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leo was being distribufed fscm tho
Navy Department
The system for distFibiting fillg inr
formatiol as inteTes sting. ; Most az
the news eoi far has come from Vera
Cruz, which fs 9. 600 miles away. from
Waabine but tho system for d.sT
tEibuting Il and receiving it was so
conTi iese tha at one cnuId almost con-
;-s - --..a In S..S s.S admiral tie 6ter
end OF the ire.
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GaboDr pAnoseny. The lead sssas 1
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9 ! i u ~
Howard IA. Banks, aide 70 Jose5l
phuh DANIELS, secretary OF the navy.
y fs IT. South Caro- iintan OF the Rocky
Creek Irish ol Chester county, COL
o1y that settled where once was his-
toflc FoEt Dearborn and Is now the /
scene OF activities Of Gatawba Fails
power development. Fort Dearborn
lust lacked one vote IN the United
4 Gongress of being made the United
States Military Acad demy. tie vote aIlsi
the senate being broken by the sste OF
elle yice-nfeaident Of the United
States casting his ballet for. West
Point Andther $oItli Carolina Boy,
ID. O. Roper is the right hand man
of the post tet eneifSi. b
With d fiIla cat of j osephua Daniels,
Secretary oe the Navy, on one ide OF
the page, and an equaily fine cut of
Howard Al Banks, private seeretaEs
20 Secretary iesep the oi1srs
New York fbuae of Sunday gives an
enterta airinA ~ g. manuel
which these two newspaper men have
iayolyei the best system OF supplying
i has vet knosH And this is how hey
doit:: ~.
hirs Secretary. there are reports
around that that conditions In MaxSco
City are geftolte ynn End lott for
US ether or these reports arc
Rllsy yess II do so &c once =
send tale mi TO a fElirsll 4 csiec,
asking hifnf 10 transmit ifnInedfa ~.
( port on eeBdi e Ions the. City OF
Mexico s.
This brief cOayersation took place
Z At O'clock the other morning ker
b tween Joaephlis Daniels, Seer starry of
q fla ana one of the I new spalseF
4 men stationed IN the State War and
,ssiiii II
was only one Of the m little
Ssonyef tioTis OF Che &ina stlint llsve
occuref ere since the cnnliiet beT
tween FaSi ca q "a fil;, United states
Begun two lit til ea weeks ago. and
they al 60 tps owe snryiya pf the
man 4 e tlas .gt Heea sts,ss 7,
III It hk;lnlt been for Josaphais y 81
ielsl Secretary Of the layyl and itlalIaf g
g lttr tbf the IL leyTs and OBJ
seSyer, the greater part OF the infor-
nation which hns been given pFomptiy
10 the American peop III e6ii eriing tao
( os.aa : & Vera Cslsz, TEN Eai.a DC Ind
sntiser parts ~ oula III all nf91abIi ifiEy
IS have not be5fl mi de- known until Tile
{. lspse % time hsa fobDee Il of ITS
fres slisas: e
when the fleet " is ord cred 20, 4. -;
= cfug sIid ex eitit4g thfngs DC gan to hap,
s pen, hirs Daniels forgot at Interval
= sssssss he - Esg asse zg and
+ lie became klle N Ing dior u Che
Essi1s adm Il fka lion His ma flas
i. pef 4Ining sbIsl him iliIt the peopls
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81 lie ri fpiica se et IA isFofl ii ieES & "a
liIar.1 " lsAs. Sklll Ii \ ~
5sfIe al a sot iiEeSl lsss SSsiFc IS
lllA IN 8 stesIsp spe.
speE ykchI les "a "a IS q u
Il - Is 4 n elf
: II rsfvht1 u 81 I.
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a9Figcd there % the gfoifp of i7alt
~ ef lllss 81 y 81 81
and a d iss III ID s. u IS
nd inrn ll5E n q: 49,
mad the Fes ri and : YER.
ess before 9 tiss, q cor e
euHtate of a tinl 81
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Eeooa ae5ielt d I'd. Ths new man won
lllh epdrB With tie story IlIe sent lEs

TIlis Rag lEf. Banks 5 tldus ii.
tzcglEe iok 10 me lfopc itan jotifnaiism
mi 81 ssVe lEt td North 81 ina
end &c the Hickory Deiaoeraf.
Is eye OF Ieseplins Dantela.
salter of the Rsiiet gh New and OBJ
server ana when fIs. I3arfes fE s oa-
Tered th inas folio by President
sgiieoh ile 5ilsds anlIs lliEs secs
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GETTING THE FROM MEKIC1|

