davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
Riots Follo,p Strife
OF Ind. Teaassters

'-aisaspesis. las IssSs ts==lsis-
-sders resulted s~gssy ss.m ss- STRIFE
OF ts4pss'rss snI sbauts.ps~ Which
started Ise, stsss Naay wsssas
we're on .hs street. bE, otssniser
FARRELL .t she uaicn said ali ~esie
br ssopp~,i by niss' tn aosi,r
made several arrests AMI ssns their
,Iuses freely in k.~ptse she 'yo~ sps
taesins in 'Ac down sosn sr.tiees
reur siri garment workers Sere
among these arrested The girls
With several ,ompaaieas surrounded
= lspnsfy ~aAoa sns Itc1e~ssd !.
from moving sasii sh~ g-.sse atri.-
.-I. All ,hc men Iss.sI WI arr b~irs
held uuser - .c." senf. shica hs.
hr-n set ter ali strike arrests
several Iasse wholesale dealers
sni ,Vr. mission r,rR maS- NO nfters
to p,ss their wagons on the sssv~'s.
Many are us,es the sSpIes< ,urn-
paeis. ana the r1sceI Isess 10 wssc
deliveries
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NEW SESSION Of
CONGRESS
9Eee!'HS

wasa5ss,"~. Dec "a sss s~ss
sios al gonGrusss ss1 s1a@a@ ia s'eesiu
dsa. Niisssas assfsIsIs.ss,taas s~San
ssft sasAE at aa-sas Vic l-spsldnes
NarssaIls ss ss- nsss E"iF arrived
Do Jared sAs cid ss.ss;.a aa.asss.s
''ws'ssss Ssg. ans i. 'hs s-ss
ssrash sssssns-a skss .sessess sss
sssssahi-,d 'jn aefsstsssr ~ssA sNe
soassi.nssae
Mot. ssssaalss, HsassHS SIS ss,sss
i.s at .E- hosss- Tb- gh4Rtai1s sAe
Rev ,s-asy s. Csssdras @st-rrd stas
81 srsrrrsas wi,h particular .t4shss
sis 4. ,sn ~ef~a, .gannaste ssa s~petsl
ps.ss-sns eA5sh yaasass she welfare
~ Tho issis i.sssi. SIC k"ss1s .hr gov
-rs3srs and FrsssFasss iits as sec nAs
'sa-
= -aII gsIs aisg Is-s~a . qssssssas
..asar.ss.s str hpyss~ has sas EaS ~
snapy weeks
IN. senate bs2sa she s~ss sasss s5ss
i.s tifss daFs ~ors str~,dr sars~ss
wus ues,.c gu ssr ssstea Essrseks
bjtt brass VI sas. II was -sprus1ss
ithss ts. ssv sed Asass ~ .hs gusruusy
bsIg was1sb bs -srs~r'es, tasr to-day
ssa va~Id sn dictated darsas Issess
rrisssars 10 fss sisgusssps "yes ssr
water biJJs
The srusFaa4 ~ .ss sse4ss ns~..s
yrs-s oa che gprrvaey siIl vas sss Q
sryc spsgsved sps sa. EepsbrSssrs
were gives un.ii ,sasesruv is yusfef.
iat,ssiaz ar eanuastrpge.t sF sens-
tot yiaIJjn2rs .bs, ssstu Was no dis
peeitiou 50 "sss,sus' progress ~ sss
sTI
The rvgaIss TsecereRsf s~ss5aus FOL-
low irg vtshpts bssae on 'aN ksess
ot .'se Ioes .Ssrs session that ss< rpa
siutc NrriI g bFvaee. ss Tired Ia~
,nseers tstzr . sew hos' ot ptUblerns
and 81. prospect ~, steady wuss ser
nanr ssenthss
Therp vas Ii,'ta scrrssIitv aSos'
