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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
CONSTITUTIONAL MONEY
TO BE GIVEN TO CARRANZN

I'll Paso. Tex, July THE air was
cleared today between the Carranza
and villa factions The conference at
Torreon to adjust the differences be-
tween the two cOnstitutionaist lead
ers evidently resulted in at least a
temporary adjustment of the trouble
which had threatened TO wreck the
success of the revolution.
The report. emanating from good
Authority, reached here tonight that
the adjustment of internal difficulties
at Torreon had been forced to q largo
degree by strong recommendation
from the Washington government.
The feeling between Carranza and
Villa men had become too keen, II
was believed, to have resulted in an
amicable arrangement without some
exterior pressure. General villa, al
though reiteratng that the mediation
conference at TorreOn had become
success, began sending practically all
lof his troops north. This did not in
dicate that his heretofore successful
efforts against the federals would be
resumed soon.
Villa himself was expected to leave
soon for Chihuahua City, later visiting
Juarez on the border here. George
&c. CarOthers special representative OF
the department of state, will accom-
pany him. Mr.. Carothers recently
visited General Carranza, returning
to General villa. 1t was understood
here that he had presented the Wash
ington recommendations that the in
ternal quarrel Of the constitutionalists
should be abandoned as a matter Of
supreme Importance to the welfare Of
the revolution.
The principal point at discussion
was arranged amieably today It in
volved a concession by the villa eic-
ment in returning the constitutionalist
national funds confiscated at Juarez
and those made away with in the
United States. General Carranza to-
day telegraphed Alberto PAM, one Of
his agents here, that the villa people
had agreed to turn over the money
Lazaro de la Cara, Villa's agent here,
received orders from his chief TO de-
liver the funds. Within few days
100000 pesos in fiat paper, and
100000 in American gold currency
will be turned over to Pani by de Ia
CARA.
The 100000 pesos represents the
funds confiseated at Juarez few
weeks ago from Carranza's treasury
office al the time Serapio Aguirre,
the Carranza treasurer general. WAS
ARRESTED together with other Carranza
officials. and the yet uneirculate1
funds which are now in litigation here
here and AZ Washington. Santiago
Winfield, who was charged AT Wash
ington with embezzlement in connec-
ton with the disappearance of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
TRANS-A ATLANTIC
FLIGHT HAS No
TERR0RS FOR HIM


Hammondsport, y. Y, July -
Lieutenant Porte. pilot of the trans
Atlantic flying boat America, today
declined pair of life preservers
proffered by Lieut. Samuel Preston,
who makes them Tor the navy aviu-
tors at Pensacola.
"If the America is wrecked, said
Porte. they'll never find two bodies
floating on the ocean"
Porte seems to be satisfied that
the start will be made within q few
days He arrived here today ac-
companied by Rodman Wanamaker's
brother-in-law Frederick Cruger
and by Captain Creagh Osborne Of the
British admiralty Captain Osborne
spent some time in q motorboat ad-
justing the compass Porte is to use
on the transatlantic flight and set
ting it in place in the bow of the
big flying boat
Glenn Curtiss had the America out
today to observe the effect OF he hy-
droplanc he is fitting to the bottom
Of the boat He and Lieutenant
Porte are agreed that they can get
away with the necessary load by re-
sorting to auxiliary pontoons and Mr..
Curtiss wishes to work the problem
out In a scientific manner He VIII
devote several more days, If ncces-
sary, TO getting the plans iust right
Lieutenant Porte, however. is impa
ticnt to get started and II the hydro
planes do not work out properly very
soon II is probable the pontoons VIII
be used.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
MEXICAN ELECTIONS
NOT CONSTITUTIONAL

New York. July THE presideu-
.tial elections iast held IN the part Of
Mexico controlled by the government
of General Victoriano Huerta viii
not affect the agreement reached 1T
the Niagara Falls conference. the ex-
ecutl6n Of which is dependent upon
the establishment Of provisional
government conforming to specified
conditions Emilio kabasa. chairman
.of the Moxlcan dcleeatlcn at the con-
ference, declared here tonight The.
non-effoct upon the agreement VIII
be due to the fact that they win be
annuiled. he declared,
In explaining the perfunctory char
acter OF the elections, Mr. Rabasa
said
According to the fundamental
laws Of Mexico, the person occupying
the provisional presidency at the
time 81 The election cannot be elected
president
Therefore. II after complete
count NJ the election held last sun.
day the returns should show that
General fluerta has been elected.
these elections will be declared null
and eoid by the Mexiean chamber of
depates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
PLAGUE SITUATION IS
NOW MORE SERIOUS

