The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08


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CITY on October 4 and refused "a accept
their chiefs Resignation. Al ecuver-
ton of the party held a Axuss Calientss
on October il csrranra again presented
his resignatton ana a few days later villa
promised 10 suppost a provisional xress-
dent named by the Convention. Al that.
Gen. Ft,ial,o GUTIERREZ Vas snpolntsla hy
the convention. hut cnrranra rvfssed 10
recosni.. him Tn. nevr nye.id~nt an.
-qsa,-t,,ss ytsts retuy,a nf.,. m, sfstf If I'm
government forces ara ora~yeA Min "a
proceed Al anr. Arafat caYran.n. A
villa and Ma rssr nesrrd the cap.tal
Csrtsnxa ana Ms sold,er. withdrew.
On November ~ the Amcrtcas forces
were withdrawn from Vera Crux ana
| aeon afterward carranxa ana HIN fellow
ers took pcssessson OF tho seaport. villa
and Zapata united IN supp1rt OF che
Gutierrez interests, ana the pfuspecf OF
peace In the Immediate future Ia far from
| encouraging
On December is. snes United States
\ troops were sent TO Naco to stop continued
! firing by the Mexican factions into United
States territory. The struggle between
the combatsnts In northern Mexico con-
tinuas unshated
Longest Congressional Session.
Thu nrxt regular ..s.,on ~ ,hs 6ixty-
| third congress- was the ionsrst stn~s that
great iaw.mskins bcdy earn. int sxist.
enc.--from neeensh.r fsIa a. oc,nh<r
"a, 1914 AFTER the holiday rscess both
branches were addressed by President
Wilson upon the regulation Of corpora
| tons In his address the president recon.
| inendcd the formation OF a trade commits
s.on. q. doing away with interlocking d.
rsctorates and holding cot;psniea, and an
antitrust law. On January u the senate
| passed q btu authorizing the government
to construct d railroad In Alaska. On
February Is the house passed the bill.
| During this month alxo. ths aap,inia.
tra,lon introduced = measure fn,o ho,h
houses 20 establish a rural credit sysser,
| by meanH of co-operrt,ye banks. On FNae,
ruRry . q bill was introduced into both
| branches which provided that the govern.
| ment might mine or lease on a royalty
basia certain coal lands IN Alaska
| On March g the presidant delivered an.
other address to congress- I'm the house
chamber In which he urged the repeal
| OF the provision IA the Panama Canal &C,
OF August. f9f2 exenptinx vessels on.
| eared IN coastwtse trade from the nav.
ment OF tolls, with a senate anendrnen,
10 the effect that the United States re.
linquished 70. rights under treaties with
Great Britain and with Panama, the tclis
repeal bill became law.
| On APRIL 40 the president arain as.
dressed congress. giving the facts in shs
Tamplco AFFAIR ana sskins suthority n
usc force IN eomnelilnr 4 settiement Rotl
houses passed the necessary measures
without delay. On juno the three
measures prominent In the presidents an
thrust iesisiation-the creation OF trads
commission. .hs Clayton bill. and the rail-.
road capitalization biil-were passed. but
II Was not until August that the ssnafs
adopted tho measure creating Z federal
trade commission. The Clayton afsitrus
bill did not become law until October
August I both houses unanimously
adopted an amendment 10 the federal re-
| serve act. by which the secretary Of Nh
treasury was given power 10 Issue add
tionai bank currency In such amount M
would be necessary to protect the husl