we b-AHNFANS " w ~ Nv WV Z -
y, u.ons It< aj,eas ~ss sisnalissgI
by the tajl of the Ys1el Iu ests
susssO. wits sse ,rnpgnre-a4ns NJ -Aa
presiding Officer ,bs. ,Ns sseWra Sos.
siop vt ,bs sIssy--hifd constrss ssi
eguH
Wee. the senate ess D1nap satts
Leaders had -xrvsS 'sas TOE fBtr@sirr
susiest vcyrIs no, ts 'stsn NJ hefete
neon
Tire extra session terminates In she
senate with ,Ne ,ntrodutsjnu ~ ,
few bills sui resolutions and an eS-
esu,ive session So confirm sc~e s'
President wilson's reminstions
Ten svs,nassers. all q. snail
points. were tho only ones confirmed
and the sera,. recessed un'iI I-5S
Nsiccs
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Two separate aud di.iiu-i military
tribunals al. In operation today, Tn"
military commission of seven mem
hers constituted last Friday BY order
af General Chase IL continuing lie IN =
ouiry at 'h. columbian hotel aud =
camp saa rafael. Al tho latter pias~
several m-,n,.-ss .f the state militia
charged With breaches at disSipi.n-
~iii be- tried, os- sas.' In particular
in that OF private ~ho !. charged
~ith ->isaaiEs without permission =
leave Oft dat
Tit. irsaI, il il charged. .as'-
1p ,o~n Saturday aishs sad tndai s-''
no, wisely baI so., nsush AMI b-cs n-
ss,ss.fVus snd musical. 10 the sssr.iiey
VI sound shat snsnst-i sfom brhind
swinging ,sio.a iooss san b. slisIas'
~ Described ss ''aas,.ai's This tfuoP'
ct thus loaded sfo,n ,aiir-s 10 cha
cesu did then sas sa~s-. il -
charged. further ai.Nsafi aiittss,
Iuiss ot sonda.i b, pa~nins his ascf.
.osl sni osaes articles ~ish ~hI.h s-
had hIShsrts adorned himself ~
~As. Of .pars.. slapped in 'h- guard
bouses
The uu.s ~iss..s. called .s be .sH
snsn-,i b. sh- niiisssy ssmni..iea
shss nornius vas N...pa tais.ls.
pevsi.,a, q. tl.S Itiniasa ssihsts suH
i.s sal Jis,fis' ot4saisr' OF l',e
t;oSssl Mss Wusksss of A@es,ss
thi!.s hs. i-e-s ~ssi'sy fsisssss
.&ss- lost Ts~.dsss iss sAs sssssia-s'
~ ls ~. ksSv lsdx. OF sastoas acts
Ut stsissss sossoMts4 ssstss sss
reel slsitr
Ths military esssosisiss hats ss
tyssn~lies ss 81 Tbs g.0ssihir @h~s-=
Nts>ils os fsss Garter. G~s iiaasa u
'As i.s.ns e@eie-.spr Of iJssSsis EsaF
.ssri'' ss be Srs --- ~ sssu@ ss-s ~ SO
sn.;tss,. 's- s'ss ttst gsss'l,rs' -
$50 sold sssesssa =ssssssaatiaS OF INes
.sslis. a. " iss'ssrs on N-tr ess-s
20 Csst-s hsss b@.p 'L.asisSes as
'se -sesvsssrst ''eas r9ed mse~ snS
sss sraes.9 IN sAstxs pt sss igsss
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SECRETARY WILSON MUST SECURE
own PLANS SETTLEMENT

