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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
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Monday, July 9Th

Special train will leave Byrd street
station $40 y. NJ. Monday. July 5th,
conrcctin gat Union Depot. Norfolk
with OCEAN VIEW EXPRESS" which
leaves from directly in front OF Union
Depot immediately upon arrival Of The
above train IN Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29

B0ARDMENACED
Insurance Company Of North
America Secures Injunction
Against Insurance Board

NurWlTHSTANDlNG Governor
~ Williams iusisteucc that the new
Insurance law was not being protested
hy the big Insurance companies oper.
utiug m the state of oklahoma. pro.
cccdiugs To prove the law invalid aud
iu restrain It's creation, the state insur.
uurr board from further activity
were started iu the district court NJ
Oklahoma county late last evening, Hs
forecast 10y The Times several DAYS
ugu and announced iu lts news col
umns exclusively Yesterday afternoon.
When m insurance law was being
framed ut the last session uf the state
legislature recommendations made by
state Insurance Commissioner A. L.
Welsh were ignored and In order to
gct him ont Of the way, impeachment
proceedings against him were brought.
Then the senate quickly put through
the hIll, known as House Bin No. 40.
creating the state Insurance board.
which was known to be hobby Of
Governor Williams.
The petition as filed attacks the
conslliutlonaliy Of The law aud the
restraining order eniolns the socalled
state Insurance board from exercising
continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
LANSING SAYS
HALT TO MEXICO.
United States VIII Tell CarTanza
That Food Cry Must
Be Met.
DECLARES FOR HUMANITY'S SAKE
Villa Elimated From Central States
Is Claim Of COnSH-
tutOnallStS
DECLARES FOR HUMANITYS SAKE

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
STOCKS RUN WILD
Y \. Exchange Experiences bay of
Excited Dealing, elimination Of
Several Months Upward Trend

NEW luRk July 20 Excited
speculation iu ln' stocks NJ rurpUm
tious beurfttmg from Europem war
orders Kept the stock market lu m
moll today Fluctuations were Wm,
aud trading was heaviest Of AMY time
during the upward movement uf tnr-,
stocks which Nn, been In ururrr,,
Tor several months Ou the floor %,
, the stock exchange crowds uf shouting
brokers were packed about the trud
ing post at which the issues concerned
are dealt 600 Uul In the first hour
alone transaction. amounted tu 53OOO
shares
The most pronounced advances wcr,
TN steel uud railway equipment shares
which wcu traded In frequently. In
blocks NJ several thousand shares
Bethlehem steel advanced q points tu
2IO CrurihIc Steel l3 II tu Is -
WcStinghousn tu ll2 II and Auls
Chalmers tu ga "a, pu new high
records NWt ether stocks reached
the highest urIurs NJ the year or more
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
EXPERT'S STORY
BADLY RIDDLED
Attorney General Makes Boomer
ang Out Of Comparison Ad-
vanCed By Katy S tatlStiCian

n TrENlrTS TO Justify the engine ton
"A mileage theory cau,ed h. ". Pea
body stutisticinu for the katy, much
discomfort Thursday morning while be-
was being rruss.eNumiucd hy Attorney
General Freezing IN the ulruad rate
case. The subject under discussion
was the cost uf ballast. and It's np.
portionment between state freight and
passenger service, un the engine ton
mileage hnsls This theory takes only
into consideration the weight aud
speed NJ the engine, aud does not CON
slider the rest Of the trains wear aud
tear ou the track aud right of way.
When asked II he considered this
method NJ determining the wear and
tear ON right " way wns fair. Mr..
Peabody stated TINT he Thought 1t wns
adding Il view II much IN the same
way ~ ! do the grucers delivery hoy
aud his basket The hoy does the
work, the basket s an incident.
Then flushed back the attorney gent
erul The same principle would an.
ply to horse and wagon would IL
nOt2 The speed and the weight nf
the horse would determine the service
of the wngunl or would the amount
of food consumed by the horse de
trrmlnc the service done hy both horse
aud wagon TO this the witness rn
piled that he stin believed the horse
did the work nud that the costs erIs
ing out ~ this service should N,
charged 10 him Anyway" said m,
attorney general "Nuu do not 90 no
hind the horse IN the division NJ hnllnsI
costs, that is, You stop nj the envlpeq'
THIS assumption the witness declared
was correct.
Continuing his attack upon the on
glnc tom mileage theory the attorney
general asked mo mattcr II A freight
train did ten times the domnge 4,
the track that passenger trnin dIl
ana necessltuted spending ten time,
the money for repairs, you stIn think
the damage ought 10 be- figured from
the engine alone, do youY This as
sumption the witness would not suh
scribe 10. hut replied that he thought
the theory was correct. Don't Won
Know that when your line from here
IContinuod on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
MUST ANSWER
UGLY CHARGE
Georgia Rose, DaShing Widow,
Jumps From Buggy and AC-
CuSeS Hugo Man.