- = u ~
alco was being distributea fscm tho
Navy Departing fif &
The systesa for distFibiting fiIls ms
formation AZ as interest ting. Most az /
the news so far has come from Vera
Cruz, which IL 1900 miles away. frotid
WaahinG totl, but the system for disT
tribnting u and receiving dt wa sol
coInp iese tha BIT one couId almost con-
-..A s..S s..S admiral tie oer
end Of the sire.
a elsgraph ofIica IS Just optA i6eS tue ]
WI thin Two bninutes after q elegraln
IS FesetyedS Il is turned over Is 4eI Ilhef
Hllss BenfBi 1fr. Howell or AErl Is iit a.,
who take tutna on watch. ssess,tIs
1T fss shenl turned over TO Eapsa - |
| ark T., Bristol and Commando VIII.
liam y. s the conbore who gotl
Eoyer Il quif S.ys They hold out only
parts cR ssfii talsgraLn which ms con-
sseTp sEEatag OF sgH9etnIn or TIlHs
kind and III few minutes ii fa turned
over to seri who quickly
IlsiTneogga Il and hands IT over ~
ne~Epa apef snsell, The average the re-
| Iceibt oR e SelegFaia from Admiral
/ F'Ietclis dsli Hat Badger at the tel.
TvvPzr5 N . oIl5ITTs
mot been more than is minutes
, While. OF donTse. Mr.. Daniel expe-
Ireinee with the neWspa aper nien has
] bern the Eeal on FOR the exceli Ailt eess-I
Vice, neverthe eiess. iE would not hare
been so successful had It not been for
4 the aHEiEtanee OF ar. Banks Il q the
lReWspaper ni4ia and Of Mr.. who
l had had epnBid derabie ekperie ia k1fe
lnuhIici tE Is the Darnoar tic MA y
j ItianEl head1lla rteFs In NfSew York ~ (.
Banks was 1is one time editor of the
5fffE ~ Z IN Nor in arb lilias
4 81 az isS Cd All bahy for
Il 1.a New ycr S.
II ana 81 5 snoW 8 said secref aFy
i Daniel when he had been conn lin Ils
ted On 81 had hsHn
Isngten cores ef-
Il ldQrtei are Qn4BHet1te III = NJ ksfe6-
i Iids1t at the tina b lie
IiIcnoI, 20 irIlisss ilIe 8 3. tho
Il iSavE fllst wis Cd I,se
ito pc & ditol efs sths Nary.
u ind nay pl, tgairiu iu 81 D q q 81 fliid
tayssf con SANITY ic0lsitig upon every
4 iisEe.s ess -. ss lssIng ssaat s os sl;s
flprssent time ia Mexico from the news
Il lparer Vi point. am constantly
Il thinkin ter this saaa OF that
II comes IN ana Ives ME ineoznsat ton
4 which he has concefnf lean al
\ fairs or when the bull ms are coming
In from Adnlirai 81 ger or Admiral
u Mayo or Admiral HIoRa what there
& ia Of vi lils fn ~ ssf tiiis; on Il I
n feel that & people Of { tlila country are
4 Inst aE a Snile "a Ia ntf lih hfenta
I of these alepa hes es Ssi am 5or. as ssie
IS
81 ts6k g iiIIISil tsiiisE s. Ts6f con-
Efiideuttai isicli Isl
i % s.. All issst a seslIs aH /
3 Ecsn The egnfi lsenfia1 pal Is
. lof5 this re tite ,sif1 is Enlfeh
by fpila 81 a ta1s esiit0i iiel
:; g stEs 3 q atel "a sIi7 Z
Z El5sll a III 81 the i q 0fs f63.
sHs 0lllfl ~ 5ski 8 e 90 q 9afg
aAoEt ttfna ! ii scl Is ediqe flsf
q irh0tf la.Y ara s he'd aver I IL ssii.s
ant
= The NJ cor Sd Isl Them ~ belIfe
cried by the 5et9st IS they isasgI.
s the extFaa III b tils
A6lrirAl - sIslon he 9snl
{ hoEe AZ Sels, 81 cum
i eYinee SO tue 9 Tn lslss
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eaiis fsFee FiiuEc
TIE aniun meeting pf District Is
syillfI9,l i7fif 55sze;
~ Gel church M -
The, III if4 frtIl a islgd sA5s
atnfdaS EDrnsn
q, loc.. Il story & MON
by Rev. = O. 14ee or bis y1terHate
~ Smith
enrol Einent 81 DeIegetes ~
IL fer dim
Aftsffio on 8 Session sss S
IS rt quer Alqhet should
be- b tftAde Of; hnrch MEM hers to-
warm worldly ents 2: Rev
HerrOif and DIR. Bliftops low
ca by general dIseuB85ons z
q On q query. " bat s.Tsa thu quail Il,
eatjonB ana duties nf d deacon
Esllei:sa s ssaeon once aiaea serve
1llsss follow 81 lon
otrn at rfs'arse
Sttnfl ay3 ~ ia e- -, 81 n ~
80 he VICE c0nfActes
by PRO fifnre s 4. s. .ss:' 2 slsl
II fias school 1Infoa. Re-
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o ll5lSs siidrss sss n.s
Rev = ssss.ssA, llie Z 4 lss.s.laas y.
Rss M Tss sIalntsest
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snpas snona bs
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'hirs Secretary, there are reports
around that that conditions tn MaxSco
City are Eeftogl gnn End soiit for
us whether or not lhese reports afe
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13

