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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
ALLEGED DISCRIMINATION
AGAINST T'IIle REnIfT

Washington, oct. I senator Nor
his sheppagdof Texas t@,k an with
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
liamlin today complaint received
from II l.. Beach. pubiiaaer OF tho
San Antonio Light that the govern
mont was disc iminuting against the
Mexican oonstitutlonalists I'm favor at
the federn's In decisions relating "a
the neutrality proclamation.
senator sheppard received n teic-
gram trom Mr. Bench when ne sub
milted to Assistant Secretary TTamlln.
Earlier In the day while nt the White
house 10 present friends to President
WILSON, Senator Sheppard said he
might later call the presIdent's at
tcnllon To- Mr.. BeachR message.
The latter says Huertalstas are buy.
Ink horses saddles and forage al san
Antonio and that Assistant Secretary
llanlin has ruled these purchaser no,
Ia violation ~ the neutrality procln-
nation ns not manufactured FOR mill.
tary purposes ON tho other hama
th' message declares that Colonel or.
tego OF the constitutlonallat army has
been prevented from exporting lnra.
flour and sugar for the conetitutiopoi,
lists troops ana that merchants m
Eagle Pass ana Laredo have been mr..
rested for buying overalls. on treas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
Compromises q - Amendpients
Demand Fu, Asr s aats Con-
sideratiOn. II larss Beed, Of
Missouri.
LEADERS DEdDE NOT
TO FoRlE TTAE ISSUE
Kenn and Simblenf Expect Bill
to Come Up "a Senate To
morrow; the Cotton Futures
Fight May Delay
Lnr I.rnsen Nc lttnIrE IIcrnld J

10y L.ensea Wise EtfnirE Herald ?
washington. WE J The entire
eorferenre repofl f b tariff bii. "
,aid asiIo - 2 Aofi in tho sen q
,odav ss ~ rcaall NJ 2 protest am' X
Democrat4 senatclf which resp.td
ln th. clllng Of : y RS caucus "a a.
owe, t,. Conferences report before it
should ~ hnaiiy acied on IN the sem
ate.
fhs hurricdly cailod mcetipg as
:, mbiea at ~ utiork, Dut when the
senate met al nosn ne pfogrcsg hed
been made toword ccnolnalon and
the memorable irpfcrs AR "a 10 lay
the tarlr bin aalde the qeHcus re-
snmcd wor&-at oclock ~ after
the so-cnned inanrgenf forces. led
hy senator Reed m Missouri. who
l'olr.ulaged the caucw prislltA. insist.
:" "a ma, there wore usant fedtsro-
misses nnd amcndmepi44 wed W rs
The conference cnrnhit4 Ahlch- "a
snanded further stuav HnA consider
alton by the pomocia's y l,he renat
beforc being nuailS wrt into th
bn
, sea n, Aour's l7el oat nainu
.alY R.bdefe det1 nh dflF NOS fo tft /
| % a tarlm bm through shc sonai
foday. hut Co. allow ample timo n
dcbntc behind closed doors. Seunto
Pomerene's objection ID tho action q
me conferees ~ dropniug the st.t
tax ON rrpe hraudy utcd in FORTH
sweet wines ana Senaior necd'a crit
iclsm OF the deolsinn of the conlercnc
| committee ON several important nr
nj rutos were the chief pelnts hroueh
Iup when the caucus met.
senator Kern, the nomocrati
leader, ana Chairman simmons of th'
finance committee, expressed IN
opinion this afternoon that tho iarli
bill would be taken M tomcsrow 10
thc seunte The controversy over M,
proposed cotton futures tax my
further proiong the dcibHntls.ss ~
the Democratic caucus hpwever
When the senate met the confer
cnco report on the biNas agreed 70
by the house, was prefnted
senptor simmons. or the conierees
asked that the co9crercc report h'
allowed 10 lie ON. The table until TO
morrow. He onAcd no explanation
for tho request ~ It was granted nn'
tho considerable Of the tarin hil
went over.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
SIlES Of IAN9
TEhCHER TO BE /
NNDER ARREST
\T0N8RR0W
EDwAHD SPENCER
BELIEVED TO BE MAN


