davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1915-04-28

elimination, but by straight matches between teams representing the Water Users and Reclamation Service and the officials and employees of the federal building offices The T.. $. R. s. people have now won two out of the five con- tests. There are two more matches or doubles to be played
 The scores:
 Craig -Burson vs. Maughn- Way 4-6. 6-2. 6-3.
 HaldIman Wins Again
 Sam Haldiman, who won the post office contest, defeated BursOn, who licked Way the day before. The Haldiman- Burson singles scores were 6-1. 6-1
Arizona republican., 1915-04-28
SOME SUPPORT

DETROIT. April 27.-Eight snappy double plays figured in the pitchers struggle today. St. Louis was cred ited with twenty-four assists.
 Score R H. r.. St. Louis ..... ........2 ' 2 Detroit - .. .3 , 1
 Batteries-Loudermil and Leary, Agnew; Covaleskie and Mckee.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-28
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Kansas City. '; Chicago, 6. Baltimore. T; Brooklyn. 6. Ct. Louis, ,; Pittsburg. 2. Buffalo, IA; Newark, &.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-28

key, but two of these. coupled with a wild pitch, netted two runs.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-28

SOlONS 2-ATHLATIX i WASHINGTON, April 27.-Wash- h. iEgton got only three hits off shaw
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Setrafslfeine. Ue6Mrten.
So6esfGle.
Seirats{hein

SeirntS Hetne.
Sarrp Mbreft nn0 CHA &booins
gomoro S. Slio mnb @lice 90
8orreu.
Sarolo 9bomas 4rmItrons uni
Clara Sonoel.
Gan 9. 8olgiano un6 Mnna Suf
Sole De Seius 8oora5a uno @ract
Sobredt.
/ 8iaiam artbur Sadfon uno Der
tDa @uie.
@ebm ri ten:
s. Sc. @reit unb 6rpu, elm Wado
den; 6. S. Sinf unb Srau, elm Gila
be; 81. 9aielin uno Srau, elm Mdc
den; s. Seller uno Jrat, elm geoo
den; g. 6. 8oroenbaum ino Srol'
elm MGod,en; s. 9. Maroid mi
Strait, elm MGSden; 8. sc. Maurcl
unb 6rori. elm M6ohen; 2ori,
Saur uno Sraii, elm WtGoden; @
81. gbert8 uno fSrolt, elm Maoden.
TooesfdIIc.
Geo. Mauorp, 66 Sabrel Wiser
ltmi6eio. So Sabre; @lireo Opp
Is Monote; Srou @lis Sepoler, a
Sabre; Srou @nna @oering, s.
ISyobre; 6rau @Giiobetb Mardon, 7.
| Sabre; Iorio Munid, Id Sabre
s. Worqenrotb, t3 Monate; Mnget
| @oue, 81 Sobre; 8m. Roegelein, Al
Sabre; Grpin Betrp, 70 Sabre.
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Nns Der Staothaae.

Ia oos Mmt 6es Yarf : aon,-
utiiidrs, oas bisber bon 9. 81. Wol-
fer befleioet nuroe, aufgebort fat 81
,eri{tieren, oa es in Dem 9epartenlent
fir Ganitdt, Eorfs etc. aufgegangen
lit, lpatroe fir 8o[fer elm ncues
Mmt gelfnffen. bas oes Seitentpes-
S3onnliiI1rs nit einem Sabresgeh q
o $500. C5mmer mebr Ienter
uno @elonusqaben.) Die OrbindnS,
Fir Die 8floiterumg Der Irlen H.
3tuiIden Qoreoo- uitb Hui3 StraBe,
A StroBe, 5piihen Dem 6luB unf
Rocoo0odlcs GtraBe, gaos Iuenne,
Sniiden GoolepeIt abeirue Huo Sir.
Tlorcs GfroBe. gifefimeilts III erbe'
ncr. ipitrOe ~angenommen. 3as n'eo'
rioStr Mnnebote bon $2,470 fiir Der
gsau ser Mnuer on 9litB, aariittel
bar binter Der SeiierDebr . Station
uirc nid)t nngenommeir, neil md
Nnftft bon aearueb oic Mrbe,t oofu,
uidt oroentIid her9eftelt tperoer
fam. Die SiioIihe Baeific Bob.
apiro benndriftiet, iueIdsen antei
ne al. sobIcn fat, iuemn Spcamorc
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grmaoeiseutnms : ltebertrasnnsen.

