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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
TENT or PROCLAMATION
BN THE PRESIDENT

President Wilson in h,s proclami-
uou to tHc people of the United
states commanded that sl violence
and disorder cease.
Tho proclamation read
"By the president uf the United
States of America,
"a PROCLAMATION
Whereas it is provided bg tha eo0-
stitution OF the United States fhlt tho
United States shall protect every state
n thr union, 600 application ur fn"
legislature ur 1f the executive twh.u
the legislature cannot hr curteucdp
against domestic violence,
And whereas. tho governor of the
state uf Colorado has represented that
domestic violence exists JOB elId state
which the authorities of said state are
unable Jo suppress; Inl has repre-
scntrd that Do is Impossible fo eonyenH
the Legislature ol the state 900 time fu
meet the presrut emergency.
"And whereas the laws ~ the
United states require tnat ln an eases
OF nsurroctlun 900 ans state 1r OF op-
struction 90 the laws thereof, whom
ever la tho judgment OF The president
ID becomes necessary fu uso the mill
itary forces Geo suppress this ohsiruC-
tion to the laws he shall forthwith Do.
proclamation command such insurg
cuts to dispersc ANA return 90 their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28

I respective abodcs within a limited
time:
"Now. therefore. !, Woodrow will
son. president OF tho United states, do
hereby admonish all good citizens OF
the United states and all persons
within the territory and Jurisdiction
OF the United states against aiding.
countenancing, abetting or taking part
In such unlawful proceedings ami I
do hereby warn all persons engaged in
or connected with said domestic vio-
lcucc and obstruction OF the laws TO
disperse and retire Reaooably To their
respective aoodes on or before the
thirtieth day of April iI.Jtant.
"ln testimony whereof. / have here
unto set my hand and caused the Sc Al
% the United states 90 be fixed.
Done at tu;s city OF Washington,
this twenty-eighth day Of April In the
year OF our Lord, nineteen hundred
and fourteen. and Of the Independence
of the United States OF America the
one hundred and thirty eighth.
"Ey the president.
WOODROW WILSON.
WILLIAM j. BRYAN.
Secretary of state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
FUNSTON NND FIVE THOUSAND
MIN LAND Al NiKA cruz

Vera cruz. April 2S-The trans
ports bringing the Fifth army bri-
gadc, comprising the Fourth, seventh.
Nineteenth and Twenty eighth infun-
trA regiments under Hrigadier Cen
ernl FREDERICK Fuustnn were made
fast at the docks shortly before 40
o'clock this morning
General Funston formally reported
his arrival at NerH Vruz to the war
department in dispatch which said.
Expedition arrived without incl
dent. much delayed hy condition OF
the Meade
The transport Meade, General
Funuon's report said wns hindcrcd
n its progress toward Vera cruz by
huge collections ol bnrnacles. There
was no damage ca the machinery Of
the TRANSPORT, he said.
Brigadier General Funston called
on Rear Admiral Badger later and
talked over with him his plans Tor
the landing OF the troops. An agree
ment was reached regarding the po-
sltlona the soldiers were Co occupy.
Tho mfantrymcn will take charge
OF the positions along the outer line
as soon as they come ashore. The
soamen are to be relieved, detach-
ment by detachment. and viii return
90 their ships.
Tho complete exchange between
the soldiers and the marines will not
be- accomplished before tomorrow.
The infantry regiments were order
ed TO land later In the day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
FERGUSON HOLDS OUT LITTLE
ENCOI AGENENT F'OH CHANGE

The Commercial club this after
noon received reply from Congress
man u. y. Ferguson To the telegram
sent him yesterday afternoon by
President kaseman, requesting that
the Mexican prisoners bee cncampcd
here instead uf al Fort Ningate, ln
which the congressman holds out
little hope for change In the gov
eTnments plan. lie says
"Wlll submit your proposition Co
war department. Government al
ready has quarters prepared al Fort
WinRate without further expense,
Will do what / can
President Kascman of the club left
this morning for two weeks stay
In Los Angeles and Secretary Tom
Egan said this afternoon that no
further steps to socur" the prisoners
here would Doe taken. the club believ-
ing that anything ia that direction
.hat could uc accomplished would he
done by Congressman Fcrgusson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
" ASIIINGTON SPENDS ANXIOUS
DAY OF w ATCHIIL AITING"

