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Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
McmOermne in Den sdmlem.

9ie S%lcnoerungen in oen Shnlen,
Die pom Observation-Disclosures Serrn
grnait g. SbnrIton porgeihlagen ma
rem, muroen am poriaen MittDo6
pom BOARD Of EDUCATION gutgebei-
ben. Er1iioent Senrp q. Blair be-
rief cine @eriammllmg elm, INN Die
&ericbun9en nnO Yromotionen amt
lid 81 n%ertiinoen, Die ieooh crit pom
]. Nftober aeIten.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
Der SDaro Of SraOe bcablidtigt, i'm
nGdDItem Snbr Oas i25ite SubilGnm
Der 5taot @ai6instOn ais 6aaptItaOt
SIT feiern.

Gas Grecittiu aomitec pes 8oorO
oI Sraoe beantrngte IN her letter.
SitnaQ, Den Er1iiDellten oes BOARD
oi 1raoc 81 6epoIIm1htigen Elm So.
mite 81 crnennen ons gemeinihaft-
lid nit anoereu oerarti1eu aomitees
pie ser SonOelSfammer u10 Der 9fe-
tail Merdants' Aitociation. SlGne
iilr oie SEER oes i25lten Sltbil1nms
Ser StaOt @albiugton ais @aupt.
ltaot iallen ioqe, melde 6eier am 16.
SSnli 1915 ltattfiaOen miro. @ielc
anreapng mar pom @rdliOenten Der
Getail Werhant's Iliociatiou, 5errn
81. q. Anorems ausgegangen. Der
8lan mllroe q~lttgebeiBen ulo Die NO
tigen @%ortebrungen peroen g~etroffen
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31

portugoIs enttbrOnter a6nie Maa
mel bate cine llntsrreoune nit BEN
enqlifnen StaotsTetretdr bes MeuBern
Sir GonarN @reb. Dieie 1Interres
oinq bate Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
monor9ie in portueoI gum @eeens
fans. Die oeutihs RegieruHg bat in
Sillabon einsa eneraifhen groteIi ges
asu bic bon Der portugiefiIdsn Regies
ruue Dsutidldno ssgsniiber betunbets
feinoietiae 6oltuns eineelegt. Die
Solge oieies protsIts i9sint gu lein.
OoB portugoI nod 50sert. often In ben
Sriea ein5ugreifen.
SIN 2oufs Der Mone ipurbs gemels
oct. bob $4,000 Wonn portlgieIifher
Iruppen noh Wo3ambiqm unb Nn=
qola ~obqsaangsn Ieien.
@iner I'M s@onotlsblob" pcn Ams
lteroam nerDffentlihfeH Ndhrtmt al
Golse TT prin3 WoIrdD ou @olbed
unb pprntoat, aeutuont i'm @droes
Droeonerreqiment go. % uno Elm
6oIbbruoer Der RonioinzW itpe Gms
ma Der NieotrInnbe. onf Dem tpeftIis
den &riegsFhauplob sefauen. als sr
4uftiGrunasoienIt berri6tete.
Der MuFftano IN Siibofrito foa uus
ter ben 8uren raid nm fi9 ereifen,
trob Der 8emiibuneen beS perrdteris
Insn gremiers 9otbu. Der fi9 gang
nuf SeiteH Gnglnno eeite1t bat.
SIN 8antafus nimmt Der MufItdno
INNER groBersn umfane an uno ftarte
ruIhIne SrippenabteiIungsn iin0 Oo.
bin ecFhidt norosn. nm bic @rbebuHg
gu unier0riiden.
4uh IN Yeriieu lift bic Stimmuns
10 euiIhisoea ruhenfeinolih, ooB man
binnel fur3sm einsn Sonflitt 5piiden
Yerfien un0 NuBldno erportet.
Die ruIiiide Reoierune pir0 Die
6sriietung unb ben @ertauf Don ulfos
bolil@ta @strduien einlielen. 0ieie
gStlantmadrre. pelde friibere Ulels
ein0ea beit6iiqt, ipur0e I'M Nomen BEG
3areR 9iftolas ielber erloHen. Die
ruIiifas MISUNDERSTANDING bate an
ban 3aren cine 1entinrift oeri6tsi,
NORM iie iba bet, ben Yertduf alto
boliIder @etrdnte III Mublono al pers
bieten. Der Gar eripioerte oarauf:
Sd mar Idon Idngit entI9lo1eu, ben
9srtouf aIfoholiiter @etrGnfe ourn
ole Rsaierupa in RuBIono fir ale
3eiten 3ll unterIa0en."
Cine omilide Nadridt. pelde in
Berlin o%usaeaeben fnuroe, beiaet,
n@as 5lieaer Yroblem 1T ourd Die
beuII6sn Sruppen punoerbar gsI0it
poroen. Die 5ran3oien i0nnen Iih
nit uns nidt meien. 9is iebt ba.
ben mir onrhidnittii1 jsben Gag
einen Der feinolihea Aeropldns Sers
nprt.@
Sn Der 8ilbung neuer Gobres Itos
Ben bic NldIen ouf erhebIihe Shfpies
riatsiten, oa gyoRer WtonesI an 5ors
motionsoffi3ieren berrfdt unb Is audi
on Der esniieenpen 3abl BON untsrofs
f"isieren feblt. llRgeontet Der numeri.
fhen llebermaht Der ruliii6en @srtsis
bigger Waridous. iiebt man in 9eutTd>
Lamb einem Sisg Der Sinbsnburg=
Armee nit fslienfeltem @srtruuen ent.
gegeu.
Die Offeniibbepeouna Der 0iterreis
biihsunenriihen 9ruppen in @olis
5ien aeitigt aud peiterbin GrfoIge.
Die RuHen bobsn BEL Der 9eIogerung
pr3emnsIs an @eFaIenen unb @ers
punoeten pierai9tauienb Mann Derlua
rem.
Giner aus Berlin sinaetrOffener
Meloune Su 6plgs bat bic tiirtii9e
&esierung ben OtumeniiHen Yatriors
den, 9aupt Der sris1iI9 .ortboooren
airds, uufgefOroert. aOufantinOpsl
gu uerIaHeH.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
Turgdnge Oieler @O9c'
In &iirSe belen6tet.

