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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22
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sen rafen in ben aellsrn, unO BON
9urmfopf f~lattsrn leifs oeine Rielen,
fittide ins 2dnO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22

leralnoemlt, Gin aonftrbalorlum hsf
Ibt%nanhaIl. cine SnnaaoQs. mebftrs
Duff, sint Ganbnnmmens un0 9Iins
.gsIfbrit @sitlihaittn. cine Borls.
@tmalbtgaItris nn6 pitlt Gpiplidltr.
8s4tim 1T Der Gib Der proDinSlals
.nHo BairtsbtbfEofn, tlnts 8if9ofss
sintR 8pmpapiitls, tines Appellbois
fir Die probiu5sn glittid, gimburg
uHo purtmburg, tinsBs tribunals, sines
9anoelsgeridts, zines Wilitir0oupsrs
ntmtuiB uH0 zines bsuti9sn a%oniuls.
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1850 srbauts 3itabtlle auf Dem IinttH
6IuBuieF sslpdbri cine irtIFlihS Qus'
ltdt iibsr bic Staoi unb ole Gsipsrbs
rsihsn Sdltr 6tr Mlnd5, SuIl9l uH0
0ssors; etssHibtr auf Dem rtdbtsn
uftr Der Wldas ftsbt Die 6ortduie
Wort be IA Gbartreuis), b0bsr nod
Robermoni.
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eittid mar qiitii6 i'm IL. mo Il.
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ipilenl6aitlihen uuo iinnIuiI6tn
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pDlieruns srlansts i6on nm 1900
lpeiigebsnos pripilsgisn un0 nubte ii9
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Ularimilian 6sinrih bon 9apera nit
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ben 6ren5olen unb DETER
1905 fano in 2ittid cine
UsItaus ftsuuHq itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22

lpsI6t 8ilinrbolIcnm atr In alisna
IN bsr @rnFlhnft Wldrl etmudi
bnbi. Sn Gripdauns Gursr loHIii.
gan WtFiten ipin ID Dislt maubaiIt
gtl9ihis fir bisIsB Wlat p~arbOnniss
rem. wtrbt Sud obsf nab Gpanpnu
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abuormiidt Sud nodmals ioaisi gu
lhuIosn iommtn loHtn.
Eanss Souei, ben ii. auauh ITO.
Gritori4.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22

Gin fadnbItder Morb,
beriu9 purbe in !Sam6urg DON benz
44idbrigen taubitummsn S1uetDer
Milbelm Burger aus 66erm16nsr
periibt. Berger itir5ts Ii9 NIT Il.
mem WeFer ouf ben 1~3i1briaen auns
ben 9pbeipaIo. Der 3u ibm ostrmmen
mar, I'm cine Sade a~n8uprObitren.
Gr berTebte i6m mebrers fdtpefe
Slide in bic 6aIsgegeub. aaf bic
5iIferufs bes anaben ithrstsu goAs
barn berbei, bic ben andben aus ben
9dnben bes Miitlings btfreiten. Sci
Der 9ernebmung, bic NIT Silfe zines
Snubtummtnlebrers erfolqte, ers
tIdrte Der Gdnsiber, 6ab 1t bereitA
8u Begun Der Mo1e bic ablid,t oes
bdbt babe, sinen 2nHmprb on BEN
anoben aus3ufiibrtn uub bonn BID
aeide gu 3eritidsln. Man boEFs,
ben 9naben am Qeben 1T srbaltsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22
GsrfwarOips e6Iadt.
G%rinnsruHs ans Der 8rit 5riebrifs bes
@ruFen.


