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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
MAJORITY IN. SENATE FAILS ID WIN POINT
Democrats in Upper Branch Of Congress Have Caucus Plans go Awry in Refer ence to Shipping Bill.
DEMOCRAT INSURGENTS
 ARRAIGNED BY STONE
Republicans Threaten to Con tinue Attack Until Bill Meets Their Approval or Goes Over Till March.

WASHINGTON D. c. Fed 3-plans Of the administration Democrats to save tha Government Ss.p Purchase bin went awry in the senate but the champions of the measure have .ot abandoned hope of success in effort to commit bin with definite in~,rur. tions for its amendment Trc revolt. ing Democrats natly refusel 60 accept te concessions of the majority agreed upon iu secret caucus last night and the majority leaders discoverc early in the day they could ( muster enough votes for their program Co defeat he coali ion Republicans and insurgeut Democrats seekiuc tD sonl the bin 10 the committee oinou in. structioas or to be pieeoahc'cd Gr the session
 Then party leaders de- armincd To hold Of the vote and agreed in the meantime to c,stirate. ol.nl. the seven Democrats who overturned the shippiur bin program M7ndav Tho Republicans are trying Co hold off 7he vote until absent members can arrive iu Nashirgton The ie~i ocrats are also mallina every ef' rt to have the full streneth of thelf p71y cn hand
 Senator Stone Of Missouri delivered a long speech bitterly orlinsf ar- raiguing the "recreant Democ~a'e vho had eudcavorad to uuhorsc thnir par- tv" IT, particularly attoc,ed C.ar@e of Arkausae who he described ne tho leader of the r.volt and Cnw3 ,u o' Kentucky declaring thev ral orter' ' into ssrret agreement wit1 'ha Re puhlioaas.
 He charged Clarke had violated 'H" caucus pledge cr1~oa wh.aN f'o Arkau-ae senator denied i'r 9 vi"orou- eneech avplaiuiuo that bo h0d warned his colleapues that he would not N' found n auv action which wouh da- ,rfye hf-1 cf hfs ri9ht to vote 1r0iust tba ehru uurchaeo hnl. Camden a'so roplied Joc'orfsr that ho woul1 Too hie constituents nae7 uuou his rocov1 hSdinr 'bat thc deuunciaii0u came with "iu grace from the senator from Nieeorri wbo iz toovn the world O. er ae "Cu0-eroa pU"
 While Stone ,vos spaal,in" Fc-n Simmons F1atcho~ Martin and others were ,.ortino like Troi7r7 to nro wont 9 voto hoioo tarao unh' sorn. abenu5 Domoorate could return uCaebir ton o~ until the assrrauco D o~oupr p-~o-aeei~a Paruhlirnn eur mort co,Td ho rrocurad to ireuro teu1norarv victory. even tho rr1 r'o torv uoi7ht not To effective n av'rt io' --~r-~- s1'rusteriur from rho Re ruNicqa ridc
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
HOATSON SHAFT OPENED n WORK LAST EVENING
Men are Put on Pay Roll by C & A. and Activity is Seen Around Well Kno wn Shaft--Go d fcelingAbroad

The Hoatson shaft, of rb Calluot and Arizona mining comuary. ,uy activity last night for the first jme since the close down last August With the activity there it is reported that approximately twenty men wc-" placed on the pay roll of the company and more are expected t5 pc lired in the v,;y near future
 A better feeling prevailed the en- tire District when this becaus anowI than has been felt here for many montLs The merchants.r osit,ut. works end all others m.erearl H Bisbee, feel that the time is not far off wher Bis5ee will be baoE on the footing of last spring when 1t was called justly, the biggest and best mining section in the Unu.d StateF.
 It is understood that the ore work ings of the Hoatson will be first taken care of The ore, it is further under stood, win be taken out st the Junt- tion but the skips at the ioatson will be used for passengers and material The saw mill O, the c. & A.. located near the shaft. will TO douE find an outlet tor a good deal oi it7 product through t1e HoatsOn hoist and thence into Junction territory
 The alecuic tram connecting up the hoist workings with those of the Junction, will be in tull operation, according to the forecast, within sey- eral weeks. This will enable the ore To be handled more expeitiously and more economically
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
German Advances in Russian Poland Attended by Extra Heavy Losses in Men while Gains are Small.
THE TAKING OF WARSAW IS CONSIDER IMPOSSIBLE
Attempt of Germans to Tor pedo English Hospital Ship Excites Great Condemns ton in England.

