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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
UNEMPLOYED PLAN
CAPTURE Of ARSENAL
TO ARM FOR MARCH

%arssssHst"s sslss.. Masve ts=1a
a f.sgss gosaspsia.ssd IN she saf dSl
Pass@Ess ts Wasalassas. saiasars
s4rs-ssf g'@sbsas az sh- Ns5sassf
.4pafd Of '1s1fsssaj.s kss sisss Off,
staI tosATsasge So 80 alleged essp Of
"-~-rssI E.JrsFs sasaaetarsd aess7
s- s~isn sss federal ,sssssi ., Gose
isIssss ~ IN us5es 4. .spip ta trsar
"' s@ssee@ H-H vish sspl. sst ara
-Husi-sps for a ruyu1u,sa- ssaisss shs
smssrsssss
gsarsaI ppsbss frpass ts basel uFz
ur aes sa4de to- sgsa by isssuseass,
ptssttIa gr5mss og a ssspassrs.s@
t"ssPasy ~ Sss state asssts wb"
5"5ss% Esstss = sTpay ~ . kws~ s,ssss
daSs a4as NbIIe agSIae .. . s5r 90
tahsIg ~ bts sAisf
tJrgssusst GHsrs vita wealth
es details. sss gat bgv he had xsiss5
sbs ser'Jtauss gt 'ss leaders af the
WasuspIate| who dIvtugrS 10 htra
shrtf PLAZA FOE fsPspfiag she tatss5
states Igvrss1esss Tb.re was e. -
ga'h.risg - mssy armiss ~ cat
raso. asr~7diRa tn Grimes. tbe uen
rcssbinE that risr ss brs, ther r8i4hs
Tbr leaders sguTrsiug IN TIE syiIl-ts
spss b~JSsysS yssy yaJld assemble
ssss9sw aru al CAgfsgo. Tbsas Bsva
ing iu srfso. tbsy wouId s5sssF sud
tap'urc tss Etork Is'and zrsesaI.
Railroads oFIt ~ Cbisssn ugaI5 b.
fupsrssuSsrsd. s1id ,hs lisstsnsa's
sad tEe unemployed fo-rs. we'll
stmrt. Nw5Ia Be rushSi toward
Washington wbete II vUaJi s5 gure
have the federal esyernuer' AZ SIS
merrt Tbare oouId thea sgfssH a
nA,tcn wide rebellion ~ UCFkiu9ulsu
against employers ~ tabor. uhlsn
Uv'Is dispose of all civil sud miji-
-arr authorities suf irs'sIl Ihz
srr1y-s leaders as sHprsr-s
Grimes declared bis ihioruants a.
SERTED the movement VS. beina CON
Quoted from the esst. and that KEEL
Iys torce vas brt one small Unit in
the Whole. Nmong many other re-
markabie statements was one that
the leaders we're relying upou the
support of large Canaiian sun,in-
gent.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
Pardon Asked for
Csapictel 'Dysaaiters'

wastinxseas ". r.. Narvb II
Appikssten Sos pattea by eishtsen
Of the lAbsr leaders yeeyis,ed in
sh. dynamite tcasytrssy eases Vt
srassaas.slss ~as til.@ to-day vs-b The
department es jv.sicc by she n-e :
attorney EriSs " " zcIiee es chi.
sase. The Petition stIn4e-s thst The
rynn were irn~~nv ard that ludse
NIsers " Srdeuscas who FresisIsvs
cvts tho teie-st ,car- as InstanasgI5s
where ssey ~erp convicted. did ned
sivg .herr - ssir trial.
T. zet;ne snaewnsovi shss at Ists-
twenty nsenb-rs cs the hesse and
several senators ~cyssd appear before
IN. deTs-rr-en' ~ .be presiS.n. in
tseAcIt cs che ,cnvS,,es nseas
Those applying tor psrscus were
FRANK " Ryan. Michael J. ycunx,
psIwssd Snsy,ke. yaui j. Ncrrin.
Frank j. Higgins. 4. E. Nunsey.
FRANK Mooney. Ichn s. Barrys Peter
J. smith. George Anderson. William
y ge,iiin. Frank y. Painter. Henry
w. LnsIeitner. Eernes. ". Basey,
Eugene 4. clancy. Michael ]. Han.
nan. William shupe and Michael !
CuNnAne.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
10 REoRoAHtxE DIRECTORATE
OF CHICAGO Cp1y