6. g. gorrigan an Srau anna @.
2epparo. @runoitiid an Der MontereD
Ctr; $261O.
6. 9. gbriitians ON $. 90. gacb,
@rlnbItiid I'M alten gitb Got 3; 81 II. u.
Geo. 8. 9ieb, our9 Sheriff, on Mls
pbonie Sans, @runoftiid I'M neneu Gitb3
8lod 1854; $3.50.
S. 6. 9nbis, Sruitees. an IS. q.
Nuip. @rinbitiid an Ser EQUITY 2drebp
Ctr. $1,000.
SfabeI uno 8. apala Ii. a., onsd
9beriff, an q. uno G. 6tebes, @runbs
ftiid i'm nenen gitpeBlod SIC; $500.
Sos MnaeIes 6eiabts Smprobemcirt
Go. an g. 6. Settler, 8runoftiid in Mn~
geles Serrace, 5000.
g. 6. &eb5er ON Sos Mngeles SeigAfs
Smprobeptent gompnnp, @rrnoftiid III
Sos Mnaeles Seig6ts; 5000.
8ita uno 6. u. Berrb IN Mnnn Btts
te. @runbitiid i'm nenen gitbs8lof 3075,
$11O0.
Mmalie Nering 8oegel an Milfam 9.
To1Sb, 100 Ider Qanb; $500.
Gefta unb S. 6. Mrnolb an Guclin
MeMairtrie, @runbftiid in aneeles Serz
race; $500.
Slqtttt Nyttt1 At y. ~ 1DhttSf SLhttU~
{fiid in Der Columbia Seigbts Nboi~
fion: 500.
@iuiam S. @oImer nno Srau an Et,
9. &nbn, @rlnbliid in Der goeetuoob
Mbbition; $1,000.
Cam Nrieoman nnb Strait ON S. 8.
WRiler, @runb5tiid in Der 2atpnoale ab-
oition; $1.t35.27.
s.. s. Mbeiner unb Sroi on Scar
abramfon uno Sran, @rinbitiid an her
Qeiab ct; $500.
8. unb IS. Gdmiot an W. q. Nots
| cfiffe uno $. 8. 2ads. @runoitiid i'm
ueieu 9th : 8lod t149; SO IT,. q.
6. 6. @aaner II. q. an u. 8. 6barpe,
@runbftiid i'm neuen Gitbs8lod 229'
$1,000.
sos Gnseles Seisbts Smpropement
gcmponh an SRI. Marb Snebner
! @rlrnoltitd in EOS Ingeles Sei9htsi
$3.50.
@ottlieb Sfntmnher. ourh Sheriff. al
| s. M. Mihoroion. @rlrrbitiid inn neuer
| gitba@fod 2t0; $75.
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ressSericbt,
8anmmpae.

San artOnio, beute. IN Gents-
@alpeifon, geftern. $50 Gents.
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lem Sabre nidt meientlih bon bern
I'M Sabre 1914 ltnteri9eioet.
Muf einem 9anobergnugen in
Der llmgegeno bon Brownsville err
eignete fi6 cine S1ieBerei, mobci
Der @ebilfs : aonitabler 8ablo
Saloon nno Der @ebiilfs : Sberiff
g. gueler eridoilen tpuroe1.
Sie gen County agricultural
Gair miro bonn 4. bis 9. Oftober
ir Semple a~beebalten.
Sn Seras liefern 2O47 2ane-
brieftrager Die Boitiahen ob.
SIN l1niperiitats : @ebdltoe in
anltin tit cine o&ural S6ool 8eef"
eroffnet moroen, in pel6er Sragen
Gle 2aroi6ulen betreffeno, bebanoelt
iperoer. Giele Seilnebnler bobell
it'd eingefunoe1t. 9rof. @aloiteu,
J5ogbt bonn 8unoes : @~raiebunqs-
biiro ipra6 iiber oie grobleme Der
cmerifaniiden 2anoi1ulen.
SIM Sauie ibres Sobnes, 6es
Sberiff Sermapn Dds, itarb i'm bo-
ben Alter bon SO Sabren Jrou
elifabetb Dds. Sic mar iefssie
Sabre lang 8epobnerin Der Stoot
uno e~rfreute iib allgemeiner Md-
tung uno 8eliebtbeit. Der 2eiden8ua
mar elmer Der groBten, Der lie III
Srieoridsburg geleben muroe.
Sin Stene Deg peritorbenen
9enrp Meper lit Cleo. gnebring,
Elm befannter oeutid teraniider
Sebrer lino &orreiponoent, gum Ge=
oafteur oes tn 9renanm erldeinen-
ben sSeras 8olfsboten ernannt nor
6en.
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SnTnuo.

