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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
BY United Press.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-An analysis Of the
returns from Tuesdays election shows
that the Republican landslide did not
materially change the political com
plexion OF the congressional delega-
tions from western states. On the
face OF returns now available che Re-
publicans gained only four house mem
hers in twenty-three western and mid
die states.
Offsetting this gain. the Democrats
made a net gain OF one senator and
replaced four Republican governors.
Sherman and Smoot, Republicans,
we're reelected to the senate in llll-
nois and Utah. respectively, while the
Democrats elected their senatorial can
didate in California and South Dakota.
Murdoch, Progressive, ran third in
Kansas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
STIR NOTED
IN BRITISH
ADMIRALTY
Rumors Of German Wanhips Run.
ming Blockade Causes Censor to
Clamp Down Lid Hostile
Squadron Near Coast
By United Press.

By United Press
London, Nov. 5.-Despite unprece-
dented activity among the heads OF
the British admiralty, the censorship
is ironclad and no information on
movements of the fleet is obtainable.
1t is believed that the tightening of
the censorship was due to rumors that
the German squadron had run the
blockade in the North sea and was
coming to lombard the coast cities.
The fact that the German vessels
that sank submarine Tuesday were
within ten miles Of the British coast,
is admitted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05

every day in the year. The lesson for
November includes the Second Epis-
tie of Paul to Timothy, chapter iv.3-4,
which reads as follows:
" For the time will come when they
will not endure sound doctrine. But
after their own lusts shall they heap
TO themselves teachers having itching
ears, and they shall turn away their
ears from the truth and shall be turn
ed unto fables
Il have nothing to add to this at
present. After all the returns are in,
| may have something more to say"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05

club win serve refreshments. No adj
mission fee will be charged, but free
will silver offering will be taken for
the benefit of the library, or those pre-
ferring may donate book or maga-
zine The library viii be decorated in
keeping with the season, and the diff
ferent clubs Of the city will be asked
to cooperate with the citFD IN milking
it an evening worth while and one to
be remembered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
-Four States Co Dry.


BY United Press.
Chicago, Nov. 5.-The latest returns
Indicate that the voters Of Oregon, Col
orado Washington and Arizona ousted
the saloons from those states by their
ballots Tuesday.
Montana, Nevada and Nebraska
probably adopted constitutional amend
ments providing for woman suffrage.
The vote in some of these was close
and the official count will be required
to determine the result definitely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
PRELIMINARY IS HELD.

Yesterday afternoon before U. s.
Commissioner Hamilton the prelimin-
AIRY hearing of Win Hulen. Dick Bailey
and Jim Taylor, concerning the 60-gal-
Ion barrel of whisky brought here from
Rush Springs, was held After hear
ing the testimony, Judge Hamilton an
nounced that he would take the matter
under advisement until next Wednes-
day. The trio are out on bond of
$500 each.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Advance Into Turkey.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Petrograd. Nov. 5.-It was stated
here today that the Russian army of
the Caucasus had advanced several
miles into Turkey after having defeat
ed the Turkish guards on the frontier
No information has been given out
in regard to the movements of the
Russian fleet on the Black sea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
House Majority 1e.
Nv United Press.

New York, Nov. 5.-Late returns em'
phasize the fact that in Tuesdays cleo
tfons the Republicans cut the Demo
cratic house majority in the national
house OF representatives from al
to 10.
The eclipse Of the Progressive party
as result of the return Of its adher-
ents to the ranks of the Republicans
Is apparent.
In the state OF New York the Social
lists claim to have established them
selves as the third largest party.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
By United Press.

Washington, d. c., Nov. g. England,
through this government, has given
Turkey the desired assurance that
Turks will not be molested in the all
lied countries.
The state department hopes that the
hostages that are being held by Tur-
key are safe. There is no doubt that
all Americans are safe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Allies French Statement.
By United Press.

bJ OIIICu Il ItbSs
Paris, Nov. 5.-The allies are either
advancing or holding the Germans in
check in spite of the most desperate
assaults Of the enemy, said the official
communique issued today.
The allies are reported to be advanc-
ing east of Nieuport between Dixmude
and the Lys. The Germans renewed
their attacks between Labasse and the
Scmne.
The official statement sums up the
general situation as excellent from the
viewpoint of the allies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
SIX Die In
FIRE TRAP

BY United Press.
New York, Nov. 5.-Six men were
burned to death and a dozen firemen
were injured early this morning in
four-story lodging house fire-trap on
Eighth avenue.
An explosion of naptha injured the
firemen who made thrilling rescue os
forty inmates of the house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
DECLARE
AGAINST
TURKEY
BY United Press.

