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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-22

Stations and Weather at 8 p. m,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
MEXICAN BANDITS
MASSACRE FIFTY
Outlaws Wreck Train and Kill All
Men, Women and Children
Riding, It's Reported,
ARE SHOT DOWN ONE BY ONE

LAREDO. OK, April 9 Fifty per.
sons, including women and children.
we're murdered by bandits between
1orroon and Hacateeas on March 2e,
when the maruadors wrecked the
train on which they were riding, ac.
cordIng 10 word brought here today
by passengers.
The bandits. according TO the
story told here, wrecked the train IN
hilly section far from any place
Of habllatlon and shot down the
passengers one by one As they
emerged from the wreckage, When
all the passengers were killed or
wounded, tho bandits set fire 10 the
wrcckage and cremated the bodies
A military train following the
passenger reached the wrecked train
shortly afterward, but turned back
10 Torrcon without rendering aid.
No other details were available.
The source IL considered authentic
here.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
Rail Brotherhoods
Assert Raise Would
. Benefit the Shippers

CLEVELAND, O.. April 6.ain q state-
ment iesuod here today by the -four rail.
road bfolhcrhoods which are demanding
nm oight-hour day from i00 railroads in
tho United states. Il IL eoutended the
shippers and merchants in the country
viii be benefited II the brotherhooda
win their fight because the eight.houf
day demand IL based OH freight trains
making twelve and one half miles an
hour In order 10 eaeapo paying crews
overtime,
Tho statement says, "All merchants
and most manufacturers try 70 buy In as
small quantities as possible aud make
quick turnovera IN their stock, but with
slow freight shipments Il IL impossible TO
DO this Railroads ia order to increase
their train earnings per train mile are
loading their locomotives with every car
that they can possibly pull II the de-
mand ~ the men for an eiEhtshanf day
with payment ~ time and nne-half for
overtime ia granted, the railroads viii
sec 20 q that there il very little over
time and win move their trains faalaf,
aud n necessary make shorter trains 10
aet them over the road quicker aud cut
ont unnecessary delaYn
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
Miss Emily G, Batch
Will Join the Ford
Party at Stockholm

NEW YoRk. April d. Prof Emily q.
Batch af wellesley college IL. pasaon-
ger on the steamer oaeaf n. leaving Sat
urday for Stockholm, where Miss Batch
viii become mambef ~ Henry Ford'a
permanent neutral peace conference She
vii act NJ alternate for Mias Jane
Addaus df Chicago
The conference aa planned Do composed
~ tsa delegates Tor eaeh ~ these neutral
countries. Holland aaitzerinnd, sweden.
Denmark NufWag aud the United states.
pr Charles Aked and John F Harry ~
ready are in Stockholm ns American del
eEatea, and il has been announced that
William j nrian, Henry Ford and
George ~ kifehNeY viii attend the
meetings WhHh thoF are hbir
'Ihe conference Miss ltatoh mid.
"Nitl appIv il medium Through whlrh
tne idfHs ~ tHa madefate and broad
minded RfdHps bl tbe psniaeFent eaun
tflta aHH be maae familiar with eRe an
other ard s medlum fnf considering pup
iie htiaIia from lhe paiHt az general ln.
ttfHat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
Harrison COnfesses
Bic Train Robbery

qnAkp Htttna Muh Amu q John
WfhaHt usFnsan. eanfssaeh Isu fab.
iFa amHaHffh rf iHsr i1I E g.
Maftf aHa iHptf taHad hisifs MW
aitai itaulff slsHiet elsie forenoon fnr
Atmnia. us ebeff tiaiHaau tlll aF.
reae as 8 atineH aahma hH rAa bwih.
charles ava l5H iltf4ht NE
l WNsam sau HtHlt h hht
heHismlH hFt $40 HH1t WWt eH
sfaa i FaH HtseFN
hHN tiafFgsHa Hfast nsis iHw fv
mh at tHa i.Nta iN anHsHei
aaNa i tasae iBAHt tehitai walioW
Aas tFA0H ~ Wietst tNN
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ia M 81 mH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
German Consul
Forged Passport for
Him, Says Goltz

