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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-15
BOOSTERS BOOSTERS GO TO TO
CLEMSON CLEMSON COLLEGE COLLEGE
Commercial Secretaries to be
Entertained BY College On
: s. Saturday.

, . r. ! y
In response to7a telegram received
from Dr.. W NJ. Riggs. president of
Clemson College, Secretary Whaley
of the Anderson Chamber of Com
meree yesterday teiegraphed invita-
tions, all oyr the State to the various
Secretaries of the Chambers of Com
as the guests OF, the college, fol-
lowing their session of tomorrow in
merce, to go to Clemson on Saturday
this city.
Secretary Whaiey said last night
that he had received a number OF ac-
ceatances in reply to his teiegrams
and that In All probability there
would be between 20 and 80 of the
various Representatives TO make the
trip to Clemson College
pr. Riggs First extended the inyi-
tation for Friday, but when it was
explained to him that the program for
this day was aIread3 scoomip
this day was aiready so complete
that d further feature would be inn
5aossible, ne asked that the booster
men come to the college on Satur-
day While no definite pr6gra J. .slas
been. !anAonnced FOR tlfA days events,
e is UNDERSTOOD tnat Clemson viii arr
rahgc d number OF features which
VII be enjoyed by those who make
III trip. si
Mr.WhaIy mas arranged for the
party - leave Anderson in antonie2
@biles at about $3.50 O'Clock on satnr-
day morning and then the entire
party vii fetrrn 10 iile city in time
for the evning trains so that very
secretary can report at hts home town
by sunday
~ 4 Greef cashier OF the Bank
OF g3eltons wsss seen on the streets 81
itiS. Sttf Sfsos7E "a
Ffa1ine, Il flstefifs,sys AIT is,st;., -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-15

According to figures furnished by
the directors OF the census the total
cotton ginnings in Anderson county
there had been 69,61s bales OF cotton
ginned in this county ND to January
1. This is great increase over the
figures for last year TO the same
date.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-15
BREEDERS no NET.
Those interested in Live stock viii
Hold Convention.

OF interest TO every breeder of
live stock in Anderson county Is tne
announcement that a meeting of the
Live Stock Association Isl to take
place in Anderson on Tuesday. jan
uary 20. j. w. Rothrock. Demonstra-
tor for Anderson county, has sent out
a circular letter to the various breed
ers OF the county in which he urges
that as many as possible be present
for the event.
Mr.. J.sTS Watt, the new Live Stock
demonstrators viii confer with the
members. 1t is very important that
each committeeman and officer be
present but II not possible 70 attend
send a representative.
AIR. Rothr0ck has safd in his letter
to the breeders that he hopes every
one in the county who even feels an
interest I'm this industry win be
present and assured them that the
department OF; agriculture OF the fed
tfal government IS not only willing
but anxious 10 do anything within its
power TO build up tie live stock in
dustry in this section Of the conn
try
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-15

Mr, Hugh Wilson, the Venerable e.
itor emeritus OF the ABbeeille Presg
and Banner, was, among the visitors
to Anderson yesterday, Gen. wIlsoai
took occasion te make aosae very
eomplimentary references to T6e
Morning fntelligencer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-15

The inauguration OF 4 n6yssssess.
for monument 10 Andrew Jackson
recalls the fact that ia renowned
salltiy SPOKE OF sSOuIIl t{iiEOiIIta 5t5 iiI1
snatiye State.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-15

K Greer cashier OF the Bank
of Beitons was seen on the streets Of
the uf9y sssil q y. !:
Heiioa s hustling this year.
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REBEL FORCES
READY FOR NEW
CAMPAIGN

