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The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
Special to The Times B. Associated Press.

BUDAPEST, Oct. 5-The government has ordered all factories Hungary which cotton and manufacture fabrics and textiles dscontue the of it, and turn over all their supplies of the staple to the government to be used m manufacture of gunpowder All their stocks are today being surrendered the government details of soldiers erinendng the removal to the arenas and intuition works death blow to of the important industries of the country and meeting with bitter though secret and
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
Volunteers Refuse to Respond to Call.

BASEL Oct 5-The recent call for volunteers issued by the government for the purpose of increasing the army num- bers to 600O0 has proven intellectual and the number of recruits responding has been exceedingly disappointing to the The matter of compulsory enlistment for the pur of bringing the army sufficient strength meet what ever requirements might develop during the present strained condition in Europe being seriously considered by the ernmen and bill to that may be drawn up.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
B| G 1 l \ N H AS BEEN FLOATED
 BY BANKERS

NEW YORK, Aug, 5-J. P. Morgan, the head of the financial syndicate which is handling the floating of half billion dollar loan to England and France announced today that the loan had been successfully placed, and that the subscription books would be closed tomorrow. It is reported that John D. Rockefellerd took ten millions of the bonds.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
29 MILES RO AD
 COMPLETED AT ANCHORAGE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-Secretary Lane announced today that the end of the first season of construction on the seen the finishing of 29 miles of rail way. This stretch is completed out of Anchorage at the head of Cook Inlet.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05

many of the diplomats here that the people of the country will not fight, tho commanded to do The sympathy of the of the people with the ae and should the government openly align itself with the central powers it is
 felt that the Bugaans will refuse take their against
 the Serbans Large orc of allied and Greek troops ready
 the defense of Serbia immediately that Bulgaria starts hostiltes.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
German Claim Have Regained Some Trenches.

BERLIN, Oct 5-The office issued official an stating that the German troops in northern France had succeeded in wrestling back o the en che captured by the British north of Loos The statement ad med that near Gvenchy the French pressing forward strongly and had compelled the Teutons to evacuae portion of trench.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
Germnay's Note on Arabic is Unsatisfactory

WASHINGTON Oct. 5-The feeling here over the new German note on the Arabic disaster is o entire dissas faction of failure Germany to avoid by facts the showing made by the United States that the submarine commander was at fault in torpeodng the vessel and still despite this failure to meet the facts German asks that the guilt of the commander be submitted to arbitration
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
ATTENDANCE
American

NationaI- American--
 Games
 1903 Pittsburg vs Boston 8 ....100,429 1906 New York ys Phila. .... 91,723 1906 Chicago vs Chicago 6 .... 99,845 1907 Chicago vs Detroit .... 78,06S 1908 Chicago vs Detroit , .... 62,232 1909 Pittsb. vs Detroit ....145, ,295 1910 Chicago vs Phila. , ....124,222 1911 New York vs Phila. 6 ....179,851 1912 N. Y. ys Boston 8 ..25l ,9Ol 1913 New York vs Phla. ....150, ,992 1914 Boston vs Phila. 4 ....111,OO9
 Totals GA 1,395,567
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
Kitchener Guarantees to Whip Germany,

LONDON, Oct 5-Lord Kitchner told deputation of labor leaders today that he would guarantee to whip the Ger mans and hold tn ewar hollow of his hand the and munitions were forthcoming fight the enemy along the lines he wished
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-President Wilson has accepted the invitation of the National Baseball Commission to atten the second game of the Worlds Series Championship battles, which
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05

SOFIA Oct 5-The Bulgarian government today issued official denial of the statements sent out to the effect that German officers had into Bulgaria in large numbers and had conferred with the Bulgarian staff plan of campaign against Serbia and that Germans taking command of the Bulgarian The also denied that the leu nations supplying the funds Bulgaria for financing a war against the allies
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
BUL LGARIA IS MOB0LIZING TROOPS

dered its minister Bulgaria to leave Sofia today unless the Bulgarian government openly breaks with Austria and Ger and steps taken to remove from the control of the army and send away the Teuon military officials looking after Bugaras military affairs No representative measures being taken will be taken against the Bulgarian subjects within the Russian borers and the Bulgarian minister at Perograd will be expelled Russia still has hopes that the people of Bulgaria will realize the danger of King Leopods policy.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05

SOFIA, Oct 5Mainoff the head of the political party in
 the Bulgarian Cones known the Democrats has been select conference of all parties the nation to represent Bull gaa and treat with the allies what Bulgaria would be of fered if she oud remain neutral in the present conflict Ac crng agreement entered into Mano las been full liberty of action and what decision he to will be supported by all of the opposition parties
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
No Details of Fighting on Western Front.

