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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
HOBOES HAVE YOLO
COUNTY BADLY
BLUFFEO
Fear to Tackle Seven Hundred
Angry Ruffians with Small
Force of Deputies Available
SACRAMENTO COUNTY
REFUSES TO HELP
ny Leased wirc to Eycnlng Herald. !

AAa HffNFNN WIZ W AHN'NAftn
sacramento Cal, March f2-ln
spite of the hat ultimatum served ycs-
terday ON General koily's army uf
unemployed. that IL must either get
out or bc driven out u seemed prob
able today that the authorities of Yuio
county would not maze good their
word, ana that the employment OF
physical force would be postponed Tor
az least another "a hours.
The attitude OF sacramento county
WAS responsible for this change IN
front its officials refusing today TO
aid Nolo In any way.
Noio county. accordingly found H.
self confronted with the problem of
subduiug 700 embltfcred men. many
OF whom carried clubs as we'll as
grievances. with ig0 deputy shcriifs
ana constHhics and there Mas a grow
ing disposition not tu force nght.
The army spent tranquil night ana
was iu high spirits today Plenty 81
food WAS being contributed by sac
ramtntn luIor unions Neiiher Nulu
nor sacramento county contributed
amy r1tluns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
New TeStinonu
the Phdgdn
Murder Case
Atlanta Woman Swears She
Heard Woman Scream in
Pencil Factory Hours Afte.
State Claims Death.
nv leased wire to E,rninr nersld.,

.
Atlanta. Ca. March t3.--An aH.
dnvit further dttacKiue the theory Of
the state as 90 the tine and place
Mary Phagan was Killed. was made
public here today by COUNSEL FOR Leo
NJ Frank uf hruukllu s. w. under
death sentence for the factory eifIs
murder
Mrs j. g. simmons. the niiant. al
'cEcs TINT she heard "a woman scream
Va the National pencil factory between
2 and 3 o'clock on the afternoon ct
Aprh 23 1919, two hours later thnn
The time the state contends the mur-
der occurred.
The affidavit further declares that
the screams came frun the factory
basement, not from the third floor of
me building. whore the state charged
the girl was killed
Mrs simmons further alleges thar
she reported the incident 60 local an-
th"ritics on May 8 more than two
weeks before the indictment of Frnnk
but that she was not subpoenod iu np-
pear before the grand iury or nt the
trial
james Conley negro sweeper and
principal state witness testified that
between 1850 ana I o'clock he helped
Ffnnk take the girls body 20 the fac
tory basement and secret % there.
The affidavit Of Mrs simmons 70 b.
said, viii be Included IN the extra
ordinary motion for a new trial soon
10 he nled by Franks attorneys
The prisoncr's execution is SCI for
April ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
no BRENK ~ uoBo
IiEI'UGE ~ PORTLAND

Portland. ore. March H. he
cause ct the alleged pcruicloua aetis-
ty of Industrial Workers OF the
World agitators Portland police
planned today tu rout out the occu-
pants of ana close the GYPSY smith
tabernacle. AZ present 1909 idle men
are lodged there
The decision or the police q ulted
from the failure of the prcgnn-M Wash
ingtnn Railroad Hnd Navigation COM
pauN 60 secure section hands from
among the idle throng one hun
drcd after much persuasion last night
signed to go To work, hut onN eleven
reported this morning.
After the men sigucd last night u
b. said agitatnrs stood on soap buxes
and harangued the crowd against
working. saying the railroad was un-
iair The idle men have been allowed
TO liNe an winter IN the tathernAClc
un the ground thHt they could mon o1-
tain employment Al present there
rs "a demand for labor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
FOURTEEN VICTIMS
Of ST. LOUIS FIRE
IDENTIFIED
Total Of Twenty-Four Bodies
now Recovered. Coroner's
Jury Begins its Inquiry.
IBy icascd wIrc TO E,cnlng IIcraId.

