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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20
STORES

eign girls, unable to speak English,
are forced to face in the Boston Store
were revealed at the hearing of seven
cases brought against that store by
State Factory Inspector Oscar F. Mel
son on charges of violating the 10
hour law.
The cases were later non-suited by
Attorney John P, Reed, representing
the state factory inspectors Office,
because of a slight technical flaw in
filing the complaints directly against
Richard c. Mangold, superintendent
of the store, instead of the owners of
the store. New complaints, however,
will be filed Immediately, according
to the inspectors Office.
Direct evidence of testimony Jug
Cling was given on the stand during
the hearing of the cases before
Judge Newcomer The Boston Store
was charged with working the lowest
paid of all their employes-the girls
behind the lunch counter-over 10
hous.
Nelson and Deputy Inspector Ehns
produced evidence that the girls had
worked 1919 hours. One of the girls
testified that she had been forced to
sign a statement Immediately after
the fling of the charges without
knowing the contents Of the state
ment. She signed this statement in
Supt. Mangold's Office.
The contents Of these statements
would impeach the testimony of the
girls as witnesses for the state.
In the case of Mary Kolsose, 10, 925
N. Lincoln avenue, damaging evil
dence was given against the tactics of
the store. She testified that after
the factory inspectors had been
there she was brought to the ONCE Of
the superintendent and made to sign
a statement that she was allowed 40
minutes for lunch and had never
worked over 10 hours day.
~ 49, ,ko-I che cofd che MOS rr.lIy
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20
) THAT VIOLATED TEN-HOUR LAW
DRAW FINES IN COURT

~ AN WIN
Store attorneys tried to put over.
They epdeavored to have the testi-
mony Of the girls stricken out and
the witnesses impeached because
they had contradicted their state
ments to Supt. Mangold Is,
And the evidence showed that
these girls had not the slightest ides
what they were signing and had
merely depended on what was told by
the foreman of the kitchen.
1t was brought out that the girls
had no regular lunch time, but got
their meals whenever the work slack
ened up sufficiently to give them time
to eat. Sometimes they had to eat
as early as o'clock and then the
next day at II.
Attorneys for the store also SEEM
ed to think it worth while to boast
Of the fact that the Boston Store
gave the girls time to go to the
lavatories.
The time book used by the store,
in which the time Of these girls was
supposed to be kept, was begun in
January, 1918. The entries stopped
March 10, 1913, and were not COM
menced until Dec. II, the day before
Nelson and Ehns made their inspec-
ton.
The girls seemed nervous and
afraid while on the stand and very
little could be brought out of them
on account of their condition.
Richard G.. MangoId was also very
nervous and his attorneys made the
plea that he had nothing to do with
the violations, in which they were
sustained by the Judge.
Then the state factory inspector
n-slIited the cases for the purpose
Of film complaints against the cor
poration.
I'VE intend to push these cases,
said Inspector Nelson, '''and get COM
vietions II it Is necessary to bring the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
ROYAL FUNERAL CAUSES
A BIG ROW IN AUSTRIA
KILLED
Two Young Women Meet Death When
Auto Goes In Ditch-Two Young
Men Fatally Injured.

WASHINGTON. c. H.. Ohio. July 5.
Two young women were killed and
two young men were probably fatally
injured near here tonight. when an
automobile In which they were riding
went into a ditch
The Dead.
Edith Pfeffer. aged %.
Hazel Pfieffer, aged "a
The Injured:
Virgil Bryant. aged 2s
Darius Cleary, aged "a
The automobile belonged TO Bryant
and he was driving With him in the
front seat was Miss Edith Pnefer. n
is said that Bryant and Miss Pfieffer
attempted TO change places and that
before Miss Pfiefer could take charge
OF the wheel. the machine crashed in
to the ditch and overturned
The young women. who were sisters
were caught beneath the automobile.
but the young men were thrown clear
OF the wreckage. II Is feared that
neither Bryant nor Cleary will re-
cover. Their homes are in this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
WRECKED TENEMENT WAS
COMPLETE BOMB FACTORY
POLICE MAKE INSPECTION
AND FIND ALL MANNER
OF MATERIAL.
l. W. W. Officials Deny Victims
We're Members-Police Make
Rigid Investigation.

