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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
FEAR SUBMARINE is LOST
Is Long Overdue, says the British
Admiralty.

LONDON. Oct. 23.-G2:1e a. M
The secretary of the admiralty an
nounces that the submarine boat E-3
commanded by Lieutenant Com
mander George +. Cholmley, IL now
considerably overdue. and it is feared
she has been sunk in the North sea
A wireless dispatch received here
from Berlin on Tuesday said the E-3
had been sunk October IS Sunday
by German warships. Her compile
ment consisted of sixteen men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
DON'T NEED MORE TROOPS
Germany Has Plenty in Field says
Wireless Report.

LONDON. oct. 22.--(1O p. m. -
REPORTS from the Industrial districts
show that the German mining INDUS
trv again is in fun swing and that
often II is necessary for men to Work
overtime. -.,. cr
The commander of the seventh Ger
man army corps has declared that a
general calling out of the landstrum
is unnecessary as enormous numbers
of the landwehr are still available. lie
adds that 1t is also unnecessary TO car!
on volunteers.
The foregoing dispatch was received
here tonight from Berlin by the Mar
conf wireless Telegraph company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
Driving Russians Rack.

LONDON, oct. 22.-t9:35 .. m 49,
According to Budapest newspaper ad-
vices Reuters Amsterdam CORE
spondent says the Austrian troops
have made further advances on Bu-
kowina After driving the Russians
out of Sereth, twenty-four miles
southeast OF CZehnowitz these advices
say the russians went on to Czeino-
WITT. where they again were forced to
retire in northeasterly direction to-
ward the Russian frontier
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
Emperor and STAFF Retreat

LONDON, Oct. 23. I3.lO u. M =
According to the petrograd cor
respondent Of the Daily News, a mes
sage has been received in the Russian
capital from Warsaw which says that
Emperor William ana the Germah
headquarters staff have retrcated
from Czenstochowl in Russian Po-
land, close to the Silcsiau frontier,
into Silesia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
INDICT LORIMER AGAIN
state Court Gets the ex-senator This
Time.

CHICAGO. oct. 22.-Nllllam LOTT
mer former occupant of seat in the
United states senate, president or the
derunct la sale Street Trust say
mgs bank, Cour other bank otfioiais
and John Is. ScagraNes, chlef clerk III
tbe office Of the state auditor. were
indicted in the state court here today
charged with conspiracy. embezzle-
ment and larceny in connection with
the closing Of the bank.
TN, other defendants were c. B.
Nnnday. vice president; II. W. Hut
tic director: Thomas Mcdonald. cash
irr and Charles q. Fox, vice presi-
dent
The La sale street Rank & Trust
COMPANY was closed by the state bank
examiner on June II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
Holland to Build Submarine.

LONDUN, oct 23.-I.OV 4. m =
A Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam
says thr Netherlands minister of ma
rine yesterday asked the chamber for
a credit OF $l50.00O as the first pay
ment for four torpedo boats which
will be built in Holland. TO replace
four ordered In Germany and seized
~ the German government.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
CARY dinners were
Grown" IN HISTORY
STEEL TRUST PROUD OF AC-
C0MPLISHMENT SAYS
ATTORNEY.
Says Steel Corporation Leads the
World in It's Treatment
of Employees.


