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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
DOUBLE KILLING
LAST NIGHT IN
THE STRIKE ZONE
lB5 LEASED w,r. ,o rsenIne ncrn,s

tHE LEASED Wire tn EsenIne Urrni'
Trinidad. Colo. MarCn f6 Eu-
genlO Chavez. 20, IL dead. shot
through the abdomen. aud Diego
Garcia, %, is seriously wounded
with "a bullet wound IA his body as
the result of a shooting that took
place at the boarding house of Bc-
fine Amador al pclagun. late yps-
terday. The dead ana wounded men
are non-union miners. The shooting
was done, IL was said by Andrea8
Martinez %. uon-union miner
who fired upon the men with "a rifle
through the door Of the boarding
house when the men sought admis-
sion, and after MARTINEZ had ord rcd
Them away. Martinez is under ar
rest aud ia IN the county inU
-Four others are held hy tho mill
tuiT authorities MS witnesses Garcia
and chavez. the hitter working at
herwind came fO the boarding house
shortly before N o'clock last night
nnd raped for ndmiItunre rho
did not live there Tho woman who
conducts the place called MARTINEZ
ana told him tn order them away.
Martinez did. and tho men refused to
Tn. 90 is stated
openIns the door. Martinez o. al
legged tn have hlazcd away M tho
inifnderF. The bullet PASSED through
tho body ~ Garcia and struck cha
vcs iu vital place. Garclr may re-
cover
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16

from close confinement. being accus-
TONED To spend much uf hct time in
the open air.
At 1880 this afternon the confcrces
still were cluactcd in the governor 81
office with no intimation as 10 when
the Discussion would end. Lawson.
called out by the newspaper men. dis
cussed the conference only ln gen
tral way lie said ull had been frioud-
~ thus lar.
10 said Mother" Jones' told the
governor that she had hcen dcportcd
uud that she Was going back. The
governor expressed the nope that she
would not violate any laws.
Lawson said he had asked the gov
crnor TO restore the tents recently
taken down by the militia nt the low
or Forbes strikers tent colony and
Informed the chicf executive that the
United Mine Workers intended Co re-
build them.
Tho conference closed shortly be-
fore . O'clock. Accurding tn the
governor most of the two hours
session was consumed bv Hawkins
arguing points of constitutional
rights.
The governor confirmed General
Chusc's version of why Mother
Jones was brought 10 Denver.
questioned ns tn whothcr or not inc
state paid the expenses uf Mother
JoncH from Trinidad to Denver Cow
otnor Ammons said that ho did not
know who paid for her ruilroad ticket
"lt the state paid for her irauaportn-
ton b has absolutely no significance,
hc added. 'aud does MOI support ner
claim that she was deportcd. i' doEc
at Hh, 30 simply was done as a matter
OF convenience or courtesy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
EIIL To PROTECT THE
MINORITY STOCkuOIDI.lt

to The recent investigation 90 railroad
financial unsira senator knowlton,
Republican today introduced bill
for the rrHel uf "Nronged and de-
fraudcd shareholders in corporations
unpl god tn the interstate commerce.
o. would empower minority stock
holders tu SHE majority stockholders
for recovery Tor LOSSES in cases where
fraud ls shown in manngcmeut ana
would empower the attorney general
and iutcrsiatC commerce commission
Geo investigate and rc-inFcstigutc frum
time tn time the financial Affairs oi
quuei .puhllc corporations with view
tu determining whether. the rights oi
minority stockholders were being pro-
tccted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
MAY GALL RoCKEFELLER
tS STRIKE WITNESS

Washington. March 16. - John y.
knckeiellers connection with the
Colorado Fuel and iron company.
which figured IN the Colorado coal
strike VIII be discussed at meeting
OF the house mines subcommittee on
Friday. with a Wow 10 determining
whether Mr.. Rockefeller shall be
asked To testify on whether n demo
sltion shall be taken. John Mitchell
VIII testify Within few hays before
the subcommittee which investiEat-
Cd the Michigan copper strike.
Representative Heating OF Colo
radn, IN statement today, proposed
that the federal government estab.
lish a standard of mining operations
ana exclude from interstate com
nlefee an mine products not pro-
duced under that standard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
With Agreement Reached on
Interstate Trrde Commits
sion President Turns to In
terlocking Directorates
PROVISIONS EXEMPTING
LABOR UNIONS IN DOUBT
Knowlton Comes Forward in
Senate with Measure to Pro.
teot Minority Stockholders
in Railroads.
Lny Leased wlrr % ErenIne ne-nId. !


