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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

cossnutly. Smoke from gunpowder
mingled with that from the burning
buildings The vicious spit 81 the
machine gun punctuated the rack
ling Of the flames
when the fired huildlrss had al
most been reduced 60 ruins. the
strikers. at about 10 o'clock. slack
ened their fire and vanished into the
hills, In the direction Of Trinidad.
During the hottest of the fighting
three Greek strikers were seen 10
plunge down the hillside. The body
OF one az them was m plain sight at
noon 'OH d q inst a pinon tree.
A 90 n naper men in an
nutou .e, carr HE a white flag.
entered The camp shortly before
con They were the first persons
from the outside Co reach the place,
and received the first detailed ac-
count of the battle. when the news
paper car drove into the camp. past
the still blazing tipple. the occupants
were greeted by the defenders. who
swarmd from Inc refuge n sur
f'NNfA go RAAN hfhiNt
Dr W. p. Woods. the company
physician. was caring for the wound
ID.
superintendent Nichols. awaiting
another attack. had his small force
ui defenders on guard Postmaster
X T. CoWdrcy was examining the
rulns Of the mine office. in which the
mail. records and stamps had all been
burned.
The superintendent declared that
his men hai given a good account Of
themselves. The japanese fought
llk" tigers" he declared. except for
an raliantry at my men. the mine
would have been cupturd. We were
determined 60 fire until every man
was dad or our ammunition was eX-
hHustcd do not know how many
strikers we Killed. but We anw three
Greeks tumble down the hin
~ asked aid from the militia, but
they did not come last night. and
have not appeared vet"
~ the superintendent gave his ac-
count of the battle, tho women and
children. most If whom had ventur'
cd from heir fortress In the nban-
doned tunnel, crowded about the nu-
t"mobile, pale faced and trembling.
The body OF g A. Newman. with a
gaping wound ia the head, lay ON tho
twmway track The other bodies
were near the upper end Of the camp.
N was nea this point. on a hin a III
ole above the mine. that the body of
the slain striker was seen.
lac smith. one NJ the dead guards.
leaves a wife and siN children.
The arrival ~ newspaper men gave
tho defenders OF the camp tneir nrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
Critic izeS the
Withdrawal at
7dmpico
Senator Fall Charges that Our
Battleships Were 8 Miles
Away While Foreigners
Cared for Citizens.
ny Leased Wire Ia Evening uerA,a F.,

tBy Leased Wire a. Evening Herald I
W~ashingt1u. April 29-Criticism
Of the NAYS departments withdrawal
81 the warships from TamplcO was
voiced iu the senate today. Senator
Fall Of New Mexico presented tele-
grams from refugees at Galveston de-
scribing conditions at Tampico. An
effort by senators Rec n Gore 20
prevent the reading of tho kilograms
failed.
The communications stated the
American yire consul at Tampico mar
rowiy escaped l%ynching, and declared
the state department was Withholding
Information ls 20 the situation thcrc.
The secretary of the navy was vigor-
ously criticized.
DO I understand" asked Senator
Brandegce, that American citizens
were forced Gee take refuge on British
ana French warships while our yes
sells were uine miles away"
Yes Teplied Senator FAN, 'nur
vessels were riding az anchor nine
miles away while British and German
ships were I%r1tecting our citizens
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
CHARGE MILITIA SOAKED
TENT COLONY WITH OH.

