Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-20


miles Of Tampico and intend
the State of Tarauiipas to night.
Tho gunboat Wheeling and bat
tleship Nebraska are now at
Tsmpico.
HARRISON. N. j., Nov. 49,
Entering the factory Of Harrison
Neckwear Company, a New York
eunnan to-day shot and fatally
wounded Morris Aegean, the
manager. Then, with several
companions who were waiting
outside, he fled in an automobile
and escaped on lsckawanna
train. The shooting is believed
to have resulted from bad feeling
between the manager and mem
bers Of New York union.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Appli-
cation for a commission to inves-
tisate into the present mental
condition of slayer Hans Schmidt
will be made to- morrow by Mr..
Olcott. Pending this move the
trial was postponed until next
Tuesday. Schmidt is wholly and
absolutely insane" declared o.
colt. HE refuses to confer with
me, refuses to recognize mo as
his attorney, and I can not han
die his case as things are now,
because can not talk to him
about his case"
ESTON, W. VA, Nov.
19.-Counsel representing John p.
White, president Of the United
Mine Workers and seventeen 9TH
err members of that or
ganization to-day demand
ed from Federal Judge Keller
that date be set for hearing the
demurrer filed against the indiet-
ment charging his clients with
violation of the Sherman anti
trust act. Argument was at
once begun on the motion.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1e.-The
report Of the committee on water
power, urging the regulation Of
water powers but side stepping
the question of States rights and
the Pinchot report declaring for
Federal control, was adopted by
the Conservative Congress TO day.
WRENCEBURG, IND, Nov.
19.-Mrs. Margaret Sherard, 81,
was accidentally shot at her home
last night by William Turby, a
farm hand. She is in a critical
condition. Commotion in tho hen
house caused by red fox led TO
belief that chicken thieves were
at work. Turby went to investi-
gate. Mrs. Sherard followed and
in the darkness was mistaken as
an intruder and Turby fired both
barrels of his shotgun, the con-
tents striking Mrs. Sherard in the
legs.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. f9.-
Sixty-five thousand workmen en-
ployed here and elsewhere
throughout Northern Russia went
on strike day in protest
against the trial Of some en-
ployees Of tho Buehow korks
who are charged with illegally
quitting.
WASHINGTON, Nov. te.-That
the 'grandfathers clause" Of the
State Constitution Of Oklahoma.
which the Government claims has
the effect of barring illiterate ne
qroes in that State from voting. is
a discrimination against but not
an abridgement" Of the right Of
suffrage. is the contention of for
mer Senator Joseph w. Bailey. in
a brief filed in tho United States
Supreme Court to day. Bailey
filed the brief as counsel for Ok
lahoma election officials who were
charged with preventing citizens
Of the United States from vot-
ing.
NOGALES, ARIZ., Nov. 49,
The negotiations over the recog-
milton of the Constitutionaiists
between General Carranza and
William Baysrd Hale, special en-
voy from President Wilson, were
suddenly broken off to-day and
Carranza, leader of the Consti-
tutionalists, left for the south this
afternoon. He will stop off at
Magdalena, state of Sonora,
where he will issue a manifesto
to the world setting forth the fu =
ture policies of the Constitution
alists and proclaiming his gov
eminent "the only legal and con-
sttutional force in Mexico
NEW YORK, Nov. te.-Charles
n. Wilson, manager of Alfred G.
Vanderbilt's blooded horses, was
sued this afternoon for $4,000 by
Florence Schneck. whom he mar
ried in England in 1908. She
charges that he made fraudulent
representations when he married
her. She formerly lived in Rich
mond. Va.
NEW YORK, Nov. i9.-Georae
A. Heyl, of Washington, H.. set
a new record for wins at the an
nual horse show at Mad son
Square Garden this afternoon
when during two hours judging
he carried of four blue ribbons
and two yellow ones. A great
ovation was given him by tho i'm
mense crowd at tho Garden.
BUFFALO,. N. ", Nov. 49,
Frederick c. Maisel. third base
man of the New York American
baseball team and Miss Christin,
Hoerl. Of Baltimore, day OBJ
| tanned a license to marry and wer,
Immediately wed by Judge Moo