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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
NEWLtNDS BIII. EARIN
NGgEFD ON BY COMMITTEES

Washington. July 1.-The house
Judiciary committee at an early meet
lnR to-day agreed to the Newmnds bin
TOR amending the Erdman act in q
manner satisfactory % the railroads
and their cmpioyca Chairman Clay
ton will call the iill up for passage
when the house moots nt noon
lust how yesterduy's white House
e., Inference was brought about became
known today when officials there atat-
ed that Mrs. j. Horden Hartman pf
the New industrial committee. huG iN-
formed them that strike was immi-
ncnt uulos an agreement on board
OF mediation could be secured.
President Wilson and Socr iary
Wilson were communicated with hs
secretary Tumultv and the conference
was suhseauently arranged with the
help of seth Lowe, president Cf the
rational c;Sic federation.
Two amendments were determined
on by the house judiciary committee.
The senate was expected 10 accept
r.Cm without delay.
one aims 20 make impossible anN
construction that would authpriz,
courts hy Injunction ar otherwlae n
compel an cmplnyc to labor Tho
other was 10 provide details Tor films
ho awards with the district courts.
In its perfected form the now law
would furnish machinery expected to
open up the possibilities Of arbliru-
ton and federal mediation.
The now law would establish "tho
United states board of mediation and
conciliatiDn. TO consist of a federal
commissioner ~ mediation and tive
other officers of the government to hc
designated hy The president. This
board could hc appealed 10 to inter-
Ncnc in railroad labor dispute hN
either party and would first usc its
best efforts. hv mediation and concin-
alton. to hi.ne tho disputants 10 IN
agreement Failure would be FOLLOW.
cd by an attempt on the part of tho
board o. induce the parties Go subj
NIT their controversy 10 arhitrntion'
and la ease of arhitramcnt special
boards ii either three on sis meAlnturf
would he chosen hy the railroads and
the employees
Arbitration ''pdor the ncw aW
would hc undertaken only after a def
inlto agreement had been made hl
both parties tu abide 10y the decision
of thu armtmuon beard for "a STATED
period
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
DIVORCE GRANTED TO
MRS. CORVALLIS WEST
AFTER BRIEF HEARING

London. July l5.--A decree of di-
vorcc was granted today To Mrs.
George CornwnlIs- West formcrl,
Lady Randolph spencer Churchill a
daughter 81 thc lutc Leonard Jerome,
of Ncw York. The decree may hc
made absolute in six months.
The Aounds for granting The de-
eiee were statutory dcscriinn and
misconduct The hearing lasted onle
"a few minutes.
No mention WAS made la the court
of the name of the woman alleged to
have been correspondent,
Mr. Cornwallis- West counsel stat
ed. never obcycd the order of tho
court directing tho restitution of con-
jugal rights and this constituted deS
sottlon
Mrs. Cornwullis-Wes formally cOr-
rohoratcd counscrs stated regarding
her husbands compliance with
the rcsututional order she said her
husband leu her on December 80.
1907 and never returned. lie had
written her saying he never intended
Co return.
An inquiry agent testified that re-
spondent had registered with "a WOO
man not tho petitioner In London
hotel iu March as captain and Mrs.
West
Mrs Cornwullis-W gave her brief
evidence IN collected manner and boa
a firm voice she was dressed iu "a
quiet dark blue costume ana hlnck
hat, and stood on the witness stand
apparently unmuNcd by the great
crowd which had been attracted to
the court by the case.
Airs. Cornwallis. West viii horeaf-
ter be- known hy her former name oi
Lady Churchill according a. statc-
mcnt made by news agency
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
WANTS
MORE SALARY
FOR BRYAN
Kansas Senator Would Find
Out 2'hat Compensation
win Keep State Secretary
at His Post.

