davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

for the Russians and strike q blow at
the heart of the Turkish empire. The
allied forces or the nardancIlos Mr.
AsquIth pointed out. were holding rp
100000 Turks uuf Do gave no lndi.
cation of what tho future policy would
hC on This ir,portanf section of the
war front. saying merely.
The Dardsneiles.
n cannot say more as regards this
particular sphere of the theatre oF
war 20 is too soon to pronounce final
judgment The situation in the nard.
anelIos is receiving our most careful
and anxious consideration. not az an
Isolated tlinE. but as part and parcel
OF The larger straferIc question. which
was raised ty Che wholly recent De.
vciopmcut Dol the eastern theatre of
the war"
Tho opinion in the lohbics of the
house according to rome reports. ls
That Do is not proporcd 60 abandon
the nardanciiee operations
Sir Edward Carson. the former a.
toonunusd on Fags Einsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
CARRANZA TO
AID ON BORDER

EAGLE PASS. Tex. Nov. Ain q
message received fonIghf from tIon.
clova General Nenuausino r'arfansa
declared that hr would strrnelhfn hia
border patrol and vig0fou ~ Drtse rufe
persons carrying cnocoalod veal one
who attempt t0 rr0as frorn fhr Al nori.
can side into Mexico IhIn Naa fhr
hfat rlI'fr plan t0 pre- ieuf tfufihnr
acts 0f depreciation AGAINST fhe uvar
and property of American clflzena Div.
InT aI0nF fre MEXICAN h0rfrft
Assurance f0 fhIa effect vas TODAY
sent t0 fhe state depart nrnfI THe
hraf chief expressed the brllef fhaf fhe
step he proposed taking enl tauldiy
restore peace t0 -he border
General CafrHnza aaid thcre wsre
already BOO Carrauzl frdopal alcf z
Che border This number ~ aald
would bo/d0uhlod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
STABILITY AMENDMENT Is
ALSO REJECTED BY VOTERS
Situation In
SerUid IS NOU
More Critical

LONDON. Nov. 2.-1I:4O d. m
Premier AsQuiths speech in the house
of commons today on the policy and
plans OF Great Britain, concerning
which he did not disclose much more
than already was known. monopolizes
the attention of Europe tonight, and
the fighting. although IL has been Sc
we're on some OF the fronts. is receiv-
ing little thought.
The Austro-Germans and Bulgarians
continue their advance In Servia. and
are daily drawing closer TO Nish, max
Ing the position of the Servian army
In the north more precarious. II is be
neved here. however. that the Servians
VIII be able TO withdraw to the noun
tains and resist the invaders until the
assistance which the entente allies
have promised draws some OF the pres
sure from them.
The British and French troops
which were landed at Salonilxi already
are doing this in the south. and news
OF Russian contingent which Is vari-
ously reported as having landed at
Narna or to be approaching Bulgaria
through Rumania. is anxiously await
ed.
Quiet in West.
On the western front. except for
some lighting IN Champagne. there is
little or nothing doing. but on the east
ern front at least three or four big
battles are in progress.
The Germans continue their efforts
to approach Riga, from the west. the
Russians are attacking west OF pyinsk
and among the lakes south OF that
city. while attacks and counter attacks
are almost continuous on the Styr
river in Volhynia and along the stripa
in Galicia. Both sides are claiming
the advantage
The offensive OF the Italians against
the Austrians also continues although
Vienna reports that il Is meeting with
no success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
JUDGE ROBINSON
STARTS CAMPAIGN
Special Dispatch to the InteinEenoer

Special Dispatch to the IntelnEenoer.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. Nov. a.
One OF the frst steps In his campaign
for the Republican nomination for
governor was made today by judge
Ira =. Robinson. OF Grafton. who 2
few days ago resigned from the state
supreme bench by coming to Clarks.
burg and holding conferences with
local Republicans. Many OF them
called on him during the day and Il
was stated this evening that those
representing both former factions OF
the party had given him assurances
OF their hearty support Mr. Robin.
son announced that he would open
campaign headquarters AZ Grafton az
once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

