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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17
JOHNSON FOUND GUILTY.
Negro fuSliist Is Convicted on
Charge of Violating the White Slave
Law.

Chicago, May 13.-Jack Johnson.
champion heavyweight fighter, to-
night was found guilty Of violating
the federal white slave law i'm trans
porting Belle Schrieber from Pitts
burg to Chicago in 1910. He was
convicted on all seven counts in the
indictment. The jury returned its YER
dlct after an hours consideration
Taking of testimony was ended to-
day after the prisoner had taken the
stand in his own behalf and denied
the statement of the Schrieber wo-
man that he had paid for her trans
portation. A night session was held
SO that the attorneys could complete
their arguments.
Johnson admitted on the stand that
ne had sent the woman money in re-
sponsc to her request by telephone but
denied he had made any stipulation
that she should use it to come to Chi
cago.
'OA llIlO lIllS uoIenuant
not guilty, knowing as you do the evil
dence in the case" said Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Harry Parkin, II do not
see how any of you can go home and
look squarely into the faces of those
You respect and admire"
Attorney Bachrach, for the defense.
maintained that the general record
and behavior of the negro was not to
be considered by the jury.
IF he sent her the money TO come
TO Chicago for immoral purposes. he
is guilty" he said. That is the only
thing to be considered by the jury.
The arguments continued until q
late hour
Suit for $G3.50 was filed against
Johnson by an automobile company
today alleging that Johnson had
failed to pay for goods he had pur-
chased from them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17
WAITING ON JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON Is SILENT ON
CALIFORNIA SITUATION.
Diplomacy May Come. If Legislation Is
Delayed State Department Will
Take Question up With Japan.

Washington, May 12.-The admin
istration tonight was awaiting a re-
ply either by message or by action
from Gov. Johnson to Secretary Bry-
ans kilograms of last night request
ing that he veto the alien land own
ership bill passed by the California
legislature and give the State depart
ment an opportunity to deal diplo-
matically with the problems involved
In some quarters it had been eX-
pected that the text of the Japanese
protest would be given publicity to-
day, but apparently the officials con-
cluded that full publicity at this
stage would only embarrass the nego-
tiatiOps. Therefore the state depart
ment declined to make any statement
as to the precise nature Of the Jap
anese communication and the secre-
tary in answer to inquiry on that
point simply pointed to his own mes
sage of last night in which he refer
red 20 the Japanese communication
as very earnest protest.
Whether the protest went outside
Of the treaty and claimed violation
Of the principles Of international law
i'm discrimination against the Jap
anese or was an allegation that the
spirit If not the letter of the treaty
had been infringed by the California
legislation, the secretary would not
say. In fact, he had not deemed il
expedient to acquaint even Gov. John
son with the details Of the commune
cation.
Secretary Bryan let it be known
that il legislation in California is post
poned the state department will un-
dertake to deal automatically with
the japanese government regarding
the whole subject Of alien land owner
ship as affecting Japanese in America.
Meanwhile he declines to indicate the
course that will be followed by the
department in the event that his ap-
peal is disregarded by the California
executive. ..'
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17
ABRoGATE JAPANESE TREATY.
Arizona Would Have Federal Govern
mcnt Change Pact.

Phoenix. Ariz., May IA mcmor-
ial to Congress was introduced i'm the
state Senate today asking that steps
he taken to abrogate the present
treaty between the United states and
Japan. negotiate "a new one which will
permit states To enact their own alien
land laws.
The senate approved the antl-
aben sind biil passed by the House
and " now goes To the Governor. The
proposed law prevents aliens who
have not declared citizenship inten-
tions from owing real estate or leasing
u for more than i've years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17
FEDERAL FORCES ROUTED.
STATE TROOPS REPORTED TO
HAVE MADE HAUL.
Estimates of the Dead Remain at
500 With Some 300 Prisoners TAX
en.

Nogales, Ariz., May 13.-The federal
forcs have been routed and all are
fleeing toward the gulf, according to
Gov. Pesqueira of Sonora, who ar
rived today at Hermozillo from the
front above Guayamas. He said State
troops had captured rifles and am
munitiOn. Another report from the
front says that seven cannon and
seven machine guns also have been
captured. Estimates Of the killed re-
main at about 500. with 800 taken
prisoners
CONFUSION is -eat throughout
the state, esp, > at Ortiz, to which
point the = ph is operating, that
only me2 <. tails of the happenings
about <$.mas can be obtained. A
stro' s ,achment of federals under
c. Sfran is reported cut off from
Vt and besieged in the hills by
insurgents under Col. Hill. Barron
was wounded
Agents Of the Huerta government
here assert they have received word
that more federal reinforcements have
arrived by boat at Guaymas and that
the main group besieged a few miles
north would be able to work its way
into the gulf town
The Mexican gunbOat Guerrero,
lying in the harbOr. is expected to
assist the federal garrison.
The most conservative estimate of
the killed in the fighting about Quay
amaS placed the dead at 400.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17
SUMTER. s. c., SATURDAY, MAY H. 1918.
THEFTS IN navy DEPARTMENT,
OFFICERS ARE SEARCHING FOR
MISSING PLANS.
Thieves Seem to Have Gotten I'm
Work on the Night of March 4.

