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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
INCOME TAN IMpOIsT MT
MN ~OIHCE OI' RItNINIE

Washington. Feb @ Th, provision
tn urum, uN ss now
mud,. t ratt uf th, ',dvrl ,'usuiu.
tiuu WlI 70, kuuvu us th, sixteenth
amendment aud reads 1s follows
"Nrtinl,NVl Tho rouzr,ss shall
have power to Hl aud collect taxes
On Incomes. from whatever source de-
rived. without nppurtnum, among
the states, and without regard tn any
census or enumeration.
Tho change iu the fundamental law
ut the land marks new epoch 100 the
American tax system For the first
time congress is given SPECIFIC author
10, u n provision o. the federal con-
stItutIou Go l",, AN income tax An
prev iuus efforts tor tax ut this Kind
hav, been without the explicit uu-
thurtl ui 10 constitutional provision.
IN, change ALSO marks broad de-
y,lupmcnt 'i th' economic ana fiscal
s,stcm of the United states. pcrmit-
ING incomes tu hr % basis for taxa
u"u. similar tn the systems now boz
force In Great Britain, Austria, Swit1-
crhud, spain and various other cuun.
tries
Probably the most important aspect
eff uu income tax, us now authorized
uN thu constitution, Is that it adds "a
now source eft revenue tor thr govern
mont At present inc two great
sources ut government revenue are
customs duties levied hy tnrin acts "n
goods Imported from fureign coun-
tries. and internal revenue taxes ou
! tobacco. spirits, oicumurgarinv and
certain other articles. Each ~ thos'
sources ut present produces lHu'
\ less than half ct the total revenues
oi tho government Ia 1871 the tota
government revenues were tf00, 100.
anB aud of this customs duties YIELDED
----~-~-4~~S~-~~@- -.sN-~-e-@s~s
' Continued on Page 3, Column 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
oI.D DEL\wNnE NuRIVFs
iII-TIE RIT IATE

Dover Del. Feb 3--Bclie,ing tnat
Delaware would mnto the thirty sixth
stat" 90 ratify tho fcdogni income tax
amendment and thus make 20 effective.
the Legislature rushed thtnugh Joint
resolution fatlfyiug the amendment
According Geo the speaker nf tho
house col representatives, of the Della
war" i,vislutu, Huul lrnIsIytit, u,tiuL
un IA, iuiut resolution rutlt.ing the
Iroun.cd amendment vts taken ut
lo.at O'Clock this morning. Tho zen.
90. m,f 90 1850 90. m. Jrd soon after
ward uIssrd the resolution. Within
h,, minutes after ts rrscir, from the
s,nlt. tho house H,t,' 0ruru,N up-
on th. measure. Thr action ot both
houses Wus unanimous
rh"r, WIS no knowledge pf zen,
action uv W,uming un the question
aud B,luNar" is ..tmu- tu, Iuuur ui
h0,in- rust tbo d'.idiup tot, 100 favor
of th, am, udmcut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Washington. Frh Bofure h"
quits office President Tau expects tu
send to the senate tho nominations ut
tive more federal Judges. making n
total uI ttf n his administration. %
record uucauaiicd so fAr az available
docum nts show. hy aul other pres,'
dcut in four Years. counting those
tive nominations and ten already s"nt
to the aDuHtp nfr stlll uuruniiFm'i.
Mr. Tau win has. uumod Olny eight
por cent of thp 1875 fed raj iudkr
provided Tor hy the statutes While
tho prcrldcui F known to regard APP
poiutmput- tu go, supi.mc court as
tho most munftuut h. has mad"'.
and u. has named ti,r o( thD uuo
momuora 90 that court Huj .uift
Justice. ho has taken Ereut pride o.
his selection OF circuit. district and
territorial Judges mere are 80
federal Judges. who enjoy Use tenure.
and of that sort Taft h1s appointed
siXty-five or about 90 per cont
Roosevelt. u his first term. named
forty-three ufc Judges ana in second.
rortN-ouc Mckinley named twenty
three ufo iudxos Cleveland m his
second term, twenty y-sovcn. and tiai-
rlsou. forty nine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
BURG STATE FAIR
BILL RECEIVES
FAVORABLE
REPORT
Measure Introduced in House
By Bernalillo County Rep
resentative Comes Back
With an o. x.
ANOTHER BURG BILL TO
REGULATE POLICE POWER