by lsAscd Wire 10 ENenitig Herald.
81. Louis. March i3.-The coron-
er's inquiry into the Missouri Athlotis
club Tire IN which thirty or more lives
were lost last Monday was begun
here today. Miss Adelaide Mason. a
dRnccn has been summoned as the
first witness TO iell how she dlacoy-
cred the fire while waiting In the club
lobby for taxicab az "a. IN. the
morning OF the fire. The municipal
osrembly's separate inquiry aiso con
tinucd
This morning fourteen or the 20
bodies winch had Nsn dug out of ths
ruins were Identified
The revised list OF identified dead
follows.
KiNsER, WILLIAM j.. treasurer
of kinrcr Construction company.
East 81 Louis. ~.
WILLIAMS. T.. e., banker New
York
BIER MARSHALL. fur dealer.st
Louis
EWD. WILLIAM a.. real estate
dealer EAST ST. Loula
kiiSSLER EDWIN c., cashier
Ludlow saylor Wire company. 81
Louis
REILLY. JAMES b.. rnilroad con
tractor
HICKEY. JOHN NJ. Chicago.
treasurer Ford Manufacturing com
pany.
TnUMA. MICHAEL clothing firm
manager, Chicago.
RUFF. LUClus p. department
manager simmons Hardware com
pany. - Louis
WRIGup THOMAS j.. auditor
William }. isenip 1iewing company.
st Louis
sHYNE. THOMAS -. salesman
Underwood Typewriter company. ~.
Louis
BORDERs. WILLIAM r.. prosl-
dent Bank of sparta. sparta Ills.
ALBRIGHT FRANK W. salesman
Rice stix Dry Goods company, ST
Louis
GuENER GEORGE, president
liulstein Commission company.
Six other bodies lie % the morgue
hufncd almost beyond recognition.
Another hodt was recovered this
morning bringing the total number
recovered 10 tWenty-une.
Three more bodies were focnd lat
cr hrinring the total number re
covered ta twenty -four. SiN bodies
sili are believed 10 be in the ruins.
one of the bodies recovered today
was Identified as tSg' Of Allen DOW,
buyer for the y Nugent and Brothers
ilrv Goeds company, 81 Louis.
The last body taken out was identi-
fled as that of John i. RatK. presi-
dent Of the HNnel-Ratz Plumbing
company of ST. Louis
The number 81 bodies identified is
nov sixteen.
That thf dre started In the dining
room was indicated today by the story
Of Joseph Snczia, scruhmnn. who
was alone on the third flour when tho
hre was discovered Spezia said that
while he was sweeping he saw smoke
pouring into the Kitchen through the
door leading "a the dining room a
mnnent later he said, the dining
runun WAS ahfaSr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
Application Directed to White
House Prepared Today for
Men Remanded to Serve
Sentence.
ORDER TO COMMIT Is
LOOKED FOR TOMORROW
In Meantime Appeals for Six
of Men Implicated in Los
Angeles Times Outrage are
Being Perfected.

by LEASED Wire to Evening Herald ]
Chicago, March t3-Au appiica-
tion ior the pardon fur the men con-
ticied In the dynamite conspiracy
trials in indianapolis Will be- presented
tomorrow Go President Wilson. Attor.
ne EliiRh y. Ioline, counsel FOR most
~ the defendants. said today that ne
had lrclated an application for par
don and later left tor Washington TO
present % 10 tho president,
The Issuance 81 mandate b. the
United States circuit court nf appeals
either returning the convicted men 10
the pcuitcntiary at Leavenworth or
rcmundinc them 20 the federal district
court IN Indiana. il was declared tu-
day would probably oe held IN abcy-
ance uutu the reviewing court rules
on the motion Of Tire prosecution for "a
rehcarine ut the SIX appeals In which
u new trial was grantcd.
Under the ordinary procedure the
motion for rchearing would be ar
gucd ia the Aprii term and this course
iu the opinion ~ counsel for the con-
vited men viii probably De- followed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
JUSTICE TEMPERED FOR
YOUNG CHICAGO WOMAN


