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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
SITUATION IN HAYTI
WORRIES GOVERNMENT


fBy IeaNed Wire a. Evening Herald,
Washington, Jan. 2t.-As "A result
of "a conference between President
Wilson and Secretary Bryan on the
latest Haitien revolutions, officials
have been considering tho advisa-
hlily 0f adopting some measures 90
insure the continuance ~ constitu-
tionai government in the island re-
public.
The rapid movement toward the
Haitlcn capital or rebels has raised
the question OF Necessity for imme-
diatc action BY the state department
h n should be desired 20 follow the
examples set IN the Dominican Re-
pu0llc by American Minister sullivan
In checking an inclpient revolution
by serving notice that even Il sue
cessfm In the field its leaders would
be refused recognition AZ "a govern
ment by the United States
The Haiiien conErcaa will meet IA
extraordinary session Monday. The
American cruiser Montana is due In
Port au Prince tomorrow. The state
department may take SOME step "a
set any necessary pledges to enforce
its policies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
COMPLAINT AGAINST BACA
Is 4 LENG1sfN ONF

socorro. ~ NJ Jan gf.-Thc In
formation filed against Assessor A..
r. Haca by District Attorr Tittmnn
o. lengthy one and sets forth the
charges with much detail II Is nj
legged that Baca failed and neglected
90 tax the $4,000 acres OF tho Ar
mendnris grant belonging TO the We.
torio Land aud Cattle company un-
der the school levy Tho same charge
Is made concerning 1900 acres 81
the RosQue del Apache grant owned
by tho Socorro company, the Cohol-
iota de Ia Joya grant, the Ia Casa
Colorado grant. property belonging
10 + A. ITubbcll. the Rcd River Cat
tie company, N o. Bursum and Sol
omon Luna. Baca is charged with
relieving isidro Sanchez from taxa
tlon by entering on the Assessment.
reduced by county commissioners
falsely: with falling 90 assess Jose
chavez Haca and various othc"
land owners II n alleged that he
failcd ~ assess numerous mining
claims nnd minr innda ana patented
lands that he displayed incompo-
tcncc by assessing various person
FOR the same land. accepted impor
feet lists Of property raised assesses
mcnts without notifying taxpayers
levied taxes on railroads dlrpropor.
ilonatoly IN various school districts
failed Go gssoss penalties and was
ithcrwisc guilty ~ Irregularities iu
tho administration of tho office for
which reasons his removal from Of
flee S. prayed for.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
TOFFS LOAD
OWN COAL INTO
EXPENSIVE
VEHICLES
Even Private LimOusines Used
as Fuel-WagOns When l0,'
600 Coal Carriers Strike
During Cold Wave.
ALL GLASSES JOIN
IN BREAKING STRIKE

tBy Leased Wire 10 Evo'Lng Herald
London, Jan. 2f.--The tact that
ten thousand coal carriers arc ur
STRIKE In London, was brought home
a. the citizens today by severe cold
wave. The men left work on Tues
day. demanding an Increase OF two
cents ton for loading coat. Thoy
were receiving rs cents "A ton. Thoir
absence from work had not been
generally noticed as the weather
mas been warm To-day the pinch
was felt aud many residents decided
to follow the recsnt example u' the
citizens Of Leeds. who during the
strike OF municipal street swccpers
gas. electricity and water employees
voluntarily carried on the work until
the strike was brokcn
Private iimouAinea, ,nNiCabs. lan-
daus, carts, hand barrowa and even
pcrnmbulators were drawn up this
morning at the various coal yards
whore the owners themselves loaded
the conveyanccs with coai to rop'tn-
lsh their cellars About ice mcdi-
cal students dressed IN white snocks
loaded and cartcd many tons ot coal
t. ,he various hospitals Hotel en-
pioyes in gold braided uniforms,
chauffeurh fatigue parties from
several OF the guard regiments.
,radasmon and many women were
amung those working in the coal
yarde.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
MURPHY BANK.
ACCOUNT To
Be PROBED
District Attorney Whitman
Begins Investigation Of
Tammany Chiefs Books 70
Trace $4,000 Alleged to Be
Extorted From Pittsburgh
Contractor.
tsy LEASED WAe 90 Evening ncraId.l ]

