interior, was
offered under cross-examination by
Albert c. Frost of Chicago here to-
day in his trial on the charge of at
tempting to defraud the government
out of S1O,OOO,OOO in Alaskan lands.
In explaining the statement now
that Ballinger is secretary, we can
get anything we want in one of his
letters, Frost said that he meant in
the letter than he and his lieutenants
could get any information regarding
coal lands they desired.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-04
WIRE BRIEFS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81
All Wong, who guided the police in
Chinatown gambling raids, is in bad.
All thought he could run little pi
gov game on his own account. En-
ter some of Abs policemen friends.
He invited them into the game, The
place was pulled" ."
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81
This way for your Cragmont lots.
Step up and buy one of our farms.
These and similar cries competing
with the voices of hotel runners at
the Ferry building, caused the police
to get busy. Fifteen realty hawk RS
were arrested
LOS ANGELES, March S1.-Phil
Murname is sore. Believing today
to be the opening day of the coast
baseball league season, he appeared
at Washington park before daylight
to grab the honor of buying the first
ticket. He won't go back tomorrow,
he declares
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-04

= SUMMARY OF
y FLOOD CONDITIONS
, IN OHIO CITIES.

= Dayton-S7 bodies recovered;
= work of clearing the wreckage
= proceeding rapidly.
\ Columbus-6S bodies recoy-
= cred; Governor Cox declares the
I situation we'll in hand.
\ Hamilton-60 bodies recoy-
= cred; damage $4,0O0,0Ov.
= Delaware-15 bodies recov-
: cred; gas, water and electric
: light plants resumed opera
: tions.
, Piqua-24 bodies recovered;
\ hysteria of relatives caused es-
! tablishment Of martial law.
\ Fremont-Four bodies recov-
\ cred; damage $1,5O0,000
= Zanesville-Fatalities do not
= exceed Il; food is being distrib-
: uted to the homeless.
! Coschocton-Three killed;
\ damage in county estimated at
= $1.50O,OOO.
\ = = \ = y 4 y y \ \ y y = \
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-04
JOE PATCHEN JR. To RACE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Sl.--An-
nouncemeut that he is 10 campaign
Joe Patchen Jr., zomblack, Vernon
and other fast horses from his
stables ON the Grand Circuit this sea-
son. was made here today by r. j.
Mckenzie. owner OF the greatest
string OF standard-bred horses In the
world. Ed Geers will have charge
OF the string durins the eastern
meets