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Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
MORE REGIONAL BANKS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl


 DENVER. April 7.-The governors or seven states, delegates to the Western Governors Conference in session here went on record with a demand for congress to establish two more regional banks-one in the Pac- fife Northwest and the other in the Rocky Mountain states.
 The action was taken on motion of Governor Ernest Lister, of Washing ton It was concurred in by Gov ernors Oddie of Nevada, Carey of Wyoming, West of oregon Haines of Idaho, Spry of Utah and Ammons of Colorado. Lister, West and Haines were appointed as a committee to draft resolutions. Carey preached the question of banks and said:
 T think the gentlemen VITO fixed the places for these banks forgot the west We discovered in 1907 it was not so much the ownership of the money that counted. but the fact that the east held all our money"
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
Special Agent Carothers Seen In Deep Conversa- tion With Carranza and it is Reported He Talked Spanish Exclusion
WASHINGTON AND
 MADRID CONCERNED
.Carranza Said to Have Ex- cused Order to Villa On Ground of Nationwide Spanish Conspiracy y Against Revolution
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH I

FL PASO, April 7.-When Caroth- CTS, special agent of the department of state, returned to this side from a conference with Carranza, he locked himself in his office, saying he had reports to make out. Pressed for confirmation or denial of infor- nation gained at Juarez, he replied: "I am merely an intermediary in certain matters between the United States government and Carranza. The subject is one I cannot discuss" :"
 Spaniard's Misfortune
 A large colony of Spanish refugees in Fl Paso is deeply despondent over the situation. They are convinced that their properties, accumulated ddring a lifetime of work will be confiscated, and themselves deprived of their homes
 General Carranza says that you may return if investigation shows that you have kept out of politics. '' said a Would-be comforter to a Spanish merchant who fled from Chihuahua three months ago.
 tS, alter oul piOptItN hdS Dtcii stolen We may return, and build an other little fortune for some revolu- tionist to confiscate. No. thanks," the merchant answered bitterly. "Oh. if Spain were only strong this would not happen, but Spain is poor. She has no ships, and but little money"
 Spanish holdings in the Laguna nf SC, OO0. 900 pesos, a local Spanish refu- gee declares. Spanish property in Torreon includes a number of the leading stores in the business dis trict, factories and warehouses. La Union soap factory is owned by Spanish capital; Puerto de Vera Cruz, a dry goods store, is owned by Spanish merchants; Sraniards own part of the stock of the Banco Laguna, which is a $1O0OO, 900 bank ing corporation at Torreon.
 In addition to the TorreOn inter- ests. Spaniards own large haciendas in the cotton district of Laguna, and irrigated alfalfa farms. The normal Spanish population of Torreon is estimated to be 5000 but it has been reduced since the start of the reVo- lution to 1000, including the Span ish residents of the Laguna district.
 There are TOO Spanish men. women and children in TOrreon itself. There is no Spanish consul there at the rresent time and the affairs of the colony are being cared for by the Italian American and British cOnSulS
 No arrangements have been made by the Spanish colony here to re- 66. tisa,ea I2af Ss03IoI !
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08

