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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-17
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-17
At Movies
Tonight

., PALACE
A wonderful story is told in won
derful manner in The Cowardly Way"
the coming release on the Equitable
program at the Palace Theatre, to be
shown tonight. Florence Reed, the
star. and Marc Edmond Jones, the au-
thor have combined their remarka BILE
talents in production which is with
out an equal as screen drama.
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DRAMATIC SCENE
IN FRENCH COURT

PARIS. July %. .. m There was
dramatic scene today a. the trial
before the permanent cOurtmartiaI Of
four anarchists. an eccentric million.
aire. named Prousert NJ and Mime.
bonnadier and Emile Huerau. VINO are
charged with the circulation OF sodi
ttous matter when six year old Eaiu.
Donnadicr under the gentle question
INK Of the Judge Colonel Gou.u nod.
ded her recognition of the woman
from whom her mother. Nine Donna.
der. BE- alleged to have bought the
paper ON which scditIous pamphlet
were typewriter This rproFnitiou Is
considered as having conformed the
case uf the prosecution
The mother Boo whom tho interest
OF the trial has Centercd. had just won
an insiruifcant triumph over an fI
verse witness and had turned fo amil.
with pride toward Husrau when ahr
saw the child being IsI into court hg
an attendant Tho wouau.a face sua
denly became C0nsulseI. ara hroueHf
her handkerchief fo her ewes ana
buried hor bead I1 her arms on tho
raiiine of tho dock and aobbsd during
hfr daurhfrrE examination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
GREAT BATTLE is
RAGING AT G0RIZIA

UDINE. Italy. via Paris. July -.
4 20 y. m.-The battle OF Gorizia and
The Carso plateau IS assuming great
proportions From Gradisca and Cor
mons the Italians are attacking the
PodsOra and Sabotino mountains.
which. although on the eight bank OF
the lsonzo. dominate Gorilla. whne
an Italian contingent g. holding Plava.
Notwithstanding constant Austrian at
tacks. and forcing their way against
Monte Santo. These mountains form
the greatest defense Of Gorizia
The top Of Podgora h. crowned with
nye forts, having In them long range
cannon which ,an reach as FAR as Cor.
mons. while the whole slope is criss-
crossed with trenches which have
armored sliding shutters.
Whenever the Italians succeeded IN
gaining part Of a trench there. the
Austrians before taking 10 flight on-
struct the remainder Of the entrench-
ment with a vail Of quick DRY ing
cement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
ALL INJURED
WILL RECOVER

Special uiepgfrH to fHe IutrIIirrnccr.
CLARKSBURG W Va. July 2g-
Physicians af ST. May's Hospital 20
might announced the probable rccoy-
cry of Scott Washington "a young so
ciefy man of parkcrsburg. who was
terribly injured. when an AUTOMOBILES
In which he ami others were riding
-kidedI and crashed into q telephone
pole late last uiEht on Fast Main
street He suffered broken leg. in-
forn8l irur.fa and many cuts and
bruises several others. an Young so
t.efg folk. were aiao hurt Miss Agnes
TufrharI of Danv.lla. Va. who is also
a hospital patient was badly cut ana
bruised Miss AIeetn Highland. re-
,e.Frd a broken nose and other hurts
NIsH NH-Io Williams suffered injuries
f0 Dor back. suf. and bruises and Miss
and NI.. CLARA Smith 1f parkersnurr.
received minor injuries There were
twelve In che machine. buf the others
escaped with I few scratches ana
bruises. fte machine was wrecked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
CARRANZA GETS CHESTY:
ALL DIPLOMATS MUST BE
ACCREDITED TO VERA CRUZ

WASHINGTON. July diplomatic
adviccs reaching Washington hom
MEXICO today said General Cara MA
had given notice that he would not re.
ocive communications from or trans
act business with foreign governments
which have no diplomatic agents ac-
credited 10 hts government a. Vera
Cruz
Enforcement Of such an order prsc.
tcally would cut on the Carranza gov.
eminent from further Communication
with au The foreign nations which
have ministers resident in Mexico
city. 10 would not according 20 the
information received. sever bic infor.
NAL relations with the United states
Fovernmont AZ Carranza is Understood
10 regard Consul sillIman Of Vera Cruz
a. a properly accredited agent
General Carranra's Washington
agents tonirht said they had no I'd
vices ~ any such action on the uaf Of
their leader. nor had they heard that
DO Uae ln contemplation The report
created interest and surprise In ofG
eial and diplomatic circles. particular
" IN view N tho general understand
ing that foreign governments we're
awaiting action by tho United STATES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
SEEK
EVIDENCE TO
AID BECKER