DHI.ADEIPHIA oct ., The
,,,,. ..,t,.,,..,... ,....t.,.,.
20 ~ '''''' w P'' '''
"i li'e lou "Ou steer luanulacOlliris
OF the country came to discuss the sit
uation In the dark DAYS Of the panic
Of 1gO7 "ars. l,Yrol and , ,,ou,, A.,
.,..
'''' '''''"' "' ''' 'i""S''' SUI" i'l'"-
ard Y. l.lndabury iu his argument for
, the defense todaN iu tho federal suit
10 d,ss,l,.o ,,., I,,,,,,, u,.,,.., ,,,ooI ,.r
'''' ''''''
p"Iduoh' instead OF Ap"l"GlHiuE Tor
the action taken by Tho corporation at
that critical r.,iod ~, n,, o..r,,,,,.,s
,
I'''H'IdI history ne hdh'u, th' steer
corporation Is exceedingly proud OF
what n .occnunlishod
H'' '"""'""i5 Salu 'h' H"h anu
steel Industry during the panic was
Incoming dcmor,lizcd. that T. H.
Gary called topetbar manufacturers
to cXchanp. yiovs and IA nrc,rpt yyido
and ,uddcu fluctuations In nricos that
wouId ruin every ono i'm thr busiuoss
A. tho rr4ilt ho said thorc vyus NOT
one fuilurn I'm IN. iron and stool
trad, fnr. tnr. fit.t ,i,n, j.. IN. .,istnrv
,f t,,,,ics A., ,,.i,.. ,,.,,. ri,.d al
,bn Jfrrrrs ,s ,ll,p,d a, mo .pnv-
ornmcut mon. vas tcrritory alInitrd
or .nulIl,t. liu,itnd rn,,rs.l said
spun ~" '''''''
Mr. LiuduhurN concluded his argu-
Wout late today after speaking ten
hours.
Most Of his address today was taken
zap with the conduct Of the stool cor
poration after its organization in
1901. llo denied the government
charges that the earnings Of the cor
poratiou were excessive aud asserted
that on the other hand they were only
ordinary. Tho hillou-dolltr concern
was always tair TO competitors, he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
GAVE LIFE TO DUTY.

JOLIET. lll.. oct - When
Honest Andy MorrisSey. for 20
years an employe Of the Chicago.
Rock Island a. Pacific railroad
was called into the office of the
pension board on August II and
told he would be retired. he
pleaded to he returned to his post
as crossing watchman The board
granted his request and the next
day Morrissey ran 80 feet and
dragged 5-year-Old boy from
the path Of an oncoming express
train but was himself struck by
the train lie died today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
CvNBOAT Is REPORTED ASHORE
Crew Wa> saved but Warship l.
Wrecked

LONDON. oct. 23.--O:S0 q. M -
II is reported that the British tor
pedo gunboat Dryad IL ashore at Kirk
wall. I'm the orkney islands. OF the
coast Of Scotland. Her crew is said 10
have been saved.
Tho Dryad. which was built in 1898,
is 25O feet long and has a speed OF
1875 knots On hour She has been at
tachcd to the navigation school AT
Portsmouth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
Dashed 10 Capital.

4 spectacular feature Of the situa-
tion was dash by President Wilson
in an automobile from golf course TO
the capital to reach there i'm time TO
sign the war revenue bin before ad 10
iouument The president rushed into
the capital followed by secret service
men, AT 5:lj O'Clock. Atdrcd In his
golf clothes and without his reading
glasses he FASTENED into the prcsi-
dents room. where the revenue meas
urc signed by Speaker Clark and SEN
ator clarke, president pro tenn OF the
senate. awaited him. Borrowing
glasses from Senator Hughes of New
Jersey the president signed the bin
and several others which were wait
ing for him.
Senator's ran In and ont Of the pres
idcnts room. holding their Watches
while senator Martin yainly sought to
have approved the resolution which
the house had adopted carly i'm the
day providing for adjournment sine
die at 6 o'clock At every turn he
was met by the nlibustoruE tactics
Of senator Uoke Smith who de
mandcd successive roll calls ON mo-
tions 10 adjourn until tomorrow, to
recess until tomorrow. to proceed TO
consideration Of executive business
This kept the senate busy un,U g
o'clock, the clock in the house hav-
ing been turned back meanwhile iU
the hope that the senate might adout
the resolution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
Her Strange Story.

81 am the defendant. I was mar
ried to Dr. Carman in 1892
Early in the morning OF June go
1914. | went TO New York. spent
the day shopping ] returned TO
Freeport with headache on a train
at o'clock.
As soon as ! got home took Oft
my coat and went to the supper 10 BILE
answered the front door once
admitted "A man | do not know. | still
had the headache at this time After
supper | went right to bed. un-
dressed and put my clothes away.
Then ] put on my nightclothes ana
went to bed. | was ILL., I heard Eliza
beth playing the piano. / told her
20 stop Soon after ! beard shot
and some cOmmotion downstairs
sat up and put on my kimono. | also
put on my slippers. I went down
stairs into the pantry room. | could
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

WASHINGTON, oct. 22.-A cable
gram from the IrcuCh foreign office,
mado public tonight by the French
embassy here, said: The Germans
before Warsaw have abandoned their
defensive position and are in retreat,
pursued by the Russians, who have
captured many prisoners and muni-
tons. The Seventeenth and twentieth
Germany army corps have been dcci-
mated"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