A handsome young girl yet in her teens, walked huriedly into the sheriffs office last night shortly after mignight and handing a 3S pistol to Deputy Sheriff Walter Brawner, said, T have killed my husband and want to give my self up". She was accompanied by Charles McCready and Freeman Fike, who had driven her from Ingleside, g miles east of the city in less than twenty minutes, in response to her re- quest to take her to the sheriff, after the shooting had occurred Her state ment was the first information the of ficers had that shooting had occurred
 The woman gave her name as Mrs. Mamie Mullenex, said she was nineteen years old, and that she had been mar ried to the man she shot since Sep tell her story to the officers, and be- fore Justice Johnstone arrived on the scene, it was not known if the man had even been seriously hurt by the three shots she had sent in his direction from the pistol in her hand. But she insisted she had shot her husband be- cause she had to and that he had made her life a hell upon earth, so that she was obliged to kill him some time or other
 Together with her husband, Claude, she came here about a month ago and found work on the White Ranch near Ingleside. They lived in a tent house, one of those erected on the farm. "He treated me alright in front of people, but when there were none around it was awful, she exclaimed in rapid &C., cents to Sheriff Adams who took charge of the case as soon as he ar rived at the office. T shot him be- cause 1 was afraid he would kill me sometime as he had threatened to-"
 Mrs MulleneX told the officers that she had determined to leave her husband, and that in company with the two men mentioned above had driven to the tent from Phoenix late last evening to get her clothes, which were already packed in trunk and two suit cases. Her husband offered no apparent objection then. but as soon as the men got out of the tent he came toward her.
 T warned him to keep back. but he jumped at me with his hands out in front of him as if he would catch me by the throat and I shot him right then. I had to, or he would have done me harm.
 As soon as Judge Johnstone arrived , he took charge and a party made up of himself. Deputy Sheriff Woolf, the two men from the Fike livery, ac- companied Sheriff Adams to Ingle- side. When they arrived there they found that temporary relief had been given to Mulenex but they were un- successful in saving him.
 In the meantime Mrs Mullenex. thinking that her husband was not as badly injured as at first thought made herself comfortable for the night in the office of the sheriff. When the excitement had partially died down, the officers re- membered a visit paid by the wom- an earlier in the day to the office of the sheriff in search of assistance in getting her clothes. Having many cases where a similar request is made, they told. her to see the judge and then come back. This is the last recollection they have until she was | under arrest for shooting her hus- band.
 In the hurry of getting away from lrgleside, neither the men or Mrs. Mullenex looked to see if the hus-
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
ILLINOIS PROHIBITION
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

CHICAGO, April 7.-Returns from down state counties of Illinois where local option elections were held, show the country districts largely voted dry. Scattering townships and cities voted out 315 saloons.
 The larger cities are more equally divided between the anti-saloon forces and supporters of liquor selling, and Springfield, the state capital'went dry by a large majority, as did Waukegan, Rock Island and Moline. Among those voting ry were Rockford, which elect ed to remain dry; Canton, Galesburg, Bloomington, Galva, Kewanee. Lock- port, Decatur, Monmouth and Freeport, which had been wet fifty years.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
Pastor PNice Is Gully
 Of Mbymdent Conduct

Two other specifications. one ac- cusing Dr. Price of Immortality in his conduct. in violation of the moral law" and the other of Indulgence of sinful tempers and words were not sustained. The committees report was received in silence. The court did not find Dr. Price guilty of acts sufficiently fragrant to demand d change of the pastorate, for in the list of changes for the coming year, Price retains his present pulpit,
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
TAssocIArED PRESS pIsPATcH]

NEW YORK, April 7.-"Guilty of imprudent and unministerial con- duct,'' was the verdict of the court of the New York conference of the Methodist Episcopal church against Rev. Jacob E. Price, pastor of Wash ington Heights church, the defend ant against charges by members of his congregation. A select commit tees judgment was that Price 'shoulG be and hereby is admonished,''
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
K. C. DEMOCRATIC

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl
 KANSAS CITY, April 7.-Henry Jost, democrat, was reelected mayor over four others by a majority es- timated at from six to seven thou sand. Clarence Burton, par tlSan candidate ran second
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
FRENCH WOMEN
 CANNOT VOTE
PARIS, April 7.-French won

PARIS, April 7.-French women have not the right to vote, ac- cording to a decision pronounced by the court of cessation. The Women's Rights League of France tried to have it's members regis ter as voters and applied to the court
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
PROHIBITIONISTS SCORE
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH I

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1
 ST. PAUL, Minn., April 7-Prohibi- = tion forces scored heavily in the mu- nicipal elections in Minnesota cities of the fourth class, according to late re- turns. Litchfield, Madison, Marshall, Luverne and Canby went dry.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
LAST SPIKE DRIVEN

