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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
.GARUIEID TILLs COLONEL
COaIplguutSE IMPOSSIBLE,

James E. Garfield, oi Cleveland.
one of the clos political advisers OF
Colonel Rooaetc.. brought word to-
day there was u1 thought among
leading progrC- RS OF amulgamutiou
with the RppulI ans.
Mr. Garfield no was secretary Of
The Interior durs the Roosevelt ad-
mluisirutlon Hu| A member OF the
tennis cshinet anne an the way
from ohio. arr .ng today. 60 ulk
politics in his le with the cullue.
With him was Nr'hur l.. Garford of
Elyria. one of me Ohio progressive
leaders.
While Mr.. Gafi cid did not assume
90 know of cund lons throughout the
countr, hs tzH.. sod himself as u'
the ouiuiuu th. my tnis uf mtrsIu-
the new party IA the Republicans
was basclesf Iui opposed 90 the
idcus Of Colon, Roosevelt ana hls
associates.
Former senator Beyerldgo OF Indi-
ana, who WAS pNpected az Sycamore
iiili today sent word that he would
be unable 10 reach here. being dctsin-
ed la indiauiuHIis Mr. Robinson
and Mr. Post arrived In time for
luncheon with C.lonel Roosevelt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
SECOND COMMISSION OF KIND
SITS At VERA Cruz

Vera CRUZ. MAY a. MurO. the
Cuban messenger sent hy Consul
William W Canada Go General GUS
tavo Mas To urge the release Of Rear
Admiral Fletcher's Filipino servant
returned here from the capital to-
day. lie was believed 10 have been
arrested by the MeXicans, but he
stated on his return that he had pro-
cceded 10 the capital after hc had de-
liVered Consul Canada's letter, In or
der 10 bring his wife to Vera cruz.
He says he was closely watched BY
detectives during his stay In the cap
ital but was not otherwise molcsted.
\ military commission Tor the trial
OF such offenders as may be brought
before IL was called into session to-
day.
This commission Il said To he sec
ond In the history Of the American
army. the first having been instituted
Dy General Winfield Scott In Vera
Cruz soon after he landed during the
invasion Of Mexico in iSiI.
II b expected that several days vi
! he consumed IN arranRing prclimi-
nariet before the first offender is
placed on trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
At Instance of Mexican Dele
gates Full Conference is
Called to Meet at Niagara
Tonight. NEa
BELIEVED IMPORTANT
DEVELOPMENTS IMPEND
Constitutionalist Representa-
tives in Closely Guarded
Conference with Bryan and
White House.
rny Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald.

nv Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald.1
Niagara Falls. Ont, May 2S'-An-
nouncoment was made shortly atter
noon today that the first full confer
eBce between the mcdiatofs ana hoth
the American aud Mexican delegates
would be heid tonight.
II was arranged nj the request OF
the Mexican delegates, who met the
mediator informally this morning,
after which the south American
medintors sent Tor the American
delegates TO consult them about the
matter.
IA b. understood that the ENJOYS
felt confident Of heinR able to romoNe
such obstacles as had DELAYED pro-
ceedinRs during the consideration OF
preliminary measures.
pelceates representing both SIDES
of the controversy between the
United states and General Huerta VIII
go into their first business session
hopeful that an amicablo adjustment
of an their differences VIII be the
outcome.
The sudden calling OF full session
for tonight was not expected hy the
American delegates They had made
no plans for "a meeting today. The
cuvoys OF South America had one taih
with the Mexican deleRatea and Il was
generally thought nothing more would
occur today. shortly aftcrward the
Mexican delegates requested another
audience with the mcdiaturs and as
the result Of this second talk the an-
uouncement was made that prclimi-
! uRries had been sufficiently smoothcd
ont 10 Justify formal sessions OF all
| tho principals TO the mediation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Stole a Million
from Cash
Drdwer
California Commission in Sem
satiOnal Report Charges
Calhoun of United Railroads
With Huge Theft.
lBy Lcssed Wire 90 Escpins Herald.