HUGU July ~ Arrested. lbrra
IL ted ou bond W $1,000 ". H.
nnrrough one NJ the most prominent
uf llugus business men, is awaiting
hearing next week on the charge
uf offering insult to Mrs t. H. Dean.
widow. handsome brunette and said to
be- possessed Of considerable means.
who came here from Tampa Fla but
r'vr lIuNlry Gn. us her former home.
I'm Information filed with the cuun.
ty attorney the woman alleges that
while driving with purrough north
NJ town Friday afternoon. fur the pur
pose of viewing Some hand which she
contemplated purchasing hr msultcd
her and attempted nu assault The
complaint WIS slgucd by Mrs Dean.
n W Nukcrm uud Mrs Jim Col.
Her. hut the arrest was not mudr uu.
tll the woman underwent O vigorous
quiz
narrnuCh makes flat denial NJ the
accusation hut admits that the woman
dll quit MI, buggy when he asked her
after q rather suggestive remark by
Continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
CARRIC0 PANS
PHONE SERVICE
Says HE Could Not Get Central 10
Notify Department That House Was
ON tire-lOSS $1,000

THE home ~ A. +. Carrico ut "ll
East Ninth street was partially dc
stroycd hy fire shortly after % o.rIorl,
this morning The damage to the
building amounted 20 about $500 and
the furniture loss is estimated at $500
Both are covered by Insurance. The
fire Us Thought tu have originated On
the electric fuse bon. The building
wa, owned hy r. A. Husiugrr
Mr. Curriro severely rrusurpi the
telephone company Tor the slovurss
of their service when he discovered
that the house was Attire lie was mr
able 90 get un operator un the wire.
and the rull vus finally made from "a
nelghhurs, several minutes pHpsIug
before central could Dee gotten. The
fire had gained considerable head
WAY before the department arrived
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
QUIET PRECEBES
WAR HURRICANE
Operations on Eastern Battle
Front Pause TO Allow Re-
alignmentS

r uNuUN July 80 1855 a. m
~ Except from SobuN Galru
where rnc Russians claim. by counter
orfru-jyc to hme thrown back tine
Au,lrollmgarlms ncro,, the Dulr.lrr
river little definite news reached Ion
don this morning from the eastern
battle front
The exact status NJ the operations
ou the eastern front Is proving a Irz
/ Ilr tu students NJ the Warsaw cam
pnign. even retrorrud being uuccr
tain whether the vast operations be-
/ tween the Rug aud the Nistuln river,
mark the crisis " the battle. or only
a pause TO allow one side or the other
/ tu draw breath ur rrarrugc it'
forces
The German eudcayor tp capture
/ Warsaw, pushed forward with u0tuhl,
energy for period cuvcrlu, NOR,
than two weeks, had NOT made amy
material progress since last Tuesday
according tu reports coming IRON
rulrurrud London and BERLIN ON On,
contrary the Russian authorities %
their latest official announcement re-
itrratc their claims that the German
advance movements iusthr direction %
the Polish capital have been .hcrkr,
and they specify when and where
The HrrIiu announcements du not di.
rutD ppfruprud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
MISS VANDERBILT RuPTURES
BLOOD VESSEL IN PLUNGE

ASUEvUIE N q. July % Miss
Cornellu Vanderbilt the Young daugh
ter of the late George W Vanderbilt
tolny was said tu Dee resting rumfortn.
bly, following un operation last night
for q rupturrd blood vessel She wus
swimming late yesterday lu q lake ON
the Rlltmurc estate and ln making a
sudden plunge rpturcd @ blood yy,.
eel An operation was necessary to
stop the flow " blood.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
COTTON OIL RATE
UNREASONABLE
Interstate Commerce Commission sit.
ting In Il. {. IIecds Protest Of okla.
hOma Seed Men

WASHINGTON July 20 Rates of
the Missouri Kansas and Texas and
other railroads ou cotton seed OH from
producing points I'm oklahoma. Kan.
sus City Mo. and rates ON cotton
seed cubc and meal aud hulls from
the same producing points tu points
In Kansas Missouri Colorado. Nc.
hwskn aud ohio were found to bc
unreasonable today 10y the interstate
commerce commission ou complaint uf
the OEluhomu Cotton Seed Crusher.
association.
The commission set October A as
% dotc m hearing ut Kaums City uu
lower rates On these articles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
IMPORTS ARE TIED UP
English Order FOrbidding Trade With
Austria and Germany Withholds 1850
Million nj Rotterdam