VAN COUVER. April 7-The last spike of the Grand Trunk Pacific Trans continental Railway was driven at noon at Fort Frazer, B. c. The line now runs from Portland, Maine, to Prince Rupert, B. C.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08
Mrs. Mamie Mullenex Startles Deputy Sheriff By Walking Into Office and Handing Over Gun She Used
TELLS STORY OF
 ILL TREATMENT
Wounded Man Succumbs Just As Officers Reach Scene of Shooting. Shot Twice In Abdomen and Once In Limb

Claude Mullenex died as a re-
 suit of pistol shots inflicted by his wife at Ingleside just as Coroner Johnstone and the sher- ifs officers reached the scene of the shooting. The inquest will be held today.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14
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Neutiltler Schrerprrein.

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gSerbaftete 4fanbleiber
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Ter slbidieb ans StObrbadl ~mrpe
Serrm SubH SOiimann idiuer.

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pi6t iieerreidt, oas iein BrspiIo
gluguft aern Oerfabt bate. Ss ipaE
in id0ner 59rift uusgefibrt lno
Don idmmtli9sn 29eilnebmeyn al Der
Ssier unter5si9net IS brduAt nobl
taum geIagt Su percen, oab GreunD
Soffmam jeBt beinahe Die gan6,
@inpo6nerf6aft bea Idmufen Stdo'
8ens banbi8riftlid9 bat. 0as GP'j
lautet:
Gin a6idisO iIt's, Der uns bier4erSc
fibrt.
Sobn SufFmann iffs, Osm un,er
GruB 9ebu6rt,
S6n aisbt's bo6in, pO lang Ihon e:
sspirtt,
3u ienem Srt, Der feline &ie6en
birgt
Gr pollte nur bic Setmatberoe Ieb'A
uno IN grinn'rung iih auf i9r e.
9eb'n.
Gin 9oasefii9I iein eoles 5er5 oura
3iebt,
Dsnn 10 iab er bic 9eimat9 pobl no9
ME.
Sin Saufsn Geinoe itiir8f auT
SeutI6lanb Der.
lnb Iie6t, 0 S6red, Oss 9eutidsn
blaute Webr.
! Des aaiisrs Ruf burdi4pirrt 'Oas
8aterlanb,
gg rei6t Ii9 @rm uno 9loIig feit ot.
Sano,
Sir unlre arisssr, fern imS4Ia6ts
gebraus'
9ebt bittenb man BON 9aus ~
Saus.
Was Idg ib2 9itten2 gtetn! oa5
brau6t man nidt
Ber nidt iein asBtes giebt, Der lift eii
Wi6t.
4us ebler Sanb Sobn Soffmann's
Spenbe flob,
WobI bat on pielen sr nod eir 9e-
nob'!
Wit Grsuben list DON S4lahten or
unb Sieg,
@srbammt bes gullsH unperi6 6dmte
Gig
Weun gnslunb Siebe triegt, Big bab
es tra9t,
Sobn 6offmann ii5 bas 8Guhlein
bdlt unb latt.
Gin labmes Srautreid 1T fsin tD6iter
Wunih,
Roiotsnbadfletid tpobI Elm feinsr
2unh,
So sieb benn bin uno Jag pas Du
| geieb'n.
Du fubft Detn Ssuti9lanb ME Elm
M}ann erftehn,
gu i9irmsn 5aus unb Sero nit 2sib
unb 9lut
Dor Reib unb Ra9iudt, 9ier unO
blinber Wutb.
WDs' 1inisr @rub Dir INNER nubs
isin,
llno tebre tpieber an ben beutI6en
Rbein!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14

fault uno 6atte Der ,uioelier, nod oen
glngaben Der 3eteftips fem Sl'1 uoer
bic @infduie gefiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14

gum unteri9abmeiitsr Der @emeinbe
ernannt. Oiefe grnennung puroe
BON @orItdnbgut eebeiben unb 9err
Distbs, Der 5ugegen ipar, trat isin
@mt iofort an.