Washington. April 2S--Whiie en-
voys of Brazil Argentina and chile
sought today TO find some ground on
which tu base proposals to the United
states aud Mexico which would settle
the dimerences between the nations.
the word was FLASHED from Vera cruz
that Brigadier General Funston and
about 5000 troops had arrived at
the base ot opefations Ia the Mexican
republic
Chief interest Iu Washington CEN
tered throughout the DAY however
In the activity OF the south American
diplomats. who met early in the day
az the Argentine legation 20 plan the
next step In th7 negotiations for
peace
Before the cnvoys began their con-
ference Secretary Bryan was formal
iy notified hy Ambassador Riuuo 81
spain that General Iluerta had ace
cepted the principi" of mediation pro-
posed
Coingidcns with the conference ~
the medigtors, President Wilson and
the cabinet met iu regular session.
the subject of absorbing interest be-
ing the Mexican situation with peace
proposals az tho particular matter
under consideration.
Ambassador DaGama OF Brazil
sought to confer with the secretary
of state but Nj. Bryan being "a the
cabinet meeting the Braa.liuu am-
hasssdor informed Robert Lnnsing.
counsellor of the department that
General Huerta had given assurances
that he would nrotcct Americans in
departing from Mexico.
when members 90 the cabinet
reached the white House o. enter ON
the serious deliberations confronting
them, All OF them appeared more
cheerful than they had hccu FOR many
days. and several expressed the hope
that something tangible and hopeful
would come from the proposals O.
mediate the dispute with Mexico.
No new orders were issued from
the navy COT war departments, hut
there was enthusiastic interest among
department heads over the arrival az
Vera cruz OF the transports bearing
the Firm army brigade. romprising
the Fourth, seventh, Nineteenth and
Twcuty-eishth infantry under hrisa-
dicr General Funston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
consul SAYS RAILROAD To
MEXICO CITY BEING BURNED

Consul Canada further reported the
railroad between Vera Cruz ana Mex
leo city is being rapidly destroy ed
between Tericria and the capital The
ties were hclEg burned Hnd the rails
loaded ON cars and carried away.
The consul also reported hc had
received assurances from the Brazil
Ian minister Ia Mexico city that no
Americans have been killed or were
in danger or none Imprisoned except
one az Aguas Caliontts, who was de-
livercd to the judicial powers, some
proofs having been found of his con-
niydnce with the reyoiuuonists'
Consul Blocker reported Ciudad
Porfrto Diaz is completely deserted,
the federals having rctreatcd to Ro-
salia after severe defeat hy the
Carranza forces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
TENT or PRESIDENT WILSON'S
TELEGRAM no GOV. AMMONs