WASHINGTON. m G.. Nov O.
President Wilson returned fo Wash
iurion 20 O'Clock tonight. after vot
ms in the New Jersey elections Al
Princeton ffc spent thr evening re
ceivinE returns from contests in hIs
own and other States.
Tonight Mr Wilson evinrcd partlc
ular interest in the returns from Mas.
aachusetts. Maryland and Kentucky.
where governors were chosen today.
and In fho woman suffrage contests
Dol New York. Massachusetts and Penn.
gylvania
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
BIG FOREST FIRE
IN PLEASANTS co.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. Nov. a.
One OF the worst forest fires that has
ever occurred in this section OF the
state was reported here late this after
noon to be raging between Salama and
Sledport In Peasants county. n short
distance from the Wood county line.
which Is believed TO have been started
by hunters a high wind famed the
flames until o. is now said 10 be- be
yond control. and the household goods
have been removed from the homes Of
W. G.. Phillips. John VI ClaEgart. Hugh
McTagEart William Malone and iona
than De Long All available water is
being gathered for a last stand In an
EFFORT 10 save the property ENDANGERED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
M CALL LEADS WALSH
In MASSACHUSETTS
WhiHOCkMdkeS
His Report on
CdUeH Case

WASHINGTON. Nov. Brand
Whitlock. American minister to Bel
gium. has transmitted a lengthy re-
port to the United States government
reviewing In detail the steps taken
by him and the members of his lega-
ton stan In connection with the execu-
ton by the German military authori-
ties OF Miss Edith Cavell. a British
nurse.
The minister declares that the re-
ports made by him on the subject con-
sttuted merely a recital OF facts with
out expression Of opinion. and that
he had submitted them TO Ambassador
Page at London for his information,
but not for publication. In the ma
tural course. the ambassador. report
ing on the care OF British subjects by
American diplomatic officers. trans
mitted the document TO the British
foreign office. which made them pub
lie.
Publication OF the letters. Mr.. Whit
lock says. greatly embarrassed him in
Brussels with the German authorities.
although he adds that the latter now
seem satisfied with his explanation and
there Is no indication OF further diff
Guilty.
May Modify Rule.
Under an arrangement. made early
In the war. American embassies and
legations In the war zone are permit
ted TO communicate directly with one
another and with the governments for
which they are acting without refer
ence TO Washington on all questions
pertaining TO the treatment of spies.
pisoners, etc. the object being to save
time in cases that are urgent. IL Is
considered not unlikely. however. that
some modification OF the rule may now
be made in view OF the embarrassment
resulting from the Whitlock episode.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
REPORTS THAT VILLA WILL
SHELL DOUGLAS CAUSES
GREAT ALARM
Funston Will Not Act Unles.
Either Faction Commits
An Overt Act.

DOUGLAS. hriz, Nov. a.
Harry Jones. private In Com
psny c, Eleventh Infantry, died
from wounds inflicted last night
BY a bullet from the Aqua
Prieta battle lines Jones vas
shot IN the stomach 80 he stood
guard over an army supply
wagon several hundred yards
from the boundary
Louls r Taylor. the civilian
wounded during the machine
gun fusiliade on the United
States custom house yesterday.
Nat reported in critical con
dition tonight Tsyior's spinal
column vas inlurde. paraiyz'na
him The other American vie
tins Of Mexican IRE was said
% be in favorable condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
Redmond In
Support of
Mr.. ASquith

LONDON, Nov. 2. 1915 p. m.-John
Redmond. the Nationalist leader. de
clared that the attacks upon the pre-
mier and the persistent pessimism OF
a portion of the press had had no
weight in Ireland and that the pro
posal which Mr. Asquith had made
with reference TO the cabinet was one
which. in his opinion. would. for the
time being at any rate. silence the
wreckers."
Mr. Redmond said he was against
compulsion and 10 impose compulsion
unless the country was virtually un-
animous in its favor. would be a folly
and a crime
George Nicoll Barnes. the labor
member for Glasgow. said what was
wanted more than anything else a.
the present moment was national
unity.
Corrected Statement.
Sir Edward Grey then arose to cor
rect what he described as a misappre.
hension that had arisen from Sir I'd
ward CarsOn's speech which he said
contained some statements that az.
forded an example OF the difficulty Of
speaking as freely in time OF war as
III Tune OF peace.
Sir Edward Carson" Sir Edward
said. must have left the house Of
commons. and probably would leave
our allies under tho impression that
the government made a promise 10
send help 10 Servia and then vacillat-
ed and hcsitated and as result son o
valuable opportunity for giving help
had been lost"
Thr Fwrmf~. r..g-H-s.-
statement of September 2s promising
10 aid the Balkan states friendly to
the entente powers "ln manner that
would be most welcome TO them" was
founded on something Of u definite
promise the government had made in
answer 10 request from Greece. This
promise had been made In common
with the French government and was
that definite number of mea would
be sent 10 Saloniki for the express
purpose OF enabling Greece 20 uInl
their treaty obligations with servia
Explained Statement
iie said that when during biz speech
n September IS no. said without no.
serve and without qualification" hc
meant that while expressing them
selves ready To- help 10 realize the ma.
tioual aspiration of Greece aud scrvIa
The government had also worked to
achieve a Balkan unity by urEine Ger.
tain concessions to BULGARIA What
he desired fo convey was that since
BULGARIA had Joined the central pow.
ers there could b. no more talk of
couccsHions from Greece and sorvia.
and that tho help Great Britain was
prepared honcetorth To- give those
countries would b. given without auaI.
ihrntluuH or conditions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
TURKS CAPTURE
A FRENCH SUB