(By Lcssed Wire io Evening Herald
san Francisco. May 23--in grant
ing an application OF the United
Railroads companies Of san Francisco
for permission To borrow money to
purchase rolling stock the California
railroad commission issued today "A
statement dcnunClatofy of the Imam
cial methods 90 Patrick Calhoun, for
mer president of the company.
The commission. in ITS written order
and opinion. asserts that Calhoun,
shortly prior Ia his retirement took
from the funds of this public utility
corporation over si,00O,00O whcre ev-
ery available dollar was sorely need-
ed To Increase the facilities of this
company" and that he gave his sue
cessOr. Jesse Lilienthal. promissor,'
note for 81 .0s6. 900 palahlo one day
after date. which Lilienthal immcdi-
ately wrote down In the books 81 the
company "as of the value OF one
dollar
Fhe 1000 0OO which Calhoun Is
charged with diVerting from the funds
Of the company was used, the com
mission asserts. In promoting the So-
lano Irrigated Farms, an Immense
: subdivision project which collapsed
some months ago,
This whole transaction n fraud;
declares the commission. mot only
upon the public. which IN dependent
upon this utility fot its street car SER
vice. hut also upon tho bond and note
holders of this utility, hccause 90 the
extent that money is diverted to inn
proper purposes these creditors are
/ defrauded."
The commission finds that MT
Calhoun aud the stockholders Joined
/ In this plumber. which was authorlz-
ed By resolution by the directors. al
the expense Of the public. aud the
Company's creditors"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
POLICE ASSUME OFFENSIVE
FOIl FEW BRIEF MOMENTS

London, May 2a.--Ihc police mo-
ncntarly took the offensive today
h. the war between the twentieth
Cen, .iTv furies' na the suffragcites
are now called by the authorities
The offices 81 tho Womans' Social
and Political union. the militant body,
were tho object of raid 10 search
of Information as to the inner work
ings 81 the urgnniza ION, which would
enable the police to strike q hard
blow at the authors of the frequent
uutrugcs
incidentally 30 was hoped that tho
police might find there the coffers
containing the funds of the society.
soon after the onslaught 10y The poo
u.c. the militants reply came In the
shape of several serious outraRcs. in
Guiding the destruction 81 a portrait
ui NtuE George lt Edinburgh an
attempt to- cur of the wator supply
of Glasgow and am act OF vandalism
at the British museum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
MAzATLAN's WATER SUPPLY
GOOD FOH Is bAN-

ON Board 4. s. s. California, Ma
zatlan. Mexico. May %. ~ Wireless
to san Diego. cal, MAY % Mamt 10
lans water supply viii last only fii-
teen days more. and IL is believed that
the constitutionalists hcsicging the
city soon will bc in Possession,
Reported dcprcduU"ns hy bandits
on a Germany colons near Miramar
caused ia, German cruiser Nurcm-
berg Co leave Mazatlan today for that
port. At OSEer west coast cities all
" quiet.
since the arrival OF General Ohrc-
gnn, the Cunstitutionnlist command
en- nt the recently occupied city oi
Topic, fewer cruelties Ia federal pris-
oners are being practiced. General
nuelnn has sent reinforccmcnts Go th'
constitutionalist garrison at san
Bias.
u is reported that an EneiishmHu
named Green Was murdered hy ban
dits near san Marcos. Several Amer
Jeans reside in that vicinity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Pietro Rossi Says Mrs. Faville
of Chicago Had One Foot in
Grave Anyway and He
Needed the Money.
DID NOT INTEND TO
KILL AMERICAN TOURIST
Condition Of injured Woman
Still Critical but Physicians
Think She Has Chance for
Recovery.
m, Leased Wire 10 I,cning Hcrald.l


