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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-02

of his party. Theodore T.. Burton. OF
ohio; Joseph L. Brstow, OF Kansas;
coe |. Crawford. OF South Dakota;
Isaac Stevenson. Of Wisconsin: George
|C. Perkins. OF California. and Fran
els Shelley, Of Alabama, for whose
seat Majority Leader Underwood Of
the house IN the democratic candl.
date. are the others who have not
been renomInated.
Seeking itt-clcction.
Senators seeking reelection are
smith. of Arizona. Clarke, OF Az
kansas; Thomas. of Colorado: Bran
degee. OF Connecticut; Fletcher of
Florida. Smith. of Georgia Brady, OF
Idaho, Sherman. OF Illinois; shively,
of Indiana; Cummins. OF Iowa. Cnm-
den OF Kentucky. for the remainder
of the present term. Smith. Of Mary
land: stone. Of Missouri, Newlands of
Nevada; callinger, OF New Hamp-
shire: Overman, Of North Carolina;
Gronne, Of North Dakota; Gore. Of
oklahoma: Chamberlain. Of oregon
Penrose, OF Pennsylvania. smith. OF
south Carolina, Sn.oot Of Utah; Dill
ungham. of Vermont. and Jones. Of
Washington.
State eampalgns IN several In
stances have been wagcd so keenly
as to subordinate interest In the com
tests for congress.
Fight In New York.
This Is particularly true OF New
York. where Governor Glynns fight
for recollection is heing opposed by
District Attorney Charles :. Whitman
Of New York city. the republican
candidate. former state Senator Fred.
erick NJ. Davenport. who heads the
progressive ticket. and former Gov
ernor william sulzcr, nominee Of the
prohibition and American parties.
Former President Roosevelt has con-
centrated his energies on New York
and Pennsylvania. making few dis
Itant campaign trips.
In California, Hiram Johnson, the
progressive governor. Is opposed by
John B. Curtin, the democratic eau
dIdate, and John ID. Fredericks, re-
publican. In Pennsylvania the demo-
Gratis and progressives have united on
Vance O.. Mccormick. 20 oppose Mar
tin q. Brumbaugh. the republican
candidate. In few other cases have
there been state campaigns which
have attracted national attention.
Uncle Joe Cannons Chances.
Several men. for years prominent
in the affairs of the nation. who were
retired 10 private life without theil
own consent. are seeking TO return
Most of them are republicans wh'
we're ousted by the democratic SWEEP
two years ago. The picturesque figur'
Of Uncle Joe" Cannon Of Illinois
former speaker OF the house, hai
again emerged into public view, BY
reason OF his candidacy for another
term in congress.
In the same state ex-Congressmai
william b. Mckinley. who was Presi
dent Taft's campaign manager n
1912. is attempting to down Charle'
NJ. Borchers. the democrat. who tool
his place two years ago. In ONO
Nicholas Longworth. Colonel Roose
velfs son-in-law. who likewise wa
retired in 1912. is again candidate
Former Senator Albert j. Beverldg'
of Indiana. who left the republican
party for the progressive, Is seekint
TO regain place In the upper body.
In Kansas a woman Is running foi
place on the bench. Mrs. Lizzie
sheldon is partisan candidate foI
supreme court justice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-02
TURKEY DEFINITELY CASTS
HERLOTW|THGERMANYANO
AUSTRIA; ALLIES PREPARED
FOR SULTAN'S MOVEMENT
MOHAMMEDAN TROOPS SAID TO
HAVE CROSSED THE FRONTIER OF
EGYPT FOR ATTACK ON BRITAIN