spsssr rsspEp1rS t~s us ssF5tss ssl
@Fags@Itfs, saJ dpGns = e@ssssa "s
wbsyh sarses-eee Yua Nrp- psss~s'a
HIs was .hus~s4hiF uairr+sa"S ~
sft psvspss "a shas suet rsars 'hs,
,4UssspaT Spsss"Hs sauaSt psspasv =
- s"szis aF stasea1.ns ~ taa Fssti'
~ uau s@ntrsupe~ vhirbs u 90 tars
wiih w5s .ppsosst vss ~ o. sstfa
raisssJ =. she us-a ap~ 80 ssrit" ~
cgr turB4F ssaPs"Yas Ss" ssseudeFs
sar g~ssssracea
rNfs weasr-aaaBtAs - slzasUssA
lv rtTdsesua sv .Ar Ga'l"sSne 90
srasss sf"sa 'sa gvgpFJ ~ see s"sl
sag~pvs
We E~yrvsssy vSlsea NJ
asIsssJsas Shis sisJsitps ruS tss"
sgrvra5 60 ~s.s ths=s ssu IN d5ssrlss
sse sttusstcn ei'H sbrs1 :" 'hrr
uizss have an vaIs-s;aajiEE "f
What yUaBr P~slJtsu = the7 Essina
sss usst sa undsgstsRdtug 81 yeIr
pos ttoss. arr sss 10 'ssD ass prwgs'l
sstto0 ssss rog wav have tars ~
,hr Officers ~ tsa yuissrS ttiue
worszrs IT Nwsrissa sbwrv~v ter
saat s~. ~ arr ysbsr -sss snisstsss as
an .ssa-5se,igss. bgt at Z" 'ass
srr'r rrsp~si,sors bars 70 tie v"-s-
-aer'
We welapso Yss s'r 'ass
,Hsif ua ssrssss.tur ~ s1r re's''trus
% VT se~sr-arr wilsg- Nss, 'b~r
,asN II. 40, 80 ttr otissfs ot 'hN or-
asuisssSssn. beat " 'aa wUTsH-eSa
xov. hasi,E 'stsu ~uIr sesss'Ens
sarE tc -hc ro- Eassus u ug'rI' -
sh.r tef -rr wofsrssu sH Basfruiu's
Vhssh.r ~ .os tssr vUl'I sHssFt
we prUasutsy ami ln aogss fsi'h
stvpnsst ,he toadtitpas Hrvs'rsnys HF
,s,sterupr NuHaous. Hs' 'asv have
ne1 J,seu g-e.ss nteI 70. 0- PASSED Hr"7
br ,Hs r9ipers rov on strike w e.
so-4aays wtth The yCuirrsnre Jnis--
s,,niinr which was fIssfly sNursss-
=, bv yo-I.
We think that yvu must asFss
wi.E W. that iE ran not n-CpfrIy b
saIt ,hs. the conference vas q fail
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GRAND JURY lNDicfs
LABOR UNION LEADERS

i'u-L... colo. iss i=-t--ntr
y'iise 'nais,m-ai. returned sF
federal s-anL IusS late to-day
asaiast official. and m.-n'-pss
at the United Mihr worsrFs
-harEiss nainso,a labor mon
"poif .s isi-nf and .aaspifssf
~ restrain of irsa. In Niaia,is.
.t anti trSis, las
inuistsasis Indicted iarinas
i'f-sia.his J. T. waite. Frank ..
Hayes. loan u t-assoa. Ast.,tPss
tefsn-r sna 4 H. Ns.asY,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
LET FACT IONS
SCRAP, WILSON
'''j|I 'ij|IIi|T00E '"

washiassaas u T. bss Is=rt.ss-
isps Wtssas se'd esII.Fs to-day ssAs
shs NsS5saa sscstpss seemed 80 b~
,.aelaF ,eisas 5u a very Iss.svss,ss
vas at rsrssns aa5 s9at sn drsese9a
meat Wa. seasessssla,sd ss 'sF as she
u-i.ra States was suRspTH.S. ssis
slss,sts Sslieved be ssia in aiad Sa.
irgrvssisg suaab~r -s constitutional
yiytsssss spss -. q, SidIE Diminishing
seae Of seatspl Of tsr IsaeBts gov
.FRmep'a
wilIssaz Esysus Hale wks talked
vith GrsessI CsrFsasa and sbc epe-
stita.teaalis. ehiass st Nosaless re=
,uruss h.re early 'rsisy sna viii SEQ
The s'-esi&ep. late to-day a, scasor4
rpw
Eear NtsauAI EIetyh~r rrg-ertsi 'g4
'dsy he had ,ey-iy rsI surtbes assus4
are.s tferp sse cesstitatippaIis. CEN
eral Asuil>f TIA, none cf his ferses
~suii ia,nrIer- with 'a. oil wells
zgessnd rspsics suj Tutpaul.
wilIism BAysrd Hale COsiesfe-'
~isk Secretary Bryan as rseIiuiu-
arr 80 his conference with pr.sidcui
wissca
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
IRON woRxrls INDICTED

IuGia.s gciis. lad. T~c. HSrss
Jones. secre'aty-,ressure of 'hu Iu-
A.so, ia,iop 81 BFjise sns
s,ruc;uraI Iron Workers. AMI eurse
y. Davis. an iron worker were IN
dicteJ on charges of yonssirscy to
unlawmiv dynamite. and
by the federal srani
jury which reported today The in
dittmeats we're based on Davis a.
legged confession
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