MERLIN. nov @ OBy wireless TO
suyvIilo. ~ According 20 the
Overseas News agency. tho Turks
captured Che Freuch submarine Tur.
QnoIao nearly intact and probably ain
utilize the vessel fhomacIvcs
A dispatch from Berlin Monday
said me turquoise had been sunk bv
Turkish artillery fire and that her
entire crew. comprising two officers
and 20 men were taken prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

DOUGLAS. Ariz. Nov With
.ivoa 81 artillery beginning az 5.fT
.is evening General villa apparently
bran preparing tonight Tor hIs fnh
sauit on the Carranza stronghold at
qua prirfa
Three hours before. Major General
Inston. who arrived and assumed
lmmand IN D0uFlaa today removed
l. American troops from their
fcoutinusd on Pags HinsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
COUNT IS SLOW BUT THE
FIGURES AT HAND ARE
INDICATION
That Wet Majority Has Been Cut
to About 10000 o. Other
Results Unknown.
Intenigencer Bureau.

1nteutgencor Buroau
Columbus, NOV. {
Al midnight, practically the only
thing known definitely about the
Ohio election today was the de-
feat Of the Prohibition amendment
and the stability amendment
which would prevent a vote on an
amendment after II had been
twice defeated. The wet majority
may not be more than sixty thous-
and as compared with $4,000 a
year ago. The amendment to eS-
tend county officers terms to four
years may be successful, but u is
possible that the amendment for
exemption Of Ohio bonds from tax
alton and the aerrymander and
license laws may be defeated. The
drys say they have cut the wet
majority in Cleveland 5000, and
Cincinnati 5000. The wet major
ity here also is reduced but In
some OF the smaller Of the larger
counties the drys have lost votes.
Nothing definite has been as
eertained about the outcome Of
the voting. the count has been
slow. owing to numerous ballots.
" appears, however, that the ma
jority Of $4,000 against prohibi-
ton last year has been reduced
considerably.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 2.-For the
second time In two years Ohio voters
rejected statewide prohibition
amendment 10 the state constitution.
Estimates based on partial returns re-
ceived up 10 midnight show that the
proposal was defeated by a majority
which may reach 10000 Last years
majority against prohibition was S4.-
900.
Incomplete returns from 50 counties
gave the following result. For r-o-
hibition. 1920: against i20.S1O.
Among the 80 counties yet to be heard
from are several districts which are
expected to give majorities OF from
SOC to 1000 for prohibition. Pro
hibit'on was defeated in Cincinnati by
about 10000 votes.
There was considerable uncertainty
as TO the fate OF the constitutional
stability amendment which would pre-
vent for six years resubuission OF a
constitutional proposal which has
been defeated Late returns however.
indicated that the proposal was re-
jecteh- Other constitutional proposals
which apparently were rejected were
those TO extend the terms OF county
officials from two TO four years and
10 exempt from taxation all public
bonds
Two laws subjected 70 referendum
vote also were rejected according TO
Incomplete returns. One would change
the method OF selecting liquor license
officials and the other would redistrict
tcontinusd on Page Eight.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

h,iNlrnN. Nov f.p D. m Sir
Frederick Edward smith. efa ,uaa rsite
I1r genera h1a been appointed fn anc.
coed rlr Edward Carson nn ATTORNEY
general Premier Aaquith announced DO
lav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

uov. 1-rorecaatf
'1hfc. west VirFiuia-Tetr "wednesday
ThuradaV
|a.estsfn rennsylvania--Partl cloudy
Pafay ana Thuradav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