Ottoman Fleet Continues to Menace Russian Ports and
Shipping in Black Sea; Greece, Bulgaria and Rumana
Are Expected to Be Drawn Into Struggle Quickly; Battles
in Belgium and France Continue With Great Violence but
Without Decisive Results Anywhere, Though Belgian and
French Dispatches Claim RepuIses for Invaders and
Ground Gained at Some Points, New General Engage
ment in Russian Poland Is Reported From Vienna.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-02
MUCH INTEREST CENTERs
IN CALIFORNIA CONTEST

san Francisco, Nov. 1.--callfornia
will elect next Tuesday a United
states senator to succeed George W.
Perkins, republican; eleven represen-
tatives In congress. a full state ueket
and Legislature and besides VIII pai-
lot upon forty-eight proposed new
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ttf hothtNo tounnAh SPECIAL tttttp NiHtl
London, Nov. | (6:3o y. m. )--Tur-
key has definitely thrown In her lot
with Austria and Germany and II Por-
tugal is counted. there now are eleven
powers at war with prospects OF three
more r. Greece, Bulgaria and Ruma-
MIA. being drawn In
The note which Great Britain pre-
sented 20 Turkey on Friday last. de-
mandlng an explanation Of the ac-
tions of the Turkish fleet In the Black
sea and dismantlIng Of The former
German cruiser, the Goehen and the
Bresau. was really an ultimatum 10
which Turkey was required to make
reply by Saturday evening.
SO far as Is known here telegraphlc
communication with Turkey being in
terrupted. no answer was made, ami
the ambassadors Of the triple entente
at the ottoman capital. II Is under
stood, demanded and received their
passports.
Turks Invade Egypt.
Turkish troops which had been on
the Egyptian border for some time.
already are reported to have crossed
the frontier. while the Turkish fleet
continues TO menace Russian towns
and shipping In the Black sea.
Neither Russia nor Great Britain
was unprepared for this movement by
Turkey. which, government officials
say was known to have been under
the Influence of Germany. and the al
lied powers have forces on hand
ready TO oppose Turkish invasion
When the regular forces were with
drawn. from Egypt TO take part In the
war In Europe. they were Immediate
ly replaced by troops from home.
much greater IN numbers at least. and
only last week they paraded through
the streets of Cairo. making a splen-
did impression,
Mohammedan Problem.
The problem both for England and
Russia. however, Is the attitude OF
their Moslem subjects, who, under
ordinary circumstances, they have al
lied TO their flags, as have all other
races under British or Russian rule.
and care is being taken To explain to
them that In this oase Turkey, under
the direction OF uermany. has been
the aggressor
Another problem relntes to the at
titude OF Rumanla, Bulgaria and
Greece. Bulgaria. owing her exist
ence to Russia and being under many
obligations to Great Britain. besides
being desirous Of securing Thraee ns
far east as the Enos- Midia line, which
she was awarded by the London con-
ference after the first Balkan war.
but which Turkey retook when Bull
garia was attacked by Greece and
servla. would naturally side with the
entente powers. but objects, political
observers point out, to fighting side
by side with Greece and servia.
Bulgaria Must Decide.
Russia, however, Is expected TO ask
Bulgaria definitely on which slice she
Is ranged as her mere neutrality. un-
der the circumstances. appears Insult
fcIent. should she Join the Austrlans
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that since the time the proposition OF
settlement was first broaehed, II has
afforded to the agents OF the govern
ment full access to the properties IN
question and TO its records OF mining
operations"
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Seiitc giodmittae nerinintucli
iid Ger Jrauelrnerein Der Yroteit
ssetTstirhe Cgaltor Sails Salpt).
0a es Die Ieste 1erianrmluitg 0ie.
les Sabres lit, iuiro cine beion6ers
rese Sbeilnabme eriportet. giIs Som.
nittee bienen oie fcIgenben Iurlen:
6raii gIiinbetb Spangenberg, Graii
anna @iIfening, Grau Bertha @eiB.
Grnu 2i3oie @eioner, syrau Wagba.
lena @eoemeper unb Grau Granccs
Beiterbellpig.
Sonneritag peranItoltet Der
5ranenperein Der Gpaiig. 3ions ge.
nleiu6e, 10. ilnb Bremen Strabe, Ell.
ilen @eibBahtsperfnnf, gsahntittagg
ilno abeuos. sSn ben Nadmittngs.
ftiulben iperben aaffee itno a1idjen
ierpirt uno I'm baIb feds ltbr gIbeno.
ciien. sSeoermalrn 1T eingeIaoen.
- Ter 5raienperein Der Gpang.
Columbia @emeinoe (Yaitor E. 8.
SerrmanrD bat am Donneritag Die.
ier @ohe anffeefransd)eu. ssrau 6.
,Sromnle, Grimm, u. oeinert, 9sb.
Sirid uIio 5rI. Bertha SornIe laoen
gum 9eiud elm.
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@smeiuoe-sefifi6aeitem.