Washington. July 1s.--senator
Brisiow introduced resolution today.
aimed az Secretary's Bryan's recent
statement that he was obliged 20 go
on lecture tour because of an in
sufficient official salary. calling on
President Wilson 20 report what SAL
airy would he sufficient To enable SIR
Bryan 60 remain permanently az his
post objection of Democratic scna-
tors prevented ~ Immediate consld-
cration.
The Rristow resolution called at-
scntion 20 MIR. Hryan's predecessors
who served with salaries rangiug
from $500 Co s.. 900 and declared
that mo one of them was compelled
90 neglect the duties ~ his office be-
cause of the meagreness ~ the sal
ary"
u stated ihal the salary was in
creased 10 $4,000 In t9ii hut that
the "grcas commoncr. who now oc-
cunica that office has stated that tho
salary of 81 600 "a month h not suf-
ncient to enable him To live comfort-
ably ANA that nc rs compelled To me-
glcct his duties and go On the lecture
pItf0rm tn earn living.
Attention WIS called further to the
Mexico. japanese. british nnd other
international questions before the de-
partment which the resolution alleged
were not receivinR fun considera-
tlon.
II ended hy requesting the presi-
dent 90 Rive prompt attention 20 the
matter and To report 10 congress 10
that congress could rollove the coun-
try of the great loss Il suffers in be-
ing deprived OF the services OF the
secretary Of state durlng the time he
mny hc on the lecture platform
Reading OF tl4e resolution was
granted hy broad smiles on the Re-
publican side of the chamber
Senators Kern and other Demo-
crats were on their feet before u was
concluded ana objected to w coa-
siderati0n Under the rules OF the
senate it went over until tAe next sea-
sion.
senator Williams. Democrat, who
had not heard the Introduction 81 the
resolution demanded 90 know who
was Responsible for 10
In nay weak way { have tried 10
express my Views Of the existing sit
uution.' returned MIR Bristaw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
KOREANS PLOTTED TO
KILL GONI.IlNnn GENEI. VI

Ial-ku. kofcns IuiY Il.--In H''T-
tehcing g. six years imprs0nm 90
Haron Yum chi no former Korega
cg hinct minister, and five other i<"-
rct ns charged with the attempted lr-
snsslnation of Governor General re-
racni. the court of appenls found Tint
th, defendants secretly plotted in
seoul Inv 1910 10 KIN tho governor w.n
crnl An q measure CT preparu 'lni.
the Judgment said. three of the de.
lsnoants were dispat nod Go the .rut-
ipCc 90 recruit executors uf the blot
bat mo- assassins were found aud hence
th, conspliacy failed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
AMERICAN wNRSIIIPS
CONTINUE TO STAND GtNItn

Washington. July To- American
warshipH continue Go stand guard
over American interests in Mexican
gulf and pacin, ports The battle
shin south Carolina swings W anchor
b. the harbor of Tamrico ana the
hattioships Mime ota and New lamp
shire are ui Vera cruz Tho Michi-
run ana Louisiana arrived Yesterday
ui Vera cruz To relieve the Mime
sDi1 which will roturu north.
Ou the pJoiic side the cruiscT
Putsbure is az Guaymas ard tn
Denver b. at Topolohampo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
C0URTSHIP BY MAIL
ENDS IN MARRIAGE

Pueblo. colo, july l5.--A six
months courtshlp hy correspond r,"
by parties who had never seen ouch
other ended here this afternoon whcu
Harry g. Goats Of this city and Miss
Helen Lucille Hunt 81 must ORC, reN,
were married hy Rev, Wcycr Of th"
First Presbyterian church.
Goats. who b. - years old b night
clerk In the local postoflce. SiN
months ago hc raw the picturs e.
Miss Hunt IN number ~ newspaper =
after she had been voted the prctiioFt
girl in Texas. shr was "a telephone
operator aged ~ years Coats Nsa
cnptivatod hV the pictures of the girl
and wrote hor a letter, since 'hai
time thry correspondod regularly lp
rcsponFe to his plcadings she ner-rd
to come Co pueblo to marry him ana
ARRIVED shortly before noon today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
FOURTEEN HURT At
FLAGSTAFF WHEN
CAR OF RAILS
TOPPLES
Seven Injured Section Hands
Brought to Santa Fe Hos
pitaI Here; One Dies Hour
After Arrival.
FRACTURED SPINE is
CAUSE OF FATALITY

