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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-03-27
TO TRAIN WORKERS.
Colorado School of Mines Offers Scien
tific Education to Miners.

Colorado School of Mines Offers Scien.
tfio Education to Miners.
The faculty of the Colorado State
School of Mines has taken steps to
make Colorado the most efficient and
safest coal mining state in the world
The faculty, through William G.. Hal
dane, acting president, has arranged
short course in coal mining for the
benefit Of coal mine employees.
1t is thought that with expert in
struction furnished free of charge to
the men who work in and about min
ing properties of coal companies, acct
dents will become fewer. and coal min
ing will be placed upon a highly eff
cient basis
The course also is intended to aid
materially candidates for positions In
coal mines to pass the required state
ing coal mining.
There will be no fees for instruction
In the laboratory material actually
consumed will be charged for, also two
or three textbooks, the total expense
not to exceed $5.
In this way all ambitious coal miners
who desire to learn the scientific side
of their work will be given an oppor-
tunity to attend school at minimum
cost
The course will open Wednesday,
April /, and will end Wednesday, May
q. Five branches will be taught, In
Guiding mining. chemistry, mathemat-
les, mechanics with drawing and geol-
o9v.
But LIg1i.
Cholly | have something on my
mind. Wobaht Robert Stop min.
ute. Sure enough. there is cobweb
on top Of your head Baltimore Amer.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-03-27
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do you like your new mamma, Har
ry?"
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cause she is pretty?"
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incest vase yesterday and she blamed
1t on the maid Judge.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-03-27
SMOKE cigars made in Hamilton

REFUSE to buy bread from your
grocer unless it bears the label of
the Bakers Union.
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-03-27

Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council of Hamilton, Ohio.
Endorsed by the Middietown Trades
and Labor Council of Middieiown o.
Endorsed by the Labor Legislative
League of Butler, Preble and Mont
gomery Counties.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914.

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-03-27

Cholly | have something on my
mind, Wobaht. Robert Stop min
ute. Sure enough. there is cobweb
on top Of your bead Baltimore Amer.
lean.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
BR5SIDEN CONDEMNS
 WAR QUIZ

WASHINGTON. Dec. Congress went into session at noon today. Near ly every seat 10 both the House and Senate was 6iied.
 Tn bis message to Congress. Presi. dent Woodrow Wilson announced that he was opposed to the resolution of Congressman A. p. Gardner to inyes, ,isate the war preparedness of the United States.
 The resolution to probe the size of our national defense said the mes sage. "is an unwise way of handling 9 question which might create very un- favorable international impressions. 2.
 Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo submitted to Congress an estimate that tho government expenses for the next fiscal year would be ninety mil lions oi dollars.
 The secretary of agriculture asked for an appropriation Of S2I.0o0 for the administration of the Alaska forestry service.
 Ask Money for Aiassa.
 Other Alaska appropriations asked wore Included in the river and har- h--r hf1f T'hav nro og follows.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
RICH MAN AND
 GIRL ARRESTED

CHICAGO Dec. 7.-It was learned here today that Col. Charles Alex ander 8 Rhode Island millionaire is under arrest at Providence on charges of violation of the Mann Act and that Miss Jessie E. Cooper, 8 Los Angeles beauty whose name is linked with that of Alexander also is under arrest on Q charge of attempting to bribe federal officials to aid her in scheme to blockmail Alexander to the extent Of $5O.0OO
 Both Alexander and Miss Cooper are well known in Chicago During 3 visit or Miss Cooper here. -Alexander paid her marked attention The cou- pie arc alleged to have left here to- gether.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
OF
 CARRANZAiS IS AIM

CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. 7-Gener. als Villa and Zapata met today at Ze- cimuco md after 9 conference an nouced publicly that they would work together and that each would retire Go private life when their work was ac- compiished.
 General Villa said his forces would at once begin 9 vigorous campaign against Carranza Villa and Zapata wll reenter Mexico City tomorrow.
 A New Revolution.
 Fl Paso advices say Jose Pinez Saia- gar and Emilio Campa have declared 9 revolt against both Villa and Carran- 70 and viii wage war in Central Chi huahua.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
ACCII IS SEND 3 TO
 HOSPITAL