Seute 9lberb im adt llbr geber
Die iunaen 0dnen Der gritten grot
@emeiroe (gaitor 8. Saefuer) in
ben neuen prahtiseu SfiiIrdiuneu
cine 8oriteQlllg, po5il bic 8orfeb'
rungeu aufs 9eite eetroffen iino. Sa,
ben bic jungen Serren bel ibrer @cr'
itelllug ON porigen Mittipob absHb
aQsemeinen geiiaa gefunoen, 10 lper.
ben au6 bic iiingen 3auIen iit wiii.
lhe gebell, @eoiegenes 5u leiiten. sic
Iaoen ireunbli6it 5u ibrer @oritellifrg
lciite slbenb Gin itftb ertparter, bal,
Der geiu6 elm cbenio itnrfer iein
miro pie an pprigen @sittipob.
9as aaffeefrdnsd)eu oes 5ran.
enoereins Der Gpnng. 9rotelt. ct.
sSobnnnes @erneirbe bon Dh. aubiira
(gaItor grnit Bob, ipelhes beite
9lafnittag itattfiuoet itebt ilnter Der
Seitiiug oes iolBenoen Sfonunittees: I:
ssrau RuboIp1 Werner, Miiulie Ban.
bellbera S6a gsiiifler, Cora gginf.
Ter, glnna 9ente, gioia @nrfer, gHi,
lie @eibmann, antie 45cibmniln
@abe, emma Doiiiig Ilrb
aatie @einmaltn. Die genartten ca.
men Iaoeu ibre pieIen Greiuloe reht
ber5IiA ein,
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Sriebbers ssianoton,ert.

Der 9lapi.rDirtuofe Carl sSrisbs
fera Der iit als SOliit in einsm
tiir3liden Sbmpbonie.aon5.rt bier In
70 portr.ffIider Wsiie singefiibrt bat.
gibt beute 2lhnb in Der Wles
mortal SaIIs Elm sonacrt, unb bic
Dislen fralno. unb @eipunbersr, bic
iid Der siinitl.r ssleseniIib ieinss .r.
ten hisiisen gaftrstens esiidert bat,
perben 3lusifs!s5hne nit syrsubsu biss
ie 9elea,nl,si. srartifsn, I'm ibn nod
einrnal 5u b0rsn. 0as programm
bes 9lbsnbs 1T pis fOlst:
gbuntafie unb Juss in
" Wioa .9ah.aiss.
Sonate Gp. 100. .geet6open.
Spmpbonii6c giuben R. S6umann
8alInbs in O Mol, Op. 118 Brabms
SntsrmessO in Gs Dur. Op.
1T ~. .grabms
119 MA. Brahms
8aqabe in O Moa Chopin
Wdlser in gis Dur Chopin
@tubs Chopin
qolOnaiis in Jis Mol. Chopin.
Der @OrOsrtduf Der Gintriitsiari.n
beainut am Dlontas BEL Der Gburds
60.
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Gteuerrednuns auf bas gisentbum
gum Betrase pon $1.45 an 500 auss
sufertigsn.-Die @ins Ctr. bon Der 9.
absnue CUR 6. e .. @ifenbdbn loil
reparirt iperben unb foa cine Sps5ial.
iieuer BON L. Gents fir bic 0erbeTe>
runaen Der Seiteuipsss on Der S'Gals
lon 9lpenue erboben tperben. Nuf
alntras bes Miisliebs Wiaiams ioa
bas Real gitate &ommittse einen
plas fir elm neues Stabtgebdube fins
BEN. = Rehnunseu i'm getrase bon
$2,537 puroeH sur 3abIuns anges
piaen.
- Der Seutfhe arbsiterper.in bon
bat fir hie Witttpen unb Wats
len Der I'M &rieae eefalI:nen beuti9en
unb 0Iterreihii1 1@unsariIb SoIba.
ten $50 fplIettirt.
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Nr,soerinorO Bel sopefauS (.
Der entietlid)e @orfaa fat cine bodD-
srabise Grresaus Beruorsern.
fen.

