davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06

c,orss had in his retinue dwarf only IS inches tall
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06

John u. Knigh, OF 70 West Wash.
ington street is one Of the leaders in
the real estate world.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06
Mint and Treasury Relics Put on Exhibition

VARIOUS activities Of the United States mint and OF the
urer OF the United States illustrated In exhibit OF
recently set up north corridor of the treasury
'~~S'' " - " oaants The noat
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06
"Spooning' All Right in Parks Of Washington

&c recognized by that generic term permitted the
Pittsburgh cne
confesses spoonng and intends fostering IT,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06

inR
delightful
to 70 lovemaking?'
lightly turns Colonel
additional in the parks OF washington AZ
national capitals provided says
enjoyment Of the park Others"
inoxcaon OF the
that not cured lead to nua
heniaa insanity
devised employs On
enlarged powerful automobile horn electrically
ted, o signals
Charles had in his a only IS inches tall
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06


and the chaplain comes
president into the
minutes prior the hour OF
with calm deiberaton
their and by the time Marshall mas
only minutes or less until
ococ nervous and the sergeant at
hand certain that vice
going would do at all to have the
minute late .,,
Marshall the corridor still
burst Of speed gets out
the chamber Chaplain
laughing the story would be
and pulling his back into shape
while walking the few steps from the door the
said Prettyman morning after particularly amusing .
study
yweather man out in the in"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06
Vice Presidents Stories Worry Senate Chaplain

VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL has habit Of telling funny story at the
about
when he the senate chamber
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06

Col. W. ". Harris, superintendent
OF buildings and grounds, when In
formed that Pittsburgh's chief OF po'
lice had extended a general invitation
to all lovers to spoon" In the Smoky
City parks, said; .
I'VE do not know what 'spooning'
is here, but the parks of Washington
are open to lovers, sweethearts, beaux,
and bellies, and others under the spell
Of the tender emotion.
There is no regulation prohibit.
,~.o-.ol,tny Ia, yNo Utnn parka
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06

10 c0nVene that BODY OF sO1eHh toIIers'
he 10 apt to have half.suppressed lit.
tie smile on his face. and Rev. Forest
J. Prettyman, the senate chaplain, has
even more difficulty in maintaining the
serious countenance Of man about to
lead in prayer.
Here IL the way the thing works
out: Along about 1880 Marshall
shifts from his Office in the senate
Office building to his room In the CAPT.
toll. He lights q cigar and smokes ~
no receiyes any callers that drOD in. A
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-06
THE SANITARY DISTRICT
OF CHICAGO

Calumet intereeptins Sewer Contract
No. 4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
Attempt To
Wreck City
Dam Failure
0ynamiter Fires Two Charges
AT WaterWOrkS Cutoff to
Prevent Flooding.

An unsurcc'gful attempt wa' made
early this morning 10 blow up the hu
between tho old cut. ~ and the Nofih
Canadian river two miles above the OK
lahonn CITY watcrwofk,
Two charges ~ dynamite we're "splod
oi, bat In neither case wor" they heavy
enough to move large quantity n tho
dirt dam
This cut ~ IL one built under the
direction ~ the county few wears ago
to prevent flooding ~ low farm land IN
the vest side of the river during high
water seasons
The cut caused an insufficient supply
of water 10 flow through ia" pumping
station The city then placed dam
across H. allowing the water TO flow
through ~ regular channel
II is claimed that there have hecn at
trmr'- made before 10 blow up THIS dam
Vhrn rumofs of high water IN the Norih
I Canadian W.fr reported
so rl'v tu the guilty persons has been
obtained
The river has tcccded some this morn.
. iug In R'hiu, county but .aS rapidly
/ rising below ~ ,r"tt is expected IA
reach OklH homn 81, by Monday Or Tues.
. dsy. hut ,Ity Officials have ;sken pto
cautions and have issued waning IA
persons living IN tho bottoms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
WILL ASK WITHDRAWAL.

