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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-27
Dayton Team Will Attempt to Stop Winning Streak
Yesterdays Scores
In Major Leagues
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
At Cincinnati
Chicago . 100 90 02o-4 8 /
Cincinnati -. o2o 200 1915 l
Batteries: Hendrix, Lavender, Sea-
ton and Fisher; Toney and Wingo.
At Philadelphia
Brooklyn w 900 900 00e-0 s /
Philadelphia -. 900 900 1Os-1 9 l
Batteries: Smith and Meyers; Alex
andria and Killifer
R. H. E.
New York -. 102 02o 214-12 II 1
Boston ...... 001 900 000-1 7 8
Batteries: Tesreau, Stroud and
Rariden; Tyler and Gowdy.
At St. Louis
-.... R. H E.
Pittsburg :. 200 oo1 oo2 o1-6 10 2
st. Louis -. 800 200 900 O0-5 II 4
Batteries: Cooper, Harmon and Glib
son; Ames, Sallee and Snyder.
AMERICAN.
At New York
First game.
R. H. E
Boston ....... 900 001 000-1 s 1
New York ... 900 900 1912 10 2
Batteries: Leonard and Carrigan;
Fischer and Nunamaker
Second game.
R H. E
Boston .... 900 300 200 o-5 s 8
New York -. 020 900 800 Is IA 4
Batteries: Gregg, Mays and Agnew
Russell, Markle, Heating, Shavky
and Walters.
At Washington
R. H. E.
Philadelphia 900 O01 o00-1 1
Washington -. 900 900 2O*-2 2
Batteries: Meyrs and Schang; Du-
mont and Henry.
At Cleveland
R. H E.
ST Louis . 900 900 1912 .
Cleveland -. 100 001 OPT s .
Batteries: Davenport, Groom and
Hartley; Kepler and O'Neill
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Big League Dope
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati, 5: Chicago. 4
New York. -: Boston.
Pi'tsturG. 6: ST. Louis. >
Philadelphia 1 Brcoklr,' y
Cares To-Day.
Chi~1~o 2 Cincinnati
Hit: 0tiTE g. Louis.
>e" YO!.- i Bcsto7.
bTc2.,ivn - I~hi:c iclrhi3.
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Will the W. NJ. repeat in the
S 4. L.?
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
p RESID E. Mt
RAPS
HI YPHENATES

(sy Leased Wire to New Mexican).
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
June I4.-In a Flag Day
speech here today Presi-
dent Wilson declared
that there were some for
eign persons in the
United States who were
trying to levy a kind Of
political blackmail on
the American political
parties in the interest Of
foreign governments.
This, the president de-
clared, must be stopped.
He was sounding what
some of his advisers said
be one Of the is
Of the coming presi-
campaign.
Persons in the presi-
dent S confidence said his
ideas about the political
activities of f~oreign-born
citizens would be the
basis Of a plank in the
to be adopted
by the St. Louis conven-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
Coz. Roosevelt Has
Severe Coughing Spell

New York, June f4.-Reports today
that Theodore Roosevelt was serious
ly i'll apparently proved unfounded,
He has been experiencing coughing
spells recently. and in a statement re
garding an attack of pain suffered
while he was at a pier early in the
day, owing to the arrival of his son,
Kermit, from South America, the col
onel explained that his coughing prob
ably strained a ligament. An X-ray
examination will be made probably
tonight.
Zone year ago." the colonel said,
Il broke one of my ribs in the left
side while riding. The horse fell and
threw me. The coughing spells prob
ably strained a ligament. It is ridicu-
lous, but painful. So, like King Cog,
l arch my neck and walk lightly"
The former president neld a politi-
cal conference at his hotel with two
Progressive leaders, Raymond Rob
ms, who was chairman of the Nation
al convention, and Harold L. Tckes,
national committeeman of Illinois. The
colonel would not talk politics.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
THE WAR TODAY

THERE Is A momentary Iull in
the desperate fighting which has
been going on for several days
northeast of Verdun. Prepare
tons for further assaults on the
f French defenses are in progress,
however, Paris today reporting a
violent bombardment in the
vaux sector.
THE ROME WAR office today re-
ports the failure Of Austrian as
sauIts on italian positions along
the Poslna line in the southern
Tyrol.
CzERNoWlTZ, the capital Of Buc-
kowina, is apparently on the eve
Of falling into Russian hands.
The Austrian troops are report
ed to have cut the railway rum
ming north from the city.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
PRES|DENTLEADS
$4,000 ARCHERS
IN PREPAREDNESS
DEMONSTRATED
National Capital Makes
Demand For Adequate
Army and Navy
DAY PARADE
HELD IN Ell PASO

