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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

Washington. Jon. " ar, l'
Dawson. ct tho iirm ut + e. Nugr'u
a co.. was ou no, stand again boz th"
money trust hearing tuduH
Nv lutrrmy'r took up Alr h'fl.
sons statement cot Yesterday that ''hy
concentration 90, banking resource
Zee N,v Nurh was sufficient ip care
tor ihr business of "a. country Hi rr
present de, ,,r'"pmvut
There b. less consolidation u Sew
York baukug today tlmu th.r" N'H
ten years aro," said Ir pn' ison. ih"
rrsnurccs rl Ih, Sew Norh banks are
only ts per cent ui tho resource "l
IA" "ntir, country.
We ar" d"nliug todiN bee larger
units. ndu.trialIs. commercials and
ever, other vat tu mauN iurIuU.'t
q rurpor4tiuu ma, want tu h"rruw Hi'
tu S5.uuu.uru o. is mHDU fu tU1r
corporation. JdNutUp, O." br 1Hl. q"
make thuI luJu from single bank
rather thau tu have iu go sh"ppiuH
around making iuau- ul SaoO.oUu her.
aud there
Don't ,uu think Il wpuld h' nr
ud,autug" O." hlb, % Ruud many iud"
pendent haul,s iu Sew Nurk. su That
~, ,uuld have suuv plu', iu go shop
ping around q be- had too. asked Mr
l.utcTmN'I
"I thuuk the haut- ul Sow Nurk ur'
ipd, peudeu," replied M po,lauu
Mr. pa,is"u uddrd %" knew "l u'
huuk iu Sew Nurk controlled uN an
other bank
MI Dawson distinguished h'i""ri
,nutrol of stock aud control o. me
manag,mvut ot banks Mr. bSNis"i
reiterated mat u law pre,'ntiug ia
: terlurklng directors" would set MAJ
country back twenty tNo years. il'
agreed with Mr tutermNrr thnt
might bee vrU tu cat down the siN'
of boards ur dir,ctots oi banks.
Mr DAWSON said that he 0"ul'
! favor luv cufur, mg complete puh
/ licity of intermediate profits mad, u
Ununvlcrs iu tluating securities AM
would appruNv ot luruiddIng hquk of
lirvrs und banks irum participate"
in syndicate rtmcd tor floating sr
curitc-
M Jutcrmyrr brought "ut thai f
No,,mhcr I 4 - Morgan a 81" nd
deposits of Sl.9.o0o.00O ana had b
. various banks ttG.UUp.O0p Nj paN
vou offered q Ions statement rclatiN
20 concentration but lhy cVmmille
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
SENATOR FALL DECLARES LEGISLATIVE
VOTE OF DISAPPROvAL WILL RECALL HIM
AND VIGOROUSLY SCORES HIS CRITICS

IT, might mot ~" raid. 10, pru-r,saitr
enough 90 suIr the progressive. nor
stand pat enough q" suit the stand
pattrrs. uut h, Welded O." non" in his
loyalty tu iirpubu,uu principlcs aud
he did uut believe 10 would ever DO"
urrvssat1 fpr hlm Co depart FROM
these principles iu urdor Geo give mir
best service tu bis state and to his
country,
at any um, said Senator Ftl
th" p,upl. OF N,v N,Ni,u trrl that
] um not doins nay duty. 90 simple r"s
ulutou "f th, Legislature, tu this ri.
foot VIu a,t aS iuy r'.ull md ! VIII
ut one, Surrender my commission uH
@ r,uui"r OF rh, luu,d states"
SENATOR EuU ,rit,iA,d rather sharp.
N 'ho~, responsible tor casting doubt
upon tb" logslit, "f his election last
jun, mot that 30 injured him person.
atty, uu tor th, reason thtt b. had
hamp,rrd hls work un h'hpIi oi the
stat, IN Washington H. colleagues
IN congress said Judge rll could
not uudvrstsnd how Legislature
could elect senator and then attempt
tu cast doubt upun lts own work
Among the Republicans not present
at last nights caucus were senator
MCCuN. Representative CluncoN la.
badic. ManzJnar,s. Moreno. Skidmurc.
The speaker. Meszrs SkidmuT. md
Moreno are known tu favor Fat,
vhil. tine attitude ut m, others is un-
known
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
VOGELSANG MAKES
ADDRESS To The
HOUSE TO-DAY
Urges New Mexico to Particip-
ate in San Francisco Expo
sition; San Juan County
Teachers Want 5 Months
School in Each District.
( sprrlni Dispatch - E,enipE HcraidI


