The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-11-20
Fourteen thousand pupils cro"u VIC
night schools of Buffalo.


ing in which to house permanent eA'
hibit of the city's manufactured wares !
Nation wide prohibition to be az
complished through an amenohien'
to the federal constitution was tne
keynote sounded by speakers al 'n0
national convention of the ant1-saloon
league at Columbus, o. Thousands
cheered when speakers demahdeo
that the prohibition question be pun
suuarely UP to congress at once
The long lived controversy bet"ee"
railroads of the east and their CON.
ductors and trwinmen over the latters
demands for more pay, has ehaeu'
The employees are granted an increase
in wages averaging Z per cent anu
totalling $6,000,000 annually--apo"'
half of what they asked-trom oclo'
Der last, effective for one year. olle
hundred thousand men will share ID
| the increase.
Senator Ba1lkhead of Alabama pres
ident of the United States good roaus
association, submitted to the natlolal
convention Of the association in ses'
sion at St. Louis, a. bill providing 1or
a federal appropriation OF $25ooo'ooo
for good road work. Senator Bank
head expects to introduce the bill at
the next session of congress and to
have as it's endorser the ASSOCIATION
of which he is the head.
Action by Union labor looking 10
demand for a general increase III
wages for the $4,000 operatives IN the
100 cotton mills of Fall River, Mass
has been taken Four Of the five tex
tile unions of the city voted to ask the
textile council the central orgahlza-
ton of operatives for endorsement OF
, demands for an advance in the wage
: SCALE These unions are the WeaVers'
carders, clashers, tenders and spin
, ners. They represent about thfee-
, fourths of the organized mill workers
! of the city and about one-third OF all
the operatives.
The trial OF alleSeu Sld11 uAoSA
, bv charges that roads and canal con
tractors in many counties were sand
, bagged" by Tammany Hall into max
J. ing contributions to state campaign
funds in recent years has led upstate
again. An assistant district attorne!
|. John Kirkland Clark, made inquiry II
;. Oswego, where he hoped to obtal1
,. from a prominent lawyer OF that GU!
:. information to present to the JOIN
Doe investigation in progress in New
York City. The lawyer sought IS De
e lieved to know of such contributions
4. inasmuch as he has acted as attorne
e for several contractors.
FOREIGN.
The gunboat Wheeling has arrive
Is at Tuxpam, Mexico, to investlgat
n disorders.
u, The battleship Wyoming, flagshi
of the United States squadron vlsl
ing European ports, has sailed for N
cy pies.
is Officers and bluejackets of the Anne
n lean battleships Arkansas and Florle
is were spectators at an imposing arm
at review in honor of the birthday
of King Victor Emmanuel.
The Americans numbering tWent
he six persons in the town OF TuXpal
as which is being attacked by lar
cd force of rebels, are SAFE Two Anne
TX can warships, the battleship Lou
by lana and the gunboat Wheeling a
nd riding at anchor in the Tuxpam b:
re Dor.
at ***
Gustave Eiffel, the French engine
who built the famous tower in Pa
m bearing his name, has just been HI
,ht ored by the Smithsonian Institute
les whose regents have voted him
un- Langley medal 'ffor his researches
my lating to the resistance of the air
lad connection with aviation"
for
ais Leaders of Jewish communities
London and the other European ca
tails express extreme dissatisfied
an over the Kiev verdict, because it's 6
ork biguity leaves the question Of rit
ice murders still undecided and they
ent anxious as to it's effect in encour
ner ing Black Hundred agitators in X
and STA.
on
op- A great typhoon swept the islanc
Guam and threw the collier
ashore. One American was drown
aga- Hospital Steward George M. Mic
in son, who had been sent ashore
ing the rescue party from the Ajax.
iple storm demolished native houses,
rty- destroyed roofs, Wharves, lighters
ega- telephone poles. The collier was
The yerely damaged.
ring
seq Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was
of guest of honor at a great banque1
H. Colo, +hoo+or at PlnnOc AVrne