state was elected and the Repub-
lleans made a net gain Of ~
seats In the lower branch OF the
legislature, with no change In the
senate.
The voters OF the state Of New
York have defeated by a large ma
Jority the proposal to grant the
suffrage TO women. The returns
undoubtedly indicated also the de-
feat Of the project to adopt a new
constitution.
The vote on suffrage from 2,467
districts out Of 5713 In the state
gave 241 ,e2e for and 32t,41s votes
against the measure.
The Republicans have a safe
majority In the new state as
sembIy.
The state elected three Repub-
liean congressmen; NJ. S. Gould In
the 36th, 3. n. Smell in the atst
and w. S. Bennett in the 23rd dis
triet.
In Massachusetts also the suf-
frase amendment went down 20
defeat the vote from s3s precincts
f7s.1a2 aoajrs, ,hs ,s.s.,. " ~N
Mccall Probable Winner.
The election for ooyerno. :.
half past eleven snnssr.d e. -
close. Returns fror, oas d,.ts,e,s
out Of 114o IN IN. state osv. Ms
Cali. RepubIiesn fsa sso -
Walsh. Democrat fsa avs Ths
ssg osu'eos are IN sections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
SUFFRAGISTS
ARE BEATEN
DEFEATED IN EVERY STATE
WHERE 1T WAS AN
ISSUE.
Leaders of Movement Encouraged
at Big Vote and Will
Continue Fight.

New York. Massachusetts, and
Pennsylvania defeated the propo-
ritlon Of granting suffrage 70
women by overwhelming ma lori
ties IN yesterdays election. The
Indicated nsJorities against suf-
fraae were al an early hour this
morning as follows: Massaehu-
setts, 1900 (returns practically
eompiete.)
New York. 2o5. .sss. (abovt t~e.
thirds Of the state reported).
pennsylvania 10000. (about one
nth Of state reported.)
NEW YORK. Nov AT the head
quarters Of the National American Wo
man Suffrage association. where Dr
Anna Howard Shaw and her ueuten
ants received the returns. optimism
ebbed a. the heavy vote against
suffrage grew with late returns.
IT, when the final count comes.
said Dr. Shaw. eve should not bav.
won the state. We. n. least. have wor
the greatest victory In the history oI
our movement We have won the larg
est number OF votes that has ever
been cast for us In any state.
Whatever the result in New York
hassachusetts and Pennsylvania q,
not let anybody think that We will stor
efen Tor a moment This o. only on,
bhttle and We are In a war We I'M
tend 20 keep on lighting until we win
The anti-suffraEe leaders we're lu
plant az Tho outcome in New York
Defeat of woman suffrage IN New
Cconnnu.d on r.gs T.,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
PROBABLE REPUBLICAN, VIC
TORY ON PROTECTIVE
TARIFF ISSUE.
Democrats Probable Winners in
Maryland and Kentucky
Suffrage Loses.

BOSTON. Nov. 2.-sanrueI W.
Mccall, Republican, was elected
governor today, defeating Gov
ernor David .. Walsh, Democrat,
In a close contest. With thirty
election precincts TO be heard
from the vote was: Mccall,
$500; Walsh, 223,72e.
The balance Of the Republican
state was elected and the Repub-
lieans made a net gain OF ~
seats In the lower branch OF the
Legislature, with no change In the
senate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27

I, is going TO be a chance 1oF
4 Southwestern inventors Of mo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27
LPA50ALIT0N0B|LE WEEK OFFERS
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVENI0R
: Many New and Novel Motor Devices viii be on Display
During Big Exhibit This ear; LEGAL Representatives
Arranging Show Room Space for Cars; Chamber
of Commerce Publicity Department Boosting.

only the baby grand" models so TAR
Col Edison is anxious to show the
light touring car. which Is SO great d
favorite in California.
The Mission has also gone into tne
tire business on a large scale and II IS
likely that they viii have a special DIS
play Of Ajax tires
Meeting or Dealers.
Arrangements for a meeting Of ths
dealers this week have not Yet been
concluded. but that matter is now be
Ing attended to by the publicity de-
partmcnI of the chamber Of commerce,
which. always awake to secure every
possible bit of advertising for FL Paso,
is now giving wide publicity to Auto
mobile Week"
II is known definitely that two cars
which are not now actively represented
here viii have exhibits for the big
week The manufacturers have ALREADY
given instructions regarding sho"
SPACE and special representatives
from their factories will be sent here
TO show the cars and explain their
good points.
FL Paso Real Center
Fl Paso has been developed into one
OF the really big automobile dist-io-
uting centers OF the country and manu-
facturers Of all makes Of cars have
their eyes on the southwestern bust
ness which has its headquarters here
che factories which have representa-
tives here are, almost without eEcrp-
ton, cooperating with their dlstrlbu-
tors TO have coed displays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27
80 ArToMoBILE