NEW YORK. July 22.-The lawyers
OF Charles Becker. the former police
lieutenant who Is sentenced to die
next "Wednesday for instigating the
murder OF Herman Rosenthal. the
gambler. while disappointed at Gov
ernor Whitman's announcement that
Becker's recent appeal To him has
nothing new in Il that would cause
him to change his judgment. are not
discouraged
They held lengthy conferences to-
day in the offices OF w Bourke Cock
ran and had at times visitors who are
familiar with the case and might have
Information that would be helpful
Such visitors today included Rev.
Father James Curry. who saw Becker
and the gunner in the Tombs. Police
Lieutenant John Becker. brother Of
the convicted man. Clark L. Jordan. "A
lawyer, associated with Harry Appel
baum. the late state Senator Sulli-
vans secretary. and Val O'Farrel. a
detective who has been working In
Becker's interests.
The efforts to-day were directed to-
ward getting corroborative witnesses
to Becker's statement regarding the
$4,000 fund said TO have been col
lected by one OF the chief witnesses
against Becker for the purpose of
Inducing Rosenthal TO leave the CITY.
This money. II Is said. was collected
from East Side and Harlem gamblers
and II is believed that II some OF these
men come forward and substantiate
Becker's statement in this regard an
important point will be gained for The
condemned man.
Jack Rose. chief witness against
Becker at the murder trials. vas in
town al his attorneys office to-day
and insisted in a statement he made
that he had told the truth on the wit
ness stand and could not therefore
recant. as had been reported in some
quarters.
Rose said his life had been threat
ened, but that he was not afraid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
WANTS U. S. TO
BUY BELGIUM

PHILADELPHIA. July 22-The
purchase OF Belgium from Germany
by the United States and the imposi-
uon or high duties on imports ana
exports by this country were among
the suggestions by John Wanamaker
IN an address here tonight az a meet
ing az which prominent business ana
professional men formed local
branch OF the National Security
league. Mr. Wanamaker. VINO was later
elected president OF the organization
said Il Is now the duty OF the business
men or this country 10 do all IN their
power to restore normal conditions In
Europe and proposed that a hundred
billion dollars be loaned without IN
terest 20 the government 90 purchase
Belgium. He suggested that later the
government OF that country could De
turned over to !ts people Mr. Wana-
maker declared that the United States
had made its trst mistake when II
failed to protest against the violation
or the neutrality of Belgium
Upon the formation OF the local
branch OF the league resolution ex-
pressing confidence that the President
or the United States will find an hon
orable, and. II possible. a peaceful so
luton OF the grave problem with
which we are confronted. and that we
join in pledging him our loyal sup
port In any course which may prove
TO be necessary in order 10 preserve
our national ideals and vindicate our
national honor. was adopted
$. Stanwood Menkin. national pres
ident. and William Macomb. national
secretary. explained the purposes OF
the league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
EVACUATION OF
NAC0 Is ORDERED

DOUGLAS Ariz. July - The mill.
iary evacuation Of Naco by Carranza
forces was ordered yesterday by Gen.
eral Gales st bic headquarters al Del
Rio. according Co r. Garduno. Gar
rama consul here who fald he ro.
celVed a message today from the car.
rama commander The evacuation. DO
s understood would take place BY
tomorrow at the latest
eve viii lsaNe only civil officials
To- police tho town. preserving order
and providing customs end teIeFra.
rhlr service. Garduno said
Reports OF hIs military movements
were made today by Calles o. was
.tatei flaf uo further announcement
of DIS plans would br made until after
fhe movement against Noraies. which
Nayf'roua. villa governor of sonora
ia preraruE t0 defend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
TREASURY CLERK FACES
CHARGE or EMBEzzLEWrNr