WOntao, 26. GftOber 1914. -
gauif in &aris infOlge 3nseitGnO'
miles BON MieOerldgem. = 8eitere
SemtIde SrmppenmaiIen iiberidrcitem
ben 0Ier @anaI. - 10000 NmIen
BET @rsemDil NIB SarOsIm gefangen
gemDmmem.
Diemstag, Den q. GftOber 1914.
- llnter @arI1aMs Waneru tpbt Ct.
ne heife GhIadt. - %eroun lit non
IDml ab0rIdmittcn mmO fam niht
mehr emtlebt mrrOen. 0rei brittle
Idle 1riegsihiffe erleiScH bel gOm-
barOiermmg Der 6iiite OnrdD OemtIdes
@eIdibfemer 8ei@GOisnngrn II. mill
len iidD siiriidsiebeu.
NittuOdl, ben %. CftO6er 1914.
Naiierte DermGgem ben OeMtId)en
@OrmarIM mid)t n~uf5nbaltem. Nei=
e. NufItanO im GiiOafrifa lGRt Gngs
IanS er5ittern. 0entide Streit-
frSfte idlagru Die Hulicn bel War-
lham. ~ 9iuiiiIdes NrmecfOrps iber
6js 98eiAfei gctrirbea.
0Ommerstag, ben 20. DftOber 1914
0emtlde 9nftidiffbafe bel DIT
enoe erridtet. - Simple am yier-
Gamal erfOrOerm mngcbeurc SlntOpfer
&renser vGmoen" bringt einen
srukem jupamiiden 0ampfer 5ar
Etrefe.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
Nabmbof BON SSoribou BON Dcntbcm Olicocr ia NromD ScNbONcn.
1ronsSTibc &tfsaum0 Niopealdb DOn Nereun 10 OcmtMben 0dmOem.
@an plant stimmrcdlt i'm 0iitrift.