Der DruoermorS iiir6 SeIbitrroro
ipeiher lid In Der gfaht alrf geitert
bel SobeIano 5usetraeert, bat Die Ne
rolferllng in bodgrabiger @eiie er
rest. Eie @etbeiIigten iilb ibre ia
nilien ipobnen ianrrit ,lno ionoers
IN ieiiem Ort. Ger Gbdter lit oei
33 Sabre aIte 8illiam GorIep, Der
nad)oem er ieireu flint Sabre iiinae.
rem grnoer Gperett ourf, eincr,
Sfiib ins Serj eetoStet baite, Den
Rcpolner gegen iid ielbit riftete inS
lid) ebenialls tootidoB. geioe Bril-.
Der iparen 9altbaitonerfcr, bod,
bate Gperett feline sIrbeit, tpdbrenS
g9illian Der ibn nit bnrdddIeppte,
bei Der Carbon SO. geid6ftigiuIa ac.
iiIiloen bate. es paren ibrer nelur, bic
5li einem 3edgeIage nah Den llfern
oes Sittle Wiiami 3oeem elm Eager.
feuer nii5iinoeten iiro iif bann an
hle gcrtilgitng zines sSaIies Bier
nladten Scoer iolte 3u ben Soften
20 GefIts beiiteiieru. Ia Gperett
aber MIR 10 Gents iein eigen maunte,
criud)te er ieinen gruber, Die ieblen.
ben 10 Gents oralifuhegeit. 9erielbc
puroe oh oieier 3iiuultbuEa ,inae.
miltblifl, elm ,3anf entltano uno
ld)lieBlih lief @iIIiam naf Der Gar.
bontabrif, I'M. lpie er erfI1rte. lei.
men Repelper ju bolen. Gr that lpie
or aeiagt mno nah0em err lid, oenl
Sager aiIi ettpa OreiBig Sfritte ae.
ndbert bate, itob er auf ieinen grl.
Der, Der, ourfs 0er5 getrcifen. Iaut.
los 81 9ooen ialf. William ieuerte
nod einmaI OH oal an gooen lie.
9cnoen fraf aber nid)t, lnb aIs Ell
ipeId)es llnbeil er aneeridI.
tet. ieste er lid Die Moroapdiie aE
Die SbI1fe unS nadte ieinem eiae.
nen 2e6en Elm Gn6e. Setter @illiams,
%, Sarrp aib6y, 2S, un6 0iIIiam
Bell, 32, iuaren 3eueen Der id)redIi.
ten Ebnt geipeien uno iie er5dblten
'em Coroner ben SodyoerbaIt gier
8cnoiien batten bas Eager oorber
)erlaiien gebabt. Gs iparen bies gi. |
toIas gubr. %, SaSobn GaIotpcIl, 90, |
0inuaDne 5enlpIcton. "a, inb 0io.
'ert Salaban, %. aIae iieben iinb |
Tor Den Coroner aeIaben lporoer, nm
II Dem belite iinttiinberl6en ssnaueit |
usjninsen. Der GrmorSete mar Der. |
lclratbet unb blnierI1bt bic Srai. Elm
Cofterdcn uno elm Stieftodterden
n ben beoiirfti0iten g,erb1Iiniiien.
BiLliam pobnte nit ieiBsr Dsuttcr
lrS ieinen SdpUeitern Sennie lns
srncr 5iiianlmel. Gie Rutter lit fait
rbliroet unb Der gater, aIba Ton.
ep. bat lid, lett @oden nift al
5aiiie icben Iaiien ooer iid Inn ietuc
lnseborisen befiimntert. Iie i'm &c.
en feiHoliden 9riiber iperben am
opnneritag gemeiniam ms Grab se.
enft ueroeu.
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Yaperif6er 2lnterf. -yereim
Sat pabrenb ieiner 39-iabrisen Sri
iteus $4,000 fir ilHtrrita.
eansssipsde aHsbesabIt.