Florence. Italy MAY "a Floren-
tine art student. Pletro Gussl. arrest
cd today on suspicion ui being the
man VINO shot and robbed Mrs. Mary
flaNcllc OF Chicago ~ Thursd1r,
v hilo she was on train between
Florence and Ascisl confessed - the
crime.
. am tudsnJ. ht a'ij, "1t tho
Social Science instiu,n here ana um
- years Old. had ctubiei away
almost an the monev I possessed and
had started on my wny home to Monte
pulciauo. In order a. inform my fam
iiy of ms prcdlcamCnl ON the train
however saw an old lady who APP
parcntiy had one foot iu the grave
and co whom wealth could not mean
much
The sight of the Wrll-drcssed woo
man tempted me AMI I attacked her
would not have ttivd 90 XIII her 10
she had not screamed when | grasped
her valisc. 1 then lost my reason and
fired"
The accused is kept under close
watch. The condition of Mrs. fla-
Velle had improved taday and the doc
tors stated she would probably sur
Vivc Il her constitution was froEr
enough To enable her To recupcrato
from the great los of blood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
COP~ RAID HENDQU NRTERs on
TWENTIETH CENTURY IIltII2S

London, Ma} "a raid ON the
headquarters of Rho Womcn's social
and Political Union. the militant sur
frsgcttr organization, WAS carried out
hR the police TODAY. They took uos-
session of the offices and detained am
the members of thv staff uu duty.
After thoroughly rausacking the
rooms the police lct all the officials
Rn except one woman.
There was no disturbance inside the
building bat suifragctte who ar
rived during the raid assaulted "a poe
iiccmHu and appeared tc hc greatly
aggrieNed when no declined ~ arrest
her The puhhC outside was distinct
IS hostile to the women but a large
force of police protected them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
TIN MORE MILITT AMEN
90 pEEOnE COIlRT MARTIAI.

Denver. May 2t.-Tcn nou-commis-
finned officers and privntes OF the Cot
urado national guard were placed on
trial Jointly today on charges grow
ing ont Of the Ludlow battle between
striking coal miners ana the militia,
April 90 The men face accusations
of arson, murder, mauslaughtcr ana
larceny. Testimony presented al the
triHi of Major Patrick J ilnmroc x
ana other commissioned officers was
read into The record.
The defendants are; Scrgeunts G. T.
TaNlor, 4. j. Case, and T.. y. cut
len, CORPORAL Charles Patton: privat -
Lawrence Campbell. T. NJ. Mason. a..
a. Osborne. Daniel pachecho. T.. J.
Welsh aud II. T. Faulkes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Colonel Trying
to Keep Out of
Politics
Says He Will not Mix or Talk
for Thirty Days During
Which He will Write a
Book.
(By Leased wirr 80 Evening Herald.

(By Leased Wirr 30 IcSening Herald. J
oyster Bay N ", May 23.-"Im
trying to keep uHt 1f politics as mgs
az possible ust new said Colonel
Roosevelt toduN
The colonel made this statement IN
Response 60 question about the or
ganization work 20 the progressive
party ana his opinion regarding uro-
llcpuhllcun party lie declined Co
express any Views ON these subjects
Just az prcsoHl Colonel EouscFeit
said he was bus with preparations
of "a new book hat would take up
his sparc time uHul after his return
from spain. which win be on July ..
Another political conference was tu
be held today with ex-senator Albert
j. etoriGgc luiiaua, Progressive
leader: Theodorr Hough'as tohinfon,
New York Pros rcssive state cnuir-
mau. and Eeg pst foTmcf govern
or ut Porto REQ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Former Huerto
Employe Was
LndiScreet
Ventured to Shout Viva
Huerta" While Across Bor-
der and Is Shot Up for His
ExubeTance.

lIy LEASED Wire 10 EycHlRg Herald.
Naco. AriE., May Wandering
over 10 the Mexican side of the linc
early today, Aleiandro Rochin. a for
mcr iluertu cmployc az Nnco, So-
nora. shouted "Niva liuerta,' and
ptopmtly received three bullets which
Killed him. A conatltutinnalist cue
toms guard fired the shots according
he shooting.
Mexican authorities said itochin
had attacckd the customs guard with
knife. The mans body was icft ~
ing iu the street several hours. kOchr
ln. who had been a refugee, leaves "A
fumiiy here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
BOMB TIRE NTENs TuE
GLASGOW WATER SUPPLY