NEW YORK. July Sin the ruins
OF the Lexington avenue tenement
mouse wrecked yesterday By the pre-
mature explosion OF a powerful bomb
which killed Arthur Caron and three
other persons. the authorities todav
round evidence that CarOns apart.
M M ent vas a center for the distribution
OF lnhammhtory IN literature which was
printed there and that ~ tho time
OF the explosion II was apparently a
bomb factory. flled with the inRredj.
ents OF death dealing missiles.
small printing press. revolution
g pamphlets and circulars. an cleo
INC dynamo, two electric batteries
cartridges and bits OF steel. were
among the articles uncovered which
teho' IN the opinion OF the police. 10
snow an Hnarchistic plot az assassina
hon That demonstration. halted
oS tne ounEiing OF some one who
was preparing an Internal machine for
It's mission. was planned against the
rockefeller family in Tarrytown. ia
inc theory upon which the authorities
Two OF those killed In the wrecked
apartment were prominent agitators
VINO were 10 be placed on trial al Tar.
rytown tomorrow on charges OF dis
orderly conduct In connection with
the campaign OF demonstration inare.
urated against John u RockefeIer
Jr, as q protest against his attitude
In the Colorado coal mine strike
he body Of tho fourth victim of the
explosion was found today. II wa
that OF Charles Berg. known in / W
w circles a. The Big Swede." an
associate Of Caron. The other Viz.
tlms were Charles Hanson and Mary
Claves. The woman lived In an
apartment next 10 the one occupied
by Caron and his associates
ldentihcation OF Berg's BODY was
made by Louise Berger. step-Eistcr ~
hanson. who also lived In the aat
where the explosion occurred
Not an I. w. W.
Equally as interesting as the dis.
coNery by the police OF anarchistic
literature and electrical machinery i'm
the ruins OF Caron's room. Was the a..
sertion ty l. " w leaders that "a.
ron was not a member OF that organi-
zation. having recently been refused
admission. They declared that the +
w. W. had nothing 20 do with the ex
pIoslon. Why Caron was denied a
tcontinusd on Pare rsn.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
WHILE ENROUTE HOME FROM
ATTEN NDING A
PATIENT.
Shcts Go Wild and Physician l.
Onharmed->eW Evidence in
Murder Case.

FREEpORT. y Y Tu,v IN
Carman. In whose Office Mrs L,ouisa
BAILEY was murdered last TUESDAY
'Nening. was shot AZ three times 10.
ulsht O. he drove In hts automobile
through the town OF Baldwin near
here. None OF the bullets struck him
The doctor was on his way home from
Rockville Center where he had been
10 attend patient
Dr. Carman told the police the story
OF the attack upon him lie had been
out making professional calls all az.
t"rnoon and passed through Rock.
VIE Center on his way home There
he met Garland Gaden. an actor ana
invited him 10 ride home with him
l'aden accepted my invitation"
continued Dr tarman In telling his
story. and got into the car. We
stopped IN store and a. We again
Got into the car. I noticed a man on a
hicNcle near the curb We drove OF
without paving any particular attent.
ION Co the man
When about mile and n half out
or town ] heard report and thought
one or the tires had exploded NV
friend rot out of one side - the ma
chine and ! got out of tho other As
soon a. ! put my foot on the ground.
] heard another shot and when I look
ed around ] saw the same man I had
seen when We came out Of tho store
SlahdlhG beside his bicycle with n re-
volNcr in his hand Gaden shouted
'My. God. Carman, he's trying to kill
YOU
We both Jumped into the car. there
was another report and a bullet went
singing by my head Gaden and I
leaned FAR over In our seats to be out
OF range of the bullets. and I opened
the throttle as far as II woulds go"
Reported TO Police.
Dr. Carman. upon his arrival in
Freeport, hurried TO police headauAr-
ters and told his story. sheriff Pet
TT quickly sped To the scene OF the
shooting In high-powered automo-
bile. closely followed by posse. AT
midnight an automobile full OF detec-
tives and policement went to the scene
and other detectives were rushed OF
10 the nearby town OF baldwin, Rock
Vile Center and Lyndbrook To hunt for
the man on bicycle described by
= Dr Carman
The authorities placed special sig
nihcance upon the fact that the would
be assassin was said to have been rid
/ ing on bicycle During the night
tconnnued on Page Nins)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
HUERTA TO TURN REINS
OYER TO SEN. LASCURAIN
HEAD Is FOUND
For Torso Caught in Mohawk River
and Identification Is Expected
Soon.