LAREDO. rsrss June s-Prominent
American merchant. plan 10 hold
meeting In St Louis In the near future
tn prepare n petition to President Wilson
Nskins ths, the American punitive "s'
redition he withdrawn from Mexico. ac-
cording 10 Il local spanish newspaper
The newspaper points out that sine"
the trouble started In Mexico American
merchants have suffered n financial loss
~ more than $50. 900 0oo Withdrawal oi
a., American troops would tend 10 pacily
the situation. the newspaper say.
Prepare For New Raid
Large forces ~ Mcsicans are heins as
.rmhed at Ia JsritN and Rodriguez
about ffiy miles south Of the border here
To- raid Texas towns. according TO re-
ynrts circulating In Nuevo Laredo
Planned Tor saturday.
Rumors that raids are 10 hc made into
Texas SATURDAY have caused much -,
citement In Nuevo Laredo and man,
Mexican families are leaving daily to'
Monterey
Two troops NJ tho Fourteenth cavalry
Captain sifm-yet commanding. left lar
edo Wednesday 10 patrol the Rio Grsnd'
near San isnscio and zapAta TO pteven
n possible a raid by t.uis DE la Ros'
and 400 followers. reported moving TO
ward the border
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
TRUCK DRIVER KILLED.

COLrMBus. y VI June An Amer.
lcan truck driver attached 10 train No
a. under Captain Tohins, vas sho, and
killed In the Mexican town NJ III Vale
SATURDAY nigh, according 10 reports re-
cei,ed here "Wednesday Tho persona
bringing the story back v,th them from
Mexico. said the driver. whose name was
unknown 10 them. ahsented himself from
the train without leave and entered the
town against orders They also said the
body was inferred at Colonia Dublan two
DAYS ago and an Investigation ordered
into the death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
Brunson Ciuen
Brett's Place
0nHigh Bench
Coalgate Jurist TO Supreme
Court Commission; Corde|l
Judge Also Named.

II n Run.on ~ Coalsn,s has been
appointed hy g,setnor Williams a a
member ~ supreme court commission,
Division No (, Ne take. IN. place
made vscRn, by the recent appointment,
~ Judge Rutherford Rfe,t to the 10 the
criminal court " appeals
Judsr hrunsnn has been rfaciirlns
Law In oklahoma fot y number " wears
and IA recognised In the legal fraternity
s an authority on oklahoma Indian NJ.
fairs
His appointment TO the commission
vss confirmed ~ the supreme court
Thursday morning
Judge Thomas \ Edwards ~ Cnrasll
has been appointed hy the governor 10
serve four month. on Division No s.
hnown ss the dis,tic, judge division lie
takes tho place NJ Distflc, ludse ! e.
Ruhherts ~ Enid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
PROCRESS|vES
MAY NOMINATE
7. R. At ONCE
Murdoch Quoted as Saying
Tomorrow May Be
Too Late"

AUDITORIUM June s-Ry vote ot
twenty-five to cleccn Raymond Robins
WAS chosen this afternoon over Hiram
johnson by the permanent organization
committee as permanent chairman "
the progressive convention 40 ballot.
were cast Tor any other official
Some of the progressive leaders. I'M
cludinr Chairman Murdoch NJ the ma.
,lonsl COMMITTEES. we're scfiousl, consid
crins immediate nomination tni,, ~
Colonel Roosevelt Nr Murdoch vas
quoted as saying {, mieh, h, "ioo late"
Friday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
EUGENE KERR GOES
after STATE 10eA

Eugene Kerr of Musknsre editor ~
IN. Muskoser Times Democrat and ons
~ the most widely known democratic
editor. In the state. Thursday nlrd Wiih
tho state slcc,ion board iof ,he demo.
cratic nomination Tor state senator from
Mu.kosce county
Ne seeks To succeed Campbell Russell
who recently entered the race iof the
democratic nomination ior corporation
commissioner tot tho Ions term
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
Demonstration Against Troops
Presence Put Down by Car
rama Forces.
NEW RAIDS ORGANIZED.
ACCORDING TO REPORTS
Attack on Texas Towns De-
CIared TO Be Planned for
Saturday.

