davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1915-07-02
sLAToN IN MOB PERIL.
Troops Fire Upon Crowds Near Home
Of Georgia Governor As He
Quits office.

Atlanta. Ga, June 2e.-Artillery.
cavalry and infantry OF the state mi.
litia stood guard Saturday night at
the home of John NJ. Siaton. who re.
tired as governor OF the state. sur
rendering the office to Nat T. Har.
ris. During the day twenty.six men
were arrested by the militia near the
Slaton home. after several shots had
been exchanged. and were held in the
county jail. Firearms and explosives.
II is alleged. were taken from them.
The guard about the Siaton home
will be maintained. IL was stated. un-
III the adjutant general is satisfied
that all danger as result of com.
muting the death sentence OF Leo NJ.
Frank has passed.
No reference TO the Frank case was
made by Governor Harris in his
speech. He expressed the hope, how.
ever. that 1--WE will have no more
trouble"
During the inaugural ceremonies at
the capital there were several tense
moments. When Governor Slaton ap.
preached the new governor to deliver
the state seal few hissoa were
heard
Ex-Governor and Mrs. slaton will
20 to California for n visit.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
TROOPS HALT REVOLT
CAPTURE MExIco'S TRoN MANI
AND AIDE AT BORDER.
Ex-President and Gen. Orozco Charged
by Department Of Justice With
Conspiracy Against Friend.
ly Government.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
El Paso, Texas, June 2S.-In order
to prevent new revolution In Mex.
leo, which Is said TO have been timed
for today, United States troops ar.
rested Gen. Victoriano Huerta, former
President of Mexico. who was Oh his
way here. and his military aide, Gen.
Pasqual Orozco. After detention un.
der guard at Fort Bliss both men
were released after giving heavy
bonds to answer charges OF conspir-
acy to incite revolution against a
friendly country. The charges we're
filed by the Department of Justice on
instructions from the United States
district attorney at San Antonio.
Huerta gave bonds for $4,000 and
orozco for $500. Within short
time after their arrest the two Mex
lean leaders were taken before
George Oliver. United States conmis-
sioner; their bond approved and their
hearing fixed for Thursday. July /.
Surety was furnished by Ike and
Frank Alderete, May Moye and Ru.
dolfo Cruz.
Huerta and orozco were released at
once from the brigade headquarters
at Fort Bliss. where they had been
detained Gen. Hucrta was driven to
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. Luis
Fuentes. orozco was taken TO the
home of friends.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
CLAIM NO GROUND FOR PROTEST.

Washington.-Great Britain. In a
memorandum transmitted to the
United States. and made public here
and in London, reviews at length its
efforts to minimize Inconvenience to
neutral commerce resulting from the
order In council against trade with
Germany. Austria and Turkey. and as
scrts that American citizens have no
Just grounds for complaint on account
OF the treatment accorded their car.
goes.
No attempt Ia made TO answer the
principles asserted In the American
note OF March LIST protesting against
the order In council and insisting upon
the right OF ncutrals TO carry on lc-
gltimate commerce with each other.
and to trade In non.contraband with
civilians in belligercnt countries.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
DOCTOR ORDERS
WILSON TO REST
PRESIDENT SETTLES DOWN AT
HIS "suMMER WHITE HOUSE"
AT CORNISH, N. H.
TO QUIT WORK
EXECUTIVE WILL STUDY WAR
AND MEXICAN PROBLEMS
DURING SUMMER.
Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Cornish, N. H.-Under orders from
his physician to take complete rest,
President Wilson settled down at the
summer White House. Friday for a
brief vacation to prepare himself for
the arduous work he is expecting
within the next few months in con-
nection with the European and Mexi-
can situations.
The President brought few official
documents along with him, and Off
cials at the White House had orders
to forward only the most pressing
business, but nevertheless he plans to
give much thought in the quiet seclu-
sion of the Cornish hills to the next
step in his new Mexican policy. to the
submarine issue with Germany and to
the discussion with Great Britain over
interference with commerce between
the United States and the neutral ma
tions of Europe.
Secretary Lansing will do most of
the actual work on the note to Great
Britain now being prepared, but the
President has already gone over with
him the broad questions of policy in
volved, and will see the note before it
is officially forwarded to London.
He read with deep interest unoffi.
cial forecasts from Berlin that there
was a possibility that Germany's sub
marine warfare would be somewhat
modified. but refused to comment.
The President arrived here after
trip through Connecticut, Massachu-
sets and Vermont, marked by fire.
quent ovations from crowds which
gathered at every station. He refused
to make any speeches, but smiled
broadly at laudatory comments from
several hundred men, women and chill
dren with whom he shook hands.
more enthusiastic than have ever
greeted the President en- route here
before and many told him they ap-
proved his course in the foreign sit
uation.
"You have been writing great let
tiers to those foreign governments"
said one workingwoman as she
clasped the Presidents hand. He
thanked her.
The Presidents JOY was evident
when his daughter, Mrs. Francis B.
Sayre. with her husband and baby
boy, arrived here for visit.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Four InIured In rfaIn Wreek.

