The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-06
CONDENSED NEWS.
Hernandez. in Reyolt2

Ell PaSO, Oct. 5.-Carranza consulate
today notified General CarranZa that
1T had confirmed a report that General
Rosalio Hernandez had revolted from
Villa and had defeated the latter on
Sunday in a battle at Santa Rosalia,
villa retreating to Chihuahua City.
officials here did not credit the report
Girl Hit by Auto.
Gertrude Bradshaw. 72S Locust,
a Is year old girl was slightly in
jured when she was struck by an auto
mobile in front of the high school
building this afternoon. The girl was
slightly bruised about the head end
arms and suffered severe shock. She
was able to leave after resting a few
moments at the high school. The
automobile vas goine west on Eighth
street and the Bradshaw girl ran in
font of it. The driver attempted To
dodge her and ran his machine onto
the sidewalk. She was struck by the
back of the car.
Incorporate New Steel Firm.
Dover, Oct. 5-An application for
a certificate of incorporation for the
Midvale Steel and Ordnance company,
with a capital stock of 100000 900,
was filed in the office of the secre-
tary of state today. The new concern
will succeed the Midvale Steel COM
pany. recently taken over by New
York financiers from Philadelphia in
terests.
Greece in Protest.
Berlin Oct. 5-The report that
Greece has protested against the land
ing of troops of the allies at Saloniki
is confirmed in a dispatch from Athens
to the Overseas News agency. The
French ambassador at Athens notified
the Greek government of the landing
of French troops at SalonilSl, says the
news agency. Premier VeniZelos pro-
tested against the violation of Greek
neutrality, saying Greece had adhered
to a neutral policy during the war.
To Quash 'Strike'' Indictments.
Walsenburg, Oct 5.-Arguments
on a metiGn to quash indictments
against 5 men growing out CT the
disorders of the coal miners strike
of 1924 began in the district court
today.
Champ Clark Heads Posse.
Bowling Green, Mo-, Oct s.
Speaker Champ Clark and his son
were in a posse that met a mob of
twenty men that attempted to lynch
Harrison Rose, a negro, early today.
The mob attacked the Jail, broke the
outer doors and were pounding with
sledge hammers on the inner door
when the sheriff appeared with a
posse. The mob dispersed. Rose is
under indictment for the murder of a
farmer.
Canada Wants U. S. Duties Lifted.
Winnipeg, Oct. 5.-The Manitoba
Grain Growers association today
adopted and forwarded to Premier
Borden resolution requiring the gov
of markets in the United States to
western Canadian wheat 1t was
urged the export duty on wheat going
into the United States be removed at
once
Oklahoma Bandits Get $4,000.
Joplin, Oct. 5.-Four masked men
entered the bank of Quapaw at Qua
paw, Ok, twenty miles southwest of
here, this afternoon and with drawn
revolvers compelled the cashier, c. A.
Deuthat, to open the vault. The
bandits escaped in an automobile, be-
ing headed toward Joplin Bank off
Gals estimate that 81 600 was obtained
by the robbers.
Zapatistas Attack Mexico City.
Laredo, Oct. 5.-Zapatistas tonduc-
ed an attack on Mexico City on the
morning of October 2, according to de-
layed advices reaching here today and
were repulsed with loss of 700 dead,
including one general, to the attacking
party. The Carranza losses were srd-
mitted to be two officers and eighteen
soldiers.
Savage Arms Issue Option.
Utica. Oct. 5.-The Savage Arms
company of this city has given an OPP
ton to sell out at a price of $3.50 per
share 1t is expected that the option
will be closed in a few days. Rumors
! that the option has been given the
! MlQVale steel company were ueilleu 10
day as it is said the intending pur-
chasers are buying for themselves. The
company is capitalized at $1,000,0O0.
Sure They Look to Big Brother.
washington, Oct. 5.-Lusebia A.
Morales, the minister from Panama,
tspeaking today at a conference on the
national defense declared all the
| American republics were watching
the preparedness of the United States
because. he said. upon it depends the
defense of the Monroe doctrine. The
declaration of the United States that
the American continent cannot be the
| object of colonization of foreign con-
quest, ne said, now faces threatening
/ realities