tIiy Leased wire 70 fivenIne Herald. l
Chicago, oct 1.-The man known
only ap 'sepcrr who lurod Airs. Mil
dred Allison. liexroat. the tango teach-
or tu WAYNE last Friday and b be-
lleved 20 have shot her and placed her
body on the railroad track. answers
the description of Edward Spencer.
formerly of Wcst Chicago sheriff a.
a. Kuhn Of pupage county asserted
todpy ne added thst he expected to
have Edward Spencer IN custody when
the inquest re-opens tomorrow
a real clue in The mysterious mur-
der of Mrs. Mildred Nilsson Ilexroat
was obtained az Mucomb IlI. today
I hy States Attorney Hadity ~ Duparc
eounty revealing The clpeue AIR.
spencer suspected ot tho murder as
a blackmaiier
{ Tho Information cams irom Everett
Rcxront the second husband of the
murdered woman and from william
Rexroat father OF Everett. iHadlcy
confronted the two farmers with in
formation which he had plccea to-
gether ana gave them the optbn of
givinY up what information they, had
or themselves stand triai for muticr
according "a their story "snentcr"
and the alleged blnckmailer aye nlhe
Ia every detail
X Mrs Allison loxroat was on TIM
harm hut about 10 return To Chicago
hhen this man made hts appenrance
took photographs ~ thp farm ans
y ni,lonai IA. il,,.s.t,sss'A 'eff ~ WA
!, M, ~ sf6fifce n, slif si.s ~
q sth to the eldoY lsexroat. but The iht
y tpraoclinrd rhis seemed 20 he th,
= hu.A oes of the caller WHOM Mrs
e Aiiiap-n ront took the train fof
; chlet,o thnf nirht. the picture snins.
y man 8,oarded the somo train
Mira Auflfon R@rnat expressed adj
mirnden for The many. saying that he
b soor,ei 10 have gnger, so different
: from the cnuntr, lonls who drag thclr
reri with ihem,"
shortly aftcrwnrd The elder Rex
roat roceived iotlH from u man
, Who styled himself 3 lawyer, This
leplstie said that the Woman was in o
fraternity hospital IN chhugo nnd sug
ecatea that lt would he'wcil for the
recipient to help her wnh money.
"whilo she was here NJ SEEMED io
o. particularly attentive n me- said
William RoVroat, con one oceasion she
spia she did not bclieve ia too Close
an ohssrVuuce Of the conventlumH Of
marrisa lifc"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
coNDiTIoNs IN STRIKE
DISTINCT pFA(EfrI,

aver. Col, Oct John u, IaV.
sen 1emoer OF the eNecaiive boaia
Of % United Min. WORKERS. 9
AmericF returned frora tRe soulheP
Colorado coal aeids todaf Vnd held ~
Informal conference ehA covering
Ammons Both tho eotrnor and
Lawson suited that nothl1S OF ind
portanco had beon conslde "a.
Reports received az IN governor
office today showed thf condition
were peaceful in the camps afecte'
hy tho strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
OCEANS III rain
/ ft80D GOTHAM
AND BLOCKADE
IMEFIC
Record Ti , Of Transports
ton Threatened in New
York AS Result Of Terrific
Downpour
NILES OF SUBWAY
GUT OF BUSINESS