WAkftfNGTON. April g. Tie govern
meBts investigation ~ tho alleged CON
neeti0u Of carl A. lUderitz German
consul nj Baltimore. With tle Issue ~
m american passport 70 ttorbt won der
toitz, u aonfeHaed German shy, under
iho n8me ~ HfldRmHn Taylor hnH
reached point where The neat step W
10 lay the faeta before a fedefm grand
jury.
The story told 70 Department Of Justice
agents by Won der 0oltz ht Nov York
il 10 be made the bnais of grand Jury
action, IN bih statement Won der Golts
IL quoted NJ saying he went 10 Baltimore
with q letter from Gapt1lH Won pnpeB
the former German military httacbo here,
requesting The consul 10 aid Won der
0oltz 10 any Wny he could. Won der
Goltz has told The agents he presented
the letter and discussed with ldidefiis
plans for obtaining ffnudulently m
American passport
Won der Goltz'a story, II is said, has
been cofroboated ~ the prisoner,
Tucker, arrested three weeks ago a VI
Paso and nov held at Ellis Island, N y.
Tucker. II II asserted. was familiar With
Won der 0oitz's plnna 70 obtain 90 Amer.
team passport ana has eorroborated Won
der Gotz'a story III IT, asaentialas-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
British Anti-Air
Craft Guns Drive
Zeppelin Away

LONDON April s.-The Increasing ef-
fectlvcness Of England anti aircraft dc
fenses was demonstrated last night when
the single Zeppelin which undertook the
fifth raid IN NIX days, was prevented
from penetrating tho northeast coast and
was forced to flee after the briefest
yisit Of the kind vet made.
The night was clear, with moonlight
and without wind. GearcbIIghts discov-
cred the raider coming over the sea and
never once lost him during hia stay AZ
he reached tho coast he was flying COM
thratlvely low and the smallest guns
found him such an easy target that he
WAS forced 20 rise 10 a great height. The
guns then found the range and, aided by
the aearchllghts they surrounded the
Zeppelin with terrific hail Of shrapne
and hlgh explosive shells. After manour
verlng near northeast coast town for
about ten minutes. during which only a
few bombs we're dropped. the nader was
sssn 10 turn and sail homowQrd.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
Babler Is Named as
Commi tteeman by
Missouri Republicans

5 EXCELSIOR sPnlSGs. Mo April g.
The election Of Jacob l.. HHhler n ST.
Louis ~ national committeeman from
Missouri by The republican state eaHpfns
lion meeting here today Was assured bY
tho withdrawal of Thomas Is. Nedrina-
hsus, incumbent, as candidate fur fes
lection. NeidringhauF Withdrawal was
announced ium before the convention
met Under an agreement reached hf
followers ~ MI HahltF and Mr, Asid
inFhaus Mr. Neidringhaua Wil be one
~ tho delegatessat large 10 ihe national
convention
Tho convention thiN afternoon elected
Mr nahler national committeeman.
iohh r MCKINLEY of tnl0n1iilf tlefhet
H lladley IN Kansas City fhemas h
NnnushRh NJ Ht iaula and tubn
scmnol nj at Louis were sisaifa isis
gates at larEe to the uhtiaual convention
m 1nhnlmHns vote
w. ~ iiailsit m NoGda and Lyman
T ilHY ~ "a lnWs acre Nominated hf
aeI lamaliaB as the ten presidential flrs
infraiHafst
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
One Killed and Eight Injured as
Zeppelin Once More Visits Britain

tnNp0N, ApfN d-unr pefsau waa
kIllrd and figNI prFtona injured in laa
HlEhtt Nfprtlln raid, NJ waa officially
announced tbe afternoon
THE official statement nn che raid 90.
iHes
The aIf nil iRsl ulgbi on the uoltt-
eastern eaantisa VAS rafr'sl oGf W
ttrrs fspNtliHa TIE nfH nada a0b sf.
tafs ataat 500 W rHt Haa 1H H
aff ts abe fine ~ ahilsu1af s4nt
sitter dFanfiUs nrs tamhs sh'fh sHaa
~ dsmase af saasiiiea NumwHUs ss.
safasu siats ttsi thR 6sweiiD Sac
st tT EHa.nIf
Ths faaI Hfisf mRHf n7 spresf
aHee lp aUattff HsINf at aIaW HM
Fm Aiihnash % aas in tNs rgiaht
hHnt faf afmr iim nl hm e
tfaFf
AHaits aisf delivered ao stm.t "a
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
Aged Woman Beaten
to Death and Robbed