santa I'c. y. NJ. Feb 3..Thc Burg
bU to establish the state fair at All
lupucrquc. received favorable re-
port IN thr house today from no., com
miticc on public lands and It looks
like ,lrar sailing fpr the measure.
At burg also Introduced to-day
house bili SO. 90. which provides ihat
the police power of thc state shall
ruly bc used CO. prcsor," the puuis
peace and to puoll public disturb
uucos one ot th. effects oI this u.il
would hc 90 prevent Hhcriils from
granting commissions 60 special Of
urrrs of railroads 90 other corpora
tiuns. uudrr Tho bin ont, those cau
serve Js deputy shorn~ Who 1rc 1,-
tuolN uuid hs tho county "r th"
stat.
Among the buI. introduced were.
hou-, hIll Nu >H nf thrismau, dee
.uug and prohibiting rriSo lighting
and irving pru1lti,- Tor Violation. $50.
200. by Lucoro. providing % single bal.
Iot for ali elections. $50. %. bv carter
tu repeal section o.. Chau'"r 20. t"s
ui ih, 3>tu legislative assembly. Th"
object ut this hill is tu remuN, ,"-
YtriCtiuns on cuudidat s iur admission
go th, hur 80. % hy Cord0va. proc
,id,- Tor tho buildiu' ul v"E""
road between the town of Mora ana
the town ui Taos md Hpprnprutu2
81. OOU fot this purpose. ~" 20, h5
Nanzunurcs tn amend section -s
chapter 90. laws ot IA. 3ard lcgisla-
tive uascmhlN this 1rt ch1usr- me
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Convened ut moon.
William u Webb ct Tennes-
s'c. succeeding senator saunders.
and Morris sheppard uf Texas
sucrrrdiu- senator Johnston,
were sworn in.
Pensions committee rrrum-
mend,d pension uf $50 monthly
Geo widow OF Lieut. Gon Arthur
Macarthur
senator O'Gurman introduced
amendment a. rivers and harbora
appropriation bill for SS50.o00 TO
stmighten Harlem river ship ca
nal
fustOiiice committee began
consideration nf ppstuilicr appro-
priHuun hill delrgating Go "a SUBJ
committee an amendment 90 pro-
vide selection of postmastors by
primaries
Passed mll providing for new
system of army court martlals
Judiciary committee fnyorahly
reported house ban giving court
uf c.ims Jurisdiction over south
rtn states cotton claims.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
KIDNAPPED DAUGHTERS
STAND BY MOTHER
tBy I~as-d wire - Eves'NS H-vsisI

Ventura. cal. fph Warmly de-
foudiue their molhor Ms sophie
Mortuno who b. iu iul here on a
charge of kidnapping them from Gail
weston Texas and uc.uaIug their
mthcr. former JudRr O.. %. saunders.
ot mot having treated ib"m property,
Duusu,lu and Espruu0 Saunders doe
,iar.d to-day topl bad written Goo tH.ir
mother who had remarked. after her
husband had obtained divorce. ask-
ing thni she take thom from the school
ju which thrv had hceu placed by
saunders.
Mrs. Mortuuo who Is awaiting the
arrival oI 90 TcN. officer with rcpuisi-
uuu papers expressed confidence iu
th, result ot hct triJl The two girls
HaN, been ulayed loo Charge OF the
Juvenile probation officer with I'M
suuotlons not Ga alloN thcm ont of
h,r possession.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
NEW TRIAL FOR THE
KILLER OF COPELAND
rny Ica.cd wIre 10 rvcnInr ncraIdl

