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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
AILROAOS WONT
Be COERCED, SAY
MANAGERS TO
UNIONS
Representatives OF Eastern
Lines Issue Statement to
Effect They Are Unwilling to
Proceed Under Erdman Act.
CONFER WITH PRESIDENT
AND UNION LEADERS

New York. July 1.-The eastern
railroads involved ln the wage con-
troVcrsv with the truinmcn and con-
ductors issued statement this az
tcrnoun through the conference CONF
mlttcc OF managers saying they were
siill unwilling 60 proceed under the
ltrdman act This Is the roads reply
20 the ultmatum submitted boy the
unions yestcrday
The statement says that the com
mittoc's policy has never changed.
that u has consistently refused to be
"cocrced through threats of strikes
into puyins railroad companies wages
uut ct an proportion 10 the duties
performed. The managers rave
boon consistent in contcnding that
the Erdmun act does not protect the
Interest of all porties concerned.
should the NeWlands bill bc ,r-
acted into the law the committee will
of course bc willing Go submit to ar
duration bv board provided In the
NcVmuds llli an questions of rates
of pay and working conditions of
conductors and trainmcn The rcpiy
is addressed to Mcssrs Lee and Gar
rctsOn. heads of the truinmou and
conductors organization and is sign
ed by Elisha Lee. chairman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
SEEKING CANNON
FOR ATTACK ON
JUAREz
Villa After Field Pieces at No
gales; 500 TrOOpa Have
Been Rushed BY Rebels 10
Casas Grandes.

"a Paso. Texas. July "a. Junn Do-
xal. chief of stnff for Frnncisco VIlla.
is today "a Nogalcs sonora. consulting
with rebel Governor PekQuicra rela-
tive 20 assistance. at least IN the form
OF field pieces. fer Villas army IN at
tacklnR Juarez.
villa D. reported today 90 have
rushed aDc-d SEQ Of his commend
back 60 cas-, rranoea ise miles
southeast of Junrcx. where on satur-
day his rebel garrison a. reported 20
have ben attacked ~ force az indc.
ptndcnss under Maxhno Castillo. sup
posed a. be operating for the federal
sOYcrnmcnt.
TO Americans fFpm ~ Paso. whn
called on roribio ortcga. now ~
Guadalupe with zoo men. forty miles
east ~ Juarez. declared he would at
tack Juarcz inside OF ten days IL villa
did net come ln Co cooperate with
him This h. hardly considered possi-
BILE. however. as the Juarcs command
err claim 10 have a,4ao available fight
err.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Declares Spent Months Try
ing to Give Them Away to
Newspapers or Magazines
for Publication.
ACTUATED SOLELY
BY PUBLIC SPIRIT
Refused One Hundred and Fiji
ty Thousand Dollars to Sch
out 10 Manufacturers Asso-
citation, He said.