Mus Wpn Worf meloet man
&apitan Sunnep uno mebrere Octet
tbs baben Die etpa 1000 9riefe ae-
prilft, Die urtter Sranf &olt's gffef-
ten in Stbaca, sc. g., ~gefunoen muir
ben. Niffs Drroe entoedt, oas sur
M%nffinonng ettuaiger &omplicen
Solts fiibren fonnte. 9ie grieie
Emaren in fran5oiil9er, italieniiher,
ipanil6er, engliider uno oeutidsr
ISprode geihrieben uno oatierten
bis 1906 5uriid. Ser erite mar einc
empfeblung BON ben merifaniiden
Meineningenieuren Samuel brothers,
Die fonftatierten oaB Soft lid afs
Stenograpb utto Miaidinenltreiber
tefpabrt babe. @noere Sdreiben
lieBen erleben, baB Solt an @runo-
Observation-Disclosures in 6lor1=
% uno Observation-Disclosures in
Merico beteiligt mar, un6 ooB er nit
Observation-Disclosures iber loffentlid}e
5ragen Weinungen austaul6te. Gin
an Jrau Darlington Booth ~aoreifier-
ter Brief teilt nit, bnB Soft eincn
Gefangnisbeamten iiberreoet babe,
ibre 8olfabrtstatiefeit in ieineil;
Snititut ans5uiiben. ,3mei 9riefe
|Itammten bon elmer gante Solfs in
2eipsig. Gin bonn 5efret6r anbre.p
Garnegie's geihriebener grief bc-
faBte iid) nit Ser grteilnng bon ltn-
|terriht in China. Solt fonltatierie,
Dob er unb feline Satin ipilens
%ieien, ols 2ebrer be5iu. Miiiionarii
nnh CHINA SIT >geben es aher faum
nit $1,000 idbrlib tln fonlterf. @of-
fentlih meroe Serr Carnegie oos
| @ebalt aif $500 erboben. Nus ben
0riefen gebt nidts berpor, bob li1)
eine Soerltitdt Solfs NIT Muenter
i6lieBen lieBe.
Gem MrbeiterfIbrer Sobn ..
2aplolr, Der in Nerbinouna NIT ben
Streifunriiben in Colorado oes Mor.
oes IbuIoig befunber1 NOR, mur0e
hurh Sen 9iitriftridter SiGper in
grinioab, Col. Elm iteiier Ero5eB
~perpeigert. CT mtr0e oann gu fe-
bensl1ng[ihem 3udtbmis ~perurteilt
2aipfon Ios cine langere grtl1rime
Dor, IN Ser er betellerte, baB er nidt
ifuloie fei, oaB er oas Spfer einer
Ron ben 8orporationen in tS5eite
0efebten 8erfolgune lei itno baB iein
Nro5eB geraoe5u Elm Sobn auf bic
@erebtiefeit eenannt iperoen Tonne.
- Rah Dem 8eriht Der 8eantter
ICES Sfobamts : 9epartements De-
trlo tic geo6lferung Der Ser. Siaa.
ten ON 1. Suli 10O, 900 Gcc'e..
l9as OIL 1. Suli iib i'm l1mlanf BE-
Ifino. :d)e @elo betrrig 1856, 140,626
mas $685. SO per 8opf ausmaht.
0urd cine grploiion in De,
Iulperfobrif 5u Sefferlontotpn be-
2ouispile piroen Der Superintett
rent @ao6ea uno 5tpei farbiee SIR.
better getotet. Mebrere anoere Gr'
better witroen bertumoet.
Mus @aIbington miro gernel.
set, oie neue Note per6e febr fnrl
fem uno MIR erfl6ren. mas unieft
Mesieruns 5u t1,n seoenfe. penr
neue 3miidenfdne in Der @rt be!
.2uiitonia" Solles porfommett ioll
ten.
>, ---~~--
Die 9oftoren @enabie, Canning
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MIIerIsi.