Trinidad. colo, April 2s-That nt-
ter the Ludlow ten culony had been
almost entirely destroyed by IRE ol
Monday night. militismen visited the
scene early Tuesday moTuipg, soaked
the remaining tents with kerosene ANA
set them on fire WAS a portion ~ tho
accusations contained in the testimony
before the curoner's jury tins morn
ing by Dr. a. Harvey 81 Aguilar. 20
physician for the United Mine Work
ers OF America.
Or. Harvey testified that ne Wit
messed the BATH, that ragged an day
but was not there when the uatt'e
started. Hls evidence threw no light
upon the Iiginal cause OF the IRE
that des' royed the tent colony Mon
day niEut.
Guards hrcd upon him when he was
carrying a nag 90 truce Harvey testt-
fled. tie gave q graphic description
OF the battle and describing the IRE
said that il started about 1880 in the
evening IN tho center of the tents. that
"a few tents were burned and the IRE
apparently died out and that later
flame was again noticed and this time
thc long row Of tents were destroyed.
bur three or four remained next
morning. where according to mo wit
ness men were seen 90 pour something
ne thought was cl on the casyas n
set them anre.
The inquest halted at noon today
and tho members OF the coroncrs
iHry l,ft for ludlow 90 visit the scene
OF he fire and battle and the inquiry
VIII Soc continued tomorrow morning
nIstriyt Attorney l. l. HgUdTlrk
conducted the hearing and the scs-
sions Will probably continue the re-
! mnindcr OF tho week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
MENICANs MOUNT THREE
FIELD PTtCF,S To TWO

CaleNico, Cali April 2e.-Thrce
held pieces, against the Americans
two. were mounted by the Mexican
garrison at MeNic d last night. about
three quarters OF a mile from the
emplacement Of the guns IN the for
tihcation OF the United states regu-
lars. according to reports received to-
day by the American commanders. IL
had been known That the Mexicans
had constructed breastworks. but tho
fact hat they also had field pieces
had not been discovered.
Americans familiar with the milf
tary situation at MeNicali say the
Mexican commander has carried out
an extensive program Of enlistment
In Imperial valley on the American
side OF the lire. Many Mexican In
horers have gone 10 Mexicnli as
soldiers. strengthening the garrison
there materially.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

opportunity 60 communicate with the
outside world Postmaster Cowdory
entrusted tu Iu Associated Press Do.
porter messages Go the post office lu-
spoDi1ts boo Denver aud Washington.
tho mail
tel OBJ, newspaper men drove up the
canyon road The strikers had COM
uiefoly vanished Earlier advlces had
Indicated that they were headed toe
aard THh1-gu and Bcrwlnd. import
ant camps Of the Colorado Fuel ana
Iron company The Forbes defender.
however believed the assailants had
gone Boz the direction 90 Trinidad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
GIVE I'M HE'LL BROWN
ADMITS WAR PARTY OFT

Trinidad. Col, April 29.-"General'
("Giv EN- Herr Brown In command
~ tho strikers military camp at san
Rafael, admitted at I.l6 o'clock tod as
that a body Of his troops la lrit
the camp last night and had Just re-
turned.
He would not give the number 10
the party.
Reports 60 the office OF the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company were that 1870
or more strikers. all armed ana some
Of them carrying two rifles, passed
through the northern limits ~ Trim
idad and entered the strikers camp
shortly before noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
ON THE
APPEAL IN CASES
AGAINST DYNMITERS


[By Ifascd Wire &C. TvenIng HcruId,I ]
Chicago. April 29-The United
states cour I'd appeals today granted
the petition uf the government for "a
rehcaring nf he appeals Of Olaf \.
Tveitmoe. H hard ~. HOulihan and
william I~,rnhardt. labor leaders
convicted boo he dynamite conspiracy
trials Ia Ind tnapoiis and granted "a
new trial b.. he court OF appeals.
The court lso directed that argu-
ments ou th. petition FOR e rehcaring
be- set for May 10 and that an tho
defendants bon the dynamite ease APP
pear in court Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
REFUGEES FROM CORDOBA
TEiL sTOltIfS on SUFFERING

Washington, April ga late re-
port from Consul Canada nt Vera
Cruz says the refugees arriving from
Cordoba told pltiful tales OF hard
ships inflicted 90 them during their
Imprisonment there. After their ar
rest they were herded together like
cattle and marched through the pub
lie streets TO a small and unsanitary
Jail. Moantile angry mobs oa ali sides
threw decayod fruit. stones and other
missiles al them and threatened their
lives. on arriving at the isil they
were crowded into small rooms. forty
Of the prisoners being In the same
apartment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
BURNED TO DEATH
IN EARLY MORNING
FIRE IN PORTLAND

