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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
giibernes synbildnnt
6eiert bente Der GpaHg. @rot. gerein
fir Tiafunie.

Sdon finb % Sabre beritrihen
feit Der @riinouna oes TiatcnffTeus
gsrtins. beHen 5bGtiateit bic Griftens
nsS hiefigen Deutlhen arontsnbonIss
gu psrbanten iit. glm beuiiaen
1age pirO biefsr 5bofIahe burf
Elm Sgelt 4usorud Derliehen.
Jlafmittdas beeinneno nm 8 ll6r
ipirb BON bem a[Iessit ihIiiasn Das
men 5ilfsperein bic fSeitfsier nit eli
nsm 2apn iSete srOffnet, fpsIhes auf
hn ifDntn Rafenpldb Dor bem 1ia.
tonifenheim db1ebdlten tpirb. 4benbs
u llbr foIat bic ,ssier in Der adpsae
Der Qnitalt, BEL ipelher geleaenheit
es niht an lle6errdihunaen fehlen
ipiro. 8iele Bfieber bes 9iatonieBsr.
rims tpie beg 8amen 6ilFspereing
irerben dnipeienb fein, bornntsr cine
Insabl Der grInher. Tds sSeit miro
audi in ge3uq ouf gttpirtbunq nictts
81 ninifsn iibrig lnTen, b1 bic hilfas
btreitsn 8amsn aud, bissmol ihre-
aufadbs als qetpdhfen iih srtpsiIsn
treroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
Rletne BpIiseinaariAteu

I'm Wuni3ipal9sriht tpurbs gsz
itsrn auT 9sranIoHuH8 pOn 5snristte
95roIt BON Ro. 1872 glain Strabe gss
gen Clifton 3aplor, BEN 9eihdftsfiibs
rer Der GrceIlior 2aunorp Elm 9dftbeS
febl unter Der antla9s srpirtt. oab sr
ireibli6s QngeItellte in bar Ddiherei
Hanger aIs "a Stunoen in Der Bode
arbeiten Iafe.
MS perniiBt lUurbe Deiteru Der
goli}ei 0ie 13 Sabre aIte 40u Cber
genteloet, Die am neriIoiienen Sams'
tag ibre eItcrIihe 8o5ntug, Ro. 5O23
Spring 8rope aperite, nerIteB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
Ricnie Der Gamp @aibiugtOu 6e'
meinoe.

Nm 0onneritag bsm 21. 2tuguit
beronitoItet bic Gonntogs'huIe Der
9eutiten Gp. Camp Wdibington
@tmeinne C9aitor J. 8os) in 9:z
meiuf6aft nit bsm airhenrath uno
ben 9ersinen Der Gemein6e in Reid
ratbs Oar. Elm gjcnic uno CONNER
nd6tsfeft, fir peIaes bic umfaHsno>
fen gprb,reitungsu Sstroffen rp<rben.
rcoaB Der Grfolg 1uber allsr 5raee
iteht. Fir llntsrb1Itung piro in Der
umTi6tiaiten Dsiie Gorge oetraeen
reroen uno namsntIi4 fir bic Iisbeu
aleinen iit ein a6fpt6slunssrei6ss
gircordmm in @orbereitung. DIE
gRitqlieoer oes TraueHpereins rperoeH
IS Iih IsIbitrsoenb niht nebmen tafs
ZEN, fir ods lsiblite Wobl Der GsIis
gate nurh aaffse uub 9u6eu, Iopis
eurn Elm ibma6baftes 4benb6roo
Gcrqe III trdgen. Inter oieieu I'm
Tianoen ftebeu ben 9eiuhern aeuliB.
reihe Stunnen in 4usfi6t uno oie
9erdnitaItsr Der iTsitli6teit eebsn iia
her 6offnunq BIN. baB uuber ben Utitz
a.ieoern Der gemeinbe unb oersn
'femilien fid audi Die S5reunbe uno
Gonner Der Gemsinoe in GROCER 3ofI
eiEfinotn fperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
Gbe.GrlambHibiteiae.