New Orleans July THE buhonle
plague situation here became more
serious today With The confirmation Of
u second death and the discovery Of
u second focus of infection, three
miles from the original one
John Jackson. g-Year-old negro
boy who WIS found dead July ., died
from the plague. according 10 the am
nouncement to-day of Assistant Sur
eoon Charles williams Of The United
states public health and marine hos
piial service
Charles lnndens. q swedish salor.
was The first victim ". W. Nilkin-
son, isolated ten DAYS aeu. Is recover
ing from the diseHse No other cases
have been reported
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
SOCIAL LEADER
CHARGED WITH
EMbEZZ[EMEN1

Louisville. Ky, July 7.-Samuel I.
White, city controller and prominent
in Louisville club and social circles,
was arrested late today charged with
embezzlement of city funds. following
IA report by expert accountants that
they have discovered shortage OF
approximately S14,5OO in the control
ler's office.
white is alleged TO have confessei
that since 1911 he had been taking
contractors bonds. deposited IN the
city treasury as security. and seeur-
ing loans on them for his personal
Use. Bonds to the amount Of $l4,oOo
are reported missing from the treas
urers' office. white used the loans,
according to his alleged admissions
in an effort to recoup financial losses
in lumber deals.
An hour prior to Whites arrest
his daughter was married to a promi-
nent society man Of this city. VINO
upon hearing Of whites troubles,
insisted that the wedding announced
for next fall, should take place imme-
Idiately.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

announced that he would waive state
extradition and return east This was
taken as indicating that the charges
against him wouli be Quashed.
The Sio.0 .0eO. Carranza agents SAY
had been deposited by Agurrc IN El
Paso banks. and disappeared shortly
after the treasurer generals arrest
by Villa agents. having been drawn,
tneN said, through ch' rs signed nN
Agulrrc. The treasurer general
and the other Carranga men who
have been detained Nt Torreon
probably will he released. clos
ing the entire incident. which has
been the irst open breach between
the constiutionalist oommander-in-
chief and his northern zone chief
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
COMMISSION SUSTAINED

Wnshinuton. july Powerful
champions went tu The doirnse ol the
Industrial relations committee IN the
senate today and alter Am all-daN de-
bate defeated ie to ~. an appropria-
tiOns committee nmtdm'ni Ca cut
down to $500 the 100000 pfoNid.
pd for the commission hN The house
m the sundrN civil bill chairman
Martin. of the committee. declared
no results had been accomplished tn
Wurmni turther expenditure. but
Senators norAh stone. Kenyon Cuw-
mime aud Works insisted that the
commissions nVestleafione We're ull
Important The West NirNlnla. Mich
igan and Colorado strikers we're cited
As evidence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
FEDERAL OFFICERS
PROMPTLY EXECUTED

Nogales. sonora. Mexico. July -
-Four federal officers were captured
during the fighting yesterday neap
Guaymas and Immediately executed
according to reports received today
by constitutionalist officials. Thirty
four soldiers also were taken.
The constitutionalist forces are eN-
pected to occupy Empalme, a snhurh
of Guaymas, soon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
WOMAN JUSTICE NOT
MERClFUL TO SISTERS

Kansas CITY, Mo, july - W VhNH
who disobcys the law should he treat
cd Just like "A man. said Miss Lufa
Middaugh who today acted as judge
in the Kansas City, kas., police court
In the absence of Judge Brady. she
was the first woman to sit ON the mu-
nieipal bench there.
After making this statement shc
fined two women charged with MAIN
tanning liquor nuisances Sl"o anu
S300 She also increased the price
for getting intoxicated by raising the
fine from the customary 50 To Ma.
Miss Middaugh recently was ap-
pointed Justice of the peace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