@ruFsH.
Die mtrttpirbigIte S6Ia6t, Die
unter Der Rsgisrung Jrieorihs BEG
9roBsn. uno omar Obnt oeiIsn Dils
len uub MiFsn gsI6lagen fpurbe, lit
bic Sdladt BEL qltena in @eTfas
len. Don bisiem Sample mslrsH
Hur penigs @sihi9ts6iidsr, uao
bod 1T bsrIsIbs 10 sigsnartig un5
oentpiirbtg, bnB es ii4 Io6n., Dtas
isl6en pieoer in Der GrinnetlnS auf.
5uirii6en.
Dem bstannteH Gabritbs5irt bes
9rafI9aTt Ilort mar bon ben prsu.
BiI4sn 2anbesfiritsn bic UlilitIt.
.freibsit Sugebiuigt unb bisie au9
bon Grieoria BEN @roBen bsItGtigt
porbsn. Man girg babel tppbl ppn
Der aHft4t aus, Dab bic 1ouisnoe
spn giIenarbeitern in Der fpeItfdlp
I@m Mort BEN gaterlanbe niht
minbsr bisnten, ols in Rei6e unf
.@lieb in Der 4rmee. limb bc4
baben bisie ipadsren MGrter i'm
itebsnidbrigen &risge betpieIeu, baB
uuttr ibrsn aitteln patriotiI6e Sers
gen f4Iugen; bsnu nls es I'm ben
aonig in Shleiien bebentli9 ifan6,
IisBeu lie bic 6dmmsr unb S9iirsts
len ruben unb eilten freipiaig Su
ben 6o6nen unb err mad ad9loTes
mem Jrieben tebrtsn lie gu i6ym
frisbli9eu 8eI9dftigurgen in bic
Meimot Surid, sepiB in benz bsr;ns
tieten G%lauben, fiirber BON isgIid,m
Militdroienf befrstt gu bleibeu.
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o6us ben 9snsral b. @plffersbprf
gemadt, Der oamols bas 8ommans
DO in Der probin5 8sItfoisn fibrte.
DieIen geliitsie es, bic groben It0rs
len geIeaen benz eriten @lieos Tsines
2eibregimentes in 51mm sin3uoers
leibsn, benn bic ~rieIsnbaften Bur
i4en pnren mad feiner Mleinung nar
ba3u getpadfen, nm fein Gegimeut
gu Sieren. Gines 3oees beInlpb Ct
benn, einen 8enaltItreia aug5us
fiibren. glit sfpsi gatailIonen 3oo
er ii6er Neuenrabe ouf 4ltena. su,
bas am Sure bes 8idsberses Iisgt.
Die 4ltenaer aber hdtten bon benz
beobf6tigten 8epaltitreid oes 8es
neraIs @inb bstommen unb trafen
ibrs anIfaftsn, bieTsr miIitdrifden
Diatiir gebibreub 5u begegnen.
Ser General ridle bonn @idss
Berg berab auf Dos Stdbt9en los, !
bod ipie eritaunte er, ols feline
Splbaten on ben erftsn 5duiern Don
bihtgsidloFenen Rsiben Der nit glis
benben GiInItongen, gepaltigrn
9dmmern lnb S9iireilsn belpnffnss
ten arbsitsrn ~empfnngsn pIrben.
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berIian6 bate Der General nidt err
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Ct einIab, DaB er bier ben aiir3eren
5ieben niirbe; nber bennoh tdmpfte
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ben 8efsht gum Riid5nQe. Dieien
aiidaug begIeitets bas SubslgeiHrsi
Der 4Iteuasr Giienarbeitsr, bic am
Oarauf elm sroBes Sisgess
feIf in Der Stride hielten.
Dieter gsnaltFtreid beg Generals
unO bic heroiI9e @erteibigung Der
4ftenaer erregte i'm gorstn Qoabe
bos er5Bte QufIeEn. Der Magi
Ttrot unb bic 8irger bet Giobt Be-
ben 8prgnng Dem aonia, Der
odrauf foIgenbe aabintitsorbre an
hen General srlisB:
smein Iieber GsntrolItuinant BON
Molffus6orFl
s. if OIfi5isI ouossiet iuurbsM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22

8osbdft. Gi9ttrIing: Co
chen bdbe i9 Elm rsues Gtbiht poIs
Ienbet: sic Gintfiui.
5reuno: Die Jnfpirdiion bcsu IN
Bit fDohI gstomnen, ipdbreno ou oei.
utr Mngebetttsn Elm GtaaoGtn
tru4isa,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22
Gin ~bogbufter sc