PARIS. Oct. 22.-tt:tO -. ~
Nhc official communication issued BY
the French war office tonight reports
"A continuation of the great battle be
tween the sea and la BasscC, in which
the Bclgians and the allies are hold
ing their ground. Between ArIaS and
the Disc the Germans have met with
equally strong opposition. The text
follows: The activities which the
enemy displayed yesterday did not
SlackeD today. Between the sea and
La Bassce the battle has continued
with Just as great violence, without
the Germans being able 20 forcr back
the Belgian army or the French aud
British troops. simultaneously he
tween Arras and the Disc, the enemy
hns made determined efforts which
have at no point been crowned with
success. In the Argonnc region we
have made progress between 81. HUI
bert and lie Iour De Paris. 10 the
north of Ncrdun we have gained
ground al paumont and Bradbant ON
the Ncusc. In the WOcNre region Wa
have rcpulNcd an attack on Champ
lon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

BERLIN, Oct. 22.-NiA Am~tcr-
dam and London, $50 p mD-'ihe
German war office makes public the
following dispatch received from gen
cral headquarters of the army, dated
this (IhurEday) forenoon; The fight
Ing on the User canal -till continues
Eleven British war vessels assist the
CncmN'S artillery. East Of DiNmudc
the enemy was rcpulsCd, our troops
have advanced successfully in the iii
reCtiOn of Nprcs. The battles Ia the
northwest of Lille aIc very severe
but the enemy 4, slowly rctrCatine
along the whole line Fierce attacks
from the direction of Ioulon heights,
south of TbiauCuurt, were rcpulscd
with heavy lOssCS 10 the French. The
fact Is the British admiral command
ing the fleet OF OstCnd wanted to
lombard the town, but finally was
persuaded by the Belgian authorities
To abstain"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

AMSTERDAM, Via London, oct
1O.-G0;50 u. m)-Ihc Tclrgraaf
says the Germans are TCtrcating from
Middclkcrkc, on tho North SEA. mid
way between OStcnd and Mrstcndc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

BERLIN. Via London, oct IL
GO;25 p. m.)-"On the Nscr canal
heavy fighting l. stiil in progir -, -
according Ia official announcement
tonight from Chicf headquarters. The
enemy was reinforced by ariallcry
fire from the sea at u point To tho
northwest of NicupOrt, but in the en-
gagCmcnt British torpedo boat was
put out of action by our artillery.
Fighting continues To the west of
Lille" the report continues, and here
also our troop, have assumed The Of
fcnsivc and have rcDulscd the enemy
at several points. The English have
lost several machine guns. No decision
has been reached IN the eastern the
afro of the war"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
Gave Up Hope.

When O'Clock arrived Democrat
senators who had been lighting for ad-
jOWum,nt gave mp The house rcso-
luton had automatically dicd, and
Senator stone moved that the senate
go into executive session
Majority Leader Underwood then
FASTENED to the house with fine am
nouucement that there was no hope Of
adjournment OF the session The
house had then bocu waiting some
time without quorum present and
dered
Rcprcsentsl,. Underwood said
later that he did not believe fl would
be possible to get another quorum TO
adopt an adjournment resolution uu-
iii after the elections.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
No Quorum.

M effort was then made to get mp
the adjournment resolution bat tins
was blocked on motion 10 table, made
oN the senator from Georgia.
Immediately q point of no quorum
was made In the meantime tho
house was without a quorum and Rep
rcsentatiNe Underwood conferred with
senate leaders and prevailed upon
them to recess until $50 o'clock be
fore attempting to adjourn. because
It was necessary for the house to have
y qorum present 50 Speaker Clark
might sign the war revenue bill Tho
house quorum liuallv was rounded up.
but when the senate reconVened AZ
3 80 the southern senators resumed
their Giibuster So determinedlv that
hope Of adjournment was soon aband-
oned
The house. after vigorous struggle
throughout he dav. was fully pre-
pared for final adjournment Early
In the day the war revenue bill con
ference report had been agreed TO-.
after brief debate. without even the
formalitN Of record vote Then Ma
iority Leader Underwood brought in
the resolutions for the routine Of final
ADJOURNMENT
Want Cotton trttrn
The supporters OF the cotton relief
measure announced that thcl would
fight adjournment unless they could
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