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. July g.
Positive identification Of the head and
ether parts Of a woman's body taken
from the Mohawk river near here Sat
urday Is expected by officials within
a few hours. The head was recovered
about a mile from where the torso
was found June 10. 4 servant girl
employed In the city tonight produced
photograph that In many respects
corresponds 10 the head found. Detec-
tiyes are trying 10 locate "a physician
who performed an operation on the
girl In the photograph. and with his
aid Il Is hoped the Identification OF
the murdered woman can be estab-
lished
Officials refuse TO give the name 0f
the supposed victim or Of the girl who
produced the photograph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
REPUBLICANS TO FIGHT
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
DECLARE THERE Is JOKER IN
1T THAT WILL CAUSE Flu
TURE EXPENDITURES.
Trade Commission Bill Occupies
Attention Of the Senate-May
Vote Soon.

WASHINGTON. July 5-Altboueb
congress really is interested in only
Two subjects, passage Of antitrust
LEGISLATION by the senate and ad
Journment. a handful OF Republican
senators expect 10 inject a little life
INTO the matter of-course proceeding
or that body before the sessions end
ana promise 20 make a particularly
hard night TO prevent the passage OF
ne river and harbor appropriation
This bill as Il passed the house
carried about $40. 900 900 and 10 mis-
amount the senate added about
10000 600. Republicans who opp0se
n declare that the measure also prr-
vides authority for the expenditura
IN future years OF more than
S4O.OOO.OO In addition. and the sena-
tors are determined TO oppose IN fo
me hnish. Senators Borah. Burton
shd Kenyon are leading figures in the
night They think they will get sun
port from the Democratic side OF the
Aside from the fight on this meas-
uIe the senate is showing little inter-
est In what's going on in conrress
me trade commission bill Is now un D.
der consideration. but It's appearanco
each day ~ the scheduled hour fnds
ouly y dozen or more senators pres
ent ana teW Of them apparently con
cerned in the debate on its pro
visions. Twice an effort 70 get an
hEreement 70 take vote has been
unsuccessful. though action may
come before the week closes Tha
Two other trust bills still are In tho
hands OF senate committees and
probably will not b. completed fo-
several days Might sessions proh
sbly will b. resorted 90 during tho
week % clear up the calendar and
some leaders FtIl hope FOR adiourn-
ment In six or seven weeks
a comprehensivs Program.
While the house is chahng over de-
lay IN adjournment the maiorItv lead.
ers are going ahead with u program
which n carried out 90 compilation
(oonanusd on Page ElsvsnN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
AFTER CLERKS
20 Join the Strike-Seidel
10 Coming.

PtTTSBT RICH. Pa. July The
clerks In the Westinghouse plants. af.
feCted BY the strike Of 10000 workers.
were called on to-day in "a resolution
adopted al strikers mass mectinE
10 leave their work and Join tho
strikers AZ the beginning OF the
strike. tho strikers say. the clerks Ge.
clared they would waik out 10 strike
breakers were brought into tho planfs.
According 90 the statement at .ey.
rral speakers who addressed tho mass
meeting. strike breakers are not work.
ing
n was announced that former MAYOR
Emil Scidsl Of Milwaukee. would
come to East Pittsburgh. Tuesday. to
apoEd a week with the strikprs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
ACCORDING TO PRIVATE DIS.
PATCHES RECEIVED BY
ADMINISTRATION.
Is Last Effort to Restore Peace
Officials Await Result Of
Mexican Election.

WASHINGTON. July -Washins.
ton government officials and others
interested IN the Mexican situation
awaited anXiOusly tonight for details
OF the elections held today In which ID
was sought to choose successor 10
General Huerta. Up 10 a late hour
nothing had been heard from the cleo.
tion except that one had been held
and the voting was very light.
The fact that few votes were cast
caused no surprise either in official
quarters or among the agents Of the
Mexican COnsututionalists in Wash
inEtOn, because it was generally
known that only a few citizens in tho
vicinity Of Mexico City would vote.
The question now raised In the minds
LOT observers OF conditions rs whether
General Hucrta would declare the
election valid should some one have
been chosen TO succeed him
While an early report from Mexico
city said ~ was believed General Hu.
erta had been the favOrite in tho
voting for the presidency. the general
belief prevailing here was that Hucrta
had not been a candidate and that DO
was the intention in the election To
choose Pedro Lascurain as president
VT Lascurain was minister of foreign
affairs when President MaderO and
NlNce President SuarcZ were slain
and the Constitutionalist successor to
the presidency
Turn Government over
deliberations we're received today
ir private dispatches from Mexico
city that HuDrfg. in final effort 10
restore peace. Intended to turn the
government over fO i-asCuraiu. who Boo
turn would name some constitutional
Iat as minister of foreign affairs Then
LasCuraiu. according to these reports.
would resign. leaving the consultation
Hllsf minister of fOrolEu affairs to sue.
coed to the presidency Iuerta would
uH assigned fo some foreign post hy
lIFrurain before the Iator'F rpsirna.
ton
Concerning tho differences between
General tHrrarEa and General villa.
now being considered in 70 conference
~ rturr -rnfafIvos Of tho rival leaders
az TOrrcou. unofficial reports reached
Washington tonight that satiafactury
adjustments were about to Boz reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
AUTOS COLLIDE
Ard one Man is Probably Fatally
inIured-Others Not seri
ously Injured