Gin bogbdfter atrI.
Bauer: Ileine GDbns Iafs i1 ale
Meoi3iner tperoen -. uno tpsni aud
sus gauge DOrf ousIttrbt.
Sbre Meinung. Junst
Gr1u (gdbneno): vAsins Gheioangss
griinOt gu bdben, miibis bod pnbr.
bdFtig Elm seuIgenosr G6eibungss
gruno igiA!I1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22

9er fette1s SAL, DoE
Elm Batter NIT iddrf geluOenem Ns.
DOlDtr ben eieenen Gobn peaen gins
6ruds DerfoIgt, bat Ii8 in Rauen be
Berlin sugetragen. Der nenuaehns
idbrige Sermann g., ber crit tiitaiid
cine 9sfdnsnisitraFs. Bic Il psosn
9tsbitaAls erbaIten, perbiiBt hattt,
nrb Dem bas 9etreten Der eIterIided
Wpbnune unteriagt DDrOen mar.
orong in bas Qrbeits8immet ietnea
ein erbra9 Elm Gpino unh
itabl oardus cine @sIoIumme. 6iers
auf srgriff Der Eater Bic fgludl. 4uri
erfubr Der Batter bon BEN
Diebitobl, uno sr mar iiber Ons gor.
gshen ieiues Gobnss Oermobtn otiF.
gsbrn4t bdB ct eiusn f1drI aeId6es
men 3eboIoes srgriff iln6 Iih da biz
QerfoIguns oes Ginbreders maehit.
paFnngten Forehn jeoom 0afiir. 6ak
Der nlte Batter NIT ser WaFft fein
onrihtetf. Der gteb por ID
sipil@a sutlummsa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22

" btrddlldiiot Die fhlantt Gorm &c,
ben abndbr. bic qdnet Miro na6 &c.
fallen resuIiri. Den bitrcdptn ausf6nitt
Joni, bic nsitt. aufaeitbk Safnt I'M.
arsn5t Elm ptibr giufab. Ge6r hHbI1
lUirii tatt osFsu cine laHamltirie gOpens
tantt, bic man ltidt Itlblt b,rItsftn fam.
Sur 9srftriigun9 bst Gfirg. Bic In bret
9rpBsn, tleiu. miltsl uno erob, trbdIilih
1T une 3A gurbs MaitriaI trForefrf,
lcmmtH StOffe ME Singbam, Ghah6rap,
psrtdls ober 2tinen in 9straht.
gisTe wgurer iperoen an sraenA
cine aoreGe geaen gmienOm1a he's
Breiies eeiehidt. pnn ecbe stuurmer
iro Sr6Re uun bic pole aoreHe Deits
LID an unb ftide Sen Gorror nct7
10 Gents 1T iebes bsitentc gPuiier an
6ns
Tribune Pattern Dep
1911 3ownrb ct.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
STATES MAY
Be PEACE MAKER
MARINES BEING ASSEMBLED FOR
POSSIBLE SERVICE IN SAN
DOMINGO AND HAITI.
aevoIutionists to Be Given to onoer'
stand That Uncle sam VIII TAKE
Hand Unless They Listen 10
Warnings Already Given.

Washlngton-Seven hundred ma
r,nes ON Monday were ordered assem-
bled at Guantanamo Cuba, to be mel"
in readiness for service in revoiutloh'
torn Haiti and San Domingo.
The navy department acted at tne
request of Secretary Bryan, VINO ASK
ed that the feet be prepared to deai
with any emergency that might ARISE
ON the turbulent little island Inc
marines will be gathered from those
now ON duty in Mexican waters anu
from the marine barracks IN fhh'
adelphia and Norfolk.
At Guantanamo the force VIII DC
only days sail from the north coas'
| of Haiti and San Domingo. anu lheii
proximity is expected to impress upon
the reyolutionaries the determiha'ion
OF the American government 10 Term
mate their activities by forcioie ine@n on,
unless they listen to the warnings a.
ready given.
The situation in San Domingo mas
come to be regarded as almost nope
LESS of a cure from within, whiie II
Haiti conditions are little better
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
COLLIER BLAMED
FOR SH|PWRECk
sToRsTAo's OFFICER HELD RE
sPoNsiBLE FOR SINKING OF -
EMPRESS OF IRELAND.
Commission censures officer for Fa''-
ing to Call Captain Of His ship
When He Saw Fog Was Coming
On and Before Crash Occurred.