~ i'aso. Texas. May is.-Geaessi
cArssnsA. fisss .hisi of tho eon.,isu,
tioaAitsis. who Is in Durssso. .spi.
tai of tho stats Of that name. il ia
f-s1iR NJ ncws Of tremendous baiii.
'ssy activity In all quarters of the
soansr,. according To a n.-s<ax~ from
i.iira FAi,-is. s.tihs minisl-r os for
sixs relations. shish -a.. received
hef- today.
Great activity VAS r-tcss-.i tn the
first chief fsua tSFy-s unasf G-n-ssi
Pablo GassAi~s a' TamPi.o. ssa G~s-
~ssi Oss-xon has s~n, psfd that hs
expected lo ssssans- The ar.upsi ios
Al MssAiiss - ,b- i1asiiis .os.s in
a f-s asss.
G-sssAi cssssssa. "a the ihfosna,
lsDn ss~rsse.i Ly hiha. -sp~.ss the first
siiask os 1siitits By G-n-fai villa Ia
be- sasa- this S-rs aaa 10 sonsia.ss
that The sArsasrss TIA. issn .iii Ioi.
io~ snns. aiiho~sh tho Feasibility ss
= DESPERATE sssaesahS- tsasa the led.
era, ssssssns - no. assri.ssras
's-asssi cssr~sa rsss-s. in sum-
sasna Of tho snNssi,u,issaiisl lsu.ss.s
l~f1ss xsa t.ats iN%.si. also i. -sr
t~strd q. ssnaatt sk,, s.ss~r.l .asoAe.
Bold shss eerk. sEito The snnD~nswu
hasns has suAs@ fsgsa the s~ash sksl
ss.a.fsi sspe,lo xaPa... after u~~aps-
ihs Cu.sssssxa has saIsaasd sAa ssa.
.n ,h- tsss of Ais.sos
The AsssSrss seasai aAa sser Goa
sole s.ps-s-sSsss ss,ais. Gs.si i,su-
siss trsas~ sss tl~ssaaay k.s. sstsss
sisi,s Al sussssSy .@ The fisss .As-f.
wka gaze thr~s sSrpf ASSURANCE tkss
lasvssass. ~osia b~ protected Ts~
sssis ol sA~ NeasIsE si.e sSessi " f.z
sasSsa h.s- ~ se.~s iAiif siSsifssssss
Yesterday tteessai Cssssa se-
sl<s.a The 3 .aes ~ hoo, ssI,ssvs sss
~ 9 sssAsst.s, q ''ssssSes il Sc s~s'
siss ssse - sssss~. ~kEs So 80.
lhssi sia.sAsslis tss~ts~a. ss~assSi ear.
ssstA slsp iass~esss The sso.oss no.
isii.rd hers
ts~s~sai CassasSA asare si,h great
issrs~sx s~p.orss al sa aPsisiss -
Nesisu CIss asasa.s tts.ssas
v.fs C~ss MAY sss-gtpsai's so
tsisAs- sSssers ssuaa N.sssu t~sF sea
sessssss.S - oooD ~
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10 KILLED, MANY
nuRT BY EXPLOSION
N RuMER FACTORY

tspsseis. MIA. MAJ tss=res ea-a
~ssv killed $50 ,hsv- isiss~s 10 40
.stlnses ssis fas.saee. sA.-s sis~
sk~ rssss ~ sac N-sssss csese ssn'
b-s sonpssy so pi-~~ss rAss~ s~se
sluSs swssssrtise .saaass.s 10 the
pisass srsrss .@fsitUs. have S~~a
srrsaase4 ss<s ss.@ssss is S~iirse"i
.s haze sass~a The -sas-sioss
M... st ,s. sk,isss ses- SKILLED
.sr.hsAisss O~e S@.ds ~As sla~a
ssspaeA ID. hsiiainss Tsfr~ -ss-s
s@.sirs ~ess susssa srsees s~.-xaiI
ssaas fNs~s mea ses~ s~rspsed to =
kaspissi sa. pkpeses.a. ssaa sh-f ass
rot expect saF al shs oars ve~Id
.ussisr fn4res Of vinao~s in build
sass n.sf sA. sssb~s .esne~ass rtAsS
sefe shAtiefras
Thefp ves~ several srf-sss ss 30
sse sass~ of the rsplnsio. sas sasa
sisofs said . sat containing a large
assasisy at rsrlsrn s,sbs.s rsrlc~sssss
untsisis Of .hr goeapaaS a-~lin-d ts
issa. . sssssesat ahssl tses seaass.sa
esaa ins.ssifs,sars
The rlAas . .ne4ssutp cnesfete
bsiiatns in w-ss b-ssu5ts vas ains".s
c.iiserai.-is rTyiAs ,husss pf sub.
s'aaec s,aaies sstosnias haiisinrso
Heavy scaefvsr blocks we're fausa
rnoe~ than ,wc bIoess ssp@s the .srse
os shs esrlesjaas
The sassofyet the Csmmss~r Nosof
CAs ,earrany. ah"vss tss feet stnf,
the ,sr.,~rr ,pns.tn. wa. badly ssss-
aged.
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NEWSPAPER WRITER n
RELEASED m MEXICO