fry ifae'd Wire to Evening alcruid. 1
Nav York. uet. i-iiavy down-
pogiu of rain LISTING for hours flood-
ed fee yofE this afternoon. prac-
iioalit siearoa the streets 81 traffic,
intefiered with the operation az ele4
Vated tfains. lied up the subway 50
thu nos wheel turned between
GRIND Central sgntlon and seventy
second street nnd threatened record
tie.up of tr&nsportaiion az the rush
hour touight.
Two and ouo-haii inches of rain
feu between Is ana 3 O'Clock At 4
O'Clock nearly four ana onc-half
inches had fallen and 1t was stili
coming dot steadily. some streets
la iht Wili@msuufg section 81 Brook
Nu NeFe sree feet under Water ~
two nctpi es fifteen hundred glfla
were maroppcd hy d torrent four feet
dccp on cgefy side. and ihe police
we're Summoned 90 help them out oi
The buiidinNs
During She storm lightning played
intcrmittenty over the city. a num-
bcr ~ fires wore kindled 30 thunder
bolts but liie heavy rain extsnguishee
them with little ioss.
The Brooklyn Rnpid Transit
iiru ton Beach line was flooded fo
six ea iinm the beach 10 Prospoc
Pal IN isrooklyn. shortly after
n'elp &. ami several trains wer
rtalfd as intervals along The ilni
lNqter en fed ihe palls IA sho dept
tnf Ia7 iHUN
30 a-1taapits'tin istFise thtour
thc fool 0f drug store on Broat
WY nfiir Fif'Ieth street and washe
nyrtythinR movable into the stree
The d1maFo at this point was ostl
mated ~ $40 000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
U. S. SERGEANl IS
SHOT BY COLORAlO
MARSHAL
Hospital Corps Man Nay Die;
Officer, Seeking contraband
Booze, Alleges It Was IN
Self Defense
[By Leascd Wire 20 gvenins defaia

lBy Leased Wire 20 Evening defai0
Fort Logan, t9lu. oct. a. FlialI,
Robinson. sergeant of the unHoa
states army h4ptal corps faa sllot
and dangeroui wounded e.flS todar
Day George Efpuscy whosdtCrm as
town muuh.t cXpirod at aidnlTht.
Robinson Us bnfinsd ln thapost huf
mtul today Nth "a bullet a thiouRli
his lung lruu which 10 irifea ~
may dic.
Buscy SHIELD Ia tho cAnls jnii ht
Littioton To-day he sted that ne
shooting hllowed his ,Jenpi 90 r1id
Rohlns0a home. bclfinE nat the
soldier sAs selling llqF lil' in'iy. he
charged that whon hfN'W Z" hftel
Robinsn. The iatiernadt move
as II & draw gun ad w hred. BE-
ievhu hls life in dffef
erfhde of the ~indh feise. .nt
ohnrf that Busoy q'f ihe in
nuAc of LIQUOR ael i'nN npf tht'
as Rohinson ottemie9 M Nlw hh
lasstanoe. UndWiF 4 u i'enfeN or
{ .lfloton deolarof ~ Nher he ar
reaed Busey ht cott slw no soc
hHon, accoun, siihe e'r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
THOUSANDS on SNlrLE
NAITING uTON TARIFF

Fl pnso, tN.. OtL l.-Amoric1n cnt-
tlcmcn aa holding thousands OF head
of MEXICAN cattle In bond nc Ei raso
ana q other points ON the border
ao,iang action ON the mrin bin pro-
ytd,ae free Importation one local
arn has Gye thousand head in bond
ana claims u viii save $4,000, one
thousand are being held no El pnso;
g.tl3at Alpine. TeSas. 1000 at Lalitos.
ana others at poih,s cgsi nnd west ~
here. Tho cattlcmon are permitted
to hold their cattle In bond for six
months.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

Honolulu. pt NiHW f'rlnH
iests conducts during hast week hy
iho new fortt hre wore hehlS sat's-
faotorv. accaang to Eric Gen. Fred-
erick Funstm
Sort Ruarn fourteen inch mnrtars
area IA mpil targf iu ihe opean
4. 0oO ynrB. iftant a,ored thirifon hits
in twent, hots Fort Kmnehanoha,
nrinr utaN the game ooHdltiour uIt
tho nrraf Nxieen tlmes m twenty
shots rbH latter score b helinyed BY
army ,ola here % he = record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
BIG BATTLESHIP
CONNECTICUT TO
JOIN FLEET
Will Replace Minnesota as
Flagship Of Fourth Division
in the Fall Maneuvers at
Sea.

