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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
No FURTHER EXECUTIONS
WITHOUT PROPER TRIAL

Mexico city July rs S--Accofding to
orders issued today hv President car
haial to the governors of states ana
the military chiefs. no one IN the tu-
tufe Is 60 hc executed without proper
trial This means the re-estahllsh-
ment of the constitutional rights aus-
pended hN lnerta.
President CarbAjal has also ordered
that the statue Of Washington, whieh
was dragged by the populace through
the streets after the occupation or
Vera cruz, shall be replaced at once
Fugitiyes who arrived here TO-
dav from Contreras and TiHa-
pan. villages few miles from
Mexico CITY report serious move
ment by the forces under Znpata
Contreras was attacked by the Hapa-
tlstas early this morning The garri-
son, consisting &C only seventeen fed
crals. was driven Off and the Iapa-
tistas to the number of several thoils-
ami started pillAging and burning the
houses Tl6apan s uuY about Twelve
miles from here aud connects directly
with the capital bg an electric rail-
WnX.
Many Of The inhabitants of villages
H. the federal district are fleeing to
tho capital for projections They fear
outfages aud an attack by the Napa-
Ia adhetpnts In the suburbs
Federal troops were dispatched
from the capital tonight ta check the
advance of the malauders
It ia reported that all the members
Of the diplomatic corps accredited
to the lluertA government are to bo
recalled on the establishment of tho
new provisional government The
German aud Russian ministers an
nounccd their intention today 81 ask
ING for teaye of absence
pascnal urozco and Con Francisco
tnrdenas With men. began a new rev
movement todHN, Dro1cp
is operating north of Aguas Caiientes
and cardenas is preparing to invade
Tho state OF Michoacan
The brazilian minister according TO
j report current here tonight, has sent
a oahlegram ia the Brazilian amhas
aadar at Washington. asking him 10
make representations % Secretary of
state liryan on the grave consequences
likely 10 result from the entry of con-
stilnionalists or revolutionists into
tho capital The minister urges that
the tnicd states take prompt steps
20 prevent this occurrence.
l.ootlng Is feared should the Zapa-
tistas come into the capitnl aud much
alarm has been caused hs their active
operations ia the lust twonty-four
hours IN the federal district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
DEMOCRATS NOT
FOR CAUCUS ON
THOMAS D. JONES
Rumor Persists That Nominee
for Central Reserve Board
Win Voluntarily Have His
Name Withdrawn,

fnf MORNING JOURNAL tFttfAA ttA'tp WlhAi
Washington July With Pfesl-
dent Wilson Nll standing solidly be-
hind his candidate, suggestions by sew
eral democratic senate leaders tuduN
for "a party conference on the noni-
nation Of Thomas - Jones or chi
cago' to the federal reserve board,
met with such vigorous opposition
that the idea virtually was abandoned
Some OF the stannchest adminlstra-
tion supporters discouraged the plan.
Reports that the fight might he
ended by withdrawal at the REQUEST
OF MIR Jones himself, were persistent
but administration senators denied
any knowledge Of their origin, the
White House had discaimed any such
intention.
Democrats of the banking commit
tee who voted for confirmation plan
TO file their report early next week,
and expect supplemental statement
from Mr.. Jones In answer TO the ma
ioritv report which urged his ieltr-
tlon becausc Of his connection win
the international Harvester company
No vote IN the senate * expected un-
til late next week.
Announcement today by secretary
McAdoo that the three board members
already confirmed would not he sworn
in Monday az planned was taken 10
indicate that the administration hnped
for confirmation of Jones and war
burg In time to organize the BOARD AZ
one time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
RAILWAY OFFICIAL
SHOT BY FANATIC

81. Louis. July lS-FtlN E. And
erson. assistant to III, president OF
the NJ. Louis Terminal Railway aS-
sociation was shot while in his of.
nee TO-DAY hy man who entered the
office and demanded % see rresi-
dent McChesney.
Mr.. Anderson was shnt in the left
shoulder. The wound rs not danger
GUS
Mr. Anderson asked the visitor
his business and refused to lel him
see the president. The man then drew
"A revolver aud hrcd after which he
ran out Of the office and disap-
peared.
Edward r. Hines, chief special AK
ent for the Terminal Railway asso-
citation said tonight that the man
who shot Anderson had called at the
terminal offices on three previous
occasions and insisted on seeing
President McChesney.
The man complained to Anderson
that the terminal association was
preventing him fran getting work hN
giving unfaVorable Information re-
garding him 60 railroads With whom
he sought employment He said he
wanted To ask President Mechesney
to instruct the superintendent of the
terminal association To put him e.
work. Anderson replied that the
president was too busy To take up
such matters.
MIR. Anderson is In a serious con-
dition tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
ANOTHER CHANCE
IS EXTENDED To
NEW HAVEN ROAD