Durango Four persons injured In
wreck on the Rio Grande South,
ern five miles this ride Of Maneoa
were brought here aud placed In a
local hospital for medical attention.
The injured are Mrs. !, W. Payne of
Colorado spriuKa. who had two bro
kon ribs and internal injuries: Mrs
!, W. Sewers of this city. one rib
broken aud many bruises Miss 2ellR
Bofonbon OF rnEoBa Springs. badly cut
over the right cyn aud on tho head
= ofilifrc Of Trinidad. sever
Fnshca on hehd
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Bryan urge. Influence for U. 9.

New York. - william Jennings
Bryan, addressing a meeting In Mndi'
son Square garden under the auspices
OF "1'ho Friends OF Peace" nm organ.
ization OF various societies OF Amcri'
can citizens. gave his definition OF na.
tionai honor and called upon his
hearers to east your influence. not In
favor OF either side. but In favor of
peace for the United States and
against war with any of the beilig.
erent nations lie reiterated his
views regarding his proposal TO sub
init NIL disputes TO an international
commission.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Peace Move Delayed by President.

New York.-President Wilson does
not see any prospect for an early
peace In Europe. Col. T.. NJ. House.
his close friend and unofficial envoy
to Europe, gave the President the re.
suit of his sojourn OF several months
in the principal capitals of Europe.
where he talked intimately with tho
responsible officials OF tho German.
British and French governments. and
the Information he impaired In tho
long walks and talks which they en-.
joyed reflected the ideas held by tho
countries a, war.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Yaaul Indians RAID Town.

ouaymas. Mex.-Adyiecs received
here by messenger from the interior
state that 200 Yaaui Indians rnidcd
the mining town OF Sauzc. 100 miles
inland from Gunymas. arsomblcd thu
800 inhabitants and stripped every ona
naked. men and girls. then. while n
detail guarded them. others looted III.
town, packing everything transport.
able on pack tram.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Lose Sui, on Wool Contract.

Pueblo-Sylyester Bros. the Monte
Vista stockmen. whose troubles recent
ly caused wide sensation, were
ordered TO pay the Aures.Bridges Com
pany OF New Jersey $3.50 damages by
n federal jury. The company sued the
sylvesters for $1,000. charging that
the San Luis valley men had broken
wool contract for the 1918 clip by
selling their sheep.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Flood. pemoraIrre Train Service.

Denver. June si.-Floods In Eastern
Nebraska and Kansas have dcmor
allied train schedules on the Rock
Island railroad and caused delays Of
from two 10 six hours in the arrival
in Denver OF trains over other rail
roads
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Youthful Bandit. Hold Up Three.

Denycr.-Two unmarked youthful
bandits terrorizcd the east section OF
Capitol hill Saturday night, holding
up three different persons and com.
mitting two house robberiea, from
which they carried jcwciry valued at
siG5.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
U. s. Not, Abou, Frye Delivered.

Berlin. 81 Ambassador James W.
Gerard called at the German foreign
office and presented the American
note regarding the American ship
William =. Frye. sunk by the German
auxiliary cruiser prn1 Eitei Fried.
rich IN the Pacific.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Jsps commI, HsrI Kari a. Lemberu.

Tohdo.-Maior Nakaiima and Capt.
HaHhlmoto. Japanese officers fighting
with the Russian army at Lcmberg,
committed hari kari when the Gall.
elan cFpl.@l fell. rather than suffer
wha, they considered the dishonor OF
being made prisoners of war accord,
ing to advlcos received from Petro.
grad
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Bryan says Coco Dye.

Washington. 49, Former Secretary
Bryan paid farewell visit TO the
State Department Saturday before his
departure for the Pacific coast. Hr
called on Secretary i.anBias and other
officials.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Editors Spend Day In Colorado.

