davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

course Of lectures on military
engineering viii be given by Col Ma
son NJ Patrick and Major r. ). Bond.
OF the United states army corps engi-
uaers in the Board OF Commerce., be-
ginning Wednesday. The course will
cover a period OF Ave weeks Col.
Patrick IS in charge ~ all the army
engineering work in Detroit and vi
cinity. and Major Bond Is stationed ia
Cleveland. The committee In charge
Of the course Is composed Of Fred.
erick VI. Alger. Orton W. Aibeo and
Frederick G. Suffer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Plans arc being perfected for offer
inw 80 part OF the Pau-Am"rtcan 70.
t~olcum Transport Go. 10 preferred
stock The initial issu" ~ SIC 600.
600 has been undcrWrittcn and with
tho proceeds OF the stock and $50.
4s4. GOO common stock. the new com
pauy has acquired various conces-
siCnv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

CLEN ELAND. o., March 25.-Hogs.
Receipts 500. SC higher; workers..
mixed and mediums. t995: pigs. ss.ls.
rOughs. 5000. stays. $50. Cattle:
Receipts. cars, steady. sheep ana
lambs Receipts cars. STEADY.
lambs tor tif 80 Calves. Receipts
100. &c lower. top, tli.0O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Foreign agents are IN the market
actively for about 400 900 tons ~ bill
lets and steel for shells. \ prominent
steel man says those Inquiries would
have been closed before tht5 but for
the fact thpt the STOCK companies
cannot guarantee deliveries. Tho
~ tce - no object.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

4 bill has been favora bly, reported
20 the house by the banking and cur
ropcy committee amending the fed
erai reserve act 10 authorize national
Nanks with capital and surplus OF 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
Bank. asd Trust comenn,,s.


TO execute orders on the exchanges:
Carlyle & Povah ~. =. HamlIn IL
Co, II. W. Noble a Co. w. r.. Moss
a. Couls. loci Stocksrd co, lewis Z;
GOrton W. r.. Reilly n 70. Geo. VI
West A. Co. r. Il. Mac1rone Il Co,
Emmet Ia sprague Matthew Vim.
-. 1. Seymour a Co. A. W. Wallace
4 Co, VIM. II. Rose A. Co. VIM. A
Neer & Co. ". Is. Mclaughlin, r.. X
Pclton. Merrill. Lynch * Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
olslls Wolf win Club.

V1uG1HAs Mimi. March 27.--The
0)o111nn who killed oobcat in his
gyor0 With . club and the Dunn
414ys WIS.,, girl who killed wolf
y q neg handle have nothing on
nDon Mcdonald. trapper. who
~ 3 biz timber wolf last week.
cun1nk to Al Heritage. who mas
1Cned from his lumber camp in
~ oOution. Mcdonald. on snow
oo, eane across the wolf wallow.
ri ~ deep snow. unable. 10 get
o1. oo1 dispatched him by well
11c1 Nov with club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
Ry Altman

sold by W. c. Richardson a. Co. OF
Cleveland. 10 Lake Superior shippers.
The vessel formerly Was owned by
the !. Emory owen Transportation
Co. OF Detroit She was built in 1859.
has ss1-foot keel, li-foot beam and
draws 81 feet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Additions TO tho Detroit Studebaker
plant costing 81 .00O 900 have been
completed. The extensions will en-
able the production of 100. 600 Stuhc-
baker cars this year Production
schedule shortly will be Increased
from 200 20 400 cars n day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
Hitter IN EnGs

Rutfer -- trcawfry. extras. &c.
hrsts S5ci packing stock soc. dairy
&c fb
Eggs -Iffsh foccIpfr nrsts
aeef Included 20ci current rcceipts
l1L4o doz. Receipts SATURDAY,. 2.7e5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Berlin reports Indications that sub
scriptions 90 the fourth German war
loan VIII show an aggregate over tho
loan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, H., March Z5.--OpeninS
Wheat: May and July, down l2e-
Corn; May. down &c. July, down sc.
Oats: May. down sc; July. down nc
Provisions. higher.
C1ose--wheat: May, down isc; July,
upnc. Corn: May. up &C: July. up
NC Oats: May. down isC, July IN
changed. Provisions Higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Eastern railroads have planned.
subject go iho approval ~ the inter-
state commerce uulr1Issipn, To- re-
lFye freight congestion by refusing
90 issue hills ~ ladinr IN export
huginfra unless room has been ar
ranged for bv reducing free lime for
use ~ cars. and rs increasing elova-
tor charges
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
VIEW YORK MONEY MAnkr-r.