SANTA Fr y. 81, Jan. ei-Thc
huus, this afternoon listened to IN
eloquent twenty minute address by
Commissioner charles A. Nugclsang
ot th, Panama Pacific exposition, in
viting an, state of New Mexico 60
participant, m the exhibition ut san
Francisco in 1915. At th, conc lusiun
uf the address Mt NogvlsJus was tcn-
d,ryd vote or thanks hy The house.
The house this afternoon pussod
house bill No. 50. mowding tor m"
Ter diem and mIl,ug" Il members ol
CO., Legislature aud th" per diem 81
the ,mpluN-s The total approp pria -
ton called Tor a. y59.a 500. ur NaDE Tur
,u,u duy ul ih, session There was
uu usht uu ,his biu
nous, iuiu' resolution wts intro
dunyd uy Nj Chrismau at thc request
or th, teachers of san Juan county,
ton sn as tu provide ut least i've
months school lur each district n
the state Referred fu the commit
tee uu education
The 1uv,ruur transmitted draft ui
so Itt ,udIug jurisdiction Geo the Unit.
cd states u,or 'h, Fort IBltrb mill
HiH reservation and thv SANTA o., u1-
Uuu1I ,rm.t.T.. a resolution was
introduced nN speaker Layu nud MI
Tu"mns isud,uug 'ho coincidence "i
On, hous, ,u Hvrr'-,utat,c Bias San.
chez upon thr death pf his infant SON
vhIrh occurred N,dn.sd1,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
Former President Of the Steel
Trust Declares Prica Paid
Was Hundred Dollars q
Share Too High.
FACTS OF FAMOUS
MERGER COMING TO LIGHE
Governments Suit Brings Ont
Conditions Covering Inter.
national Pool Controlling
Steel Production.

tBS Leased Wire to evening afcrald.A
The Tennessee Coat and Iron cotn-
pany was taken over ey tao unitea
ssiaIes steel corporation dnrtng The
panic of 1897 despite the protests oe
tho corporations prcsldent. WIlilanl
=. Corey.
Mr Corey so testified today uadeg
cross examination AZ tins hearing oe
the governments suit 10 dissolve tho
corporation Tie declared he had noe
coneurred in the purchase because
the price paid was too high. This
price was the equivalent 0f siis a
share.
John W. Gates told me that ths
stock was cheap al $3.50 a share.
Corey testified ~ Invariably replied
that NJ was siO0 too high"
Mr.. Corey persisted IN his coutcn-
tion that the Tennessee Coal nnd Iron
company was and would have con-
ilnued steel rail- c0mpetltor OF the
vnited states Steel corporation IL Il
had not beea taken over.
Mr.. Corey testified that Judge y.
II. Gary knew about All the pools all
she time. because he attended sOmc
OF the meetlagr."
Before tho Stanles steci lnvestigat-
lag committee Judge Gary teatifled
that as soon as the exlstonec OF the
pools came TO his kn0wicdse he had
ordered them stopped.
MI Corey. forni.r president ~ tle
Cnited states Steel corporation. test
hed 90 cross examination today In the
g0yorumcnts suit 10 dissolve the cor
poration. For two DAYS Mr.. Corey has
gwen testimony bearing on the CON
tontion of the government that tho
corporation is mono opollstic combl.
milton. Rc W9s examined by c. 4.
Severance.
MIR. CcTcy was asked concerning the
steel ra' pool among American man
ufacturcrs. including the corporation.
lie said that the pool was hang
over from pooi that existed before
tho corporation was organized. Il WIS
broken up. he seid In lgef or t9e1.
Thereafter Mr. Corey testified.
sone other manufacturers wanted 90
raiSa the price on several occasions,
nut the steel corporation declined.
since 1909 the price OF steel rails.
Mr Corey said, had not varied from
s.S ton
FOR several wears, No addcd
prices OF steel rails have been high
er In France. Germany. Austria.
Italy and Russia than here.
Takins up the International steel
rail pool AT severance sought 70
show tnai the reasou why producing
countries did not invade one anoth-
ors territory wss because the traas-
| gortatlon gates would make q ini-
practicabe 10 10 80.
IL Was uot he common custom "a
DO 80. Mr. Corey repiied.
Mr. severance asked lf the witnoas
did not recall caoilne to james A.
Farrell when Mr.. Farreh was abroad,
asSins him Go ascertain al what price
rails had been shipped from neiEium
Co tho Pacific coast for consumption
By the Hartman Inca
| II remember that / cahled Mr.. Ear
roll Ia that effect" Mr. Corey replied
but I am not prepared 90 esy viisih-
er u was before or after the period
you refer to-
This period gndes la 1910.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
Assassination of Nazim Pasha,
Former War Minister Marks
elimination of Popular Up
rising.
SERIOUS FIGHTING UNDER
WAY IN CoNsTANTIN0PLE
Ottoman Peace Delegates Re-
called and Feeling in Europe
Now Indicates Early Re-
sumption of HOstilities.