Washington. July if-- Martin NJ.
Mulhau sclf-sty led lobbyist for ten
wears for the Rational Association of
Manufacturers Interrupted the sen-
ate lobby Investigation today 90 reply
10 what he declared were personal at
tacks ON his character and hts pur-
pose in the expose.
Ho denied that he bad tried to sell
the great mass of papers nnd letters
which were reccntb pubiished. and
which now are in The hands OF tho
senate committees batter he said
hc proposed to introduce witnesses
and letters t0 show he had been en-
gagged for q month ln trylug 10 give
away the great nlo ct correspond
enco winch has brought officers Of the
National Association oi Manufacturers
and labor leaders and congressman in
to prominence.
Mulhalrs statement was made IN
connection with hia request that he
bo allowed to read letter he had
written MAY 10. 1918. Co Pcrrlon
Maxwell. editor OF Hcarst's Magazine.
urging him 20 have william r Hearst
10 make the mass of letters public
through his puulicaflons This letter
reiterated former statements that the
writer did not want money bat want
eel to get the lobbying documents pub
lishcd "as service 10 the public"
- have attempted for the past two
months 90 give them away" Mulhnll
told the committee, - never had In
mind the question of the money !
wouid receive for them"
But YOU did sell them later To tho
Ncw YORK World" asked Senator
Reed.
n would like Go offer further let
tcrs ana witnesses ON that point said
Mulhall II did not sell them ! fel
into the hands of gentleman named
Barry. who came over To look ut ~,
letters for Mr.. Hearst have learn
ed that he b. what Is known - d
newspaper tipstor The letter. N,r,
given to the New York World hut
later Mr.. Parry came and wanted me
To break the contract with the World
saying ne could Ret $4,000 foi
the letters from the National Asocia.
tion of Manufacturers
II said tho letters were not for sale
that the National Association ul Manu-.
fucturcrs did not have money enough
10 buy them; that had NO proposi.
tion II olackmail iu connection viii
them"
At this point Muihall's statement
was interrupted o., thc committee. "a,
said he wantcl Editor Maxwell ant
Louis Svibold 90 the Ncw Nork Worl,
and other witnesses called in his be
halt Mr. Seihold b. already undel
subpoena hy tht committee
The house committee apoplutrd &,
investigate the MWhull charges wu'
uuahlc tu pror.cd today owing to mo
uopolizatiou of tho witneses by th
senate and b. considering Uking re-
cess for two Wrrk-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
iIusn HOME RULE
BIEh ~ UP ACAIN

London. July ii.-The home rule
for Ireland bii came up today before
the house of lords for second read
ing for the second time under the pro-
vision of the parliament act which
permits the passage of oils over the
heads Of the peers within a specified
period.
The Marquis of Grc,e. secretary Of
state for india ana liberal leader Ia
the house OF lords, In moving The Sec
ond reading. remarked that Tie gov
ernment rcgarded the opposition mo-
ton that the bin be- submitted nrat TO
the people as demonstration against
the parliament act rather than as one
against home rule.
Lord l-ansdowne invited the govern
mont 60 Withdraw the homo rule bill
from the action of parliament and be-
fore IL became law to dissolve par
lament and rafer II 10 the people by
means OF referendum. The oppo-
sitlon. he said, would accept that ver-
diet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Hendorsonyillc, y c. July ~ -
While lccturing here today Secretary
william j Bryan declared he was
compelled Ia deliver Chautuuqua ad.
dresses a. supplement his government,
SALARY. which ne declared was no.
sufficient 10 meet his expenses
AS this is nav first chnutauuua lrc.
turc since becoming member cot tho
cabinet said secretary Bryan, "it
may NOT be "ut OF place 20 say tha'
hnd 10 necessary to lcctur, la order
To supplement the salary which ! rs.
CeiVe from the government A. /
have ltcturod for eighteen years. this
method uf adding tu nay income is the
most natural one tn which Go turn.
and : rcgurd il as extremely lcgiu-
m,ho."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
TWO SUBTRACT ties
ISSUE DEFI TO
GOVERNMENT
IN LONDON
Mrs, Pankhurst and Miss Ken
ney Appear at Weekly Meet
ing Of Social and Political
Union.
EMMELlNE CAPTURED
AFTER WILD CHASE.