@elegenilih Der geiirigen Der
iamnIuns ess obissn 9sreins, lpeId)s
unter @oriiB bss 6srrn CHRIS. SudE
unb Der proioioIIfiibruna bes Serrn
1bomas asidi in Sads' Gale, 121
Wsii Glber Strdbe, itattfanb, unisrs
breitete 5srr Qeiht einen intereHon.
ten aussus aus Der G.fdi6t. bes
Wereins. bic er bebufs 9erSffsntlis
dung in bem BON Serrn 2tusuit @or.
baG unter ben aufpisien bss .. u.
Siabtperbonbs berausSus.benbsn Der.
ems atImanad 5uiamm.ns.iteIi
bate. ans bem 9fas5us sebt b.rpor,
bab Der Werein ON /. Sttobsr 1875
gegriinbet ipurbe unb am 10. S!tobtr
1876 feline aonititution annabm, mo-.
BEL Serr y. auberser ols erit.r prG.
iibeni unb 5err Sobn grob als
erftsr Seiretar sripdbIt ipurben. 3n.
erit bsriammslts iih Der @erein in
Der 5alI.. tpo er iebt fein Sauptquar.
tier bat. Jm Sabre 1876 iiebtIte er
nn9 gifenbrenner's Dale iiber uno
ipdtr Sos er mad Der 4rbeitsrbdIe,
ipo er 30 Sabre unb sipar bis gum 8.
Ss5embsr 1913, bIieb, aIs sr rn6 Der
jesissn 5dlie um5og.
Nm alien 0ff.ntliden angelesenbei.
ten bat Der 0.rsin itets resen qntbeiI
ssnommtn uno bat itets iapf,r fir
peri0nliae 0reibeit unb beutfds
Sprade unb Sittsn ssidmpfi. NAB.
renb ieines gsitsbsns bat er fola.nbe
Summsn psraugsabt: Fir araniens
llnierftiibuns $31, 36S.50; gierbe.
ssIb $27. 1850; fir ipcbItbGtiss
3pede unb gsrpaIiungsipiten S15,.
956.38; i'm ganSen S75, ,O9o.3S. Das
gsreinspermSsen betrus ON /. Otios
Der 1914: S14, ,761.77.
Bon ben @riinbern geb6reu nod,
bier oem 9ereine an unb guar: or.
barb &uen5eI, Sobn Gertel, 5aeob
Shebr unh SsoBn 2ippoIb.
Ter geridt tpuroe ertgegengenorn.
men NIB serrn Seid)t iiir feline Mii.
nid)t MIR Der 9nnf ocs
9ereins ausgeiprofen, fonbern es
ipurbe ibm aud zine rsaIe On.
srtsnnung potirt. osrr Gorbad,.
Der Silaegen ipar, ertlarte ben anpe-
ienSen ben 3tred bes almnnad)S, mo-
taiii ibm Der gerift 5ur 8er6ffentIi.
dung iiberae6eu ipiirbe,
Trdiioent Gods tbeilte ben Wsif.
nIiebern nit baB Die !9erren s(bantI
aloeOp nn6 aris Soitein, ipelhe benz
g,erein lnlge Sabre iilaebort bntten. |
Jeiiorben ieien uub 81 Gbren ibrcS
aln6enfens erboben It'd, ale pon ben
Siten.
gln iieben erfranfte WaitsIieber
uiroen $27 aIs llriteritiisnng ange.
ririen, eberio ipurben oen Sinter.
,iiebcnen bes WsitgIiebes syobn Mies
1926 uno SerrB Gnspnr Was, 0ejienI
Sattin geitor6et III, $50 als Sterbe.
Ielo aitsbe5ablt.
Serr sloam Mobrbarbt beridtete |
,Is 9ruitee. odt er unb ieine Go.
Srllitees $41i.25 nls 3inien nuf oas
gereinsnermoeen gesogen bdtten irro |
lIs IeIeant 3rnn Q. u. StaOtuer.
,nnb bcrihtetc er iiber bic Ieeie Si.
,ling bieier Organization. sn Der
oes .. n. Ianien.
Staoiperbonoes, Die an GrelfagI
absnp. ben l8. b. Dr., in Der Wafbs |
ngton DInttfcrm itattfin6et. iuerSen
id bic Mislisber beIimDsli6 Be.
beiIigen.
Die Ginnabmen betrligen $4f5.25
ND Die ansguben $219.
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2ofal ; Seridt.
Sin iebeHsluerthes gtiid.