Bel elmer ON uoriQen Mtittmodl eiu-
bernfener Sieung oes Spe5ialfomi
tes Der Sanoelsfammer iiir Stimms
redt, oas neulid pom @rGitOenten
@uOe ernoimt moroen mar, Inn @cQc
ausfinoi9 81 mohen mic man ooS
i'm Giitriff Columbia
einfiibren fonntc. plirOe bei1IolielL
0aB ieoes Wfitglie0 Oes aomites Ell
ncn eiaenen @lan bierfiir iornnilie-
rem ioae. 9ie 6rage. Oh Der Ylan
mir eiuen Delegaten fir Den aongreb
pom 0iitrifI GoluWbia uorieben Jolt
tc, ODER oltb Tiitrifts aommiM6rc
mo anoerc @enmten, muroe nid)t
mciter erortert. gilbert equities.
&omitte &oriiber, prdiioierte bci Der
Siting.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31

ttGj7itH, 'oOd otele Berlule ndrsr ua
tiirlih unipohr uno erpielen iih au1.
aIs gang grunbIois GrfirbuHaer.
giner biefer 8erihte luutets 0nhin
boB bic RuFen einsn Der G6hes res
RoiIers est0tet batter; eiaea anNe
rem 8eriht su Goles por sia aoenl
Iher priH3" 9efangen poyten; nch
cine anoere @epeIhe meloeie, rab ein
beutimer Generai uno oeiien enr5sr
Stab oefangen wprben ltisu, hocl IN
teinem bitter 8erinte puroe Der @1mt
oes @efnaenen ooer @efanqeHsn &c
nonnt.
Die aGmpfe Bel Sfipetou na6nsn
ibren 5orssung unb bic 5slfuuo osr
teiOigt iih nit eIdnseHcsm GgfoIq
Die Soponer eriiiten empfipolidhe
NertIite uno 5psi ihfsr ScrpsDpsestt
pur6sn IN ben @ruRo eeinpNea. @;s
Sdpnnsr bielten iih ofey iaisfsres
Ihablos, ols fis. mtiiylth mr. ~
llrnteeiIden ,3psden" siue Mngatt
DeutT1Ianb asborigsr SnTeln Der Nas
rclincns unh Der Mariansrs8ruppc
6eTsbten. Die 9efBsrarsinine oieier
pihtnen ftrnteaiinen gunite pon
Seiten sSopans bat in 4meritu notiirs
lid teinen eiinitigen gin0rud lemu6i.
henn bic Giherheit Der ameritanifden
@sTibungen I'M StiIsn 03san piro oa
hurh entihieoen gefdbrbet. 3ph.
bo GngIonb biefe 9eIibergreiFun9
piinIhts, nm feline 6dnoelsintsreTen
in jenen Meeren ppr cen peutl1en
&reu5ern 5u fdiiben, bic oort ibr gee
fen treiben, 10 CAB ii4 oas nmcrilas
nffde @tnotsbepurtement rubig Sur
frieben.
Dab ben ~@ngIGnbern Iebr barum 81
tun lit, ben Deutl6en. ips3iel Dem
Oeutihen Rreu3er .gmoen" oos
Sanopert 3u legen, lit be9reiIlid. 5ot
bod bic rGmbeu1 srft Dor einigen 90
gen pieber flint britif9e Sdiffs in ben
GrunO sebobrt unb ein iehItes seia.
pert. Bis jebt bat Iomit Die nGmben"
alein segen 3manSi9 britif6s S9ifFe
oerIt6rt ODER neggenommen. Sir cinen
tleinen Rrsu3er lit Dos cine reht amer
tennensperte 9eiftung.
Sn Der NGbe bon GIin9tau bradte
Der Oeuti1e 2orpeoobootSerlt0rsr 81
90" einen joponif9en Rreu5er gum
@inten. seriet baum aber auf ben
Stronb unb muBis bon Der 9emons
nune i'm Std seloTeu perbsn.
Mu9 on0srsipo Bot liS) Ole oeuti4s
5lOtte in Der Dereangenen Node gldns
8enb betpGbrt. Dos englifde llutsrs
Ieeboot .G 3" 1T in Der Roroies BON
bsutf4en RriessldiFfen in ben 0runo
eebobrt norber. SIM Finnil9en Meers
bufen 1T Der rufIiihe pan3srtreu5er
.pouabo" BON benz oeutlGen unterI,e.
boot IL 26~ gum Sinten eebrnAt
noroen.
Die Muiirten baben Die YsIhiebung
BON Gottaro pieber oufgsnommen uno
es ION bort 8u einem Seeaefeht oss
tommen fein. in peIhem beibe Seiteu
erbebli4e WerIuIte erlittsn.
4us Der 9irfei pirb semelbet. DAB
bic tiirtiIHe Resierung oen 6ofeu bon
Smprna fir fremoe 2riegsf6iffe &c.
I4loTsn bat. Die Sunstiirfsu iollen.
pie beridtet miro. in Mlbanien eifriu
ogiiieren, UNI bic Mlbonier 81 pcroHs
InHen. geesn bic 5erben ins 5elb gu
Sieben.
Giner o~IerbingS nod unbeItGtieten
9tonridt gu Jolss, lolsn italienilHs
Truppsn Den 6afen BON Mplono. in
Nlbonisn beisbt uno BEN telegraph
Idsu @ertebr untsrbroneu hdben. nm
gu uerbinhern. baB Die 8sisBung in
nen iibrissn Seilen Mlbaniens betannt
tnarSa
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
Die Smmisranten iOllen iiber ale
Ieile Des GnnSes uerteiIt meroen.