lWilliom Sbafsr, 10, Reabing, 8.
t3saa Single, 19, btsel.
lMOrsia Martin, %. gopiugton, ap,
lGIOffis .. 0aDern. %, gaIaee Sptet.
leutprence Spsrbsr, 20. 1850 gsmont
1 Strabs.
lGarrie yieiicl, "a, 1905 gscntroie
Iabnsr 9hurpe ir., 80, SIP gpfter ct
l9srtruoe 3. Dalton. 20, 6artipsa.
l5obu 6. 1onIOr, 27, Ranbattan.
/ Ranias.
lUl. eIi3dbttb Sisbl, 80, 2431 gDeIi
WleUlidsn 2lDe.
(Wdiriee gladpeQ, %, 1850 Glen.
/ more 2los.
lgIi3abeih RObinion, Is. 34o1 Sta.
them 4pe.
Wiaiam 8. 9bomas, 81, 32f GensIs
/ Zee Strnbe.
lRapmt Surit, az. 80 GIOrsnts gtOe,
)Gart .. Babe, %, UsibolstOtpu. 8.
5arriet 6. Ulorpin. 25. 4nsnbaIe, g.
)gidoro anabfs. 253 gDort6 CTR.
lerma g1eimer, Is, 4465 gaftern 4p
lGlureHee aogsman, q, 715 2aureI
1 Strabe.
(gsrtbd J. Wtllsr. Is. 2340 Sbio 4p.
! Games 81. Smith, 48, 30 Rarp Str.
lWartba 2otbis, 80, bessl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
gleibt pOrlGuiis inn amt.

Or. q. u. sSadIer. Der felt Idugeren
ssabren WfitgIieo Ger it1otiihen Be-
inii0heitsbeboroe aepeien, oiirfte in
iriht ailsuierner 3eit einen 9ahiolger
erbnlten.
Tr. ssadler's Amtsterniin lit that.
;nhlidI idon nbaelaltieti, aber or bat,
iDle geitern pom 4iIreau oes 8iirgcr.
meiiters aus ser gjeiiinoheitsbehoroe
rnitgetbeiIt muroe. it'd uorIdufig be,
reit erfldrt. iein gtnt beislibehalten,
bis 9iirgermeiiter 0unt I'D, hinlitts
ltd Der 4uslpobl zines 9adiolgers
i6Iiiiiia sesporoen iii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
3ugeipitt
Sat iih bic Sitnntion i'm Suhrleute.
Stretf.
Snuoerte BON Streifbredlern ioQeu
tmpOrtirt pOrOeH ieiu.
limb 6lutigc 3niammenit0fe Oiirften
hente Doer morgen erfOlgen.