rewnvsile. Nay ia. ~ F'rs.lay ess
eRir peaEis sses
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telegraph ofiicsj IS Just Out i6e tue
door Of The lfIiee OF Secretary Daniels.
Within Two minutes after a tklegraln
IS TeseiyeiS & Is turned oyer tp eIt Itbetf
hls BaukBi fr. Howell or AErl lsjli d.
who taite tttpa on watch. sesf,ss'II b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-12

Mary =. ssligmAn. ssS Agsr, y
years. ca!cinoma; Charles =. MAwss.
- we2dwerd. ~ years. .pneqNpnIa;
yeqrt, -pnsumonis: william c. 6Ietman,
30 Neek u years, senestus: Fred
yimm, % -. High, 50 yoaro. nophfitio:
John Mclaughlin. tu Bsaufeit. 81
yeers. myocardltis: Tony, eumocko. lS6
Portland. years pnsumonia whoep-
ing cough; ysannstte r. 0odetts. 3J<
d,s::ss. pos,.y ';YEs.i
yssrs. psssnonia: Ftsdsf;ck sst RScse,.
moniS; vincsnt trent frov i1escS Sos-
gltat \ meath diarrhose: Frederick
kcspitsi. q yssrs. snscSEs]tsi:; A. *.
ycars, -sunshoS; Edward HesssScr' eis
vsstsr. 6. hsrys no.pitai H yssrs.
held month. inaaitlon: 0eoFge
riscssr. rsrsSco csissSndsa Home,
s css1s .,s,s .; sss scs;Smsas
sssssessis; c.is:s.ss seissS: = hsr:
Rssstt. LisSic asstsrs o. Pcor: Is y ssss'
oSallity; william r. Pritchsrd. iSj
Il %sssass ys sSw: az
Vkorta: Caroline Thoono, to0 Grstioe.
81 ysess. Gastritis; joNG s6ook, Sie 81
tos$Ss y y;SEs geeS@2atas oeorgs
'ssss:'n 80 sssss sr. SsaI:s :sY:;.s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-12
SENATOR ASKS
TEXT OF PAGES
LONDON SPEECH
Chamberlain Aroused by Repeat
ed References to Monroe Doc.
trine and Panama
SAID CANAL WAS
FOR BRITISH PROFIT
Ambassador Likely to be Called
to Account for His Friendly
Expressions

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March IA
4 demand on the state department for
the full text Of the speech alleged u
have been delivered At the banquet OF
the Associated Chambers Of Com
msrcs in London. last night. by Am.
bassador Walter H. Page. In which
Page WAS repurtod to have declared
that the Monroe doctrine ''sl1nply
meant that the United states would
prefer that no European government
would gain more land In the new
world" WAS made In resolution In
troduced this Afternoon by Senator
Chamberlain AMI adopted BY the sen
ate.
What Chamberlain said he vas In
terested In. Was the alleged statement
by Page that while he would mot Say
that the United States had construct
cd the Panama canal for Great Brit
ain, Il had added greatly to the plea
sure Of building that great work 20
know that the British would prodt
most by ito USE"
The resolution also asked the secre-
tary OF state To call upon the Ameri.
can ambassador to furnish forthwith
for the use Of the senate the evidence
upon which this particular portion OF
his speech was based.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-12
MAN TELLS POLICE
HOUSE WAS STOLEN