lii, icascd Wire to Evening Herald. !
fhiiaaelphia. OCT i--Vhe battle,
shin Cunucctnut. which has been al
ne Philadelphia. navy yard for sey.
esai months undersona repairs
. ssasd out TO sea today, hound for
hampton Roads. Va whcrc size VIII
Vim the Atlantic fleet FOR the ran
naneuSers and sun praeuee at sea
neig week
The connecticut will replace the
. AinncsoW n thr aasship of Rear
I 'mirai beatty eommandine the
mrth division 9f the fleet The lat-
er vessel, which rucenuy returned
rom Mexico. has becn ordered mid
up az Philadelphia Tor four months
rtpalfa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
Upon Request For Recess Ia
Next Monday Court win
Adjourn Until z ogIoek T0s
morrow Afternoon I
DEFENDANT CONNECTED
WITH ACCOUNT 5OoH
Managers Seek ID Develop tha
Reason Wry New Works
Governor Cove Campaigm
Secretary q $4,000 Job.

rnv rrnred ts1r. A. ss,rnlnr sgeenIas
Albany, y ". pct. i.t- eounae. for
the board of mnnaefre Rested tAe.r
cnse IN tne sul8or mpancnneal iriat
~ e.so orlook this aftegnoon
judge herrlek, oi roiinefi tpr uoYf
eruor Hnlrrr, then FoQueHiee fpas tha
court adjourn Until Monday neNt ON
m0tioa Of sennior broWg tNe eNptt
went into executlve session la qaklA@
tne question,
Tn asking Tor tho recess. judge ffcrs
rick said thar ihe announcement thaN
the inanaaerH rested the4 fa6t iodnM
came ~ nurpflkc lo she counsel fhN
The respondent
/ rhere are namhcr ~ mdtInnH ~
b. made. hc naid. Iht nusn|n4
statement lA 70 hc pfop4Ttn ana thefN
H'H n'liNF t''e' ''..a,'fA A'N4N NN'tH ~
i"'et NAfe wy" ne esFenNFtt Mhei
| ,n "uf ops"'.n ssnn'" ~ snnNeu ~
'"s e''''". n Z" y. o'u''''
~ c"''eahue' Mr MaFah.i'' sete
'"p"s =, "u.s.'" = FeuN'"u. nono4g
,,l'''Fv"' when very .teIea "
'ii"' material witness Wnoin ~
- ,.,,s 49, .aa ...n, % = ,.... w. Y. ~. ~
a.,,g
80.
os'..'o W. ~ ~ "l'.n 80
sS'' ~, il,.iini"P y n,..ll'y eN,'''.-'r
~. ~. W., " ''.,''t 49, ,,'..l 49,,
'ep'''-H "ut ~ '"ne s.''' 20 4".'l.t
sb,,,la ~. .,.,,..a 4 ,,,,~.,, e,ia,,,.,.
me,t ~ II. ~ 80 .dtcer, ~. ...,s
naye ~, s,,or, ~. ..a-,e,, y. r,,,,,~
under I rnies and beliavo that wa
should }akeNa recoss until MGndays
We cannot ~, on wtfh bii1 part of ouu
counsel present. II Ne ATTEMPTED ~
DO "a I ara afraid one of my aasociafea
will break down. -.......-.-.- ,.....s
..r..
neys can van appreciate 9nat this caae
has been very laborlnne and exhaust
ing To counsel"
After an executive session az fsrtv
minutes the couFt adiournaa untlt 49,
morrow aftarnoon Al o,eiort
Indya e,.tt.,, u. ............... ~. =
ionrnmen, mia /, sar .. 80 ~ 80
fh,t M ~. r.,s...t..'. 80" e'...'.su .....'..
should IA heara ira 9,sn,,..'s '...''... "
tomorrow session.
5ndes uersl.t ,,,, ,....,.,
cour, could nvsnre eon.ss, NJ ~ $500 .ne
aar sisiser ihet tse ,rett. ~.
ilons ont, would be tahen n. ,.,,e@.
row "ft wIn embaraaa N. s-..ti.. y.
De compelled te ~ ~ a'l,,, - y.
% tha. Time. 80 "a s'
.tv. vn 49,, L
when ira oecss,o, "',a ,"ss que.'len
was .mare cul,.n's -.s,.. . '''''''fo"i
i'p'F'
s', ol lNs in"Fnlpg session was De-
.s'se ~ q" ouoft ~ the manusers tn
.,'eN .'',..' no" .na WY Governor suiAtr
,,,s. ~ se'''Psltn seereturf.
a eos ~ st'5, n. ~, Y ptesuflns MIN q
.,,,.,, ''' :" 'Ne s'"'e inmi4rni'on
fhey evidently did NOT wish io cals
safeeky as a witness unless forced 10
90 SO, and endeafered 10 establish
their point BY reading excer9ss er4na
me PROCEEDINGS o. the Frawiey p"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
NithlER DISORDER
NkPOl,TED IN TENT COLONY