LONDON. Feb. 3.-With compara- tive quiet prevailing along the west ern front fighting in the east which is more strenuous, is widespread and monopolizes attention While the Russians are on the offensive i'm east Prussia and in northern Poland auc the passess in the Carpathians the the Russian lines along the Bzura ana Rawka rivers The invaders reached the RAwka line about the middle or December and since then have az least a half dozen attacks in force against the Russian trenches. each time at an hndoubted heavy cost Nothing daunted. however. they have been repeating the attacks las, WeeH. While they made a slight idbaucc it Twas accomplished only after further great losses. according to reports from Petrograd It is now believes the Germans are preparing stil nn- other onslaught.
 Only by compelling the RuSsians to strengthen their lines proteCtihg War saw, can the Germans hope @ divert Russian attacks from east Frussl1 and Hungary Military men hare told of the gelief the Germans are attempt ing what seems virtually the imposs,- ble i'm their efforts to force way through to Warsaw The RawEa and Bzura lines which they nave been a,- tacking tor six weeks are eNceeding- ly strong for on the righ, banks of the rivers. which the Russians for lT.- most part hold the grounl i3 coraid- erably higher than on the left banks SO that the Russian infantry and ar- tillery have an added advautage Should the Germans break through this barrier there is another line of entertainments half way between Bzu- ya and Warsaw, with Blonll as ,eu- tsr which would have to ov fCted be- fore the Polish capital fen
 in the CarplJliaus the husriara aui Germans arc offenna vigorous rec sistance Co the Russians A decision has not been reached in the battle which has been progressing there for some days. A statement in the ofiic.- al report that there is fighting to the
 northeast of Ukos Pass in the inter- for of Dukla Pass and to the south east of Beskid Pass, indicates the ey- tent of the struggle for the possess ion of these important strategic point
 An attempt by a German submarine as officially reported. to torpedo the British hospital ship Asturias has at- tracted a great deal of attention in ! England where it is strongly con- demned
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
BUSINESS WANTS. MINING T0 GET A SQUARE DEAL