CHIHUAHUA. Mex June s-An anti
American riot incitrd hy mass meeting
io protest against tho continued prcs.
cnco Of American troops In Mexican ter
ritory was put down here Wedn"siay
night hy The ml'Itaf, after dcmnnsifa-
ton bad been made against the Amerl-
cNn consulate and stones hurled At the
Foreign club IN tho hcrcf that It was
an American institution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
FORCE INCLUDES 800 MEN.

wAsHSGToS. June s-Twelv. hun.
dtsd men of the Fifteenth infantry under
Colonel Harry G. Hale. stationed In Tien
Tsin and along the railroad between
there and rekins. and a legation guard
" no marines. constitute the American
military force In China II was said a,
~ war department, Colonel Hale might
take any part Of this force 10 rckins
In an emergency without instruction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
RYDER WILL CASE
NEARING TOMORROW

Dispositions ~ witnesses Who saw the
late psn u Ryder .lsn his will. taken
In Fot, worth. resss. we're received by
the clerk ~ the county cout, today. Tho
Ryder will con,..,s are scheduled fcr
hesfins tomorrow morning Hearing.
heretofore have been continued 10 await
the deposition. from the subscribing Wit.
ne-ses There are several contestants a.
20 IN. will on tle. The hearing tomct.
fow win be before County Judge 1wick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
Platform Will Urge System Of
Universal Military
Training.
PROTECTIVE TARIFF
ONE OF MAIN ISSUES
"WatchfuI Waiting" Policy in
Mexico Condemned as
"0eplorable."
~ ASSOCIATED nptss.

CHICAGO. June = Aret the subcom
wlitss IN resolutions had rejected the
proposed woman suffrage plank In ~"
~ q y platform thr whole committee
reversed 'hs hnding ana decided Nv lr
corporate I'm The platform p uHaEHrn
IuiDitirg Vrwsu suffrage ir principle
The vote Vas ss 'uf tn On against the
innovation
Tho committee srrfvaf1 srri ru' n
ran iof nhsUntrrs and th0s vhr pFrn
tu pfrssgr reconsideration ~ 'hr suf
iisgr vlArk
The proposed rrnhihiiou plank VNs
TUNED down ~ hIg vote
Mis- Maud Younger ~ ysil'Hiuis and
Nts ~ " = belmont uf Nrv Nrfk
leaders uf ihy congressional union Tn
Addresses ~ ths vumsn's raf', .on,'r.
iirn referred ir she weapon in the
harts ~ ihe WOMEN ny twelve suffrage
states where " hes claimed 5000 nNN
vDinsu sfs sifihIs tu vote 80 ihr final
m.,us in rsin ths ballot iNf 'hsif sIs.
trfs bon tho snsrailsd slave states
rcf Ar,hery kr,,rim,r,
The vumsns gsf', stands 'pusfs't ts
mind irs susan u Anthem, amendment
Mft usimcn' and others asserted hs'
s,r't truEfsss tofufe which The amend
men, hai been rf,~sd hsi rfa,sr'al
SUCCESS y, uiytsv snf evasion The
time hsH rpmr iNs, ssii 'u usr The
rpprf aitshi, In ihs hands W 'fr Urm.
IN
The subcommittee NJ Ne fsUuhiinr
committee IN resolutions hst ai'v'sd a
riant frsrs tins relations eNh Nr,iru
riirfed hy senator fan ~ Nrr NsNirn
vhirh is s,rrre sitsys nn ihf sdinlnis
'sstiprs ts,ir, Usis ii0n ~ plsrt
rifrtsf b, prrs'rf prtsh rfnFsN, NU
fssuN Nh ths Question hsirr iatru hsiofs
che tn committee
The rwwViFf siHr'r' rlank IT.
Ffmirt 'hr trNeh states fhUuh maln
tain ref rtuiwiIit
risrt rsiiirr iuf nstirrviis rnw
tUisrN riiIau ifsin'Hg uas trffai.
. :, ihs rrmmNirs sirf murh i'ssus'in.
Iin tp a.
ss., Progressive Sentiment,
] Uihrs ri,nss touching rn hhr' Amer
] ..anisyn ns,iDnai dsfrrss srf r'he
questions hsts been adopted IN iofm M
tended ~ NEE, progressive ssr,i~spi
iri eil hs feprfisi ~ ,hs ran c'm
triiiss trisv risnks co. ,he fsran M
uWistNr snA ths referendum have hssl
Issifrtrd ir 'he suhJrmmii'rs
Cor,sfnine Wssice ihs resolution 70
,,~.,l..sa .a rae r-.D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08