~ Leased Wire q" EteniaE uerala
tunsiuuiiuuplr. Jsn g. Fighting
has occurred at several places iu M.
city this morning dozen ur uiory
persons have been wounded ANA mauy
arrests have been mad Great pub
lie excitement has followed the kiiiug
ui Nazim nHshu. the furmrr war min
lister aud commander OF the Turkish
army who was shot during public
demonstrations here last night
Talaat Bcy th. new minister of tnc
interior informed the European ym-
hassi's this morning that lI meas
ur's necessary Goo insure the security
cot thr clty had been taken. ne also
addressed circulars tp the pruyitrlal
governors explaining the reasons Tor
IN" change boz the government aud
calling upon the people to lend their
moral and material aid to the govern
mrut We are determined" h, said.
'tu defend tho Interest,". ot th, cuuu-
try now face Co face with the pros
poet ot "a resumption ot hOstilities"
EnNer Bcy who has taken such a
prominent part lu the overthrow ul
kiamil Pu~hn's cabinet. rs the popu-
lar hero of The duN
Na1im Pashu's death by shot from
the revolver ot Enyrr Bcy nr Talaat
R"y be- believed to nave been ucci.
dental The two Officers. in order
To protect themselves from the urr
of N5zius aidr dt camp. who hai
shot at th,m rom window. drew
their REVIEWERS and cmptird them at
him 4 bullet struck and Killed Na
g.m ru@ha, who was seated usid, tho
room
Th, new Turkish cabinet b. cpn~ti.
tutcd as t"liuVs.
Grand vi2i'r and minister of war
Muhmoud Sh'fk,i 1ashu
President uf guun,ll Of state Said
Hnllm
Interior litdU NdN
Foreign affairs temporary Muk-
h,tar Hy,.
MARINE T-phurul,-ula Nbhamud
Just.,, lnuhtm rushl.
FIunu, Einu E,y
Public vurks BatlorW Eitcudi
Pious foundations Ilairi pusha.
Agricultur" pionl Eirudi
Pusts--b bskinn B,y
ruhlic instruction Shubr pusha
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
Representative of ]. P. Nor.
gan and Company Tells
Money Trust Committee
That Reputed Combination
Is Fiction.
GREAT BANKING HOUSE
ANXIOUS TO EXPLAIN
InterlOoking Directors, It is
Indicated, Are Not Founds-
tion Of Control of the Ma
tion's Wealth.