PARIS Oct 5--The war office issued official communi que today with little details of the fighting the western front but stating that of the allies north of Arras in the direction of Lille, being continued
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
Russians Have Assumed Offensive.

LONDON Oct 5Advices from the eastern front tend to show that the Russians have taken the initiative along most o the front and that other places the Teuon have been cessfully checked
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05

RONE Oct 5-Tt is reported here that two powerful Rns- squadrons have appeared off the Bulgarian port of Var
 Black Sea- The ships heavily armed and cleared for action probably intended to impress Bulgaria with the immediate fruits declaration of against the allies
 LONDON Oct. Notwithstanding the hostile attitude being taken by the of Bulgaria towards Serbia
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
Special to The Times By Associated Press

ATHENS Oct. 5The concentration of Bulgaria army of 350000 the Greek frontier has commenced and is taken for granted that Bulgaria definitely committed to against Greece The official organ of the government nounced yesterday that the French had landed large bodies of troops Saonok who would assist the Greeks repusng any It accepted here that Greece has undoubtedly gone to the allies, and will participate in the conflict against Bulgaria and the Central powers.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05
MORE SLIDES IN
 GOLD HILL IN :. THE CANAL.

WASHINGTON, Oct 5-The gov ernment has announced that the Pan anna Canal will be closed to naviga- gation until November 1st owing to the occurrence of fresh earth slides on Gold Hill. The earth is slipping steadily, and it will be some time be- fore the disturbances ceases.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05

will be played between the Philadel- pha Nationals and the Boston Ameri- cans at Philadelphia on Saturday. A special box has been reserved for the president and his party, and the open ing exercises of the game will be ela- borated in honor of the distinguished guest. After Saturdays game the two teams will take the train for Boston, where games are scheduled for next Monday and Tuesday. A big party of Boston fans have engaged three special trains for the purpose of at tending the first two games at the Quaker City, and will bring a band with them to root for their favorites.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 5-The cham pionship in the Major Leagues have been won by Boston the American and Philadelphia 1h the NationaI League. The details of the World s Series battles have been arranged and the first game will be played at Phila- delphia next Friday. Boston is rated as the favorite in the betting although
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-05

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
GREECE FAKING
TO AID RULER
Believed Apparent Disagreement Is
Artificial TO Make II Easier for King
TO Break With Germany.

ROME. via aPris, March s.-SpecIal
dispatches to Italian newspapers from
Aliens describe the situation nj
hreece as grave. Some correspondents
think the present deadlock between
King Constantine and many OF his ad.
ylscrS, regarding his countrys inter.
vention In the war is result OF an
Agunism which had arisen between the
rlrr aud ElautheriOs Nenizelous, pre-,
mlcr In the cabinet which resigned
Saturday after It's declaration In IN.
Nor Of Joining the allies was frowned
upon by the king.
pther correspondents think the In
tcryention Of Greece on the side OF
the allies already has been agreed
upon and that the crisis now apparent
Is artificial, having been arranged 10
make It easier for King Constantine
t. decide against Germany, to which
he has felt under some obligations
for family and political reasons. The
Influence " Germany Ia supposed to
have been responsible In consider.
able measure for Greece obtaining DOS
session " Kayala and salonlkl ON the
Aegean sea at the end Of the Balkan
war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
BIG CHIEF ON
WAY TO PIUTES
General Scott With Aide and Orderly
Starts on 100 Mile Trip to See Rene
EAde Indians.