Denver The mcmbers Of the Ma
tlonnl Editorial Association spent Fri.
day In Colorado Springs. Denver and
Golden. where they were r.yally en-
tertalnod, and then left for their nm.
nunl meeting NJ Los angeles.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
ROBERT Ian SING.

made at u conference In the White
House. Lansing has been acting sec.
ro,nry since William Jennings Bryan
resigned bccaune he could not. In con.
sistency with his peace yiews. sign
the latest American note TO Germany
on submarine warfare.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Lock ou, 100000 In building Industry

chicngo.-A general lockout OF Chi.
oagoa building industry workers.
numbering 100000, was ordered after
an ail.dny meeting Of every industry
In the building industry.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
sLAvs DRIVEN FROM DNlEsTER
RIVER BANKS RETIRE SEW
ERAL MILES INTO HILLS.
AN ATTACK AT WARSAW
BRITISH PUBLIC NOW CON
WINGED THAT WAR WILL BE
A LONG ONE.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, June 29.-The Russians
again are retreating in Galicia, both
to the north and south of Lemberg,
and in Poland the Germans have
launched another attack against War.
saw in the form of a drive from tho
north through Przansysz. The new
blow at the Polish capital has been
preceded by terrific artillery action.
The fact is recorded by the Russians
themselves, but 1t is too early to say
whether 1t means a serious offensive,
the first clash having developed as
bayonet encounter, the result of which
neither side records.
Berlin and Vienna do not make ref.
erence to the conflict N this region.
They confine their statements to
the Galician situation where victories
are claimed in various sections, from
the Bressarabian frontier to Rawa
Ruska, north of Lemberg. ysl
What is more important, the Ger
mans claim that the Teutonic forces
have crossed the Dniester northwest
of Halicz and have driven the Rus.
SLAMS some miles into the hills.
Russian official statement admits
that the Russian forces on the front
between Bobrka and Zurawna IN
Galicia, south of Lemberg, are falling,
back. The statement adds that in tho
Caucasus theater, in the region OF
Van, Turkish Armenia, battle be-
tween Russian troops and a great hos
tile force is in progress.
The text of the Austrian official
statement follows:
after their defeat south of Lem.
berg, the Russian main army retreated
TO the eastward and with strong
forces took up a position on The
heights to the east of M'kolaiow.
"on this front our troops after sew
eral days fighting, captured the en-
emy's advanced positions, then pro-
ceeded to storm the enemy's main po-
sition and finally penetrated the
same at numerous points. throwing
back the enemy notably along the
sector near and to the south of
Bobrka.
From June 81 until June 25 Gen.
Boehm-Ermolli's army captured 40
officers and li.l0O men and took
twenty.six machine guns"
Not since the war began has the
English public been SO convinced that
II will be long one. Those who took
this view months ago were called pes.
simists. but now II generally is ad.
mitted that the Russian armies must
fight for months to come under tire.
mendous disadvantages
A German submarine has sunk the
schooner Edith OF Barrow off youg-
hal. Ireland. The crew was saved.
An official announcement from VI
emma says: ''One of our submarines
on Saturday torpedoed and sank an
Italian torpedo boat in the northern
Adriatic."
A German aeroplanc dropped two
bombs on st. Die. A woman was
killed.
"A report given out said that since
June i2 10000 Russian soldiers and
nine Russian guns have been cap.
tured."
The steamer Tunisiania has been
torpedoed off Lowestoft by n German
submarine. Her skipper was able to
The state herald., 1915-07-02
LANSING is STATE SECRETARY
President Names Him for Permanent
Official In Bryan's Place.

washington.-Presi Wilson has
named Acting Secretary OF State Rob
ert Lansing as permanent secretary,
and Lansing accepted. The offer was
The state herald., 1915-07-02
ouaran,ln, Regulations Modified.

Washington Further farreachins
relasationa IN the federal quarantine
against the foot aud mouth diHeaaa
became effective June "a.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Noun, La..,n urup,. io2d Time.

Rcdding, cal.-Lassen peak eruptod
Wednesday for the 1929 timo In it's
modern activity. Reports from Hat
Creek valley said the eruption was
not dangerous.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
zapata Harasses csrrar,, rote,.

Washington, -zapa,a forces defend.
ing Mexico city engaged the attack.
Ing CarranEa army In series oi ar.
tlllory dnels and delayed it's advance.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Alberta Town Wrecked by Tornado

Red cliffo. Alberta. Damage In
Red ciiffc by tornado was roughly
estimated at f5OO.0Oo. No lives were
lost
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Russian War Minister pcsIonl

London-Gen. W. A. soukhomiln.
orr, the Russian minister OF war. has
resigned
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Me.Ieans Burn In nospI,,I rl,.

NJ raao. Tex a report reached
here Tuchday that large hospital
building at chihuahua. occupied by
more than 900 wounded Mexican sol
diorp. was destroyed by fire ahd that
all OF the inmatoa were burned to
death The public market AT Chi.
huahun In also reported to have been
destroyed by fire.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Youth Accidentally sho, and KIII,s

Red cllff Bryan weirick of Glen.
wood Springs was killed by the aeci.
dental discharge Of his revolver.
The state herald., 1915-07-02
Mrs A. NJ, Wall NAMED Trinidad %. A.