The presidents telegram 20 Cow
ernor Ammoas was az follows:
In response to your telegram de-
Ecrbing situation of domestic Vio-
l'nrc iu your state. which you In
formed me has passed beyond the
ability of the state 20 control and con-
N'yIus your request 20 me 10 dispatcn
federal troops pursuant 20 section
four, article four OF the constitution
of the United states, ! beg leave to
advise you as follows;
That section OF the constitution
provides that the United states shalt
protect each state on application of
tho Legislature or OF the executive
tWbeu the lssislatur. cannot be con-
v,uedl lgainst domestic violence ana
is put into eject hy certain statutes.
principally section 52a7j, 500 revised
statutes The former make it lawfui
for the president in the circumstances
described uf tho constitution referred
20 to use the land forces or the nayai
forces ot the United States AZ he
deems necessary ana the latter pro-
tidcs that whenever In his Judgment
BE- becomes necessary so 10 use these
forces he shall forthwith by procia-
/ NNAAN'.N NNNANNiNNAfA ANNN AAtnMN aNllNN ~
d.sp'rsc ana retire pcaceabiy % their
respective sbodes in specied time.
Upon the Information besore nv.
nay Judgment is that 10 Is necessary
for me 20 use the military forces of
DO that which may give rise 90 dts
the United states tor the purposes de-
he'd by law and ] shall forthwith is-
sue the proclamation provided by the
statutes and in pursuance thereof,
shall order the troops when they
reach the scenes cf disturbance 10
cause an those who have been in
| dulEiug in domestic violence. or VINO
/ threaten so tn do, or whose acts arr
likely tn give rise Ga disorder. 20 dis
7 perse and retire psaceahly 10 their
/ respective abodes if they have not al
ready done sO. within the time linn
I iiod by ans proclamation and / shall or
/ der that no person 90 persons. nat
ural or artihcHi, shall be- permitted -
/ order of the character heretofore oc-
cusioued. Co the cad that gouf srerr
may Boz established and maintained.
20 shall not hY the use o. the troops
or by any attempt at Jurisdiction in
] icet the power of the federal govern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28

Americans removed from the Nuevo
Laredo consular district
Reports from Eagle Pass Tex, say
American refugees coming from the
interior of Mexico report they were
insulted and threatened by federal
soldiers on their way To- the border.
Consul Canada az Vera cruz re-
ported refugee leaving Cordoba
sunday informed him no American
property had been disturbed and that
Americans were being detained 20
prevent mob violence All Americans
at the Hacienda Potrero. iurludine
superintendent ~, ". BayvT. were
taken to Cordoba and held Consul
Canada said he expected another
trainload OF Americans from Mexico
Go reach Vera cruz today. lie had no
Information as 10 the Americans az
TnChuca. but said those detailed al
uriyana were reported we'll cared for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
GOVERNOR kMMONS DECLARES IN
PROCLAMATION THAT STATE OF
INSURRECTION EXISTS IN STATE
General John Brown in Charge of Strike Forces Trni
dad Quickly Announces that Armed Thugs Will Lay
Down Their Arms and Surrender to the Federal Troops
Learning that They Are Up Against the Real Thing

by Leased Wire to Evening Herald
Washington. NpriI 2S.-i'rcsi-
dcnt " il~un today decided to or
der Federal troops to Colorado To
restore order la the coal strike
district where virtual Ci,ii war
exists.
The decision was reached after
the president had gone over the
Colorado situation with his cnh-
inrt during the greater part of a
tw0-huur session aud a pru'lnmn-
ton viii be- issued latcr today or
dcrinu Federal soldiers tu the
sycur ct the induSt riia conflict.
Tho number uf troop~ was de-
Cidvd on iu a conference between
the pru-idcni aud secretary uf
War Garrison at o'clork this at
tCrnuun.
NJ 80 o'CIUek secretary Car
ti-un t"it the White House to gu
tu the war dcpHrtmrut where hc
viii prepare thr oidcr for troops
tu the Colorado strike rr1iun. \
pros lHmatiun from the president
Wn- bciug prepared fnr an
uuuncCm"Ht later.
The president in a Telegram To
Governor Nnnun~ requests that
the state legislature which T. Ia llc
convened MaN Z, consider the
whole situation ~ thai means
may ho provided Tor tie state to
rca,~crt it, authority aud 10 limit
tie operation or the federal
truop-. THE president ask also
that the militia he Withdrawn
temporarily while the federal au-
thurilir- restore order.
Tile orders prepared bN Sccre-
tnry Garrison called Tor the de-
tail of troops frOm Fort IcuVcn-
worth. kansas. tp Trinidad and
I.udloW in tic strife district adm
frnm Tmt -. \. l;u.srll. Nyu, 90
canon CitN. At Fort IcHV"n-
worth the sr,ond squadron ct the
tIuh cavalry ~ stationed and AT
Tort gu.-ril troops q aud VI of
thc Twelfth cavalry are awaiting
orders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
FUNSTON ASSUMES FIIL
COMMAND At NEitN CitIZ