Complaint Clerk Fred. Wright, n
the detective bureau, rackod hio brain
Thursday morning for some criminal
classification for the theft Of one rest
dencs, IN course Of construction, but
he finally had 70 give II up and tell
the man who had his house stolen
that he had better see an attorney.
A mdddleaged Negro wss the MAJ
who made the complaint, and he said
he wanted to get some action from the
police.
"My s,stsr-in.law stole my house. .
he said.
when Clerk Wright recovered from
that shock. the Negro explained the
matter thus:
"Ycu zee. Was building . house
near Hamilton and Blaine.Aves., end
had i pretty near done, when / brok I
my leg and had 20 give mp work on Il.
my siSter-in-lAw has the lot next
to mine. and when abe suGgested that
she would 90 ahead and nnish the
house for me, said. All right. 60
ahead
"But when ] went up there 70 look
at my house. wednesday. found that
my lot vas vacant and my house was
ever on my Slster.lp-law's lot and che
was living IN it. Now. can't have
somebody arrested for thsts"
Wright told the man that he didn't
think the police department. could han.
die such case, and tho man had bet.
ter sea an attorney.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-12
GOT LARGE FEE FOR
TAKING NOTES.
Alleged Lobbyist Says He Earn
Cd Money without Even Talk.
ing to Congrsssnsn

WASHINGTON. D. g.. March Ia
How he received . thousand dollar
fee and entered into contracts IN
yolvine ol.0eo contingent rees for do.
Ing nothing but attending congression.
81 committee meetings and takius
notes. without ever talking with con.
gressmen. Was the astonishing tale
told the senate lobby committee to
day BY Charles w. DeTxnight, alleged
anti-Penama tolls lobbyist.
The money, he said. came from p.
+. Dowles. Of the Fore River ship
building Co.. Of Quincy. Mgss. Asked
Whist the "contingency" was foi
which he Was to receive $4,000, De
knight replied he was not sure, "but
believed Il was II the Panama tolls
bill paused In . certain way. that the
company would build more ships, II
which case ! should get my $4,000
However" the witness added, 1.-THE
bill did not pans that way, 20 I did
not set anything but the 1000"
What did you do to earn the fse?"
inquired Walsh.
"Oh. there was lot OF work In
attending the hearings and makins
notes." he said.
did you talk with any congress.
men or senatorS?"
mo"
II don't think you we're a $4,000
man." observed Walsh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-12

BooTHRoYD--March IL, 1914 Richtrd.
ana Ssoss:r q dso Ss- ana Ho iosspS
M. sarah Hi.cSs1 and and Mrs, Ellis:
services from o. the s' house. " SriHas al at
tsrnoon at : p. m. Burial private.
FENwICK--Adarch II. 1914. 0eorgs q.
Tenwtck, aged 80 years Funeral
rom hia rssidsnce. aAs summit-st.
0ERHARD-Edwin J.. beiovsd hus-
band Of Frances Gerhard; fathsr -oe
Mary and Angelins Gerhard. 50!
81 St stsnislSus church. Friday. a
S:30 q m.
IL. 1914. 1t Ut. Mary's
hospital, Frank j., brother OF Thorn
=: - Kilroy; Funsral from shansl
OF Pc Kay Rutledge, eos Ksroh.
Windsor. at ). pssscss time. ~
LUDERER--March 10. 1914. suddenly,
~ syracuse. n. n. RIcharr. beloved
SON Of Mr.. and Ars. Richard LudsrSr.
runsrel from resiaenca of his par
onss ss7 1elyidsrs. Friday after-
ROGERS suddenly. March 40, At his
beloved husband OF Emma Rogers
and uncle Of Miss Pearl Rogers,
aged - years. Funeral. Friday. at
llo from rssidspcs. Intsrmsnt &C
MISREPRESENTATION wegsnsr. Dr.,
$500 q years. beloved husband OF
0ertru4e Wogensr. father OF Cath
crime WsgsnSr. Anna wseensr Boz
bsrita John A.. Anthony. 1r., Joseph
g. and Frank A. Wegen6r. vuneral.
saturday. At : .. m: from residence.
as Riopelle-st.. and $50 q. .. from
- Joseph's church.
D0 9sIac -, as e her Ists resi-
mother OF George r. Doyde, Detroit,
s enc william Foster w:sitsr y
TT;S,r,niIcE q sslisvilis. Burial II
y 1sasx S.Is;.s IL L., ,ss Sey iyss AZ e
Sophie Henry. brother OF Fredertck
and Mildred Henry. Funeral from
resldsnce. III Twsnty-ninth-st.. FRI
day at ! p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-12
POLICE PICK UP YOUNG
BAY CITY PROBATTONER