Nreclai Dtapstch Co EVening nrFatdt
Washington, Jan. 2t To rcfut, the
contention that o. group ot ls0 mou
u the world of finance. through m-
t"riocking Directorate control cur-
pvrJtiou assets uggrcgutiug 80 billion
dollars " - DAWSON. partner ut j
+. Morgan. today offered 60 th, house
money trust Investigating rommiu,
long prepared statement calculated
tp ruutruy,tt statistics prepared boy
jhv committee accountants aud put
into the record Tor th, purpu-, cot
showing such condition M b1-
vision offered h., statement u tho
conclusion ui his testimony aud tho
,ommittr" decided tp deliberate
whether to admit h. MIR DAWSON
thcrcupou gave out copies. although
cartier iu th. du, n, and Thos W
Lamont, another partner cot J. ..
Morgan ~ Coz had u,,lurrd the, had
no statement tu give out The ducu-
mont reviews tho iutyrruy, drawn
trom ia. committees tables aud saya
"a part
80 such control exists and No su. b
deduction can 10, properly made from
these tables Thus, who have muic
such Deductions have fallen into 80,
cral obvious errors Th"y tain tN
ubsyrN. .irsi that uf the total mum
uur- ut directors m the" particular
,urpurttiuu- tins group represents
only about uuc-uuJrt,r. second that
upon thiH assumption thus" men. iu
prdcr 90 exercise 'rulruI must J.t
and ,ut. IN yE Is Instance rs unit,
although th,N com, from different
ptrtH uf ma, country and represent
divers aud frequently conflicting in
terUsta, that upon This assumption.
tho directors =nssidr uf This .gruup'
must ur m .r" dUmmirs with uu NoI',
or opinion uf their own Vru. .u 90
moot u,rry Instance urr uF,irul,t NN
mInurjfs IIuIIN. maj tuIs SUM u'
30 billion dollars Is mot actual ,tHh
ur lluuid assets. -Uspr,tihlu ul mar.U.
uittiuu ur misuse 3D., tne diroriprs. ~,
tact OF course b".uI that tho great
bulk uf thiu uorUuus sum b.. and Iat
wears hes b'ru u,d up m The rights
ct WAYS rails. i,s equipment ft".
turI... plants tuui- manufactured
goods aud other iurus of corporal
ptupcrtr necessary lur CARRYING un
railroad and industrial business tu tn,
country"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
EUGENE Y. DEBS
ARRESTED FOR
CONTEMPT
Socialist Candidate for Presi-
dent of the United States
Charged With Effort to OBJ
struot Justice.
90, Leased wire Co Evrn,nr mernla1

tBS Leased Wire t0 hvrnine llernId. }
Tcrrc Hautc, Ind. Jan. 2i.'--Eu-
gene V. pcbs. Socialist candidat, Tot
president of the United States len tho
last election. was arrested here 10.
dag on an indictment returned aEainsI
him iu the federal court for the THIRD
district ~ Kansas.
Debs was charged with obstructiug
Justice.
Dcbs wrote an expose Of alleged
conditions In the Fort l.cnvcnwor,h
prison Tor the Appeal a. Reason
which caused government inysstiga.
ton Tho mattir printed In the Appeal
was considered ohso.ne hy the fed
cral grand jury aud action wa,
brought against the editors for send
ing it through the mails
The Witnesses In this ease. n n al
legged Mr. Debs encouraged tu lcav'.
the Jurisdiction of the court, Dcl
brands the Indictment az AN .ffor,
tn ruin the Appeal to Reason.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
IIEILNG Now ~ THNr MNR
WILL. Gn 10 FINISH

london, Jan. 90 Tho confirmation
uf the news of the complete rcruisi0n
of irruuE u Cuusiautinupl, agulust
rhr proposed SUR ndrr tu the allic-
bus created the impression among
thr peace drlcsatcs that the war VIII
begin again almost Immediately
There are. however two currents
cot opinion among thc Representatives
eft th. balkan league. cone nf Those is
n U,or ot asking SIR Edward grey.
u- honorary president ui tho pgec
conference. immediately Geo conNoke
ID session ot the Delegates ga which
thr resumption ot hosiilties Whi he
declared Tho other urges THAI thp
powers should first ho allowed q" deal
with Turkey.
The European governments are al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
NNzIM PAsHA LAID To
REST sCHlsIKFT SUCCEEDS

Constantinopic. Jan. at.--The fun-
crul oi NazIm rasha. who was Killed
here last night. took place this morn
ing The new grand viaier and min
lister uf war. Mahmaud Schefkct
.Pashn. un old comrade of the dead
conmundcr-in- -chlct. attended
After tho burial tho members " tho
cnhinot went Go tn palace and took
th, oath of allcglanc. 10 The sultan.
subsequently the retiring foreign
minister Nurudunghuau rashn. wax
called 80 a mvvtins of the cabinet
council 10 explain the foreign sltua-
ton.
The Sultan went 90 the mosque at
noon 10 attend the usual selamiik. a.
which Mahmaud Schc.kct rasha and
EnNcr Bey also were present TIL,
function passed Off without incident
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
rn.lnr Nllepch Illrnml.l.