WASHINGTON, July 20-Gools
consigned To American citizens valued
at Sl50OOO,OOO, are living on the docks
NJ Rotterdam Holland, held up by the
llrltish order In council forhiddlng all
commerce with Germany or Austria.
Much NJ the merchandise ~ Of Ger.
man origin aud cunnot be- moved pend
Ing the result Of the llrltishAmeri
nu negotiations over the ordering
council Some NJ the shipments
however, are " Belgian origin and
efforts up heing made with the un.
9fficla aid ~ state department off.
Halls to obtain safe conduct for this
POrtlOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
BOSTON HAS \ MACHINISTS
STRIKE IN MUNITIONS FACTORY

HOSTON July ~ Some GOO ma.
rhiui.i- 0ud other employees struck 10.
duy or lhu plant Of the Becker Milling
Machine company Cor increased vugp,
The puni hu. been operating night and
day filling orders for machine used iu
the preparation " war materials.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
X. c. GRAPHING WITH
ALLEGED BLACK HAND PLOT

KANSAS CITY. July 20 Six mop
names making total of ~. were
added today 10 the list NJ men under
arrest here In connection with the al.
legged black hand plots by which
wealthy shopkccpcrs cmlm To have
lost many thousands nj lollnr, IN the
last year The arrested men nrr an
natives Of Southern Italy az were
most Of their victims.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
CHANCELLOR HAS
CALLED GERARD
Won Bethmann- HOllweg, Alter
Talk With Emperor, Sends
For u. S. Minister

n EULIN July - Dr Throhold
~ Won Hpumoun.Honwcg, German
Imperial chancellor who returned tu
the cupiuD Yesterday from visit IN
the army headquarters In the field.
where he talked with Emperor WI
liam today sent for James W. Grrard
the American ambassador to Gcrmuuy
The conference between the Amrrl
can ambassador aud the German chan
ccllor is expected To have an mpor
taut hearing on the future develop.
mcnt IN the rontions between Ger.
many uud the United States
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
$50, 100000, PENSIONS
Germany Has Expended That sum foe
support Of Soldiers Families In
Berlin Alone

BERLIN, July 20 More than twice
as many soldiers families In Berlin
are receiving public support today
than In August the number being l4l..
$50 against 02OsO In August The sum
pnid out however had almost quad.
rupled. Il WIS Sl236,OOO IN June,
compared with S320OOO IN the first
mouth NJ the war In addition to this
S215O0O was paid out for rent allow
anccs, It sum nearly double that paid
In March, aud almost 80 per cent more
than the May allowances A total N
5000 OO0 has been paid out sincs
the beginning II the war Tor the care
of the families left behind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29

PARIS, July l2-tS;2O IT, ml.
The first five months of the gtant war
cost Frnucr eNuctly O.O48 OOO 600
trancs This Is shown by the report
NJ the budget committee ON supple
mentury military aud naval credits
Just Issued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
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4 lhANl N Y, July % Cover
1 n nor Whitman and Major Moore.
hi, military secretary LETT Albany this
morning hy automobile for Camp
Whitman near Fl,hkIll, 10 review the
state troops Bcfurp leaving Governor
Whitman received telegram from
Mrs Becker asking Tor an interview
Tie replied he was compelled To leave
Albany but would receive Mrs Becker
uu his return, which win be about
q 80 p m
In uo quarter is It believed that a
plea fur mercy would change the
executives attitude lie Is very pnsi
tive regarding Rockers guilt The
fact which became public after Jus.
tlco Ford handed down his decision.
that Becker md offered To plead
guilty tu second degree murder. con.
WINGED the governor of his belief
touUmcd ON Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
RECEIVER MUST
TAKE SCH0OLS?!
Dixon Case Will Be Tried on lis
Merits Before Judge Clark
Next Week
BOARD TO BE DEADLOCKEDl
Should Member Be Thrown Out
Court May Have to Take a Hand
in the Hiring Of Teachers


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
MRS. BEC4ERy
LAST APPEAL
Wife Of Man About 10 Die In
Chair ImplOreS Governor
Whitman