LONDON, Oct. 22.-(5;50 y. MI
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Flushing says: Nv WcdncsdaN
night and today the Germans made a
violent attack on the cnyirOns Of Os-
tend which was rrpulscd by an cncr-
gctic counter attack by the Belgians.
Eleven British war-hips fired on the
Germans again early today. General
Non Trip and his start, who were TO-
ecthcr IN IeftiBghc, near Middci-
kCrkc. were killed by The fiic of Brit
ish naval guns.
BERLIN, oct. 22-(\ia \mstcr-
dam and London. S:i2 .. m.)-N
German official statement says: In
the northwestern war theatre our
troops are pursuing the rctrcatine
enemy In the direction of OSsowct1
(Russian polHnd). Several hundred
prisoners aud machine guns were
taken. Near Warsaw aud clsewhci"
In Russian Poland. after several day
Of battle, 10 fighting WAS reported to-
day. The situation is -till In a state
OF evolution
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
WAR BULLETINS

PEIROGItND, oct 22-"Ihc rapid
retreat of the Germans from Warsaw
continues" an official communication
issued by general headquarters to-
night says, "1lIr humhardmcut hN
the Cncmy'S heavy artillery has
caused ma essential damage to tho
bridges. In Galiria desperate engage
mcnt~ nrr Still being fought. Dur-
bg the advance IN thr region between
PrlcmyI and the Visual We cap
tuIcd more than thirty officers, two
thousand soldiers ana many rapid
fire guns. 10 the south of prIrmN Il
the Russian operations are develop
ing also with success
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
Many Len Town.

Before i o'clock had arrived. in
fact scores OF representatives and
senator's had left town and others
took late trains
Majority Leader Kern aud other
Democratic senators were equally
dubious Of any adjournment at this
time. but IT was stated that a recess
'lan might be agreed 10 by members
from the cotton states. with tho un-
dersta audlng that bills calculated "a
relieve the cotton states would Doe
taken up after tho election. Senator
lloke Smith said he might agree 10
such plan
Senator Smith and his colleagu ne,
flibustered all day. but after several
hours Welded long enough FOR vote
on the war revenue conference re-
port. which was agreed 10 10y vote
Of 81 to ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

IN AsuNGToN. OCT 2s.-It ap-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-05
SUI AMENDMENT
. UP TO The HOUSE
With the Petition for Prohibi-
tionists, Is Reported With
out Recommendation.

Washington, D. c., May 5.-Joint res
olutions proposing amendments to the
federal constitution to extend the
right of suffrage to woman and for
nationwide prohibition were ordered
reported, without recommendation, by
the house judiciary committee. This
leaves both proposals to the house for
decision without suggestions from the
committee.
The two measures will Immediately
be put in the house calendar. The ac-
ton of the committee enables the
house to directly reach vote if suffi-
cient strength develops. The suffrage
amendment provides the right of cit
liens to vote shall not be denied or
abridged by the United States or any
state on account of SEX 1t was in
troduced by Mondell, and the prohibit
ton amendment was proposed by Hob
son of Alabama.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-05
BODY SUBSTITUTED FOR
MISSING DRY PREACHER

Cleveland, Ohio, May 5.-Police here
today were asked to institute search
for the body of Rev. Louis Patmont,
the temperance campaigner. thought
to have ben killed near here by train
early in April
The body of this man has twice been
exhumed. The first time it was identi-
fled as that of the missing preacher
by his brother. Oscar Patmont. of
Canton, Ohio. The second time friends
of the clergyman were positive that
the body was not that of Patmont
These friends now assert that the
body first exhumed was that of Pat
mont and that it was stolen lafter it
was buried and another substituted
They also claimed today that Patmont
was not killed by train but murder
ed elsewhere. his body brought here
on train, and thrown off.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-05
STRIKERS TO
RETAIN ARMS
IN COLORADO