DENVER, Colo, March 81 Brig %
Gen. Hugh l.. Scott chief Of staff OF
the United States army planned early
today 10 begin l20mle overland
journey into the desert country VI
Southeastern Utah In search Of Use.
Ne-Gat Piute wanted by the federal
authorities Oh charge Of murder
Tse-Ne-Gat IL being aided In his pf
forts 10 resist capture by his father.
"Old Polk and band 0f renegade
Piutes, who are thought to be en-
trenched n few miles southwest OF
Bluff, Utah.
The purpose Of General SCOTS jour.
ney from Washington Is to seek out
the fugitives and through assurances
OF fair treatment induce the surrender
OF Use Ne Cat to the federal authorl.
ties.
General Scott left Denver yesterday
for Thompson Crossing, Utah, where
he win cross the desert. He is ac.
companied by his aide Colonel Robert
Y, l.. Niche and an orderly The first
part Of the Journey viii be made In
light wagon drawn by four army
mules. Indian guides will be secured
At Buff, Utah, and beyond that point
rough country will force the party to
travel on horseback
United States aMrshal AQulla Ne.
beker Of Utah, with posse of depu.
ties, IL at Bluff awaiting the outcome
OF General scOtt's efforts to pacify the
Indians.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
THAW'S SANITY
ISSUE In CASE
Jury Is Selected 10 Try Him for Con
SplrAey to Escape From Msttewsn
Asylum.

NEW YORK, March S.-Ftye Of the
Jurors who will try the case Of Harry
X rn.w wan. saI.o,oa ,oa.x a. Ia.
= 49,,
'nAn TWO hours' "nen court tecon
N'ned II was indicated that the Jury
box might be filled before night
In selecting the jurors, both state
aod defense showed something Of their
plans The state Indicated II would
seek Thaw's conviction for conspiracy
to escape from Mattewan on the
erdunds that although an insane man
lhaw had unimpaired capacity 10 con
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
GRANTED A NEW TRIAL
Fat Weathers. Convicted Of Attempt
to Bribe, VIII BE Tried AAgin, In.
der Decision Of Court.

Attorneys for Pat Weathers. the
architect convicted In connection with
I'd Perry IN attempting to brhe
members Of the state capitol commits.
sion, succeeded In securing a new trial
on motion presented In Judge Clark \
court this morning.
In the motion presented by At.
torneys Briggs, Twyford and Ross.
eleven grounds were brought forth In
the petition for new trial, three Of
which were taken into consideration
aud two OF which were quoted by the
court IN granting new trial. Tia,se
related 10 error Of the court 10 In.
structing the jury upon all the ma
tcrinl propositions OF law arising dur
Ing the case and IN which II was stated
that the verdict OF the said Jury was
MT sustained by sufficient evidence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
FORTUNES ARE WRONG
Frank p. Walsh Advocates Minimum
Wage Of $3.50 for UnskIlled Labor
Workers Are Cheated.

CHICAGO. March s-A minimum
wage Of $40 day for unskllled labor
was advocated by Frank p Walsh OF
Kansas City, chairman Of the United
States commission Of Industrial rela-
lions, In an address here last night be.
fore the forum Of Grace Protestant
Episcopal church, Mr.. Walsh said the
government should retake all land pro-
cured by fraud. withhold all benefits
OF the tariff from every emnloyer who
exploit children and women and prn
vents labor from organizing for its
own good
Every great fortune" Mr.. Walsh
said. is fundamental wrong He
who first gives bountimly to the Door
must have first robbed them a.plenty
Every man with fortune must at
some time have crossed the life line
ethics and of criminal law. The
root OF poverty comes because the
workers do not receive the full prod
net Of their toll"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
PROSPERITY IN PITTSBURGH
STEEL PLANT; MANY WORKING

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March g
Every department of the Homestead
works OF the Carnegie Steel company
was In operation today for the first
Time In nearly two years. Officials
declared orders lately received for
structural materials aud ship and ar.
NOR plate assumed an activity at the
piaht Tor months, one thousand men
we're put TO work yesterday and today
oders received for pipe for south.
western oil and gas fields has re-
suited In more activity at the Me.
heesport plant Of the Natioual Tube
company. II is said that open hearth
plants OF the Edgar Thompson works
also will reopen soon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
EDISON Plant BURNS
Inventor Soaked by Hose Directs Fire
men Who Save Only Building Left
From Previous Blaze.