Ill. tAaad, Col. oct L. Report Of
~ Nv aisordorly activity on the part
49,, 'n,iag coal miners Of the Ludlow
'soay reached the shcrin to-day
~ ~ Aiams. store clerk al Hast
- 49, thar the strikors molested
~ ~. svht while he and his wife
49, to Ludlow 10 "a nusN.
h' ytrikcrs dispersed at the
so' of an automobile approaching
.aftness. Thr shcrn ls inPstigat-
IA sopris mine Of the G. i. a &.
= reports seyonty-one Goa miners
. ors id one hundred coke Mens
"''g worked. This s'a'emem u
mao NAL of the statement OF Of
h'ia@s ~ ne rnltod Mine WORKERS
thai tho mih Is without men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
MANY BULLETS FLY,
A0RtSlS MlUE
In GAL|lMET
DISTRICT
Workmen Intimidated; One
Man Badly Beaten; Cavalry
Dispe. es RiOtous Copper
0p " tives.
CONDITIONS PEACEFUL
IN TRINIDAp FIELD
INV LEASED Wire 10 rycmna Uer,Id.l I

NV iNNN'u Nitt 10 evening HnfNiu.
Calumet. Mich, oct l.-Thn arrests
were nude In the copper STRIKE dis
trict today os the result Of noting.
Anna Clemons, one Of the leaders of
the women strike sympathIzers. and
Ben GrOggia, a strike leader. are
among those In custody. workmen
we're intImidated ana one deputy was
badly beaten. strikers who prevented
men rom going to work at the Al
louez mine were dispersed by cavalry
\ Considerable shooting b. strikers in
keWeenaw district last night was re-
ported to military headquarters
Auto hunting parties were fired on
AZ they passed through that district.
A Calumet physician returning from "a
sall 20 Ahmcek was fred ON. one of
nc bullets cutting on one of the nn-
frtt Of his driver
taerc Was the usual pickeung by
s'''Ntrs throughout the zone.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
SIX CApLOADs or WOUNDED
SOrDIEgS SENT OVER I'M

Eagle Pass Tex. oct. i.--sis. car
.loads Of injured constltuiionalist aQl.
dors were moved across the river and
lleft ip front of the Unitea states mil
itary post this afternoon. The local
lauthoritles arr az loss a to what
| Alsposition 10 mako OF thea men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
ONLY FIlW AMERICAN
llIlllGEI1S. SAYS TNCIE SAM

washington, Oct. Although q
great exodus OF refugees from piedras
Nekras across the Rio Gmndo into
fhsle Pass. Texas. has taken place
Mnhln The last twenty y-four hours, Of
l'D,als here pointed out today that
"nN @ small portion of them are
sN"''loans. Hundreds Of Mexlcans
~nse ueen concentrating ~ Piedros
.s's'us from the Interior Coahuila
" ~ many OF these, feari for their
'"'s'y IN the event OF expected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

xinRton, Ny, oct james n
- in. "a famous horscman and COP
p' Nnaguato. is suffering from pnfl-
W" ui his home Green Hill m,r
heI oday. Mr Haggln. who = 30
N"N old. hecamc suddenly ill 81
f'f" His condition Ia aefioa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
To
ESTABLISH NEW
DISTRICT
III Paso and Southwestern Pur.
chases Ten Million Feet OF
Lumber Fer Camp West Of
Tucson.