CJaeiasasi. o. N.see tt-wisk =
view toward rsaossssss5ss enc sJssv=
torase of skr Chsya9s NstientJ
I.xagae tJub. CsssJes y Taft paSos1
iuy s.~t holder wS5I Jesse tcs Cesss4
60 .oaer \ sew ptesiteet will b~
eh"seA while Nr rs,- Is IN CAisaso
bat he stated to-day .hAs ~ Ftessr-
Ne did not srcv vhc voala - .arsed
d. sus~vess .ns.tss w NatgNy
uvine 80 shr difference in ~cses
between shss Ns- Taft wants tot
the yTss and chat ,be Ccanrry Mss e
sr Interests csterrd a.a sbe sa-
acsnse rent Yesterday .ha; u Nc Sjf
no. se-I to ,Aese interests be wcvIa
r~-air hss ss~es. 81 ss believed ne-e
shz, Mr Tsst bias aser,, given w
kspo shs. p1rvhases tae hN 'ovrd
who will bss s' his ,ixsre.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
All Infantry
TO be Withdrawn
from Strike Zone
Governor Ammons Gives Order
for 1elesse Of TToops-Cav-
ally Only to Remain.

Denver. Coi",. March IL
Governor = 81 Amn'ons an
noune-.i today that orders had
i,@en given la withdraw all III.
Infantry tr"oiss from the Colo
RADIO ssfih. anne. and Ia .ons-n-
tfai~ the cavalry at s-hlfa1
Points where i, ~oaii avail 4"
aid the civil authorities in keep
ins nri-r. The governor -s-
r-si-i ,ha, all the infahtrF
would he removed by the first Of
a-s, week The remaining
rloanI-.i suar,ism-h. abaat :sS
IN hunb-r. lac said. ~oaid b.
ssasion-d al Trinidad. Wais@sr
burg. i.aaios and Asaiiar-
While not places, directly under
the order. of the iorai author
i,i-~ ,h-s- Ir,ot~ -iii i-- In
sssuesr., 10 assis, lh-n IN -s-rf
G-p<sisi- paS,
rhis il a ss.p in the dire
sisn of s~>aasins soassol tn shr
sisii ansaosisirs. G.ssrsnar Am'
ss..a. -sPiaia-ss, The .isaasioa
in the .aris- s,sa- is q. quiet h.s
as IL ean ho -sp-~s-a 10 bn foe
s@faa tisaos rh- stale saahps afa
tosa I. paisui 'hss district isH
a-sihispiss anI se arc sakins
bs-asus~~ ss sasn raassnss osrs s@
tho ipsai ssfirrss % psuursif ss
p@sssslr %
Asia,ss, G@a@sai jssA rsa.a
.ss as wsis~ssufs sssag nSsts
lag ssssassrasnss sss N. aispsl
sssiaA et ssp@e. la ttarrsssa
so~hsss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
Ss6. Badger King
a.l Queea IN Wild
Denoasiyatioa

.IDaeseas Nssvs IL NsGssses .ss4
ssssrSsas sp.rFts,s.rs 40 rssss ssa
sssrhesrs~e "sssa~ Go sh. fspsss@
stsea hetpf~ kias .s-os.r aas Qsf-n
Mssg ss = seu.sr hsIt p.ess--r saSa ase Sos
sss - aid es a hospital
rssssas ssss isGsss OF sss sAsas.st
s@shrns = she~ef of nsslissas s9issaz
sr.sr rsasrsless npssssra ssp-s sAe
sstlsss sb@se shr rwsa al boot s@ese
os che pssR@rs tr"esrd sasa sRs s@S sss
ssssAs . la.s4sAE - .t- sse@tse-s as
ste Hias saa 1se~ea
ssnsalsaeepsssvs - seasaa ersppf
inx Ia<e 10 shs stalls es tE1 shea
sss Stood an saa psissiee a tsssr-
~ The fsssg PARTY sba@.ress
yeas statistics Nsss IsaSbpsss
u ia rstsas sh-rptovp-
rh- wenraa was ssssue se proceed
fershet wsss hes se@eeh A. a artev=
tive gvapp~tg ess hsed nsrr bet usessA
sna she ~ss s~caste@ ass Of ~. thsal
sets
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17