lBy isn-'d N're to Evening Herald, ]
Chlcago. March la The PROD ezs of
the law Invoked tn compel Miss
Helene Young to Journey from chi.
cage t0 ioe Angolrs viii De- DELAYED
while tho young woman continues du-
ties imposed ON herself tn nurse and
comfort hor sister AFFLICTED with la-
tal disease.
Jusficc bowed tu mercy tudaY when
Iudge o'Cnnner uud Judge Gibbons
after listening tu arguments un pc
uficn for hal'ear corpus iut Giving tho
Freedom uf Miss Young decided that
while she should eventually ne re-
turned tu l.n~ Anael-. lhe order for
her return would he withheld until
her ygh az the bedside of her sister
ia ended.
The Nuuus woman b. wanted ln l.uT
Angeles tn answer Charge uf haVinE
pHrsrh Worthless ghccka flr gt5 aud
$50 Mrs Aiaeeir k Anderson of thu
lus Angeles police department sent
here t1 cscou Miss Nnung hHck 90
Culitprnis. WIS present nt The hearing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
TG REPAY OLD LOAN ON
COLORADO CAPITOL

tBy LEASED wirc a. EScnlng Herald.
Denver. March rs. 1t was an
nuunood today hat negotiations are
under wHY httween The state highwsy
commission aud the state capitol
board for he re- payment OF at least
q part ~ ihe sum OF S3To 0p0 prin-
ripal and interest ~ loan from the
internal Improvement fund TO the
capitol building fund % wears ago.
The original loan was Sis0.000.The
nfoncy was used for the completion
of the state capitol building and has
never hren repaid
The highway commission claims
that tn entire amount rightfnliy be-
lenrs 10 n For use in improving and
constructing roads When the mon.
cy was transferred from the internal
Improve tment fund the legislature
passed an act pledsinE the state 20
restore y. No action has ever been
tnkcn. however
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
TEXAS WILL PAY A
VISIT TO HER
HOME STATE
Biggest Battleship AflOat to
Take Trip Around to Calves
ton to Show the Natives Her
Style.
IBy Leased wirc 70 Evening Herald. !

Washington. March i3.-'rhe largest
and newest vessel lu the navy super
dreadnuueht Texas. which WAS placed
m commission yesterday az Norfolk
Va" VIII pay visit iu the next fcW
weeks tu the state in whose honor
she WIS named After droppinF m
hrst Ht her home navy fard which
viii be New York. the big battleship
viii steam away Tor Galveston. whore
"a silver service from the state OF Texas
is tu DE presented 60 the stern nphter.
While no official announcement hos
been made here it b. believed here
that sdtantagc may be taken OF the
trlp to have the Texas Join the Ameri-
can nget M Mexican waters or repl1re
ono OF the ships now there. This
giant ~ the seHs Be- nf - 600 tons dis
placement whereas the former vas-
sel which bore the name Texas and
which saw valiant service I'm the
Spanish American war, later being
used ne TARGET for hattlrship prac-
ucc in Chesapeake bay. was ~ only
little more thnn G.oOp TONS ln spite
ot The constantly increasing Size of
the drCadnoughts, b. is the opinion
here that thp Texas fnr some time to
come viii be able geo stand his fhr "bcst
an round hghtiug machine in the
world "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
.lt0aukee Men
Buy Mine in
Grant Co.
7. j. Ross and Paul A. Lasrh
of Albuquerque Sell Lead
Vanadium Property for
$4,000.

Il is learned today that William
Schocn, police commissioner of Mii-
waukee. aud j a. Aciseron city en-
gineer OF the same city. while lea Al
buquerque last week. concluded the
purchase of thc Lucky Bill mine In
Grant county. near Fort nayard. pay
cash consideration OF $4,000 Tho
sellers are Thomas , Ross and Paul
A. Larsh of hia city, Who owned ana
developed th' mine which b. on "a
patented claim Tho Lncky Bill b. "a
iead-vanndium Proposition and has a
production record of s6O.0u0 during
the past two years.
The sale uf the property wHs made
bs Mlning Engineer T.. a. statz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
Richepin, an Immortal" and
Playwright FrOndaire Fight
Duel with Swords at His
toric Neuilly
HUNDRED NOTABLE
LITERATEURS LOOK ON
Moving Picture Boys Right on
the Job when Immortal"
Wins in the Second Round.
bob, Lca.cd MIre lo E,cnIng HernId. |