Richmond. CAT. Jan. .i -ksV,
Frauk uurn IA, irwin Pastor" who
llrd from here January ~. returned
Yesterday. WAS arrested on a charge
oi hsumy aud released on $1,000 hah.
Horn, who was pastor of the First
Baptist church Of Richmond. opposed
a suit fUr divorce brought Ngaiusi him
by Mrs. Eva Muy de To,rc With th
assertion that his twin brother aud
NOT he had married her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

NV NUTk. IUn- "" ThUWU4 Y
Edison remained at work iu hiS Hn.
ur1tur5 u Ensl,Wuud. y. j.. last night
instead ut v"mlug Co this city tu r'.
gci,v from the American museum ut
safety @ mrdal In honor ot an old m
,rption Mrs Edison Vito came to
accept the honor fur him, explained
that the inventor has been In scclu-
sion in his work shop ton two months
and expects tu continue In retirement
until hr completes his present work.
The medal was th, Rathcncau hon
or for an invention of storage bat
tcrN device permitting ught without
heat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
slrv 80 Npacl,c-.

san B,rnardInu. cat. Jan &C.,
strwar, wall. who ought q battle tI-
most singI,-hsndyd ps,lnst Apache
Indians n 1894 oud htrd th,rp
braves before o., frn with Iourte,t
bullets iu u- own body. diod here
YESTERDAY Wall who Wts ~ years
old wts the nrst iovn marshal of san
Btu1rdino.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

ready IN communication with regard
to the situation. The View here ~
thni the reply of Turkey ~ the note
of tho powers must BE- awaited hefosN
any drastic action can be inaueu-
rated
Lack 0f Information a. 10 the real
meaning and scope OF the movement
in Constaniinople precluds0 In the o.
iicial view anything IN the nature ~
percmptory action.
The delegates of tho allies we're
busy all day obtaining the views al
The foreign ministers prior to their
formal meeting ~ the sorvisn head
quarters this evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
WYOMING OFFICIAL
HAS DESPERATE
EXPERIENCE
State Game Warden Narrowly
Escapes Death in Great
Storm; Driver and Horses
Killed.


~ Anthony Idaho, Jan. a. with
= talo OF death and Intense suffering.
Ststy came Warden y. g. Hudson OF
wyoming arrived herr today T0m
jacksuus Hole. wyoming fc was
caught iu t snow slide comlng through
Canyon pass on maA wagon owen
cunts, ,ur youthful driver. and "a
hurs, we're killed The accident Oc
ruircd in exactly the same spot whore
the bows predecessor lost his ltfo Ia
cd similar slide last year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
llrlh l.nr lhI,nen NInr,lrr.

Davenport. iowa Jan q -.G'otsr
ramrr. said Geo hr wanted 40 Chiu,so
iu connection with the murder ui
Diamond Merchant L"guo Vas oItr-t-
ed mere last u.shl iiv had brvu
.vurking at tur ,,l shops .u Hctcuuorf
fur several vycks Zee WAS placed lea
iail held for iuresusUtion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
Xcrn On. rrnnnnil

New orleans, lun - Vera cruz
I- tranquil aud conditions g,u,uii, u
southern N,Ntyu uJN, greatly IW-
proved. according tu official dispatches
received h,r, lael ulgn aud TODAY uy
ur. T.. pruynl1a, CONSUL general col
MyNlru.
Minister ct ruUyi-n Affair pDdr"
lasuurliu tolrgr1ph'd th, consul gem
"ItI tiIt every precautionary measure
has been taken b, thp Mud,ru govern
m,ut Go protect American Hud other
Foreigners tud d,ui"d There WJs uuus,
tnr alarm un the part ct the Wash
tustuu government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

Washington, ian - Consul Ed.
wards lt Acapulco. M,Ni,u, where
fr1ra tor the safety ol American
caused the s,uding of th, cruiser Den
yer rrpurl"d today that conditions
thcr, are quiet The Denver has 1r.
rived and tho british vHrship shear
water hts prepared tv depart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
AMERICAN PAINTER
A SUICIDE IN ITALY
tn, I.eased wire 70 E,saIna d

faimer0. sicily Ian. st-u. az.
Penhai. an American painter. for
meriy OF San Francisco, committed
suicide here yesterday. IN hls pocket
VAS note saying
y want % die IN italy"
u is believed ne came from Messina
10 l'slmcro and his basgaao shoWs
that ho had recently been In Home
ana Aiexandrin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
naIknn nrIrHnlr. MnIl.