NEW YORK. March % bar silver,
London. 2E&.d New York. COZ do
mand sterling, sac 7-is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

The steamer John owen. operated
in the coal and grain trade, has been
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

prtBtinE--th~ ptnin nert kind--that
1. right-~Times job D~pt.--Main i520.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

600 900 20 purchase stock in corpora
tions doing business in foreign coun-
tries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
ToIrDo LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. o., March 2s--ifOgs' Re-
cclpts. light Market higher Hc8F igs.
Si9 ION 10 20 mediums. $40 lon1H -.
workers. $500 1905 good pigs = 80
= 20. Market slow. sheep and
lHmhs. Market steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
Financial Notes

Inspiration Copper has declared m
initial quarterly dividend OF 1875 a.
share.
Tennessee Copper has declared d.
quarterly div idend Of 80 cents
share.
Lackawanna Steel has deferred
consideration OF a dividend on IT'S
common stock.
Detroit Edison has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF 2ce.
payable April Is 10 holders Of rtcorf
March 81.
Argentine imports from the Unltcl
States in 1918 were valued At $50
10. aoi. compared with ts6,ss4.4t6 ia
1914
The annual report OF the TamaracN
Mining GO. shows pronts % S7$,9ss,
Equivalent TO sl3l a share on tho
$4,000 outstanding shares.
The Detroit Satusday Night CO.
filed notice with the county clerk
Thursday afternoon % an increase ~
capital stock from $4,000 10 500. 900.
The STANDARD Metal store Front Co.
of No 1898 Twelfth-st.. declared it.
self bankrupt in the United state
and It's Liabilities ss,24S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Pristtpa--the plain neat ki.d-thst
h rfght--Times job Dept,--Msin s520
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27
NV YORK COTTON MARKET
nsxortsd BY Paine. Weber 4 Co..


sss 1ii IL, W. ~ 5 s;;:
~ 81 Qais: Cash. 4skc;. May. 46;
o(i Cash. 3ifs2; March, sil.52:
0r1l MS ,Alsike: Prime, 1910.
nQthy: March. $3.50. Butter:
~ creamery. acc; tub creamery,
1900 Sac. Hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Lackawanna Steel has deferred
consideration OF "A dividend on IT'S
common stOCk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Argentine imports from the United
States in 1918 were valued At $50 81
l5s .a0i. compared with S36,SS4.446 ia
1914
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

'3 ULGfN BUTTER.
/0INs Ill, March 2s.--All butter
No. were At - cents. same "a last
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

Tennessee Copper has declared a.
quarterly div idend Of 80 cents
share.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-27

/ Inspiration Copper has declared an
, initial quarterly dividend OF Sl25 a.
( share
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
STRIKE WILL NOT STOP
BIG LEAGUE BALL GAMES
inv ryenln, uornlI Len,ed wireI

chicago Nus 3l plaua for trans
porting National tcaEGo baseball
teams from ,uN To sitN 10y aututuop,l'.
trolley ard boat "a cas-" IT q railway
strike. haN" been uad, py lcagu" "f
ficials. Boat lines connect Buffalo.
Cleveland ana Detroit Thee ana tnr
notwurk "f trolley lines aud tatomo
bile roads tu states the teams traNcrs'
should solve the transportation prom
lem, IN. officials say
The same conditions a,plN To- tn.
American loagu, i,,-id,ut 'hiNiur
ton of tho American l~so, Htiun. cN-
pc,trd htu, difficulty IN Insporting
t"HWs thruush ~, eastern half uf the
circuit. brat was puzzled over the
question ui bringing 'caius tIum the
Western hair 60 'hicagu.
Substitution If iut"r-loaguc games
FOR the regular schedule has been
suggested 100 ease ~ q general tl"up
Of raliwats.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
RAILROADS DENOUNCED
FOR EMBARGO ON FOOD