Secretary Garrison insisted early in
the day that the mediation proposals
could not ancet the orders To Gen
cral Funston.
General Funston's Instructions were
To- hand immediately ON arrival and
assume supreme command OF the land
forces.
Rear Admiral Fletcher. who has
been directing operations nap To- this
time. viii, therefore, return to his
flagship. the Florida. Withdrawing
also an of the bluciackets. That part
Of the marine force now ashore az
Vera Cruz. however, has been de-
tachcd from the navy and now be-
comes part of General Funston's
command. General Funston also will
take up the work undertaken hy Al
miral Fletcher In directing the ad.
ministration OF governmental affairs
in Vera Cruz
Itegugccs Still Caf0e Ia DroXes.
The state department received a
report from Consul simpich at No-
gales. Ariz.. that if5 Americans with
10 children had arrived hy train
from Torres. ana that another ugi-
tive train from Culiacan was expect
ed soon. Consul Hostetter reported
his arrival al Nogales from Heuno-
slllo with sixty Americans and the
expected arrival OF ninety more from
sinaloa. Consul Garrett repnried al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
MENICNNS TAXI POT SHOTS
Al I'll TASO I'ONDl,R IIOI ~

r. Paso, Tex, hpril s>. Troop A..
Fifteenth United -upss cavalry wHs
called late last usht from Ysleta,
twelve miles c1st ~ IN Paso. 90 10
alarm from an, william guards in
charge. Tho EUfls said several
shots had been uIcd nt them from
the darkness Tn, cavalry guarded
the place an uIrr. and this morning
found many trH Ia the vicinity.
Tho powder hon Is about mile
from tho Mexican line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
TROOPS FOR FORT MINGATE
LEIT DENVER LAST NIGHT

The two truinloads of cavalry COM
ing from Denver Go guard the MeNi-
can prisoners at Fort WinEatc Will
not reach this city today, as expected.
They did not start from Denver un-
ti last night
With the soldiers viii bc two
mountain guns to add effectiveness Ia
the command in the event of trouble
There are SIS men iu the dctach'
ment. Forty-eight carr are necessary
in transporting the guards ana theuI
equipment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
ANOTHER GRANT COUNTY
DOCTOR ORDERED TO DUTY
TspecIni Dispatch 10 EVealng Herald

silver CITY. y. NJ. April 2S.-pr.
T. u. LoeWy. health officer of Grant
county and first lieutenant In the
medical reserve corps of the army.
was ordered to Fort Bliss Go take
duty with the Mexican prlsoners in
termed there and left ON Yesterday =
train. Dr. LoeWy served under sur
geon General W q Gorgas while he
was in command of the health work
on the Panama canal. and now under
him as head of the medical depart
mcnt of the army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
(By Leased Wire to The Evening Herald.)

VERA CRUZ, APRIL 2S An unconfrmed report
received here today to the effect that six Ameri
had been taken from Jail at COrdOva and killed
and also that another American had been put death
at COsamaloapan, town about go miles south of Vera
Cruz.
Neither admiral Fletcher Consul Canada
had what they regarded conclusive information as to
the execution of the Americans but they nvestgat
ing the report
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
TWO MORE GENERNI.S SEEK
SAFETY ACROSS BORDER

Washington. April 2s Two feder-
al generals aad their commands. who
were driven back hy cunstitutionul-
lists from the southern part OF the
state of Nuevo Leon are attempting
To- cross the uuitsii states border
about thirty miles above Laredo.
Texas. according tu state depart
ment report today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
Young Hdrroun
and Family
Danger
Well Known Mining Engineer
Son of Santa Fe Physician
Under Arrest at Aguas Cal
ientes.