Washington President Wilson ap,
pointed Andreita ~ vigil ns post
mast at Trinidad. Colo.
The state herald., 1915-07-02

"A report given out said that since
June i2 10000 Russian soldiers and
nine Russian guns have been cap.
tured."
The steamer Tunisiania has been
torpcdocd off Lowestoft by n German
submarine. Her skipper was able to
beach her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
PRACTICE THIS MONT
Hrins NaaE H. Here and Oklahoma q
Team Of Western Association WIN 4
Gin Practice March 20.

Helne Naag. manager player NJ the o
lnh0mH Citv team N the Western A.
rlation has reported FOR duty and Mar
- has been set as the date when all pln
rrs NJ the club must report for practi'
Not quite month later the season opei
and tho men must an he In good shA
tn start out right while Mag II a litt
heavier than when the season closed 10
year he win train down 10 normal 60
dltlon before the season opens and W
he rendy IN lead his men 10 n succesN
aud victorious conquest
n + estimated that not less than thlr
~ applicants for herths nm the Oklah
ma city team will he here within u
NEXT two weeks and the work NJ seKr
eating win commence Nothing hut q
hest material win he selected for the Sai
ators because this IL 20 he another PEI
mint winning season FOR the capital olt
Many of the old PLAYERS " last wear ha'
bern signed. their ability Il known, m
thev viii not have IN he tried out Ther
are several places IN nm on the team, an
the best man viii land
Nuar win take hold NJ the 1919 tear
with renewed enthusiasm and contideno
~ winning the pennant while other town
are after some NJ the old players on IN
team n is possible that they viii b
rrtnlurl ou the oklahoma CITY team an
Thus o victorious Organization will no
lD interrupted II IA said that Fort Wort
u the Tryns league has eyes on Dametn
und Kllhuff that Galveston wants nowl
aud Herbert Those four PLAYERS nre goo
nasria 10 Huv club and n Is hoped ma
oklahoma riIy win be- able 10 keep lhcm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
COTTON.
New VorL Cotton

New York Cotton
NEw York March S-Cotton opened
steady today NJ unchanged prices t0
decline NJ 4 points under some scattered
realizing md % little local selling witch
NAV have been encouraged hv relatively
ensy cables Offering we're limited how.
ever and prircs soon stendi-d on re-.
newal " Wall street uud western invest.
ment buying with active months selling
back 90 shade over saturdays clos
lug figures Reports from the south
west clnim there win he reduction "
not more than 10 ppr cent In the Texas
cotton acreage. practically pdvlres re
celyed this morning indicated frmncss
In the southern snot situation and there
was q continued absence " southern hedge
selling around the local ring Private "a
bles reported thnt Liverpool showed o.
good undertone IN spite of heavy roull7
ing
After selling about . 10 Z points net
higher. The market turned shade easier
under realizing and scattered southern NJ
ferinrs with prices some 3 ~ point
net lower shortly after midday Marine
Insurance people report that nn agreement
has heen reached with the British gov
eminent to make shipment of cotton g.
neutral countries contracts for which had
been placed prior 10 March I
AFTER selling Off "a net loss " uh0uI
10 points during the early afternoon
the market stendicd ON scattered covering
and rallied 20 within or I points " Sal
urday's close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
CAPRON ASp WECEHEFER
MATCHED IN TODAYs GAMES

CHICAGO March st Today's play In
the worlds fhrre cushion champion MI
Hard tournament win brlug together Jos
cnh Cnprnu NJ S' Paul. and August
KlccEhefcr of Milwaukee sud George
Moore uf New York and Charles Ellis
NJ Cleveland leader NJ the International
billiard league race In the afternoon
games
George sutton NJ chicago. champion VI
the bulk llur league win play william
Hucv Chlrngonn In the first ~ 10
nights gumcs In the second John Dalv
M New YORK % former champion. VIII
meet John uuhmnu N Minneapolis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08

New York Cotton Futures
NEW YORK. March s-Cotton closed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN BANKRUPTcY.