Washington, July lS--The Ne"
Haven railroad is to have one more
chance to avoid an antitrust SUIT
Attorney General McReynolds todaN
agreed to conference Monday win
d committee of the roads directors
President Hustis, Of the Boston q
Maine, made the appointment, pul
his telegram did not give the names
of his committee nor explain what
new plan might be offered. The only
point in controversy between the De
partment and the railroad is now us
Boston a Maine stock shall be sold'
The Massachusetts legislature ppl d
condition on the sale Of the STOCK,
The New Haven directors have asfeeu
not to accept that condition ana MI
McReynolds is insisting that the con-
dtion be accepted. How the comm, :
lee expects to compose the dlliicul-
ty no official here today Would pre-
dict 1t was certain however, the
department would not agree 20 any
solution not providing that the bos-
ton & Maine he sold
Both the attorney genera anu
President Wilson have taken the pv-
sitlon that the Massachusetts condl-
ton is not unfair and does not VIZ
late the dissolution agreement pS
tween the department and the ram
road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
BODY WASHED ASH0REi
is UNIDENTIFIED

New York, July lS.--A mans body
was washed ashore today az the Penn
svlvania ferry slip. Jersey City bear
ing numerous marks of Identification
pointing to Washington, u. e. Al
though the body bears no marks Of
violence possible murder mystery
is suggested to the police authorities.
1t was clad only in upper garments.
of good texture marked Washington.
u. c., and shirt lining likewise
marked. In the clothing were found
a visiting card, with the name George
Van Buskirk copies Of "a Nashlngton
newspaper OF July -. the address of
Sergeant. zoos e street, ~ W. and
a trolley transfer dated July ~, s p.
m. on the Greenville and Falrmount
lines.
The man was almost six feet In
height and weighed about 23a pounds,
the police say. He had dark brown
hair, light gray muustache and false
teeth His general appearance de-
noted that he had been in prosperous
circumstances In life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
STEAMER BLAZES;
800 PASSENGERS
REMAIN ABOARD
Leaves New YORK for Boston
With Fire in Engine Roomi
Flames Promptly Smothered
by Fire Craft,


New York. July fS-Fire which
broke out on the steamer Massachu-
setts of the Eastern steamship COM
pany shortly after the vessel, With
800 passengers on board. had left her
pier for Boston early tonight was
extinguishcd quickly and with little
damage, by the help of municipal
fire beats and Of iiremen they sent
on board the endangered vessel to
ply its hose
The fire was confined to the en-
gine room near the oil tanks Of the
steamer, an oil burning craft. There
was no panic among passengers but
for convenience in lighting the
flames, they were marshalled for the
time being in two groups at the
stern and the other near the bow OF
the vessel
While the fire broke out clouds Of
smoke shot up from the Massaehu-
setts and fireboats and other craft
put out to her assistance. The steam
er did not stop her engines however
and her own men and the assisting
fire craft fought the blaze as she
steamed up the east river. By the
time she had reached the loot oil
Eighteenth street, on the way 10
Hell Gate. the fire was out and she
proceeded on her trip.
A fireman with a hand torch VINO
was searching for a leak in the oil
pipes is believed to have caused the
blaze.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
To SatlsfN ZapalIstas.
UNCONDITIONAL KRENDEK
ONLY THING POSSIBLE