vsra cruz Nay ia J. ssisou.
= washin s'on newspaper photograph.
OF. has ben released by IN. Mesicsns
after three iays imprisontann; at
Cordoba. during which he va. sub
i.,,ed to severe cross examination
in "ryier 10 make him confess h. ~ss
SPY. i'r ia to arrive here today on
the refugee train
tn. release o' Nr Sutton. who vas
firs, taken into custody With other
nsvspap-r men ia Mexico Ci'v on
MAY >. was effected by agents Of the
NYj'ish consulate
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Another Decliaes
Place On Board

Washington. n G. Nav 'as-
Harry \. Wheeler. cf Chicasc. psssi.
den, Of the Confidential Trust Com
pAny. has declined = membership on
the federal reserve board presiiens
Wilson received a letter from Mr.
Wheeler expressing his regret that
he is unable q. accept 'hc apspint-
men, recently Offered him. becaus-
Of business connections which he
cannot seveT.
Tho President now has two places
to fiji on the hoard. Dr. Ndciph e.
Miller Of San Francisco; Paul W.
warburs. Of New York CITY. and W
r. q. Harding. ct birmingham. Ma
have all accepted. besides selecting
two more men. the President must
designate one 81 them as governor
and another az vice governor. lie is
canvassing again the list Of $50
names which was before him when
he made his first choices.
lie Ia anxious nov to select some
one from the middle west. either Chi.
cago or st. Louis. and some one from
New England. to preserve geo.
graphical balance on the board. One
Of the two to he selected will be a
Republican.
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MUCKRAKER SINCLAIR TO
VISIT TRINIDAD. OH, JOY!

Upton muckrake leader the mourne denominations
against John Roekef.er New York Colorado and ~i
Be n Trinidad within a fe~ DAYS
Sinclair Junsle sill write about vha ne dent know
Of the STRIKE which good deal The people cannot consist
entity look yellow scandal has already
bias prejudice BY pieseting the Rockefeller
Sinclair admonhed ~omnhood Of Colorado stop being
decent and adyke h Some Of the
need admononof this char
probably find fertile field for his labors Trinidad
and a ready audience Of red neks
be altered BY the pen Of the radical So
caist from the Of the metropolis. Let him
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!!.!!9g?y vAll0N 4
WIIIn,siSS At
TRIAL Of
BECKER

New York. May i5.-iisfry VAL
lon. fellow sonspiFs,of with ''ii>id
Jack" Rose and others in the pia,
which resulted In the murder of Her
man Ros-aihai for which Charles
itssk-r is b-ihs tried Ior IN. 'ss.on.:
lime. went und.f the ordeal af sfoss
examination to-day lie siaii'i.d h-
had lied on nAEy o~rasiSns In r--
.p-et I. the murder. bat ssaf. his
story of ih. ss-his i-sains up to The
.stm- ~As CORRECT IN its -~e~niisi de-
tails.
coihsei fos III. defense fired aass.
,ios after aa->sioh sl the siins>s
in an -na-ssos IL shs~ his testimony
.san-.tiss Ticker si,h the sohspis-
ssy ~ss false,
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Maskel Bandits He'd
u Northern Trsia