0a es an ermartcn itebt, oaB nod
benz iesigen euroGiihen 8riege Die
Ser. Staaten nit Smmigranten iiber-
fhltet merOen, 10 baben iih Die Beam
ten oeS Mrbeits 9epartements oa-
ran gemaht, Hldne ans5narbeiten,
0enen aufolge Die @inmanoerer nidt
in ben Snoultriebe3irfen bleiben f0n-
men, Ionoern in 2anoteile lih bege-
ben miilien, mo- Mderbau betrie6en
miro uno mo es all &r6ften not int.
Sier miiroe 0un66lt Der @eiten III
8etraht fommen. Man miro Oann
genau mad oieien @ori6rifteu uer-
fabren.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
Die G.geile 0cb6rOe

gtm 6reitag NbeuO bate Die Grciie
8ebDroe nod feline Gnti6eioungen be-
tannt gema9t. @eoulO 1T cine Sugeno!
Seoo1 ertieB 1e einen 8efebl, ole Wir=
te betrefeno, oeren e%icenien nidt err
neuert weroen, uno roegen AlsDertalf
ibrer mare. 6ierSu lit elm Grlaub=
nisl6ein n6ti9.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
@ruflumatiun Ocs @raiiOsnten @il-

TUN.
Ger YrdiiOent bat cine 8rofloma.
tion erlalien, in Der 9onnerstag, Der
26. 9topembcr, als Gonfiaglungstag
beItimmt miro. Sn 0ieiem aufruf
Oanft Der @r6iiOent Dem lieben Soft
fir otn 5rieoen uno nimmt 8e5ug
alti ole friegfiibrenben 2dnoer gu
ropdS. @r foroert ole amerifaniihe
Notion auf, Sen arlnen gtotleioen0en
in europa al belfeu.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
sMluei8cr @aa.

Die 6ieligen pcreini9ten Shmci-
5cruereine treiien umiangrcihc 8or-
6crcitpmQrn iiir cit1en am llnabbGn-
qiQfcitstagc Der Sdmei5 ltattiiuoen.
Den @ohltdtigteittsball 5u @unitel
ocr AtotleiOenoen in ibrer alien Sci
bat. &%ornebmlih miro eS bel 0ieicnl
@oac naerbnno Shmei5er 9elifntci
len mo insbeionoere Shwci8er god.
wcrf gcbclt, ollh muroe BON ocm Or.
rongements aomitee a~ngcOeutct,
Dab porau5ii6tlih Der Yttnhe Der
SHpci5er @eianotiAaft einen @reiS
iiir Die 6eltlid,fcit itiftcn miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
NlmfrMf nn Sic
OeutIOem 9Sr0ueu
BON SS0f6im9tOm uuO llm0e0cmD.