WASHINGTON, March 10.-With the
revised interstate trade commission
bin completed by the house sub-com-
mittcc ~ the house Interstate com
mcrcc committee a. the satisfaction Of
the administration. President Wilson
TUNED his attention today to cOnsid-
orpDun of other phases OF the anti
trust program. He planned to confer
with Representative clayton, chair
man OF the judiciary committee and
his cnlieagues on q revised bin TO
prohibit intorlucking dircctorntes.
Whether the new bills should in
clude provisions excmpting labor
unions from the operation of the pro-
posed law has not been discussed with
the president, " became known today.
The new trade commission bin was
unanimously agreed upon by its fram-
ers, subcommittee OF Democrats
and Republicans, headed by Repre-
sentative Covington Of Maryland, and
ia is approved by practically the full
committee
The whole theory Of the creation
OF the commission said Mr.. Coving-
ton has been to make IL an efficient
independent body. In most OF the
matters of publicity a has control OF
the facts gathered Publicity IL LETT
10 lts discretion, and the bill contains
ample authority for Il to prevent the
disclosure of those necessary traa
secrets valueless TO The public In Pre-
noting laNfut competitive business.
but which when disclosed. simply af-
ford opportunity for Injurious use by
competitors. Powers of investigatiOn.
safcguarded by proper constitutional
limitations against unlawful search
and seizure, are taken from n new
subordinate department under the
control of the executive and given 20
this non partisan BODY
Tho bin would 3ransfer all the pow
crs and the duties ut the bureau Of
corporations 10 the proposed cummis-
sion of three members, presidential
appointecs subject To- confirmation.
whose salaries would be- Si0,0c0 an
nually each only two of the commis-
sloners could be from the same po-
itiCHl party.
Tho BIN defines as corporations all
bodies Incorporated under the law,
aud in ioiut stock associations and
ali other associations having shares
of capital or other capital stock or
organized to carry ou business for
prunL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
lis an III Wind
That Blou,s Good
to Nobody
Stiff Little Breeze from the
North and Absence of Free
Food Cause Hobo Army to
Disintegrate
my leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ]

IBy leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]
sacramento, Cal, March ia
strouH north wind last night did moro
Go auiNe the problem presented by
General" kclly's army of uucmploy
cd than any human agency has yet
been able to accomplish,
Camped On the Yolo lcSee across
the Sacramento river from this city
with no protection from the wind
driven sands. the army dislntcrgaicd
rapidly during the night and u was
estimated to-day that not more than
500 remained uf the 1909 Tint came
To- Sacramento "a week ago.
Hunger also had much 10 do with
the dcscTtions Now that the novelty
Of the army's presence has worn on,
food contributions have almost ceased
aud the men are hungry. II j. beliov-
ed the march 90 Washington win be
abandoned and that the remnant of
the army will scatter IN various d.
roctions.
A hunger strike was threatened by
tho arms today a few loaves of
bread was an he food sent across the
river up 10 noon and the more de-
teTmined amunE the mon said they
would giarve until they had been
taken 90 hospitals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
Grandmotherdnd
Father Fight
for Child
Chicago Police Detain Woman
and Little Girl, Heir to
Large Estate on Kidnapping
Charge
my Leased Wire 70 E,cninr IIcrald.l

lby Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Chicago, March i6-The courts
were asked today To- determine
whether a grandmother or a father
should have the custody OF three
Sear old child who IL said TO be the
htir OF many thousands Of dollars
On the petition OF Mrs. Harriet !.
Janney who with her granddaughter
virginia Ford, the child helress, WAS
detained last night hy the police ON
iolesraphic tdN.ces from Philadelphia,
Judge walker In the criminal court
today Issued u writ of hRbeas corpus
applicable To both the woman and the
Chiia
Mrs Ianney and the child we're
taken from o. train. she told the pO-
lice that she was taking the child TO
its mother Ia Los Angeles The po-
hcc ucivd on complaint from the
child's father william "a. Ford, a
Philadelphia civil engineer.
Mrs Ianney asserted that her
daughter. the ohild's mother. was di-
Norced from Ford several months ago
and that the court awarded the GUS
tody Of the child 10 the mother.
The petition FOR release set forth
that the Two were detained without
legal warrant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
DEPARTURE FROM TRINIDAD
KEPT GIOSE SI6uI-r