SEATTLE, wash, April s-.The bodies
Of Mrs, Corrine wheeler, 76 years old,
and Mrs Kate n swift. aged g. we're
found in their home hero carly today by
lH = King their nephew Tho heads of
both women had beeu crushed and 5000
supposed to have been hidden IN tho
haus was missing. ho reported 70 the
police
The mutde, was said hy The police %
have been tho most shocking committed
here iH recent Years The bodies of the
women. which were found Ia differenl
parts ~ the dlaordered house were fullS
clothed and Indicated, according % the
poliee that they had been murdered
early 20 tho evening MIS- Wheeler ami
Mrs 8wlfl came hers about year aaa
from caflhase 40.
kiuA informed thc puleo that hln aunt
kept larse SUM ~ money IN tho house
but 80 traces had tegn found after
atatfh M the promises
CARTHAGE. Mo Andl Ms
NpfHMa wheeler hnd hrr sister Nfn
hHiH AWltl who wefr found murdered
On lhrif Name A Reatlle Na today. tur
mel9 feFlded hftt leaving about elah
tFaH months asp "a mahe thplf home m
ihe wesr Wfs whrsleFa husband liad
taa Neafs skt leaving har lAfsp rss
tate W y fsii What bolh Mra Whteiar
ana MFa swift oau considerable pfpn
Wfit neaF Mount vsru0n Me wbfta
the f0rmRrF tttA A slater. ,hs uear
est sNfyifiHs tsAiisa lives A. M1aat
Nefupu
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07

Was tNeH fnuf fapmNs aHt tnenU
fnuf HEHHiii8 fh6 casualties q. tH,a.
tUt fepHEiea afa
"kilad HHe shlll mMfa1 siNHt
''S4 mIiHaV damage Bat d1uf
nEntIN AHft q Ht demau ad
mFalB announced lasisf that Utuu,B
sifsHt azt HIst HlsH.ed tautf
near tiHl EHs'aat sih hemhf aui
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fff ksfaHeHI flIlEaa.
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afsa eHH HlsH HFHs set fsitH.ta
fsfsHHshmeHls Hsf NtHnt sHsr tatHs
rti at at a6ttHH eth FsHlaa.iH HfWts
Hatis H@t1 Hf $780,
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
SHENANDOAH POSTAL
RECEIPTS SHOW GAIN

SHENANDOAH, Ia. April G.-(spcoiail ,
The total amount ~ business done by
tho Shenandoah postoffiee for tho quarter
ending March 81, amounts TO approxi
mately sl2s2.aB Tho stamp sAlea and
box rent have made a gain ~ $1,000 in
iho last year This increase means u
sioo year raise 20 The SALARY OF w. y.
Jameson, taking effect July !, II viii
then bo 1890 year, and places The
Shenandoah poatmueter'a sniary the ramo
NJ that Of the offices nt ottumwa and
clinton, In
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
CANDY MAKERS WANT
LOWER FREIGHT RATES

WARlItNGTaNt u. e. Ami g. Five
hundred candy eampaufes including ali
the principal manufacturers in the
United Htatea. to-day peliiinued the IN
tefaiale Commerce commission Tor Rou,
trai readnHumont af rates "a Ail points
vest nf the Mississippi river Apptol
matfiY 10 railroads. ana steamship uom.
nanlts are made defendants 90 lbc pro
erfdfuEH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
Lafollette Elects
Ten Of Twenty-Six
Badger Delegates

MltWAuEEE. We Apui d BASED
ON additl0uat rlsalian returns ffaut vafi
oua paua Uf Wisconsin today Governor
E NJ phuipn ami hls othNr ihfea dee
gates "A lsrke, tueslhtf With tAnNa dIs
tnui dfitaates have heeB elestad ta rep
tsrw Wisconsin. A iha republican us
tlbnai convention fhe haahaf tFh at a
rlnantN of tbs aeiesptiHn. Wit be fef8s
aem.t t, man haasa HHdaf tHa ieadaI
shp 30 CWtel states ssuataf IL Fpis
ietie
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
BAVARIA AND SA10Nf
LIMIT SALE or MEATS

uNHtlN Aum taNa taHdsH Amn
t Maht cards Ht te iHtfHlHe1 tn
nstafm anf aasehf ApTl n tauuHnas
consumption nf iH afsmmaa taH ihHI
lo nii pff fsflia HaHF faf ELL 20 Is
msHiitta dsfs each Nrft
tmtsth ttt nIha.lFn sale f aut
MEATS whn'a hnmt hai5 g ssEes sfr
m mtNAmia ln Nfs Hl fhH tHafa
tlNW af fatH M aatsg
mAit Hsi Hat aula Nfaastf HH5 t
MI sUui NJ itHflIn leaWeiu H
lU W mHi M ttftft t Hml4a
ibt rRF m meh tstkIeH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
France Asked for
Assurances About
Guns on Vulcain