London JUS IA Mrs Emmclinc
Pankhurst aud Miss Annie Kenncy
militant uffragcttc leaders. dcncd the
goyernment today, by appearing at
the weekly meeting Of the Women 9
Social and Political Union.
Miss Kennev was arrested during
the uproar caused by a clash between
the police ANA sympathlzerF with the
surfragettes.
After the meeting Mrs. pankhurst
eyadcd the officers but she was tap-
tured later in the day by detective
ho saw her leuvc the place In taxi
cab and pursued her in another. The
two vehicles engaged in a. Wild race
through the crowded streets bot th-
fugitive militant leader was az length
run down and ,akon 10 Jail
Mrs Punkhmsi said she had come
60 the netting against her doctors or
dcrs. but that if she was wcll enough
10 be- tortured In prison by Reginald
McKenua, the homo secretary. she
was also we'll enough Co attend "a
meeting 81 her comrades.
Holding up two Of her licenses UNI
der the "cat and mouse hill' Mis-
Kennoy asked for bids for them ana
they were sold for $50 each.
Mrs. Pankhurst had been received
with nn ovation by thc melting she
leaned heavily ON table az she ud-
dressed few .crvcnt sentences To the
audience. she yaid
~ am rebel. as h sir Edward
Carson. Both OF ny are rclcls be-
cause there rs no other way open 10
us Go redress ouI grievances. I would
sooner De rebel than a slave. !
would rather die than submit. mean
Ia be voter In tho land of my birth
or die. My challenge to the govern
ment Is give me freedom ot KIN
me-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
King Declares Reports Of Out
RACES BY His Troops Are Alb
solutely Unfoundsd and
Malicious.
SAYS BULGARIANs
ARE REAL VICTIMS
In Spite Of Denial, corfirma.
tiOn Comes Of UnspeakabIe
Atrocities BY BuIgars at
Town cf Seres.

rBy Leased Wire 90 Eycning teernid.i
f.ondon. JUiS -. king Ferdinand
Of Bulgaria IN a long mcssaga dis
patched from Sofia on Juiy ~ In
forms the Evening News;
THE stories ana reports which the
Grocks and serviaps have been clrcu.
hting Ia Europe concerning caolee
outrages committed BY my troops on
the Greek and servsnn populau0na Ia
Macedonia are absolutely unfeenden
and are published with the object of
creating d bad impression.
King Ferdinand toid 81 the lsbor-
ties enjoyed By the people ~ Adrlan-
opie without regard 10 their nation
ality and closes with the alicssii0n;
Systematic attacks and pefrecn,
tons had been directed against lne
Bpigarian element IN Mepfaeafa hv
the serviana and the 0reekn This
districts 81 Kast0ria. Flofina ana No-
denn have been cleared ~ all wols
educated men and the prleonn ~ Sa-
lonlki are overlooking with lnnoccnt
Bulgorians. Great numbers " sui-
gnrinna have becn transported trofll
their homes In The country 10 Greece
and 10 the islands Of the AoHehn sea.
The same cruel rpelmc has nrpn np-
piled 10 the n,slaarinna ~ the re*
glons occupied by the Scrglnns The
purely rsulsarlan town Of Kukush has
been completely bnrned ~ lhe
Greek troops"
housands of rcfueeee. King F4rtl
nand concludes. o. arriving IN SOFIA.
gave terrifying accounls az horrible
deeds committed hy tho Berviaua and
the Greeks The Buieaflan govern
mcnt IL ready 10 come 70 en- intoFna-
tlOnal inquiry which VIII enllghten
the world concerning the stories or
these exccsaes"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
FRENCH DENIED PEEP
AT POWDER FACTORIES

washington. Jniy ii.--s's er, tnrs'
Garrison has declined a rcqueA 4 tle
French government for permission 20
have some OF 'ts ordnance offcers In
,pcct the processes OF American pcu =
Ger manufacture The original re-
quest covered rot only the govern
ment factories bat the great priv
corporations which make the la'l cr
part OF the smokclcss powder.
rive secretary zee nation nr 10 IN
governments factories was based on
lack of reciprocity 90 al pnrt ~ lhc
French Government Nh'ea nas de-
riineu to nlov Au "ctn ,iiccra 90 tN-
anime French ordulrro factories.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
HAWAIIAN GRAFT PROBE
WITNESSES GUARDED