| iiy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald.
Paris, March ts.-A swora duel
fought today between Jacques Richie
pin, son OF Jean Kichcpin, the ''im-
mortai and Pierre t'ruudaie, author
of play now being performed ln
Paris, resulted in the wounding OF
frondalc.
The quarrel arose out Of an incl-
dent In the lobby of theaser on We'd
nesday Madamo Frondaie. u Is ai-
legged. made SOME cutting remarks to
Jacques Richepins wife. known az
Madame Cora l.aParccrfe. who Is co-
manager Of the theater.
". Frondaie took full responsible
ity for his wifes comments and was
thercup"n challenged tu fight by d.
i,ichepiR.
The encounter took place In the an.
hurbs of Nsuily. More than hun
drcd' notable literary and dramatic
men. numerous reporters. photoEfa-
pliers aud moving picture operators
watched the combat
The wives OF both principals ap-
pnared On the scene but were not AL
lowed 90 watch the combat They
fomuincd On az, road outside tn their
automobiles whore they were sur
rounded hy crowds OF women friends
They could hear the sounds of tho
clashiug ot the swords
During the first combat neither
comhatant was touched Ia the
second NJ. Richepin's sword pene-
traind NJ Frondaie's forearm and tho
engagement was brought to an end
Jean gichepln then embraced his
son and his wife threw herself Into
his arms. while Madame Frondaie
helped the surgeon 90 dress her hus-
hands wound
The comhatnuts lert the ground
without being reconcilcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
HABENS CORPUS ASKED
FOR fEDIftAI PRISONER

Formal application FOR writ OF ha-
heas corpus In behalf OF General
Mercado. MeNican federal comman-
der and 3. G00 Mexican federal troops.
hel1 at Fore Bliss. WIS fiied In the
federal court here Today The hear
ing probably viii bee held al Houston
Tomorrow. before United States Judge
W. r. Burns.
The application questions the right
81 the United States 10 hold the Mex
lean troops and demands their uncon-
ditionBl release.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13

Washington, March iJ.--souafOr
Chamhcrlin, author of the resolution
calling for an explanation of Amhas-
fHdur fuEs's sEerrh said today he
was gfatihcd 90 learn that Secretary
Bryan had acted ON the seuate's rc.
quest. II see the ambassador says he
Was iokiue Well d strikes me that
ambassadors uf this government
should not Joke about matters whirh
President Wilson said in his message
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
BURNs SAYS HE
HAS No JURISDICTION

Houston TEX. March i8.--Judgo
W T. Burns this afternoon said he
had no authority 10 hear the habcsn
corpus writ Tor Mexican prisoners at
III ''aso unless he should De specifi-
caily designated 60 30 SO. judge
MaNey. IN whose district the writ was
iiled at san Antonio. Is ont OF the
state
Even IL designated Il would be
Impossible for me to hear the writ
promptly because I am In the midst
of lengthy trial. which will appar-
entity consume many days added
Judge Burns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
ROOSEVELT AND
PARTY WELL OUT
IN THE TALL TIMBER

fBy LEASED Wh ~ evening IreFaid
= Islo de- Jnneiro. March i3- =
= Colonel Theodore Roosevelt ANA .
. other members Of his expedition =
= have arrived go hafao de Mel =
. age on the frontier between the =
q state 81 Matte crosse aud .ua- .
. zonas. This b. the terminal point =
= OF the SECOND stage ~ their jour =
y ncr. =
The next stage of the oxpedl- =
= lion fakes them towards The flN- =
= fTs a. mmcmnofncau. Florlano =
. and uyrafann. their destination =
= heinz Nunaos. curiinl of The y
. stats ~ Amazonns lying un the =
= Rie Negto, ten miles from iie =
= junction with the Amazon.
eeee@eeeooAeee4eeeo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
NOT
TO JOKE SAYS
SENA 7 OR
Chamberlin Freely Expresses
Opinion Regarding Expla-
nation by Page of London
Speech.
IBy Icased wlre 20 llvenInE Herald. J

