The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-31

Five men were arrested iG connec- tion with recent disorders in the Hart ford Valley coal fields, and the sur face workings of another mine, the Coronado, at Atoka, Ark, was wrecked. This is the sixth property of the Bache-Denman Coal company attacked since violence began last Friday. The loss Is estimated at 50,000.
 Becky Edelson, woman leader of the Industrial Workers of the World was sentenced to serve three months in the New York workhouse for melt ing throng O. her followers to riot in Union square last April. Gen. Carranza informed the United States government that he is ready to declare a suspension of hostilitles against the government of Provision al President Carbajal, Huerta's sue cessor, pending negotiations with his representatives for the transfer of au- thority at the City Of Mexico to the constitutionalists.
 Derby Crandall, cigarette manu- facturer and millionaire, was arrested in New York, charged with felonious assault and having a sword-cane and blackjack. The complainant was Miss Hope Loring, a diminutiye young woman cabaret dancer.
 Industrial Workers of the World, who caused a disturbance at Aber- deen, S. D., by attempting to hold street meetings, retired to their camp, two miles east of the city, after 25 of their companions had been placed in Jail.
 On account of hot weather, I. L.. Lenox of Lake Springs, Mo, has shipped 90 head of hogs to the St. Louis market packed in ice. The hogs were loaded in car and large chunks of ice put in various places among them.
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 5ey pu1lolna ,ree 4,lines of the .. nmoth Vein coal company at Prai- rie Creek, Ark, after forcing the non union employees to flee. The battle ragged from 4 a. m. until noon.
 Danger of strike of the engine crews of western railroads was de- ferred when the representatives of the men accepted an offer of media tion from William L. Chambers, mem- Der of the federal hoard of mediation and conciliation.
 The appointment of receiver, spe- cial master or other official to prose cute claims aggregating $306,O00, 900 against directors and estate directors of the New York, New Haven & Hart j ford railroad is asked in a suit filed in the supreme court at Boston,
 Three hundred American marines, OTu0Ieu u NdlA tIS Iul DuiCilI liIeiO Dominican and Haitien republics that they must quiet down on pain of in- tervention, arrived at Guantanamo, Cuba.
 Abram H. Freeman of Chicago and Frederick l.. Wendler of St. Louis, convicted with seven others of using the mails to defraud in the operation of Barr & Widen Mercantile agency, were each sentenced to eight years impr sonment and fined $39,000 by Judge Landis in the United States district court at Chicago.
 Two hundred persons, dancing the tango and hesitation at wedding ce- e-ebration at Joliet, H., overtaxed the floor beams of hall and caused them to collapse. The bride, Mrs Carl Merzk, was seriously injured. humanity by getting out on a back lot and playing ball with the boys than by going to the suburbs and golf ing with the men," Rev. w. s. Elem ig asserted at the preachers forum at the Desplaines campmeeting in Chicago.
 E. M Cramer, a Carrollton, Mo. teamster, shot his wife in the face two times and then killed himself witf revolver. The woman will recover The two had quarreled frequently lately
 Rear Admiral Badger reported tha sensational news dispatches sen from Vera Cruz by an American news paper correspondent, charging tha ''the law of flight" had been applied to Mexican prisoners by an American naval officer had been found withou foundation by court of inquiry.
 
 Negotiations between the New Ha ven railroad and the department o justice to effect peaceful dissolution of that system apparently came to a. end and unless there are unforeseel developments the government will fiji its Sherman law suit to force a dis solution
 Prohibition forces lost their battl for the insertion of a plank favorin the resubmission of the prohibitio question to a vote of the people at tn Republican state convention at De Noines. Ia.