Quebec. The collier Storstad IL
held To blame for the Empress OF
ireland disaster. in the findings OF
the wreck commission handed down
June II. The commission holds that
the disaster was due to the Storstads
change of course ordered by the third
officer without instructions from the
first officer, who was in charge OF the
collier at the time.
The Empress was sunk In the 81
Lawrence on May 20 with loss oil
more than 1000 lives.
The inquiry into the disaster was
begun In Quebec on July 10.
The GOLFERS third officer. found
responsible, Is Alfred Tuftenes, H'
was on the bridge when the crash DC
Cured and the report holds that "h'
was wrong and malignant In keeping
the navigation of the vessel In hi
own hands and falling to call the cap
tain when he saw the fog cominI
on The report says the disaste
was not due to any special character
lstlcA of the St Lawrence II wa
a disaster which mIgat have occurre
Ia any river in similar circumstances
The report notes radical conflic
In the testimony OF officers OF III
Empress and OF the Storstad.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
STRIKE THREATENS
WESTERN ROADS
ENGINEERS AND FiREMeN Or
NiNETY.EIeHT ROADS WEST Or
CHICAGO VOTE TO STRIKE.
TIe-up of Traffic Can Only Be AVerte0
by Reopenins of Negotiations ana
Concessions by Companies, Men
Refusing to Arbitrate'

Cbicago.-Only the hope that tne
managers will yield to the oemahus
of "a 600 engineers and firemen STANDS
between ninety-eight roads west Vi
Chicago and the greatest strike IN lhe
history of American railways.
With the statement on TUESDAY thdt
the men had voted nearly UNANIMOUSLY
TO strike. union officials announceu
that arbitration under the federal law
would be refused on the ground thae
the railroads have not lived up TO
preyious arbitration awards.
The railroads, through their genera
managers committee, contended that
TO grant the employees demands
would mean an increase OF $33,ooo'ooo
annually in wages. The engineers and
6remen asserted that their demands
were fair and equitable.
II is expected that further confer
ences will be held. Should the nego-
tiations fail and the employees stahu
nv their announced refusal OF aroitra
| ton, the resulting strike would, II Is
declared almost completely paralyze
traffic in the central west and west
II was announced by w. S. Garter
for the employees that the vote OF the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
was 1927 per cent in favor OF strike
and that the vote of the brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men was 992 per cent in favor OF
strike.
A. w. Trenholm, general manager
the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
Omaha railway, chairman of the coy
ference committee of the railway mar
ayers, said that the next move in tn
negotiations was up to the employees
He said the managers committe
would await formal statement of tn
present requests of the employees an
official notification of the strike vot
He declined to discuss the announce
refusal of the employees to accept pc
sible federal arbitration and said Thu
40 definite time had been set for a.
other conference.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
NEW PRESIDENT
To SEEK AMNESTY
MEXICAN PROVISIONAL pREsi-
DENT DESIRES PROTECTION
FoR HUERTA suPPoRTERs.
After This 10 Obtained. Peaceful En-
try into the Mexican Capital Of
constltysIenailst Troops VIII
be Negotiated.

Washington. News OF General HUI
artas resignation as provision presi-
dent OF Mexico was hailed by official
Washington Wednesday a. the FIRST
practical step toward quick soln-
ton OF the Mexican problem.
C'onstltutionaiisss diplomats and OF.
nclals OF the United States govern
nent aid not conceal their satisfaction
over the fact that General Hnerta al
last had voluntarily eliminated him
self from tho situation and pointed
the way to an era Of peace In his
country.
Although the eonstitutlonalists have
declared they would not recognize
Franoiaco carbaIal as provisional
president any more than they did MS
predecessor. and tire United states
government likewise will refuse TO
recognise him. the understanding
here il that tho new executive viii
hold office for but short term~-only
until satisfactory arrangements can
be made for the entry OF General Car
RAMA. thu constitutionailst chief,
From diplomats In close touch with
the situation II was learned that Mr.
carbaIal desired only that n genera
amnesty be declared, conserving tbs
llvea aud property OF those who sup
ported Huerta AFTER this Is obtained
peaceful entry into the Mexican eapi
til Of eonatItutlonalist troops VIII b
negotiated
General carrfasa, In the opinion o
the mediators. would profit greatly b.
entering into such conferences. u!
doing 40 he might guarantee himsel
immediate recognition by the unite'
states. Argentina. Brazil and chile
Under the terms OF the protocols sigr
ed al Niagara Falls, the United state
promised 20 recognize amy govern
mcnt act up by agreement hetwee
tho two Mexican factions without
waiting for an election,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
VILLA DISAPPOINTED.
Would Have Preferred to Have mex
Huerta in Mexico City.