brutcr frh. ~ The state SUI
PRONE court iodns grunted new trial
ta Harold ~ lionwood. convicted Ia
thc district court more than a ye"F
ago ON chaf fc ct murder IN con.
ncctlou with the shooting or Geo q
Copeland ct Cripple creek in the hnf
room of "a local hotel
Ia the trial W was shown that the
- Louis amateur halluou'st who
was killed. was the target for Her
wood. bullets Iicnw0od is still
awaiting trial on the charge uf shuot-
ing Won phul
Tho court affirmed the decision ~
tho state court of appeals which held
that persons divorced in Colorado
could legally remarry within q year
hv going 30 another state To- have
thc ceremony performed. although
the Cnlorado law forbids such mar
riages within the state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

MdhnnEton, Feb. a.--rha governs
ment VIII prosecute onlolmls Of tha
United shoe Machinery company
under the one remaining Indictment.
Il was announced az tho department
OF Justice today That Indictment
charges monopoly and unfair compet-
Tive methods ana IA declared br on
cials to be the most Important and
strongest Of the indictments returned
nsainsi ihc company.
The action oi the supreme court to-
day grew eut 81 tho Massachusetts
federal courts annulng one az the
two indictments srvuRist against the
shoe machinery company ef the INIT
cd sfates
The Massachusetts court took the
losition mat the Indictment aid not
state an nnense under the sherman
law Tho government appealed 81 the
supreme court hy virtue of the Grim
inni appeals act ~ 1907 on the ground
that IL did state an offense.
The government in the Indictment
alleged that sidney Winsiow, Edward
y, Hurd. Geo. ". Brown. VIM BAR
homr and Elmcr y. How violated the
law first by organizing the United
Shoe Machinery corporation and Sec
ond by u system ~ leasing their ma
chimes, whereby patrons We're COM
pelied 90 promise not 20 usc any me-
chincry made by bn independent con-
cern ana tu use only thas made 0y tho
alleged combine.
The charge was that the shoe ma
Chinery corporation took over the bus-
iness of the Consolidated and Mckay
4 aa
turing go per cent of all lasting ma
chimes; the Mckay Shoe Machinery
Company manufacturing 30 per cent
of All heeling machines and so per
cent Of an metallic fastening machines
aud of the Goodyear Shoe Machinery
company manufacuFing so per cont
of the welt sewing and oussole stitch
ng machines
The government claimed this put
about SO per cent 80 the business OF
manufacturing shoe machinery into
pne eone~rn snd shat that beine an
undue proportion of the trade. WAS
violation IA tae law. Il dld not
.iaim that there mad been unfair COM
nelitlon ~ ia the standard oil and
Tohncco eases
The shoe .lnachinery officials de-
/ Jared tho court could not review the
action ot the Nu,sss chhsetts courts be-
ause the criminal appeals act was re-
noaied by not 0tlna Included IN the
judicial codr ~ feie. ana MISC claimed
that ,he orWni1atlon ~ the corpora
ion was e normal trade development
Tney furuhsf Htsed that the groups
'nnsolidHted into the corporation
we're non-cofnpesing and that the iens-
ns system was Justified by the patent
laws
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
WILSON SORRY ms STNrE
~ NOT ~ LINE

Trenton, y. J.. F,b a. When gov
vruur Wilson heard today that the
Ncv Mexico Legislature planned 70
wr,.t from Ncw Jersey the honor ct
being ihc thirty-siNth state Goo ratify
.h, income t1N amendment iu tDe ma
toua constitution hc expressed regret
that his state bad not acted sooner,
IN, New J,rec, house recently passed
the mousur, and sentiment in The
senate i~ reported favorable to a.
I'm goNrnor would have liked o. see
On, ~rn1ts in session before a. O'Clock
tonight. tho hour tp which B, adjourn
,d n, resolution uu FRIDAY
I'm afraid there is uu legal way
Zoo du it. huvvN,r.. hr said
The governor Intends. however to
.ummUuirat, with 81 nate leaders io
insure prompt action 90 t"ughts
myrtiuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
NY LEASED Wire To Evening nrraIdl