New York, JulV l.--Car1 Heynen.
who is understood TO be on his way
10 Washington 70 be questioned by
government officials regarding the
action Of the hamburg American
steamship line In landing munitions
Of war IN Mexico arrived here to-
night. passenger on the steamship
Saratoga from Havana, Mr. Hcynen
Is resident director in Mexico for The
Hamburg American line with head
quarters at Vera cruz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

Rome, July Violence marked
the elections for city and pro-
visional councils which have been
going on throughout Italy the
last few d8vs In the coustitu-
ency where Prince Rorehees WIS II
candidate, serious riot took place
III which one man was killed and nn-
other seriously injured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

Washlnet0n July -lnformatyOn
concerning sl.e00,o 900 bond Issue
made bY the government for 100
miles of railroad between Atchison
ana Watertille kan Is sought from
the secretary Of the treasury in a
resolution passed today by The house.
the house wants to-
know what part Of the interest ana
principal Is unpaid and what steps
have been taken to collect It.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
TRY TO HARM0NlZE
CIVIL AND MOSAIC LAW


Detroit mA lho Central Gone
iereneo 81 American rabbits at ts
CLOSING session hero tuda, authorized
iht appointment OF 81 committee which
.NIll endeaVor te harmenlfe the GIVE
MW of The states with thc Mosaic law
relating Go MARRIAGE and divorce The
discussion of the subject mHde il plain
that the ursuniqauon woull not guun-
tfnanee violation d. The viNil iaW even
Whrro ii oonilictcd with the Mosaic
law
Do was also decided by fhe eonfor-
sncc that Christians maN hv hurnd n
Iovish cemeteries lf there is uo secs
tartan service al the grave aud nu
Christian symbols ON the monument
Practically ai ot the mst session
WAS taken M with The discussion of
REPORTS ON ritual and ecclesiastical
practices
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
SIMPL0N TUNNEL
HAS BEEN INUNDATED

Brigue. Switzerland, July THE
Simplon tunnel was inundated today
by a subterranean stream which burst
through the retaining wall and flood
ed the tube to depth of two feet
A train was deraied but no one WIS
hurt. A large number OF American
tourists were stalled at Brigue and
Domodossola Manv Of them tele
phoned for automobiles and crossed
the pass. while others went around BY
way Of the pass Of ST. Gotthard.
It IS hoped traffic can be resumed
tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
runldI COOS ~ snlllIIo.

Laredo TeX, july lfranclscO
urQuldL Washington agent Of the
eonsitntionalsts. lcft here today for
Snltillo. where he was summoned by
General tnrran2a Jose Madero ana
Mfs fusinyo Madero and their fam
ilies with Vivian NillareaL formerly
governor nf Nneyo Leon arrived here
last nieht from Monterey ana left to-
day for New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
THE HOUSE.

hVl ut noon.
hesumed consideration Of the con-
ference report on the Indian appro-
priation bill
Agreed to resolution authorizing the
president to appoint fifteen delegates
TO the International dental convention
al London. August 3-15, next, without
soNernment expense.
recessed until p. IN. to consider
hiscellanenus claims bills.
bills. f"7'''
Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
The Day in Congress
THE SENATE.

Mtt at / a. m.
investigation of charges of misuse
oil official stationery for gold mine
promotion was resumed by a special
committee.
banking committee continued ex-
animation of President Wilson's nom
nations to the federal reserve board.
Adjourned at 6.15 p. m. to L a. m.
Wednesday,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

Washington luIy Capture Of
the town OF Ia Romano by Dominican
rpvolutioHsts was reported today to
tho navy department. Rebels on the
south of the island have established
"a rigid censorship over dispatches and
news ef thoir activities il meaere. A
taree force IS reported to have sur
rounded BanLwest Of La Romani.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

Howe. and have heard all about the
telephone call. | have also been m
formed that Mr. Howe said IN fhlla-
dclphia today that he had been IN
formed that detectives had Teen nn'-
BILE 20 find the woman at her nome
IN kreeport IL any detectives were
looking for her / know nothing about
IT, We have run down several sto-
riea OF this kinl and found there was
nothing in them"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
WESTERN LAWS
! CONFLICT WITH
CURRENCY ACT
Montana, Washington and.
| Utah Pointed to as Having.
Restrictions in Charters
Which Should Be Changed