. wAsf1NGTON. April g GFrsnoe hos
been asked to give assurances that The
rapid fire guns on the liner Vulcaln nl
New orls will be used for defensive pnr.
poses only II The United states clears tllc
ship.
II was Indicated that the customs 90.
thorltloa would not clear the Vnloain un.
less the same assurances were given 6s
we're given for several Italian liners
which have come into Now YORK with
guns aboard.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
SMITH RECEIVES
A REVELATION"
President Of Latter Day Saints Hears
from On High that Mcclure
Is Chosen Bishop.
BISHOP KELLY rs TO TRAVEL

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, April 9.
Especial Telegram President Fred.
erick M Smith and bis associate,
Ebert A. Smith, we're In charge 10.
day when the Mxty-third annual con
ference Of The Reorganized Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
opened. The church recorder, Claude
]. Carpenter, reported gain by bap-
tism Of moro than 200, more than
IN any previous annual report, the
total baptigms for the year having
been close 10 5000. The state Of
Missouri leads IN the matter Of con
Yertg, having recorded 1872.
The report Of George y. Briggs. pfesl-
dent Of Graceiaud college, tells of the
construction there of one Of the best
amateur wireless stations ~ ths middle
west IN accordance with President
gmlth's desifo 70 place his people in line
with various activities FOR advancement
and progress.
The Rellgl6 society AMI sunday School
HGh0ei1tl0nB 0f ihN church nave endowed
d lo9n fund by which dcserylnG young
people may be enabled 70 1et their edu-
cation
aTseyeIaff0n" Presented.
At the afternoon session Associate
PresldeDf Elboft Al Smith presided aBd
presented 10 The body revelation" Z"
which had come 70 the young president on
the church. Thig revelation" was pre-
sentea 70 the leading quorumg n The
church Yesterday and the members ~ The
local branch and the vast number OF
delegates and visitors 70 the conference
we're on trtoe with expectation today
and there was scarcely standing room
10 the large auditorium.
The Revelation waB accepted IN The
various quoruins ~ .1hanlmous vote ~
the word Of the Lord to tho church. It
calls Benjamin Il. Mcclure n Brooklyn.
n. v. to the office of pfeslding bishop
Of the church. with James r. Klfr of
Chicago named ~ ono counselor. Bishop
Mcguire 10 choose the other. subject 10
ratification bY the body The retiring
presiding bishop. Et l.. Kelly Of lnde-
peudonce. Mo was placed IN that posi-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07

BERLIN, April g.--(Via LondonJ }
German troops have stormod tho
village Of fiaDcourt, on the Avocourt-
l,ethinc0urt front, northwest Of Yer
dun, tho war office announced today.
PARIS, April 8 The war office
announced this afternoon capture by
the French Of large portion u the
position north gf Ayocourt, known
as Bots Carre, or Square Woods
This ground was captured 10 the
course Of fighting, which went on all
II yesterday afternoon and last night
~ the yerdnn region, west Of the
Meuge, on the Byocourt- -BethincOurt
line.
Az one point along the Ayoconrt-
Bethincourt line, the Germans sue.
cseded In penetrating french posi-
tons.
Two attacks were made by Ger
man liDODb hbhlHbl IItutH VObtpHl
north of Callletto woods, but they
we're without result.
The text Of tho communication fol-
lows:
I'm the Argonpe surprise attack de-
livered by us this morning on one of
The enemy's trenches near the highway
Of ~ Hubert resulted IN our infiiciing
psrceptble losses on our adyerserles snd
In bringing back some twenty prisoners
During thle attack dvr artillery ~
The next sector violently bombardcd thai
portion Of the Ayocourt woods occutisd
by tho Germans,
IN the region Of yerdun the enemy
after the relative calm Of yesterday ~
ternoon. gave evidence of great activity
during the evening hours. ~ The night
progressed there took place 70 tho west
~ the Meuse, bombardmebt o. eE-
trene violence IN the rcsion between
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07