fBy Leased Wire tu Evening ficrald.
= Santa fc. y. NJ April 2S- y
= Dr. W. s. uarrouu of this city y
= through United States senator =
. Catron of Ncw Mexico. has APP .
. pealed tu th, state department =
. Tee behalf of his SON, Douglas .
y Harroun. wife and daughter. =
. who were taken from "a refugee .
= train and locked, with other .
9 Americans in smcltcr at ARu- .
- as Calcutcs, Mexico. lt has .
. been impossible To- get amy word .
. of the fate ct the refugees .
- HHrrouu, Jr., is a mining en- =
= ginccr q
q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
NAY BE THE DNN AMITERs
WHO WRECKED NIENO LAREDO

Washington. April est BE- sup
posed here that these fedorls are
part Of the command which dyua-
mited Nuevo Laredo few days ago
when Il was feared they would de
stroy the International bridge between
the Mexican town ana Laredo Tex.
They afterwards Left FOR the south 90
join other fedora fprces supposed 60
be operating between Nuc,o Laredo
and Monterey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
IEDERNLS IEIT TRAIL on
RUIN NiDNG BORDER

Laredo, Tex Npril eA MrNl.1u
fedcrals retr,auul from Nu,yu I.u-
redo after dyuumttus the border city.
according 10 tuiu crew arriving
here today with 900. abandoned troop
trains used by Go. federals n their
flight The town. Of Sun,hyl and
la Jarita were completely DESTROYED,
they reported. and the Inhabitants
have fled 10 the hills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
HUNDRED AND TEN
: AMERICANS SAFE AT
AGUAS CALIENTES

[By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ]
Washington. April 2S.--Gaston
Schmutz. United States consul AT
Aguas Calicntcs, and llO other Amer
leans who were thrown into iail by
Mexican federals n; that place last
week. reported 60 the state tapart'
ment late today their safe arrival at
MeNi"O city en- route Go Vera cruz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
Pair of Federal Generals and
Their Following Seek 0ppor-
tunity to Cross Rio Grande
to Safety.
DYNAMITERs WHO FIRED
NUEVO LAREDO ON RUN
Border Patrol on Lookout to
Prevent Addi ion to Huge
List of Free 5oarders Now
on Our Hands
[By Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald. ]

Laredo. Tex. Aprl l>-The rebel
commuudcr ut NuUyo Laredo TODAY
reported Go the American authorities
tHht the federal trtups who Friday
evacuated the town were trying q,
reach the Rio Graude above Laredo
United States troops 1t Miners were
ordered 90 be ON tho alert
Army officers say nothing had been
seen of the federnls at noon,
The railroad bridge go Sanchez was
not destroyed as rirRt reported The
rebels have appointed "a new mayor
and council OF Nueyo Laredo, pre-
parutory Go rehabili uing the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
TwO Hundred and Fifty
Men EntOmbed in Mine
[ny leased Wire TO ErcnIng IIerald.l

Beckey W. Va, April sS--rWo hundred and H
m Of No,
eres company Eccles, w. Va.
The a of o., ,
o o.. lee and
could he near he
located. n numl.r 20
6.
A su
ping down haf, the bottom where found bad
B burned and brought 20 the surface 10 beloved both
fatally hurt
party
mine They feared that almost, cntombed
had pcished.
NINE RESCUE can FROM PITTsBURG on TiE WAY
Pittsburgh April 2a--fhe Pittsburgh
"
Eccies, where 260 entombed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
WASHINGTON HOPEFUL THAT THE
MEDlATORS WILL BRING ABOUT
PRACTICAL PLAN FOR SETTLEMENT

South American Diplomats Busy Engaged in Seeking for
Ground on Which Both the United States and Huerta
Can Stand While the Army and Navy Prepared for
Any Eventuality, Spends the Day in "Wstchful Wait
ing"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28