fBy leased Whe 90 Evening Herald ]
New YORK. Jan. 2i.-District Al
torney whitman has begun an Invos-
sieation into the bank accounts OF
Charles y. Murphy leader of Tam
many hall. and Jamca r. Gannoy. his
political and business associate ac-
cording 10 information that came
from the district attorneys offico to-
day.
The Investigation was begun. u Is
understood. In connection with tes-
tlmony before thc grand jury lnvoiv-
ins the alleged exaction OF $4,000
from pittsburgh contractor as the
price for obtaining a controct FOR the
construction OF part of the Catsklil
auueduct.
Receiving telicra al several hanks
and safe deposit companies were IN
conference with Mr.. Whitman today
and we're asked to prepare statements
Of the deposits % the two men. II was
said. for presentation to the srand
Jury next Tuesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
MORE ROTTENEESS
THAN EXPECTED
REVEALED
Inquiry Into Graft Charges in
British Army Canteen Shows
Unexpeoted d Corruption
Prosecutor Says.


lhy leased Wire So Evening iernid.
London, Jan - The inquiry into
charges of graft In connection with
the purchase of supplies for the Brit
ish army canteons is revealing bribery
and corruption even more extensive
than WAS at hrn believed posaihle,
according - u statement by r. -.
Muir. the prosecuting attorney, to-
day The proceedings were resumed
In the How street court today, after
weeks ADJOURNMENT Two now
names were added To tho list 81 those
accused Lieut. Col. Whitaker. who
recently retired from command of
the second battalion. Yorkshire light
infantry. at Malta. and James Ness.
former manaEer at Malta FOR LIP
toms. Limited
The prosecuting attorney today
said that letter hRd been discoN-
cred showing that James Ness. on be-
hair OF the Lipaon ilrm. had paid
Lieut. COL Whlttaker sI550.0OO foT
his slx monthly allowance under tho
contract
MIR Muir added that Lieut. Col.
WHITAKER on his return 10 England
had negotiated a new army contract
with I.iBtons which was abnormally
favorable to that firm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Indianapolis. Jan. 20 LAWS 90
prohibit further immigration until
ell surplus laborers in the United
states are fully employed. were Ia
Nored by resolution adopted at the
convention ~ tho United Aiiuo
Workers of America today. Tho
resolution Nha introduced by tho
HoHlyn. Wash. union.
Another resolution. expressing sym
pnthy for the striking copper min
ors In Michigan. Was adopted With
out debate.
The abolition Of international wars
hy means ~ general strKe WAS pro-
posed In resolution introduced by
duncan Mcdonald of Illinois The
resolution was adopted and referred
a. the International Mining con
grcss Mcdonald declared Il was
tho only method 90 stop information
nl wars. Mcdonald presented an
other resolution inslructing the in
ternational officers 10 cali ON the
federal government 20 purchase coat
Tor the hattlcships only from mines
where miners are employed eight
ANNtn "a NHN hhN W WH'tA hNNANN" N'f4
ditions obtained.
The resolution was adopted.
Tho committee on resolutions. with
the exception of few minor details
completed its report today and the
convention adjourned until Monday
morning Charles n, Meyer, presi-
dent Of the Western Federation OF
Miners was introduced and the con-
Vontion sang For He's a jolly Good
Fellow" President John ~ White
~ the United Miners explained tina,
Mr.. Meyer was worn out by travel
and that he would address the dele
safes later
claude Taylor. president of the
Michigan State Federation of Labor,
thanked the mlner FOR the aid they
had given the Michigan copper
strikers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
BANKERS FROM LINCOLN
AND OMAHA AXE UEAfl