Denver Col, May st was admit
ted today by those who had hoped tc
force drastic action upon the legisla
ture against the state administration
in connection with the coal miners
strike that little hope for success ex
listed Without particular reference to
party lines, the legislature appeared
almost solidly behind Governor Am
mons.
The question of disarmament of all
factions in the strike zones today be-
came the most important development
in the industrial situation. 1t was re-
ported the strikers in Huerfano coun-
ty had reversed their decision to sur
render arms, while report from Pu-
eblo had it that strikers had succeed
ed in smuggling arms and ammunition
through there to some unknown place.
Strike breakers in the northern coal
fields declared they would work no
longer if the mine guards were dis
armed, unless federal troops were sta
toned at mine properties to protect
them. Operators have taken the po-
sition that they will deliver their arms
to the federal troops when their prop
erty is given protection. By some this
is taken to mean the operators will in
sist upon the actual placing of SOL
diers upon their properties.
The inquest over the battle at Forbes
April 81 was begun today. Coroner
Sipe said he would take the jury to
the scene.
Trinidad, Col, May 5.-Colonel Lock
ett, commanding the Eleventh cav
airy. arrived this morning to take
command of the federal forces in the
Colorado strike field
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-05
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Give IN TO FOELL
Eight Members r e og e
"Ousted" Colleagues to
Escape Jail.

Chicago. Ill. May 5.-John C. Hard
ing. Charles o. Sethness. James B..
Dibelka and Henry w. Huttmann. the
school trustees "ousted" by the mayor.
were recognized yesterday as mem
bers OF the board
Eight members who had fought the
reinstatement OF the four 'ousted'
men abandoned their stand when a
sentence of 80 days In the county jail
for contempt was imposed upon them.
Their defiance was broken. They bow
ed before Judge FoeIl in the superior
court and promised under oath TO
obey his orders. Execution OF the SEN
tence was then indefinitely suspended,
pending their good behavior"
Mrs. Ella F1agg Young will remain
as superintendent Of Chicago's schools.
No action to remove her will be taken
by the trustees opposing her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-05
EXPLOSION IN
PANAMAz0NE
ISFATAL To 8

Panama, May 5.-An explosion this
morning at the government of Panama
dynamite magazine resulted in the
killing of eight persons and injuries to
10 others. The property was de
SsLUlSyS;- r. 5------.. ,--
The explosion. was caused by a
brush fire. Six OF the, dead and most
of the wounded were firemen summon
ed to combat the flames. A man and
a woman watching the blaze from
distance were torn 10 pieces. The con-
cussion shook Panama. 1t obliterated
the magazine and caused considerable
property damage in the neighborhood.
Detroit, Mich, May 5.-Three per-
sons were killed and SO others seri-
ously injured when two crowded
street cars met head-on here today.
Both motormen met death. Nearly
all the victims were foreigners en-
ployed in an automobile factory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-05
Murder Takes Place at
Night in Sleeping Porch
of Residence.
BREACH OVER DIVORCE
Aged Capitalist Had Taken
Sides With Daughter-in-LaW
Evidence of Struggle.

New York, May 5.-Hiram Duryea,
81. retired millionaire starch manufac-
turer and civil war veteran, was muir
dered by his son, Chester Duryea, AZ,
about / a. m today on the rear porch
of the Duryea home, where they were
in the habit Of sleeping. He fired sew
en- shots into his fathers body, the
first from a rife, then emptied re-
volver.
Divorce action begun in 1901 and
which eliminated in Chester being di-
vorced in 1903, is said to have been
the beginning of the trouble between
father and son, the former taking
the side of his daughter-in-law against
his son.
Murderer Remains Silent.
Although the servants said there
was no quarrel between the men be-
fore they retired, an overturned ta-
BILE, a broken screen and books scat
tered about the sleeping porch, led the
police to believe Chester had awaken
ed his father and that a struggle en-
sued. Chester would give no reason
when taken into custody.
The past few days, servants told the
police, he had been acting strangely
and they feared return of a previous
breakdown. In 1909 his father sought
to have Chester removed to a hospital
for observation, but as he was not vi
olent, the request was refused.
At the close of the civil war Duryea
retired with the rank of brigadier-gen-
eral -.a.---
Does Not Know Why He Did II.
In cell at the police station Ches.
ter Duryea said he shot his father when
he received a spiritual message from
George Washington" In saner tone
he added, Il was the best friend OF
my father, and he was my best friend.
Really, don't know why shot him."
Arrangement of Duryea was postpon-
ed until Thursday. Chester was ad-
mitted to the practice of law and had
intended to take up legal business with
the starch company. A cousin said he
was mentally unbalanced owing to
over study.