spokane. Wa. May iss-Cseat
Northern rsssesxss train No. I. tho
Otieasal Limited. ~as held up by two
masked men early today nesf Res-
ford. Noass The combination mail
ssi bssessr car 80. detached fspa,
the tssia saa run four miles vest to
Roude where the ras vas ~tfIed.
little valuable loot ~as obtained
hy the haad,is. az the registered
pouches had been sroasht west ten
hoats earlier hy the fast matt.
As .coa as the train ~ss stopped
the mail clerk and basGaermcu
locked the doors and jumped from
the train and hid In the bushes aions
tn. side track. when the bandits
could eos oy.en the car doors they
dyuam,,ed the car and put many
bullets into H.
The train arrived here without the
damaged car. three hours late.
seven years ago the Oriental Lin
tied was held up at Rondo AL Sic.-
600 in currency was cbs,iaed.
The bandits clad In ovefalIs and
with blue handkerchiefs over the
lower parts of their faces. tagged
the train soon after IL left ReSfori.
One bandit covered the engineer with
his tevolved and the other ran into
Conductor ". r. Price. who was GO
jWs forward to sec why the train
stopped. Price in his anxiety TO put
I'M his hands dropped his lantern and
broke it.
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MEDIATION MOVE
hA[TS For |
FEW DAYS

washinxsans u e. MAJ iss@Tbe
.p~njsx es the aes.sisisees es .se
sas'A Anertssu ~eJIsso%s in ,se
Nesi,sa controversy as Niagara
tsilss Oct. vas to-day re.sp.a.d ps4
III w.ss.stsy. May 90. ID. stat. DO.
rssss~ee, snaoaeceds Ths sessions
vsf- originally scheduled IN h4siu
Nonssrs Nsy Is
Nnsr the p@sspe~e@.as vas an.
noaas~d. u ~ss earned that Brssil.
ian Ambassador ia UAma had dc.
sia.d taas h. ~uIia sos leave Mash
iastea fes NIsszrs rslis today as be
had planned The ambassador de.
iayed his departure p~adias the de-
veiapusns Of plsas following the
pess eepem.n, uiatsier s.srvs. the
Chiiiean envoy 80 ALTERED his PRO.
stam. which crisinaiiy contemplated
his departure from washtas,oa to.
morrow.
The Arsentirr minister. Nj. Naons
also cancelled bis arrangements for
leaving washingtna toaisht and an
ncun,ed he ,ouIi not say definitely
uhen he would start for Niasars
Fails.
After the pcs' roecmees ~as an
nouucrJ. the me fissine eavcys con-
fe,red at the Ara aiine legation as to
necessary chanars in their plans in
cidep, to ,h. delay would have in
the plans of ,hs Mexican delegates
nov on their vav north. II ~as
though, possible tha, the Mexican
would meet the me-
dating envoys in washinston and
that preliminary conferences would
he held before the entire party pro-
cceds to Niagara Falls.
The medis,ing ENJOYS. II was
learned later would return To the
white house this afternoon for
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-15
MOVE TO UN5{i!1
Amm0nS LOSES
IN SENATE
ReSissoa Resolutioa
Calling fer Resisaa-
6oa Of Cosernov
Easered Oaty
bv Four