NY Leased Wire 10 -yening Herald. ]
Portland. ore. April 20. Four
bodies were recovered from the ruins
OF u block OF old frame dwelling
houses on the east side, which were
burned early today. A number Of
persons are unaccounted for and fur
Their search, Il il believed. win re-
veal other bodies. severn persons
were injured. two seriously. Three
horses were burned 20 death.
The fire started In the house OF
O. r. Smith. and the family narrowly
escaped cremation. Tenants Of 9TH
81 houses fled In their night clothes.
Several were hurt jumping from
windows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
SPECIAL CARRIEs REGULARS
INTO TIlE WAR ZONE

Pueblo. Colo, April ga special
train over the Denver a Elo Grande
railroad reached here az 1926 ;his
morning. bearing troops 4 and ",
United states cavalry. from Fort ID.
A. Russell Wyoming Co the canon
CITY district of the coal strike zone
The train left here for Canon City
az 1885 The troopers left their
horses behind and will do duty on
foot They are In command Of Cap
tain Lee J.. Parker,
Armed with carbiues and revolver
the 1856 men are an grizzled vet
Grams and saw active service In the
Philippines during the spuniHh-Amer-
lean war. They are prccceding Ca
Canon city. 80 Captain Parker said,
with explicit instructions 90 put down
all violence and disorder. By whom
ever actuated.
Arriving at Canon City, the troops
will receive additional instructions
and will Immediately be scattered 90
various points where fighting is now
or has recently beer In progress.
Attached 70 the train was a box car
loaded with mules. ammunition and
supply wagons.
The troops are due 10 arrive In
Canon city at ~ 80 this afternoon.
TROOPS FNTItAIN At I1sAVEN-
WORTH ron STRIKE DIrY
h.. NL.aN mM MAa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
ONE WHITMAN WOUNDED
At WAISENugRG TODAY

Denver, April 20 Advices received
at the governors office az ] o'clock
were that a sharp engagement be-
tween strikers and mine guards ana
militia was in progress near Walscn-
burg. one militiamau, Private q. T..
Wilmot was known To have been
wounded.
Al 9 o'clock sheriff Jefferson Farr
reported that nc had definite know
lcdgc Of the wounding ~ only one
man in today lighting here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

a FpnoIsco, April 29-Indiana's
fair commissioners broke ground to-
day Tor the H%ioosier states pavilion.
which will s1elter a fb0,00o exhibit
az the Pauama-Pacihc exposition Ia
1915. Tho building Itself viii cost
S,b.000. the money 10 build Il having
been raised by popular subscription
after tho lcgisiature had made an APP
preparation Tor an exhibit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

tanks aud pipe lines In ne Tampiro
and Panuco region. but the Corona
and other great wells In the Pnnuco
district are overlooking. Many thous-
ana barrels Of Oh are being lost daiiy
because no effective way 81 stopping
the How has been found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

Washington. April 2s.-An attack
by government forces on the town OF
Puerto Plata In the Dominican ke-
public was reported today by the
state department The government
az santo Domingo claims ~ be able
Ga dominate the situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

san franrisco, April 2s. haury l.
DiRgs. former state architect was
placed ON rial here today on n
charge ~ assault. with two other
men piRps b. accused Of having at
tackled Mis- ida Fearing alst New
Years eve. Digs recently was con-
victed with Drew Caimnetti Of q vio-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
FIRST CAVALRY MACHINE
GUNS III CALENiCO

washington, April 2s-The ma
chine gun platoon of the First cave
airy has been ordered from Fort Yell
lowstone 20 Calexioo, on ihe border
between California and Mexico. The
war departments report today indi-
Gated that border conditions are very
satisfactory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
AMERICANS FLEEING PROM
THE WF,ST TOAST

Acapulco, Mexico. April 29.-Refu-
gees are fleeing from the west coast
OF Mexico through all ports Of exit
and by every available vessel The
cruiser south Dakota arrived here az
dawn from san Francisco. Her ofn-
GERS consider the situation serious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