ssm 9ranb Ssrnbaus qsIanst ndte
ite Wo6e Elm Stiie aur 4uffiibruns;
pSk pafina Of Sans 9ippel4, bas
lid nit Der prpbibitionsfrage befabt
unb Osiien @erfaiier ben Stanbplinit
pertritt, ben perniinftis oentenbe aeus
te in Der arage einnebmen. Das Stiid
pertritt .perT0nlide ssreibeit uHp aleis
DIES Re4t fiir aIle4 in un5tpeibsutiger
Meiis.
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- Mdrb n. Nroese. s 8 Sabre aft.
Shtpeiter bes Serrn 2oren3 9roege.
peridisb seitsrn IN Der Mobnung, go.
1915 @reenup Strabe. 9as 2eiden>
besdnsnib iit morsen @prmittas BON
Der ct. Sofepbs Stride aus.
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Gastsa nab Deaebme.

= Der Stabtratb bon Dabton bat
bef6lofIen. Elm itdbtiides Depoiitori=
Inn su tpdblsn. - Der Gtaatss sSteu-
erdusglei9ungsratb beri9tete, tab bic
8eiteueruns Der s. & 8. giIenbabn
fir 1914 $47,953 betrage. Der
Stabtclsrt purSs bsauftrast. bic
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Maraarttba fl0tinaarin.r,

geb. . WefL
8rttin oes Serrn yofepb ggeingartner, Sr., i'm
Mlfer bon 40 SjnbreH uHo WonnteH in brer
gsohnna, ylo. 1892 Saratoaa Sirabe Sas
MISUNDERSTANDING fiuoet an ssreitdg, ben IL,
December, 8ormittags I'M llbr mit Requems
SohaiHt in Der ct. StepbnHiis STRIDE aus ftatf.
Columbus Setrn9en bite 5u fopiren.
sf0gs
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- Dur6 aursI6luB entiianb In
her Mcntds Ra6i in ben glnlaaen
Der eisrrsamsDabrii bon Gbriitopber
Webtr. Nc. 65 Bart Qlpsnus, Cliff
ion 6eisbts Elm gsisr. bag einsn
Gnaben BON $1,000 nnri9teie.
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Snrdjbrenner seiaht.