Carrying Z large buAdle Of clothing.
wrapped In Newspaper. under one
arm, and copy Of "Adrift In New
York." by Horatlo Alger, under the
other arm. q small boy with biz dark
eyes slipped through the gate at the
Michigan Central depot, Thursday
noon. sided up to Z matronly looking
woman with her attention fully occu
pied by her baggage. and was trying
to make himself look like her fam.
lily" when two men stepped up to him.
and one said, Hello Harry"
Hello" said the youth, spontane-
ously. and then he flushed and bit his
lip.
He admitted that he was Harry
Bishop. Is years old. Of No. 40l JEFF
fer son-aye.. Bay City, aad the two
men. who were Detectives Reid and
Mite took him to headquarters. They
had received 4 telephone message
from the Bay City juvenile depart
ment to look out for Harry, who Il
under probation In Bay City.
Harry says II 10 for violating the
curfew law. by failing to be in bed at
8 o'clock every night He says they
had him In the detention home for
four weeks. and then let him 60 back
to school. under probation.
He says that his mother gave him
the money for his railroad fare, and
so cents for spending money, and hot
him come here to visit his uncle,
frank Huelp, Of No. 1874 Elisabeth-st.
v ect. t-*. yt.tsess@t;'s ~@. az
He said ne wAs xolnt 70 tXks;a taxi.
cab to his uncle's ho,ise, but was In
tercepted by the detectives befors he
could put the idea into operation.
He was sent to the detention homo,
to await the arrival Of the Bay CITY
probation oflcer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-12
100000 BALANCE
in HIGHWAY FUND
State Reward Fund win Be In
creased S75O,000 "a July I
by Auto Tax Returns

LANSING. Mich, March s2.--(spe.
cial. 1.-THE Michigan highway depart
mont, under the direction Of Commits
sioner Frank Rogers. - making plans
for improving the roads In the state
during the ensuing year, and within
q few weeks active work on the high
way Will begin.
In regard TO funds to carry on the
road building this year. Commission:
o. Rogers rays that over $3OO.0o0 Wan
b. carried forward IN balances IN the
ordinary state reward fund, ana that
there will be 100000 in the trunk
line fund. The balances are TO carry
the Department only TO July 4. when
the motor vehicle fund, estimated at
$4,000 this year, 10 expected to pay
the rewards. At that time the trunk
line appropriation. amounting TO
$500 900 becomes available and 1t u
expected to care for the trunk line
for the year.
"The last legislature made some
very progressive changes In the high.
way law which have added greatly to
the efnciencies Of the state highway
department" said Commissioner Rog-
err today. Il expect that several hum
dred miles Of reward roads will be
built during the coming summer -
there appears to be general Awak.
ening to the fact that good roads will
lower the cost Of marketing and IN
this manner cut down the cost OF food
products to the consumers"
Since the 0rst good roads law was
enacted In Michigan in 1905, 2.244
miles Of state reward roads have
been constructed In the state. The
average state reward per mile has
been 1864.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-12

INDIANAPULlS, md, MaroA H..
Dayia (''DAt'J AaatogSoo, alleged
eluggoe ana GunmaA oe TesSo HaNte,
was arrested here shestly after noen
today o. a omoeUoncy warrant He
II In the county TAIL. He 4 held pend,
ing "A Indictment BY the viso county
grand jury, which viii charge him
with completely n IN alleged pot "a
dynamite the homes OF Judge Charles
M. Fortune. Special Judge Felix B1anl.
baker, Special Prooecutoe Joseph
Roach and others, al prominent IN
the prosecution Of Mayer Douu Rob.
erts Of TSrrs Hauts. tor alleged cleo
ton frauds.