washington. r,t. VA income tax
,y now one ni tho provisions uf the.
constitution uf th, United states.
wyoming. RATIFICATION to-day of the.
.r.or, tN amendment .-iuc sixteenth
rhang, m tie constitution aud the arst
sine, th, RECOMMENDATION completed
u list ui hlrty-sN statos-.thrcc-
futtihs nf tr. union which h1t, ape
proved tr. provision
Congress rov viii ,uari law 20
levy the tuN and 30 probably viii nc-
com, .n,,ti,r during tu, evtrnordi.
ugr,. session tu u, rIU,d b, President
Elrrt wilson boa March Tho tax g..
self t- provision. and uS limitations
are ',ft to rpugr.,s
Tlr urS It. probably would up.
.r.,dr tn, corporation ia, Yud uro.
vide for , tHN 600 yN u.uurrs aboy,
5. uo0 There has b,.u sentiment 100
favor u' maxine inr lmt gs loss A.
,l.uo0
Congressional loader. who have
.,,u uTrUtrius .ur iHn HuJI rpliNut.
tIpu hy states each ,.ur. ,stImat. an
Income ttN would bring 100 about tiuo.
uuu. uuu p ,,vr to ca, s",,rum'ut
Sow Chat tnu rlN ., provided Dos me
constitution Tine proposed ,N.i-, tax
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
Wyoming Unexpectedly Grabs
the Honor of Being Thirty
Sixth State to Cast It's
Vote.
DELAWARE COMES IN
AS VERY CLOSE SECOND
New Mexico Legislature Does
It's Duty But Comes in a
Little Too Late for the Dis
tinction.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Ways ana means committee in
eNccuuNe session began work n
dralung new tariff
HrurospntatiVc Garner of Texas
introduced resolution calling on
Attorney General Wickersham to
Submit statement as to whether
he has held up Texas indictments
aga.nst John % Archibald and
other standard Oil officials
Passed carter blll tu permit
oklahoma coal companies 20
iouso additional lands adjoining
their present leases.
Passed Garnef BIN % CONVEX to
TeVas 1900 acres "a fort Efown
military rescrN auOM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
Ann, ...lhlng MIlh Lic,nll

Berlin F,H some indication of
th, trouble which th" young Turks are
having nIn fnr Turkish army ig found
lu dispatches received here today
Tho ARMY appears to he so"thing with
revolt u,,u.. uf tnu assassination ot
Nozm pa-.l ,s beloved commander
ln 'hirl
Euy,r Ev. 'hr >ouug Tmk loader
who took such romincut ort sn
r,rcut events iu the capital. today
went lu an automobile to ihc head
quarters ur rUn army go iiudamaoui in
order tu sin tho support ui thr troops.
but tu, so.dlrrN furrnN prevented
him uom uIiGhtng
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
Executive Session of Ways and
Means Committee to Begin
at Once on Final Writing
GENERAL PLAN GOES TO
CAUCUS OF DEMOCRATS
Republican Members Will Be
Called in Through Courtesy
When Work Has Been Com
pleted.
NEW TARIFF BILI.--
tBy Leased Wire to Evening lgrraId.)

Wash.uStou. Feb. 90 Democrat.
members u the house committee 30
ways aud means TODAY began pgvparu.
tion or the hill for th, revision Uf
the tariff win the plan ot holdipI
daily executive sessions uulu the WurN
d completed. lt is cApected tho
result viii Doe effected about tpt
fifteenth ur March
Chairman Underwood win submit
the plan Geo q Democratic ,aucus '.
the hourt the FIRST uruk ,l tHc eNtrJ
session. rpou tho apurwu ny ihr
caucus nf the form in which tha rc.
Vision shalt ho muue schedule by
schedule. ur tr single measure ln
viii can in th, Republicans oi thc
rumm.tJr, tur pcriunctory tormt1
vote and then bo ready to report 60
the house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