OCEAN CITY. ~ T. July . One
person was probably fatally Injured
and two others seriously hurt in n
collision between two automobile
near here today In one of tho cars
were ". %. Roland Of Bethaycrs pa
who wa7 driving and four friends.
who we're returning from Cape Nav
Tho occupants of the other machine
were % A. Ieadley and his son of
Su odrehOrO. y 2 The cars came 20.
Enfher In roundlnE q curve. Roland
was injured Fo badly that he is not
expected fO recover while Gilbert
Nichols Of Wilmington ral q mem.
hrr of Roland a party and tho elder
headleJ we're less seriously injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
MADE GOOD HAUL
Thieves Enter FoUansbee Home and
Get Away Win Cash and Jew.
elry-Police Have Clue.

special Dispatch to tbr Intelligence.
FOLLANSBEE W. Va. July g A
robbery was committed early this
morning whom two young men entered
the homo OF T j Monah8n. of This
city. and made their EctfRay with $50
in cash. two gold watches and one val.
liable rIuE Burglar tools had been
used and one of Tho windows forced
and The house rHnsaskpd while VT
and Mrs MOuaHan slept The rob.
hcry was committed early this morn
inE and O. thought to have been done
hF two local YOUNG mon who were
seen loafur In that vicinity late in tho
HIAhi The police are working ON thr
'Il'. ana arrests u'I I.0Iv follow
soon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
PROMINENT cHURcHMAN DEAD

ST LOUIS. July Rev. w. n
Palmore. of 81. Louis. editor and pub
Usher OF the Christian Advocate. died
too day at the home OF a niece in Rich.
mond. Va. according to telegrams re
ceived here tonight DR. Palmore. ac-
cordmg 10 close friends. has left his
entire fortune, estimated at more than
500. 600. 10 the Methodist Fpisrooai /
church, South His paper will be con
unued and his income will be devoted
10 the care OF widows and orphans
Or. Palmore In 1908 declined the
vice presidential nomination on the
Prohibition ticket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
BARRED
Gates 70 Sycamore Mn clossd on Al
visitors Yestsfday-Teddy 20
Make Speech In South.

OYSTER BAY. July The gate
leading 10 Sycamore Hu was barred
today Tor the first time in years and
'olonel Roosevelt was inaccessible
from tho outer world
if was learned today that Colonel
Nno''NDli t1frishoa the hope aa
strongly as h' expressed 10 in 1912
o. breaking up 'tla solid south"
through the Progressive narfv al
lhcuEh hc has given up his trip 10
mo farIhc coast on account of the
condition Of lIs health and has can
cfUed several other ruEarrmrnta. Do
aErfed 20 EU fo New Orleans rrvf
m9ttu 90 make speech De prob.
a~iy VIII make few other speeches
in the south during this frip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
ALLIANCE
Between Huerta and zspsta Is Ru.
mored IN Mexico city-crisis Is
Imminent.