N.W YORK july William U
Tanner chief clerk OF The minor coin
division u OH. United States sub
treasury 'n Wall street. was arrested
while on h.a vacation today rf n-ad
joy Reach S. q hV secret service
arerfa. charged With 0mUrygI.u. apt
eminent fund. ArraienHd bore ts.
fore nIfHd States Comm .sIonsr
hou.hfnu. Tanner was HaH .n f- 500
bail t0 await fhe action 0f ffs rsdr-af
Grand jury Tanner according Hl
United states District Attorney Here
hfrafeIn. Ia charged with fhr larceny
of 5000. which H bel alleged. Hf au.
rrupr.afrd hf subsu.uf'rE pennies Tor
itr.Urrf pieces In coin base Intended
fur delivery f0 hanka
Tarrrr Ia married and It.. .r Ea.f
Dfanas E.
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toward Mexico before -ccornIzlng any
government in me republic.
20 was announced recently thar
Great Britain had definitely dcternin.
cd 10 extend no recognition until q
government had been recognized by
the United States
No Decisive Action.
Although present condition. a,
Mexico are being given very serious
con ideraIiun by tho Washington gov.
eminent Do became known f0rfrbf
That no decisive action is boz contrm.
plaiion By the administration in Tho
immediate future. despite the fact
that the President and secretary Of
state have cleared The FOREIGN rela.
lions desk for the Time being with
the dispatch ~ fhe third note fu Ger.
many rnEarding submarine warfare
ln Official quarters the opinion pre-
walls that the military situation In
Mrriro iusf af fhia time ia too uncar.
tain f1r any now step un fhe part of
fne United States and fhe outcome
~ approaching ronficfa between Car.
ranya and Villa forces Ir central
tConuuusd on Pazs EirhD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
TWO KILLED
AT BAYONNE
RlOTlNG IN STANDARD OIL
STRIKE CONTINUED
YESTERDAY.
Troops Asked for and Officer>Will
RepOrt-Latest Development
May Result in Truce.

NEW YORK. July % Whether
militia would be called out TO preserve
order was the question tonight In Bay.
onne. y. J.. where two more men were
killed today In fights between striking
employees OF the Standard Oh company
Of New Jersey and armed guards.
bringing the total deaths uu 10 three
since the inception Of the strike
Sheriff Eugene Kinkead. who had
worked earnestly TO pacIfy the strik.
ers, called on Governor }. r. Fielder
for troops when he was jeered bv
crowds after tue battle. Wilbur r.
Sadler. adiutant general Of New Jer.
sey was ordered TO Bayonne and on
his report rests the calling Of the
militia
Later sheriff Kinkead appealed 10
WASHINGTON for federal mediators and
two OF them were immediately sent bv
the department Of labor They were
expected to reach BayOnne late TO-
night
\ development tonight which may
have the effect OF helping 10 end the
strike. or al least bring truce. was
the acceptance by the strikers OF an
offer Of the FIVE city commissioners 10
act a. arbitrators. The offer was made
by Henry Wilson. commissioner OF
public safety. The strikers will prc.
sent their demands for a 10 per ceut
increase in wages in writing. 10 the
commissioners tomorrow and the Dat.
ter viii lay them before the Standard
oil plant officials
More Riotins.
The iull which followed the aerious
disorder Of yesterday. In which one
fCnntinn.a %. r.. -..n.
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DISCUSS STRINE b RoaE Fop N1o,neS.
BIG ADDITION FOR
REPUBLIC PLANT.

YOUNGSTOWN. u. Jul, p
President Thomas } BRAY. Of the Re
public Iron and Steel COMPANY. today
announced that the company will
build additions TO its plant here cost
ing approximately $1,000. GOO These
viii consist Of two open hearth fur
naces and four tube mills. The Re
public company also now has 80 By.
product coking ovens in the process
Of construction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
GER MANS VIOLATE
THEIR PENAL CODE