Juarez, Mex would much prefer
that Huerta had remained in the chaif'
or in Mexico City, until we could get
our hands on him." General villa SAID
in Juarez. when he learned OF Huerta 3
reported resignation.
THAT is the only comment l care "
make on the subject" he added.
am soldier OF my country anu w
not care to express my opinion OF the
traitors resignation
The northern divisional commander
ia axpected to return south and have
his entire army moving toward Mex
leo City within eight days. The VIVA
troops are spread over southern chi
huahua. While at Juarez Genera
villa will arrange for future supplies
While it is known that Villas supply
Of artillery ammunition is ample, ne
IL short OF rifle cartridges.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
HuERTA AND BLARQUET
LEAVE FOR the COAST
persset order IN ths Mexican Capital
Following Rsslanatsen ~ the
provisional President

Nsxlea city siaAsFai Havsts aad
General II august lstt tbs capital
wsaas sday nigbs They boarded
trails un the AtsAlgaa gaii~ay is~
nsilua neyend ths estY II Is tAoakhs
thss are K0iug 90 Puerto Mckee
t,ssa his departure. taersa weai Is
tha nattsaAi palace te ray ais re-
apecta 10 prysldeat caFaalal
Tharw Maa gsgteet eFdeF 10 she cap
ttni "Wednesday alRht ana the thea
Urea and NaFss smFs cresavd The
p9pu ass il aaw haeutul that Reage
i In sixht tiaegtas popularity Az
warxa&ty Increased ktvatss after MS
F1saseAatssa. &c heAte4hs nas lsisaA
agua hiaa as . Eeod loser
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
MINERS TO SUE CITY.
Members Of Federation Hald Munlel'
pailty Responsible for DynamItina.

Butte. Mont That the city of Butte
was negligent In making no effort TO
suppress the riots OF June Ia. when
the miners union hall was wrecked
and the records destroyed. and Of
June 80. when the building was dyna-
mlted with twenty blasts and destroy
cd after an effort had been made TO
hold meeting OF the local uniun Of
the Western Federation OF Miners, is
the charge made IN claim for s2i3.
col. tiled with the city clerk Friday
by officers Of Butte local No. / OF the
federation, This step was said to he
preliminary TO Ming suit against the
city
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23

You say
Is very enq
NO. l 3
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
HUERTA RESIGNS
AND QUITS MEXICO
DICTATOR FINALLY ADMITS De
FEAT AND WILL SEEK SAFETY
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Francisco carhaIai Installed as Preai'
dent Until Satisfactory Arrange
nents Can BE Made for Entry Of
constitutienaiist Chief.

Mexico CITY Ntctoriano
Huerta il no longer provisional pres
ident Of Mexico. The long expected
resignation OF General Husrta ~aH
presented on Wednesday, July -,
aud accepted BY the aenate and
chamber Of deputies BY vote Of III
90 Ia.
Francisco carhajal was then ap-
pointed president and took the oath
II office at the icint session of dep
atles and senators
HuertA's resignation Was submit
ted through the department OF for
elgn Office Il vas read la the house
and wAs crested with erica Of Viva
HusFta" II was then referred 10 ihe
Joint committees Of gobsTnacion,
After consideration the committees
reported. accepting the resignation IN
the following terms.
Article I'VE accept the FesiK
nasion presented by General Vie
toriano Huerta As president u the
Mexican united states,
Article a-We call Licentiat'
Francisco CarbaIai. minister Of for
eAEn relations. TO assume the pFesl
dsney."
A ballot was taken and the join
session approved the report
President carhaJal proceeded I
the national palace under an eaeoF
81 presidential guards and all aion
the way was greeted with tamuituou
cheering
The text of General Huerta's 70
ignatinn follows
Deputies and Senators. Public n
necessity. admitted ny the chamber
deputies. by the senate aud the y
prene court. called ms TO the y
prrne magiatFary OF the repnhli
Later, when In this same hall hs
che hunoF u addressing you In cot
piiance with the constitutional pF
rept. | promised 1t all costs 10 brlt
about peace.
Seventeen months have passed Al
Ia that hTief period u time ! ha
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
EIks Selected Los Angeles.