'ric' a,,.fasS Th" Iury 10 sis., -iH
powered 'o iHs-s,iss'r any a,h-F
insis-rs na, recommended ~ III. dis-
,Tiss attorney. Including for iaaIsns.'
an Investigation ~ 'h- manner ~
which ha,-is ami r@uH.ins hsIs-s sI.-
sSrs" the lass of pIDlir satisfy. The
sanitation of pssbii- -s,inE sia.-s.
The conduct Of smGsTmrni biaF-s ans,
saE matter in shirh 'h- pTibiir nsa
tsv Interested ant Nsirs mas usTz
Faa' an ihs-s'Isa'i"u
JsdEa MsiI-BAVJr in gi.ia. ins
ssFris'iaaz So thr arssd iuFY t"sa'ss'
@aI tina, ,hrg- Is ja ssssiaa .. ihis
'isaH pha, iz ss"sa as a Hsili'aFt
rsssrsslssisas
Tbs Ssar, said 'saS Ihr aa,.ss ~ :
grpSt iass .pati IN sp way soasllst
with ,sts tatiissF4 yorassssss"Hs ~Lis J.
wss = bss;F arzsJs bat Iisa, the rsIli1
,ast authorities sus..a fh@.ssalis
r.aisr 81. srsaa lsFf sFssf as.t.sa
sas-s To. ..es, sryaras-sssss. hs~s
-vss. ,sas ., tass ,s.ns $50 y~sg <sss
n.s t.s-slis4ss.r .s rss,rrs srpsi.s
eas "s .an ps~s~n' coal sistSr IN
sea,a4sa sHss"sas@. ssish Haa'.rgs
asr uas s.sSsg iasrsgiss'~s sf $40
siti'afF aash-si'sss
Casss said shs' tsr aSasd lsss hTu
iasr g@agisiias iss isb@Hs 'pssii u -
saW ,ii iss.ssis4Fr Iss affairs ara
sassSss. Of sss s~~ssy cost hpass ~
iaJ,s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

'nnstaass Ssahs INes. ssasdfss
ssse ,ssht.'i .ariI sc-aas " a.. tssh
ss-s ain- ~h.n Rss~t iss,-4, ass-
i~sSso. y nAksHx - AL ssasa
Win ali casts 10 s.s sie. sss.pi
sEas ss ssr Aassf ssnnsii trGsii. cd
asa s~ais5 siss .sss aas gisa Sss.,
sassssass gases ifassins S.sA ln.a ,s-
ipssh 81 ,h- -pssSsas II -as rsl~St-
sd sass ass sasiuS~ ssaia ssaar =
sssss doe !Is-fss 's5sf-
= iassr s4s-sas ~ asIaass,s is
ssnsvs in sac ssstsss sas .aus sas
lsyprs 'psIi sssEIs b'nsF .., ga. ss
.Ee rusNhraas. ,hr s~sra sh-ss.ts
-@sts 'msss sssGiCurd y s-sssa .isPs.
sis~ as -Sgh as sAs Gisss-e sprars
psss'ss Nish ssSrss 'sAs 'ssv ss@s'
bios ON sisEt
Thr - -sp Inhabitants as iLis
eeHaa ~aitru aiasaa s.sn. ds~p ~.
esJs.s "s ss@s WssS y SIssag in tease
pssss1n"as s"s a." a-a"sss-as al
sss wsa ssa. s1st srEcsssy eas sass
SIS lives
= usps@ Ssssas'tg ses,jag tee 'sr
sissis4 ~ sbu sascuf "s Iess-ss S.p
<sa@s@ s"r ,s- hs2r aas szaN.s -.
rtT bsIl., suststs ssssIs hssssiy "
scass aaywssrp IN 'hs West res
u.Ear ss swcaJass aSas 's- '-g Of q
pseejg5s@p. vail ~ sh~ yapaa sad
tre-a spy "s its ttssr~u s.sa.ss 90.
e-gtsti sssev s-ussr shss ~ests do
so nd s"F sssstv p tsgSssana spss BE-
sere Hs 'su.k sha bpssssn .I.se and
tsrse a rpiH-s rs8ia vli-ss :. Tbs
yltft and srusr .s1 ~ th.ss a widow
81, wa,esias sgss1 fee 's- assasirs
~ bs- husbands slayrt
just ts@irr- a.sa sb. usouts "t chs
NRdy ,sup.i vas stspp-d wi,L :
buIsheass ans she Guusss .f = ssIrhas
sssa udsa directed sa5s sar Mias
-hgpuzh an op~pins HuIkheads
w.se pIsss,s in She e'ser aias rs.sshs
ysss-rv,y and st ecra srsadees II
yzTi.'ss compositions ser~ srnsins
sbsir r~iscncsSs turs.s b.ss iato -Sa
orr ,guaeI u Isepez lid no. a,'esrp'
4. srvah ous u ~as PLANNED to s-e'
ttnse the s-ssasina isS two dsys
TIRE exits .s The rsin- arc ~ isI-
feren, levels sah. si,beseh sa.sp Is
no rrvor,S. u, is estimated the ,un-
sals. intliaes and biinJ STOVES cris..
,sces for a total distance NJ thit;y
miles TIE sesen sheFifts In ,katxe
have over 90" deputies under ,sera.
Ispet scrS refuee in she mine wi.
-zr nigh, vish Nusi,eJ suppl ~
fcyd. lie oes formerly one cf the
Iessess cs shc mine. vhich rrvivess
gold. .iIver snd copFer. sus u fs-
miIiar wi'h cvety psssaee~sy.
Mike Crsnovicb. who .hct ard se-
ricus,v wounded his wife several
days ago. may aIsp have hidden In
the mine. it was thuasat. The deu-
s,ies we're Instructed 10 allow hin
to surreader himself peacefully u he
car,n out alone. ID,Sss vac 'c hs
shot on eight.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
BRYSON MADE PRESIDENT
OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N.~ York. b-., L. FairiaN Iry-
."n. president "f III. chicago. inaisn-
sI-ai,. arI i.s.issisi- iali~ay soa,
l.aEy. ~ss to-day elected pr-sid.a, o'
the srnsh-sn Eaiisss s-mpshY 10
succeed the late " " itnI.N
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
(ARDS WILL SEEK TO COOPERATE
LAS ANINAs COUNT GRAND JURY