By United Press.
London, Nov 5.-Great Britain to-
day formally declared war on Turkey
and the other allies are expected to
follow with similar action.
The porte, as was expected, declin-
et to yield to the drastic demands
made by the allies following the bonn
bardment of Russian ports along the
Black sea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Royal House Hit Hard.
By United Press.

Copenhagen, Nov. 5.-The house of
Saxe-Meiningen has suffered more
than any other German princely fam
lily. Prince Frederick was killed at
Namur, and the princess, who is now
seriously prostrated, has lost also her
father-in-law, her cousin, her grand
nephew, and her nineteen-year-old son.
Ernest, who fell at Maubeuge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
klllEn AT DOW. OKLA.

Mrs. James Dillon received word
this morning that her step-father, Ster'
ling Collett, was killed election day in
Dowa, Okla. Details OF the tragedy
are lacking. Mr.. Collett was city mar
shal of Dow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Fox Terrier at Front.


by Unlleu FresS.
Paris, Nov 5.-A fox terrier belong
ing to a French reservist followed its
owner to the fighting line and remain
ed with him till he fell wounded. The
faithful animal then managed to at
tract the attention of the ambulance
men and led them to his master.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
MUCH WHEAT FROM OREGON.

Salem, Ore, Nov. 5.-Oregon's wheat
crop for the year ending October l,
amounted to 16.6S5,OOO bushels, ac-
cording to figvres announced today by
state Labor Commissioner Hoff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
TRAINLOADS OF
TROOPS MOVING
Germans Pouring into France and
West Flanders with Ammunition,
Destroyers and Submarines
Coast from Ostend Mined
By United Press.

~ OfIItCu 4 Itb5s
The Hague, Nov. 5.-Reports from
Liege say that for several days train
loads of Germans have been going into
France and west Flanders.
u is also stated that train loads of
ammunition, with destroyers and sub
marines in sections have been moving
westward.
The Germans have mined the coast
from Ostend north. 1t is reported that
seven German destroyers were seen
off the Belgian coast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Losses of War Vessels.

By United Press.
New York, Nov. 5.-Since the open
ing of the war, 116 warships of all
kinds have been destroyed, interned
or otherwise put out of action, accord
ing to official admissions.
The losses ON the sea include As Ger
man war vessels, "a English, 23 Aus
trian and 16 Russian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

By Un1ted fress.
New York, Nov. William Rookie
feller, indicted in connection with the
New Haven railroad affair. personally
appeared in court today and pleaded
moi guilty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Political Complexion Of Delegations
in Congress from Western and
Middle States Remains
About Same
HOUSE MAJORITY
REDUCED TO l9
Democrats Gain Senator and Four
Governors Moose Party in
Eclipse -Four More States
in Dry Column
BY United Press.

Washington. Nov. 5.-According to
the latest returns. the new house Of
representatives will be composed of
227 Democrats. 1913 Republicans, Pro
gressiyes and one Socialist
The senate will consist OF 55 Demo
Gratis, 40 Republicans and one Progress
sive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Won't Conoede II.


BY United Press.
Chicago, Nov 5.--Sullivans man
ayers win not concede his defeat for
the United States senate. They inti-
mate that there we're Irregularities in
the election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Mourning Forbidden.

BY United Press.
Vienna, Nov 5.-Mourning for those
in action has been forbidden by spe-
cial imperial decree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Curtis by 1000.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Topeka. Nov. additional returns
received today, II Is claimed, show
that Curtis. Republican. has been elect
ed TO the United States senate by 2OOO
votes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Russian Writer Eniists.

BY United Press.
Helsingfors, Finland. Nov 5--Tho
famous Russian writer Maxim Gorky.
has enlisted as a private in the Rus
sian army medical corps,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
IT'S GREATER RICHMOND NOW.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 5.-This capi-
tai of the "old south today became
Greater Richmond. BY annexation Of
adjacent Henrico county land the city
limits were extended and the prefix
Greater" will hereafter be used by all
boosting commercial organizations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Race is Close.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Milwaukee, Nov. 5.-The race be-
tween McGovern and Husting is still
undecided.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-05
Blind LAWYER Elected.