FORAKER SPEAKS
AGAINST REPEAL Of
PANAMA TOLLS

Cleveland. Ohio. March l..-in
speaking against the proposed bill Ia
repeal the act granting -x.mpiion
from Panama tolls tn American
.a>.i~is1 shi,pinx. former senator
Ja.rph u. Foraker. before the Cham,
bss of Commerce. here. ~-ai inio an
exhaustive review Of all dipiospAiie
acts and nutn-fotis comments there
oa which Concerned the Panama
essai s,n.- the original Clayton Hal
uor trrsiy.
The greater part of hi. address ~a.
d3fossd la the existing Hay -Paun.--
foss treaty. H- .ont-na-.i that nolh-
Ing psohibii-.i sohss-s. fron, -s@mpl
las Ass@fs.ah coast sis~ shipping
fsosn canal tolls NJ. Foraker said
IN Part:
" rr ssnhol favor sar s,,asi - ss-
shipPihs. si,h shish NO sos-isn
shippiss can soni-t-. sf .oar.-, na
such favor .sh b. siiss-.s ,o pif
shis. -hsss-a In f.s-isn trade. and
as . s-sssi.. n. sasassss- whatever
a'ssrs I" OUT .hipr s.snin nT.itr>
sst.-~ In "af .hippins 81 ahy siA-.
ris ii ahis ss~as hasisaat .ask. tho
-s~"sias .f sh. i.snara. ~.aai,
Us ih. other hana. The -s.rsi.~
af ihis right Z. .s.. s.sos 4. our
.sh ships IN Ihr asn of naf .an
pssp-ss ~-aia G. fss .ssssas OBJ
siasisE the s-e-~.iss of s-s.ssins ss
subsidiaries seainss shisk ss-s- l. ss
sas.s. ps-isdir~s
TIE aispaisAs. sses. ws.As.ssne
tell. a. II ssn -sp-ssi,ss- Of s.Aas
sk"ssAsa. .f dollars iA .spp.ss as .
ssepassssA started br sk- Cass-xle
-san~ @-as ios iassssssssssi p~ss~
In h-sr ss-@sr ssp-ai al sh1 .ss@pr
tiSA sss ts Shs islssusi OF issssNsH
sssssi t-ss-s rkas ts -s.~ |. ssvsies
slsssss sAss ihs soiisf Of '~siskt-i
ssisiss'.
oslA AaSAs ~ eoaosos hal
4DoeD-eoe<tsvOo0aookS peUD~R q
sssAstSi s~ssss0esls Nssskss tsasw,
s~sasss ssss~s hssh eAs~ssss sss-
a~s siii sss s~sois To tsts,4bs~.
s~isa~s sill ssabDA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17

eaa sontrsres svuId b- hriH In she
i-ss Aaa-risan aaiaa ssaiisins asa he
ss-ld appropriate ssss..w toe 81
p~as~ss
No on. saa ,ssi sh.sh.r aay Pias
viti bo acceptable Ia sh- ~aifias tacH
sI"as ID Nssisps sas J S~lipF. IL 30
he -pssa The -ttosss saia NFs iiafH
skarsss Sss-s ss9 president in shs
sseal of sse PAsrAss ef sh~ Passage
-t ses s~sesssiaas .ho.iia fail 10 hi.
-tast. 10 CARR aai sss ess4ssss sa.s
fsiisss ~u.Ia s-srs be to eus ss~
ssvsstss o. the sossssss. the sssv
ssss&rs sssls. " ~ jsaxness.
esGnasob ghe asa6seaAlaa = ssArss.
siasrS sests@
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
khune Of NNcuel
WILLIAMS FEl0N|0(E
N jury vER0C1