9ie nSeguiner 3eitung" reet
cine 3~nfammerfunft belti6 tera=
nii6er 3eitungsleltte in San Mn=
tonic an, Inn einen 8erbano Der
ielben 81 griinoen. @ir baben nidts
odgegen uno perben nns freuert,
nniere aollegett bier begriiBen 81
font1en. Iber slt oen oeutl6=tera-
niifen Sournalilten Gereinen 6a-
ben mir fein @ertrauen, Sis iebt
bat nod feitter @rfolg uro 8eIto1io
gebabt. 8ir baben oeren l6on NET
rere fomn1en nno bereeben Ieben.
Na6itebenoe Serren lino Sic
geamten nno 9ireftoren oes Gan
Mntonio Silrnpereins: gralieeu1,
eouis Selermar1n; 8ice-8raiioci1t.
5rit 8feiffer; Sefretar, 81. b. SsseB;
S6atneiiter, 81. 6. &ifep; Direfto-
rem: @nton @loedner, s. 81. Senti-
man, Geo. Sutb, @rtbur Sepe, Bouts
Senermann, Geo. @. SnntreB IT,.
q. b. Seb, @m aeGer. Gus. Sod,
9. q. 2owtber, Srib 8feiffer, 81.
8. Slider uno 8. &. @atcrg.
Sreo Summert bat in <Der
Sitrnbaae SIT gbren Der ausgeidie-
oenen nno Der ileitertpdblten Diref-
loren beg Surnbereins am Montoa
aberro ein fleines @onfett peronItal-
tet. Siinlmert mar orei germine
bintereinanoer Graiioent oes Ser
ems.
8enn Elm Mmt einsebt, I uei.
nic Sflidfen oeilelben ainem Ser
neil II aommiiiare iibertraaen r:r-I
Den, 10 tit es ooh nidt rlotis, 81 ie,
ELL nelles Mntt 81 idaffen, saa.;i
nm ia nidts geipnrt miro. gs mllb
aan5 intereiian. ieir, einlaaf cine
: lff oler Staotbeamtet liro Mngc-
,tSpien 81 erDalten 8ie oiele oarol. |
iberfliiiiig fem!
Sonis Woglia, gieentiimer oes
@anner Soloon, gfe BON Santa Mo-
ia nno 9oloroia Strabe, lit Dor
gSletder @ap, gei6oiien uno gefaar-
lif perlebt fporoen. @ap mill in
SclbltDerteioigung gebanbelt baden.
Moalia itebt i'm Sitter BON Ga Sab
rem, @ap lit 43 Sabre off.
9ie @erbanolung beg Safes
segen Mrs. Warp &opfins lit alif
zen 26. Sui berlhoben tporoen.
Ger Spielplat Ser Naporro
Sdnlle, Ode Gecos nno San Ser
ranoo StraBe, lit am Montag err
offnet tporoen.
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8 { : q 5.