Chicago. April 2G.--Tho Polish Eo.
W1n Catholic union of Norih Amer
iHa. au organization with member
ship OF 10000. of whom 10000 are in
chicago, has offered ts services Iu
the event cot war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
Van Sickle to
Be Hanged
June 26
Quay County Man Must Pay
Penalty on the Gallows for
Murder of Douglas Ander-
son at Tucumcari.
my LEASED wire To Evening Herald. !

lny Leased Wirr to Evening Herald. /
y Santa fe y NJ Apru 2S.- .
. 'arrl Van Sickle, convicted uf .
. the murder ut Douglas Anderson .
y near Tucumcari Quay county. =
. when Anderson c0nswble, =
y tried to arrest him. was senteuc- .
= cd today ln the district court at .
- Tucum,ar tu hang ON june 2G =
. The conviction followed % hard =
. fought tr.al =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
Troop Trains Requisitioned at
Ell Paso and 1900 Mexioans
Are to Hit the zrail TomOr-
row Night.
FERGUSON REPLIES TO
TELEGRAM FROM CLUB
Congressman Says Quarters Al
ready at the Abandoned Fort
and Holds Out Little En-
couragement.
my Leased wlre to Evening "a.

my Leased WlFc to Evening IIcr~ "a. /
. III Paso. TeN.. Apri 2>.- .
. Preparations were made today =
. 10 move Immediately the i,go0S
. Mcxirau federal prisoners in .
. termed at Fort Bliss TO Fort .
. Wingatc New Mexico Troop =
. trains have been rrquisitiohcd =
= The Mexican prisoners Will bc =
. escorted to theiI new quarters hy .
. the first battalion of the Twenti- =
. eth infantry which viii turn =
. them over 10 troops from Fort =
. Meade, Dakota which will form .
. their permanent guard. ON their '
y arrival at Fort Wngate the =
. prisoners viii be put To- work on =
. the construction of the stOckade =
. they will occupy =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
SIX CARELESS F'EDERtIS
pINCuIsD AT VERA CRUZ

Vera Cruz April 2A-siN federal
soldiers who wandered too close Ia
the American lines were captured
late yesterday by marines. There II
no desire among the Americans to
attack or In any way assume the Of
fensive against the Mexicang. so when
the marines found themselves In pos-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
STEP TAKEN WHEN ALL
AUTHORITIES AGREE No
OTHER COURSE IS OPEN

President Requests that State Militia Be Withdrawn from
Field While Government Troops Check Anarchy and Re-
store Order Proclamation Declaring Causes of Federal
Action Issued this Afternoon After Cabinet Meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
SIX AMERICANS TAKEN
FROM JAIL AT CORDOBA
And PUT TO DEATH

Vera Cruz Closes Quiet Day with Startling Report of Murder
of Prisoners by Huerta Soldiers Admiral Fletcher Seek
ing to Get the Facts Funston and Five Thousand Troops
Land Safely Today at Mexican Port.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
SENATE.
A. .. L...

Passed Ia Toilette resolution
.aiiul uu interstate commerce com
mission Tor olI communication
iu the rate increase oascs.
Considered UIIl Goo increase limit
of postal savings bank deposits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
TODAY IN CONGRESS.


Met Ht noon
Debate resumed on naval APP
preparation bin
Ways and means committee
postponed until December cunsid-
rrutipu of auti-tobacco coupon
bin,
Judiciary committee continued
consideration or anti trust MIl
Publ. lands committee ropnrt-
cd church hlil uuthprIz.ur Sec
rotaN uf thc interior Geo lease tU
occupants uuuttoutrd ul uI gas
lands iu California
Agriculture committee Huutiu-
u,d hearing uu legislation uralnsl
future trHdiug Boo -ruu.
Sir William Wi'.upks ruld tho
river and harh0rs committee of
th" As-ulu damn eus.up'rIra
achievements
Miuc committee heard William
Green, secretary ana treasurer of
Mine Murhprs of America. Id-
yucatns Taylor uii foo create 1d-
dluuual experimental stations.
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