WEST ORANGE, y. j.. March 3. -
Thomas Edison AZ work I'm his labora
tory after midnight today discovered
fire In one NJ the buildings " his
great plant here and summoned the
flremen In time TO prevent what might
have been n serious loss. The fire
almost destroyed building where the
mos valuable phOnOgraph records
were stored Most Of the records
which were in concrete vault. were
saved.
When he saw the flames. Mr.. Edl
son dnshed out Of the laboratory In
his shirt sleeves and stood outside di
rectng the firemen for some tim,
before his wife and son who arrived
from the Edison residence nearby.
could persuade him TO put on an over.
coat The inventor was soaked to the
skin by hose which twisted out of
the hands Of the fireflghters The
building burned was the only one not
touched by the conngration which
nearly wiped out the Edison plant last
DECEMBER.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Germans Stay Each Other In Panic
As french Raid Trenches In Wild Storm,

PARIS, March s.-The manner in
which furious German attack nj
Notre Dame de Lorette was trans.
formed into a defeat IN which 5000
Germans fell, Is described In the Petit
Parlslen by one Of the combatants
The Germans blew In by mines our
tlrst line " trenches" says the first
story Before the echoes Of the
explosion had died away an avalanche
" Germans poured down and forced
Me French into the second line OF
trenches after fierce hand.tohnnd
struggle The Germans suddenly
raked the trenches with two machine
guns forcing the defenders Into the
third line from which they were
forced To retire on an easily defended
position In the rear after another
bayonet battle with superior mum.
bers.
"In no way demoraliEed, our men
spent the night preparing to win back
the lost position which the Germans
strengthened with sand bags ON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08

artillery was placed In position ready
To Tire As soon M dawn broke the
8inchcrs opened with salvos The
shells burst In our old trenches pep.
pering the Germans methodically.
Then the heavy artillery Joined In de.
morallzing them. Their artillery tried
To reply and its shells exploded with
awe-insplrlng noise, but did not harm.
The din became appalling. Our
pieces fired as rapidly as they could
be loaded After hours Of this. the
guns stopped firing and our infantry
bounded forward, cruchins ON their
hands and knees. The Germans fired
yolley after vOlley, working their
quick firers feverishly, but our men
would not be denied They took the
third line hut could 60 no farther 1'hs
second line was well sand. .bagsed ssd
crammed with Germans.
"our artillery then began asain -
drop shells on the Germans ~
tConiinued on Tast rsEs.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
INSANE FROM HUNGER
Food Situation BeComes Serious in
Spain; Women Starving, browns
Children and Self.

MAnRlO, March s-Thc economic
situation hI Spain Is becoming more
serious despite effort, uf the govern
mcnt In find II solution for the dlfflcul
toes Whlrn confront the ,mutry II
b, fcurcd In some quarter, thnt cundl
lluns suuu may become -u bud that
they will lrud 10 conflict frnught with
grave consequences
Dispatches from the proyinces tell
Of numerous riots resulting from the
high cost Of food. In some interior
districts tnd In the Canary Islands the
people get food only every other dny
Many families Arr said 10 be living
on herbs aud roots
A woman, said tu have been driven
mad by prlyatiuu, drowned herself
with her children Mt LaZaretus
Fierce rlOtlng resulted mt IaCele
from the Increased price Of bread The
ciyil guHrI~ nre reported to have fired
into the crowd killing one aud
wOunding many.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
War at a Glance

Dispatches from Grpece report the
situation there as grave a. II result
of the political deadlock over the
question whether that country shall
intervene IN the war on the side ~
the allies. ~ Zaimis governor NJ the
National Bank Of Greece has not yet
shoWed any Indication u being able
~ grt together n new cabinet to sur
orcl that NJ Premier NpuiZelOS which
resigned Saturday becHu" King Con
tontinp did not approve the premier n
aggressive policy Tor participation ln
the war King Constantine Is un-
dpr,tuod 10 desire the maintenance ~
neutrality but Athens dispatches say
popular feeling Is with Mr NenizelOs.
who has declared he and his party
viii not support any new government
which may be- formed with n policy
" neutrality.
The bumbardmeht Of the Darde
uclles by the allies, which primarily
!, responsible for tho present situation
Ia Greece. has had It's effect also on
other nations London dispatches say
the Bulgarian premier has promised
statement concerning his govern
mcuts position. Public opinion In
Italy also IL aroused although there
ARE no Indication that this nation viii
change nv policy Of armed neutrality
nt this time A Paris newspaper, In
a description " a recent battle Al
NOtre Dame de- LOrettt says that the
Germans lost $500 men Although
they are said 10 have been expelled
from them In furious night battle.
The fighting IN the Carpalhians.
which for prolonged and desperate en.
counters rivals any phase of the war.
continues without 4 decisive victory
for either side. Austrian forces are
ON tbe offensive still. AL official state
ment from petrograd says. but up.
parcntly neither side has given
ground In Northern Poland the Rus.
slams stlll are pressing forward IN All
effort 10 eNpen the invaders but ap-
parently the resistance " the Ger
mans has stiffened. following their de-
feat at PrEasnyu and they are
holding their positions firmly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
WARSAW BATTLE
IS DEVELOPING
PretrOgrad and Berlin Admit
Vital Action Is Taking Place
IN The East.
GERaANS ANNOUNCE CAPTURE
Thirty Four Hundred SlaVs
Taken In Part Of De-
CiSlye Action.