London March Ambar.adof
Walter Hines Page today received
from Secretary of state Bfyan uutln-
cation OF tho action Of the United
states rUnNte b. regard 90 his speech
un the Panama canHl aud thr Monroe
doctrine delivered before tie Assosia-
uun of Chambers ~ Commerce on
" Ddncsduy.
The secretary OF state rcuncsicd the
Hnlbassadur Co cable Hn explanation nl
has speech. and Mr Pase Immediately
began the preparation of his reply
After reading f9iier accounts of tie
Proceedings in the senate Ambassador
Page came 90 the conclusion that the
senators had been miEled hy ihs cx-
Ccssive condensation uf hia remarks Ia
rogafd 60 hiH Interpretation OF ths
Monroe doctrine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13

WHshInEf0n. Match lj.--ThO adj
lniniriration bill 90 give eiicct 90 the
provisions of the treaty of iseS with
Great Britain. reEardinE fisheries ON
the Canadian border was reported
today Go the honsc by tbs foreign af-
nlirs committee after u had hecu
amended by aunpendina The regula-
tion a. prohlbii tap nets One re~
suit 81 the change may be- the return
of the entire treaty 10 the CONTRACT
las powers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
Cleveland Falls
Heir to Fifty
Millions
lBy Ieascd Wire 20 Evening Herald. !

cleveland u., March l8.--That Iohn
%. Rocafeller b the guiding genius
behind The fitfeland Foundation. re-
ccntlg lauurhDd bY y. IA. Gun. presi
dent Of the Cleveland Trust company,
aud that lhe ull aing plans 20 leave
ROT lees than f5a.0n0, eco 20 the trust
fund The income of which would be-
used for htiteung Cleveland. was the
subEiance uf report in circulation
among bauErfs here today.
n ~ sald Mr. Rockcleiier desires fu
leave memorial in This city, where
his rRfle itr Was spent. ana has De-
cidrc on The foundatson as the best
method. 1ud Nas q former member
uf ltorAefriicr legal hrm aud close
friend uf the standard OH founder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
FIFTH KANSAS CITY
BRUTE CAPTURED


Kansas city. March 15.-With the
arrest Of - lifth man early today the
police say they have all except one
~ the six men who last Monday AT
ternoon lurcd Mrs. Gertrude Shidoler.
trained nurse. ia Grand avenue
room and attacked hor -Four other
men Identified by Mrs Shidler ne her
nssaiinnta are held on statutory
charge and viii be- given preliminary
hearing tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
MVionaueS Go
TO Federal
Prison
Men Who victimized Poor of
a Continent with Fake Min
ing Stock Finally Landed
by Government.
[nN 5000 MIrc ln E,cnInr IIernI.I. /

[Ily Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
New York. March - John D
Meyers and Archie a. Wisncr were
found guilty In the federal court to-
day of using the mails to defraud hy
the sale of mining stocks through A.
L. Wisncr and company. Nirner was
sentenced "a serve siN years Ia the
federal penitonflary At Atlanta. Mey-
crs. ~ reputed millionaire. received u
similar term and was hned sln,unn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13

Washington. March tS-Commnn.
der Taylor ON 80 cruiser Buffalo at
1uaymas reported Ia the navy de-
pariment today .hc arrival of the
French cruiser Montculm. command.
ed hy Rear Admiral lIuget The
Montcalm viii cruss over next We'd
nesday to Santa Rosalia on tht cnnst
az Lower California. where there Is a
considerable French colony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
Car ThieOeS NouJ
Charged With
Murder
Surprised While Entering Car,
Men Open Deadly Fire on
Railroad Men. Three Cap.
tured.
fBy Leased wire To Evening Herald. J