D~av-s. Colo. May i3.-rhs sen
ste TO-DAY isieAssd the resolutions BY
Ssaasss ". Z. koLis.on s.kisx Gov
sssos Ammons la r-sisa By . vote Of
- To Z. The four fssosisE It's aa.l.-
lioa w-s~ K~nsioss j. y. berry. Hsrr
t~s y, Gssnsn. ", 4. Rosinsoa sna
J, !. Tisssey.
4 sreond eonfsfvsse rontaiiire M
the ssiiiion .'siiar hoed issue bill 's
fay militia s~asss consists os s~hs
aiors H. y iiii,s sad 1aas Near
thur ssa Rsps.e~ stslisss " l.. rail-
Bis. johs =. iis.iy. sna \. ii Ar
dsas.,.
rl~ sosf.s-nse sptSaastir~ On tE-
ill sssaosisiss the soseseos To .ias~
ssianss reported . sissxss~n-s' sha
ssksd isss . .~.esi .ss.rsiss-- t-
ssns~do
II. sois~ eoaf-s.As.s os ,h. bill
rspsidias . St.ceo..ss bad is.as TO
sos.s ih. sse-as- Of The niiisis ssn-
psiss il u. co.assiS sasi field.
where . sssIt- has b-~s 90 lot sssse
lkss sesss e-asihs TO-DAY srpnsssa
their liability 10 ssssh - sssve.
nest. Representatives W. l.. tliiis.
Jsss 4. tlsSsy ssa H. r. AtSesfsi
vsss sssossssa . sssoss eosfesvssr
seoailiee
Whsa shs ssssis sesssssa ssss.
sse ~. e. Rshsssss ~ Colorado
Aesssss eeeeea sse isss'e - Ms
sasa,1saAss saaass shss ueressss Az.
ssas r~siss. ehasstal sAs sses~sise
~Hh sssss ''osslsiiy issc.s<s~ss'
10 kssAis sAs strike silasiLss ssa
srsa0s~ order Tse srsnlasio@ s~sis~s
ina. IL sors sos rs~sssas sAe ''iss@s.
si,F OF kes.ssY Of th- fssssssso
The .~sAi. rsssrd the bill sisiss the
sosrsses ssshasjss To feaSiste the
sale and pusvhssr ef usrstnss
rse sisassica ca the coal ssssk.
ss.ssafss issIsaea is The snssssns's
sslI tot sse extra sesssas nss n-
ssMsissttea sodss ss fsiIssss
ose ailisea dollar had s,li Ia rss
-siiistA esprasss asa The sslruA clos
iss bill ts soafesvsses
The bill srsulssins the ss.e saa
pssvsssr Of srns pssssa BY hnsh
kov.~s. In be- scat 10 s@utesees~s
rhs hill tas . eo$.i,,p,ias. u ssaeaS.
meat tot seespsisosy sshisss'saa cf
tnasssfisi si..aIes ,ass-a sas hnase
asa up tes third svsdiaG in the s~s.
ste 80
The measure tn establish . state
ypst<. KILLED In the .ynas..
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departed Aha -. .tIs~r. sgs-a ua.
s-s .ssrss .sif q. sssyeas ,kss. ssssa
-a'.sins The saia.so
rha. a ei.ssS~ hes b-~A sad.
h"sssrss 10 ps-seasiss the a1.a ssoaa
s"ine I" s.sk ~ss slated b, sks .p'
sfsssss soAs.ssss rks s,sess., ies
The nsAasi- s.spssy 81 ess- called
W Col i.a~k.,t 10 rstasasa ssa sss
sNiN uAss I. Ns~sseo s- 80 t-sssrr
road s- Lad today. ne soiossi
ssit~s sssrsssaa .a ss- o+ars assasa.
rs~ afsssa.ss Of sac e .. 4 ra~-
sass. .s~sasias ss~ t'siasss -is..
declare ssa. sks sI,e sa.a psrseassa
sss-n sasaiss ss.s- ~rt- n.. i~p@ssH
cd ss s.sis.ss.sh.rs bp. ...r srsuisf
rssssl"fs~s II ,hr rasa-s
Il siIi n.s - ;hr aolisy ns ,he
federal aS'hasi'irs appasea'lf 80 ssrs
Ssas rssa vAp salsn,arjiY ea.er .kr
district aas ss~k r1pl.Y~~ss srusa
fnins sa ~usss rot 90 psevrat nra
nra nes na ssfis. srprn fr,ssnin2 .o
The nia-ss The .sa-s applies ssgia.I
js.tr 4. aasa uupos..., az s.fiSebsesSs
-rss In 'st. srssec. tho asmp s.a
in'ens q" hasalr 'h. .s,as,ioa in slI
fsirs-ss
rsfsrsisG .s The railroad ssasJaes
bT ssriSins nainers mus; -ns yhe
federal Authorities have taken steps
Go stop ,h. piss.tins as pnipnisss
vh. sal. tns -yrrp tains Tn. .,iis
.iAis .t tho rai;.s Mine Workers
-.r~ notified NJ this attitude and ar~
reported 4. sav. agreed to .s.r the
psas,is.s
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FRED RANDALL
AcQUI11EO-CHAReEs
FALL FLAT IN COURT
Not guilty.