Dele pom Gud baben oen rpunih, Guer Sderten an Der OrO6en
6aben. SanmIuuS, weIhe ). st. in An1ertfd SenaadRt miro 81 cunfsn
oer Ditpen uno rpatsn Deutfhlanos uno Oeterreih lusarns bsiSutragen.
1Wr Ipdren bier nibts pom 6n Shreden Oes KrRees, pifm aber, oa6 I'M
alien DatrIanoe 11iIonen uufsrer 5hweaeru mo Brioer unsre Pdlfs
beu0teeu. gum suede elmer SefpreHuns dber 11litteI uO meee miro
uddfen
OrettOO, 6. WOOcmbcr, 8 tlbr ObenOS,
in Ser gdnaerbumDbale, an s Ctr. u. H.
cine frauen. o rfamnEuns< natMn6en.
Darum fournt aad srnet AUDI Ole 2ldnuer nit.
7. H.: IN arttu mfeg an6, 4.
prdfoen os Deutfhcf Central psrbanoes.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
SIR Iicbcn eanoslente iciO
ber5lidJIt gebeteu, an

SGmstag, Ocn 81. b. Mts.,
a6emOs s llbr,
III Sammels @crcinsbalIe, 936
Ea. glue. N.-@. Sud %einsufin-
oen. 81 Ser @nnidl ciner %er-
einigung lit Gfters geGMhert
iUOrOen. 9aber fOmmt allc mno
laft uns Die Sadje 6eipred)em.
Webrcrr GlIGfer.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
anfrnf
on ale
Gl(d(ltr

non ysui6inatOn nnO llmsesenO!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
Daughter Of Minister
Becomes a Bride

On Sunday at / o'clock, at the home
OF the brides parents, Miss Lucille,
the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. Lyle
Smith was married to Mr.. James 5.
Cole Of West Liberty, KY.
The out of town guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Hubbard, Misses Leora and
Marguerite Hubbard, Mr. Charlie Hub
bard Miss Kathleen Scott and Mr..
Robert Newsome, all of FL Reno; Mr..
w. j. House Of Oklahoma City and
Mr.. Boyd Cole and daughter Irene OF
Enid.
The bridal pair left Immediately for
Kentucky, where they will visit rela-
tives OF both the bride and groom
They will return to Oklahoma and be
at home after June at Anadarko
where Mr.. Cole will be agent for the
L. S. Express co.
Miss Smith has been teaching school
in El Reno for the past two years
where she is universally and deserved
ly popular. Mr.. Cole has been in bus
mess in El Reno for several years ant
is one Of the very best young men o.
the city A host Of friends Of botr
parties will follow them with theil
best wishes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
Kansas orenched.

Wichita. Kan. May q Win haa
ol foot of rain III western Kansas.
two inetes of rain Ia This vicinity and
the southwest generally soaked. every
creek. river and pond ia the south.
vest is either bank full or viii he
soon Rains that had been falling on
the east slope Of the Rocky mountains
the first part OF the week. moved east.
ward Friday aud SATURDAY morning,
and struck The Vicinity 81 Wichita.
The precipitation 10 Wichita. accord.
ing 10 the government gauge. was .as
inches. The further west. the heavier
the rain, said reports reaching Wichi-
Ca yesterday
BIG Arkansas river began TO rise
Friday and today looked like a real
river fe the first time IN many moons.
Little rieei began TO rise at the same
time, but Il IS not believed that the
two rises win endanger any Wichita
property
A rise on the Cimarron river which
carried away a bridge at Fowler
Kan. made necessary the routine
through Wichita OF the Golden stats
fimited. the fast Rock Island train
from Chicago to California points.
4 worked on the Oklahoma diyis
ion Tor several years" said Ransoa
stephens, superintendent Of The Wieh-
ital Terminal company. "ln an that
time the worst rise ! ever saw was 2.
feet The river gets up and th'
bridges go out nearly every spring.
The heavy rain OF Saturday mornin'
caused a wash-out on the Englewoo'
branch Of The Santa Fe, so that th'
train into Wichita had to be annulled
The morning train left here as usual
as win the train this morning TIL
two trains win probably return 4
Wichita as one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
ATTEMPT
TO IMPEACH
GOVERNOR
Colorado Legislature COnvenes to
Deal with the Strike Situation
Miners Executive Committee
Holding Meeting
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Denver, May 4 The state legisla
ture met in special session today. AL
though the call stated that the only
business would be to appropriate
funds to maintain the militia in the
strike fields and to enact other strike
laws, these probably VIII be oyershad-
owed BY the attempt 70 impeach Gov
Ammons His friends say the effort
will fail
Compulsory arbitration a state con
stabulary and the regulation Of pri
yate mine guards will be discussed
Disarmament is proceeding rapidly anc
additional federal troops are pouring
into the strike fields sooner than ex
pected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
oCopyright.)
BY WILLIAM c. SHEPARD.
Omitted Press STAFF. Corr