BERLIN. by wireless 10 sayyiIle.
y. y. July 22-An Official declara
lion is published here calling atteu.
ton 10 the fact that Germans work.
ing in factories in neutral countries.
particularly IN the United States.
producing war supplies for the enemy.
render themselves liable 10 prosecIi-
iion for treason. under paragraph SO
of the penal code. penalizinc such as
sistance TO an enemy with a maximum
Of ten years imprisonment"
Another paragraph Of the penal
code authorizes prosecution in the
casa Of such OdcnseS. even when
committed abroad and o. is under
stood that the German courts will
proceed against Offenders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
GIVEN MINIMUM.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July %. - Ed.
ward Hardy. arrested here In conncc-
ton with the countrywide campaign
against baseball lotteries. was found
guilty In municipal court late today.
on his plea that he was simply an
agent for men higher up. and had &C.
cepted the position Of agent because
he could get no other work. the min
mum sentence Of 10 DAYS and $50 fine
was imposed. the ten DAYS then being
remitttd and the fine cut TO S25. which
Hardy has arranged TO pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
ASKS AID FOR
HOOKING MINERS

Columbus. o.. July a.
Governor p IT, Wills to-day issued
q proclamation asking Tor money for
starving miners and their families ia
me Hooking Valley district lie de-
ciares conditions are deplorable A. a
result or the closing Of the mines.
Ihe Hooking Valley operators say
this Is due 20 discriminating railroad
rates. which give West Virginia
mines an advantage. 70 is reported
here today the miners will give East.
ern Ohio operators more time In
which 70 equip their mines with new
funofmine tipplcs
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j. s. TO AWAIT RECEPTION
OF NEW NOTE In GERMANY
TOOL DRESSER Is
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July ga
n. A. Wade. a tool dresser Of the ohio
Fuel and OIL Co. was killed tonight az
one OF the wells operated by the com
pany AZ Shrader. when an arm wheel
OF the derrick flew on and crushed
his skull The body was hurried TO
Charleston and thence 70 his home 10
Wetzel county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
BRITISH TAKE TOWN
ON THE EUPHRATES

LONDON. July %. SOL .. m.-The
British have occupied Sukesh-
on the upper Euphrates river. in Ara
baia, according to an official report Is
sued today and are now attacking the
Turks who have taken up a position
below Nasiriyeh
Reports OF the British defeats In
Irak are declared in the report TO De
unfounded.
Irak-Arabia lies mostly between the
lower courses ~ the Tigrls and the
Euphrates and includes the city or
Bagdad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
NEGRO ARRESTED
ON MURDER CHARGE

Special Dispatch to thr Intelligence.
FAfRMONT. w We. July -
Charles Douglas. c0lored. wanted AZ
Monnes-en. Wost NoreIand county.
Pa Tor the mJrdor OF Joseph smith.
abSIt two weeks ago ln shanty there
was arrested 7t Annabollo today ty
onIcor Bosthleberror. Of the coal com.
pany force. Douglas and smith oc-
cupIed q shanty at Mones ON and % is
claimed Douglas shot and killed smith
after am argument two weeks HFo
when arrested Doueiass put up q hard
nEhf. huf was oyerr0varad tte ar.
mifs he wanted at Grransburr. West
M0frlaud county for the crime but
claims hr .e innocent of flr murder
H0 viii br taken back tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
MEN STRIKE; PLANT CLOSED

PALMER. Mass. July O. The
Wright Wire company's mill here wa
closed tonight by the management
for an indefinite time az a result of
the strike today of 200 uf the work.
men who demanded more pay and q
readjustment Of working hours About
300 hands are employed ~ fhe mill
Labor leaders said today that tba
strike was started ircruiariv. and
they advised tho men 20 return To-
work tomorrow morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
TURKS AFTER ITALY

ROME. July o. via London July
p. Q - a m. The italian new papers
report from Cairo That Turksn.Cr-.
man expedition haa landed In r-IrnH
With its objective lyranaIr8 Trr
newspapora declare that Turkey fals
has openly Joined fho war against
Italy and Chat Dr. i- now faIta lua
ness to put an end fo tho rang OF
criminals who are Administering
Turkey"
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FIVE MILLION CONTRACT.