"N' Nh'NN' W. '""' w"
jury IN the murder trial of WIN ". orpe'
anaIly completed after the examination
:, -. 49,, ,eo ,,,- d, .,,,.., y.,,,..
he "'uh 'tlH' ~ 'h' 'h'N'''N :"
Wisconsin student chats'd with N"
murder ~ bi. former sVssth.,r,. Marian
-, - -.
''''"'''' WV '''"
A. The compbu'n ~ examination ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS DIRECT WIRE)

CHICAGO, June Sin final effort to prevent another
split between the progressves and the regular republicans,
Theodore Roosevelt today begged the c. o. p convention
give him an invitation rush Chicago from Oyster Bay and
address the convention.
Answer Invitation.
II will come if the republican convention desires me to
address it, the colonel wired in reply the invitation he
ccved last night from Senator William r. Jackson of Maryland
asking him to TO Chicago
Two Tickets Almost Sure
Unless Roosevelt unite the conventions where he
broke them squarey in two four Of ten
political leaders predicted today tickets will be nominated
Roosevelt and Governor Johnson of California leading the
progressves and Mr. Justice Hughes the standard bearer Of
the regular republicans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
Prediction Is
Warmer Friday

LOCAL FORECAST - Generally slr
tonight srd Friday with rislno temper.
s,vre friday,
Maximum yesterday, el minimum. a.
KANSAS rslt tonight and Friday. IN.
settled hy Friday nisht IN south por
iion
ARKANSAS Tonight tsit, Friday
warmer.
WEST TENAS Pair and warmer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
twelve REPORTED
KILLED IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. June Two elevated
train. IN the THIRD avenue line ver. In
collision this afternoon Fire broke ou,
In the wrcckssc II vs reported ths,
dofcn passengers had been kllied
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
Rain Soaked
Delegates Make
Little Noise
Second Day Of G. O. P. Con-
ventlOn as Quiet as
First.
10Y ASSOCIATED pass DIRECT
Mipt

Wiptl
,plLsrJN rhivrp. iuns when
,hs dnris ~ tho coliseum we're ursnsd
,his morning ,wr hours rsirf, the fsruh.
lican convention vss dus 10 bssln rus
iness the rouurs rain chlJt hss scstr,i
,hs drlsra,ys and spectators ftt three
DAYS vas s'in falling Tho han vas
rnld and damn isif ihf hrdfaHeird dele
gairs msIu ihe trsi n t Tho band rn
ii,rned thy vpN ss 'hr .fuod bsrsr sa
srmhlire The usuRl ins ~ ticket srsr.
ia,nfs tra,ft the faiu haekinG sdriIs-
slnns ,hr prices n shih are s,ssiU,
de- iir'nc
The convention was W. ss.slrn uniI
I 20 p ~ ard then adjourned until 4
nriui
"urtis Joe" tafly
''tnrir ius' Cannon eaa rnr ~ To-
early arrivals Ne had sume tsrHhi.
es,ilns ~ the flinnls delegation and =
hie policemen burkcd ihs line " ist ths
iofmrr sHeskef through
rolirs yhirf iiesi terr4trh 10 r-lrnsl
s,une thr ssteean, ~ sfms. that n vss
the mosi orderly convention h. had seer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
RECEPTION OWEN surpAolsts.

CHICAGO. June : suffrage activities
today included public reception s'vsr
tho National American Woman suffrage
association ~ the new municipal riet hN
the Illinois Equal suffrage association
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
RUSSIANS TAKE
LU1SK FORTRESS
FROM AUSTR|ANS
Capture Big Stronghold and
Take 1000 More
Prisoners.

LONDON. June rhe capture ~
tu,sh In volhynia and sl,o II series
cf powerfully organized Austrian posi-
tions ls announced In an official com.
municatlon si,en ou, In pe,fosfsd tn.
tsy
In addition 10 the Austrian. pfeyirusl,
captured In the offensive movement 30.
cent?, insunufaird the statement ss,.
there wete captured In Wednesday,
fitht ntty.sism officers and n eoo men
LARGE amount ~ war material ai.o
eas taken
Admt Lcss r Vsvs
with the uefmsns ciaimlns the
capture ~ Fof, Nau, ttum the
French. the Parts statement oi 10.
lay admitted N. Garrison abandoned
the fnr, after y hsd been reduced 10
ruin. The French say they sttn o..
rupy the outskirts Of the iot, ~ Nell a.
tt,nthes 10 tn hsh, and i,n u the
vnfks
A dispatch tum Paris SAYS that m,
lc., ~ vsu,. Witch Il nufihsas, ~ vef.
dun. is regretted ny France frf ihs
sake ~ N. garrison Witch struggled
az sailantly amidst hs she'll swept rum,
hv, military efiiits ass.st its pcstsssi,n
~vtid 10 oi little benefit 10 the enemJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
ONLY HARMONY
CAN SAVE US,
TEDDY'S PLEA