Peoria. a.. March ia.-Freight car
thieves early today killed one man
and wounded three others when sur
prised while stealing goods from "a
car near Manllus. lll.. forty-iivc
miles north uf here. Three of the
thieves were captured by posse.
The poOsc was stiil searching FOR ono
more member VI the band when
word OF the shooting reached here.
The victims of the thieves were
Arthur Fisher a Chicago a North
western railroad freight engineer.
who was killed, Bert skogiund. "A
deputy Hhcrin OF Bureau county IA
tally wounded; Leslie Boyer, son of
the sheriff. wounded in the gcg. and
the hrcman OF the freight train, also
shot In the leg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
INQUEST TODAY INTO
DOUBLE TRAGEDY


lBs Leased Wire to Is,rngng Herald.
Manchester Iowa March 13-An
inquest was expected tu bs held here
To-day 90 investigate last nieht's double
ifnscdy in which clyde Elder shot and
KILLED John Fischer painter, ana
then killed himself The shooting oc-
curred "a Elders home. Il WAS said
quarrel aaout q housc painting JOB
led 10 the shooting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
ENGLISH WOMEN IN
CHINESE RIOT SAFE


London March 2 The snffty of
the ,wn Misses HlHck of the British
China inland mission. who were re-
ported missing after the burning and
lontiua hf hlgauds uf the town uf
Lao liu koW. iiH Pch. was cofirfuad
in an official dispatch from rckin a.
the infelen office fuaaF The two
wumsn escaped aud arrived at Fan
theng. further down iae river Han
klans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
OWENS INTRODUCES REPEAL
hill IN TIN Nl,N Al,

Washington. March la-ro expe-
dlte action on the repeal 0i the Pan
ANA tolls exemption. senator owen
today introduced a repeal bill similar
ln every respect 10 the Sims bin
pending Ia the house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
SUIT BEGUN TO
TEST FEDERAL
INCOME TAX


ny leased wlr~ ~ FseaiRs Herald. !
NeN Work March la. To test .
y the validity of The federal Income =
= tax. suit rps uled ga the United =
states district eDufi here today =
= to restrain che Union Pacific rail- 9
. road company from n4yinr taxes =
= under the new law. The petition =
y rfs Frank ~ hfusaNNor. "a .
. Hrooklsn. storkhoidcf. main. .
y tains that tho Income tax law h =
3 UNCONSTITUTIONAL =
= = q . . . q . q = = = = =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
ARMS SENT To
AMERICANS IN
MEXICO ARE
MISSING
Consignment for Which Huer-
ia Gave Permission Has
Never Reached O'Shaugh-
messy in City.
BELIEVED GOVERNMENT
HAS C0NFIsCATED
y Iensea WIZ 20 e,enlnr Herald. l

(Bs Leased Wire ~ Evening Herald.
NeIu cruz. March 49, II be- I
. came known here today that 4
y special shipment - arms sent 10
= the American embassy in the I
= federal capital twelve days aga.
y has not yet been placed In pos 4
= sion of Nelson OShaughnessy.
= American 'h@rgc daffaiTes. lt
= h believed to have been held by
= the federal authorities pending
y further negotiations
n is rumorcd that the author
= tiles contend there had been
= some misunderstanding regard Z
. ms the permission for the ship 9
y mcut q
Tho American authorities here
y seemed disposed 20 regard the Z
= matter aH possibly without great Z
= Importance Z
= = = = = - = q q = a - - !.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-13
.ew Mexico Rate
Cases Called
April IIh
State Corporation Commission
Receives Notice that Oral
Arguments will be Heard in
Washington.
Especial Dl.psteA 40 r,eaIas neralal

special DiApatch a" rNeaiHg Herald
santa fc. \. NJ, March Tho
state corporation commission this at
tcrroun received tclegraphic adViucs
from Washington o. the effect that
the New Mexico rate casts being
dvckcts No. a5tl and No. ss45. tho
state curpuraiiun ~ the santa 10
railroad and the Roswell Commercial
club w. the same road, viii be- called
Tor oral argument before the whole
commission iu Washington. April
ilfh. 40 90 clock a. m.
The commission Will bee represented
ny judge sam u. CoWan OF Texas. is
special counsel. and hy Attorney Gcn-
erul CLANCY. These cases are the ones
in which evidence WAS submitted al
AlhuGueHlcr and Roswell iast year
before Commissioner Clements aud
Special Examiner Mackley.