The dcrnilmelt Of carload of
S.crl rails al siding near Flagstaff
Ariz., on the Santa Fe coast lines at
. O'Clock yesterday afternoon brought
death To one section hand and more
or less serious injuries to thirteen
others The steel t"ppicd over when
the derallment occurred and crashed
into a work train In which the sec
uon men We're lounging. waiting for
orders. The crash came without
warning and the labore,s were pin.
rod hi and badly hurt before they
were aware OF what had occurred.
The fourteen injured men were rush.
ed on q special to Flagstaff and
were given emergency treatment az
the Raymond hospital Seven Of tho
injured men were left In Flagstaff
ana seven sent into tho coast lines
hospital In Albuquerque. arriving
here in special Pullman car at S
O'Clock this morning. in charge of
Mrs. }. a. Rcinhnrdt professional
nurse. The Injured men were taken
nom the train here and CARRIED In
ambulHnccs 90 the hospital
Atandcio Miranda. whose spine wac
fractured. died 40 the hospital IN ruuf
after arrival here Miranda has q
wife ana children in FHgs'lt rhr
ether six men were less seriously tn
iured ana mono ~ them W.. ne. The
names Of those hrought I. tn locnl
coast lines hospital follow
Jose Sanchez No !, sprtu ana con-
fusion 90 the left ankle.
lose sanchez ~ spr1iu,d hack
Juan Perez. cp' a. o. iott hlh T..
iu. chend and i".t hip,
rrederico Riras. surlinrl hack
hnlario Gomez. sprain and cou;us-
ioL Of left ankle
kn,o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
WANT -AO L0THARl0
SENTENCED TO PEN

Denver. July ld.--T6omos Sou.obrn,
who won two wives within two Vrnrs
thloug'. tn" agency of matrimonial
wunt ads. today was sentenced t. from
thrc, 90 six months imprisonmc1t IN
the pcuiteutiary. having pleaded
guilty to charge of igamy The
rrst wife. Alice Gorham south an,
wow living at Deer Trait, colo, 'nd
f,m whom ho had been separated e.
ycui, saw the publication of her hus-
Iarut second matiagc In D,rvcr
Iapor and swore Co the warrant
charging him with higamy southern
who By British declared he believed
tlp wears separation sufficient to con-
rutute legal divorce. Both wives
N,Tt nurses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
Polite Inquiry Received by Sec
rotary Bryan as to What
May be Expected in Old
Mexico.
INDICATES CONCERTED
MOVE BY POWERS
Without Official Declaration Of
American Intention Foreign
Nations May Take Steps to
Peace.

Washington. July t5.--Onc of the
great European powers through ite di.
plnmutir representative here has
called the attention of Secretary lryun
tn the chaotic conditions ln MCNlo, gn1
tho effect upon the welfare OF its .iti-
gems there. with n polite inquiry as q
what the United states proposes to do.
Whether the inquiry was part 81 a.
concerted movement ON the pau ~
European powers To- bring tho state
department to declaration oft H. pur
I,sr tuWard Mcxico did NOT a." oiop
today. Ho,orts from the CT, ~ Mo-
leo, however. would appear 90 warrant
that conclusion.
rntn very recently President VII
son has attached little IMPORTANCE 10
sumors of outside influences being
brought o. bear to cause tho United
states to recognize tho Hucrta res ne.
II is beginning to hc apparcnt How
that there must be- very soon some Of
hcial declaration or the subject e. re-
assure the European powcis OH tho
protection of their citizens and hh-
Iccts against pecunlary loss by the
continuance of the present conditions.
Failing some ofhclals fear that Euro
pean powers may themselves rake
Steps to restore peace
Secretary Bryan was asked today II
any foreign power had made repre-
scntations to him regarding the sit
untion in Mexico. Ills reply was a
fiat dcciipUtlon t0 discuss that sltuu e
tiou in any way. The diplomatic cir
Gle here has H. own ideas of which
uoWgr the inuniFinu one is but In tho
absence of announcement from the
state department none Of tho diplo-
mats viii make any statement which
could be quoted with authority That
one power has made inquiry however.
is known positively 80 official %
the state department will discuss the
situation iu view of Secretary Iiryan's
dvclinution to talk about 49,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
SAID
TO Be FRIEND Of
CAMINETTI
FAIRLY
vlgoFnus PFolasiaiiSn Made
Against Retention Of Sue
Cessor 10 McNah IN White
Slave Cases.
FRIENDS or HAYDEN
DENY ALLEGATION