niuEtun. AuH 81 his' ue-Iui
of tu, .iuNr situation prn ,',,'|
brushed aside am other busin',- tuaa.
100 the senate.
Senator Thomas denounced tE
rtlropd- fur placing cin1arEuos "r
nIpwrup ~ fuudsturrs a. uwr
when h. eud. they should be .ur
..ufra'tug an resources 10 mo. iu-
SUCH .oumuditios to the .Iiy mark
.i-
oup ''I,Frtu read py senator Pho
nu of California. SAID s. 600 600 nHu
worth 80 'rur rhipmonts had hoeu r.-
fr-rU aud N,rr do,aSIns ~ Cslliorua
.ruY.
Senator .,,d as-aIi'd the railroad
urade f.r DEng the iutun tb'.
knew would grug on the strike.
'Th,r, tr' -rsst financial pow"ts
u fhI- ,pun'r. senator Reed chars
.cI. tHr ttu' fu' strike and want o.
,r fh. rrr Tu'r, NJ. % hlIf uuz'u
u,H |u -ea York ...s WuU IAN p-,.
won't tho arIA, The uuIg ming n'. n,-
.tr fHr Hru H Graut y tue eight
huur aI.. tnd fn's can tu ii with'u'
fn, .... .ip UuIau Goo thcueclNc- 'nn.
Err-. ... trs pnN'. io kc"p the Fr,a'
Iu,. .t ..tr..'1I' .HuWcI. open. ~
tUt u.Ut..I. ..u.s ..n mot Ip b. . Ioaai
power u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
I tNEIt\\/\ TROOPS nom
TDN> TAKEN FROM VILLA

Chihuahua tIiN. M'N., NuE. . -r lh"
town ct SntcNu. chihuahua. captured
%, Nila bandit. last week, was rcu,-
rupicd hy Carrauz4 troops yestorda
aud the outlaws pursued To- the hllIr
where . sauguiuary battle Wa fought
fog five hours according to REPORTS To
General Jleiuto Trcyino to-day from
General Elz"udo
Eli1uudu reported that - IN" head
Of $40 men h' advanced ON tn" town
from the ~i,rru- tu the west but tn
bandits. VINO according go prisoners
we're under the personal command uf
villa Withdrew Coo El Puerto DrI Tr-
zero Co the eastward.
Taking advantage uf natural poti-
tiuns the bandits numbering nrtW'cr
three and four hundred. m.d' q -ttn'.
For five hour tynordln2 tu Ehfun-
de-. the furCcs fought hand 90 hand
ON the rock, side of thc hiiL it pcIul
impossible for The tarrduIt tluuu-
90 ,IrlN rifles up the dcolNiiy, r"-
NolNcrS and bare fists were thr lut
weapons available.
Repeated attempt. of VITA Mdyunu
Lopez and irlho tp rcpul-c th' 'lr-
,auza truups failed. Tho bandits fuH .
ly rotroatod INTO sierra q, IL N.lla
where they are being pursued.
EliHoudo estimated bon tuI'd wound
90 and captured. the bandits luat lsr
IT, made uu report ou The 'arriu2'
Dasualuc- tlthuHsl auu tins inel
Wcr" heavy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
Entirely His Fault, Imperial Gov
ernment Says, Replying to Note,
That Submarine Fired Six Shots
at American Steamer.
DISREGARDED WARNINGS
AND KEPT ON HIS WAY
After Stopping, When Gunfire Is
Directed at Vessel, He Is Al.
legged to Have Ignored Orders
10 Lower Boat.

Washington Aus Hl-Thc German
note upon th, p-Wygo Incident ....-
cd today Says
"N- established .N admiralty stan
uf the Imperial German navy. a Ger
man submarine 100 40. afternoon OF
Angus, ad. with very clear weather
ana smooth sen -.+htod 10 slow -soIus
steamer ot au o.u .Np' ana stood n.
At q distance a. 5000 Wctrr. lur
submarine made .Ur steamer % 1snal
To- stop ana gave i'u Warning shots
\, nothing happened ou the steamer
whose nag was uu' recognizable. bat
which ncyorth,I,s- continued TO pro-
cccd on Js way. yurcc further warn
iug shots Ncr, itrDd.
AS the steamer neither made nu
understood signal nor stood by, hI'
was opened on o. After s,A shots
(cleycu shots in JlI' 1t holstcd Amer
lean flag on the lur,,tay ana stopped.
The distance Wa- uow 1000 metres
The submarine sI-uailcd send iuu'-
dptcly boat Win papers to which
the captain uf the steamer answered
by hosting his ~, snauou signal hu'
d.d nothing more
Nhou. after "a iurthcr seventeen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
SANTA FE PRESIDENT
IN A FIGHTING MOOD