Hlo. r. a. July it--Specia'
guards we're assigned today 90 those
concerned la the prosecution of the
rfaft investigation into tho affairs Of
Hawaii county as the result of an at
tempt Rst night lo xiii Deputy Sher-
lff Edward X simmons an import
ant witness for the prosecution. HIS
residence was dynamited but sim
mons and his wife escaped serious in
jury.
The Investigation ordered by the
legislature was the result of the rec
cnt confession 81 Auditor Charles X
Mcguire 70 the peculations totailing
$50. 900.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
STORY on BULGARIAN
ATROCITIES CONFIRMED

salOnlki. July i4.--The aagklng Snd
burning of the town of 5ures by the
defeated bulgarian army and the
accompanying ousraHes or women ana
atrocities on men were fully con-
nrmed today in dispatch from a
well known Greek correspondent
The retrcatins bulgarian eoidioss.
he telegraphed. opened . cannonado
With four fleld guns from q hil above
the town on Friday. A. tb1 same
simc bands of Bulgarian auldiesa
secured the streets. pillaging ana
burning until the greater part 81 tho
town was blazing.
Even the foreign consalalcs In
slres were not spared according 20
the correspondent THE Auatrlnu-
Hungarian consular ofllces were pissn-
derea. The bank 81 Athens. enc ORR
entail bank. the Palace 81 ghe Mctrp-
politnn. the great synasosue. All tho
schools tobacco warehouses Or
American. Austrian ana German
companies were burned SITTER they had
ali bcen pillased The American To-
bacco company alone suffered 70 ths
extent 81 fi.ooVO. 9eO. Aians people
were erucifed. hacked 40 pieces or
burned alive by tho maddeEcd Hull
garluns. who committed incredible
0utrages On women of an ages. man,
OF whom died The cOnditi0n ot
those who escaped Is lanpntablc.
Rich merchants are dyias Of hunger
while wretehed mothers are trying to
Hnu covering aud food f0r their naked
and starving children.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
RAILWAYS COMPLETEN
REVERSE DECISION

Washington. july 1.-THE unions
are willins tu meet the railways In an
cnort 90 SETTLE all differences by means
OF arbitration under the Newlands
amendments 60 the Erdman act, uc-
cordlng to the announcement Of A. n.
Garretsun and W q. Lee. heads Of the
railway truinmen. Who are here to at
tend the white house conference.
The announcement of the railway
managers. they said was "a complete
reversal OF their previous declaration
not a. arbitratc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
SWISS FOUND IN JAIL
IN IUAREZ; DYING

"a Paso. July i'll. Jacobs. from
Switzerland. disappeared from his
wife between trains al the Union de-
pot saturday and was found IN Jail In
Juarez Monday and brought 20 El
Paso IA dying condition. He was
stark naked and his bodily badly cut
o. pieces Junrcz police said they
found him that way He told the
IN Paso police that ht slashcd him
self with a broken bottle. He could
mot remember where he left his
clothes. money ana watch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Speeding Flyer Crashes into
Stalled Train on Venice
Short Line OF Pacific Elec-
trio Railroad.
FAILURE TO OBSERVE
SIGNALS DISASTROUS
Conductor Declares Nan on
Head Ed Ran Past FLAG
on Sharp Curve on Line
Near Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. July Investigation
was begun today tp nN the hlamc FOR
tho Pacific Electric accident last
at Vineyard station whore eleven were
killed ana nearly $50 injured The
curve in the tracks of tho Venice
short Line 90 that place is held par
TALLY responsible for thv failure of
tine motormuu 60 sce the stationary
ears with which his train colid II.
The mOtorman was missing today
Ills body was not found ia the debris
Tarrol liurthulonai conductor OF the
last car of the stationary train. said
today be- made an effort tn flag
down the approaching ears. bat that
the motorman failed To- Observe his
signals
OF the dead fuur men remained un-
identified early 10 TWO japanese and
two whites
Corrected lists showed to-day that
eleven were killed lust night In the
-,-,,lf~ivtt ~ two elocTT trains. the
three ear uycr ran into a stalled
uair Twenty passenger were SER
iousiy Injured. several fatally ana 80
othrrs bruised and cut
The known dead
MISS EDNA ALTER Pasadena.
OLLIE W ANLEY, san Fran
cisco
MISS VERONA MILLER Los An
rrlcs
MERLE EVANS, Los Angeles.
WILLIAM TAYLOH, JACOB BAR
MAS and EDWARD MURRAY. Tor
onto. Canada.
a. n. FORESTER. motorman of
the wrecked train. missing.
The names ~ few Of the injured
we're known today II was thought
virtually an were from Los Angeles
cor vicinity
The known injurcD
T.. Arcy. Torrcon. Mexico. both legs
lrokcn. Internal injuries
sidney johnson. YOUNGSTOWN %.
internally injured.
~. FORESTER. mutormuu ot tho
n,,r whose milurc to observe sis
ruls, BE- thought 10 have caused the
accident, disappeared after the crash
iic was located today 10y company of
ncials
Hclcu Kane uf Escanahu. Mich.
WAS roporteu ,odal az probably fatal
ly injured. Her body was crushed.
g. -. craig and his wife of Dc-
truit. we've internally injured and
their condition D. serious
Miss lngchorg SVensou. uf tth.
,ago. had "a knee fractured.
T.. r. Denton. Kansas city, log ant
Ribs broken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
CAR MANUFACTURERS
MUST STUDY FASHIONS