ssn Der Radt gum Dieniias fans
ben poIi5iiten in gumminspilI. einsn
IA Sabre alien gnaben plunlos umz
bsrirren, Den lie In Daft nabmen unb
btm .sugsnbgeridt iiberanitportsten.
es ittllte fih beraua, baB Der genssI
feinen gltern in MibDIet0,pn burd-
eebrannt lit.
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ltnier gsent in SamiIt,n it
Serr Gonarb Gruf, 449 Sab S,inite
Strafe. @cll Sci. 476 g., Same
Hhune 1851 u.
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= Qm Montas fperben bic S6ulz
tommihdre unb prinaipaIe Der 1ffeut.
lideH S4uleH bem aus Der &pmmiFe
ilon ausi6eibenben MitgIieb, GERM
sSpfepb u. @rote Elm Dinner i'm st.
Mit6sa 8lub beranitaltsn.
- Mit Der Grridtuns bes abq..
brannten Sbeiles Der 6. &c 8. &pb=
ieniduppen uurbe eeiteru begonnen.
Die 8samten ber @efeal9aft srtldrz
ten. baB Der Shaben Hur $1,000 be-
TRACE.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
COTTON FUTURE BILL
PASSED; STARTSROW
Challenged as Legalizing Pools
Once Prosecuted as
Criminal.
WILL BE CALLED BACK
Senator Kenyon Says He Will
Move That It BE Re-
considered.
WILL BE CALLED BACK

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to-day passed the Smth Dill. INTENDED 10
regulate trading in cotton futures and
nrov,d,nv for ,,ov, rnment standardixat ton
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lions under penalty OF being denied the use
OF the malls
rn. hu, UNA tho ,o,,, work Of Senator
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OF South Carolina.
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discovery that II would legalize cotton
pools for raising the price Of the Souths
great stapl. products pools such az tnut
organized nv Col Robert NJ THOMPSON
and his assocint q , few wears ago
Does section six OF the bill passed this
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
Ce~ttrued from First Page.

-
oA4 the noes 112. Five Representatives
voted present.
There was perfunctory cheering from
IN. r.roor.,ic ala. .,a 80. st.,
$40 ~"
I~reS vi '"e majority tAo'e MT Aoam :
son announced Representative Sims OF
Tenne~see. Inc author os tho RAMA, hill.
an the orst speaker in i,s beha,f
wvs 4. -o.,,,.,.. 81 s-,,,.. a.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
SENATOR HECKLES OCORlNAN.
Mr.. james of Kentucky Diacusses
Democratic Pledges.

WASH NGToH. March Elm the course
OF a debate In the Senate to-day Senator
James OF Kentucky and Senator O'Gor-
man OF New York clashed over the Ques-
ton of the observance OF party plat
form pledges.
senator owen in speech had called
on Senator OGorman. who helped frame
the Baltimore platform. to explain how
the plank unfolding free tolls' crept
into that document.
Senator o'Gorman replied sharply that
II had not crept -. that II was consid-
cred in subcommittee and carefully con-
al Tered In the convention.
Senator James expressed some slrpris e
that Senator UGormnn had not show
the same zeal In observing other planks
OF the platform that ne had exhibited in
guarding the tolls plank Mr.. James
called attention to the plank In the plat
form cal,'ug for publicity for all indorse-
menis for Federal Judges and then ad =
verified To the fact that the Senate com
mittee. OF which Senator OGormar was
a member. the Judiciary. had refused to
concur In legislation proposed BY the
House to carry out this plank In the plat
'o-m.
NO committee OF the Senate of which
am member has ever with my knowl-
edge and consent repud!ated a plank In
the Baltimore platform" replied Senator
OGornan.
Senator James re'orted that he had
been advised that Senator OGorman made
the motion In COMMITTEES for the striking
out OF the amendment" put In by the
House.
Senator O'Gorman seemed to be very
much aroused over his statement and
promptly denied II.