Omitted Press staff Corr
(copyrigs 1914. By United Press
Vera Cruz, April Is CBy Mail to
New York, The news Of the landing
Of marines came 10 Americans in
Mexico City like crash 81 thunder
from clear Sky For three asss
Americans had been fleeing from the
city on the nightly trains to Vera
Cruz departing amid the jeers OF Alex
lean crowds on the platforms Of the
Buena Vista station Huerta had been
maintaining the strictest order in the
city prohibiting the formation Of
crowds and declining permission to the
newspapers % print the fact Mexico
had refused 70 salute the American
flag
Americans had felt perfectly safe
and had gone about the streets as
nsuaI, meeting only with black looks
and grim remarks Tuesday evening
(April q at 10 o'clock man at the
American club received a code mes
sage from Vera Cruz saying that Al
miral Fletcher intended to land ma
rines at Vera cruz at noon The word
went like wildsire about the Ameri-
can colony
Men telephoned TO their homes. tell
ing their wives and children to stay
indoors until the men could reach
them. The code message was soon
verified BY ne.s saicn came over the
railroad wires. BY noon there was a
large crowd at the telegraph and cable
offices. AS soon as the news was
confirmed | filed simple code mes
sage reading. Films forwarded in
Vera Cruz, which in our private code
mean:
American troops have entered Mex
leo at Vera Cruz
This was followed by second code
message. / did not know that these
messages reached New York until
arrived at Vera cruz today They
were filed while the excitement Al
the cable office was at its height
They've landed. Che operator al
Vera Cruz end told us.
They're firing on the city"
Ten minutes later he wired "ThC
American marines have rushed through
the office here and are going onto III,
roof There Is Fighting al aronnt
Enere and If il gets any hotter I'm goins
too A few minutes later the cable
was dead
AT the railroad office the same thinl
was happening Jce Daniels at th'
Vera Cruz end OF the wire stayed q
his work as long as possible tellini
Americans maruoned in Mexico Cit
what was happening He wound a
BY saying
Il can't stay in the oftic--- :" y
| didn't even have time to add the lei
ter "es 70 the hast word
What viii ] do with my family
every man asked the other The
We're aghast. hTe embassy was bon
barded. O'Shaughnessy was astonisl
ed He had received no word OF ii
landing OF marines. The enrh OF Il
embassy was lined with automobile
and coaches and the offices We're file
with drawn faced men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
CALLED OFF
BY FLOODS

Owing to the high waters and con-
sequently abandonment of railroad
traffic to the north, Judge J.. b. A.
Robertson. candidate for governor
VINO was scheduled to speak here to.
day, was unable to reach Chickasha
and the meeting for tonight was call
ed off Another date for the meeting
win be announced later.
Also the camera man, who was t.
take the motion picturesof the city
today, was kept away by the flood and
another date for the posing will have
to be set The date has not yet been
selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
How the Americans in
Mexico City Heard the
News of Troops Landing