BY United Press
Minneapolis, Nov. 5.-Thomas
SchalI, totally blind, was elected as
one Of the congressman from Mime
sofa. He is practicing attorney.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22
INVESTIGATING COLORADO COAL STRIKE new NATIONAL SPORT

M svss,sasss lhs Colorado ess strike sgss fsss
ssss. - Aiflietiss.
The ivssyih Investigation Il the essi s,hs asd
other avssa,ss The way The tst e kssvs hsv
svsssgsisss ~tli h ss,s'sd hsfsss the 1914
isss hs,ssy.
1hs uasi Ssa'ss The state Ee,essasai The city
s.vssanea sa Minister Il ths eesp-l ttstsssal
sssists politicians asskaktss jssssaisss
elisha cagrsasa ssd city ssea fsu' p4d psass,
vssdesa tarsssSe tssbae ssd shess
sies spenb - esadsred investigations q iAe sa
strike
Da, the strike 10 sill
Men ei the esrth-ts little IA,
aad office end Of ein soeth a sorts and
conditions hare the esa strike asd has
yet able sssse seasbe equitable olu,iea 4 The ads
trial ssosb The people o Celende have Rad Of
investigating that they refuse eas . lssk ., the
headlines
The great NATIONAL sane newadays Investigating fhe tin.
eeine vhes man vhs hes committee avessisa
ing sk. will h viewed With ssrsos and be classified
undesirable eiifen."
fhosals Of nies have beea Travelled By investigator and
thousands q deas pen Millions q wesds
evidence haze been recorded ard eaeush noay aasered 10
maize huadrd thousand psse volumes And after all The
invsstgatias hat has besn dese the strike still he sk
ere s strike aad the coal nnns Industry sag along
very nceiy thaak yoa
The first nvessaoa made by Secretary Of ssats James
feae His hotel leSsy Investigation like another
Deputy Labor Coanisoaef Brake next aad a regular
septenber 90 Mr. Brake has investigated In fact
Dake has broken al records for persisten Investigation
Ethee Stewart epresntns the United States department Of
spent whole days hese nvestsans consreaa Ed
x.aas stopped off here sweea trains and two hss y
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22

pssas isp bss'sa isetestsiy slkag p
uisk sstsa ksdsss
C. w. Yai,ehnd sess,t.,y osversss Aa.ssa ssadsesd
three s,ttss ssa osvssss Anssss himself vsissd iAis de-
asd Investigated his heck Aussssy 0easss
Fred Ysnss ais investigated
fhsss fssse spsa, sh dsssss Il their
ssas,sss as,s.sse hire investigating The strike early
o<ses RsaAy Kesshaa Investigated csssass oessse Kstei
ssd k Il SMALLER vhs while investigating fsss isssh 10
knock dssa sapsssss
1Asa there JsAa nefRaasa avestieatisg eoiee
pesd JsAa T. ia~sa Jaass Dss~s,e. Eli ors Fsk nsss
and Kswaa This committee ssbnid report that the
work d The sse a.d tss adapted for nssaI
comedy
nsyess also Issssasg the dspaaeat Of ases. sp.at
nssy dss here carrying inquiry bat has heard
word relative to what he learned
csagesseaa sskesaaitee spea hrve weeks in the dis
tr esaaised hsadis witaesses kept s.aesPhers suy
day aishs finally The shipped baggage
10 washinEtoa.
The weneas peace Dcav.r kf, the district fe~
days ago Investigate ceovs ~ aad
ne~srp.r have asd ssae and will dous'
come aad Co. Aad sew-wAsper sofy-Faey Davies
here Investigating.
Bst tie seed asceapsAed By ali
veoas would ao has 10 lace tight 10 sr through the eye Of
a needle.
The American spo d Investigation going merriy
Come sll Trinidad os fine climate good restauf
paved good sod fouRtain and boating the
Puryaore north Of the Anas street bridge just right
any of Colorado who has served been
asked Committee Investigate the coal strike kick
and kick hard every privilege and should let the
opportunity slip BY.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22
TWO CR0k|hS TO
be TRIED FOR
Williams
ASSAULT