Denn ni6t ale 2tn3ei6en triigen,
oiirfte ss tnfoIge oes Streits Der 5ubrz
Ieute beute ooer morgsn 8lt unliebiaz
men 3uiammenitobsn 3piI6sn Den
Strettern unO elmer 4n3abl angeblid
importirter Streitbreher tommen. Die
ausitdnoigen bislten gsItern 4benb in
Der Central Jurnbdqe pieper cine Der
iammIung db, in tpelhsr Brdfoent
S0eurg Gucas ben geuten mittbeilte,
oub ihm mitgetheiIt porDsn fei, bic
6ubrDertsbsiIBer bdtten etpu 300
Strsitbreter ppn Gbicago importirt
uno oie'sIben angeblih in eiuem Sotel
in Der NGbe oes GsntraI 9abuhofs unz
tergsbrodt, um iie bsute on SteQs Der
AusitdHolseu nit ibreu Wdgen aus
3uichiten. Die UtittbsiIuug lei ibul
bon ben Boftsn ubsrmittelt pprben.
DeIhe on ben 0sri6eoeusu 9ububOfsr
itdtiOnirt Ieien uno bic 2ntunft ber
Streitbreher beobdhtet bdtten.
0ieie Wittbeilung rief uuter ben
QnIpsIsnoen bic groBte 4uFregung bsr.
Dor uro Rufe: vgBsr perbsu bic asrle
umbringsu", rQaBt bic Ju6rpsrtsbes
flyer nur probiren. ibre Wdgen nit
Strsitbredern gu flbrsn unb mir ners
ben ben Reit beiorgen", ert0ntsn aus
alien Gtsn unb Gnoen uno felbit nahz
osm bic 8eriammIuug iid oertust bat.
te, puroeu nod DrobungeH auf oer
Strabe ldut.
6err y. gaiIep. grdTibent Der
SubrpertsbefiBer QFoctation, Der ubsr
Die Qr9sIsssnbeit bsfraat nurbe, er,
.tdrte uuf bas Gntihieoenfts. bab cit
2ebters feline Streitbre6er importirt
tube unb oiss, 10 nett ME er tpiiis
cuh niht tbuu perbe. Gr srtIdrte
absr tpisoerum, oab feline III
location niht nadgsben llnn
uuter teinen llmitdnben bic Union
eer fFuhrIeute dnsrtennen peroe.
Der Crganiidtor 6. z. Mc2lrthur
rsiite aeitern Qbeno nah gbicaao 1T
uro Ioq beabfi6ttgsn, BON ben oorti.
Qep 5uhrIsute llnionen finan3ieqe
llntsri:iiBung fir bic hieiigeu Strei=
Ter su erlaugen. 4uBerbem bat biz
5igitqs Union bef6Iofen. bsuts nit
hem 8ertuuf bon ,Streits Gnopfsn
gu beqinneu uno ioQsn oieIslben Don
ben Trausu uno 5odtern Der 4usz
itdnbiqen feilgeboten perosn, um bds
eurh Utittel CUR Qufre6terbaltung
Ses Streits 8u erlaneeu. Der Gretus
tip 2lusfhub Der Cbio 5ebsration
Of 9ubor tpiro moraen Qdtmittd1 in
hje'iqer Stuht gu elmer Sibung sus
Iammertreten, I'm Die StreitIituation
AZ 6eipre6eu unb iibsr glittsI uno
Weae au bsrotbsn, pie Den dusftGnois
s,n GubrIeutsn sebolfeu perben taun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
Die Nutbmdnner
yeenocten seitern bic Sa6rcsDer.
iammlung Der @ruhiOee BON
Ebio.

Die eSobrcsberiamnIlina ser 8roB.
loge bon Ohio oes llnab61nqiaca
Green's Der Aotbnl1nner, Die Ietl
Dfpnfag in 5fomm's 6dae, an Der
N1csgliden auenue nno Gl6er 1trai;c,
getagt bat erreif)te 0eitern ibreu 9lb.
idluB nit Der Wabl Der geomten fiir
nas fonmenoe ,5obr. Tie neuen ge-
omten Der 8roB(oge iino:
8roi, 0berhief: sSoba
Glnigboli, Don bier.
@roB llnterd)ief: Claus
70. SoB, bon Joleoo.
DroB geidicf: Sobn go.
raid. bon Gina.
@roB grteiter: aarl Singer.
'non Gina.
@roBihriftfii6rer: 90. 5
Waier, bon GIepelano.
@roB 2 dlatpermah hrcr:
sSSafob 9nllreid), bon 5oleoo.
@rob Nnrihnll: 8iaiam
Sopier, bon Cincinnati.
@roB Ser OBJ: Grtuin Bad
MANI, bon Gina.
8roB arieger:: 8. 0oefel,
ron Cincinnati.
@roB 3ettm d dter: aasper
Neper, pbn gleueian6.
@roB ggalom16tertr:
Wfaru Theil, bon Cincinnati.
6roB 8ren3mdh hterin;
,Srait SSon 3immermam, oon Jole0o
Gie Observation-Disclosures oit
am Wontog ibren 4nfdng nnbmen
ianoen unter benz 0oriis oes btsberi
gen 8roB.Sberhieis aarl Singer
BON Gina uno Der Brotofoqiiihrund
oes 8rob- Striitfiibrers 8. 5. Waiet
bon 9IeUelaEo itatt.
3u Der groBIogeniisuua batter
lid 8ertreter Der Stanrme aus Giepc,
lan6. 5ole6o un6 aus 2ima eiuge.
iun0en uno aus oen geridten Del
peritieoenen 9eamten erheIte, oar
Der GroeH i'm 2olie oes ueriloiiener
sSahres lpie0er cine itattlide au5abI
nelter WfitgIieber geruounen hat.
gtatiirIid) botten Die beiocn bieiiger
Stdmme. Der harmonic. Staum unf
Der Metdmora~5tdmm fiir Die litter.
haltunq Ger @dite in Der lmiihtigiter
8etie Gorge getragen uno Elm ieht
hiibihes Bergniigungsprograu 3lt'
idmmenaeitellt. 4m Yioutag far;o 81
Gbren Der nlsludrtiaen Gelegaten eir
8onfet' in SoberInlmpi's 8arten an
1sriee Sin itatt, am TieHltag iunrot
Gonep Sslnub elm 9eiuh dbgeitattet
uuo aeitern Rad)mittag matten oit
3eIegaten unter fun6iger ;Siihrunl
cine iydhrt oiird, Cincinnati lmo Dor,
it1ote ur6 fltbren alBeroem aiih nod
nod Sort 3homas. giele ser ans
rudrtigen Teicgaten trnten bereits ar
ge'triaen abeuo Die Seimreiie an, abe,
bieieuiaen, bic nod bier bIieben. Der.
idmmelten iifl in Der Wlliiicnl Gr'
danae, no iie einige lelhtirobIiht
Sfunoen perlebten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
Ter Sflaaer sSnaneit.