chicago. Aus g. The party uf
nigh railroad officials who came back
To Chicago yesterday included T.. T..
Il plcN president of tho Santa Pc
system who Mas chosen spokesman, ,
" - storey and f.. r. Scwall ,lc"
presidents uf tn" Santa I'c, \. J. Earl
Ing. president uf the Chicago. Mil
waukcr n - paul W j Jackson.
receiver Tor IA" Chicago n Eastern
illuois. r. II Ashton. president of
the Chicago a N"rthWc-torn, George
r. Sad". Niro pic-Idrat cot the North
cru Pacific and ". g. BIori pr,si-
dent of the Chicago q Alton
MI Eipleys fa,c had nghl written
all over o. as hr worked his broad
shoulders ihruugh the crowd at th"
station. and the expression translated
itself into words IN his subsequent
statements
he CAV" three statements The
nrst statement Naa .sUsrd formally ts
IA" expression of TIA" parry NhIch re-
turned from Washington. tho second
was addressed to employees Of tn.
Santa Pc and warned those who
mtsht obey the strike order tina, thcs
would lns" an rights of seniority ana
of hcuonts from nsurauc" and pen
sion funds. The th.rd vas Nj Rip
ley plan for meeting the strike. and
an analysis cot The railroad. -Iir 90
the cuutru, ersN.
The ihr"e constituted blast ut de-
HAnce tn the brothorhoods tu whose
/ "unr' enable arrogance he ai'un'
Gtrd the situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
With Three or Four Hundred
Men He Goes Into Sanguinary
Engagement With Carranza
Force Near Satevo.
HAND. TO HAND STRUGGLE
IN ROCKY HILL COUNTRY
Dc Facto Troops Hold Town and
Report Bandits Lost Nearly
Half Their Men Survivors in
Mountain Fastncss.

Chihuahua city McNioo. AUG al
Frinciscu villa. cumaud.ug a band oi
between three and four hundred men,
engaged government troops under
General Eulondu. ~ sauguiuhry bat
Tie 5c,tcrday 100 the hills west u Sa-
tnNo. which lasted from da uEht until
darkness, The Disualtios on both sides
were hottN, those Of the bandits bee
.ug estimated Dos General El1pudu. 10.
ID report tu General ,acIuto Tr"viuo
here TODAY. at about $50 killed wound.
,t ana captured. so estimate uf thc
Carrtnza LOSSES was made. but 10 B..
believed they were almost a. hra y.
thc command engaged uumhorius
about fNc hundred men.
General Eli2ondo approa chcd safe
yu. captured by villa last week from
the west at daybroaR. Almost im-
medtutclv the bandits began t. cNa,-
uatc rctroatiug INTO the hills 10 the
cu-t There. over Jagged rocks, ruin
Gus To- the feet of both the horses ana
men. over the mesquite covered mesa
and INTO the canyons beyond the two
commands struggled hand ru hand for
noHrs The de- facto trunps at darkuo 81
finding the bandit positions pra,Ncu-
Is improenaGic because uf their nat
ural fortificatlou-, retired to SANTA
Nsub where. according Geo the rec
urts. thcy were reinforced ny H"Nera.
hundred mon under Colouol Carlos
Tun2Ha ana were rcorgauiliu- fer q
| fresh attack.
The de- Hctu command upon on
tcring Snto,o. pushed thruugh tho
town .mmodiatol, ana intu the oIpof.
ite outskirts close on the ho'l7 "t tho
rcuontiug outluwT \ running fight
torutuating with sharp sktrnish "i
Las CienogHs dc lu, lArdoucs. cusu"d
The bandits. however. owing {o tho
broken nature of the terrain. were
| ouu forced further into the hilI.
Probably twenty bandits ana as many
| CArral "a soldiers were killed. ln th"
skirmish and from thr"" prisoner
taken there und later executed. 1t was
learned tina, villa had boon in p'rsuu-
nj command Of the forces occupying
Sutcyu.
At III Puerto bel Tcrcoru, Nilla dl-
Nidcd his band. one hslt being ordered
| TO ambush the tpprun hing 'ntWnN
soldiers, tn, remainder taxing posi-
f, ,ions IN the canyon beyond. The at
tempt 10 ambush because Of informt.
| tion giNGu General ~lizuuuu hy scouts.
proving a failure the mon of the aW-
| hu~cad" t.il back ON the main column.
taking up positions boa line ui sl,iIlnish.
THE government troops advanced 100
| attack, but were rcpul~cd. Nitrr re
peatcd Charg"s, however, the outlaw
rctrenlcd to positions natu.all, Hr"rs
! Is fortified ana after q fivc-hour bat
TO- the tarrinzt fore" Withdrew a.
| dtrk ness 10 Santa IHbcl
RoyolUtiuuists. under IN" 'haN'o
brothers, made an unsuccessful at
| tempt today 10 Undue" thc Garrison -
INnla Nhumada the uclu has" 900
northern Chihuahua 60 mutinS oih"t
dcspatChc- to General TIcNiuo said.
Seven of the alleged leaders IN pho,
| have been arrested and are 10 nc
! urought here fuI LHl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
Nominations Probably Will Not
be Reached Before Tonight, and
De Baca Still Appears to be tho
Likely Choice
ISAAC BARTH DEVELOPS
STRENGTH DURING DAY
Convention Reccsses After Organ.
izing This Morning TO Mingie
With Progressives and Hear Ely
Make Keynote Speech.