Lincoln. Jan. 24.--Lincoln ana
Omaha bankers and business men
today appeared before Secretary
Houston OF the department Of agrl-
culture in the hearing on federal re-
serve banks.
Maps and figures showing the vol
ume OF business were presented by
Dr. r. l.. Hall president Of the Cen
trail National bank OF Lincoln, who
pointed out that Lincoln would make
reserve center for an area extcnd-
ing over Nebraska. northern Kansas.
Western Iowa, northwestern Missouri.
eastern Colorado and portions OF
Utah. wyoming. Washington. ore
gon. Idaho and south Dakota and
Montana.
Attention was called to- tho fact
that this area might be served by
Kansas city but Il was pointed out
that Lincoln or Omaha were Ia cleaer
touch with tiiia district then Kansas
city white tho latter might serve in
turn a district to the south more
conveniently than could be reached
10 the north and northwest
Omaha bankers presented their
claims al the afternoon session, Hem
ry w. Yates. president OF tho Me-
braska National hank. and other busi-
ness men speaking In behalf OF that
city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
APT ALLITERATIONI IN
PROSPERITY TALK
OF THE ROSEATE
REDFIELD
Pessimistic Pain-PrOphets for
Political Purposes Preach
Pitiful PARALLELS, Musioally
Declares Cabineteer.
READY RE-ADJUSTMENT
PLEASEs PERFECTLY
my leases wire 10 Evening HcFald,I

Wy AfNNNfM WIN " haNNHANk NhtANAutN
New Haven. Conn. Jan gi.--An
affirmative Wow OF business was tho
keynote 90 speech Secretary Red
Held made today before the Cham
ber OF Commerce. He praised Amer
lean manufacturers Tor their ready
roadiustment To- new conditions and
declared that the wave of foreign
manufactures which u was predicted
would flood American markets with
the passage OF the new tariff had not
matcrializcd.
AYE. but you say. look al the de-
preston. Well look at g." said Mr.
Rcdfiold. Look at Il sancly, with
out passion and without prejudice.
what DO you see? But before you
answer let me ask a second ques-
tiuu. Where are you lookingf Get
the horizon big enough. else your
picture Will be- but partial ana may
mislcad Where, then, is trade de-
PRECISION found In India. In Argcn-
t;n,,, IN Brazil. in Germany. la Eng
land. Where Be- Il least In Amer
lea. Where Is the rising tide from
such depression as exists first and
most Here Ia America. Leave
aside the pitiful parables of the
prophets Of evil who for political
purposes preach national pain. Look
calmly at the truth. America suffers
from no disaster She IN better on
when the worst is said than her sister
nations"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
SPEER BREAKS OUT
IN DENUNCIATIOE
OF ACCUSERS
II Have Been DETAINED as No
Other Judge Was Ever De.
famed" Cries Jurist Under
Federal InquisitiOn.


Macon Ga. Jan. 24.--Chargcs
that he had shown iayoritism "a a.
H. Hayward his son-ln-law, IN eases
involving fees, moved federal Judge
Emory Speer, under investigation by
a congressional committee TO again
Interrupt the proceedings today
jumping Ia his feet apparently
forgetful of the ruling 0f the COM
mlttee that he would not be permit
ted to speak In hss own behalf
Judge Speer exclaimed: ~ have been
dofamed as no other Judge was ey-
er DETAINED I ask this committee
Go see to h that all the true facts
are brought out 40 that the public
may understand them"
R Cotton Lewis. special examiner
for tho department 0f Justice. tcsti-
fylng had read list of bankruptcy
cases IN which feea had been paid
to A. H. Hayward OF 90 the firm ~
Tnuey nnd Hayward The testimony
was introduced In connection with
the charges that Judge Spcor had
shown fayortism In forty eases
fees had been paid either to Hey
ward or to 1Rliey individually or 20
their firm Lewis pointed out that
ifoyward n the son-i n-lnw of judge
speer and that J. n Tallev who was
untii recently law partner Cf Hey
ward, was for many years Judge
Specrs' private secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
No CRISIS EXISTS IN
INTERN ATIONAL PROBLEMS