''rh~ A~srs.~a essa- So ais a-ssh
S~ssr~s t.ss~sss ~ saa 20 81 q
psss~ ssuses s~rts~ sais1s .s.s ef NAL
-sTss~s hes Aaip.s. s~ssss. t'eLa. ss
seps- ~ss~r s- use asssa~s sad hi.
bod wee sss-s~sss. s@sN-s
We s-is~~- ssu@a ss~ ,-ssssoss
s~sssss sAss Nsau.u Msssisss ssa
ss. sn~ jsss Msssiss.s Passs ss,s'r-s
10 she ssss.tss os shr bod saa ssa
ssiiss sse~i-sse OF TIC siIties ss&
shas sse sillis3 vas intasiasss
rtss Was sh1 surases os shn sesua.
s-rs iu,y ia sh1 taavesr eses TIC
Aesss Cd Ncssss wErli.as.ss held tAss
sssrsNn~@s rse-s shr s~.siae"av ia
sse&se~a IL sp~nate thas WsuIiA1ass
yes nas s~~~ ssses .ts usospsas ef
ress.s.t Its vhs. se Isss .hs As~se
af . rsssAs-~ wh.~ his rl.g~ We.
Visited s~~yssl asss Issur hy tie ss.s~
.esehb"t Ass h.esy aas hasnes@ ~.s
ss.e8Jns iuss where he hst lets u.
his sse.t vas scattered sns she.e wA4
no eyissecc sAss he sss s~~a 81
harse Toe several DAYS A. .cae -
he ~ss rsisr~a ssatyhine PARTIES
wrsp c-esnited aai started = .estvn
sor the missing saneset. \ sr~ sars
later a siste where = hsrasn s~Sr
has @sen sw-aeS was fcand ard =
buneh IT Keys. ia4n:isies ~ belong.
in2 50 VT wiIJtrays vss seuni in
-he sskes \ mark as u ao-aethine
hss b~sa srseer, over tho s,esaa.
was io.sad br the searching pat-r.
ffeaa se.sr the hc->e ef Manuel Mar.
tiasss 10 = F-ins At the brink cf =
yaaen. in which tee senasIns ct the
burned body ve-e fcuns. An ~ ssev'
in sropirs down trees scs the fire
vas fosss m tho Martinez sssse sf.
.nrrsrss by ,ae possse. ISer'ifies.ies
wss rn.da NJ Ire n'css in Tho AZ sc+-
re.spcasinr wi.h the crevass~s found
in ssurU near the sr~u~ of 'he
tire.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17

Denver. Gallo. March i:.-Th-
plans Of ''Molh~f' Mar Jonss as To
her faiurr strike activities ~.f. III.
crater of which ~ss tu.-u.-i today
the ini-srsa af sii l.sSsi~> I" tn. caio-
ssdo ishos ro~ssosssss. Mrs, Ioass
had not yet announced when .hs
~oaid make her contemplated return
10 the strike district. where accord
iss tn th- .,at-m~ai ut Aiaians G-h-
sssi jehh Chase. s-rafr-~s await. her
offis-ss os a. t'ni's.i Miss WsfNsfs
of America .aia na ieiiaisS sssahsr-
nesss had h~~n made regarding shs
future n.os-na~ass ss sh~ sxrd sssis-
ieaSss. bas the, reiterated that sh.
~ssia s~sssisis f-sasn 4. rsia,aaa
snns.
6osesnas I. ~, Ammces to-day to-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
81 HATRtCKs DAY
CELEBRATED n pHNvEAI

BEAVER. Colo. Nsrva ''s-sss pss-
fsts. azv wsS ssls rassS hete Si'h
SERVES ~ festivities hssinniss early
in ,he say ard wers to continue well
into the nish; Nfter solemn hitis
Macs At Immaculate Conception
cathedral. there was = rafade throws
cathedral there was 4 parade in the
business district. participated in by
euwersns c-4auibaticas and civic
bv1s.s. 4 hall will be given ~ thr
r,ynjeipal avdi,o-iu ratoaieks.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
PANIC
STRICKEN, FLEE
FROM FIRE IN
COLLEGE
Wellesey Girls Display
Rare Courage and
Heroiss, in Time
Of Danger