SAM. &c., N VI Aug sl.--At
I u.,lrck The conference cUtpml'-
tee ia stem Ju so sion without lndi.
cation OF an. result There ~ u
rumor thh' Governor Mcdonald
has agreed 90 accept the nom ma
lion for lieutenant governor on
the ticket With Nj bcBaca az gov
crhur There ia another rumor
thar N y Walton has proposed 20
Withdraw Il Mr. Doiiaca viii With
draw loo order that II complete new
lIu" up may b" made. aud that Mr.
Dotu'p refused 10 consider IN.
proposition neither of these ru-
mufs a fllit confirmed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
UNION CHIEFS PUT IT
UP TO THE LAWMAKERS

Wash .ugtuu. Aug. 81 - Railroad
brotherhood heads were obviously
pleased tonight. after u careful study
OF the proposed bin TO hN an eight
hour work day tor ,ralnmcn in inter-
state commerce al present wages ana
for an investigation ~ result, O> th"
com mission. ". o. Lee. head OF the
trainmcu's brotherhood muGr the an
cquiN oCnl statement that enactment OF
such a law by midnight Saturday
would avert ia, strike. lie said.
Enactment into law of the pre-,-
dents eight-hour day bnl ds now
drawn guariutccjng the present ten
hour day wa-c win bo regarded J- a
satisfactory settlement ui our di0'r-
euces with m" railroads, and there
wG, be uo strike
In order tu prey cut % ~tr.N" how N-
ever this nUI must hc,umo e. .tN no-
fore Saturday night II VIII require
tNcniy -four hours FOR uS 60 cancel
our strik" order sent out last SUNDAY
which viii butomaticdlll - into effect
next Monday unless stopped Dos code
message from the four brotherhood
hoads
"rh. hilI as nos, drawn contains cN-
actly the same proposal the president
made to as a. week ago. whtch We dc-
ceptcd We are ready 80 arh.trttc
collateral issues now and We always
have been. Lot tha' bee made clear
| tu the public
w Whcthcr there Wiil bee . Str,k" -
now squarclA up tu congress u this
Ih.ll is talked to death. ur prov ,nt"d
from passing both houses before sat
urday midnight hy urtt"rN. or other
methods ut delay. responsibility Tor
| me strike order going into effect viii
| rr-t not with Us but with congress
n has plenty of time lett IN which 10
| nY4. this bflf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31

signed tu carry uut the precedent
recommendation Tor an .igh' .huur
day and a commission inNcstIgbtion
Unless the senate acts prom tly uu
the propositions u special rule Nii %
invoked to rush 'hc bill through and
over To- ;hc senate nN saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31

NcV Nurk7 Nus 7 OWUE no
tVcnty four hours ending 80 80 r. m.
th,rc wer. siNty new ctsos of initu-
tile paralysis nineteen fewer than
shown IN Yesterdays report There
were twcrtv.on. deaths. = drop OF
one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
,.uar,i~nru ~ta, iinm'

Montpelier vermont Aug 30 -
Vermont national guardsmeu en- route
to Eagle rars ToNdE abandoned then
trIp. because II inability 90 roach
the border before Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
Brotherhood Men Are Opposed TO
Compulsory Arbitration and
Railroads Objcc, to the Provi
sion for Basic Eight. hour Day.
HEARINGS BEGIN BEFORE
COMMITTEE OF SENATORS
Samuel Gompers Tells the Law
makers That II is Up to the
Railroads to Rccede from Posi-
ton and Bring Peace.