Coroner 8r. Goertmsnsr tpirb belrte
nit Dem Snqueft in bem GaGs oes
poli3iitsn Deter S6dlIer Beginner, Der
am porigtn 9onueritag bon ieinsr qsz
fdisoensn Gran CLARA gostsn srf6oIz
len tuuroe. 5iir ben Snqueit iino bic
folsenoen 3tttqen oorsslaben iporosn:
Charles Smitb, 6arrp Q. S6uiter,
Grant 5erisr. goliseiiergeant gOtts
unb polijiit goiton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
JnlanoIctegrap()
Steben gerfDnen ertrun ,

fen.
0uIut6 Winn., 13. &uguit. -
Sieben BON % Yerionen, Die auf etner
21unh in Der Ct. Qouis Ban fubren,
itnb am U&ittIpoA ertrunten, als Dos
Dad Der Qaun6 y0aupIatie", auf benz
IA perionen iuBen, 3uiammenbrah
unb bic 2eute tns Bafier fielen. Die
grtruntsnen iinb: Grau Qouiie Gas=
tp uHO SRI. giettte Gastp, 19 Sohre
alt. bon Superior; SRI. CLARA 9oIoz
itein, 20 Sabre alt, bon Utinneapolis;
5ruu 4arou Segal uno bret Sinoer,
ale BON Superior. Die iteben GetAen
Uuroen gebor9en.
Sieben anDere PerfDnen tpuroen pon
Shlsppbampfern gerettet. Das I'm
gIiit ereignete itd nur 100 SUP pOm
llfsr.
Gin iunger W&0roer etugee
angen.
8auias Gitp, Uto., Il. Quguit.
9arrp OdDis, Is Sabre aIt, elmer Der
pier iungsn 8urf6en, bic angetlagt
itnb, i'm Stt0ber .. s. bier ben Dtrtb
Alpin 5at6 ermOroet 3u babeH, 1T in
GtIaboma GitD Oerbaftet poroen, pts
bon bort aus telegrdpbtid gemeIoet
DOroen 1T. Die gOlt3ei in ben gam
gen Der. Staaten bate isit W2onaten
auf Oapis gefabnDet, Der Der Qniiibrer
Der ganoe gepeIen fein Ioq.
g8egeu Der grmoroung 9ut6's lit
bereits 5drrp NIber, Is Sabre alt, gu
IeteHsldngliher 3uhtbaus5trafe per=
urtbeilt poroen; Sames 5urpsr II
Sabre alt, puroe auf 20 Sabre in Die
ReformanftaIt gei6idt uno bic Qntlaz
ge gsgen 6enrp 8easIeD, ben bierteu
anaben, puroe ntebsrgeihlagen.
0at6 mar auf etnem 8oulebarb i'm
| faIbionabIen WobrungsDiitritt angez
fallen unb nit bier augeIn tobt 3u 8o>
ben geitrstt poroen, als er ii6 peis
gerte, ieiu GeIo beraus5ugeben.
SeIbftmorb.
gbicago, ST., 13. 2lug. Gar
rou 8aunbam 0dIoin aus SatldHo,
Calf, bat iid ON Mtttpo6 in eiHem
bieiigen 6otel erf6oTen.
8r. Stambo6, elm 5reuno 0ss
Wanues, ia9te, baB Der Uldnn Tit
aus gnttGuifung bariiber oas 2ebeu
genommeu babe, oob ss ihm nitt qez
lunaen mar, sinem Qutomobil zReifen,
ben er fabri3trt, 4Hertennung su perz
| Itr1ffen. 9alpin, oeffeu gumilie in
Satlano lsbt, Ioq sinmal febr np9l=
bo5eno gepeien iein.
9rei 8ruoer nu6sinuu b I
operirt.
ct. Sofep6, no, Is. Quo. -
IH orei 9riiosrn; 5rant, 6enrp uno
U2. u. Wtatbenp, BON 8Iodton, Soma,
fpuroen bier am Witttpo6, an eineln
nab Dem dnoeren uno bon bemIelben
Qr3t. appenDi3ittseSperationen Dor
geuommen. Der 3uitano aIer orei
patienten lit Elm befrieoigenoer. Sin
anoersr grubsr ftarb por elm paay
gtcnaten an appenDi3itis obne eine
Operation.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
gapiidles gp[fsfrit.