WAbIllNHTON, April F.~-Digs
patches reporting continuing nego'
tlatlona with General Carranza for
bpo of the railways were received 10.
Gay from Special Agent John l..
l,cdgers at Querotaro.
They Indicated the question was
Sill unsettled, but officials regarded
the situation as favorable. The en-
net questions under negotiation were
not diaclosed.
Secretary Lansing declined 10 say
what progress has been made with
General Carranza The last official
announcement was OF submission by
carranza Of several notifications.
These apparently etill are before tho
State department. Bleslo Arredondo,
General Carranzas Ambassador here.
has not conferred with Secretary
Lansing In more than e week.
wiz send Recruits south.
General Funston today asked the war
| department 10 send the recruits. listed
under tho recent authorization OF 1000
additional men, 70 Brownsville. Tex. for
distribution among The border patrol
/ regiments. The recruits Are being as
aamblod ana drilled ai .reernltlns sta
iionr ~ Jefferson Barracks. Moi coiun.
hpa barracks. ~ Fort Logeg, Colo. and
Fort Alnatrng, CAL
They will not he sent across The bor-
der, but Will fil up regiments OF ths
border guard,
A. General Funstons request bat.
terry of tho Fourth field artillery, which
had been ordered from Brownsville 20
the Panama canal zone, Will remain on
The border IN view of Mexican condi-
tions.
villa Headed for PsrgaI,
SAN ANTONIO Tex, April g.-The
most advanced cavalry dctachmenta en-
saged IN running down villa were be-
Yond communication today and at Cen
eral Bunston'h headquarters II was be-
lieYed they were hlready ~ far south as
satevo, from whence trails extends
toward Parrsl Only unofficial and
conflicting reports NJ 10 Villas where
ahouts have been received here. but
General Funston ana his STAFF officers
place most oredenoe In The report that
he was IN tho vicinity OF satevo Tues
&
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
APACHE SCOUTS ARE
OFF TO HUNT VILLA
Band Of Twenty Indian Warriors
Prepared to Set Out Upon
Trail Of Bandit.
GEROEIMo's cAPToRs THERE

cOLUMBrs, N. NJ, April 8 En-
campod IN little brown army tents,
twenty Apache indian scouts were
preparing tonight 10 start tomorrow
to General Pershing'g headquarters
At San Geronimo ranch 10 take up
the trail Of Francisco villa. With
the arrival Of their wiry mountain
ponies they Will cross the border for
the trip through the desert TO the
mountains Of Guerrero.
They slept tonight on the ground,
and not AZ they did last night, on the
floor Of q railroad sleeping car, the
berths OF which were unfamiliar and
not to their liking only the arrival
0f ePaches, described aB premier
scout and trailer of the Apaches, was
needed 10 complete their happiness
III the prospect of taking the war
path again, after more than thirty
years of civilization, according 70
their Interpreter.
Peaches on the Mny.
Peaches was ~ the mountains. and
word did not reach him in time 70 start
with The others from The White Mountain
Apache reservation In Arizona How
eyer the men said that Peaches probably
Is riding hard In an attempt 10 reach
Columbus before tho border is crossed.
Thirty years ago four OF the twenty
made q similar trip into mexico toraa-
slst another cavalry command In the
capture In the Sierra Madercs Of another
outlaw Geronimo. the war chief Of the
Apaches. II wns Peaches. together with
sharley, another ~ the scouts. who after
Geronimo hnd made his escape from the
soldiers At Mescalcro, N ~, and again
took up the war path, went into the
old medicine mans camp near Phoeulz,
Ariz and captured him.
A. tho scouts, clad In The khaH of the
cavalry, prepared for their departure to
night, only the Eagle Feathers the
Apache Insignia of war. stuck into tho
tightly woven braids of long black hair
which hung over tho shoulders Of their
army blousee, suggested tho primitive ma
tive of America.
WIN Discard Uniforms.
Tsho feathers had been oarefully pre-
served iu tho topces OF tho tribe since It
Wns ntt on the war path. Captain lfug-
fard fsid Tucked away IN each mans
Hhrt was small package wrapped la
hurkstln. containing pair of moccasins,
lHtanahdtsta. better known nH
rhiekop." the ranking officer n tho
hand. explalulng that once on the tfall
of Ynip among forests and cliffs Of
Guerrero tho scouts win discard their
uniforms and continue the search aa did
their loromthera before tine civilization
nf inc white man enNuloprd them,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
FRENCH TROOPS
TAKE POSITIONS
DOWN IN EARTH
Gallic Forces Occupy Passages Of
Germans Along Front Of 500
Metres to Depth Of
200.
FIRE CURTAIN HALTs ATTACK
Large Position West Of Meuse. Near
yerdun, Occupied After All Day
and All Night Fight
GERMANS PENETRATE ONE LINE

PARIS, Aprii 9. French troops In
hand-to-hand fighting gouthWest of
Fort DouaumoDt today carried GER
man underground passages and
works along front ~ 500 meters
to . depth Of about 200 meters
A violent bombardment was di.
lected by the Germans 10 the east
Of the Meuse against Cote Di Polue,
but the French curtain Of fire pre-,
vented an infantry attack, according
to the official statement issued by
the war office tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07

RUSSIANS AID FRENCH BRITISH
soldiers defend
Allied
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
Blind Address!