Washington Juiy f6.--vieoro,,s
protests against thf sotontlon ~
Thomas y. "a. ilaydAn aa spselaf
prosecutor Tor the n0Ted DiNNN.l'an-
inetil white slave eases ln san Frnn.
cisco were inid before Attorney Gem
erui McReynotds today ~ sennfor
Ashurst at the request % several Cal.
Hernia Democrats Thcr ullcrs
among other thlnns that Hayden la q
friend Of the caminctti family.
Later Senator Ashurat stated ihat
ono 81 the protcstnnts nenlnnf the
selection % Hayden VIVA state senn.
t6r J. y. sanford of canforAla. At
the department OF Justice. senator
Ashurst took pains TO say that he waa
not attacking Hayden personally hot
only cailikg Ia question hla expert.
ence "a prosecutor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15

Albany, \. r.. July i5.--fiovernor
guiaer today curtiy informed she
Frawlcy inVeatigatEg COMMITTEES,
which Is investigating various state
departments that he would ignore any
demand for the production ~ public
documents unless IN his own Judgment
the submission Of such documents
should oo in the pabilc Interest
The committee hng nsktd for certain
papers connected witli pte luvcstiEn-
tor Of state prisons hy George ~.
Blake. wA0 VwAi stteialls deslanaied
hy the governor for thc purpuae
some Of these were prednqed and 9th
era withheld
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
DEMANDS OF BEAR
THROW CHINA IN
FERNENT
Russia Suddenly Presents De-
mand for Monaghan AutonO-
my and to Accept Media.
ton.

Pcking. china, duly I5.--Russii to-
day suddenly presented 10 the Chinese
government new dcmands renuirink
recognition Of the fun autonnn'y of
"uter MonRolia. declaring Chine a.
b., suzeran only binding china a. ace
cept Russian INTERPRETATION ana rec
ogniaing All the rights conceded 60
hus-ia ~ the agreomcnt ana protocci
signed at Ufgn. the capital ~ Mon
golla. on November 9. 1912.
Both houses of the Chinese parla-
mont have been hastily summoned 10
consider the demands. strong rppo-
sltlon 20 them is voiced by both Chi-
ncse and forcisners and great oycite-
ment prevails at the unexpected turn
Of events
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
TY COBB lNDEFlNlTELY
SUSPENDED ar BAN
JOHNSON F0R CUSSlNG

. Detroit. july i5.--A special .
. dispatch from Chicago totay said =
. that President Han y. Johnson az .
. the American league had indef- .
. lnitely suspended Tyrua Cobb of =
. tho Detroit club for language be .
. used during an nltercat|on with y
. Umpire George hilderbfand u =
. yesterdays game with Phlladel- =
. phla
. Ofnclals ~ the local club said .
. they had not heard % tho aua- q
. pension al , O'Clock this after =
. noon. q
. Ia the ninth yesterday Umpire y
= illldcrbrnnd ruled tnQi Conb .
. trapped" long nne hli Ny q
. Baker. Cobb protested nnd Nqn 2
. ruled Out az the game ilQ was q
. later ordered lnlo ihe eluh house. =
= 88N4 4494 q ee q q 3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15