Nothing short Of unconditional sur
render of the federal government viii
be accepted by the constitutionalists'
according 70 Roberto Y. Pesaueira,
recently confidential agent Of General
Carranza in Washington. who reached
San Antonio today On route to Car
ranza's headquarters via El Paso.
"Carbajal is not neutral said
Mr.. Pesqueira. "IIe Is strong HUI
ertista and his selection by Huerta az
president ad interim was In pursu-
ance Of plan Of the Huertista-cien-
tifico combinations to extort some sort
Of a favorable compromise from the
constitutionalists he Was put up as
part Of Huerta's plans to secure for
himself and his friends All the fayors
possible, but the effort will be fruit
less"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
General Bliss Recommends
That Fedelals at Fort VIM
gate and Other Military
Posts Be Freed,
SALAZAR AND CASTILLO
MAY BE HELD LONGER
In Addition to Large Sums Az
ready Spent Further Deien-
tio0 viii Cost This Country
Half Million Dollars,

Washington. July Is. \ sugges-
tion that the Gi00 MeNcane, princi-
pailN soldiers informed at Forts
Roaeeuns. Brown, Mcintosh. Bliss
and Winratc. lac released. provided
definite assurances are given that
they viii not take up arms again.
was received by the war department
today from General Bliss
The developments of the past
wcok ana The collapse of the lluerta
regime have materially STRENGTHENED
the belief of officials here that the
United states might now dispose OF
its expensive charges provided the
cOnsutntionalist authorities viii pro-
mise them lair treatment.
II is estimated thnt, In addition to
the large sum already spent II will
cost tho Emitted states approximate
~ s5an. 000 for the maintenance Of
the Mexican iniofncs within a very
short time General bliss suggests
that the more important officers.
such as Generals Sala2ar and Castil-
10. he detained at least for the pres
ent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
HINDUS ARMED ON
BOARD STEAMSHIP


Vancouver. b. c.. July ls.-shortN
after II o'clock tonight Immigration
learned that the Hindus
aboard the steamship komagata Maiu
had firearms aboard The immlgfa-
ton authorities thereupon decided TO
postpone loarding the vessel untll al
ter daylight tomorrow. CITY ponce
will then take the vessel out of the
harhor and the immigration Officers
specially sworn in tonight Will take
over charge of the ship and take her
outside Cape Flattery. tug ana ten
der will take OFF the immigration Of
ficers and the komagata Maru VIII
then be turned over To the Japanese
captain.
Early today immigration officials
ordered the captain to take his snip
out of the harbor lie was prevented
from carrying out the orders py tue
Hndus, who threatened him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19

the latter shall also be released from
its obligation to maintain its mlll-
tary and naval status quo,
The great powers, il is known
would not agree To such a stipula-
tion. Members Of the foreign rela,
tions committee have not determined
whether they will press the conNeh-
tions set for ratification at this ses-
sion. hut it is evident that the au-
ministration intends to press them as
much as nossihle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
con SIT SuilMAN CARRIES
MESSAGE TO tAkikANLN

Monterey. Mexico. July lS.--lohn
x, Silliman personal representative
of President Wilson to General Ven
ustiano Carranza, arrived here today
from Saltillo II Is believed he bears
a communication relative TO a pro-
nusal to grant recognition to the
ronstitutinnalist rnvernmrnt immc-
dlately II Carrnnza agrees 20 enter
Mexico CITY without further force of
arms No word has been received
from Provisional President Carha-
jail
4 telegram WIS received here tniay
by Governor Villareal from General Jc.
AUS Carranzu announcing that the
federal harrison OF san Luis Potosl
has fled and were heing purseud 10y
the cunAtltutlenalists lie also re-
ported constitutionalsis were enter
Ing the town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
R0MANCHE LANGUAGE
BEING RESURRECTED


Berne, July iS--rhe voters ln the
canton of Griseons have lust bNlottvd
almost unanimously IN favor Ot tu-
manohe heing the obligatory language
of the courts. Romanehe is "a survival
of an ancient tongue derived from
Latin. and is one of tpr four IAN
guares officially recognized la the
swiss parliament the others being
German French and Italian. ltu-
manche has been dying for centuries
and Is now spoken only In the canton
ot Nrisons aud small districts in east
.ern switzerland. where Latin was
planted NV the legionaries of Caesar
who settled there Scvefal OF the
Judges in the Grisons courts and many
lawyers practieng in them haze only
SLIGHT knowledge of Romanche as
cases usually have been pleaded IN
German aud italian.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
PREMIER ASQUITH'S
SITUATION DIFFICULT