Tho vote on the simmons amend
ment was.
Ayes; simmons. Brnndcgee, Craws
ford. owen, Thomas. Thornton,
Walsh, chiffon.
Nays. Borah. R%riston, O'Gorman'
Page, Perkins. shields.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

second squadron of the Firth United
states cavalry. ordered To the Colo
RADIO strike zone. cntraincd at Fort
Lcaveuworth for Trinidad ar . O'Clock
this morning. The troops. 800 strong,
under command OF Captain e. g..
smith. travelled without oun The
squadron should arrive in Trinidad
early tomorrow morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29
Tolls Repeal Is
Reported to
Senate
Measure Goes from Committee
with Simmons Amendment
and Without Recommends
ton.
ln, Lea.ed Nc % Eyenlne mcrnId

fIgy Leased Mirc 81 Evening Herald
. Washington, April sS.-Tho =
. house bin To repeal the toll eN- y
Q emption for American ships =
. passing through the Panama ca =
. nal with the amendment pro- =
. posed by Senator simmons de- =
. claring that by repeating cN- y
. emption the United States waived =
. no sovereign rights over the =
y canal. was reported Ia h sen =
. ate today without recommended =
. ton by the committee on inter =
. oceanic canals. =
. The vote on the motion to re- =
, port with the simmons amend =
. ment was made by senator =
. Thomas and was carried 5 To .. =
. 4 motion by senator Hristow =
. To report the house bill adverse =
. ~ was lost, 3 TO 3. y
. The substitute proposed by =
. senator Walsh, allowing the =
. question to be decided by the Z
. United states supreme court was I
. defeated ) 10 8, =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

TROOPS FNTnAIN At IEAVEN-
WORTH ron STRIKE nary
LeayenW oTth, Kan. April 2g.-The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

ribtet, DerOddti1t ion Die @oli5ei6e.
1orOe, onge6lid Soinmlungen poli.
tii1er GampagncQelOer inter &oli-
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Nloniting 6ereits 8lpeinol perldngert.
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Nionning in ben 9flbeitono. FrGii-
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ming 6eitreitet emp6atiid, OoB er ie
etpas nit Der Samnllng BON Cant
pagne 6onOs 3u t6un 6otte. Gapi-
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g8. Gonce. SSo6n s.. So6n SSoiep6 Z.
@rib6in, Charles E @bitneD, 9luor.
Sinpion mo SomorO 6. Collins.
Ole @robe @oli3iiien CHARLES 8.
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mittIeren Giitrift wur0eu 5u reguld-
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Gibiiion in Die 9l-Gioiiion oeriebt.
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Sin jmuaer oelO.

Ser 15-id6rige @rnit Ste6Ie rettet
Sarrp @il6er bonn Sooe. IT 2eb-
terer mar ms @aiier geitiir5t. n
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Clement entriiien.
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0lorgen Ger 10 Sabre alte Sarrp
g8ilbur bonn Eooe Oes @rtrinfens ge-
rettet. @il6ur befanO iib nit elmer
@eieai6aft an Scr GrDltol Springs
Shore am Colgate Greef unO ruoerte
nit elmer Gnme allf Oos &aiier 6in-
aus, INN 5u fiideu. Sl0bli9 ibrie
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glugen Ger am llier StebenOen no9
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lein inn @oote, mG6renO ser Sunge
i'm @aiier lag. Ste6le, ser nit iei-
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war. iprang in Elm 9}uoer6oot imO er.
reibie nit frditigen Sdl6gen oen err
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in iein Boot uno bro9te i'm nn9
Dem llier, no @ieOerbelcbmgsoeril-
DIE Oen &no6en 6alO wieoer sum @e-
wuBtiein 5uriid bra6ten.
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Sir lebten s6ren.

0ie 8eerOigung Der ou bergonge-
men Sonntog, fur3 nod 9 llbr @1or-
gems, I'M 9(Iter bon rs SSobren aus
ocm 2eben gelcbie0encn 5rou @liia-
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Sroucrfeier, bel ipelher @oitor 3ie9-
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fern in GROCER 9ln5obl eingegongen.
6oIgcnoe iecbs &erren flmgirten ols
8obrtu6trGger. SenrD $. @otts,
SSobn gS. Spare, g8olter g8eIlmer,
6er6ert MeIlmer, @iaiom Sbeuer-
mann uno 6re0. S6euermonn. 9lm
10. N1oi 1886 in @eIien-9ormitoOt
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@otts, Srou IS. SreO. 0omnS Sri.
Sophie Settling imO 5roit &oilile
Sobn 8pei 8riioer, odt @nfel mo
0rei llrenfel.
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llntsrGaItnnas -ggcawciicr.