tcciiVc. Thcroupou the senate mot
this morning MIR Kendrlck moved
the resolution hc taken up under sus-
pension of the rules and voted upou.
This was done and Immediately for
warded 10 ne mousse where % was
expedited through the vote being
completed at io.ls a m. 'rhe roso-
luton N now uu ~ way to th" Fov-
otnor for his signature
After bnsing the neumc tax
amendment the house then tood up
Hnd passed thr resolution uuihoriziuE
the direct election of United states
senators. ALSO unanimously The sen
ltr ms simiipr resolution before "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

pony by ita subsidiaries az the time
ut the dissolution.
The companies have made pay
m"uts. statement says. from time
to Time na they were able, from
moneys raised by the realization n
assets or Increase of capital stock.
The dividend d. payable Fehfuary
o.. ln round figures the total pay
mouts to stockholders viii amount 90
fN.O00 00g
Announcement was made today
thut stockholders Of the Continentni
Oii company viii meet ~ Council
Bluffs. Iowa. ON March s. to vote on
u proposal to terminate the cofpor
ate existence ul the company. The
company was organized in 1884 and
was formerly standard oll subsi-
diary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
IlaiIrnnd Conlrnctnr ncnd.

Winnipeg. Man. Feh 3.--Jamos y
Wolch, well known railroad youttac.
tur. who assisted ben luIidinR many
railroads tu oregon. Washington
southern British columbia and west
orn Canada. died Yesterday ut Por
Arthur. Ontario. tn which district n'
had contract tp nuId portion o
tup canadian Northern line east col
~uudbury a., vts 30 years old.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
WYOMING CLAIMS TIE
NATION VI DISTINCTION

Cn0VDuUo, Toh' , --WuoU hIt utiou-
ton vas called 60 tho claim nf Della
ware Co having passed the decidiug
vote uf ratin utiou uf co.." Income tnV
amendment. ~pD,arr pratt ut the
house said
We'll if tnry passed thor rr-ulu-
uuu roo Iu..t 'Urir Dw, u,rt u. 3- v,
'nuh H,iIuU tt lu.t. here. UnNp.,r.
th" honor is too ulnus Goo uwur'
about. tu' HuE,r. tu,s haven't had
BEL. mn,u uf O. -.Irn .- v' UUt-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
MAN WHO SHOT GAYN0R
DIES OF PARALYSIS

Try Leased Wire 60 Evening Heraid)
Trenton. ~ j.. Feb. a.--James J..
Gallagher. the man who shot Mayor
Gaynor of New York nearly two years
ago at Hoboken. \. j.. died today al
the New Jersey state hospital for the
insane IN this city. Death was due
to paresis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
United Shoe Machinery COm-
pany ExOnerated By tho
Supreme Court Of Violating
Sherman Act.
LEASING OF MACHINES '
DECLARED TO BE LEGAL
Department of Justice Pre-
pares to Go After Alleged
Shoe Trust on Final Indict-
ment.

tisy leased Wire 10 Evenlnr Hsxala. a
Washington, Fob. 1.-The gov q
ernment today suffered ita first .
y big defeat IN the recent anti trust .
campaign when the supreme .
conrt held that the officials OF .
= the United shoe Machinery com. .
= pany nad not violated the sher- .
man anti trust Law by organizing .
y that company. The court, how .
ever did not pass upor the Legal .
ity 81 the system by which the 9
= company leases machines on .
. terms that NO independent .
= machinery ho Used .
NNaNN oeAAANa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

dcmnation proceedings hy cliios
No. 90. by Evans. an anti gambling
act.
Senate bili No. a.. exchanging lur-
isdisuon ct Justices oi the peace ,u
suits involving s1o0 wos laid ON tho
table.
House bin No &c. AN act defining
nnd providing 0f penalties Tor lobby
inR. met the same fate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
WYOMING GHNBS orr
RIM IINNL HONOR