Not suiitS'
Fred Randall. charged with ha,-
ing received stolen goods. sro~in &
out nf III. arrest son. time ago oi
Glen VALLEY. no~ an inmate of III.
state frformaioEy. VAS acquitted BY
jury yesterday afternoon in the
district court, Randall. = mic. sp-
p~Arihs yolnx man. of good family
and former connections. ~as .om'
pieisiy eAoa-rs,.d. VALLEY. the
youth ~ho in his stsi-n..hts to the
souu Al the lime he ~as Sentenced
. I-e months age. accused his guar
ai-a with hasins in,iu-Hs~-i him.
told . much ditf-f-nt sssrs s-st-f-
cleared.
ftahiaii had nothing ahsi-sef Ia
do with the crime aptss-ntif saa
has suffered .am-.haI from lh~
pebtisiB given him Thruuxhosit
the trial BY his sii- sat hi. sosaax
sife. Ih- daughter at Il. y, itaht. .
former Drawer policeman tiosh ~-f-
sisi-a sh-s The ordeal uas over
The Randall sss- has -mpsasis-si
tho asas-s is.a .hisA p~r.ohs sasY
b. .A.G By n1l.i-iaina ssssea,rnss of
at ss. s~rs NSs that shr
trial i. ss~s ard his s-pa'ssish has
been slsalsat@a. ttaAssis arstafrs
that he -iii sssss anr. ana sas. By
his efforts in The basin-ss sssia iha,
as i. rot sss type OF man pissas-a bY
The sosas-s ss,-H-a,s of soSinx Wal
i-,s
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FOUR STRIKERS HELD
FOR BRnIn6 Of
]. s. POS10FfICE

Itsf strikers bsa Jetsri-s. e.
s.cns-Iiir. AaninisS s'asssi aad
Ma Nsftiast. have b-~~a arrest
ed By ssrasy rni,~a states Mat
shsi rhsnaAs Glars of rsenr.s TOT
s.s.pii.isy in IA. bufnins Of the
s.srsem.ss tssiassi,n ~ tie
Southwestern niar on c.sob<r
80. J.tfsi.s fAilss, to 3isns-4ais
The oshsf three gave b@ai IN
she .ana NJ ls.seN -ashs TAn
trial I. s~, in The federal sos's
~ I-uehtn ness n,.a.hs
The Southwestern mine otsisr.
rsyss.tftsr. sirrln snd other
huiidine. vrr. bure.a by esriss
r.a tho asr before the state mill.
Tia arrived In the district last
Osoh-r. The t.sssesfi,r ~as 10.
Gated in the mine effirc. Snv.
e.al wrrn later arSce.ns, bv 'h.
military authorities. inriu'iinG
the four iadic..d and Charles
Costa. = victim cf the LuSio~
hattie. Marshal James ravis -s
Asuil,r. Bert NcGuirr and W. 4.
mn rof shn las. three nam--'
haseas corpus proceedings were
Instituted and the matter fought
out In court. anG the witt de-
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FEDERAL Ann FALLS ON
UNION P|CkETS; INTIMIDATION
MUST END; THE PRACTICE STOP
Some Miners Stopped at La Keta aad Pnmero
BY Army Officer Allowed to 30 to Work
Today. Order Applied Only to Imported
Stvikebreakers. Uacle San Maintains Firm
Hold On Situation.


ss'isiS pi'h-s
tho habit of
a.
sfsa- b. held
aixhns .
picket. ssa tsksa uhoh h-saqasr caapiaiat
Oft
grabbed him SA relative
. sA.ss
cd -
be ,s a.
. .
a,
.s
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tsasssi niii'ssf aa,hosisI-s fesa
t-sass -apAssisra ss-s POLICY Of
ss~s.ssiae Imported sa.a ssosa .as-sH
isa ~. goal sisiAs district In vssA In
the aass-s. ~ sssoPiae - ssa 81
- x-sss ia its.sfsss ssssss. b.aaad
tns sAe Osksale siA-. bs saiaIss
nss s~s 81 t'sssss@s rA~ sesSas cf
csrssis a. a. xsnN 10 The wsss~s.
sssr Aissssss sss csseaSa r~sh0ss
81 tsis.so ss. 10 s-sssassse sf sse
e<s~s i.ss<s YESTERDAY sasniss ~
Col T. i.p~k~ss. so@nAssisS ssssS-r
OF ~. federal sosv-s Ia ss~ stsis rh~
mrs srs~ so. PLACED ssdrf ssr~'.G Ass
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-15
Strike
INVESTIGATORS TO
VISIT TRINIDAD