Aou eau pnrent your
advertising hecomiug q
matter of ucighburhoo,l
gossip if sou hoNc the
answers romc u 4 llca
hoN uumhcr
we San them blind
addresses y
lut an M NJ lalN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-07
SENATE VOTES TO
KEEP VOLUNTEER
Ap's, < .,SION
Up e,sysOydy Retains This Clause Of
Army Measure by Close Shave
Of Thirty.six 10 Thirty
Two.
MOTION TO STRIKE OFT LOST
This Action Ends -Four Days Of
Debate in Chamber Upon
Section Of Bill.
ALREADY BEATEN In HOUSE

WAsUlNGTOA. April 6. The
senate retained the federal folun-
teer proyieions IN the army Bill lato
to-day by vote ~ 3g 10 "a. rejecting
Senator Lee'a amendment 70 strike
the section from the bill The vote
ended . fouf-day debate on the sec
ton.
Advocates Of the National Guard
~ the flrep line Of defense behind
tho regular army supported tho ad-
minlstratioD vigorously. and the
struggle was one Of the hardest
fought IN the senate at this gession
of congress II began after the de
feat 0f the military committee last
week when proposal 10 create
National Guard section Of the army
general staff was written into tho
bill
neHi~n ~ the House.
Tbe HHfrow margin BY which iha fad
erai volunteer provision Was retained
makes II doubtful thai II VIII be ln fha
measure finally framed by thr confer
6nce committee ~ dbe two houses An
effort during debate on tho house army
bill ~ insert This section, which is de
signed ~ provide such force aH the
continental army proposed by f0uner
Heeretary GDrrisoH was decielfely de-
foatsd
without republican support the Yolgn,
teef seefl9n would have been voted out
BY tbe Democratic senators despite the
fscf thaf u W6s Unanimously feeDus
meB1ed by the military committee.
TWebty.fOHr democratic aud ton fepub-
ileanf, Including nearly all the Dfogfeg
siye republicans. voted 10 strike II out
Nineteen democrats and seventeen re-.
pubiicaBs voted 70 retain II.
The vote follows.
The Vote on section.
Voting n eliminate tbA section.
Democrats Asbufst. Bankhasd. Clarke
pf ArkansaE. Culbefs0n, Gore HafdNiek,
Hughes, Kern, Lee N Mars and, IsaUls
Martin, OYerin9n, kansdsil, Heed, Robin
G sanI9 s1B II sseR2"s s9@i2 cdr6ilna 9ln sis9e s9,
Bwsaawoggi assaft' Thompson an1 Yafda
KsVHbiiGHHa CHIP, EInmlnK, ItfttF,
JGnfe, keByon, Mefnui8ar MgfI19 Page.
shernaD nn1 Works ~
Voting 70 retain iba sectlon
Democrats f,eekhan Hr0He8afd hAm=
befl6ln. IIitchc04k Hollis. ilusfinR J0Hu
son Of Maine. johnson of Eouth Bakufa,
Lane Newl9n1s, Dgofman, fitifnsn,
POmetGne. saulsbufg, Sheppard Smith
nf Maryland. Thomas Walfh ana WI
itepnDDcaps Borah BrAndegeo. c0tt0n,
CLARK ~ Wyoming Dillingham; Dupont
GalijnRer, NDpitf Lodge, Nelson. oliver
POiudcTter, RInOoi. Sterling, sunder8nd.
Warren and Woeks~H
Total ~,
Charges Against Guard.
TIA IVote followed charges that the
Estiohhl Guard organizations throughout
The country were conducting a lobby
against The federal volunteer plan. Zen
ator Chamberlain, chairman Of the mill
tafy committee. warned the senate 10
tho course ~ The debate that II the Ma
tloBnl Guard proposed 70 become pollt=
icaily active and endeaYof 70 Influence
legislation. ~ II had done IN this case,
he would Ia future oppose any further
federal aid for the state soldiers.
Champions ~ Tho guard retofted that
the military training camps association
had been equally active IN behalf af the
federal volunteer sections. They point
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