PITTSBURGH pa. IuIy a. An.
rrU0nm'Hf vls made hero tonight
fnaf 'ho N.'rafcd Product Company
Naf closed I five million dollar con
tract for lHurnfI0r and other uIfratrd
frI0.'tDa fo h" delivered fo Ifa Nsw
81 hurk HesrIa uf trr allie. The con.
tract is to bo filled aa rr.dIg aa pos.
ihIn. and officials uf fTr company
t1'od Chat fHH capacity off Hs plant
VI 0uId Do. doubled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
PALMER DECLINES JU0essHrP

WASHINGTON, July Former
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer. Of
Pennsylvania. whom President Wilson
appointed last spring as Judge OF the
United States court Of claims has de.
cided not 20 accept the position. Mr..
Palmer. who never has been sworn in
had a conference with the President
today. lie has been mentioned as n
possible successor TO Secretary Ian.
sing a. counsellor Of the state depart
ment but u was said tonight that the
President had reached no decision on
this question
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
JAHt AooAms TeLLs or rRrp

CHICAGO. July o. Jane tffams
waa welcomed home tarIeHf bs ruu
friends and ar1uainIarssa eHa f4If
them from fhe faer of Tho Auditorium
'haf iIn p.rIf uf hffn afU rules fra
u1rrInr nations ~ Europe hnf that
Ihere nre evidences Hf .afau.ra r.
hurnce Shr detailed fHa efforts ma1a
hY women who attend fHa peace earn.
ff.nE a' fNr IIH.Tr fr pave fHr ~
'1r ending fha great war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
TWO sARKs DESTROYED

ItlNIHIN. July Tho
Swedish bark tapefia and ff. Norur
.an bark NHr1iE..f both timber fn
l0n and bound fnr Erfiaud. have Doom
.r. un fra In fHr N1rfr saa tr Ger
mHu submarine. Tho crew ~ tho
l1rr.Ia vaa landed af HT and that
~ fHe NHrdItsaf aI Frad.rI.srHaten
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
TRIED TO WRECK
HOME WITH DYNAMITE

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiligeneer.
BLUEFTELD. W. Va. July 22.-
Shortly after four O'Clock this morn.
ing some miscreant exploded a heavy
charge OF dynamite under the home OF
I'd. Lester. city fireman. while Les.
ter was on duty and his family asleep
in the home.
The house was partially demolished
and the family escaped by a miracle.
Bloodhounds failed to follow the scent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
REMINGTON
STRIKE ENDS
LEADER ANNOUNCES SETTLE.
MENT Is ABOUT TO
BE MADE.
And All Striking Employees Will
BE Back to Work Monday
Victory for Men.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. July 22-J
J. heppler. vice president OF the In
ternational Association Of Macn.--t.
announced here tonight that a set
uement " the labor troubles N
bridgeport. where thousands OF men
and women ara engaged night and day
IN the manufacture OF munitions OF
war for the use OF Great Britain ana
her allies was about 10 be made re
stated that unless the plans miscar-
ried every person now on strike would
be back at work on Monday morn:np
An official OF the Remington Arms
and Ammunition company having
more authority that Major ". e. Pen
held. works manager. was said 10 have
promised TO place in writing provis-
ions for an eight hour day. stable
wages and future employment.
The announcement caused labor
men 70 proclaim a victory. which they
said would be 'he first in the cam
paign 20 secure an eight hour day
throughout New England.
Mr.. Keppler said that as soon as
he finished here he would 70 TO Brook
lyn 10 take charge OF the movement
for an eight hour day al the plant OF
the r. W. Bliss company. which man
ufactures torpedoes lie added the
union would not demand a closed ship
az the Bliss plant
Will Quiz Gompers
John \. Johnston. international
vice president OF the Structural Iron
workers. speaking OF Samuel Gompers
coming here tomorrow. said that the
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor was not on his way 10 settle
the strike. such action not being
within his province. tie intimsted
that Mr. GOmeprs would be questioned
about the published report that Ger
man influences were back Of the
strike movement
The Bridgeport Manufacturers
association. In a statement issued late
to-day asserted that a total Of SIS
workers. men. women and girls were
out at the Union Metallic Cartridge
plant That number was said 20 ln-
clude workers who might be- sick.
Girls were sull on the picket line
at the o.. NJ g. plant tonight An
occasional man picket also was seen
around the other plants OF the Rem
ington company and the sub-confrtc-
tors
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rHE WEATHER.

THE WEATHEn
WASHIHoTOH, July 22.-P0reoaats
Ne1t Virginia, Ohio and western
PsunHyivania-Fatr Friday and satur-
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