* Is H e y - %@ e
q NEW YORK. July ~ The \
e sole hope of saving Charles \
y Becker from dying In the ylr,.
y tric chair ut Sling Sing prison Z
y tomorrow morning lies n Guy
+ eruor Whitman Counsel FOR
4 the condemned man announced
# toduy that they had abandoned 4
y the idea Of appealing 10 Judge 4
= Hogan ot the court ~ appeals !
y at Syracuse Tor a stay of cA-
* ccutiuu 4
X
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
OTHER RBOATS TO
COME OFF LAKES
U. S. District Attorney Hints That
EaStland Inquiry May
Reach Far
EANTINND TOLL
--latest r,timatp

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The Coconino sun., 1915-10-15
THE "CAvAL|ERS' PLEASE
 APPREC|AT|vE AUDIENCE

On Monday evening, Oct. II, the Northern Arizona Normal Entertain ment Course opened with an enter tainment by the Cavaliers, company consisting of seven members, six so loists and pianist, all of whom dis played excellent ability and skill.
 The program was divided into two parts, the first part opening with the Pilgrims Chorus from Tannhauser, sung by the entire company. Among other numbers greatly enjoyed were the Barcarolle from the Love Tales of Hoffman, the Sextet from Rigoletto, and the old southern Melody, Ken lucky Babe. The rendering of the vocal solos, One Fine Day from Ma dame Butterfly, and Laddie, Scotch song, and the piano solo, the Sextet from Lucia de Lammermoor arranged for the left hand, also drew forth much applause.
 In the second part of the program, the players appeared in Cavalier cos tunes. The first number was the minuet, presented by four of the com pany and displaying all the grace and beauty of the Cavalier age. This was followed by various selections from the best Operas, including the Anvil Chorus from El Trovatore. The pro- gram closed with entire company singing "The Merry Month of May
 This entertainment, being the first of the course, was of very high character and greatly enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience, and it gives promise that the remaining numbers of the course will be well worth attending. The hall on Monday evening was we'll filled, and we are sure that everyone was we'll pleased, and it is hoped that the next enter tainment will be attended by even a larger number.--The Pine.
The Coconino sun., 1915-10-15
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 PLAY COLUMBUS DAY

"A Box of Monkeys given at the Majestic Tuesday night under the aus pices of the local Knights of Colum- bus council, drew good big house. The "box of monkeys" was turned loose on the audience with telling effect by a bunch of local talent stage favorites.
 Included in the box of monkeys were the following:
 Edward Ralston, prominent young American, half owner of Sierra Gold Mine-Jos. B. Rickel.
 Chauncey Oglethorpe, his partner second son of Lord Dancaster-Clar- ence T. Pulliam.
 Mrs. Ondego Jhones, an admirer of rank-Mary A. Coulson.
 Sierra Bengaline, her niece, a prai. rie rose---Mary R. Hanley.
The Coconino sun., 1915-10-15
Hayrah Hubbard Coming

Havrah Hubbard, who has become known as "The Opera Talk Man" and who comes with the Boston pianist, Wells Weston, for a Hubbard Opera Talk in Emerson hall next Monday evening ta 500 o'clock, was for many years musical editor of the Chicago Tribune and as such won place for himself as the most eminent music critic in the West and one of the ablest in the entire country. He is also editor and chief of the American History and Encyclopedia of Music the most valuable work on musical history and art that has been prod uced since Groves Dictionary of Mu- sicians appeared. Mir. Hubbard comes therefore as one who speaks of that whereof he knows, and the Opera Talks which he offers are wholly unique in character. They are not a lecture or lecture recital on music. Not long encyclopedia dissertation on music and "art" and other high flown subjects. They are a complete presentation of grand opera. Mir. Hubbard recites and enacts all of the text of the opera, representing all the different characters. Mir. Weston plays the music of all the important parts of the score upon the piano and Mir. Hubbard recites the words to the musical numbers just as though he were singing them. The result is a complete entertainment-one which every one can enjoy be he musical or not, and one which is absolutely unique and thoroughly delightful. The opera chosen for Monday nights, talk is Wagner's "Tanhauser." Reserved seats will'be on sale at Marlar's Drug Store, Friday, October 18th. General admission, 75 cents. Admission for students of the Normal school, Emer- son school and the Parochial school 35 cents.
The Coconino sun., 1915-10-15
SOCIAL NOTES OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Honn Entertains Normal
 Faculty

Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Honn delight fully entertained on Friday evening, honoring tht members of the Faculty of the Norma, school.
 A pleasing feature of the evening were the toasts to the ladies, the gen. tlemen, and to the babies which were given in original verse by various members.
 In a clever speech Prof. Lathrop, on behalf of the Faculty presented Mir. and Mrs. Honn with beautiful serving table for their new home.
 At 10:30 a tempting lunch was greatly enjoyed and the guests left with memories of a pleasant occasion