Glasgow, scotland, MAY e3.-fho
failure OF fuse early today saved
tho aqucduct which carries half II
Glasrow's water supply from Loeb
lla'riuc. a. miles away.
A wntchman while patroliiug the
aQuoduct naiccd somc freshly turn
cd earth itc made ana investigation
and discovered two powerful bombs
with % half burned fuse. ia the VT
oinity nc found "a Woman's hand-hag
and a placard stating the destruction
OF the aaucduct was protest against
the treatment ot Mrs. Emmeliue
pankhurst.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
L. :. ADNIRNL HOLDS
CONFERENCE WITH GONI AiI.S

~ apso, Tex May 23.--Admiral
Mayo, T. $. ~, ana Admiral Grad
ock. of the English navy, called re-
Gently on General Pablo Gonzales. in
suFsent commander al pumpico, said
q message received by constitution
alist agents here. Gonzales said that
he gave the iva admirals assurances
that the Interests ot all foreigners
would be respected.
Ii was also asserted that n. +,
Teza, an Italian subject. but manggcr
OF the Agulia oll company of Mon
aercy, never had been under arrest
and az present was az liberty IN Tam
pico. Denial was made that any at
tempt had boon made 60 secure
money from the Lord cowdrny OH in
teTeNts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
THROU c H
CLOSED DOOR
KILLED Man
Sheep Herder Named Anzurcs
Victim of Accidental Shot at
Hands of Benito Savedra at
Rio PuercO.

9 Word WAS brought ta Under =
& sheriff Dipk Lewis FodHs ut the =
= accidental kiillng uf man =
= named Anzurcs on sheep =
. ranch 100 RIo PucrCn yesterday =
. iie was shot by slu uf Bonltu =
= SaEcdrt. of Ranchos de- Atrisfu.
= From the accounts received, ii =
= appears that yuung saNedra was
. cleaning I rl1a Boz a ranch house.
. Atter swabhiuE out the gun ane :
= OillnE it hc Slipped cartridge
q into the weapon lu some way :
= hc accidentally df, hhrgcd the =
. gun ami the bullet after pussins :
9 through the clused door oi the I
= rauch house. struck AuzureH. I
. Who WIS passing the door out
. side in the head. AHzurcs died
= Instantly
There Wa un question of the
= accidental nature of the shoot I
= ing. lt was faid ln the reports
= today, and young Safrdfa was
q nni placed under arrest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
PICTURE or KING GEORGE
HACKED HN \ FURY

Edinburgh. Scotland, May ga
picture OF King George v hy John
LaVcry. in the Roval Scottish acado-
my mere. was hacked by % suffraecttc
today. Tho woman used a hatchet
when arrested she refused % give
her name.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
I.EGISI. ATIVE COMMITTEE TO
MEET MINE MDitkEIgS

Denver. May 23-AnnOuncemeni
was made by Governor Ammons that
the Joint legislative committee would
meet representatives of the United
Mine Workers ~ America this after
noon 10 confer on the situation IA the
coal rfners' strike II was said that
the committee would meet the opcr-
ators tonight The conferences viii
be held Ia the governors office. No
intimation was given az 10 the sub
lcrts Ia hc discus ed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Twentieth Century Furies
Wreak Vengeance on Kings
of Ancient Egypt for 40 Cen
turies of Wrongs.
LONDON POLICE MAKE
FEEBLE RETALIATION
Meanwhile Insane Females
Run Wild Throughout King
dom. Glasgow's Whole Wa
ter Supply Threatened by
Bomb.


london, May 23.-Two militant
suffragcttc vanduls today broke the
glass cases of AN exhibit IN the mum
my room ol The Erusn museum. No
damage WAS done TO the exhibits.
Both women were arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23