tnk ~ brhaN ot MI balfirb AMI m} :
s-if. I eAh tell yoa that ae sf. here
~ III. request of tho Secretary Of La
h.os TO Investigate tho coal strike in
Colorado. To make an effort TO .~tii-
that strike 80 that the mins~ san b-
sr"p~n-d 10 their full sapsriiy aud
.'es.o prevail. or failing in such .
s~iiies,rai. report that failure and
its saasss ia the Secretary Of Labor.
= ~sns In say quits clearly in Mr..
Farley. behalf. and in ny osa.
that ~1 ate not here to ins-siixAi-
any Of tho sonfiis's besuses the
strikers and ,h. militia ssa the
aiss guards Thas- soaiii.i.. how
ssss ssi snd ha~.ssr ian-sIsbi-
they nay hss- h--s. ss- no, uiihin
The s~op- os aas ihs-ssixaiios. We
sshsos si,ss th-is s~riIs il ssy ssy
tn isfia.h.- as in sar i--i.iss..
who sirra the first shat in fIia-
ins "s sbo fired The last shos u hot
sas bt'sis-~- Of sas s.is.iss. Our
fnsstion in lis s~si character 10 sbs
sniut-is IuitSiat ana -wonossie. W.
ssp sos soas-sn-a sisA lh. fsss sAsi
rosnraaa ha. snkass~s iss militia
fspsa tA- sssiA- soas sna shss those
sisi~ suAsSis hss- b-~n srpisssd b.
federal isuop.s ~. ss- h-s-. let sse
.As ssais aaiss .i.ssif f.s ,ks--
chief s-ss"As shss so-a saaY oasiis. is
ahis ~sss
~t1rs. v- arc h.s~ 10 i-asA sks
ss-s~ Is strike af the coal hals-ss in
colsssss
''srsaas. ws ~. h-s. To t.ssA ~ky
tho sssiks ls. soz b--s s~ui.a.
rsiss. vr -. kss- 10 is, sss
susxrss so1s a~~as bf ukiss sk-
.sfis- sas sas b. settled ssi isass.
St,i f~as~ svssos~s
tiasiAf made shss ssss.asAs Ssss
trrasf. iiyvsll tnssi-,s. . coal ee-sslt
a. of kessasks ssa sAs h-es ssxr
s-ssasiis sssis- 10 The .-ssiso~aS ~
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rrss~ss--. sssssS I. ". n tsisssy.
a. i.sss~ssiSs.i essssisrs Of The
rsis-a Nsss wask-sss f.s ilA iss
sors~@~ss sss Mss iNsist<s isssss-.
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bsesass ssa sSesArsss af sai.A sssr
eos s~es sssseeishlf ss@iai.ssa ~
srsss' srsssese~ 10 As~s4
kss
Ne rsisI.F sss fsn ssfus.
zach athas siFs. ia kssssehy ssps,
sisss~A years ago sA.s he oss . svpI
Of shr niss workers ssa
I wss y srpsvs~ s~ssasise IT the oprsssa |
osss~ said Nj Davies -t was ho4 . |
strike shss .r ssa To seesie thea isI
sss = sssite ,sa; ~e hsa 10 ss.s'
Nns lH.ist-f aas I so.saa IL possible |
Ia sszu< aas s.has. .p lag SnsssA-r
over isss.s ,s.s v.s- fsii of sssio.sl
i've possibilities ~isAosl ln.sias oss
,.nt-rss TIA, %. have aes oe asAy
ash-t oTessinas since thee 10 settle
os avert tsb.af tfpshlss Aaa II tsI
b~easse Of this tsssisy Of our. tot
impartial jns.ssssAsios sna aissss.
sSaa that secretary wI.sns he's sh.e.
sn vas sss this sisss.e IN Cu,ossscs
We van, &. tain IN as hpsy sss
et.srs.ar Who ksovs ssyshiss
,sn,I, tho matte. .ossh hsssiss.'
.sia Nrs Davies ssaAi;y.