Unless Roosevelt Can Bring Two Parties
Together Two Tickets Led by Hughes
and the Colonel Seem Certain-G.Q QP.
Accepts Equal Suffrage Plank, Rejects
Prohibition Paragraph in Platform.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Los atentaOds dc los carranciStaS
contra los comerciantcS.

Tng$ amerIrauoS que vinlerOn IL
IA riudad de- Chihuahua iafOrmaron
a Ia pran>a luraj. qur Narl0S eSta-
bleripuirnto> ~tnm"rrialr> de aqur..a
.apIla' rurrun ruu>jfradn> por eri"n
d.l ,;GbrrnaIur uterine. I-uacl" En-
riuurz. Iulcu drcfiId Obrar aitnta-
~tnriarurntr cuutar los prOpietario>
porJuH No Vcndian suS mcrcancla-
en- papel moueda, sinO que eXIElan
a! pub!ico que pagaca Ell plata Il orc.
+. g~obernador disguise que las eX'S
trnciaS dn la Jj"ndas confiscaiaS :"
y~rndirran al pueblo en papr. moneda
y a prrcl"s Daio>. y qu" 81 produr-
tu il" Ia vrnta - rntrrgara Il ~ PRE-"
p]irDario>. quicnrs manifi">tan Iu"
han per,llIo murho IN Ia Opera
ri1u". pur> clos hahian pa=ado r>a>
mrrranriaS "n Orc y q =obl"rno Cd
rranciSta =, la realize ell pap", mo-
media QUE con GranicS dificu.ta,Ie> -
rotiza Il razin de- dos crntayo> GRO
Il peso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
EN- hexiGaIi, B. C. Sc ee.
lsbr0 entusiastamente
el 5 de Mayo
LA JUNTA PATRIOTICA \ LAS
AUTORiDADES ORGANIZA-
RON UNA FESTIYIDAD
MUY SiGNIFICATIVA

tnrrr>nonh"Iria Especial para ~ pREN>t.
MENlCALI. 4. c.. Mayo S.-La Jun
la Patri6tica dc csta ciudad. de acucr
do con las autoridades c~ivilcs V mi
lltares, f~csteio aver eli 81 a~nivcrsario
dc Ia bataila verificada ell ) de Mayo
de 1852. en- la ciudad de Pucbla, y
Ia que constituye una de las glorias
nacionales, pues que las fuerzas re-
publIcanas InfIigieron una tremenda
derrota a las fuerzas invasoras.
b programme tornado por Ia Jun
Ia PaJriotica fue may variado Y sd
tlsflzo al pueblo. Los festejos fuc-
ron los siguientes: Al despuntar eI
alba las bandas militares de la guar
nici6n recorrieron las PARTICIPATES ca
lies de esta ciudad, anunciando cI
glorioso aniverSario. A las seis. el
Pabellon Nacional fu6 izado en- to-
dos los cdificios publicos, sierdo Sd
ludado con veintiun canorazos.
4 las nueve Il. m. tuvo lugar I'm
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Cnrrcsnondencia Especial para La PRENsA.