- Sn iebr perniinftiger @eiie
nuBerte lih @onperneur Sergulon
ilber Die oeutide Note. vgead mel
ner Meinung", fagte er, lift 9eltIA=
lambs Note iebr entgegenfommcro
nno gereht. Inter feinelu ltmIfdn-
ben ioute iie gum @runo n~ngefpobn=
llid)el 8orgebens bon Seitel unIe-
Ter 3egierung gerloft meroen
Imerifa BARI nift ~pergeiIen, 6ob
3tpci Tarteien iih in Dem europai-
lden ariea geaeniiberlteben uno
naB beioe .Yarteien 5rennoe ser
Ser. Staaten fino. Oie 8eIhr1n-
funa nelde england ser amerifa-
niiden Shifffabrt auferlegt, be,
oeltet ull8tueifelbaft groBe @erlufte
uno bel ltnbeil fir ben liiolidcil
Gottonpflan5er. Oesbalb uollen
mir boffenz oaB unlere Megieruna
nifts tun miro, bas unler fremoes
a~biabgebiet ruinieren fonnte Ii. iltis
Dor alien ni6t in einen &onflifI
Drfpldelt, Der MIR auf eingebiloeteI
unreht berubt."
Sic n8up it maoe in Eeras
Mhociation" (fanft in 9eras al,ge
fertiste uno proou5ierte MrtifeD ia.
iid NIT Der G~rtudblung Der folaen
Den geamteit orgamiiiert: grdlient
Sobn s.. Sbelton, Sort 0ortf
j 8ice-Erdii0ent, 90. e. glorioge
Sngerlan6; 2. 8ice-ErGiioent, Sen
nett Smitb, Sempfe; 3. 8ice-Braii
Dent, gomaro Cunningham, 8rioee
port; Sf)abmeiiter, u. s. 8octb
auitin; Sefretdr, Sobn 81. 2unsforo
Muitin. Die nadlte 8eriamndun.
finoet in bier @ofen in goGas 1tatt
.l0as Sauptquartier Der I~iiociotioi
lit tempordr in Sort 8ortb croft
net poroen.
h Ser gutmiitige Suerta. CT
Braiioent Suerta, Der i'm @ef1ng
) mis- 81 @l 8oio oole 8epegungs
. freibeit genoB, intereiiierte Iib leb
haft iiir Ane, Ole nit ibm i'm @e
fdngnis iaBen. or iprad nit ibnel
auf ieinen 8unoedngen uno unter
belt iid babel auh ldltaere 3el
NIT Der Mirs. Igres Srnter, bi
pegen @ereiftung ibrer 8ohter L
bcnsl1nglih nerlirteilt lit. 0as Gf
fdid Der @efougenen. beren ipe3iel
: Den 6aa er fennen au Iernen iuhtt
/. riibrte i'm lebtbin 0ermaBen. oa
4 CT 5000 ~itiftete 5um @nfouf p9
Gigarren, GanOp. Obft uno sur Ser
teilung unter iie, nobel Mrs. 81
& nler nod $50 ertra erbielt fir q
Z tpnige 8eoiirfniife.
i - Ger Staats : &omptroller fir
/ oiat an. onB Ser @ert oes fteiel
I pflidtigen giaeutums. 10 meit Fl,
!. bis iebt iiberbliden ldBt, fid in BIZ
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Santa Clara, 2afitte urlo Bl1m @tf.,
Die na6 ibrem Sra6toepot fiibren.
gepflaitert tperoen. Inf Intrag BON
Stcms intro oas Mneebot Ser Mlan:o
Sron 8orfs 1900 SUB Spland
fir $0O0C al liefert1, ongertont a,cn.
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Sr. .. Seller, 3abnar5t 305 gro-
oD-@ebatoe. @uttaper6a : platten,
Bor3elan : Siilungen ginlagcn urh
@mctine in Bborrbea cine Spe5iali-
tat.
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Die Doftoren @enabie, GINNING
bam, Gmitb, 2arseu unb Sifeiien
boben am 3. SiiIi ibre Sfficen mad;
Sen 8immern 7t3-7tS. Gibbs sc.
bGuoe berIegt Gel. grodett 673.
(Hnseine.)
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Ban GrIaa6nisIdleine.

ssrnn Bertha Gtumberg. @eIhdftss
bois, @eStsg Commerce Ctr; $4,000.
Srau @ernette, 9ad. 0oro Gan GU
ba Ctr; 500.
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Gan antonip, beute. 7A Gents.
@alpeiton, eeftern. $50 Gents.
SUPERINTENDENT
San amtunio, Seq, Is. Suli- -1a15,
Grtma CRUDE Cotton Gee0 Oil, 36E
Gents per 3nIlone.
giem gprf, 10. ssuli. SPOT S5.95,
nno $6.10; Snli, 5000 ltno sS6.O7. au~
quit. 1907 nnb $6.O8: Geptember..
$6.17 un6 $6.18; Sftnber, $500 utlo.
1922, Nopember, $500 uno S6.25:
9e5ember. 1924 uno 1925, csanaor,
-$6.28 uno $3.50; Sebsiar, 1929 unos
Sarm-H robnftr.
Gan Nntonio, Seq. ID. SuIit 1915,
gattsr 17e per 8flaA
9iibner ......... Toe: u. III par Bfos
Snrtegs ......... lac per Bfiuo
8ei5en. ...... .st.03A per Maifhei
&orn ...,........ Soc Der gufhtf
Safer 80. ....... Alt per Mufnef
aen ....$a.oo per Some
Wemiiie.
9artqffeln. geue. $1.75 u. st.sS PER
8uiheI..
Badsbobnea, per gH}de4~ $4,000
eriine gobnen. $500. -
Somaten. Segas. A a5rbe. soc nnb
IS Gents.
SuBe 9artoffeln. 2ouiiiano. $1.75.
3ipfebeln, Serns Bermioa9. $500 pet
Graie; 8ag. $1.25.
YeterfiIie. soc per 1ko. sWiiabel.
@ransr gfeffer, sesaa. 65e nno 75e
per 3orb.
aobl. $500 per, grate.
Gmttelonpes. Segas. Toe per Crate.
Naoieshen. Doc il a5e fir Elm 9to.<
BiiuoeI.
@urfen, Cal. $3.50 per grofe: seSas
@quaib. SOC uno Toe fir guiheI.
Selerie. $3.50 per Crate.
! california, 1925 per Crate.
Reerrettigs Bur5eln, per Rfo. 12Ee.
&~opfialat. $3.50 per grote.
geeten, 40c per 9bS. s8iinoel.
Sfra, $3.50 fir elm 4uidel.
@elbe 8iiben. Doc per 9ueene'
| 8iinSeI.
gierpflansen. sa.25 per gnihe!.
Sbinat. dc Der Efunb.
@ieb-Marft.
San antonio, Ser, 10. Sutt 1915
SdIen $500 bis So &.
&iihe $3.50 Bis 5000.
&dlber $500 bis $500.
8uneu 1926 Bis $40.
ct. Qouis, 10. Snli 1915. - Iinos
bieh. Seras Iieb, $525 Biz $685..
9dtpeine $3.50 bis $3.50.
S6mte.
Ghipere bonn GhTnffer .....22 CITE.
Qeihte bonn @hIadter 90 gfs.
@riin eeiaIaene ......,..,13h ets.
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tgnseiae.)