Trinidad Colo March iG. -
"Mothcr' Mary Jones. noted woman
strike leader. who has been "a milf
tary prisoner Ia san Rafael hospital
here since January r. was put
aboard "a train quietly last night and
sent uut OF the coal strike district.
Her departure became known enrly
today.
She went TO Denver. The military
authorities proceeded with the ut
most secrecy a. remove Mother
Jones. She was arrested at "a local
hotel here january i2. after having
hccn deported from the district tho
week previous and tnld not 90 return.
since hcr confinement several efforts
have been made 20 secure here re-
lease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
Governor Johnson Urged to
Take Immediate Steps to
Get Men Who Murdered
Postmaster,
FEELING IS BITTER
ALONG THE BORDER
Official Denial at FL PasO of
More Than Light Skirmish
Engagements Around Tor
reon
rBy leased wlrc 10 evening IIcrnId.l

fBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald ]
San Dicgi. cal. March i6.--Extra-
dition of the Mexican bandits viii
killed Frank V. Johnston and as
saulted Werner wiedonbeck In an at
tempted robbery of the Mountain
Commercial company's store NJ Te-
cate saturday night was urged upon
Governor Jihnsln by the district at
torney's office here today. wieden-
beck Is positive as To- his idcntifica-
ton OF one of the outlaws. but the
name Is withheld All escaped back
into Mexico.
Troops scnt from Fort Roscncrons
TO the scene by Major W. c. Davis,
commander al the fort, remained
there today 10 prevent disorder
Davis has informed the ,dcptrtneni
az Washington and Major General
Arthur Murray. commander of tho
western department at san Francis
co. of the circumstances, ana has In
structionE To maintain vigilance and
keep the war department Informed
OF developments.
Fcehns along the border IN the
vicinity OF Tecatc II bitter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
PRISON COMMISSIONER
SHOWS RIGHT SPIRIT

Glasgow, March t6.--Dr. James
Devon, prison commissioner for
scotland. when attacked today by an
irate militant su1ragette armed with
"a dog whip, took the law In his hands
and knocked has assailant down with
well aimed left hand blow.
The woman, whose Identity was not
learned, met the prison commissioner
al the entrance to the Duke street
prison and belabored him over the
head and nshoulders with her whip.
Mr.. Devon, who IL an advocate 0f
forctble feeding and Is bitterly OPP
posed TO what he considers the farci-
cal release Of suffragettes because
they are suffering from the Effects OF
hunger strikes promptly knocked her
down The woman was picked UP
by policeman and placed Under ar
rest pr. Devon refused 10 prosecute
her and she was released.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
CANADA MAY CUT DUTY
ON FARM IMPLEMENTS
FROM UNITED STATES


WINNIPEG. March 1G-lt was re-
ported hero to-day thar the Canadian
Governments when the annual bud
pct speech is delivered this month
in Dttawu. VIII announce aubstan-
.tial reduction ln duties on agricui-
.turuI implements. ~ is understood
tho duty on binders, roHpors and
mowers via he reduced from ~ 's
20 40 per cent and "a corresponding
cut made bee duties Goa other farm
implements Siruns pressure b. D.
ING brought Co bear ON tho govern
ment to make duty of ten per cent
ON uu farm implements.
The reduction ~ ratified VII go
into effect by April / and VIII great
ly encourage the sale Of United
ada
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
FIDDLING AWAY WHILE
ROME is BURNING
DECLARES SENATOR


Washington, March ig.-"rhcy are
Kidding away while oi,inr Is burning,
said senator Weeks, Republican, of
Massac huseits, today after "a confer
enee with President Wilson Ia which
he declared the NeW Haven railroad
eonforees with the department of JUS
uce were wasting time ana that cN-
ecufiFe influence WAS required 10
bring thm together promptly.
A WAS understood that the senator
suageated 60 the president that he call
in Attorney General McRcynolds,
Governor Walsh of Massac husctts.
VhaiFman Howard Elliott OF the New
Haven aud r. w. Gregory, special
counsel for tho department of iusuee,
TO bring about an agreement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
BRYAN ORDERS INVESTIGA-
TIDN or IOH NSON KILLING

Washington Murcn io.--secretnry
Eryan today ordered an official in
vcsiiration OF the death of Frank v.
johnson. postmaster az Tccate, calf,
who was Killed and burned by Mexi-
cans Saturday night while defending
his property.
Military authorities from Fort
Rosecrans already are investigating.
Tho killing occurred on American
soH and Il Is said by officials hero
60 be- Within the jurisdiction OF the
California state authorities
None of the foreign governments
fo whom Secretary Bryan transmit
tee copies Of General Cnrranza's last
note on the right Of American con-
suis To look after foreigners in MeY-
leo has made any response.
Secretary Bryan declined 10 conf
mcnt ON Carranza's nota. but II b
taken TO be significant OF his pur-
posc that the secretary states that
he will continue 10 instruct Amerl-
can consuls 10 intervene TO protect
foreigners IN the war zone precisely
as In the past.
ilcar Admiral Fletcher reported
everything quiet al |ara cruz aud
Tampico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
ALLEGED PLogTERs ARE
liberated IN CAnIttNLA