The nrs, stand Jur, ,n si, ia las
Assmaa 'ounsy at tho third judicial
ilssric; of caiosais sine. iso. t.ossa
iss issoFs tai. nosnias Th- ns-m-
b-rs as ,h. Grand iarf afr all .-,i
Aasrs property s.n.rs and business
n,-n ss the si,F aai ..sn,F aha aiii
Bold ,hrir sessions ia s.atn sfst ID
cd fsr ,h-n -, tho .iIy hall rT-I
Gaaiard vas nsh-a by juaz- Mrltrar
dEi- sa'-HaH ~ ,hp IaEg and sb- iarf
-as 3al in chars. ~ tisiii.s Gsas g
Maib-rfs
After ,h. iarg has lss-a ssera T.
tar service iadss Msii.aaEis .sr
plainsi ID. ssIlas aad sas-rs as =
grand iasfs srsirsinz 'hr ssa,ass pns
SEE ~hssh shH srana iuFF sss called
b sasir ass.ss tssasa ga Ssy-saksr
~ Ntra,iaa vss .aii.a In ,bs safS
ssas = .latas- passed =, tho iss. srsr
ssos Of the legislature provide, that
. esssa iasy h- called Al se,As, .-s-
S~Ssv sss IL ssssstiss Ut tho second
class
All assEsrs "f ssoiasiss as .sr
rssnlssl ssasasrs at ssr state ssst ss
las .ssssa,.S bs ts- 8rssI sasB aos
10 sssssiSss sss tsusa ,sis JasrssIsastpa
~Iti srsals is -sssns rss@s shs fIi'as AZ
,assr,4nass ~ ,fsH bills sssiass .sI's
sssras issisispsts essfsTs wise ias
= sseIssSoss Ts-s~ srssssss wifi BIC
'ss. setpts 's- srssa s~-s 81 ssu s'ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