Notice of first Meeting Of Creditors
In the district court OF the United States
for the western district Of Oklahoma.
In the matter Of gilbert. Kelley Hdw
Co, corporation, bankrupt No. llsI
10 the creditors of Gilbert Kelley Hdw
Co., Of Harmon In the county of Rodger
Mills. oklahoma, and district aforesaid, a
bankrupt,
Notice n hc-rhy qlven ,hE on the grd
DAY of March, A. u, 1915, the said Gilbert
Kelley ildw Co, was duly adjudlcated
bankrupt and that the first meeting OF
Its creditors will be held at the office of
George r. Webster, Clinton, Custer coun
", Oklahoma on the 18th day OF March.
1918, al p o'clock In the forenoon, at which
time the sald creditors may attsnd, prove
their claims anpo,nt q trur'es, examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business a. may properly come befotv said
mec'iug
Dated at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
March O. 1915
sELwYN DouaLts.
Referee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08

Y. NJ. CA. IN FIRST
HEXATHLON NEE!
Nation Wide Athletic Contest Of All A
socistions Opens TodAy--TweRty Thou
and Compete.

NEW YORK, March S.--Athletic comp
tltiOu Ia which Il IN expected 5000 me-
berH Of the Young Mems Christian ass
citation all over the country will comps
will begin today and end on March 20
will be known as the heNuthlon meet A.
viii be the first time such cOuntr
wide athletic contest has been held und
the Jurisdiction of that organization.
Each branch Of the association a.
takes part In the contest will conduct
competition on IFS home grounds n
mail its scores and time In the Vari0
events Of the headquarters In this city
the end of the month The branch havi
the biggest score average per man
be awarded the trophy
SIX events are on the program-a sixt
yard potato race, 20 yard potato rA'
fence vault ~ pound shot put. runni
high jump aud standing broad jump.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
MEwoKA FURNISHES PLAYERS
ron TwO on LARGBR LEAGUES

wEwOKA. OK March s--rhis town
town will furnish baseball players for the
cominR season IN some ~ tho bigger
leagues Nam Pool and wife left TO-DAY
for Lincoln Neh whore Sam has signed
contract 10 play for the coming SEASON
In the Western league 'posev". one III tn
star lucul pitchers ~ the tnil season, In
amateur hnsrhnll In thls county, has
drncd nm oklahoma Cltr contract for tho
Western Association and will receive =
tryOut there,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Nrr nrIenn. rn,,nn

NV ORlEANN Mathc s--Spot cotton
NnHdv' unchanged Sales on the auot
sos tO arrive 2iSi Good ordinary AI9l
strict good ordinary 00S. low mlddNnv
is strict low mlddlng 7 as: middllna
strict middllnr s21. good middlinr
Sr. strict good mlddllng aOe receipts
sOss. stock 9Gnpng
Scattered liquidation came out In the
afternoon auh M 2n prices were at net
loss NJ tu z points
The market was dull aud rather easy
throughout the morning session Al noon
prlres were ~ net loss OF \ 20 points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
STOCKS AND BONDS.


NIW YORK March s. stocks shoW
'N % stronger tone In todAy's early deal
lhgs although the International list o.
London nguin registered substantial dc
,llh"s Leaders IN tho local market madv
fractional gnlns. while New Haven IN
t"rhorp preferred and Maxwell Motor,
InH" over O point the advance In New
ih'rn resulting from its improved show
ing I"f January Reports from various In
Iurlrl"l "'uicry indicated increased A.
tlNlty lu the steel trade American Ia
ph''" nnd California Petroleum prpferre,
Nrr" among The heavy issues
Moderate profit mking kept the IL
Milhlu h1rroW limits ln the later dealing
The close wug strong
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
GRAIN.



CHICAGO, March s. Bg cash sales
since saturday firm cable quotations and
unfayornhlC weather in Argentina lrd tu
u decided advance here today iu the price
OF wheat
Bullish sentiment WIS further incrras
ed by estimates that domestic stocks were
now 2l,OOO.OO1 less than al tho correspond
Ing year ago. Note was also taken ~
the complete suspension Uf the import
duty In Spain The opening which rang
ed from to So higher. was followed by
material further upturns
Corn ross with wheat and a. u result
OF the hghtness VI rural offerings Com
mission house huylng Was especially &C..
tive After opening D. 60 s.. higher the
market continued TO harden
sympathy Tor 0thrr grain strengthened
tered sort
Higher prices no hogs made provisions
climb Packer, bought
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08

NEW YORK March y Mercantile ia
per 3lmis Sterling exchange bsrei
I"ndy w dny bins st1gID. cables u
Nl.i. demand SlsI
Blr silver lnr
MEXICAN dollars 3sc
Government and railroad bonds. stronr
lmr loans, steady ~ days 9l5nA.
da's 2Am3, SIX months 3Adb
nl money steady, high ., low IN
IA offered at IL,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08

NEW YORK. March = Spot cotton.
nulet; middllnR uplands S15 Sales isOO
bales