Judge Lindsey who arrived IN this
ciiy today said hat he sin had hopes
of meeting Mr.. Rockefeller.
II come straight from the people
of Colorado said Judge Lindsey.
"Hud ] want 90 present 90 Mr.. Rocke-
Teller some aspects OF the situation ot
hich ! am sure he is ignorant
y shhll. however adopt none of
The tactics employed by the so-oallcd
'mourncrs' and shall not Try 90 fore
iuN self uu MI Rockefeller u he
docs NOT care 90 see me. ! think ] can
stand lt"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Twice Convicted Murderer
Holds Cheerful Conference
With Wife and Lawyer 70
Perfect Appeal Details.
MAYOR MITCHELL SENDS
LETTER TO WHITMAN
District Attorney Believes
Mysterious Letters Turned
Over by Wife of Dead Gun
man Written by Becker.
nv fcnscd wlrc to Evening ncraId. !

by fcnscd Mlrc to Evening Herald.
Ncw York, May 22.rhc only com
florence todSy for Charles Bockcr. CON
victod yesterday Tor the sccoud tin O.
was with his counsel "artin r. Mau-
ton. and Mrs. Becker
The basis fIr an apT al from tle
verdict. 10 was said, was the subject
undD discussion.
Becker spcni quiet night In his
cell in the romhs au1 uWoke refresh
ed and comparatively cheerful
District AttutueN Whitman today
received fhc following letter frorl
Mayor Mitchell.
- have just heard of the outcome
of the pcckcr case. Tho whole COM
munity b. under ohlieatiun To YOU.
Your work has been splendid"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
JAPAN RATIFIES
AMERICAN TREATY


Toxic. MAY 23-Tho japanese
American arbitration treaty. Il was
announced by the government today.
has been ratified by Japan. The
treaty h one of number uf similar
tenor that have bcen negotiated By
the state department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Reported that Federal Com
mander Defeated at TorreOn
Leading Movement AGAINST
Provisional President.
sALTILL0 SACKED BY
RETIRING HUERTIsTAs
Mexico City Receives Report
that 800 Officers and Men
at Topic were Executed by
the Rebels.
fBy Leased wlre to evening Herald ]

fBy Leased Wire TO evening Herald
Vera cruz. May 2c.--siN Amer
Jeans arrived here hy train from
Mexico City today. They brought
with thpm an unconfirmcd report
that General Jose Nelasco. the ied-
etai commander who was detected AZ
rorreon hy General Niila, then re-
called 20 the capital and later sent 20
san luis P1tosi. had reVoltcd against
General HueTth, together with most
Of the Gcdcral troops under his conn
mand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Mercu! Andreu,
Locked in His
Garden Alone
Laird of Skibo Tells with Rel
ish Most Astonishing Inci-
dent in Which He Figured
Last Night.


[By Leased Wire 20 Evening TIeraid.i
New York. May s3.--Androw Car
ncHie piucking flowers in his garden
last evening. accidentally shut the
garden safe, whicn locked automatic
ally aud he wac a prisoner Not feel
ing quitcu D tp scaling the wall no
whistlcd 20 asmall boy In the street..
rn him he explained hts prodicament
and the boy called servant who un-
locked en0 glNc
Mr. Carnegie told the story on him
sell today Just before he sailed tor
Skiho Castle. Scotland, with his wife
and daughter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Another Pair of
AOidtors Drop
10 Death
Makes Total of Seven Who
Have Lost Lives Since Open
ing Prince Henry Flying
Competition.
(By Leased wrc TO r.venine Herald. !

Osna bruck Germany MAY 2a-
Two mote German army uNiniura,
Lieut.. otto BDedcr aud Lieut.. ~ieg-
fried Rciuhardt. met their deaths to
day in the Prince Henry flyinE com
petition, bringing the total since the
start of the contest on sunday last
up tu seven
The other officers Killed were Lieu
tenants willy. Wiegnndt. Mueller
Fellgcr. Puhdc aud knlhe
The uNiatnrs We're caught in "a
thunderstorm. during which theii
aeroplano overturned and they wer,
thrown out al "a height OF Z. 500 feet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
THREE uUNDRED PUT
TO DEAT IN TEPtC