Atlantic city. \. j.. July Mon
tana, Utah, Washington and other
western states must make radical
changes in their banking laws before
the new currency system can become
generally effective, according to
speakers VINO addressed the National
Association Of Supervisors of State
Banks at their annual convention
here today.
II was pointed out that the bank
ing laws of several western common
wealths forbid the investment Of
the funds of state chartered banks
in stocks Of any description, and this
conflict between federal and state
banking laws will be one of the mat
ters taken up when the banking SUI
pervsors meet the members of the
federal reserve board in Washington
on Thursday
War on Private Banks.
A feature of the days session was
ian attack upon private bankers and
the laws which permitted their ex-
istence. by Edward II. Doyle, banking
commissioner for Michigan, in which
he was supported by several others.
Mr. Doyle pleaded for direct co-op-
Grafton between the comptroller of
the currency and the state banking
departments to protect the public
from worthless investments ana
banks of dubious credit.
"No one will deny that the DAYS OF
the private banks are numbered,
said Mr.. Doyle Their number Is
steadily decreasing and in some
states they have been abolished while
in others they are supervised to a
greater or less extent.
Supervision Necessary.
II am in favor of the supervision
of the private banks only when 1t Is
as far reaching as that required of
state or national banks. Such SUI
pervsion would be tantamount to
Iabolishing the business, which
strongly favor, for such banks could
organize as state or national insti-
tutiOns.
"The aboishng of private banks
will work no hardship to those who
are solvent but it win put the private
banker on the verge of bankruptcy
out of business"
The commissioners were agreed
that legislation of the blue sky or
der should be made uniform through.
out the country and that it should be
made to apply only to 'get rich
quick concerns and not interfere
with legitimate business in high grade
stocks and bonds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

WoaWich Eng Jui4 The strike
at The government arsenal here which
begnu Yesterday and involved 1000
men, ended tonight. The men Will re-
sumo WORK Thursday. the government
having proposed 60 investigate their
grievances
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
Conference at Torreon Reach
eS Understanding and Con-
StitutionaIiSt Cause Is Ex-
pected to Move Forward.
ARMY ON MARCH TO
CITY OF CHIHUAHUA
Food Supplies May Be Had
More CheapIy Than in Tor
reOn and Horses Are TO Be
Given Chance to Recuperate

NV WINNING JOURNAL SPECIAL AnAaNp MihEl
fnfreon, coahuila. Mexico. July L.
Gen. Nenustiano Carranza has been
recognized as first chief Of the consti-
stutionalist revolution and Gen Fran
cisco villa is subordinate to him. This
confirmation Of the relative positions
of Carranza and villa was regarded
as the most important step taken at
the internal peace parley here To re-
unite the villa and Carranza factions
In settling this point, the question
of supplying the division Of the north.
which Villa commands. with coal ana
ammunition probably viii find an au-
tomato solution. For while General
villa owes Carranza absolute subor-
dination Carranza, ON the other hand,
Is obliged Go meet the wants of the
Villa troops. The conference is ended
so far as vital points are concerned.
The statement was made today that
the results of the meetings were sat
isfaetory.
Villas Last Statement.
General villa said today.
Il hope that the outcome of the
conference will be beneficial TO Mex
leo and that the patriotic motives Will
cause the compact to be kept"
villa had little to say on the cleo
tions held last Sunday in the territory
controlled by Huerta, except that it
was matter of secondary import
lanee, or an attempt to wash out one
stain with another
II is not the practice Of men to
buzz around like mosquitoes and sting
others when they least expect IT, said
Villa in referring to accusations of
misconduct made against him by Car
rama followers along the border II
am averse to personalities, he added.
Brigadcs Sent North.
While the conference was in ses-
sion. brigades of the northern division
were being sent north through Tor
reon to 20 into quarters in the coun-
try districts of Chihuahua. In these
districts the cavalry horses will re-
euperate from the hard campaigns Of
Paredon and Zacatecas. Coupled with
this movement is the desire to main
tam the army more economically.
Food and forage have reached tre-
mendous prices and since General
Villas purchasing agents buy at cur
rent quotations, it sometimes has been
"a problem TO supply the troops with
necessities Most of the army viii be
concentrated near Chihuahua City un-
I'll the advance on Mexico City is re-
sumed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

TrenIon n. J., july I-- HaNmond
smith. convicted cashier of the Rose
willie Trust company Of Newark, today
entered the New Jersey state prison
to serve seven-year sentence for
embezzIemcnt Of the banks funds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
competing Power Strong.