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsA.
MENICO. d. f.. Mayo BEL Secre-
tario de Hacienda del gobierno lie
rarto. licenciadU Luis Cabrera. ha
cmprendido por medic de- Ia prcnsa
una rampana contra comrrclanteH y
banuurrOS. ~acuSandoIOS De no prcstar
ayuda al gobierno Y De no procurar
81 ala del papel. Cabrera pide al puc
bio qur ayudc al =obierno y l. dice
que no 81 drjc cu=alar por los CO
uncertainties. dcbirnd" ~obIiGarloS 4 Iur
rrriban FL papel vi"jo a raz6n DE- dl"I
rrniavn> ORC 81 peso, y "a uu"Nu a
vrintr r~rnjaNnS.
S"grin 10 dcc.ara 81 Mlnlstrp dr lla-
cipnda. Fl papcl Nicju que hay eli cir
ruIaci0n - p0r IA cnormc cantIdad
De SetccicntOs mi!ioneS lie pesos. d."
manrra que uniendola a Ia de- qui-
nicnt0S mi!.onc>. Que e. Il Vai0r dc
IN .nisiGu ba nm iuia# i,. VIII DOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Dos jefes feIicistas Cruza'
ron Ia frontera inter.
nandose en- coahuiIa
TRABARON COMBATE CON UNOS
CARRANCISTAS QUE CONDU-
CLAN UNA PARTIDA DE GA
NADO A LOS E. u.

Corrr>pomdrncia Especial para IL pNENSt.
EAGLE PASS, Texas. : de Mayo.
En- Coahuila sigue desarrolIandosc
eI movimicnto armada en- favor del
Oral. Felix Diaz : en- contra de los
rcyolucionarios que. ~incapaces dc
formar un gobicrno que dc garantias
q nacionales y cXtranjeros, sc nan
CPasa d la Sa. pag. col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
emprenIe una energIca
campana contra Ell concrete
Ell Ministro de Hacienda carrancista declara que
setecientos millones de pesos hay en- papel
viejo y quinientos en- papel nuevo

do Que ell papeI vicjo carecc @nieT2-
mrnte lie valor. Fl pib.ico. = decir.
las classes trabajadoras. los p%equenos
concentrates y. en general. las claS"s
consumidoraS, tienen la idea de que
Ell papel viejo no vale NADIA, porqur
ven Que cl comcrriante 81 rehuSa
a retibirlo Ell pago de las mcrcan-
rias. o 81 10 rcrIbc ponc los artirulos
a prerluS rX0rbltantcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

lPasa q IL Sa- coLmmna 2a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
carranza no quiere aprobar los
arregIos que hizo Obregon
Ell Primer Jefe toma en- cuenta ell sentimlento del
pueblo, que amenaza ~derrumbarlo, para
no aprobar 10 que quiere Obregon

Ir los taIones viIliStas que dirigia
81 general Felipe Angeles.
OhrrcUn 50 mostr6 Sumamente com
pIacido por las felicitaciones de que
frli obirto DE- partc de sus amigos '
SubaltcTno>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
cnrrr>nnndencIa E,pccIaI para L, rRENsA.

Correspondencia Especial para Ia PBENsA.
FL. PASO. Texas. Mayo 1.-ODlet"
de- Serias ~dlscu>ioneS ell csta cludat
la sldo 81 asun;o del retardO para
due 50 efcctiIr a ronfercnrla fina.
entrc los generates Scott ' ODre=on.
Que ha D., ,Ieci1:r sobre 81 arreSio
Que - ha yru,d2 hacienda para So
iucionar la'cuestiGn International
Sc ase=ura QUE y.arTanza no ha az
redido a h. que convlno ObrrGon con
81 general scott. por4ur ie aprobar
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-30
IT'S A PRIVILEGE
TO LIVE IN NEVADA

Two healthy. persons Injured to
hardships and Of mature age, died in
Chicago yesterday. victims of heat
prostrations, In city where the tenn
-perature climbed 80 degrees in ten
hours and reached a maximum of 91
degrees for the day. Did any Nevada
reader of the Independent suffer un.
comfortably from the heat anywhere
In the state today?" said Bob Sturn,
the popular clerk at the Commercial
hotel to an Independent representa-.
tive,
"Not by a jugfulll II is a privilege
to live In Nevada and a boon hard to
estimate during this period of fine
weather. Clear skies, warm sun
tempered by cooling breezes, the ever
present sight of the Ruby mountains
restful nights--shucks! one can't de,
scribe this wonderful Nevada climate
In words; one simply has to live in It,
feel 1t and wave his hands helplessly
when asked to describe it's varied
glories.
Chicago and New York with their
cruel summers. when the choking hu
Inidity strikes down human beings and
horses alike In the city streets. seems
impossibiiities to the old Nevadan who
has spent his life drinking in the clim
ate of this wonderland.
at Is real honest-to-goodnes
privilege to live in Nevada"