Accidents befell three men Saturday and today, and as result the injured men. all of whom will recover are in St. Ann's hospital.
 E Darker. a l0ngshoreman lost his balance while at work on an elevated coal tram at the city dock at n'oe o'clock Saturday night and plunged headlong to the dock, a distance of a feet He was unconscious untn one o'clock Sunday morning Banker Is suffering from deep eontuslons of the scalp. and from shock. He is resting comfortably today and VIII soon re. cover
 While working on an oil tank at Che Standard On depot a mile down the beach. the high wind picked up VII, liam Blddle at g o'clock this morning and hurled him to tho ground, @ dis. tance Of 20 feet No bones were bro ken, but Riddle is suffering from sc we're bruises and will be In tho hospital for several days.
 John Hayeock. employed at Thans, Tell from tbe tram leading to Inc crush ing plant at six o'clock Saturday eve ning. while on his way to work, and suffered a badly sprained back. For 9 time it was feared Haycock's back had been broken. Be rolled down tbe hin. after falling eighteen feet to the ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
WILSON TO WORK;
 NO HOLIDAY PLANNED

WASHINGTON Dec. I-President Woodrow Wilson win not taiso New Year holiday this year. but will re- main ia Washington all winter.
 The President announced his inten. tion of remaining in Washington all winter in letter to Mayor Sauclor, of Pass Christian Miss. in response to the mayors invitation to spend Q few weeks at that place
 Last year the President passed the holiday season at Pass Christian, and returned vigorous and sun-browned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
MouLp DQERr raAEsIc.

CHRISTIANIA, Norway Dec. 4.--A Finnish committee has visited Sweden and the northern part of Norway for the purpose of Investigating the pos 8lbilty of diyerting traffic to upper Finlaad by way of Naryik in Norway.
 While the war lasts 1t IS expected that goods from Mediterranean and transatlantic countries, as well as from Norway. bound for Finland, Petrograd and other parts Of Russia will be car ried by this route
 Duriug the coming winter inc transport from Korunei to Hapmanda' 2 distance of 26 iliometers, VIII be py horse traction but next year IS eH- pected that part of the Haparanda rail- way Will be completed,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
GRAVES. OF DEAD
 BELOW GROUND

Petrograd, Dec. 7.-Phe wood ed country for miles around Bre- zizny, near Lodz, is described by dispatches from the front as a graveyard.
 The dead and wounded are said to have been so thick that the Russian hospital corps to- day, after working for three days and nights, had not cleared the battlefield where thousands of Germans fell during the ter rife and bloody battle of Friday and Saturday
 The Russian success near Lodz is said to be due largely to the bravery Of General McCui- logh's troops, and the wonderful endurance of the Siberian troops, who bore the brunt of the Ger man attack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
CARDINAL BLAMES
 8ASONS IN MEXICO

BOSTON. Nov. 27-That a Mason ic conspiracy. has for two years de- luged Mexico v{ith blood tlraining it's resources and bringing atheism and anarchy. was the accusation put forth by Cardinal o'connen in call ing on every Catholic in this country to protest against the recognition Of any government in Mexico which does net guarantee perfect freedom of re ligion. This was the substance of the first address delivered by the cardin- al since his return from the consis- tory in Rome.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
RIVER AND HARBoRs
 BILL TO BE RESUMED

WASHINGTON, Dec. l-Ihe com- mittca on Rirers an Harbora @iii meet again in an effort to agree on the appropriation bin to be presented when Congress- couvenes this month. Representative spnrkman. of Florida chairman of the committed says that the bii will be pruned very careful ly. and that it should carry no more than S2O.OOO0O0. The committee has difficult task. on account of the sec tonal dissatisfaction that is bound to result by the looping off of approp- riauons for river improvements.
 The politicians of the interior states will wage a vigorous war for the con tlnuation of river and canal improve ments.
 It is said today that Che bill will be pared to tho bone providing only for existing projects. and possibly. a few urgent projects which have lately been approved by tbe war dopartment
 Simultaneously with the consider9- tou of the bnl this month, the Nation al Rivers and Harbors Congress will meet in Washington The dates nom- ed are Dec 9. DO and H. and Presi- dent Wilson has been invited to at etud and make tho opening address. It is believed the President will ac' cept the invitation iu defense of the g,i,,,f,frfroffon1s ordering the pruning of tho appropriation bill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
MoRRIa IN PRINoEls PALAoE.