VERA CRUZ. July 5.-It Is rumored
here that an alliance between General
Huerta aud Emiliano Zapata. the revo-
lutionary leader. IL to be formed soon
such 2 combination Is regarded bv
most MeNicans az inconceivable on
account OF the long enmity Zapata has
borne Huerta, who az a general under
Maoero gave him the hardest fight he
But the report brought here an
pears 20 leave little doubt that Huerfa
nas entered into negotiations win fhe
Morelos chieftain. who has fought
steadily and consistently every GOV.
ernment since Porhrio Diaz
Crisis is Imminent.
Both here and In the capItal the con.
NIctlon exists that a crisis is immi.
utht. buJ only vague reasons are ~.
ItIeu LOT the fear that the next Few,
Gays VIII see development. Recent
atements By President Huerta have
hot been such as 10 Indicate that ba
contemplate abandoning his mower
out quite 10 the contrary
however. MoXiCana Droulfnept Il,
me political. commercial and social
ilte or the capital. have been ioininr
increasing strength. the army OF
sElll Hes. Several foreirners. other
man brltlsh have taken the advice Of
1lr Lionel Garden the British minis.
,er' 10 get out Of what he reEards a.
dangerous territory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
TOY CANNON
Gets In lts Deadly Work When Fol.
lansbee Lad is Badly Injured.
Boy VIII Recover.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 ne IntoilIFonccr.

Special Dispatch 90 tIe Intelligence.
FOLfANSBEE. W Va. July o.
William Mcbride. Young man Of this
place. was seriously injured yesterday
when he was shot In the leg by "a toy
cannon The cannon was one Of the
muyzlo.loading kind. and exploded
when Mcbride was trying to make his
getaway after lighting the fuse The
heavy waddinE struck him in the cal-
~ the leg and inflicted very painful.
though 10 is not thought dangerous.
injuries The limb was badly torn and
lacerated but the attending physician
stated that he thought the injured
member could be- saved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
THREE KILLED
Ard ore Fatally Injured When FreIaht
Train Hits Auto-inlured
Man VIII Die

AURORA. uI. July Three per
sons we're killed and one fatally in.
Jured when a Burlington freight train
struck an automobile early to-day near
Shabbona. lll
The Dead
%. y p Greedy ard wife. Of Lee, 900.
Mrs. Z. w. Richardson. Chicago
The Injured
{. W. Richardson. Chicago.
uchardson was taken 90 a hoaDIfaI
~ Waterman. lll. but there socua 10
oe no chance that he could survive
a ciurnp of trees a. the infcreerfIon
~ the road and the track hid fhc ap.
proachlnF train from Or Grcclv who
vas driving the automobile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
WHOLESALE ARRESTS AND MUCH
BOOZE CONFISCATED In MARION

Special Dispatch 90 rFc Iuteuircrrer
FAlRMONT. w Va. July ON.
GERS RIggs and Walker. special dcpu.
ties uf state Commissiouer Uluo. ar.
rested 81 men and confscatrd five
wagon loads OF beer to-day The Of
hcers raided a ball game near Nor.
wood. arresting sir men and getting a
htE OF beer The men are charged
with violating tho Yosf prohfbifior
law AT gave bond of $500 each BE-.
Tore Justice Musrroyc fof the eraud
jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
HUERTA
Looks Like Winner IN Mexican Elec.
bn.1i9ht vote Cast arc prsc-
ticaily Unanimous for Dictator.

MEXICO CITY. July 5.-Elections
for president. vice president. deputies
and senators were held to-day ln that
portion OF the republic controlled BY
the huerta government In Mexico
'ity there was an almost complete
sbsfention from yoting. and indfrsr-
ence was manifested everywhere.
General huerfa appeared TO b.. the
faforite candidate Tor the presidencs.
and Generhi Blanquet. the present war
minister. for the vice presidency.
president Huerfta. u Il reported. re-
ceived virtually unanimous vote OF
confidence The returns indicate the
reelection Of all present members of
IN" chamber OF deputies and the
senate
The lightest vote Ia many Years
vas cast both In the capital and near.
by towns
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Later the officers raided the COM
missary on tbo B a. s. construction
work two miles from this city. and ar
rested d. men and secured 81 kegs of
beer. In salons of whiekev and 3 GAL
Ions Of gin and brandy AU f2 are in
'ail The liquors were hauled here
and stored hy the officers A gang
ot 90 was arrested later AZ Montana
WhoI0eaI" arrests are promised late
of The Nost law by ofBccrs working
hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
PROHIBITION
Temperance Workers = Ohio start
Statewide Movement Against
Liquor Traffic

COLUMBUS. O. July 5-Tcmper.
ance forces OF the state. undor the
leadership OF the Ohio AntlSaIoon
league. to-day began the real strti gcle
for state wide prohibition. Petitions
Tor the submission 90 the voters next
November Of proposed amen ntment
70 the state constitution. prohibiting
the sale, manufacture for sale and
importation for sale" % intoxicating
liquors as a beverage. We're put in cir
culation az meetings held In churches
In nifty cities and villages