Paris July 40 Count pckersolaN
has Just won va court AN order grant
Ing him s200 rebate from nn uutcmo-
rile manufacturer because the limou-
sine he purchased from 10 had "a roof
too low to accommodate the high
plumcs which his wife wore on her
hat The Judge ruled that q WAS Is
duty of manufactures of ears ~
fashion o. take account uf the fact
that long piumes are being worn,
>~~.~.~-~s~>@~-~s~e4N-N 4N-N-~-~-~~-~~-~~~-~~y~
and guarantee all Of them go be nlei
class men, 10 organize the night
ngainat Peurre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Race War Ia Peoria.

Peor,p. lll, July a. FluN Greeks
employed ON q railroad construction
gang started tu march through the
negro section of the city ana race
war WAS precipitutcd which was only
stopped hy tho prompt arrival ~ y
riot squad of police. Tho warning
factions were scattered ana the in
iurei removed 60 the hospital one
hundred blacks uscd bricks and clubs
while the Greeks used picks and shOV-
tls for weapons. Forty Greeks we've
taken 20 iall while most of the me-
grneH escaped
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
I.rr.ldenllaI NomInnlIon..

dent today made the following nomi-
nations Secretary of legation uf Par
aguay and Uruguay A. g. Arthur
schcnncld. Of District OF Columbia.
secretary Of legation "a Lima. PEE
ru, Richard y pennoyer. or Califor-
mia.
Collector of Internal revenue. Sixth
district keutuoky Charlton a.
Thompson
Htrciyer OF public lands az Wills
ton, y. d. Charles a. Mansfield. of
North Dakota
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Mn..on can Garry ~ nombs.

Nugalos. Ariz. July 1.-THE
French aviator Didier Mason. has
invented AN apparatus to carry twelve
bombs on each flight togetcr with a
sighting system for dropping bombs
on each light. together with "a sight
ing system for dropping bombs from
his aeroplane Tie SAYS that within
Ia Few days he viii attempt again 90
sink the federal gunboats lying in
Guaymus harbor
The usurgcut Investment uf the
CUR town lod tu am attack by tho
NuquI indians who had grown rest
less during the duy. The result ~
the tight was not reported.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
WILSON PARDoNs TWO
IDAHO BANKElls

Washington, July -Prcsidcnt
Wilson today granted unconditional
pardon 20 William y. Kc3enbnch and
George II. Kerlcr, esrh sentenced 60
i've years Imprisonment for making
lolse reports ~ the comptroller OF the
currency on tho condition of the Lew
iston Idaho. national hank. ~ which
they were president and cashier. re-
spectlvely They were convicted Ami
&, igii,' but have not served any OF
their sentences.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
C. E. CONVENTION
WILL CLOSE TONIGHT