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Sin araniipes Scr6redcu.

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nonmen 6o6e. 9lus Dem 6eniier
ibouenO, babe fe 5pei 9}egerinnen
Aeie6eil, bon Oenen cine elm g}eger-
finO, meldeS peroOe crit geborcn NOR
sen 3u iein ibien, ouf Dem 9lrn bielt.
Sine Ser 9eiOen babe geiagt: Dies
&inO miro er 6eitinnt ni6t mebr
wieOerie6en.~ Sieroif iol( Oie cine
Der 9legerinnen Oas &ino IN einStiid
%opier gemidelt unO in Sen no6eu
9(b3ugSfonol on Der @de ser 2inOen-
9lbente gelporfen bobeu. Ger @oli-
silt bego6 iiG iogleicb an Oieie SteIle,
0ffnete sic Gonal 0liinoung, fonnte
ieOod feline Spur Oes &inoes entOe-
den. Cine oQgemeine Su9e BON
Seiten ser @oli5ei imO Dem itd0ti-
iden StraBenreinigunss Geparte-
mcnt lit sur 3eit i'm @onge. Die so
li5ei lit i'm 9eiibe elmer glten9ei6rei-
6ung ser beioen 6ei1ulOigten Siege
rinnen, Oeren SOentifi5irlmg nidbt oa-
81 lunge ouf ii6 parten laiien Oiirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
Nna gRettrr.

Sir M}ornlono uno oen Giitrift
Columbia, flar uno iiiolihe gnOe.
Gle 6o6itc Gemperotir onl geitri-
gen Gage 6etrug 50 @roo Inn , ll6r
J1aduitiog uno Die nieoriaite 67
@roo inn 6 ll6r Nlorgens.
Ser Seuhiigfeitsgebalt Der emit
ipar 8 ll6r Morgeus S6 @ro5ent unO
8 lIbr A6enoS 81 Frojent
SSn oen ii6rigen getterbeo6ad.
tunas -Siotioneu oeS 9onoes mor Ole
b0diie Eemperotur pie folgt: 9ltlau-
liz GitD "A, 9ismord 90, Bolton Sc,
G6orleIton Sc, Chicago GS, Glepelano
81. Corpus Gbriiti-, Cenuer "a, Ge,
iroit Sc, Culit6 SO, Goitport rs,
@olueItou SO, Green 9ap, 70, Sotte.
ros rs, SABRE 80. Seleno sc, Sod-
ionOille sc, aaniaS GitD Sc, anor'
pillc "a, 2ouisDille 96, 0lorduette
"a, @}emp6is 80, @1ontgomerD 96,
W2ontreal 50. 9}antudet "a, 9few Sr.
leans %, gSem Dorf 78, Sflaboma
92, %ittsbilrg6 80. @bilooelp6io 81,
@ortlano, 0le. So, @ortlonO, Ore
rs, Gue6ec 76, Roleig6 81, Solt
2ofc 6itD 96, San 6raucisco 58,
ct 9ouis SO, ct. &aul so, Scran-
tom Sl, Shreveport "a, Spofone 80,
GDracuie 81, Eampa 80 @oibing-
ION IS, @innipeg S4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

9eim gerlaiieiig-etnes StroBen-
babn.S9ogaons BON Der lipfen 5eite
mnroe geiiern &orHiiiing Sr. 6ranf
@. Gpaus in ocr G6arleSitraBe bon
Grn. Ereitou &eters bon gir. SOB,
llnDeritD Earhpap, nit einem Wlo-
torraoe angciabren mo an 9lrlnen
luio 9eincn perlcbt. SSn eineu 9llto-
mo6il poriiberia6renoer 8renoe be-
aab iicb Serr Goans nod icinem 9u.
rcau. Gr trat 6inter einem @aggon
0irett Dor 0aS Motorroo.