Washington, Mas -a. McNico Cit'
dispatches To- diplomatic sources here
TO-DAY reported that when cousutu-
tionalist troops captured Topic several
DAYS ago they put Go death the entire
federal garrison OF 500 officers and
men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23

N'N Y0TK My 23Iohn d R0kefooT
Of Lindsey
ne &" the Colorado strike the
would
Al AIR EocSefeiers Office a a had
Teller
The
estate rocito ls last
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
CLEANING UP FEDERALs
ALONG. pANItO nINEI,

WASHINGTON, May 2i.-kenr Nd
miraI Mayo reported from Tnmpico
today that force of constitutionalists
had crossed the Panuco river last
night and Information had reached
him Of the purpose of these troops to
advance on force Of fcderals be-
iieVcd t1 be about thirty miles south
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
FEDERAL TROOPS SACKED
rALTIII.O rIIOsL EA NIl NIlON

~ Pas0 McN.. May 2S.-rhc fed
eral troops sacked Saltilio before rs
evacuation. asserted q message given
ont today by local agents ot the con-
sufutionnlist government The re-
port came through General Carranzn y
hendQuaftrrs No details were given
nor WAS IL known if foreign property
suffered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
VISIT WHITE HOUSE
AIrFR CONFERENCE

Washington, May secretary
Rryan, John Lind and Charles A.
Douslass. the latter representing the
Cnnstitutiunhiiat agency, mad long
conference az the state department.
after which AR bryan went a. tho
White House None OF tue fnen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
Will BE No TRIALS
FOR AfstII.AW RIOTING

Trinidad, Col, May 23.-c0roner
u B. sipe announced today that no
inquesis would be held In connection
with the recent lighting la the Agui-
lar district. The coroner was uaa ole
60 secure witnesses who could throw
light on the disorders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
MICHIGAN CITIZENS
PETITIONS CONGRESS
TO RECOGNIZE DOC COOK


Washington. May ga petition
signed hy several thousands of citi-
xena Of Michigan. asking congress %
recnRulEe Dr. Frederick a. Cook as
the discoverer of the North pole. was
presented a. the senate to-day by sem
atOF William Alden smith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
FIFTEEN THOUSAND
EXTRA HANDS NEEDED
FOR OKLAHOMA CROP

oklahoma city, May g5- Fifteen
thousand additional hands Will he
needed in Oklahoma 10 harvest the
i8lf wheat crop, accoFding &C. state
Labor Commissioner DauFhcfty here
TODAY The rOmniaaiontr estimates
the crop al 10000. 0oe bushels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
ROCKEFELLER REFUSES
To TALK WITH LINDSEY
ON COLORADO STRIKE

Oil Kings Son Blunty Declines Even to Have Communication
With Self Appointed Delegate From War Torn State.
Declares Report of Admission to PocanticO Kills Redicu
lOus. Lindsey Says He Thinks He Can Stand 1t and
Will Not Join MOurners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23

pekink. May 23. kokichi Mi1uno,
iirHt secretary Of the Japanese leKh
tion here and formerly consul general
in New York, died suddenly today
ased a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
NEBRASKA EDITOR
CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR
Ross Sammons of Fremont
Tribune SHES Hat Into Ring
for the Republican Nomina-
tion. az


FrOmOnf, NDN-. Nav o. EultOf
Ross J.. SAWmuus of the Fremont Tri-
buuc. to-day entered the race Tor the
Republican nomination Tor governor
OF Nebraska. lle also formally re-
signed ns collector of internal rev
emile foI Nebraska
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
SMALL HOPE HELD FOR
RECOVERY OF BRADLEY


Mnshinrton May 28. Small hope
was entertained by attending physi-
clans early to-day for the Recovery of
senator Bradley of kentuckY, who
has been critically va here FOR sumr
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-23
BALLOON DROPPED
YOUNG AER0NAUT
INTO MISSISSIPPI

Alton. H.. MAY 23.-Robort CoWan,
an iS-year-Old aeronaut, WAS drown
cd la the Mississippi last night when
the balloon la which he was soaring
dropped into the stream.