SsT L PASO AUTOMOBILE WEEK
is going TO be chance tor
southwestern inventors Of mo-
tor devices TO show their goods urneS
E. Ward. ST.. Of Alamogordo. is alive
TO the possibilities OF the big show
week and has written 10 The Herald lor
information about the show
Mr.. Ward states that he wishes ~
make a display Of a DINNER and sal 2
signaling device for which patents
arc now pending. He wants 10 get IN
touch with some reliable firm mere
which will take over the dlstrlbutlni
agency for his goods. He viii nave a
working model for display on a car
during show week here
Trf-state Motor Company
Efforts are to be made Dg the III
State Motor company TO have the snow
room Of its big new garage. at w est
san Antonio and Leon streets, reauE
for show week, November % TO De
cember T. Tt is hardly likely Jhat the
whole building viii be ready for &C
cupancv by that time. but a special eL-
fort is TO be made to have the nam
floor finished and d big display Of Ford
cars. accessories and tirestone tires ar
ranged for the visitors
Col W r Edison. OF the Mission
Garage. inc. is making q special etfort
70 have a full line OF Chevrolet cars
here for show week The Chevrolet
factories have been rushed this ran
and the local agencies have receive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27

TITLE bell has just ended the second
round. Moran walks toward MS
Il seat. I'm sitting right next TO
Moran-s corner. His mouth is cut, but
ne smiles and shows his worries BIZ
Coffey. the mOtOrman, Is amblins To-
ward his corner with swollen leIt e+e
The house is mad Every seat Is
taken and il seems as though every one
is trying TO dope the thing out
Moran almost had Correy on the
hum at the bell and. although jim Is
favorite in the betting, some think
Moran viii win.
Willie Lewis grabs Moran around
the neck and sets him down Frank,
he wells. you broke his heart y GU
took all he had He shot his works
at you and he's through Easy now,
easy He don't like that subway slulL
you're handing him You're dropping
his arms all the time He won't
shoot that left at you; he's afraid OF
the pounding under the heart you re
giving him. Keep cool. now. you know
Here's some water Quick, a towel
There's the bell Remember, Frank,
old boy, feed him the sucker stuff
They start TO the center to resume
the quarrel
Coffey is jabbinG with a long lett
Moran backs away. Coffey shoots a
right over Franks chin and the latter
laughs
Moran Appears Dopey.
There is a mixup but Moran doesn't
seem to be perturbed. There doesn't
seem to be any steam behind his punch.
Coffey is wild to land one. Moran is
fighting like a guy fun Of hop Jim
Corbett saws that Moran is waiting
for a signal COrbett thinks Moran
has more than he has shown. Harry
Harris offers to take a bet on Moran
at 100 to 40. The guy says he's on.
Coffey chips Frank on the chin ana
10000 mOtormen are up bowling like
wolves. The mob at the ringside
thinks it's over. too.
Moran stagEers to the ropes but his
eyes are bright and cheerful
They're moving again. Moran is
taking them on the chin without even
wincinE. It looks soft. Coffey thinks
il is. too.
Frank stands back with his right
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27
"BECK'S'' AMEN CORNER

7 Unless some hitch occurs, Every
bodys and the 10th infantry will
open their seven-game baseball series
at Rio GTande park on Thursday
afternoon, with other games on Sat
urday and Sunday afternoons. The
counterjumpeTs have arranged for
some star players outside their reg
ular team and the series should be a
real hummer.
y
THAT the dope on baseball finances
is not always reliable was amply
proved by the statement of the
Kansas City Federal club that it had
lost s35,352 on the season. The
New York dOpesters, who haven't
much use for the Federals as that
league has no club in the big town,
had it that the Packers cleared
about $4,000 on the season Well,
they were only $4,000 wrong and
that's a close guess for a New Yorker
on anything outside New York.
=
WILLARD is now talking of de-
sorting the circus life and getting
back into the ring. Strange to say,
the wild west" show with which he
is travelling has announced that it is
to go into winter quarters. Quite
natural for Wizards managers to
have some Of that anxious to fight
again" stuff handy. But it's a safe
bet that they won't risk the title
until spring.