How the Arizona Chapter of the American Mining Congress wants to be and will be a help to everybusi- ness industry and to every wage earn er in the state was explained by Ma uonal Secretary Wolcott last night to a representative audience assembled in the reading room of the Y. M. c. A. Capt. J. p. Hodgsou introduced the speaker and emphasized the im- portauce of business men of the War ren district joining heartily in the movement from which an would oen- eft.
 Mir Wolcott described Arizona as one of the richest states in the Union in the mineral wealth but one of the least developed He said 1t seemed to be nobody's business to find out why the minerals were lyinp idle ana SO the Mining Congress planned to take the lead in an inquiry which would correct this condition.
 "We intend to ascertain the min eral condition of every part of the state.' he said. and learn what is essential in securing the development of each part Capital sufficient to de- velop your resources is not available in Arizona but it is foolish to say that outside capital is not ready and will ing to provide development if it is shown that conditions are right. If 1 present unfortunate conditions are l due to national laws we will remedy them If local laws are at fault they must be corrected The Arizona ] Chapter is going to get right out and fight for whatever legal reforms are ! necessary We are going 10 see that the mining industry gets a fair deal in Arizona
 There is not a man who is not yit- ally interested in this movement For the small miner with a prospect. this is the one great movement for him It will provide him with an op- portunity for a hearing. There is no use of me telling you Bisbee business men of the importance of the move ment of the movemnt to you. What is true of you is true or Dus.ness men in Phoenix. Tucson and every other community in the staJe rho wage earner is even more interested than the mining man"
 Mir Wolcott wants to receive as ] surances of both moral and financial support from the Warren District Membership in the in the Arizona Chapter can be secured by the pay
 ment of S5 for annual dues and is op en to men of any business oallms
 Local officers are w. B. Gohripg, who is a yice-governor and member of the
 Finance Committee, and Capt. J. P
 Hodgson. who is a director and nom
 bvr of the Legislative committes.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
MEXICO CITY Is NOW FACING STARVATION
Carranza Government Holds Up Diplomats Messages in Code and Orders that they Be Censured.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3--A scarcity of food iu Mexico City with predict ions that much suffering would follow unless conditions are relieved, is re- ported in official dispatches to the state department. Carranza officials rae moving their records to Vera Cruz vince it is reported the capital of the CaIranza government will re- main Much anxiety is manifested here by members of the diplomatic corps over conditions in Mexico City because of a ban on cipher communi- cations placed by the CaTanza authar tiles Local telegraph officers said the Carranza government in Mexico City notified them not to accept mes sages in code from foreign govern ments except at the sender's risk and subject to inspection.
 This is the first time, 1t is said, that foreign diplomats have had seri- ous difficulty in reaching legations in Mexico City The state department officials are getting their telegrams but with much delay. Aliseo Arren- dondo. head of the local Constitution alist agency, made public tonight the following report from Vera Cruz:
 General Gonzales reports the cap ture of Caderey in the state of Nuevo Leon, fifteen miles east of Monterey. The Villa forces were decisively de feated and suffered heavy losses. Between Montemarelos and Linares, General Sandoval commanding the Vii la ormy. was overwhelmed and forced to retreat north Thursday railroad traffic between Vera Cruz and the capital will be resumed. On account of the scarcity of food in Merico City the Vera Cruz Chamber of Commerce arranged to send supplies there by the first train"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
MEXICAN PEOPLE ARE MOVING BACK INTO
 NACO

As u evidence of the confidence felt in the government, now in com trol of Naco, sonora, it should be pointed out that yesterday l muttor of fifteen Mexican families moved across the International boundary line and Will live on che Mexican territory This was one of the day-!- opments Of the day on the sonora side of inc line
 The first act of Commaudart pre- ton yesterday morning was to wire Governc, Jose Maytorena, g' Noeales. to send n school teacher for Ma o Sonora Breton asked that the ''r,aoetr." ba sert at onca as nor" were 70 number of ohyd-ar ir tao town o' eobool aoc who rbould ra oiva7 the orroriur-'~ 70 obtairjr0 'ha v.7r''
 "r "~, o t~if,,-.~ i- o0"~~1.'' "o'.l r-ot~- ,.-..-l~,. "~-7,o-p aro % u,~,- l,o- 70 ..-st1-a- in Naoo ot tra rres- o,t ti-,e aua avraot mor" fami'ie. ord oo-sooueutlv uoore rl."dr"1 io th0 to,r' a..erv asv. fa- i dul" tl,~t thav ohould ho oivap tho 0pno"- tu~itv ,f soino fi school
 'T vir,I CoVerr0r Mavto~o0a this r,oruiro Tor eooa teacher r'' ~ rort to have school ir operation bv the 'irst of nevt week"
 The hueinasa of cleqnin" un Nac0 ls conti,neinp iu force 7he men on fhe sta'f of Breton have hpou h"n' occupied every minute Of the 1a,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
COSTUME CLERK OF SAN FRANCISCO IMAGINES
 HE IS MEANT FOR FASHIONABLE CIRCLE; HE PROCEEDS ID TRY T OUT AND LANDS IN JAIL

with a bundle of society womens call ing cards and checkbook with an imaginary deposit of S9OOO0 he bios somed out as man of fashionat a hotel bar. John D. Spreckels Jr, whom he was impersonating. causec the arrest of Desmond Re was re- leased on probation hen he promised
 10 curb his imagination.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
VIENNA REPORTS 1000
 PRISONERS CAPTURED

VIENNA, Feb. 3.-Russian attacks are continuing even during the nieht to the east of Beskid Pass and have been repulsed with heavy losses. says the official report "Fighting in the middle wooded mouutai2s is talk ing a favorable turn We and our allies yesterday captured thousaEt prisoners and several machine guns, while winning the heights which were stubbornly defended by the enemy In Polnd and Galicia there is uo change"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
LESS THAN THIRTY DOLLARS IN CHANGE FOUND
 WHEN STATE AUTHORITIES ENTER SAFE OF THE BOWIE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY; LOSS S5OOO