Los Angeles. July 1.-THE lu9t 'a'
q. the twenty-siNth International
Christian Endeavor convention was
nlled with series of meetings. The
convention viii close tonight. when
President CLARK viii deliver the cloa-
ing message.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
HAVE HEARD NOTHING
on DIST HONING WNiifcfaOUsE

Sow York. Iulg tt.-Ofnccrg of tic
American Tobacco company said to-
day that they had received no private
ndvlcos Cunccrnrng the destruction VI
their warehouse al ScFeH Macedonia
They were Inclined 70 doubt that the
los was million dollars. a. stated -
cable advices,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Dcnyvr. july James Howard,
of Fdgcwater. suburb OF Denver,
was shot In ne ahdomcu py his
brother in-aw, J. r. Wright last
night following % quarrel Howard
was removed to hospital whore the
doctors say he rnnnot recover Wright
ncd and has not SET been arrested.
The quarrel be- said To- have arisen
when Wright demonstrated with
Howard over the latter's treatment
OF Mrs Howard who is Wrighrs sis-
ter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
DOUGLAS BAR ROBBED.
THIRD IN TWO WEEKS

Douglas Ariz. July a. The safe
ut tho Grukt Jar was opened last
uigm and $500 stolen. The rohbei
had pat Key tu the y1loon and thu
combination to the safe. This Is tL'
third safe robbery in Douglas m two
wocks The Officers have mo- clue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
PRESIDENT FAV0RS FREE
TRADE IN WORKS or ART

Wnshagf"n. july ~. T. - i,'at
Wilson today expressed surprise that
the senate finance commute n1f ~
creased duties IN the Wrlff hili on
works OF art and books. Ho believes
those articles art re of educatunt
use than luXurive n WIS iniictt,l
that the pr"sldcnt would consult seu-
.uftrs on the change
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

bucharest itumanla, tuly if.--lne
bulgarian minister 90 Hulnanla nna
tho staff OF the legation lea today on
"A special train tor sofia. The report
that the detachment of RpAranlan
cavalry have occupied D0brlich. naitr
chlk and the suFoundine vlilages b 81
hcia.iy cunnrmtd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
CoNstIs GO no sfItlss
TO VEluiH sr0luEE

salonlhi Jaly ii.--The AustrU- Hun,
garian and Italian eonsuls stationed
N this city have gone to aerea % ver-
ny the stories concernins atrocities
committed by the Bulgorian troops
and to all thc.s natiouailssa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Inng .hnrrmrn In sc..Ion.

Hoston, July Every important
port ON ,lc Atlantic and Pacific
coasts and on .ho great lakes Was rep
rotcntcd at "a conference of the lntcr-
uutional Longshorcmen's association
which opened today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Ilncr- Postponed, IIcn,s Track

Pittsburgh. July A. An cv,at- ~
the opening lay of the second week
ol the grand citruR races az iuructs
Island here were this mornng post
poucd hecaus, at the heavy .,|r rk,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Cedar Raplle. in., july li.--W
Mnxwcll sYand necftinff end tfes
uror of the order of Railway rondre
tors. died at hle home tot4 asflt ~
lsucs of seferel weeks WAS IA
tesr9 plt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
sINNTE

RrrriVrd answer Co Tillmun
resolution asking Information ON
urmor plate from secretary Dan
iols urging Investigation into the
cost cot q government armor plate
factory
senator MtCumbtr ~ North
Dakota assailod agricultural
schedule in q speech ou the tar
100 bill
Lobby Investigation rummlitc"
continued hearing ot Mulhdll tes-
muuN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Denver. Jnly list Joseph Dcn-
Nsr game postponed owing to the
nnn-arrivul og the st oJseph team.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Not IN -csslOui mtcIs NJ u0Un
Tuesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

bach ana nresnahun; curtis and
Fischer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
NNrIONAL LEAGgI.
iioston. 81 Pittsburgh. 9,

I.hIIndeIpI,Ia. >. 81. I.eaI.. !.
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