Wy AHHNtN wiz 4" tNtnInN 9IUrnlu.
7hn ihDsp, C4ti oci l-H slVy
MONS .neral nNa Yor ~ ihe opc
.ns darWlmoni A tho i.l raso
s0ltaNesiorn muWd has co,nof 4
tnc deialls of the lHIchaso of lpl ~
feet of lurher 90 ID nsed ir dhf ,p.
inr nch phelps. lnlRe MINI fla-
iricf niiy miles wcettf Tucaof IA
the present western trmlnuA tha
El pwN and snuihN atefn y an-
nounftl u,rr todaN Ia "a limited
ihAf lis la ihe 1n Hrof fof ths
ptoposed cklcnsion og ~ 4 10 ma
causL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
RAILWAY Unions TtRM
SOUTHERN NEDElINIioN

Houston, Tex oct iN-fpf union
railway organizations A'e"lslahn
and Texas have formed isnria"pn
under q cooperative g"NeNe"t w
flght for strict compliya'e WIN NEW
tcon,inued ON Page Two.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
TRUST
CLOSED BY BANK
EXAMINER
Receiver Will Be Asked For
Local Institution in Process
of Liquidation For Some
Time Past.
Inv Lcascd wirc go evening usrald

Santa Fe ". NJ, oct ] The Mon
tczuma Trust company of AlbuQuor-
que, was closed today Dy the state
hank examiner, following an eXlmiua-
,tion which revealed alieeed irregular
ieH in the conduct of its anuirs.
". A. Mossman. assistant bans eN-
Mniner ls n charge, and receiver
n he asked for. The bank has neon
Wprocoss of liquidation for some TINE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

Try ruilna snai shey we're for military
uurpofeH
Thf meHanRe also asks why the war
department prohibits canatitutiunaliRta
from bringing their wounded Into this
f, ounify from Piedras Negras 20 Eagle
Pass khen the federals had such priv
liego az Nognies. Naco and Mnta.
m0rns.
Explalalng the abandonment Of Pie
,lrna Neeras. the conFtitutionnIist miil-
~ officials remaining here assert ihaf
the entire available fighting force =
being mobilizcd az Peyotes twenitN
five milcf north Of sablnas wh4f
was decided 10 make che flnal stand.
Il r. admitted that the constliu1ionAl-
lists are reireating from sablnaa WITH
out offerh effective resistRrce nHo
Il a said b hc only Question of q
doy or two when battle WI ne
fought NJ peyotes. The vltlhie arp-
ply of Ammunition and riflea has been
,shippe1 to peyotes. Two cfflcefH,
who rctreated from the field under
the prpteHae that they were Ut Nern
I examined by Dr. linda, ~ the hoFpitn'
corps this motnlnn and were rfclHF-
ed guilty ~ fakius Both mer
were accompi nied to the outsF'tis 81
the city az o. Flinht ena ihelF ffiendi
fear that thty have ften Naol
All the perinnnl RneionHMNH of IN
n nu,nerona Gersnnla' family ttFf bcel
y ..nt Ia n AnlorNan side. ~ Hfil "a
mnny nsemhfrs az their respecilv
lousehopdf
Talegfaph lines cpnrrctinE this cii
,tl.Tfhe aonih were cut a. o'cioc
~ morning and fear Is espresso
federal column under Albert
;uasuarao may have Vossed throug
Atn1oniz and flnked ne retrcatin
consiitutionmists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
Zines Under Towt
! Hundred AMeri
le in Anticipation
-