Substituting herself for
Seattle with quick precision, Los An
geles and southern California delega'
tons swung the annual national re-
union of Benevolent and Protective
order of Eiks for 1915 back to the
Pacific coast when at the first session
OF the grand lodge on Tuesday 1t
seemed bound eastward to Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. Los Angeles was Sc
lected by a vote of 500, Chattanooga
receiving 14l votes and Seattle 81.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
More Conferences.

Washington Convinced that his
talks with J. =. Morgan, Henry Ford
and other leading business men have
done much 80 show the country that
the Democratic administration Ia the
friends. not the enemy. Of honest
business. President Wilson has plan.
ned further conferences He has in.
vited $ Il neruon. head OF New
York banking house. to call at the
White House
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
Thaw Gets $teo,773.

Pittsburgh. Harry x. Thaw won
six months legal battle when he was
awarded by the orphans court mere
wednesday the income from his Ia
theirs estate, which has been denlea
him by the trustees since he was ad
Judged insane for the Staying oil stan
ford White. BY the decision ina"
gets Sl60.773.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
AEuRTA's FAMILY QUITS CAPITAL
Special Train Guarded by Soldiers
Carries Family and Relatives
to Vera Cruz.

Mexico City-Tuesday night the
family of President Huerta and other
relatives and close friends left the
capital for Vera Cruz aboard spe-
cial train. The train was composed
OF three sleepers and baggage car
Running ahead of 1t were two military
trains carrying 500 men. Following
came another military train with 500
troops aboard.
The family OF General Banquet
minister of war, also left on the spe-
cial.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23

fnrnea a. array @sth Nhssh ~ carry
oaa that noiasam pFvsuas@ Nnn ~
know tha lHmsasw difaealssrs Nhieh
nv EossFn msaa has vaF1ahswFva,
on tag to q SCARCITY III faaas 40 ssh
80 10 tho saaatfest and DECIDED pfv
tscasaa sAlgA = KFwat Pnsef q this
essuttawns hNs Aaurasa O. thb Fwbvss
- mmta sn lAAs ahws thw Feselattata
haa bsam eFuksa ~ asetaE taas Ia
ghsss leaders wwfs. sna r@alinned ~
~. asrsAesa. tAe poser Ia 4uwst1aa
seaeas q pTutsxt 10 tntsFYsns atFeet
IL - ahv esmases. aad kae result -
fhta sas lhs uAtFsKw rammtttsa al
Vera nFus ~ tbs Am@ste&a hwss
Success u2s haa. - Yaa laos e
aasa4stmK Naa abs kAf@Ash pmf aaR
esasss - StAKafa t'MAs shw Resty
aAeag Aea l@s&Aeas. has sav fvfuAait@e
sssssss=szs #ssA sA# sasgnFs a > assas
~ al AAwm
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23

81 taouts EdwnFa EtlseFecs shes
sna ktlsed his neither ia law aud then
saat hga wte, hIs fasaevta law aua a
visitor st sbetr homs tss also Sired
Al hhs laGsF.sa tsN. but missed her
auA attempted 80 sheet hts brother-
ls3aN. hut lad ruu short " eallets
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-23
Amsrlean staeeed e oeath.

Havana An American. Duncan
Campbell. was stabbed to death ny
Victor Perez az Nueva Corona. Isle
of Pines, according to advices re
eeived here Sunday The killing vas
the re suit of quarrel.