J. Armstrong. the president and cash fer, locked the safe and disappeared several days ago.
 It is believed he fled east across the Mexican border The Banks shortage is estimated at 3B.00O, Aun- stroigs brother w D. ArmHTons was arrested when he attempted to board a train at San simon a few miles from Bowie.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
RIors ovER sREAo psloe

sAssARl Italy Feb 3-hiots De- cause ta high Lrice of bread are as- fumine gaver character. Crowds went a5out the streets seeking stores. Strong selnfoncements of troops were called oalt Co maintain ordeo
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
STEAMERS IN THs ICE

CHICAGO Feb. 3.-Twenty steam CTS are fast h. the ice along he western shore of Lake Michigan be- twttn Chicago and Milwaukee accord ing to reports received hero by off cials of transportation lines There
 rFuhood of releasing thom un-
 thc wind changes.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04

putting the town into ho ter shape and quite a squad of searching thru the mesquite, outside the trenches. for unburied bodies. When found these aie given decent burial Also the bodies of dead horses are dis posed of in the same manner
 Breton is determined ;hat Naco shall become a town fir wh'cn the people Mexico can live. Appear antly he ha. been given carte blanche by GoyHrnor Maytorenn |, take any steps deemed necessary 10 put Naco back in good condition
 A great amount of work is 5till nec- essary to make the oncepcpulous vr. lape resemble the town 1t once was. But every effort is being extended in that direstion and the commander of the port of entry 10 Mexico appears to be the man fully oualifiei to handle tho task
 While searchlne througb the btueh outside of the Enl trenches yesterday i the body os Cantain Florcs one 7' ! Maytorpae's officers was found Flo res fell 'n the last attack unon Nuco ! He was considered one Of thh Gov ernors most ya,ient soldiers ani cre of the objects of the seutca was for ] his body
 FloroF mother has been notified of the discovery of the boo" and bur ial win be held up penrh', hcr i' structien ', It isn't thoush brobsble that CaIt Flores win be given nil hary funeral in NacO within the weuh
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
After Inpersonating Speckles Jr., Man is Arrested and Then AIloued to go When He Promises to Quite it

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 3 Nathan Desmond. a clerk of the Goldstein-Co- han Company, eostumers, believed he was meant for different world Armee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
owlss FIRE ON AERoPLANE

LONDON. Feb. 3-A German aero plane Tow over Swiss territory today and was fired on by SWISS intantr". according to reports from Basel.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
GERMANS LOSE BOAT

PETROGRAD Feb. 3.-It IS officially announced that Russian submarine on January % sank a German torpedo boat cf Cane Noen in DenmdIk
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
HOUSE HOLDS. UP R ELIEF | LEGISLATION
House Committee Recom- mends Against Passage of Bill Which Would Make Relief for BilPs Sufferers
FURTHER HEARING ON
 THE MINE TAX MEASURE
Relief Measure for Cochise Residents Who Lost Cattle By ReformSchool lnamates Introduced by Newberry.