Washington, Jan. Secretary
Tumuity said today thnt President
Wilson's engagement next Monday
night with the senate foreign rela-
tions committee Was not the result
LOT any particular developments IN
thore was no crisis in any of tho in
tcrnational problems confronting the
ndmluiHtrutiuu hut that the prcsl-
den; desired To renew his conference
with tho senators in limo with his
policy OF keeping them In touch with
the progress Of international ques-
tiUns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
RESOLUTION ItEPoRTIsD
To- PROBE sTRIkEIgs

Washington. Jan. 2f.-- Resolutions
authorizing congressional inyesllga-
ton of the Colorado and Michigan
Htrikea were reported today by the
house rules committee la accordance
with tho recommendations OF the
Democratic caucus. The commiete
voted 10 bring IN resolution, intro
duced by Representative Koating,
covering the situation In both states,
u probably wili come up In the uhose
Monday, and its supporters declare
that a viii be passed with practically
no opposition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

While Mr. Yates was talking Soc-
retary McAdoo inquired as 10 what he
knew OF "a telegram receive during
the morning signed by the Omaha
Clearing House association. The mes
SAKE requested the secretary 20 Eivo
Omaha as complete hearing as pos
sible as political influence was being
brought To- bear Ia behalf Of Doneer.
Mr. Yates denied all knOwiedse ot
the telegram, stating that Il was un-
authorized, but might have been sent
by some over jealous worker. That a
thorough Investigation would be made
was announced by secretary McAdoO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
CRYSTAL PALACE IS
BLOWN ID BITS
BY FIENDISH
WOMEN
Militant suffragettes Do I'm
mense Damage With Bomb
in Beautiful Botanical Gar.
dens of Glasgow
lny Leased wire 70 Evcnlus Herald. !

Glasgow, Jan. si--A bomb out
rage believed by tho police to have
boon carried out hy militant suffrna
gettcs today destroyed the extensive
conservatory In the Glasgow botanic
gardens known az the kibble Crys-
tai palace
Tho great glass Foofs and sides Of
the structure were blown into thous-
andn of pieces. Many valuable plants
we're ruined.
A caretakcr succeeded In severing
the fuse 81 second bomb Just bo-
fore the first one exploded. lie had
a narrow escape from losing his life
hy being struck by some of the fly.
ing spllnters of metal and glass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
HARMONY PROGRAM on
TRUST IEGISl4NTfON

Washington, Jan. 2t-Quostlons
between congressional committees
over jurisdiction ON the administra-
tion trust bills were ull composed
today az conferences ot leaders. 4
harmony program was completed and
Il was agreed that not only heads of
oXecutive departments were to be
consulted freely on the now bills but
that congressman VINO are not MEM
bers pf the committees handling the
measures should be- consulted tu de-
Ncl0p free exchange of views Plans
for hearings for business men and
othorn are taking form
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
Alleged COTTON Trust Atlacked.

Little Rock, ARK, Jan. - f--Suits
were filed here today by Attorney
General william T.. Moore against six
cotton oil companies OF this city.
asking thai they bee oustod from the
state and that fines of tf.2t5.oeO be
aasoased against each BECAUSE of al
legged membership ia trust formed
for the purpose ut controlling the
price of cotton seed The defendants
Ia the suits are the Buckeye Cotton
on company Arkansas Cotton OH
company. tho Little Rock Cotton Oil
company, southern Cotton Oil COM
pany, Dixie Cotton on company ana
Rose city Cotton Oi company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
Well ROPed, Margaret
Climbs Aboard to
Greet Jessie