Der gaSiIde llnt.rItiibunssDer.in
bdlt iein gOltsfsit bissnal am
Sonntag. "a. 4uguit, in aeihrutbs
gart ab. unb baB bic gabeHier es
Deritsben, ii6 uHb ibrn s5reunben
sinsn persniisten Tag su bsrsiten,
ipiiisn ale, bic fhon sinnal Elm baois
fhes Jeit mitsemaht bnben. auh
biesmal iiHb BON einem erfdbrenea
aommittte piebtr srobnrtige gorbes
reitungtn gstrnfftn iporoen. Gs eibs
ilntsrbdlsnas fir Suns unb vi. uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
lie ;srei6rieftommiiiion.

lie fiir5Iif enpdbite 6reibriei.
fomniiitQn miro. Ialit eineu 2lr.
rangernent 0os Die 9eitglieoer inter
iid1 setroifen babeu lire 1bdtigfeit
aiR 10. Septenber beginnen nno lid
oann 0eitnitip orgarriiiren. Ger tent-
porGre 8oriieer iii Or. sSglaucr ,no
ais tcnlporGrer Sefretdr fungirt Gin.
malt Ssobn WarflDortb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14

3ipeites aennen - 2:i5 Trot
gorie 800; Serbert Da. 9nplor,
stnrgeon Rnf ssdD, subge St.
8inemnn 2niiie Mc8regor,
Critics 9fengen Pr Eaee; goric
$3.50; Stittie groofs, Ienuer IoDns,
Tan Cine, 9iem Eoiitter, Snmainoto.
Snrioa 8. gan Y. gilD 81. itnO
Woltairc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
Nirb nnterindlt.

Coroner s5oertrneDer miro bc3it0(id
oes geiterrr I'M itdbttihen Soipital er.
iolgteu @blebens bon SSames Steparb,
go. 1926 Central 9lnenue, U}aots
IonbtQe, cine 9enaue ltnteriuhlug
anIteQen, oenn an Der gruIt oeS Toos
ten mur0eu 8erlebungen feitgeIteQt,
iiber 0eren Serfunit Ser Coroner 4uf-
fhluB al buben miini6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14

man BARI Dobl ben Qlrranaeuren
aufs Q]ort glauben, tpsnn fie fagen,
bab niemanb lIrid6e baben pirb,
fih iibsr 9uneer obsr 0urft gu bss
flagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
NnsIdnSiid1e Sfadbrtf,ten.

Gas SeIIipieI in 2lIt-
oorf Man ifretbt ans gltoorf in
Der Shmei3: Die oiesiabrigeu Ieus
4uf'ubrltngeH an Der flaiifihen
Statte Der Soge baben ibren ardana
aenomnlen lino perneu an Idnuntll-
den Sorntagen bis gum I. Septent.
Der 0satrnJttaas ln iSeltiplelhauie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
Orr perl6Ht Cincinnati.