London, July lS.-Premier As
auth's present difficulty Is that four
members of the cabinet two of whom
are particularly aggressive, have 81
the lasr moment, funked the situation
and are prepared to go in the teeth Of
the natiopalists saws Reynolds News
paper. which is usually well Informed
on the happenings Of the inner min
isterial council
Happily" adds the paper, a ma
jcrity Of The party support Mr. As
quith in his refusal to betray the ma
tionalisi cause and there il therefore
some hope that the ministerial party
Will not be shattered despite the
threatened revolt Of section Of the
cabinet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
REFUSES TO
SURRENDER AGED GENERAL

Vera cruz. jul v1S.-The steamer
CITY 0f 1nmpieo was stopped while
leaving Tampieo fer Galveston and,
has been held there owing 70 the re-
fusal Of It's captain 20 surrender to
the constitutionalist authorities Juan
Nasquez. retired general Of the fed
eral army and two companions,
The CITY ef Tampico, With large
number of passengers. cleared from
Tampico July "A, and proceeded 10
the mouth of hhe river and discharg-
Ell her pilot. She WAS then held up
by the port authorities, who tiemaud-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
SLAIN GUARD STORY
LACKS CONFIRMATION
~ so.u.ua ,ou.r.s .cse... es.sso w.ssl

Fort Smith, Ark. July lS.--Lon
Norris, sheriff Of Sebastin county, late
tonight reported that he and deputies
had been unable to find the bodies
of Clarence Sylesbery and John Bas-
kin. mine guards who l., G Thomas.
a mine guard declared had been
killed by union miners near the Pra-
irie Creek mine in battle Friday
between union miners and guards for
the Bache-D Denman mines.
1t previously had been reported
thar the bodies had been discovered.
Sheriff Norris said that as far as
he knows no one was killed in the
battle According to the sheriff quiet
prevailed tonight in them mine re-
gion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
The Day in Congress
THE senate.


NN at HV0n
a statue of Governor Click of Kan
sas was unveiled in Statuagy hall
onmittees continued work on the
Foposals for a democratic confer
|nce 70 consider the nomination of
noiAas y. Jones to the federal re-
az board aroused opposition in the
democratic ranks.
f9,VO0 appropriation for a mon
#Nint 70 Francis Scott Key at Fort
j ioniehry was Inserted in the defi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
Cholera in Russia.

81 Petersburg. July 1S.--thoIeIa =
nreyalent in Podolia. a government OF
southern Russia. Thirty cases Of the
disease have been reported, with four
teen deaths.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
THE HOUSE.

aI noon
lam bin. % -
Monday. " - p M - "00
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19

Section 4 Of the treaties signed
with Salvador, Guatemala, Panama,
Honduras and Nicaragua, Mr.. Bryan
stated, had been omitted from all the
other treaties except that with Per
sia. The section provided that pend
ing investigation and report OF the
Investigating commission, the high
contracting parties agree not to in
crease their military or naval pow
/ ers unless danger from third pow.
er shall compel such increase in
which case the party feeling itself
menared shall confidentialty COM
municate the fact in writing to the
i other contracting party whereupon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
Fallen Dictator DisdainS to
Flee From Enemies and
Treats Danger With Utmost
Contempt
0R0ZC0 TO COMMENCE
BRAND NEW REBELLION
Old ReyoIutioniSt Chief Ex-
poets to Fight Constitution
aIiStS From Whom He Could
Expect No Mercy,
. . = &seee o .

9. Puerto Mexico. July lS-Ex- e
+. President luerta and his party .
(. may be DELAYED for several DAYS =
4. IN their departure from Mexico. :
(. a message received late tonight 4.
d. from President Carhaia refused =
the use Of the Mexican gunhoats +.
4. for that purpose The message Z.
. explained that 1t was not deemed {.
q. wise at this time that the Next .
can warships should he used for .
. such a purpose, hut stated that (.
the government would pay for .
the use Of any vessel that Hucrta :
. might charter. &.
g . . g . . . . . 9 . . o . Z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
WYOMING RANCHMAN
SHOOTS FROM AMBUSH

Hulett. Wyo., July lS.-N willard
Flanders, a ranchman late Nestef-
day shot and killed his wife ana
Sam Aultz. candidate for sheriff
1t became known today Aultz, VINO
was neighbor. was too intimate
with Mrs Flanders, according TO
Flanders. who surrendered Ihe
shooting in each instance was IRON
ambush. Flanders waNlaylng his VIE
and her son. and Aull2 and his Wlle'
Attorney Dies Heart Failure.
Denver, july IS. B. Weeks, 90
years old. said to he an attorney and
judge of Atoka. Okla, dropped dead
in local hotel late today of heart
failure. lie was Interested in mining
properties near Nederand, Colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
OLD DISTRICT
IN CHICAGO IS To
Be WIPED OUT