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 7.-Ira Morris, the new United states minister to Sweden, lias leased Prince Williams country house "Oakhilp' near Stock holm. which contains some sixty lnome large bail aud lourg9 It Is beautlfuly furnished, its contents in-
 adins many artistic and interesting "reminiscences from the period of the Princes marriage with Princess Ma ria Of RUgsia
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
DR. WILEY BLAmEs
 TEETH FOR ILLNESS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Dr. liar yey W. Wiley in an address of the Pierce School here ct lhe formal op. ening Of the free dental clinic by the National Capital Dental Society ex- pressed the belief that the ravages of bad teeth are far more serious in re- suits than is aavisitation of smallpox pr. Wiley declared that far more per sons would de and more lives would be wrecked as the result of bad teeth than from smallpox.
 He predicted that the day is com ing when the medcal and dental inc spectors for schools will be selected before. the teachers and principal are chosen. He also believes. he says. thal che time IS not far distant when children with bad teeth will be kept out of school until they arc treated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
YOUNG GIRLS BODY
 IN CHURCH BASEMENT

SACRAMENTO. Dee. 7-The body Of Margaret Killings, aged 10 years, was found ln the basement Of the German Lutheran church here yesterday The body bore evidence that the girl had been assaulted and then strangled to death. David Fountain. the church janitor. has been arersted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
HOME TOWN CELEBRATES.

LONDON, Dec. 7-Despite the re- cent feeling of antagonism toward An- drew Carnegie by his townsmen at Dunfermline, Ccotland, which brought about the pelting of the statue erected in his honor and the withdrawal ol hlms Of Carnegie rom che theatres, the birth place of the aged philonthro- pist. celebrated yesterday his 79th birthday. The misunderstanding which caused the demonstration arose over an expression Of the Laird praia- Ine the Kaiser and eXcusing him in part for the outbreak of war
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
PEOPLE OF GERMANY
 DON'T LIKE THE NAMES

BERLIN, Dec LA patriodc cam paign to bar from Germany all foreign names of diseases now designated with Russian, French or English terms has been inaugdrated by German med ical men. It is urged that Latin or Crock terms be used If, no German oouiyalent exists 4 committee Is suegosted to draw up a list of accept able German equivalents for the more common terms borrowed from the en- emies tongues.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
MONTENEGRO WILL
 FIGHT; AID ASKED

PETR0GRAD. Dec 7.-Ning Nicho. iaB. of Montenegro, has tolegaphed The Bourse Gazette that third of his army has fallen on the battlehoid
 "Nevertheless," King N'choias adds, Montenegrlns will continue to defend their country and will deliver attacks on the enemy's territory until their means are exhausted. The Montene- grin people will be most grateful for either in money or sup plies
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
FRENCH AND GERMAN
 TROOPS ARE FRIENDLY Y''

PARIS. Dec. 7-A French aviator returned rom the front declares to- day that lhe French and Bayarian
 troops, whose trenches are close to- gether get along famoueiy having an agreement to ceQso iiring ae cer- tain hours, both uslne the same spring for water At Che spring they barter coffee and tobacco and often brew their conee together
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
 FOO TolS

A man answering to tue name of John Ross vas arerated Saturday night on complaint sworn out by q. N. Giovmetd, as being implicated in the robbery Of the latter last Tuesday night at his store. He was arraigned by U. S. Commissioner Marshall at 70 o'clock this morning and will be given 9 hearing tomorrow morning. The de- fendant made no atatement and is now In the Federal jail, pending she hearing.
 The clue leading to tho arrest was furnished by 9 man whose Identity is kept eecret for the present who claims to have seen Ross running from the scene of the hold-up. He was conduct ed to Q room where there were sever al men and instantly picked ont by the defendant as the man. Later Gl- ovanetti also identified tho same indi- viduol as the man who pointed the gun at him and sworo Go the complaint on which the arrest was made
 Chief of Police William McBride gays that he has found Q blue bandan- pa handkerchief with a knot tied in it that resembles one owned by Ross at Che time he was prisoner in the city jail on former occasions.
 Ross has been in and about Juneau for the past 1S months and works at longsboring some tines according to Chief Mcbride. He lives in one of the Randle cabins along Inc waterfront near Che City dock
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
COAST ARTILLERY SHY
 OF MEN AND OFFICERS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Ten thou- sand more mon and sixty-iive more officers arc needed for the Coast Ar tllery branch Of the United States army. Brigadier General Weaver tes. aaed today before the House com mittee on military
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
rAEr lN HgAlTa eUAR18.