Charles aud Timaih, csohia. held
as s,is. .,-ets for the mufd-roas assault
oa ". ~. wuiias,s. a iorAi ian,b.t
DEALER. ~ho ~as iadai un.os.rioias
In his place oe basib-ss on March
&c. ~ii Eo o. lsisi IN the district
soar Tomorrow. fls onlee,. ~ho
mad. the arrest of the tso csosiss
declare they haze IssI,Is- esii.ssc
that th-y ramaiii.i III. assault Asd
the sohf-ssisa oS IL. Pueblo isoSS,ad
MstAnssia ss1~ rsFiS this ~eek. viii
b- di.srxnsd~1.
The csuains Sef- arrested . week
after the assault By tad-sshesiff
Z4k- Martha. Martha ls eossisr-si
that he xns the sish' men, Msiios.
aid. shs sosf~s.ca a, i'p.bia. ssd his
alleged sseasptire. iI-nms Gsos~.
siii b. bsussht to Tsiniasas Tss,
arr b-iss kSid sos brutal asssai, On
Man Newman. . t'arbio pas ahsoA~s.
sss i . sne.ia-is~ Of t'si,ip RAs-
COVER. . inrsi Osssssnls
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22

The lishl is i,-ins cast u,aa DARK
Places Tho ss-n ~ho - ih,misrsnss
rod II the .sessss~ ssd pAs.rd tho
,ssp@siina 81 kliis island. ssa ~ho
ras-a the s2sr~ sm,iinx and happy.
~tih their shiias-n hsssins at their
sosu tsiis-sh- nea fsusn the .ahny
iAsds of the sra and islands Of Ii.
ssss. sso hssss TOLD that II n b~ti-r
t.s shss' 30 s,-, The lass sf Arn~si.
ca ssa III ssrnas~is-s ios sisisrnship.
Col. t>rk-sI has saskositra the
ahststhatiaa of fSmphist. showing
ihe sss ,a sisisrsshir. The rsmph-
let /. p.sbii.A-~s ss the Nsiinasi No.
eSesy Of the &nss At the AsssS~ss
R~su,sshps saa has h-rs psiss-a il
eishi tsssasEsss Th-ss bnakists ~iii
en to every snsi sAnp ssd ss.ss
sssiAsss' Ssss eo,nas.
That .isussSna 10 S.e suai ssstks
ShS~h hes b-ss YET, ssiii.Ais 10 large.
- doe To ss. ss-si sumhre of sis- ss.
seass rs shos. ssssos sssa o. write.
ska arr 80 sisis-es. ~hn have tsssss
PLANTED their ksis-.s. sss ola soss.
u, f.sas In Assssrss sosi asa ~ke.
thus sssasSss asa sssiiy ,ssissS 10
aisnsSes hsvv hs~s snn>s a sAsv~a
seaSrss vhe rsrsnss shs0 ssA ansa
shso u isvtssssssa TAh y sssss.
sa1sfiy lsus a. tie 0sesAA.
rhss cna ioxsssa. sssaaFvsfsi cna.
i4rkss'. p-s~.-ississ Col. ta~Assi.
has sskss kSs i,,ise s-oss is Aass sss
~stssss 90 the hiS~ S~As-ssa. ''sAss
sssii be- saved sy citizenship Ths
~eNss. shss As~ss,ss si,is-sssis
hstse. 4. ss~h .aa ell ~iii 80 sssrsrS
Ssso every serA sss sussss af sAr
ssssss s@~s sss strikers ~sIs spss tho
hnnAiss. b, she dim li<hs Of Assp~~es
lAar~ SD The sssses. 81 sosk viii
pnssrs nv-f shs rsSss p~shsr's Tar
isso The sish's
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22

Nrkennrf. u. the Twelfth tsilr'
Stale. cavalry. The psurismsliS,
ssSss
To whoa IL ira, soas~s.s
''is Ia III. a-sis. of the s~ese-
sA,y OF var that .hes~ shall Ir
no change in The op~sAlSoe of
snf nih. Ia 'sis .nrsii's ssa
that eo isb-s u,sef lhss the Ia.
hos regularly ssaptofsa In this
te~aissy asa ~ossias In sny aiEe
il shk sursiisf be saplofsd.
Ass &inss~ catering shss tursiH
iif asa vossinf IL ass nisr II
skis inrAii,f sos osif violate
tho order af the s~ssesass of
vss. bot sss .ssss - ssasfs
also sSatAle The osdsss Al the s-sr
tv,ssy ef ear sas sash ssss-s OF
espto,0sss ot sash labor trnas
10 defeat uks ostr~s sAa esas fus
~1SshsAe federal xossssmsss y
~oskisss''
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22
CHILDREN HEIRS
TO ScklEs ESTATE