London. Jan. si.--Thc delegates Of
the Balkan nations have decided to
await Developments tn the mean
while representatives OF Servia and
Montenegro are asking their reEpc, .
tive goycrnmcnts 20 authorize them TO
break m negotiations whenever they
consider the moment oppOrtunc. as
has been done already In the chxs ~
bulgaria.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
BUSY REBELS CUT
MEXICAN CENTRAL
At TORREON
Conditions at Vera Cruz Tran.
quill While Improvement Is
Beported From Acapulco
and Vicinity.


"a pasu. Texas, Jan. 20 win irot-
u. resumed b,tvrru chihuahua Cl,,
aud the border. th, MrNI,au central
railway was cat yesterday bog rebels
between JimiurE and Tprrruu, on th"
main liur tu NnNiDu city -Four hum
drrd ot lh, 900 iruup. which arrived
hast uisht go Juurry returned earl, toe
dag 'u pJtrul th, rtilva, tu th, south.
This leaves about 5000 troops u Iul-
TpY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

tlarksviilr. TexaA Ian. gt--Dick
stanley. i6-year-olq nearp Wh0 was
charged vtth an attempt 10 assault
t-Near.ole white glrl near f4iltarlsht
Texas. was hanged b. mob al Full.
bright yesterday alteFno0n. sherin
With the nssro when ha was oesrs
powered BY a mob.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
FIRST w0MAN IN TINE
ELECTORAL COLLEGE


Washington. Jan. el.-~Mrp. Alsr-
sgrot z.,ue witchcr vt salt Lake Cus.
today dshvored ths vote Of the u,ah
electors TO the president OF the snn-
pear among the messengers c0iums
in from the various stateA She tra,
elsd s,SSo miles ana received sass
Tor her mileasc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
roWER~ mHRN WNHSuII'~
INTO Tt Itkl~Ii " NrIllS

London Jan. 90 italian British
uud other Narsnips hat, prru ordered
tu pr .rcd tmmrdntcly Goo Turkish
waters. according to dvspatrhrs from
Mediterranean puris today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
CAUCUS SOLEMNLY PLEDGES ITSELF
TO VOTE FOR A. B. FALL FOR SENATOR
At ELECTION ON JANUARY %;
PROGRESSIVES IN LINE

Republican Majority Binds Self to Ratfy Previous Choice
Of United States Senator From New Mexico and Strong
Pleas for Republican Harmony Arouse Enthusiasm Last
Night John Baron Burg and sulzer of Bernallo
County Join Caucus and Party Presents Practically
United Front on Senatorship Question
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
FRENCH PREMIER s1IICKEN
WHILE VI Won

. Paris Jan st---Aristidr Bri-
. aud the new French premier
. was sgIzed with au attack Of 4
. sAucopc whit, IN the chamber ot
. deputies This evening, Mrdirdl 4
. attention was a. hand aud he
. uulVklN recovered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
withheld u from the record until u
could hc examined.
when Mr. Dawson wns excused
James :. Ifill was called.
Mr. Iill On stand


james j. iiill was called.
Mr. ulll on stand
Nv nm opened his testimony with
o. list of his direetorshlps in New
York aud chicago tanks and u th"
GREAT Northern am Burlington rail
runds Mr. Hil said that the Great
Northern and the northern i'acilir
railroads were competitors
when the Northern Sccuritie- cou.
pauy was dissolved. be- said. hc re-
cciNcd 81 000 shares 81 Great Norih
cru and G2.nnn shares of northern
pacifh. tlc now hns 2o00o shares
"f Great Northern and MS son. Louis
" Hill. has $500 shnrrs. Mr. iini
testified hc was - dircctur iu th" First
National Bpuk Of ~ paul one oi the
largest banks iu thc northwest. ~"
disagreed with Mr.. rutrtm ,cr'z suE-
gcstion that miuoritt stockholders be
given representation boz directorate
through cumulative voting ilo s'id
that such n sv-tcm mi sht allow com
p.tIiur- Geo -eyur, 90 corporations sr.
.,t.t. h{ securing % place un ua
luuTd.
un tho question 80 ptrrlp'ldns 40.
f,cturs Mr. fiill said hn hvld ik,t
the pruprictv Of the practice rcsttd
entirely upon the character ot the in.
dividuai man.
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