W-ii-sb. Mass. Marh Is-Tr.
hanir'-i ana 'if,"s M-ii-~iS s,..i-n,s
and 10" other I-vrons. iH.iaaias
ns"'nb-rs of the faculty and s~rsaslz.
si-si foe their lives -ariS o.i.y eh-n
fir DESTROYED .oii-s- hall. the tary
ss' ana nhos' Fs-s.nsissis os tho Laiti-
lass IN the s.ii-9c sroap, No aas
sas ininr.sis Th- lose !. estimated a,
81. .s-...s".
rh" s"tusa ss~siaas ha,r b-rn ,srs-
p"sariiy stsp-ast..i and special trains
p-s- sast" uP 4. ,aE- the siFt. ,s
sh-i' hstn~ss Practically all ,h...-s
Who hai s.pass in the saiiaiHs ts.ss
Their PERSONAL Essssaissiaas sad si..h1
ins
rhp b-hsSiaar ot tho Y.aas sssnB
On p'.'sa.lF fsfpsua'-s, iDss af life
os inisrs 30 Ha4HY ska gs"s,~a ,s.sr
way shssash sssaassu niis,i halls sad
si.sn sisirsaEs and tip -~aP~s So
safety.
'"i'~sn taI1 hAs eosasasastas
si'" nn a hilI issss -as. at i.shr wa
a~ano n ~s. sIss .s.sirs hiss sish
na"s space 600 bY sse ,.-,s
rks bstiiias vss ai,ta-i is.s .ses-
a~t,ostsss sa.i.issfssi.e .atls~~ .sa
ssssssss tus s-sSsssss TSss. saA.
6sA - eSas sssp-.s lsss s>-ss ss-s
sishs-sss sass~ass. fins sa..ss-ss
OF shr sssusss aAs nsly saaiss ~-~s
psosr's ss sac ssssisf saa sssssrss.
Miss rtsss.As~ boas+ii Of ws~as-
s~ss Maisrs saa Miss y''essss MSasas
81 osssses Ss 4. hoss ssssos.s s.su
's- h-soia~~ Of .hs nfrs TNss a~r
e-sss-s-s - zee. ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
kEAt. IRISH SHAMkoCKs
SENT TO DECEASED ruEBfAS

I'ueslc. scsc-- Ns-th l5l-A e"N
Of Irish -1csts and SbsrurVets frc-n
John BHgisnoaf. irish ieader ~ pAr-
Iisnsen-. arrived here last night d.
reysed to- John Costello. who died
abou, two years aao. Costello ~As
we'll known irish American here
and had been Close friend TO Rel
mond on the other side The bcS
was opened bv relatives Of the dead
man. who ,a-,Iet Redmond their
thanks and The news of his friend :
demise.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
Raboas ceiDus 0hehafIl
tw llell kQlQ(lCl
f III er1otelM

rhsossss llrs MAsvA sss=Mss
slssssrs L. 5assas Of f-AiiAl~ssels
ssg~~s Of sSassesse Ass ssass
Sssessess Sis3iass s'pseo Mas Ss.a
sssssra .e.ass sr 1sssa wastrs e@ a
~sss OF sstsss gpsess
Mss 1sssess saa sesa SEC se,sss
sSss sSs ssss sss5@G hef slsras4@ss
sssss ssssAses g. sss Issssss te1.e
in Is~ Aexssrss We. 89ssssra s~saNs
aEsks sF sA~ -Aaaaes Ps.1sss aa ..uea
ssspAso assss<s tsess i's5tsaesssss
rNr esxsSesasers a~ssAsea .Nsa
sss sAasn.ss Bad s~9s ais-fv-a s-c..
wtllttas u rUsss shs ssshes oe sSs
.ssst@ sssl. assr shss sss eo,sss 10 i,o-sl
tssa. o-ssas ~Esss sssss.s ssr ss,
so~~.s gave so sHe assassrs tk~ ,rs.se.as
Of shr ssisss she sHs@ SAIL shss NJ
res@ Mad eessresaF TO sNe ssssa.
Haeshes sss5@s sa4 custody Of sse
Gaia
Mrs r.srd * iss ia gsae Assrtss,
.sgerslse 60 sssx rsraesssses
wGgIs,.a ~ p'sss Appeared ia COATS
sesp today wtsE . wssssSs swsrn aps
s@ rssAa@1s,s5a charging MES J4as.y
ws-s ts5a.gpies
Ia his saHi-E EeEetasias Mss0 Jsspss
Jpsee waisrg held sAss she r1tsessv
pves~ssssa die aas shes shss sA4
gssase Of sssrappsng Rss b~~n seaa.
ps5.ss@a Tee Issslsg set ss said 30 s'
shs Ress se sa estate es @asy sk,-sa
sands ee dollars
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
WILSON NOMINATIONS

Washington. - c. Nasvh I5s-
pre.issr, Wilson TODAY HsAdS -ssse
aoaaias-toas
Charles ". s.rstpr ~ JSoston. as
sss-sr, TREASURER II ,hs tni'eS s'ase.z
n. Is~s-gn.
wiIIisra ~ 14stsn-. Ascua. canal
sone. irss1 ~ she dis,ris, ,eurt os
.he canal boae.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
VILLA HEADING
MOVEMENT Of
TROOPS on
T0RRE0N