Gas @etpiiIen lit Der einsig
Spiead. Der weoer betriibt, nod
|fdmeidelt.
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shbner,au,e. SI5he. g~Iaebmos, mites.

ShhnerlanIe. 5I5he, gIaebnes, Mites.
Moafes. ImeiIen. 8ctten u1o tire 8rpt
fefort oet6tct nit 50. & 8 Grtermiun.
tor" herqe'teut in Gon GntontJ uno 90
r~nntiert. Gropu Chemical Co., 1909
Glib : Stores Ctr, Sci grpdett 1902.
gfelfes f549.
@er leinen BerItono INNER
i'm Munoe fiibrt, BOT i'm ielten i'm
@ebirn.
Mit gittem @ilen fam man
lhnn melt fommen, ober nit guten
MitteIu nod better.
Men 6os glenb ber6irbt. ben
peroirM oud Der tleber6ruB.
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Bodies of Fourteen Men
Removed From Mine After
Explosion; More Buried
By Associated Press

Boomer, w. Va, Dec. 1.-The bod
les of fourteen miners who lost their
lives in mine No. 2 of the Boomer Coal
and Coke Company by an explosion OF
a blowout shot which yesterday at
noon imperiled 800 men were brought
to the surface this morning and taken
to the temporary morgue nearby.
Soon afterward rescue party ap-
peared with five other men who had
been buried far under ground, and
who, though still alive, were in crit
ical condition. They were hurriedly
taken to the hospital in the hope that
prompt treatment might save their
lives.
Other parties who had been search
ing the workings during the night
came out with the report that thew
had been unable to locate any of the
five or six miners still missing, and
their places were at once taken by
fresh volunteers. all of whom are
working under the direction of the
State mine inspectors and engineers
from the Bureau of Mines.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-01
NEW WALNUT ST.
VIADUCT PLANS
WILL COST $4OO
Engineer Offers TO Make Salts
factory Drawings to Save
Expense

Harrisburg will not be put to the eX.
pense of $4,000 or $4,000 for prepar.
alton of plans and specifications fol-
the proposed 100000 bridge across
the Pennsylvania tracks at Walnut
Istreet
The ordinance which City Commits.
sioner Harry f. Bowman will intro
duce in City Council next Tuesday. will
provide, it is understood, for an ex.
penditure of but $500 for the drawing
of tentative plans.
The proposed drawings will not be
workable designs, it is said. but will
show the height of the arches, the
carrying capacity, grades, dimensions
etc, in such form as VIII give the
Public Service Commission ample data
upon which to consider the question OF
approval or disapproval.
The offer of an engineer to prepare
the data and drawings for S400 to be
paid conditionally upon the accept
ance of his plans by the City Council
city Planning Commission and the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, it is
understood has made 1t possible for
the commissioners to go ahead with
the offer of the ordinance.
The question of what might prove
u useless outlay of money for prepar-
alton of plans, which has been agitat-
ing Council for some time and, it is
said, led to the delay in the introduc-
tion of the ordinance this week. The
construction OF the proposed bridge
will have to be approved by the Pub
lie Service Commission because it has
jurisdiction over the right of way of
the railroad company. The only way
Council can bring the subject legally
before the Commission is to adopt an
ordinance authorizing the making of
plans.
Inquiry developed the fact that
complete working plans and specifi-
cations would cost from $4,000 to $1O,-
900. The prevailing opinion in city
circles is that the Service body will re-
fuse to approve any plans to cross the
Pennsy tracks at Walnut street and
this made Council very dubious as to
the wisdom of eXpending so much for
plans that would be useless. The offer
to make satisfactory drawings for $4O0
solved the problem. f
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-01
GOVERNOR NAMES
10 REFEREES FOR
COMPENSATION
They Will Be Assigned to Dis
tricts by the State Board
Soon