"a
ave.
has beS ~,
seiJicrs from
ld they suggest
arbpce 90 a ma
= Na American
nal Ndge would
,e p'sctpn re-.
- Anp-th ~,
,u,AoT md
u.s.
the Texa'
uId bc In
question
over IN,
bill Tn,
sesiitute
yssRe..,, ON
p fhe 81 le-
tnf " fc1tf fhsfhe
tafrtaashD al
'slsA. shcn aesafncos
'af,'N Their psdperiy
\ \ ss afseA leyerSe proie aiioN SO
= 49, ho eIn eommaM ~ 0thtrAre.
~ received az tho stMate a. e1hfi-
ut indicated that the cal hlyanyal ,ias
A rot attenept to destro,AAht n.-r.
Iional bridges.
~ f"if"N" ~ loNfN4 rW ~ cons
nH the Officials In their nal be-
mat there % no dnnee'YV en- ln.
ss&sl2nat clash az PiedfN .pras
: that thc only causefor al Mem
'n heF w the presence of ice
mner "i refugees, not ONLY ck
'',lng constimtionalist -
nNb'e 'Hrs' on the American a.
'ne i"o @ronde. Consul lho
p"''eu Iat he had crossed thei
'n Major o. 'wou commanding a.
nl'ed State e. ans M Eagle r ss.
~ ~ Nn. llr' oitlgons and al
'u ,'l'u WIN g hriel Colgada n
AMOR or he constitutional Carr on
Piodrus Nemas c,lyndo ass red
~ lhnt no attempts would be sac
his troop even II thev woul Ao
liged to surrender tho town to th
dcra's 90 destroy private prorHertl
ough the government hullF ping
lght he dynamited Ho Also tguar
Iteod The safety of tho two inter
tional bridges that span the Aer "a
'glc Pass ana finally asserted \ I'M
g most ample measures would M
ken To protect the livos. and proR
ty ~ an the foreign residents AT Pios
as Nogras. Japanese refugees al
cdras Ncgras win be admitted 10 tho
lited states under supervision ol
e. department ~ labor, which will
Ne propor precautions against vio-
ions of the immigration laws,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

Rumors are cRront that some act
viii be committo,i to bring about in-
terNenuon Ia case the consututlonal-
ista ara unabletto check the frd,rnls
Although tho American consul hns
delivered notHc % the effect that th.
eonstitutionallst leaders viii Doe held
responsible ldf amy damage To foreign
property, it is believed that the a6.
thority OF the United states would be
lmpotont To- prevent the dynamlting
OF the town in case of retreat.
message has been received from
General Jesus Curunza, orothcr of
the constitutlonalist leader addressed
To the military authorities at Eagle
Pass, stating that Piedrus Ncgras mas
been temporarily Abandoned hy tho
constitutional troops, all vt whom
nave been sont TO the front TO resist
further federal advance.
In the meantime the American sol
ol"rs are requested Go guard against
nm hremd INVASION from the American
side as tlfo federal sympathi2crs are
hkcly 20 mke advantage of present
conditions Co force their way into
Fledfns Negrus, says the message.
Colonel Caldwell Of the lith c0v-
airy has Given Instructions with u
view to prcevnting any movement or
lklhaiing ON American trrritory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01


hen turn tn cross
ide and be became
! clock Co impose e.
.iollurs to break tho
u, however viii ne
the refugees can
cTly procession.
rlDdn soldiers are
ight az Eagle Pass.
Instance la ease pf
the MeXicans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26

When our store at No. 8 Whitehall
opened its Broad street entrance
three years ago" said Mr. Smith,
there was a very slender stream of
people who entered by Broad street
In fact, for person TO go in that
way was cause for comment. We
We're anticipating that in five years,
however, much more trade would de-
velop, and that is our idea in adding
a Broad street entrance to the other
store at No. 80 Whitehall. We are
willing to let time tell the story. Our
rear addition between the viaduct and
Alabama street admits thousands
every day.
THE plaza plan is q great thing
and will not only assure a successful
extension of the retail district, but
will connect the two great sections
of the city in a way that would be
impossible otherwise"
About January l local produce mer-
chants will move off South and North
Broad and go to Produce Row, and
their departure will bring many i'm
provements Some of the oldest
buildings in the city are due to be
torn away.