PHOENIX. Feb S.-The judiciary committee of the house, in its report today, recommended against the pass age of the bill which passed the sen ate repeating the old Age ond Moth CTS Pension law and which enacted new system for pensions. The house is closely divided on the bin and it's enactment with the emergen- cy ilsuse seems doubtful
 The mine tax bill whirh has bee been lying dormant in the house since it's receipt from the senate came into the limelight today by an announcement made by Graham chairman of the Ways and Means committee. that certain parts of the testimony taken at the joint hearing would be further explained by those previously examined
 The state tax commissioners have further data they desire to submit and all testimony bearing on the sup ject matter of the bill. Graham says. which was not put in the records be- fore it can be brought before the house committee
 or new bills introduced today the most important was by Edwards which amends the existing law by increasing from sixteen to twenty years the age of minors 10 whom cig- iarets may be sold by dealers Brig- COG had a new bill. a measure hereto fore approved by the state federation Of labor. making it unlawful Co de- ceiye applicants for employment as to the conditions existing at a place where a demand exists for the er- ployment of labor
 In bill introduced by Newberry. a relief measure. the state is asked to reimburse II. J. Parmley $1.OOO anc Mrs. K Holmes $l2O for cattle ldllec l though act of inmates of the reform ] school. One point heretofore made public of lack, of dicipline at the state reformatory was again brought up. Two boys, rdnning the sChoos auto truck from Wilcor to Fort Grant, it is claimed. threw a keg ofwhite l lead into a field where the cattle were running The cattle owned by the beneficiaries under todays bil ate the lead andd jed from its effects The board of control at the time the matter was before them, said they had no authority of law to pay the claims presented.
 The senate committee of the whole approved the board of public welfare bill, which abolishes the board os con trol and finally passed and sent to the house the bill authorizing cities to ap propriate money to chambers Of com.
 merce. Governor Hunt signed the
 state fair deficiency appropriation
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04
Brother of Missing President And Cashier is Arrested at San Simon When he Att tempts 10 Board Train.

PHoENIX. Feb. 3.--Less than thir' ty dollars in change was found ip tns safe of tho Bowie Bank and Trust Co. when the state officials opened it. o.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-04

Mrs Arthur St. George Joyce has ge,i.ioued an Atlanta (Ga.) judge to restrain Mrs. Hazel c. Sherman from hanging around Mrs. Joyce's hus- band The judge has issued a 'em- pcrary order and will hear Ars Shermar's side of the case February l2 Both women are from PhHadel- plAa but some tune ago the Joyces vert to Atlanta Mrs. Sherman foi- lo'gs "sc see her mother" as she outs it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

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A Wealth of Historical
and Biographical Data

Inc Story Of Trinity's First Half Century,
Brief but Comprehensive Sketches Of Visit
ing commandments mi-Centennial Poem
-Iempar Tactics and Evolutons-C Cuts and
Sketches Of Prominent Ten1pars and Mis-
celIaneous Matter Of General Interest to
knights TemDlars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
History of Trinity Com
nandery No. !, Augusta
fBv Sir Knight Rev. Henry T. Dunnack Of
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duI2ence aud favor we are now as
sernbled III Grand Convocation 10 con-
slider the condition and prospects Of
the Orders Of knIgh,hood in this jur-
isdiction. and. if need he, to lecislate
for their benefit And while if affords
me great pleasure upon this our first
anniversary. 10 meet You here il Will
give me equal pleasure 10 participate
with you il such measures as may he
deemed best calculated 10 promote
the honor and usefulness Of our noble
Orders
The Grand Masonic Pillar Of Free
masonry, Of which these masnani-
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rdly Fnown Aid appreciated l.y many
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conferred X any great extent here.
until within the las half century.
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States has been instituted ana still
exercises exclusive jurisdiction over
all the States ana Territories. IL
which ~ local Grand Encamrments
have been formed a. Well as gen
cral supervision over lhe several state
Grand bodies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-20
NORWAY COOL
IN RECEPTION
TO FORD PARTY

ABOARD THE 81 1n,AMER OSCAR
H.. CHRISTIANIA. Norway, Via Lon
don, Dec. 20.-Though the arrival Of
Henry Ford's peace expedition has
aroused little enthusiasm at the Nor
wegian capital, the pacifist leader is
hopeful that he will be able to add ten
Norwegians to the body Of delegates
which set sail from the United States
The Oscar II probably will leave for
Stockholm Wednesday. At the Swedish
capital efforts will be made to enlist
another batch Of ten delegates.
The American delegates were given
a reception Sunday. evening by the
Norwegian Students association, an
organization to which both radicals
and conservatives long
The reception was Of a purely in
formal and unofficial nature, because
of the fact that the peace expedition
is not official but number of ad-
dresses were delivered in the students
hall, which was we'll filled
Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones of Chicago,
made a short reply, concluding as fol-
lows:
You ask what we are going to do.
We do not know. The character of our
mission is unofficial, but we are com
missioned by love"