Iyegnrosisics Neties. nev- 1--Geu.
zeal Francisco Castro. wb" wss fed.
eraI eemr.sndes Ia jusfes sticr 70
The recent insutgrns victory. "a a ret
rsse IN the hcEne of Mas Wes-r.
German teasuI ~ isarc,s sal a to.
ysrt reviewed 'cday bv General car
rama from General vransisro villa.
General villa asked his commani-
er-in-cnIef. Carran,a. what action he
should take with reeard ,o Castro.
General Carran,a answered that villa
should make = reuues, on the Germs u
consul for the delivery Of the federal
sCsSsu00~A - DOGe ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
sJlKERS MAKE
no ANSWER TO
WILSON'S SUGGESTIONS

bsSsFs sss,- 81 SECRETARY
~ ,.sbs- W ~ NJls-n and Gps.sh"-
y " Spwsas Suss sHsrppps psez
srassJ y isins Jes1s. tm 'k~ ot~rstcts
spa mSssss ~5SEsssv sac srh''Fs.
tin. sEos-esssscn sgbs1i-srd ty shcrs
last v.-e tot .he ..ss.srs3as ct shs
C.lassda goa. ssriSr This sstieA
sss .lsyjt.sI psgns u vas esessjersss
.-s-tt 10 sla-ssy ,b. si.4ssi-e ssa
leave paVt uss proposal b~S-ss she
miners rhi< leaves ss. sss.ssas.
ptpp.eaIs srssa uc at The tI@ss ct
last weeks conference. Usaer ceRsjfts
-tsiie.s The Operators ALREADY have
ssIrvd ,s syy.p, the governors plan
.s settlement Whethcf this rtppUss-
al ~tI, L- ssbasis'sd 10 sb. striking
Misetss IL vss said tasis rpprsseass-
u,cs 80 III. ypmm,sss. had agreed.
still ~as undecided "; = .-rlsch this
afletaueas
tn, s-s.say.s 5Tvp-ssI. in effect.
pro, lied for = sprniastiea es the
ssfttc. Saiysag arc question ef uaicn
svvvsrVstce. xrsatIne sfasstfsily All
N. Mis.ss' sthcr demand. and pto-
,id,as = st,i,- .Htor,emcns ss see
state mining lass
The Scvet.c, ami Secretary ds =
cised upon the si'hJra~sI ct the sss
kIttaiicn ptcys,.sI -p,iI 'hc matter II
= tefctcaisw vote had been settled.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
THE WEATHER |
siilL0sOPHicAL .PaElix SAYS

\ practical Joker
Is = guy whose
idea al humor IL
4 make someone
sore. an gets
sore himself un
ltalioas-n an
April lst.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
Weather Bureau Report.

snow i"hishi nni Tuesday; prob
ably clearing and colder
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
Yesterdays Temperatures.

No precipitation: 'inoiE@
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

tsNy,,. Ceic. n I.--wh.sa.r
The strikers s.as.renc. .omniiss.
and union ef'icis's ~ossId decide -
s~baIt the proposals msde by 'c'
NOR AaWsoas for the se''iemen; Of 'hs
Colorado coal strike Ia = referendum
vote had not be.e decided a, noon to-
dsr. Al ieas, no ~ord hal seen re-
teived Al the Gc,prncr's office indi-
eatias wha, the miaers' next move
~vssld be.
The governors proposal. s'emi''ed
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

,C.ssss.-s ~ s.s. a.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-11-07
McNulty-Slaven

Thursday afternoon Oct. 80, 6
very quiet marriage was celebrated
at the Methodist parsonage in this
place, Rev. L. L. Lowance being
the officiating minister.
The contracting parties were Mr..
Frank McNulty and Miss Caddie
May Slaven, of Crabbottom. They
motored to town only a few mo-
ments before the ceremony and
consequently there were but few
witnesses present.
Mr.. McNulty is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. W. McNulty, and the
bride is an only daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. G. H. Slaven, the two families
being neighbors in the Bluegrass
valley.
Both the young people are highly
thought of in the community in
which they live and have many
friends throughout the county who
Join the Recorder in wishing them
happiness
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
McNulty continued their trip to
Stanton and are spending some
time in eastern and northern cities.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-11-07
MUST BE DROPPED

The Recorder just received
a communication from the
Hon James j Britt, third as
slant postmaster general OF
81 ashington D, c. stating
that all subscribers in ar
rears more than one year
must either be dropped from
the list or postage paid at the
regular transient rate. OF
course, we cannot afford to
mail papers at the regular
transient rate, athXlng
stamps to every paper. Look
at the date printed after your
name on today's paper and
seeif you are more thanayear
behind with your subscrlp-
ton. Pay up or we will be
compelled to drop your name
from the list. This same rule
applies to- all newspapers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-11-07
CrabbOttom