fny I.eased wire Ia IiVouing Herald
New YORK. Jan. 20 With
. rope about her waist, Miss Mar .
. gatct Wilson climbcd up the side .
. of tho white star liner Majestic .
. az Quarantine today 90 greet her y
. sister Jessie who returned from .
. abroad with her husband. Fran .
. cis Bowes sayrc. Miss Margaret .
. went down the bay on the rev .
. onue cutter Manhattan with y
. Dudley Field Malone, the coli .
. lector OF the port. The sea WIS =
. rough at the time and the rope .
= was made fast about her waist .
. as "a precRutiou During the .
y rough weather that tho Majestic .
. experienced Mrs sayre was =
. thrown 4gaiHst the door of her .
. state uiom, wronching her wrist .
. II was necessary to carry II In a =
. sling for a day of two but when .
. the ship docked today she wes .
= experiencing no iil effects OF the .
. injury .
10 After a short stay In Washing =
= ton the Sayres VIII go 90 VIII .
. Jamestown. Mas. where Mr. .
= sayro will assist the presiden, OF .
10 Williams COLLEGE
oeOe oO00 N0AOe &
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
FROM NEW
MEXICO ATTEND
HEARINGS IN
DENVER
Delegation From FL PasO
Clearing House Association
10 Attend Important Meet.
ing Tomorrow.
WYOMING AND UTAH
WILL ALSO BE HEARD

my LEASED Wire to Evening Herald /
. Denver, Jan. 2t.-Baukcra =
. from Various New Mexico points .
. arrived here today for tho re- .
= serve bank hearings which will .
= be held on sunday and Monday. 9
= A delegation from tho ~ Pnso =
. clearing house association In rx- =
. pectod Go arrive In time for the .
. hearing tomorrow afternoon. .
. al which the sentiments OF
. bankers in New Mexico. Texas. =
. Wyoming and Utah will be given. =
. AZ the hearing on Monday .
= bankers and business men from .
. Denver ana most of the larger =
= cities OF Colorado will give their =
81 reasons for urging the catab- =
= lishment OF regional bank 2
= N@ a q a q a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
WOMAN sUFFRAGIsTs
MEET WITH ANOTHER
DEFEAT IN HOUSE

IRy LEASED WYrc 90 Evening Heraid.l ]
Washington. Jan. 2i.--Woman
suffragisis met another defeat today
when the house rules committee by
tie vote of to 4 failed TO report
"a resolution for the appointment OF
a standing suffrage committee
Representative Lenroo,, Repuhll-
can of wisconsin; Foster. Democrat
of Illinois; Campbell, Republican ~
Kansas and Kelly Progressive ef
Pennsglvania. voted ia favor of the
report
Representatives Hardwick Of
Georgia; pou, of North Carolina;
.Csnlriil OF Kentucky, and Garrett of
Tennessee, Democrats voted against
h Mr. Lenroot then moved TO re-
uort the hin without recommcnda-
tiou ana an five Democrats voted 70
postpone acllon on this motion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
Three Students of
Pennsylvania
Suicide

TBy lnased Wire "a fycnins Herald.
y Philadelphia, Jan. 2i.--rhe 9
= third student of the University =
. ot Pennsylyania 60 die from un- .
. natural causes IA the last eight .
. days was found dead today from .
. aHphyNiation. lie WIS Raymond =
~. Feldman of Tunkhannock, .
. Pa, and was found sitting Ia a 9
. chair In gas filled room az his .
. boarding house .
The police pronounced Il 9
. case Of suicide. Fcldman was .
. ~ years old and student in y
. the law school. No motive has .
. been found by the police unless .
= 4 WAS disappointment over his .
y failing m his desire TO be grad y
. uAted TINS year. Last Satur- .
. day university aiuden. was y
= found drowned Ia the Delaware =
= river ana on Thursday another .
q student committed suicide By =
. shooting, .
. eoaooAAA0AAAA q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
POSTOFFICE BILL
CARRYING SO5
MILLIONS IS
PASSED
Gives Injured EmplOye Full
Salary for Year After Hurt
Half-salary Another Year
and $4,000 on Death.