san FranciscO. JAlY ig.-~Hlnlf Sem.
utoF sanford named a. ono u tno9t
who opposed Hnyden's annolulmeni. li
member of thr Demacfatlc state
committee. hut tho committee wnn not
willing today to assume any reapon-
s.hliltv for his ladigldual attitude. Of
neinis o. both the state COMMITTEES and
tie county committed of san Fran
cisC0 took the position that they had
rot been consulted "a the appointment
nnd that Il would be indellrhte Tor
them 10 express opinions on ~ accept
phiHtS
The nigRs-C -Camlnctti eases, around
which the controversy fctplVcs, we're
set to-day for trial IN tbp unaea
slatcs district court Tor AUGUST g.
The Western Fuel cneoH, delay IN
Prosecuting which John - McNab
also gave as one Of the reasons for
hls realEnatlon. were sea Cor August
2Cih.
Fl win examine the chhrEes very
carefully" said Attorney Ienerai
McReynolds. "and n 4 ~ demon1trat-
ed that the special prosecutor u not
the right man for tnc work W. Siil
get somebody else
Attorney General McHcynnlda late
today explained that Mr.. sullivan was
tho governments .oadins counsel IN
the Caminetti- Dlggs case and mat
MIR. Hayden was an assoclnta In ad-
dition 60 protests from senator Ash
urst the attorney general has received
protests from Csiifornia. while Ar.
Hayden has hecn appointed an afso-
clato counsel IN the white slave eaaa
Il has been reported that ultimately he
might be appointed United fsatei az
iornsy at San Francisco 10 sncrced
McNah.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15

San Francisco. JplY is.--Tnomae E.
Hayden. nominated hy the president
20 suceeod United States District At
torney MeNab. was due 81 arrive IN
Washington today where Il wah an
nounced Rt his Office Ne had eono n
consult with Attorney General AIc-
Reynolds on the DIgRs-comlHelt
cafes. Friends of M Hayden said
ment came from disappointed candl-
dates for the position 10 which be had
been nominated and that an attemps
10 present chqrgea made had Iiret
been made through Senator Works.
AR. Hayden's office denied that he
vas IN a poEisicn TO be influenced hg
any friendship FOR the Comineeii gam4
iiy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
RATE REDUCTION
TO ALBUQUERQUE
ORDERED BY
BOARD
Santa Fe Must Cut Tariff On
Imitation Lard Products
From 81 to 90 Cents 0ut Of
El Paso.
COMMISSION SAYS
RATE IS UNREASONABLE.

= El Paso, Tex. July i5.-Or- y
. dcrs received here from aWsh. .
= inaton today from the Interstate .
= commerce commission Instruct .
= the Santa Re railroad % reduce 9
. the rates on Imitation lard pro- =
. rate from ~ PaAo 90 Aibuqucf .
. que \. ~. from ~ cents per .
= hundred 90 thirty two cents and .
. 80 other points ia New Mexico q
= correspondence. An W. pnao =
= factory complained that the .
= ratc from Fort Worth. Texas to .
= Albuquerque over zoe miles. 9
= was only 60 i-e cents while the .
. rate from ~ Paso to Albxuquer- 9
= que, 235 miles. was 81 cents. The .
y interstate commerce commits 9
= sion declares the rates "unrea- q
= sonahIe" from ~ Paso compared .
= 20 the rate allowed from Fort .
. Worth and Oklahoma city. .
. 9 . Q Q q . a . q . Q . . . . 9 .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
HYDRO -AER0PLANE
TURNS OVER IN LAKE

Chicago. July l5.-llarold McCur-
micks recently purchased hydro
acroplane, driven by Max lille. an
aviation Instructor, turned over In
Lake Michigan two miles from shore
today when. in making e turn one
of the ponto0ng "stubhed' "a wave.
LILLE was thrown clear of the ma
chine ana chung to it until rescued.
Lille had been skimmlng over the
lake for half an hour when the accl-
dent occurred Mr. Mccormick "a
son-in-law of John -. Rockefeller.
was not present hut scores ~ hath
ers along the beach witnessed tho
mi-hup.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
FLYING BOAT RACE
HAS BEEN CALLED OFF