Washington. NuE 30 tdlrutd ui-
ncials ana representatives Of tho
traiumcn hrutherhoods appeared iu
force today At the senate Interstate
commerce committees hearings ON
Prrsidcut wilson legislative rrustlm
TO prevent the threatened railroad
strike
~ the outset ut the hearing -oul.
tor N,WIaHdf chairman ut Ga" ouu-
mitt'c said TN" question ls whether
wo can mot ANA some means OF BRING
ing about e settlement without resort
go fore,
y B. Garrctson. for the brother
hoods spoNc urst
The oroth,rhoods demand the hu-
man right 60 enjoy some Of the things
that other mDu cNIuy he said,
we believe thr the human. clc-
mont should be- considered regardless
of it's effect on dividends.
Attacking the railways plea Tor ar
bitruton as nHuc,ry Mr. Garrctson
insisted that IL was not offered to
men who Ncru SO poorly orgaulled
that they could not enforce demands.
10 postpone the strike after tho
men had voted &c., Garrctsou declared.
would mean the disin,cgrat ut mo
brotherhood nud Vhc turning over TO
the moo og tn, trains as .u 1871 md
1894
Garretson added that ~, wanted to
assure tho SENATORS that tive brother
hoods were not opposed To- aroitra-
t.ou
Under ordinary process Of our poi
/ d.. Ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
Another Conference at the White
House Accomplishes Nothing,
Apparently. in Easing Tense
State of Affairs.
MEANWHILE CONGRESS Is
PREPARING TO PASS LAW
Agreement Reached on Bill Pro
siding for Eight hour Day and
Other Features of Presidential
Plan, May Appeal to Workers.
iBy Evening Herald Leased wirel

Washington. Aug 81 Ntfcr the
conference between tn, president and
tho brotherhood leaders ID wac sui At
the white House that the cmpluyos
had giVcu no assurances II any
Kind a. to rrNuklug the strike order.
tongress put an other business
aside today ana devoted Itself to en-
acting prosid,ut Wilson'S legislative
program Co avert the railroad strike.
But the president overlooking no
possible means to pr, cut tho threat
.ucd public calamtN. did not depend
on congress alone ana continued AM
co1sinslS ms efforts 20 get the broth
crhuud heads to postpone then strike
order.
Just beio'o noon the piosiiont went
to the capitol and cuuiorriug with
the leaders, urged them un 90 the need
OF speed tu get the bills through the
legislative MACHINERY 1T house and
senate before Saturdll night
Then returning to the hlir House
he called the four brotherhood beads
before him for another appeal TO Co
lay their strike while Co1S,nss. s.
law. provides What the .Iilrulds hl> e
refused
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
Men Head, Ia Delay


t'''''"'od 'h"l vhF ''',' '''o '''
tl"'hent '"u'd "''"S 'h' s'''N'. '"''
eh't '"c1 N'i' ~ ~
A. one ~ 'h'i, '"i',"'
NV ''''''" 80
W" "' '"' "''"' ~ ''N '' nv w
"'''H " W. '''''
w 'N''''' '''
Back or II al Ff'sio'ut iIr'h was
holding another card = I''"e' 'rt''l
{" IA" rank ana u'' W ne "a t'''n
men Z" t"all1e 'hh' cons cps ~ Au"''
20 give hcm "h't me- ash ''' ''
sinE O" th'ir posts
Thc president was stul Ictrru. rcd
today TO do this, if necessary out was
hopeful that II would upt no.
While ne senat, iu'er-i a." COM
m.r,r committee vas hcrrius the
railroad heads and the brotherhood
leaders the house msrag"r. got .nto
action and agreed ON = b,l., mt. Idu"-
ed by Rcprcscniatltc AGlma'u ana
approved by President Wilson poo
vlding the cisht hour das pro rata
pas Cor overtime ana a comm. ssinn go
IN, cstigatc the ucN condition.
I,t.r ror,p,I announcement ,,4
r,.,d, tina, m, prc,td,ut AN IN, .ru.
,,,. ana houso i,,dors h,d asr..l on
m. ann as , cn,uprnuti4. nul II
,,,l.a ,tnla,ton or m. prn,i-inr. ,
u,5.Jcm.,nor puuirli,bI, hy from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-31
Albuquerque, New Mexico Thursday, August g. 1916.


r"v ana hr IaId H. blame 90 tho
llrutls