Juaf-s. Mexico. March i..-Hisid
censorship of telegraph and III. sas-
pension al all Saiisssa isAffi. .oath
Of the border psvseaI-si the I-.-,ps
To-day of any aews fraa, the Tor,-oa
district. Ns far - va. made knosn
by officials here th-f- had b--h NO
fixhtink about the Invested city, In
.lfsrhs ofss.-r. herr .i-siih-i is .sy
.h-th-r G.n-ssi Villa f-n.Ais-d 81
chihaahas Ciy os had departed a..
eAs sumSfra
The monopiaa- Which villa had
ordered s~ht ssath nj ahs- /. b-ins
repaired h-r- and all DO, b- s-aas
foe see ds5ss II vas AHS~n that
villa bad ,tsns-j IL us- The 2-s.-
plane in .h- assault ca Tssf~sn High
explosive boass.s of sh- soassrs sPp-
siti b. -nP,at cd bf s.PsaiA Ats-essa
saisAa.s astasSrs
Tao a-.s -s viiis's arpaua,- 81.
lhoash sas-suiis sssrss~a against b.
M-sisan .ssi-iAis. uss .sS-u - isaiH
sssies ssss ss- s.nsaH sa r.ss-uA
~osia s~sis al care
rk@sa tsaiiiss vilh sac sassirs ss
ss@ s~s~i tsaa-s b-stus-s sAas a-
ss~Ii sss ssias The assssk AFTER
-sssss a siss. oss- ,s.ssa sh-
ssoash
rNis s~tirs ss. t~sN< s.s, ss sA-
stzlt s-lrEsaPA g-e~sfsAs9 ssiss xsrs
Ia isssiss.-a 1T GnIssssss t.a asss
ago sss AIS sssps sstes Of ssissussS
ss.tts- psasabts IN asAss 10 .~~~s~ eli
available s4sisssss ies TIC ssusp
s.ss.sess Co .ss OssAs Tss esis
s~s-l sfsf. s-s.ses. Ne. s-~s ssta
il sssssses iss sssssA ~ sssesSl
|vv-as. - sssss - r@AulaG = -
|s.se1av~A-HaUG sfS6Ng
A-ss sell sAassssIab<1 ssS sss>A
tssss1~ss ssthssA. Asss ssrss~ssis
~.s. - s6s~sNss o< SVis's vasas -
s.-sss.ss. a. sk~ psasiiss ss ssfsa ned
s~.s 81. essh~s~o ga sIt ss~s sso-~
sac .s.sshs
Rsissesss srlresssA lisss <ss~ srss
sAelsa<ss ssy sA1 ses,sssSAips .Ts .
s.s vas Fsasea sssas Ssi so'Ar ps P@sH
s~e.A1 es<ss&fesg
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
ALL FRANCE IS
STIRRED BY
MURDER Of
EDITOR

Paris. March l..-Tha French
cabinet today decided to retain office.
In srii- at the resignation OF Joseph
csiiisns. minister Of finance.
ca'iiaaS. minister Of nnan...
-hes-' .it- yesterday sssassina,e,
Gasiah cain.-,i-. editor of Figaro.
sI:-ar-.i at the miais,fy of inan.-
i"f f-. minutes this morning in
"i'-f I" DISPOSE at several afe-at al
fairs of Department hasin-.~. H.,
esIi-., ihio HE private oiii.c several
ii che higher officials of the ministry
and infosns-si sh-tn ot his s-sisna-
si.n, The minis,-f -as -str-ni.IY
.i.I'f.~s~.,.
AssihE "n Information sis-n bf
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loos ls-.,s~Nssioa at sariasss EsPsf. in
The otsiso es tho -sii,.s Ut ilsas. 4.
lie Understood thai ansas ,h.,s-, rssE
p-s. sss- sssssa. private letters
~fi,s-s By ~. csiiisns I. hi. PIES
-st ~it. before lk-f v-s- hasrsis.i
sni sLii. sh- sas sill ias wife Of
Leo Ciss-.i-s
u - s-h-ssiis sapt-s~ss sha. Ma
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siasa shat s1aiaa~sss sAs st-,a, q. pests,
is.h ,srss i.fr-r. ard IL .as this ,has
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aPh.aysI in p'ruayh r.ti,EaI Use. Isl
in +sa ls,sarS prtsnes EEnr
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leave ~ enc officials Of The rsisis--r
~ ,inan,as
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
RuNoR THAT noHEHo
Will RESIGN FRO CABINET