NEW YORK, Dee. 7.-Former Pres ident Wm. IT. Tat has joined the Nat 3onal Health Guards. who have launch ed O. long-life movement The organ ization is to loo extended to all the States, in order .o interest aii Ameri' cans in health conservation. D. A Rittenhouse originator ot me laea' says that 2.500 unnecesosry deaths oc- cur each day and tnat the wars oi our. country arc fought by loft and nn- trained vounteere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
 BlI

LONDON, Dec. 7.-The Geneva Jour nal ioday published davae Ns~s Agency dIspatch from suehaesss tne capital of RoumsnIaj ln which it oe- claroo the Roumanlan government 1as secretly decided Co enter Che var on tho eide Of tie allieg, but hopee to de- Ter the noo8oslty of taking armoi lntti next oprln9.
 From varIouo point5 today came ncwe that ludlcatea an understanding hao been roaehed by tho hitherto nea- Nal Balkan etates, that they wiil coon. or or iators enter tho war as aa.a'ly o' tbo aIliee.
 According to the Athoue coToapond. ont of The telegraph, dlpiomate oi servla and Bulgaria already have el9n- ed an agreement which cannot keep Bulgaria from entering tho otrue9le.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
EEW RooKIEs APPLY

NEW YORK. Dec. TIA London special says: Recruiting throughout the north of England is proceeding slowly Within the last four days Manchester. with population Of 600,- 900 has supplied only 400 recruits through a total of 50 recruiting de- uotr
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
AAMauRa DESERTED
-ll.A-

PARIS. Dec. 7-Hambvrg. Germany is reported as utterly desolate. Ho- tel rooms can be had for 90 per cent. of the usual prices
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
GIRL ACCUSED OF
 ROBBERY ENDS LIFE

PORTLAND. ores Dec 7.-Martha Fairman, 16 years old, member of Q good family Killed herself yester- day by drinking poison She had been accused of rifling the lockers at the Multnomah Athletic Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
NORTH SEA FLEET
 STRONGER THAN EVER

LONDON. Dec. 7.-Despito tho loss of the Audacious aud other British warships. four new 2O-lmot French su- pordreadnaushts, siater ships put in commission since tho opening Of tne war, bring the allied fleet In the en- tire North Sec fleet up to at least 6o4OO tons greater than it was four months ego.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
ITALY AND eALNANs
 MAY YET JOIN WAs

NEW YORK. Dee. IA London special to the World aays that Italy and the Balkans are expected to join tho Allies and cause 9 wide extension of war operations after the first of the year Secret negotiations are said to haTe. composed the differences betWeen Buigaria and Roumaniai which haye been a stumbling block
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
llInn Hnnnrn enrhe.

NIsH. Sewia. Dec. liking Peter returned today from 9 visit to the Southern theatre of war where he thanked the servian troops for their valor. and decorated over five hun. dred wlth hero medals
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
PLAN TO HONOR WON
 MULLER BLocNAoED

LONDON Dec. Capt. Karl yon Muller. commander Of tho German cruiser Emden, is being brought to England where he win be confined as Q prisoner of war.
 This move it was explained today was necessary 10 avoid a controversy which appeared 10 be threatening In Australia, where proposal to give von Muller great reception as 2 mark of his great daring, was entnus- iasdcally received by Australians
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
DUNKiRR AND osTENp
 SAID TO BE BURNING


 LONDON Dec. 7-Dunl.irk and 0a- tend, coastal seaporte are reported to be in flames as result oi the con stant shelliug by dormaa artillery
 Am official dispatch rom Berlin says the Germans have evacuated Yenelies, obeoause of the continuous Fronoh ar tllery fire. which was causing an unr necessary loss of lifc in Che German ranks
 The French war office gave ont the following communication In Paris this afternoon; in the Hger region we arc continuing our attack on a few entronchments still held by Inc enemy on the left bank Of ihe canal
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
cHlNEsE TO BE SENT
 10 RUSSIAN CITIES