Governor Brumbaugh to-day an
nounced the appointments of the ten
workmen's compensation referees and
filled number of other positions in
the State workmen's compensation
system as well as the vacancies in the
State Water Supply Commission and
State Board of Education.
The ten referees will be summoned
here for conference with the Com
pensation Board in a few days and
will be assigned to their districts by
the Board. The appointments are as
follows:
w. b. Scott, attorney-at-law, Phila-
delphia.
Jacob Snyder, boiler inspector
Roaring Spring, Blair county.
l.. e. Christley, attorney-at-Iaw
specializing in business law, Butler.
Paul Houck, clerk to county COM
missioners of Schuylkill and former
legislator, Shenandoah
Thomas ]. Dunn, safety expert and
liability adjuster, Pittsburgh.
w. w. Champion. attorney-at law
and formerly engaged in teaching and
numbering, Williamsport.
George w. Beamer, attorney-at-law,
scranton.
George C. Klauder, Bala, Mont
gomery county
E. K. Saylor, superintendent water
works and former factory inspector,
Lancaster
Charles H. Young, attorney-at-law,
New Castle.
II. C. Huber, attorney-at-law,
scranton, was appointed assistant
counsel to the Compensation Board.
Harry Myers, chief of police of Nc
Keesport, and J. B. Means. former
register of wills and businessman of
Brookville, Jefferson county, were an
pointed chief clerks in the Compensa-
ton Bureau.
The Governor also announced the
appointment of Oliver S. Kelsey. Lock
Haven, former member of the I,egis-
lature and businessman, to be a mem
Der of the State Water Supply Com
mission to succeed B. F. Focht. Con-
-elect, resigned.
Dr. John p. CARRIER, superintendent
OF Philadelphia schools, was appointed
TO succeed the late DR.. w. C. Jacobs
philadelphia, as a member of the
State Board of Education,
Miss Helen Glenn, Franklin Ve-
mango county, was appointed state su-
pervisor of mothers pensions under
the act of 1915.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-01
PROVIDE PLACES
FOR REPUBLICANS
Readjusting Committees; SEN
ate Democrats Wrestle With
Cloture Problem

Washington, d. g., Dec. 1.-Senate
Democrats wrestled further with the
problem of cloture when they resumed
their caucus to-day. At the same time
Democrats of the House ways and
means committee continued their task
OF readjusting the committees to pro-
vide places for the enlarged Repub-
ltcan minority.
The Senate caucus proceedings gave
promise OF being enlivened when
Chairman Owens. of the special rules
committee, submitted a report recon-
mending a limitation on debate.
Although Chairman Owens had ex-
pressed the belief that cloture rule
would be approved by the caucus and
later by the Senate. opposition was
considered certain from some of the
Democrats on the ground that the
question should not be made a party
issue and further that the Senate
should not bind itself with restrictions
similar to those in the House.
Because of party opposition and in
the hope of winning the support of
several progressive Republicans, cham
pions of cloture had prepared rule
limiting each senator to three hours
general debate on q given measure and
fifteen minutes on amendments. with
no extension of time except by unani-
nous consent
The reelection of Senator Clarke.
OF Arkansas. President pro tempore
Of the Senate apparently was assured
despite opposition because of his re-
volt last session against the ship pur-
chase bill. A vice-chairman of the
caucus also was to be chosen The
names of Senators Pomerene, of Ohio.
and Lewis had been mentioned for the
place.
While the ways and means commit
tee has not half completed it's work,
Chairman Kitchen said he expected to
finish by Friday. The work must be
done in time for the House Democratic
caucus Saturday night