Mexico Ci,r. Mexico. March IT
II was reported that Queridc Ncheno.
minister ~ commerce and labor. was
ahc-' IN resign f.cr. The cabinet.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17

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la she V-e5ssS sss-rs ce-~~assste@sr :
gasst shss praar 5u'J1eete h.d been
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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
REAR ADMIRAL THOMSON.
RETIRED. - DEAD

Mccres.cvn. y J.. March IT
Rear Admiral James William Ttcm-
son. 4. :. y. retired. died =, his
horne here ,csIay. lie was - wears
old.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
I" MOTHER" JONES STILL
PERSISTS IN RETU[, :::*.''!c y a''..,.
TO STRIKE O|S1RIIiIIi Iii
Officials ef United Mine Workers Haze Inti.
mated That Noted Woman Asitator Will
Gene Bach. Chase Declares He
will Order Her Arrest

fused To make any definite ssstsm.nt
az Ia the future poiiss a, the state
loe ard Ih-, former military pfisan-g
sHo~- un-NI-~t-.i release YESTERDAY
bfoash, tn SENSATIONAL termination
her efforts so s-<us. tr--si"n, bA ssiI
Of hai-a. corpus
Mother Jones r-main.a a, h-s
hosai here during ih- -afiS hours Of
the aass
'Msihrs' 1sn.. later sas in r8Hr
Terrace with Officers at sh- taised
Min- wssh-ss sf Ah.sleas ~ shE
sIas~ Of sh1 s"as-r-ae- II sas sa'
sSanr-I that sh- aged s.siA- trsshsr
pisnnea 60 za so wsshinssah ard
N-~ Sosh ba. not uattt aI,-s has stsH
i, ,s Tssaia4as
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-17
FOREIGNERS TO
Be PROTECTED
IN MEXICO

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sss~agnsss V0611e svoese1 saasy
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issas. 80 As<stss A.sses shssssa
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sew
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she Ass .sa sss sesssesssrg received
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sAsse. To sPp-sl 10 representatives
of III. ses.sss-ss b~s was slate
wstAe-st Hi4ss
ts H. ~us.s.s sss. cssssasa =
seaAas.soA shisN ~ saseesi2Ai5a4
she ssesses ess.s will b.e sesds to s'sE
sass In U-sessl rsssssss sP"s Ms
arrival 10 isasss ssss sssaass
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received ss&ss sas~saa Cersul si-==
pssA ct NoGsles Cssssaa, sss ie-
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sssssss to- ses.ssu ~5ss enc aessess
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.~vsesus ,s the usis Of N.ssep. say.
iss she Cessstssstassitsss cave de-
ssspy.t pssss ssa basReS tse wasesz
~esks ....e sisee sseaa Tampsse.
p-trses.s Officials sese because Of
the tsek et details
Rear Na-stal Howard reported
sesassseps on sb~ srss sea.s as ue4
sAeseeas
Washington u e.. NsrsA IT..
A ecnietv~es ct representatives c'
ske wststas factions in Mexico va
aes the AAupisvs of che rNise-s states
vss rtcy.u~ea in . resolution scsssr
hy Repf~spa,ass,e lsarskcldt cf Mis-
spsSy. on. ef the insernsttcasI geae.
S~ststs In sessrt~eO
Ns ItsttkeIds1 tvsclusis. trppNss.
sae cseeidsss Ia INVITE represents
sises Al he Huerts sovs-oeea'. tbs
Cc~sstsusScaaIssss ana other s~yclu
sSuasty rNtties 10 meet here ~ =.
early = Gate ~ " ytsttitsbEes
Although there is no authority for
the statement other r~nnhers Of th'
s,euss who have s~va ~ scaeh Will
TIRE situation we're ct the cpinie,
tkss Representative Bsstheldt pis'
wcuId be regarded With favor by re
lis nias. nephwe Of potfirio pia,. tn
former dictator. and who has tee'
here lately waiting to get bearini
ketese the senate foreign relation
ecnmiisee TO propose his peacc plan
n t,attholdt resolution would prr
vide that the meet,nss Of the Mesi