Nogales. SonoIn. March iS - Al
horto Pena. former Mexican state
senator. ana Manuel Benillas ex-
minister Of fomcnio IN the rebel pro-
vinlonal cabinet werc at liberty tos
day having been freed OF the charge
thut thee had heen conspiring
against General Nenustiano Carran-
xa The men were arrested on the
charge of having entered an anti
.Carranza plot saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
No IMPORTANT rrcurtVr
WIT At qrnnnEON

Fi paso Tev. March ff There has
hcen no l'nnnrtan' nghfing ~ Tor
renn. A chihuahua dssnafch from
The Asf0cisted press corresnoudenf
last nieht re~ertnd the situation nuiet
e~nenf for the orderiv movement of
80 battlefield and high rehei oelcor
tabled difcrtlv wi'h General villa
f-am Tuaras iaa, nirht--ai 'he r"apest
- nr~sneper men. and villa denied
that there was nny basis for a battle
story
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
EDITOR OF FAMOUS
NEWSPAPER SHOT
BY WOMAN
CASTOR Calmette, Editor of
Figaro Shot by Wife of
French Minister of Finance

my Leased wlrc 60 Evening Herald. ]
Paris. March lG.-- CASTOR CAL
= mctte. editor Of the Figaro. WAS =
= shot aud severely wounded to-
. day while In the office Of the =
= Figaro bv Madame Caillaux. wife
. Of Joseph Caillaux, French min
. lister ut finance. y
The reason for the crime rs =
= said 40 be anger against NJ. Cali =
. mette. VINO has been waging n =
= campaign characterized ny great I
. bitterness and animosity against
. the minister OF finance.
. . . . . . . . oee@NANA@ = =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
Explanation Forwarded by
Ambassador to Britain Sat-
isfactOry to the Administra-
ton
AGITATION DUE TO
A MISUNDERSTANDING
Wilson Tells Callers He is Ger
tain Diplomat Made no
Statement that Could be Of
fensive.
my I.cascd Wirc 20 Evening iIcrald.l ]

my Leased Wire tO Evening Herald ]
Warrington DC. March iG- AM
baasodor Pages explanation of MS
London speech touching the Monroe
doctrine and the Panama tolls re-
pcni is satisfactory 60 President VIII
son, who regards the iucident closed
so Tar as the administration ia con-
Ccrnrd
when fuli report Of the speech
~ received. Sc viii be forwarded to
the senatn. which asked for u by a
resolution hy senator Chamberlain.
President Wilson told callers to-
day that ans agitation over MI.
Pages reference WAS caused by a
misunderstanding of what the ann
tassador said and that % fuller re-
port of the speech showed that the
ambassador correctly stated the stu
alton Thc president is satisfied that
Mr. Page referred 20 the Panama re-
peal as mot to please England" IN
stead OF mot merely to please Eng
land
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16

ChIIHTn, MUrCh "InpInIn Inn-
nay Leach will get back his ola
place ut third base and licinc Zim-
norman viii play shnrtstop wht .
the Chicago Nationals take The field
next month. according TO an am
nouncement ~ tho teams makeup
teieFraphed hy Manager O'Day from
Jacksonville. Fla. Good Schultz ana
sohnstnn will compose the out
fold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
T'EDFRAL TROOPS ARE
SURROUNDED IN CANANFA

Naco. sonora, Mex. March IL ~
Constitutioualist troops sent from
here and Nogalea wcre reported to
have surrounded the party of fedeg
els which destroyed two railroad
BRIDGES ON the Cananca railroad yes
tcrday Rebel officials on the hor-
der ovpeciCd tn hear ~ their cap
iure and execution at any time.
Tha~e were e. men IN the party N
bridge burners. according to report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
RANGER CAPTAIN ToID 10
KEEP OFT or MEXICO

Laredo Tex March 70 - Edward
Mafs0r cnpinir nf ihe Laredo com
pany Texas national ruard was ar
rested IN Nneve laredo Sunday ana
released with The admonition never
10 return to the Mexican ciiv Mat.
con few davs ara acting official
" for tho state of Texng. renorteA
that the island IN tho I,io Grnnds
'~o-s which Tinwenle Nernarn q
horses were stolen, was on the
American fiie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
IOWA MIME WORKERS REFUSE
TO ENDORSE SOCIALISM

Des Moines. Ia, March iC.-t'nited
Mine Workers ~ America. district i3.
in convention here today declined TO
3" on record as endorsing tho Socialist
party az the wurkingman's party. The
convention refused To- enter the polit-
teal field when Il voted down "a res9-
luton presented by James Fisher. OF
Abba, Iowa. declaring that the time
mad come for the workers to unite
politically az well as industr!aliy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16

Cincinnati, March l6. ~ John 7.
connery ana H. l.. Mayer. represent
ing Chicago capitalists, and Charles
y. Tart, owner OF the majority or
the stock OF the Chicago National
league baseball club. viii meet here
today regarding the purchase and
sale OF the club. The Chicago men
are coming from fiurriaburg. Pa,
whore they held conference yes
terday with President John X Ten
~ oF the league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
AIlrrton win FTle,i.