9tes;n Orr. Der Srganiiator Ser
llnion Ger StraBenbabnongeiteate,
imo llrbeber oes StraBeubabnItreifs
I'M perfloiienen 5ri.biabr, miro beule
na5 ietner Seimatb Getroit abre!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
WenoaIen.

@onodIen hnuften in Der Rnht pom
Drnitno gum Usittfpoh In ben 2ofn.
Iitaten oes Ieforateurs q. q. 1ern,
ylo. 1852 Gin StrnHe uno Der Wsa.
Ter Gborles Gee iinb 8. Q. Shpeieer,
Sso. 1854 Gin Strobs. Gefto5lss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14

ipuroe obfoll,t nidts, ober bofiir fpur.
De allies tpie arout iino Giiben ourd-
etnanoergeDorfen. Man rtiinnt al,
onB es iih I'm etnen Roheaft banOelt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
FIVE-DOLLAR RATE
NOT UNREASONABLE
Railroads, However, Must Not Charge
More for Hauling Coal From
Sunnyside to Helena, Mont.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The inter
state commerce commission today ruled
that the rate of So per ton on coal
from Sunnyside, Utah, to Helena,
Mont, in carload lots, is not shown
TO be unreasonable, but it also holds
that the recent advance to $50 is
unreasonable, and orders reduction to
the old rate of So. This decision is
rendered on complaint of the Montana
railroad commission, acting for the
Helena Light G. Railway company
against the Denver & Rio Grande,
Oregon Short Line and Northern Pa
cific railroads While the rate of So
seems high on haul of 6I7 miles, the
commission finds it is not exorbitant
in view of frequent steep grades and
sharp curves along the line traversed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
SECRETARY Of NAVY
TO VISIT SALT LAKE
Plans to Stop in This City
July 81 After Trip TO
Pacific Coast.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Secretary
Daniels announced today that he
would leave Washington on Saturday
night for a tour of inspection of Pa
cihc navy yards and stations. He will
spend Sunday in Chicago and expects
to be in Seattle, Wash, on July 16.
His itinerary then will be Tacoma,
July 10; Portland, July 90; San Fran
cisco, July 21; Los Angeles and San
Diego, July %. Returning to San
Francisco, he will visit the Mare
Island navy yard On July 26.
On his way east the secretary will
keep the following engagements;
Spokane, July %; Butte, July 30; Salt
Lake City, July 81; Denver, August
l; Chicago, August s. He will reach
Washington on August 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
TWO DIE IN WRECK
NEAR NEW CASTLE
Track Gives Way and First of Two En-
gines Plunges into Grand
River.

Two men lost their lives in the wreck
on the Denver e. Rio Grande railroad
near New Castle. Colo, yesterday morn
ing. Engineer Fred White and Fireman
Carl Polk, both of Grand Junction, were
drowned in the Grand river when their
engine plunged into the stream, when
the track gave way owing TO undermin-
ing by an overflowing irrigation ditch.
Passengers on the wrecked train last
night said that the engine went into
the river pilot foremost, and that the
body of the fireman was found held
TO the bottom by the front of the en-
gine. The engineer apparently had
been stunned in some manner and then
drowned. His body was found some
distance from his engine.
The crew of the second engine saved
their lives by jumping when the first
engine left the track. None of the
passenger cars left the track and few of
the passengers knew that the wreck had
occurred until yesterday morning on
arising,
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Committee of Seven Members
Appointed by Speaker Clark;
Extraordinary Powers
Are Granted.
HEARINGS WILL BE
OPEN TO PUBLIC
Senate Committee Continues
Its Inquiry Into Activities
of Lobbyists Regarding
Wool and Sugar.