Nee fask. Mar s:.-rh. -iii os
'he isis Msbnr 0ss~ssi isaniei o..
ssrkirsl ~hi.h ~ss s~sa yesterday.
ssmsa ~ his hsiss shs-~ af Nj.
ssssashiias.s. tAssS-i o., xiskiss. 10
sesss oil. snA Al kssssoa 4isA.rss
chssssss.h-s csssskssssesp-s ~ yssss
ola. ssa Lila isiAssh~ cssshssshasss.
~. shiiaf-s Of Nsss lila xt-kies
s-sssIssthasr-. vk0ss isee-.ssa y
ssssssssa vita The tssssisA eessaias
@sstrvs
A ls&>sy Il Ss.ecs vas s.ss 10 dec.
sssi itussios kiss ssA ssnslsss tssS.
~ 10 s~ssssiss
TA- ssis~ sf 'h~ s~aAi~. s~sossiss
In IL. alsoss@f. vs-siA h- sAsii, rss
osis rsop~sss sssra ss sks general
81 sh. time II hi. Dc Attn ss. his has.e
IL t.~-s t1Nk As-sus ssi seSinsa
mi. sk~sp sesu t~a epnsse.erss
ss~esfsi sSski.s isk.ssasss ss.a.aes the
tAtse fosspss Mtu. ~ his father. ~hs
ss oh~ sinaa .sAsa ssssstSA1Is ali -t
N-~ Rochelle. n r. u vss sssisasI.
81 =, .t-.~s ss.h-~. ..~~ sss s.inai.s
q. SOD hing N usfus,ssss. ss-..lss
s-as
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22

i,Ans Y. S-.oaa inianssf. uAs called.
i.in.i-ss-is catered . Flea Of no, Saii.
- 4" each 81 the .bsrxss Of asssa.
s,asd.ss hishsiaaxht-r and isr.-h,.
lieutenant l.. II. tiiisss sss tho
frs, Witness rallied. lie testified
that an the aay "f the i.a.iis- hattie
he inoh s~sssai tr-nb~fs sf ,supp \
fs"rs iA,iAsua and kssssasa In III.
ss~a~ os soaffiss. if- sssd sh-s ~sso
all shIh bssss~s and other .npiss.s
al The nin-s sha thai there ~. sal
q ssin- guard shsoae shs@s ii- told
at having sAsii-i the sssiksss' ,.ss
saiass Arsii - and declared that III.
ssuu.is .-ss.~s the STRIKER. ssa sni-
ai.ss al tpaSau sss sslsisass.i- lars.
" In the -nmss In sh. ssss ss,.sy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22
MAD suFFs WAGE
Street WAR;
KING GEORGE
ATTACKED

isssss. Nay :.s-k,ss usosss
ssa osssa Assy : Sc ssoSss,eA y
llssss - ~ AAsss<ss ~ . o,issAsl
sssfsssrsss to-day. shst- hey s-ss
siisssiaa . &Aaises ss Ais saAis~ay .
shssl.so 4 ~e~aA~ sps~ Ia sAe Stalls
Esd b-xss In address n. hisss
''ras Wsss~i.a ssss.~ sse shss~Ass's
Tae sli.sasass sssh.s saissiF is
ssa tried ss get hss os'. bet tnssS
sk~ uss .hsir~s 10 she s~sss Ts<y
hsa I. fyIe shsusxh . lisk s~fess che
swslt r.r frrrasrsss
waiI. this WAS In rsuxs~sss hsif
. sat-s vus..n in siffssvss pssss at
The sh.slrf started shosttss 81 hts
tr~.SAS~~A - 0nDo a.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22
AvofHR oylnAl AIRNAU
HUH1 Al CONTEST

tlsHhasr. Nss Hs=Asaakef ~.
tsss s~vss~ss orv~sses today 10 the
rsssse ta.ssy ssiAsias xossrsss II
~Azeh shs~e ssiAsafs wss~ hsii-a
earlier In the seek oL.usrnssi
Kraft .kii@ sisssE to-day s-af
Ncss.iaa. cas- .sssssli.a 4. s.ahe .
sssaes issaiAs. bsrasise hnsh sfns
sss si.. ss.ssSsise severe Isisss-. q"
MS head ssd legs \ tss.sresrt sish
him ss~spra usAuetg
iIraisesss vor Tk-sns ses IN.
fisss rsfsr il chs reliability sunsssa.
rss.x the total iisssss- es i.t"i
paIs-,s IL T. tscss mtaps9se
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22
CARRAMM TO Be
INVITED INTO
NIAGARA
COUNCIL