MrskeeDn, Mich, July 1.-The iX-
INK boat cruise from Chicago tO De-
tf0it has been called olf by mutual
agreement of the contestants, nccori-
ine to Glenn 4. Martin, who retrruri
a. Muskegon early this afternoon
from Poutwator lie said the com.
mitice in chnrgc ~ the crniFe hnd
Withdrawn the prize money
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
NEWLANOS BILL
REVISING THE
ERDMAN ACT
PASSES
Measure Expected to Become
Law at Once and Aid in the
Quick Settlement Of BIG Rail-
road Controversy.
BOARD or MEDIATION
CREATED BY LAW

Washington. Iuiy i5.-Thc New-
lnnds bili resislne the Erdman law to
provide arbitration of wagc disputes IN
% manncr satisfactory 10 raiiruada tnG
tfcir employees passed the house to-day
without roll call and was buried 10
the senate. which WIS walllng tu pass
Il for President Wilson's signature.
Tho senate pnsscd the New lsnds
hill without roll call and u vas
hurriedly prepared for transmits ann
e. the white House. whore President
v ,son was ready 20 sign a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
IohnnY MnIlnm. lnNolIle.

Los Angeles, july li.--Johnny VII
lMms. hnntnmWoieht of Baltimore is
o. 20 : myorte over Charles l.c-
Doux. the French champion. In tneir
at-Jlt ma battle here tonight Both
i.ndc the weight of NO mounds with
uu, difnr NV Williams ana lNDluN
g usht a nu-dacisiOn hcut Ia philldel.
phla several months ago
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
schrank 20 go % Pen.

Ofhkosh Wis., July l5.--John
schronk. who attempted 10 assassinaie
rh,o dofo Roosevelt October a. last
probably viii shurtly hc taken from
ihc tltonal hoppinl for the insar 20
tho states prison ut Mnupon. u D.
cAT sctpd that schrunk viii hc ono 81
forty prisoners transferred % g nnW
ds spnrtmcnt Of the prison,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
HRITIsH FOREIGN OFFICE
DECLINES To DISCUSS

London. July l5.--Thc statement
from MrNlcs City regarding repre-
scntations 10 thcir respective govern
ments Boy the European diplomats
there ON the subject of the position
taken hv the United states toward
Mexico is officially confirmed.
The British foreign o'cc. however
declines 10 discuss the matter or 60
express any opinion on the ground
that tho subject is too delicate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
AUTO TURNS TURTLE;
ONE KILLED; TWO HURT

Cedar Rapids. Iowa, July Isl d.
johnson of Webster. Iowa, aged 2s
was killed when an automobile driven
by Anna harrington turned turtle last
night Eessie kertrom, aged n had
an arm broken ana Archie Pierie, a
shoulder blade broken. Johnson had
been picked up by the auto after
his motor cycle broke down.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
pNiIN EWspNIIns
CLOSED ~ VERA CUIX

Vau cruz. lulv Ia The military
ro,irnor of Vera cruz McNico This
morning ordered the closing of the OF
L,oy ot the duilf newspapers. Ia '"in-
ion and Ia rniondud, accused of Toe
r.,ntine revolutionary sentiment
No arrests were made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15

Met M noon
Took up NcWlauhs bill amcnd-
ing Erdmun act iu, mediation
and arbitration 0f difhcultics po-
tween ailrotos and th'ir en-
ployes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15

Hancock. Iowa. iuiv i5--Yc4ter-
tay's extreme h,lt claimed one yi, Tim
la Hancock W the peraon of T. o.
berkshire. aged 90. one of tho earliest
of western iowa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
TO-DAY N coNGREss,


IN htNfluu To- lNi
Lobby Investigation committr"
continued Mulhull testimony
Finance committee Democrats
approved chairman simmons tar
iff bin report. which VIII he sltl-
miitrd ThursdaN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15

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