Mrs. Louvina Hevener has beer
quite sick for some time but we
are glad to report her some better
at this writing.
DR.. J. F. Slower is visiting his
old home at Churrhville this week
Miss Martha Dudley, o. Stountor
is visiting her sister, Mrs DR.. G P
Rexrode
l.. S. Snyder, who recently NOV
ed to the Valley, is now Oh a bust
ness trip here,
W. H. Fisher, of Lone Fountain
is here on. BUSINESS.
Geo Greaver and son are plas-
tering H. B. Nicholas new house.
The Methodist parsonage is being
painted by Winner and Calhoun.
Will Waybright will move to the
Collins place on Allghaney this week
Joseph Winner will move into the
house now occupied by Waybright.
Fat cattle are about all gone out
of this valley. Very few left for
winter beeves. Stock dealers and
graziers are about through exchane
ing stock for the season.
Lambs have nearly all been
weighed but not all shipped. kiser
& Joseph are holding 1000 for the
December market, and dealers are
talking 6 cents for lambs next year.
Free beef and free wool do not
seem to be figuring in prices of cat
tie and sheep.
JOSEPH ank Kiser purchased of j.
C. Swecker two-year-old colt that
weighed 1910 pounds, and Geo. E.
Swecker a colt % months old that
weighed 1900. If any one in the
county can beat these weights let's
hear from them. X
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-11-07
The Election

The lack of interest in Tuesdays
election was doubtless due to the
fact that there was no contest
Here in Highland the smallest vote
was polled ever known in a State
election. Monterey's vote was ~
out of possible 300, or thereabout
The interest was such that no
one used the wires in sending in or
getting returns from the county,
and as the vote was not officially
counted until Thursday, the result
will not appear until our next issue.
Harrisonburg, Nov. 4 The de-
feat of Mr.. Keezell in Rockingham
today is enc of the most astonish-
ing events in the history of the coun
ty. 1t was conceded before the
election that the influence of Gov
ernor Stuart and thepressure which
had been brought to bear would in
sure his election.
New York, Nov. 4.-Fusion vic
tory all along the line. The most
crushing.defeat that Tammany Hall
has known in a gener"tion. These
are the two striking results of the
election which was held in New
York City today the most impor-
tant and spectacular contest of its
kind in many years. John Purroy
is the new mayor.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-11-07
Real Estate For Sale.

To close the estate, I offer for
sale property of late J. R Brown
located l mile N. w. of Church
vile on Whiskey Creek Road, COM
prsing 90 acres more or less, in
high state of cultivation, land ad-
joining Wine Baylor, Fadely, Richie
and Eyster, watered by running
water and pond, also three cisterns
and we'll, fence in very good condi-
ton. Farm has good bank barn
and all good outbuildings; house
of 7 rooms. with good cellar, sum
mer kitchen located close to main
house. Farm has good orchard
which generally supplies an abun-
dance of fruit. Fall crops are now
be ng put out and one desiring in
formation, may cell at the farm or
write H. Fl. Brown, admr.
Box 223 Staunton, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-11-07
From Mcdowell

L. B. Byrd. who has been clerk
ing at Waynesboro, is at home. fol-
a few days.
Forest Hull, of Vanderpool, who
bought the Shull property, near the
old still house moved last week !
Emma Hammer, of Churchville
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. W. T. Alexander is on
visit to her sister at Marble Valley
J. NJ. Crowley visited friends in
Staunton last week.
Elizabeth Hamilton has diphth-
cria, and the school has been closed
for a week or ten days on account
of it.
Mr.. Snyder, of Pennsylvania ane
Capt. Crawford, of Huntington, W
Va, are here examining timber
for the Union Lumber Co.
Miss Edith Ralston spent a few
days at Monterey with her brother
Mrs. Earl IRVINE and two chill
dren, of Cow Creek, Montana, are
sp nding the winter with Mrs. Orr
IRVINE.
Miss May IRVINE has been com
planning for a few days
The circle in the sky from 9 to
O'Clock Sunday, attracted the at
tention of most of the town people
Various explanations have beer
given, but all differed widely. I.