Cheyenne, i''h Not n dissenting
vote WAS registered iu either house
off thr WNoming legislature this fore
noon on the joint resolution ratifylng
r1r ucumr taN nmcndmcnt to tho fed
tral constitution The resolution az
ratincatlon was introduced in the sen.
ate ny Senator Ecudr,ok. ana was tax
ing the usual course dntil tho leeis-
lators learned that only one state Was
needed to make the amendment ef-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
.zAPATA BANDITS
CARRY OFF
WOMEN
Murderous Raid on Passenger
Train South Of Mexico City
in Which Whole Guard Is
Killed.
nv Ieascd wirc to I.ycpins lIcrnld.

tBy Leased Wire to i.veBing iIrrald.t
Mcxico city Feb. 9.--Rehel follow
rrs of General Zapata attacked @ pas
scngcr train travelling from Mexico
city to Ozumha, forty-hv- miles south
.of the capital today. killing or wound
ing all the twenty soldiers In the
Trains escort -Four male passengers
were killed ana many Of she Women
passengers were carried on by the
rebels
The train WAS halted Dos the derail-
ment OF the engine The rebels then
began nrug un the train from the
sidps uf the rmhuukmcnt less than
Two wards AWAY concentrating theii
hrr uu tb, trnop ,nr Twelve sold-
.rr- including Lieutenant uruE wer,
Killed rhe lieutenant wife Nar
wounded
A relief train took the wounded q
AW,.umocl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
pnlntcr. Wee, In Denver.

Denver. Fcb. 3 Delegates from the
United states and canada are arriv-
Ing today Tor tho twenty ninth annual
convention oG the international AS
-u'Iuiiou oi iluus, Painters ANA bpc-
orators. which opens its business Sos
sion here tomorrow. Thin cNouils
the visitors viii bo guests nf tho
local branch OF the organization at
% reception The convention is schod
uIsd tu close February e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
A--c-.mcn, Rc,lnclIon riuLcsi.

Denver. Colo Feb ? t- Assessor 4
D. Pitcher of Denver county D. ptr-
vented from making his proposed 90
per cent reduction in the assessed
valuation at property hy decision
OF the supreme cour, to-day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Washington. Feb Tho supreme
court today took recess until Mon
auy. February "a. without announc-
ing any decision iu the state rate
cases. ur the lntcrmouutatn rafc
.....
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
TuOIS NNDs OF ACRES
IIDpDI.D nN NIS~IS~IIPl

Memphis. Feb o Adtiyos
from Baulah, Mississippi said
that no. 600 additional tret cot
th, AU.- ..ppI river lrvcu near
that pup gave way rad noon.
mukiur thr orrVasHo t0O icot
wide The water % b. feared
Win flood between 500. 1000 mi
l0u.0u acres ot band
} About 500 lamillca mostly
nogrnr. wln ho affected by the
now break
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
DEMAND FAC1s AnOUT
TsiE TENAS OIL CASE

Washington, FNh s--A resolution
calling ON Attordey General Wicker
ham 90 submit "a ths house a state
ncut concerning hts action in tho
reXas indiUimen'H vas introduced ~
h,y hs Neprrss ngaiNe ffarner. The
litorncy gouernl rccsntiy ordered tha
United states attorney "a New York
ist 20 serve nencb warrants against
Iohn A Archhold. IA. g. FolRrr Jr
and w g. TeHglc. Tho case was
Hui "a has NOT acted further Tho
di Officials were Indicted on the
hargo that the Standard OF company
II New Jersey, the standard Oil com.
ANY ni New York and the Magnolia
Contlnned on Page 3. Column 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
FORTY MILLIONS TO
The STANDARD OIL
STOCKHOLDERS
Enormous Dividends Divided
Among Fortunate Ones Who
Are in on Record Breaking
Melon Cutting,
CONTINENTAL COMPANY
WILL BE DISSOLVED
fny ,essrd Wire go E,sutas nsfsid

Sew YORK, Fen the standard
on company ol Ncv Jersey toda}
doclar. dividend ol $40 81 shar,
% WAS explained thnt this di,idrnd
repr' sentcd money owed to tho com
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