Washington, Jan. "a The post
office appropriation bill. carrying a
record breaking total of t305.000.00O
was passed today by the house. II
includes an amendment which eX-
tends to pOstofiice clerks, letter car
fiors, rural free delivery carriers,
mounted letter carriers and postof-
flee messengers Tor injuries received
en- duty, fun salary Tor one year af-
ter injury with AN additional half
salary Tor another year II necessary
and $4,000 lump sum payment In
case of death.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Washington. Jar. 2i--spUcial rules
10 expedite the Burnett Immigration
hill fixing literacy tests and the
shaUkleford bin for ss5,000,0 GOO fed
orul aid To- state road construction
were reported today by the house
rules committee. An attempt viii
be- made FOR action on the imme-
gration bill ri's early next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
WOULD STOP INFLUX
UNTIL WORKMEN
ALL SECURE
JOBS
Resolution by United Mine
Workers Favors Checking
immigration Until Every
body Is Employed.
HILARIOUS GREETING
FOR CHAs. H. M0YER
By Leased MIre lo EvenIna HefAId.I ]

IBy Leased wire 10 Evening ucratd.I ]
. indianapolis. Jan. 2A.--Gov- =
= ornor Ammuns OF Colorado is
y condemned In resolution pre- =
= scntcd to the international com =
. ventlon OF the United Mine
. Workers Of America by the un-
. ion at Oak Creek. Colo Action
= on tho resolution was expected =
. today
. The same locai condemns the I
. deportation of Charles II. Meyer 4
. president Of the Western Fed-
. GRAFTON OF Miners. from the cop 4
. per strike zone In Michigan. and
. extends "our deepest sympathy
. 10 our brothers an dthcir fnmi-
. lies IN Calumet, Mich. ON ac-
. count ~ their bereavement on
9 Chrlstmas eve which. we be- =
. Meye was caused by the miue
. owners and their hired thugs
= and hssnssins"
- one resolution requests thc
. convention 90 cali on conErcss 10 I
. pass a law making Il unlawful
o Tor any persons. hrm or corpora
. ton 20 import To a strike district
q from another state any strike
. breakers. non-union workmen or
o detectives for the purpose Of us-
= ing them 10 help break strikes.
. 'fhe resolution also requests
. law TO prohibit the use Of state
o troops In strike districts.
. @~eNN~NN~@~~~N =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Los Angeles, Jan. 2f.-With 1000
tons of merchandise, approximately
25 per cent Of her cargo destroyed by
are, the steamship Santa Cecilia from
New York November 80 for san
Francisco put into port here today
for survey By marine underwriters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Chicago, Jan. al.~petur a. Gross,
an American Landscape painter, res-
'dent Ia Paris Tor the last forty
years died suddenly Ia hotel here
this afternoon AIR GrosE came
here % exhibit his paintings Ho
was 6s years old.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

81 ThomnH1 d ". /, Jan, 9l--
The German cruiser Vinctn left here
today for Hayu 60 protect German
interests during the revolution In
that republic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
supcrinlsmdeni Of Tt.IoraI Prisons.

WashlnEtOn, Jan, ll.--Francib v.
Dupay of Washington. .. C.. who re-
Gently conducted an investigation ~
the Leavonworth penitentiary. was to-
day appointed superintendent OF fed
eral prisons hy Attorney General Nc
Reynolds r. V. LaDow, the present
superintendent, becomes assistant su-
perintendent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Alpine Texas. Jan. 2i.--Unlted
states soldiers at iaJitas. Texas,
were fired on from the Mexican side
of the rio Grande yesterday accord
Ing 10 a report received here today.
No one WAS injured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
pnIk CornnrnlInn CnnnsrI.

New York, Jan. 2i--Frank L.
Polk, great nephew of President
Polk. WIS appointed corporation
position pays Slb.OoO a year Mr.
Folk is a. years old and Yule
graduate.