LONDON, March s.-The center Of
interest Oh the eustern front again mas
shifted with the announcement from
pCtrpad that great battle l5 de
yeloping on the left bank Of the river
lstula ut point to the west aud
southwest ~ Warsaw.
II IL not yet clear, Judging from
messages reaching London, which
side has taken the offensive but IN
spired sources, both In Berlin aud Pc
trograd. have been limiting lately that
vital operations might well be expected
In this region. Messages from the
RlIssian capital have declared that the
Old field Of action In the direction of
PCsen and Silesia alone could serve
NM the decisive battle ground. Whlle
Berlin has been predicting another
brilliant action In the direction oi
Warsaw by Field Marshal Won hihd
enberg
No activity has been reported else
whore ON the eastern front, except al
RaWR. 10 the southwest Of warsaw,
where Germany army headquarters
claim the capture Of 8,lOO Russians
II is possible that this action may
he a part " the great battle when
PetrOgrad says Is underway.
There is no indication of decisive
fighting by either side on the west
front.
The attempt " the allied fleet to
force passage of the Dardenelles
has caused ferment In the near east
which has reached the proportions OF
. cabinet crisis In Greece.
No new cabinet has not yet been All
nounced and King Constantine may
have great difficulty forming gov
ernment with the popular former
Preyier Venlzelos leading the oDpoSi'
tion.
There Is no late news Of the sltnh
tion ut the Darienelles and the Brit
ish public II awaiting with keen In
terest the next step In the business
like operations marking the work Of
thp storming fleet
The release Of the American cotton
ship Pacific after several days deten-
ton at Deal. indicates that Premier
Asqulth's blockade policy has not yet
been ratified by an order In council
fContinned on TAst l'nCel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
TRIAL STARTED
AT TERRA HAUTE
Forty-eight Democrats and Progress
sives Charged With COnspirinE 10
Corrupt Elections.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March s.
Twenty eight Democratic and Progress
s,N, politicians Of Terre Haute we're
placed on trial before Federal Judge
A. b. Anderson today, charged with
consplring TO corrupt the elections In
Terre Haute last November. The
defendants and the positions they held
AT the time Of their Indictment are:
DDnn VI. Roberts, mayor OF Terre
Hautc and announced candidate for
the Democratic nomination for gov
eruor IN 0le Eli II. Redman, Judge OF
the Nlgo county circuit court Dennis
Shea, sheriff vigo county; E. L. Tai.
bott, city comptroller OF Terre Haute /;
Maurice Walsh, county sealer OF
weights and measures and treasurer
Democratic campaign committee: Har-
ry = Montgomery, president board OF
works. John NJ. Massilink, city sealer
aud former state representative; Thos.
C. Smith, city Judge George Ehren-
hardt member Of board of works; Ed.
ward H. Driscoll secretary Democratic
county committee, Hilton Redman, at
torney aud son Of Judge Redman !:
Charles Houghton, Louis Nunley.
Joseph OMara. Fred Morris, william
II CrOckat, Richard Bnuckey, Alex
ander Aczet. and Arthur Gillls, minor
city employees; John +. Green, store
proprietor; Tim Conway oriner
pugllist; George Severn Joseph
Strauss, George WOOdal, William
T.. O'Donnell, liquor men; William
Doyle, Pearl Mckay and Andrew
O'Brien, styled "gambler' by the
government.
Some difficulty was expected In oh.
tanning jury and II was said the
taking Of evidence probably would
moi he begun until Tuesday or Wed
nesday.
The case against the politicians re,
suited from federal grand Jury In.
vestlgatlon which was started Novem.
het X, the indictment being returned
December ~ naming 70 men. Of
threse tl6 were arrested, 80 pleaded
guilty and 2s not guilty.