IL, MORNING JOURNAL srFetst tassep wire1
Chicago JnlV u.s. The Wlping OUT
OF the ast remnania of chicago =
old segregated district WIS PROMISED
today AZ the result uf the pistol patll'
there Thursday night in winch ono d'-
tective WAS Killed. ana two pole"iheh
and two ciii2ehs SHOT
The beginning Of two uyesllRalions
into the tragedy today was nlafhtd
by states Attorney tloNne nnateV
that the police version uf ihe shnoi-
ing was untrue fhc police had as'
serted that the TWO SOUNDS Of dttfe
tiyes and plain clothes men ola npl
recognize each other and lost thelr
heads
Snpprce-inn Of Facts charged.
The states attorney Alse er'alHu
that facts had been suppressed ana
gent his own men INTO the oistllVl ~
make n complete report The eiNil
service commission investigation was
beenn 1t the request OF thiri Of f"-
lice Gleason. who in formal letter
stated
~rhere are several phases Of this
shocking and lamentahlc occurrence
which, In nv Judgment warrant the
close investigation IF your hoheiaple
body
The chief refused 20 comment on
his letter but asserted that the district
was going to be cleaned mp li he had
To go down there himself and DO ~
Mau, Houses Raided.
The renewal af the war 0n wee u
the district WIS marked by seNera
raids During the afternoon sauads
nf police visited seYeral houses ana
finding them deserted. broke up me
furniture. tore ont tho telephones and
made the places uninhabitaole.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
With Whom Signed.

Treaties already have been signed
with Salvador, Guatemala, Panama,
Honduras Nicaragua, the Neither
lands, Bolivia. Portugal. Persia, Den
mark, switzerland, Costa Rica, Do
miniean republic, Venezuela, Italy
Norway and Peru treaty with Uru-
quay Will be signed in the next
week
"The text Of the treaty with
France has been agreed upon Mr..
| Bryan said, and also with Great
| Britain which is being submitted to
her various colonies. These two trea-
ties will be signed on the same day.
China has announced her willingness
to sign treaty similar to the French
and British treaties. copies of which
have been sent to Peking for consid-
Grafton. We are working on terms Of
treaties with Brazil, Argentina and
Chlle and hope TO sign them before
the end Of thp month -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
orctco l. Implacablc.

General pnSeual orozce, supported
by most of those men who were with
him in his revolution against MAderu
In 1919, will lead the FIRST ore0nisod
rebellion against the new government
according to adNiees which reached
huerta's camp today.
Orozeo. it is reported, has planned
TO mobilize such forces ms are aNAil-
able in aud about Aguas Nall,ntest
move to Quoretata and there begin
operations lie counts on the assis-
tanoe uf General Marceio CaiaNcv,
Goncra benjamin Nrgumcndo ana
General Antonio koias, all ot whom
were officers IN his revolutionary
army and whose dash and ability
since then haze won commentator
from Huerta. under whom they had
the sumo rank In the regular army.
Officers here SAY that this viii not
cause any change n their plans. nor
viii they support the movement. nut
some of them make little effort 10
disguise their satisfaction 70 IS point
ed out that Oroaco ana the others hhd
no other choice except Abandonment
of the country General Villa has
frequently stated that death would he
their punishment If captured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
Sullivan in WasIlngton.

American Minister sullivan mas ar
rived in Washington and expects 10
confer with President Wilson ana
Secretary Bryan regarding the Do
minican situation It will be deter
mined at this conference whether the
Hancock's marines shall be landed
and virtual. though temporary, pro
tectorate established
The naval transport Prairie sallea
today from Vera cruz for Haltl ana
Dominican republic to strengthen lhe
American forces now there. Adihlrai
Badger reported tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19

themselves. They aud their solda-
deras" are idhng In the shadow VI the
box ears and bathing heneath the ny
drants with happy untonrvru their
camps suggesting the intimacy of the
h4tt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, July 1S.--New Mex
loo. Local thunder showers sun
day and probably Monday.