 SEOUL Korea. Dec. 7-rhe Rus sian government intends to transport large number of Chinese cooiies 70 Moscow ana Petrograd aa ia1or is scarce in those cities on account ol lbC war.
 A new cattle market has been opon. cd In the province of Hamyong and large exportotaion of cattle to Rus sia ia taking place.
 The Towing importance of Fusan a8 shipning center is evidenced by lhe decision to build another bis dock and ahiprepalrlng yard ct ,hat port Formeriy aii vesaeis had to Do eent 10 Japan for tepaira.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
.,9''''9 aSVs s,s'1 BEEN CENSORED

PARIS. Dec. 7-An Amsterdam special says The truth about the war is gradually pormeating Germany Authorities are taking drastic meas ures to prevent people rom discuss' ing too freely events at the front.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
BERNARD IS NAMED
 TO HIGH POSITION

VANCOUVER, B. C.. Dec. 7-Franll s. Bernard. of Victoria has been ap- pointed Lieutenanr Governor of Brit isb Columbia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
FRANK MUST DIE.

WASHINGTON Dec. a - The su- nrema court today refused to issue writ of review Of the conviction and sentence to death Of Leo M. Frank the Atlanta factory foreman who killed Mary Phagan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
{ ODE IS
 0GCyPIE
 BY YTEyT0N

LONDON, Dec. 7.--A disatch from Berlin today announces that "Lodz, Russian-POIand's second largest city, has fallen, the Germans marching into the city Sunday, and taking occupa- tion.9
 An official dispatch frOnyPe- trograd says that the Novo yreynan's correspondent at the front telegraphs his. paper of the details of the bombardment of Lodz. He said:
 "The smelling of Lodz began a week ago, and became heayer and heavier until German shells were landing in the town at five minute intervals, setting ire to many buildings. From the bat tlefeld the town appeared to be enyeloped in flames.
 Wednesday the Germans at tempted to enter Lodz but were driven back with great loss by the Russians, who fought at close range with the bayonet.
 Lodz is in pitiable cOndi- ton. The inhabitants have but Ia scanty food supply; there is no employment as the factories have long since been closed; and there has been no regular com- munication between lodz and the outside world for the past two months"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
MORE SEA HAVOC IS
 REPORTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-An unidentified warship is reported to have been 8 victim of a 60- mile gale which is whipping the North Atlantic
 Early reports said the strand- ed vessel was the .. s. S. Kan- sas. but this later was found to be untrue.
 LONDON, peo.-z.-'Afser many dave of silence, the naval eide of the Eu. ropean var again came into promi- .nence today.
 Am official dlepatch from VaIParai- 60, Chile, telling of thc sinlting of the British ateamohip charcae oa Port Carroll, Chile, by the German trana- port Prlnz Eitei- Frederick, was made public by the admiralty The crew of the charoas wao landed forty mlles North of Valparalso.
 TWO swedlsh steamships were vic tims Of mlnes off the Finnish eoaet yesterday When the Luna and Che Ev- erllda were 8unk. Only few mem. bera of the Everllda's crew Were aaved, whlle nearly all of those on the Luna met death.
 Allied Fleet Gathers.
 The Copenhagen correspondent Of The Central News wires that the fol- lowing dispatch has been received from Berlin:
 Forty British and French war ships have gathered at - lname deletod by censor) with the evident intention Of forcing their way through this, however will loo impossible as the forti6cations at - have been greatly strengthened and the water is thickly strewn with mines
 eoeben Being Repaired.
 The famous German cruiser Goeben. which passed Into the hands of Tur- key two months after war had been declared, is reported to be undergo ing repairs from the damage she suf- fered in battle with the Russia Black sea fleet ten days ago. i'm which l2e German crew were killed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
.mILIIoNs, R NEEDED

NEW YORK. Dee. 7.-Johu D. Rock efener jr, announced today thnt the Rockefeller Foundation already had spent S1,OOO,00O for tho relief of the starving people of Belgium and that the foundation further sis ready lo spend millions of dollars if necessary in this direction