IhIVUR0- Nur0h 20 -Tho WIN ~ No
tate Samuel vs. Auerton nioueo-
pnckor. capitalist aud many umcs
millionaire. was filed in the probate
court tod4y dispoFnr OF his largo
holdiugE in real estate and stock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
No DECISIONS on
IiI,OlTNNT PENDING CAsIs

Washington, March l0.-No deci-
slona were announced today by the
supreme court la the railroad rate and
other important cases pending
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16

Chicago. March 1t.r-fharles II
Mnhcuev president of the west
ern Federation of Miners. who was
operated ON here week agn for ai.-
pendlcitls eiill Is weak ana in dan
ger ~ complications. according 90
his physician.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
DUKE ON TRIAL
FOR MANSLAUGHTER

my iAaeed wire co Evening Herald. !
Seattle. wash, March ig-iaur-
cnce Duke. son of James Brpdie
Duke. president Of the American Toe
hacco company, wug placed On trial
today Ga the superior court chnrged
with granddaughter I'M the killing OF
Henry - Farr. q saloon keeper on
the night Of october ~, 1918 hy AN
automobile driven by Duke.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
Grant Brothers
Must Pay Big
Penalty
$1,000 per Mexican Assessed
Against California Con-
struetion Firm for Import
ing Alien Labor
tBy Leased Wire To Eyenlng IIcraId.l

(By Leased Wire to E,yenlng IIcrald.)
Washington. March i6.--One of the
largest yerdicts ever recovered by the
government Tor "a violation OF the
ulten contract labor law--tnat FOR
$4,000 against the GFunt Brothers
Construction company "a California
corporation. was affirmed today by
the supreme court. Through is rep
rescntativos the company participated
in bringing into the United States
forty five McXicans 10 work on rail-
road construction near Nacu. Ariz.
The Grant Brothers firm is not only
one of the largest railroad contract
ing outfits In the west, but is well
known la New Mexico. having done
extensive contracting for the Santa
Fe system. The ti5,O00 fine con-
hrncd by the supreme court h in
foriy-iivo separate alien law violation
charges which have been la the
courts for several years and resulted
from the employment OF McNlCuns in
contract labor ln southern Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16

THIRTIETH BODY TAKEN
FROM RUINS OF THE
MISSOURI CLUB
IBy I.oascd Wire 10 Evening HcraId.l

I By LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald. !
. 81 Louis March 1.-THE =
. thirteenth, and what IL be-
= believed 90 be the last body. =
. was removed from the ruins =
. OF ,ae Missouri Athletic club =
= today. The body wac identi- Z
. fled as that OF William A.
. iiunlcke. "a civil engineer em- q
. ployed hy the Missouri pacl- 8
. Gle railroad Z
The bodies of Marx Hammar Z
of 81 Louis and Thomas B I
= shyne. "a typewriter mieaman, =
. were Identified this afternoon. Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
POST oFEICE INSPECTOR
ORDERED To TlsCAIE

san Francisco, March i6.--lnspect-
or Frank NJ Trout Of the post office
department left today for Tecate
where he will investigate the murder
OF Postmaster Johnson by bandits
and report TO Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
OLDEST Man DIES
IN MISSOURI
Henry Dorman, 115 Years
Old, Passes Away in Liberal
Served in Mexican and Civil
Wars

fBy leased Nirc a. Evening Herald. ]
. Liberal, Mo-, March iG.--llen- =
y ~ norInHn. no years old, died q
. at his homo here today. Hc =
= served Ia hath the Mexican war .
= and the ClNll war. Family rec =
= nrds showed that he was bora =
. in Stcuhen county, New York, =
January 40, 1898.
ooe . y . oo . . 3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met at noon.
Lobby committee summoned
President BOwles OF the Fore
RIVER shpbuildinR company TO
testify about alleged lobbying for
The Panama tolls exemption
Rural committee continued tes-
iimony
HOUSE.
Met nt noon.
Debate continued on the ag-
riculturo bill