Il cant tell you a thing" enid
o'Shaughnessy The men therefore
freed o'shaughnessy of blame. Ad-
miral Fletcher and the officials at
Washington were roundly cursed for
not having given Americans warning.
II wasn't terror thai seized Americans.
but alarm was widespread.
What viii the Mexicans do when
they hear OF ~" was The general
question The answer soon came. By
O'Clock extra editions were saying
that Americans in the capital deplore1
the affair but one said:
Yankees take Mexican blood Even
the little children OF this capital will
rise against them" BY 8 o'clock there
were marching, singing crowds in the
streets, yelling. Death to the Yam
keesi"
It rained all days-an extraordinary
thing in Mexico City and the Ameri-
cans took shelter in Coaches" the
typical Mexican carriage and hid I'M
der the rubber ttpanlins. A day Of
sunshine might have meant bloodshed.
The train which left Vera Cruz at
S:i0 Tuesday evening was iammed to
the guards with Americans Even
sick persons had been placed aboard.
This train never reached Vera Cruz.
1t got within IA miles Of that city and
was turned back. returning to Mexico
City with its load of Americans, s6
hours later
The mobs on Tuesday attacked the
Hotel Porter. an American place, the
American club and the American con
sulate. smashing windows with stones
and yelling for Yankee blood Guests
OF the Americans hotels were forced
out without getting their belongings
The American club was abandoned
Americans took shelter in private
houses. AS night fell, the crowds be
came more violent
Policemen were sent to the embassy
10 guard it. but in the center Of the
town they made no effort to ston the
rioting. II was a member Of Huerta's
house Of deputies who led crowd al
4 o'clock in the morning to the Amer
lean club to batter at the doors for
admission, later he led this same
crowd to Fiskes American jewelr,
store and amid the firing Of their own
revolyers they looted the place OF
/ $4,000 worth Of iewelry while the law
maker looked on, Scores Of American
men gathered in the basement Of the
embassy that night and prepared 27'
i rifles and machine guns which Hueris
had permitted O'Shaushnessy to re
ceive a week before A ieering, hoot
ing crowd Of Mexieans gathered il
front Of the embassy.
"The Japanese will help u.s." wal
one Of their cries The American
loaded their rifles, but the police dis
persed the mob, which moved on.
O'shaughnessy, in the meantime
: was trying TO cable Washington, bu
i he could receive no answer. This wa
!. explained when an official Of the cab
e company conlided to me that the Me-
e ican army had seized the land wire
S OF the cable which runs to Vera Cru
d do the Americans at the Vera Crs
Continued on Page Three1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
TRAFFIC HARD HIT
BY HIGH WATER

meantime trains are running between
Tuttle and Quanah, Texas and be
tween Oklahoma city and Mustang on
the other side OF this river but no
transfers are being made
Wire Troubles.
The telephone wires crossing the
river along the Rock Island and Frisco
roads are all down. The Postal Tele-
graph Co had no wires at all working
this morning aud the Western Union
had only one wire TO Dallas. Bussi-
ness was accepted by the Western
llion subject to delay.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
Mlnera Meet.
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press
indianapolis, May T. Members oi
the executive board Of the unittd
Mine Workers are arriving for a
meeting which may order general
strike of five hundred thousand min
ers or may vote confidence ia the fed
eral governments ability TO handle The
Colorado situation
The sessions viii last an week Vice
President Frank J Hayes said gen
eral strike was hardly justified
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
ALL TRAINS
DELAYED


Dallas, May Heavy rains carly
today aggravated the already serious
flood conditions in many parts OF OK.
lahema and Texas,
The schedules Of all railroads are
delayed and dozen OF bridges on rail
roas are washed cut
Three deaths from drowning were
reported at Geary. Okla. but the news
Is not confirmed Several were res
cued from tree tops.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
Prisoners Transferred.
N by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
FL Paso, May 4--Under a heavy mil.
ltary guard, five thousand Mexican
federal soldiers with their wives and
children began entraining today for
Fort Wlngate, n. NJ, where they were
ordered to be transferred.
The soldiers protested loudly
against being moved farther away from
the border and elaborate preparations
We're made to block any attempt at
escape. Weeping women burdened
with r sts and pans, and with children
clinging to their skirts, trudged over
the desert dust from Fort Bliss to the
trains.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-04
70 Force Rockefeller
TO Appear in Court
TeIegram BY unIted rress.

Telegram by United Press
New York, May A. Counsel for
Marie Cams plan a strenuous effort
TO compel John D. Rockefeller. jr, 20
appear personally and press the charge
that she threatened his life.
"The Colorado mourners' march"
continue in front of 26 Broadway and
also at the Tarrytown estate OF Rock
efeller.
Socialists of the country have been
asked by Upton Sinclair TO pasrol
other standard Offices