wsssiae'ss. u e. Nss ss=ts
sssvI-> si@.v I. N. Nssissn soes.ssaz
siassissss hrrrs .. vas a-tinis.tr ~
s-es.a '~tsy ssss ~tsss. svra'Y.'~ss
heuss = s.ass-@ IasIssss-. ~-ats s-
rssr aided d. shs sansstsasiansiis.s ss
h- represented ~ tho Si.ssr. raits
n.ais.ipn ,s.s.sunsr wh..h.- gsn4
.rsi r.sssnss ~.aii accept -. in,,.
's'ioa vas n.s sso.n. hp' II s.s
positively asserted ,hss shwsIs h. Il.
."- u -"r,It be- vJ'hna' tseS,.iag s.
ssmtsssy~ NJ azrv~InG 10 skegk hIs
ssmr,iEn ssainss i,prrsAs f..v-s
C"a'isnssinn os .h. kittIns hr
Nssjsaes .t Richard rts,.n. ~. N~.s4
isse eIsssrn ~ Ge--ran hIssh. .as TO
ssis-S .r 81. state asparsnsrns s.sars
american Cpasslas As.n, Man,,su~.
~ Cananes. f.p.rt.d tha. trhea anf
= ,-nrsnIon w.rc attacked .i'h.a.
PROVO, alton a, Pcin,sd Nossntaia. ~
miles v.st Of Naso,ari. hand 81
uesiysns fired from a hpgse without
warming rrbAn fell sssd ba, bis
,pr paassn escaped
I.nyal,y os Mexican natives vhp
vere ict' In charge n, oil wells at
Tsrpi,. and r.npto after tho ,or-
.isn Operators fled 'Sc~, the danger
spne. was responsible for prrserva-
'ion o' tho properties. according ~
u. Ncs..s. an official Of the Inter
national Petroleum COMPANY. who's.
reports on conditions IN th. oil dis
vies have bc-n forwarded 10 The
state department,
American Consul Canada has rr-
ported that there ate nos ssi Nmer-
ican refugees al Vcrs Cruz who have
announced their in,en,icn so remain
m Mexican soil.
Las, nights Announcement; that
the dispatch 90 Siassra Falls of
ecns,i,u,ionaiis, reprcss ntative. pre-
sumsbiy Jose Nasconc.Ios. had act.
uaiIr been decided on was a forerun-
ner Of tc,iay's developments. Z; was
made apparently before General Car
rama had been heard from. but af-
ter over,urcs to constitution alist
leaders had been made.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22

~ilh pstssirs'. 10 the eoassossss,
ssd have ms : . suasss oi svposts
10 H~esvtsrs Wiisoss Tic said lhs.r
ssposss sho~ soshiss definite ss yet.
but The stfosss to LsisF sboa, ssss-
isssSea ~oeia h- soslisa~d ssd tho
psuspsrts Looked gun-a.
TIE saksssssos sasae before The
ps~sdaesi yesterday b. Jaas, iirs H.
iisss-s of tsvsses To have The federal
son sssSess sSAe saAsri-se sessspi a
she sitaAsioa siso uss Discussed BY
the esstasts II aAs usaesssnpd that
jsAss tIaassss piss ius st~iss
so~s The nisss asiii The op<ssspss
sssvs 10 sssnis To ssbtissiSps ~sa
sss fAsesva b. The ssLissss
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22
Army oYFICIHs PiIAD
GUILTY 10 GRAFT CHAko0

trsSos. Mar sss=t1esse ~ guilty
s-s~ HANDED sgevW to-day by srsee
at st- n,s~ HstsssA array cttss--s asa
eli NJ ia~ eight civilians shafsrs IN
1aspafy last 9Th graft IN sosses-
,sos Nth .pe,ssrs. tot s"rr,yiss the
ssMv essse~eso
Az the estss-sy essess tlcusrssss
Caaosel Whitaker Setv sesasstsd
with ike-sssssssssssaes's a~rsft~eAs
1t skssrmv saa hsa sisru from The
sssks. The stsiltsSs accused u.se
employees n tsirssa's tad. sra'eeec
~ss deferred uaSii May ss.