"They Indicate also thnt our com
peting power IN manufacturing ia Well
sustained because at time when our
commercnl rivals nre eager 60 sell
and unwilling to huy. the item of eX-
ports nf ruil2 finished manufactures
is depressed relatively little and the
item Of imports oi finished manufnc-
lures increases relatively little
The total incrcnse Of lmportations
OF foo1sluffs the department. lg-
uroa showed. was Saa.4hO,13t while
the total increase iu impoiiations Of
foreign manufactures for the period
was only 500, t8G,6Nd.
In tho line of finished mnnufnc-
lures Mr. Hedfeld said The United
States was maintainins iis foreign
business wcll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
Friends Of Administration In
siSt New York Banker VIII
Be Confined if Nomination
Is Presented to Senate,
COMMITTEE DEMANDS
THAT HE COME BEF0RElT
No Action Taken REGARDING
Thomas D, Jones Of Chicago
Who Is Accused Of Being a
Man Of Great Riches,

Nashlnston, luN Z with prosi-
don't Wilson urAng Paul NJ. Marhurp.
the New York banker tn reconsider
his request that his nomination as "a
member ut tho reserve board be with
drawn. II was reported tonight Ia
circles elusc To- The White House. that
Mr. Warhurg was WaNefing aud there
WAS possibility of his chanping his
mind
During the afternoon MIR Warhurg
aud The presidents secretary. Mr. Tu-
lmultN talked over the telephone and
MI Warhurp then expressed his De.
termination not to take the place.
f Later President Wilson tclegtaphed
urging him strongly to reconsider his
f decision
Confirmation \ Probable.
I Despite opposition To Mr. Narhurg
+ IN the senate. friends Of the president
have assured him that the New York
+ bankers nomination can be CON
firmed The president himself. IL
said ia believe that he win have a
hard time finding another man az
familiar with foreign banking con
ditions who viii accept the place
Members OF The senate banking
committee We're Inclined today to con-
slider that Mr. Warhure had finally
ifliltiifHtth HlHtntN Nv MS Telegram 10
Chairman Hitchcock declining 10 APP
pear aud submit 10 questioning bv the
committee. In this message, made
public soon nfter the announcement
from the White House of the request
for withdrawal OF the nomination.
Mr. Warhurg said he felt the action
of the cnmmitte. Ia holding up ha
appointment and one other. while
three were confirmed. would impair
his usefulness as member of the
reserve board
senate Committee Insists.
II WAS said al the capital If the
nomination We're not Withdrawn the
committee ln al probability would in
siAi upon the appearance of the hank
er for examination concerning his
+ business affairs aud those of his
firm, Kuhn Lueh and company
No action has been taken hv the
committee on the nomination Of
Thomas -. Jones Of Chicago. who ap-
pearcd Yesterday 10 tell OF his con-
nectlon with The International Har-
vester company The president Is In
sistcnt on confirmation aud there has
becn no suggestion that Mr.. Jones
nomination would be Withdrawn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08

lmnartaiiona of foodsiuffs showed
a large percentage Of increase Ia the
eight months which ended with May.
while foodatuff exports fen Off sub
stantiaiiv There Waa a relatively
small reduction IN the amount Of COM
pleted manufactures exported.
"fhe figures. said Secretary Red
field. "show. ats il Is normal they
should, the results 0f the world Wide
depressions In commerce as modified
by our own shortage of fnudstuffs.
arising from the inadequate crops Of
last year. which condition is rapidly
passing away
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-08
REOF|ELD FEELS
SANGU|NE OVER
TRADE OUTLOOK
Secretary Of Commerce In
siSls That Falling Off of Ex-
ports and Increase Of I'M
ports Is Not Due to Tariff

Washington. IulN 49, Foreign man-
ufacturers sent into the United states
during the first cighl months uf the
new tariff system Just SIS per cent
more of their finished product than
they dit under the ald This WAS
pointed out tonight by Secretary Rod
field as ample demonstration that
there was no ground for the tcnrs of
American factory owners thni they
would be driven from business by the
democratic tariff.