WASHINGTON, July "a lobby
investigation of extraordinary scope
was authorized by the house today to
supplement the senate probe already
under way. With the passage of the
Henry investigation resolution a COM
mittee Of seven members was immedi-
ately appointed by Speaker Clark, with
Representative Garrett of Tennessee as
chairman. The committee will meet
tomorrow TO make plans for the insti-
tuition of the probe at once.
While the house investigation was
prompted largely by the allegations Of
Colonel NJ. NJ. Mulhall regarding the
legislative activities of the National
Association Of Manufacturers, the res
olution as finally adopted so enlarged
the scope of the inquiry that all eff
forts to control members of the house,
or to influence legislation by any per-
son or organization, will be subject to
the inquisitorial power of the commit
tee
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CLAIMS WHITE GIRL
PROPOSED MARRIAGE

CHICAGO July George Thompson
a negro on trial for violating the Mann
act told the jury today that Emma Han
son tb. t6-year-old white girl in the case.
proposed their marriage.
He said ne told the girls mother tha'
they were engaged and that the mother
did not object,
Thompson IL charged With transporting
the girl from Hammond to Niles. Micn-'
for immoral purposes. He SAYS he mar
RED her at Niles but that the marriage
was snnulled because she was under age.
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ALLEGED POSTOFFICE
ROBBERS CAPTURED

CHICAGO, July 9.-Four men believed
-, Government OFFICIALS to have been re-
snons,b,e for a series Of postoffice rob-
her,es were taken from 500 Line pas
genrer train today after struggle with
detectiyes and arrested. Each OF the
MON was armed with loaded magazine
r,isto, and carried about 200 rounds OF
q m nunition. besides complete set OF
or, ,ksmen's tools. They gave thelr
names as William Houlihan, william
pnrrs Daniel Murphy and James MOORE
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GRATING OFFICER
GIVEN YEAR in JAIL

GAN FRANCISCO. July o.-charles Fl
r.,o- ,ond Arthur F. MacPhee, police
orTicers found guilty OF having sold pro-
t.o,ion to a ring Of buncomen, were g'7er
.eSav tho maximum penalty of one yeai
IN the county jail
Eight policemen have now been SEN
.cod Of whom six pleaded guilty tc
tha charges growing out of the disclosures
-. NV convicted bUncomen.
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Fortune Tellers Under Ban

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Mayor h1ei touas
saId he would sign the bill passed by inc
municipal assembly outlawine the ousl-
,,oss ~ fortune telling. The ordinance AT
rao,s c,airvoyants, pnlmists and seers but
docs not apply to spiritualistic MEDIUMS
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To
AWAIT REPORT
Of EXAMINER
Attorney General to Be Noti-
fled by McAdoo if National
Bank Law Has Been
Violated.
SITUATION IS NOW
RAPIDLY CLEARING
First National of McKeesport
to Resume Business; Kuhn
Projects in Idaho Con-
tinue to Flourish.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Secretary
McAdoo tonight decided to await the
report of National Bank Examiner
Samuel Ham, who has been investigat'
ing the failed First Second National
bank of Pittsburg, before calling upon
Attorney General McReynolds to take
up the question Of whether the national
bank act was violated in any Of the op.
erations of the institution, Immediate
reference Of the situation TO the depart
ment of justice was considered by the
treasury department early in the day,
but this plan was changed TO conform
to the usual procedure.
Examiner Ham expected to leave
Pittsburg on Saturday night for Bal
timore-his regular station-to prepare
a report TO Thomas p. Kane, acting
comptroller of the currency, on the re-
suits of the inspection of the books OF
the bank made by himself and Exam
iner Sheriff. Smith, A copy of this re-
port will be furnished, according to
present plans, to Attorney General Nc
Reynolds and United States Attorney
Jordan Of Pittsburg.
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Fire Sweeps Over Playground
of Cities Around San Fran
cisco Bay in Spite of
Heroic Efforts.
GIANT TREES ARE
IN GREAT DANGER
Beautiful Country Homes Are
Threatened With Destruc-
ton; Worst VIII Not Be
Known Until Morning.

MILL VALLEY, CAL, July g.
Forest fire fighters who made their
way down the southern slope of
Mount Tamalpais tonight expressed
the belief that the Muir woods,
the forest Of giant sequoia, en-
braced in national park, were
burning. They said that when they
left the vicvinity of the forest the
flames had reached the edge of the
big trees. and number Of cottages
skirting the grove had been de-
stroyed. Owing to an intervening
line of fire. definite information
as to the fate Of the big trees could
not be obtained.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July o.
Five men are reported to have
been burned to death today on the
Larkspur side Of Mount Tamal-
pals. A correspondent Of the Asso-
ciated Press talked with men who
said they saw the five carried
away on stretchers toward MIL
Valley. They had not arrived there
at l a. m,