washington, May 13.-Special
agents of the department Of Justice.
officers Of nationally known detect
i've agency and the local police have
been called in by the navy depart
ment to investigate a leak" through
which during the last four months
several relatively unimportant plans
of ships and also minor documents
have disappeared. Navy officials are
inclined to minimize the Importance
of the losses.
The first losses were discovered on
the night of March 4. Some minor
structural plans of the dreadnought
Pennsylvania, now building, and other
SHIPS were among them. Documents
not especially secret disappeared.
Navy officials said they are not much
concerned over the importance OF
what already has been lost as they
are to find the leak and prevent fur
ther losses. Each battleship has sew
eral sets Of plans which are sometimes
widely distributed among the bureau
and contractors. The general plan is
never very much of a secret.
The navy department late today is-
sued this statement:
ION the night Of March Gin
auguration day., when there were a
large number Of people in the state,
war and navy building, assembled to
witness the inaugural fireworks, there
were taken, by persons as yet un-
known, from a room of the bureau of
steam engineering, uncompleted plans
OF the electric wiring of the new
battleship Pennsylvania These plans
showed the general arrangement of
the decks and matches, but would be
OF no particular value to any one
wishing TO obtain naval information
not generally made public. A short
time after similar plans were missed
from the same draughting room. The
matter is still under investigation"
( The rooms OF the steam engineering
{! bureau commanded a fine view of the
fireworks and a number of visitors
were in them on the night of March
4. For the most part these were
members of the families of officials
and clerks and no one was admitted
without pass. The plans were ordi-
nary blue prints, lying on the draught-
ing tables, but were large enough TO
make quite q conspicuous roll.
) The fact that other plans for cleo
trical wiring were missed after March
tended to relieve the visitors from
suspicion and as this was the last oc-
casion upon which the rooms were
open to others than employees the in
Nestigation turned in their direction
The plans were very simple and
such as could be prepared to order by
any compent electrician. They did
not relate to the fire control or turret
mechanism, and therefore had no
particular naval value.
The officials, however, were alarm.
ed at the occurrence because il dis
closed the possibility Of the theft of
really important secret plans. Conse-
quently extra precautions have been
taken to gua.d against the entry into
the drafting room of anyone who
does not belong there, and q system of
checking and accounting will he rigid
ly enfOred.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17
Consolidated Aug. 3, 1881
NEWS FROM COLUMBIA.
MCINTOSH AND WILLIAMS ARE
GRANTED NEW TRIAL.
Negroes Convicted Of Killing Flor
ence Lad Given Another Chance by
Supreme Court - Assistant Attor-
ney General ON Webb Law.

Columbia, May IA new trial was
ordered today by the Supreme Court
f.. In the case OF Harry Mcintosh and
John Williams. two negro boys who
were convicted OF killing Andrew
Jackson a little white boy, In the city
of Florence. The two negroes had
been sentenced to die In the electric
chair. The decision was written by
Associate Justice Hydrick and concur
red In by the entire court.
The body Of young Andrew Jack
son was found In an empty box car
on the repair track at Florence on
March 8. OF last year. Circumstances
indicated that he had been murdered
The tracks OF a man were found lead
, ing To and from the car. Several days
later four negro boys. William Fox
worth. Freddie Mcintosh, Harry Nc
intosh and John Williams, were ar
rested on suspicion. Freddie Nc
intosh and William Foxworth made
g. statements to the sheriff duplicating
Harry Mcintosh and John williams,
which statements were reduced to
writing and signed by the two boys.
o. These two were used as witnesses for
the State. but when on the stand
Freddie Mcintosh denied his state
ment and charged 1t had been OBJ
tained under duress which the sheriff
denied. The statements were admit
ted and the Supreme Court holds that
the lower court erred In admitting it.
Florence was greatly stirred by the
disappearance OF little Andrew Jack
, son and for days scores of men
searched every nook and corner of
Florence County. the body being found
few days later In a box car.
The two negroes are now here In
the. State Penitentiary. where they
were brought for safe keeping some
time ago. ....,..
( Governor Blease late this afternoon
ieent the following telegram to the
sheriff OF Florence County:
, Harry, Mcintosh and John Will
Hams. subject to your orders for re-
turn TO Florence"
That the passage OF the Webb law
by Congress withdraws the protection
OF the Interstate commerce laws from
the shipment of whiskey from out OF
the State TO points within the State
places IL on a parity with liquor ship
ped from one point to another within
the state. which Is forbidden by the
state laws. Is the contention of AS
sistant Attorney General Dominick in
a brief filed In the Supreme Court
late this afternoon. The Assistant At
torney General holds that whiskey can
. be bought only from the dispensary
and any ordered from without tho
state for personal use or otherwise is
contraband and subject to seizure.
The brief was filed In the cases now
being tested under the Webb Act.
Governor Blease has stated that II
the Attorney General says he has the
right he will order every drop OF
whiskey and beer seized which Is
shipped into the State. except that
bought from dispensaries.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17

Another Improvement on West
hln'rtN street now i'm progress is the
erection of three story building by
W. T. Andrews. There will be two
stores ON the ground floor. the sec
ond tio"r will be used for offices and
tn" third lio"r Will be used "a lodge
rooms.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17

TWO cases of interest were tried in
tn" police court by the Recorder.
w. j. Andrews for violation of the
health ordinance, selling spoiled fish.
was fined $40.
Ken Richburg. for driving over fire
hose, was fined 81.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-17
TWENTY YEARS FOR BROOKS =

judge bowman Sentences Negro
Convicted Of Serious Crime.
Grecnville, May 13.-Convicted in
the court of General Sessions today of
assault with attempt to ravish. but
recommended to mercy, Noah Brooks
a negro, was sentenced 10y Judge
Bowman To serve twenty years i'm the
state Penitentiary.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-22

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$4,000 s,'a'ngt.
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