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Washington, June 14.--Led by Pres
ident Wilson, carrying the Stars and
Stripes, nearly seventy-ive thousand
men, women and children of Wash
ington marched up broad Pennsyl-
vania avenue today in a preparedness
parade arranged to emphasize the ma.
tional capitals demand for an AIDE.
quate army and navy.
The president, attired in white
trousers, blue coat and straw hat. and
shouldering his flag like a musket,
stepped briskly to martial airs played
by the United States Marine Band.
AS the line swung around the Treas
ury Building at Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, the president
was confronted by a huge banner
bearing the legend "Be Prepared-if
you care about ninety-one electoral
votes, consider us-Woman's Party"
It was the work of the Congressional
Union For Woman Suffrage.
At noon the parade was still swing
ing past the reviewing stand, the
hundreds of sixteen abreast platoonE
being broken at intervals by bands
or floats. Men and women in al
most equal numbers marched, each
civilian contingent wearing some uni
form costume. Floats from the navy
yards carried giant torpedo tubes, a
torpedo with its propeller whirling, a
Pinch model, and a battleship mod
ell. There also was an aeroplane and
a wireless plant.
President Wilson in the reviewing
stand remained standing practically
throughout the parade and frequent
ly waved his hat to officials he recog-
nized. Each cabinet member in the
parade fell out and took his place
by the president as the reviewing
stand was reached.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
Jose Refugio Lucero
Granted a Pardon

Jose Refugio Lucero, who was con-
victed of second degree murder in
Taos county in May, 1911: who was
committed at that time but who later
secured a new trial and was resen-
fenced in May, 1918, no account being
taken of the time he had already serv-
ed in the penietntiary, was granted
a conditional pardon by Governor Nc
Donald today. Under the terms of the
pardon he must refrain from alcoholic
liquors for a year; conduct himself in
a ~law-abiding manner, and report to
the ~penitentiary superintendent once
q month.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
RUSSIANS MAKING
STEADY PROGRESS
in RAPID DRIVE
UPON CzERNOW|Tz
Communication Line Of
Austrians Cut North
Of City
SLAVS GET 5000
MORE PRISONERS
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(By Leased Wire to New Mexican)
London, June 1~4.--Reports from
the front indicate that the Russians
are making substantial progress in
their efforts to capture Czernowitz,
the capital of Bukowina. A Reuter-
dispatch from Petrograd says the
Russians have interrupted the Aus
trian communications by cutting the
railway running north from Czerno-
WITT. Heavy fighting is in progress
on the outskirts Of the city.
A wireless dispatch from Rome
quotes the Russian ambassador to
Italy to the effect that Russian cav
airy has reached a point 20 miles
beyond CzeTnowitz.
Further north the Russian forces
have followed up their victories along
the river Styr, and are steadily adj
vancing to the northwest towards
Vladimir Volynski. In this sector
the Russians have covered the ground
embraced in from half to two marches
from the Rokitehe-Lutzk line. Hav-
ing reached the Stokhod river, the
Russians are separated from Kiyel,
the vital center of the Teuton rail-
way and road communication in this
sector, by less than onerthird the dis
lance they covered during their
crushing march westward from the
Okla region.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
TWELVE THOUSAND PACK COLISEUM
WHEN CONVENTION is OPENED

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Coliseum, St. Louis, June 14.=With
the keynote of "A~mericanism and
peace, preparedness and prosperity
the Democratic national convention
began its first session shortly after
noon to-day with not a single eIe-
ment in sight to disturb the harmon.
ious denomination Of President Viii
son and Vice President Marshall.
When National Chairman Mccombs
called the convention to order twelve
thousand delegates, ~alternates and
spectators packed the big Coliseum to
the roof.
Members of the national commit
tee, members of President Wilson's
cabinet, and party leaders from all
over the country had places on the
platform.
Plaster medallions of Washington,
jackson, Jefferson and Cleveland look.
ed down upon the delegates and deco
rations which consisted uniformly of
nothing but the American FLAG. The
only picture of President Wilson in
the hall hung in front Of the speak
er's desk, Inscribed: "America First"
vice-presidentiaI booms, weakened by
President Wilson's direct word that
he desired the denomination Of Vice
President Marshall, we're brought to
the convention hall, but only as favor
lite son compliments. When Chair
man McCombs had called the n
ton to order the next business was
the reading of the call by Secretary
n Nfta M 49, EAmA~~ G-..-A--.
GIynn was next with the keynote
speech.
All prospect for a fight in the con-
v~ention had gone glimmerinq over
night with William j. Bryan's an
nouncement that he did not propos
to press certain planks before the reso.
lutions committee, and that he would
make convention speeches for the
Democratic nominee.
After Mr.. Glynn's speech, Alfred
3. Smith, sheriff of New York coun-
ty, drew attention to the fact that
this was Flag Day" He asked that
the proclamation recently issued by
President Wilson requesting the OBJ
s~ervance, of the birth of the flag be
read. There were no objections and
cheers greeted the reading of the
paper.
The rules Of the house of represent
tatives were adopted and the read
ings we're concluded by the call of
the states for their assignments on
the several committees.
As usual all resolutions presented
for consideration of the platform
committee we're ordered to be sub
mitted in writing and without deba.
presented to the committee.
At 2:45 p. m. the convention ad
journed until IL a. m. tomorrow out
of respect for the memory of Thomas
]. Pence Of North Carolina, late Sec.
tetary of the national committee.
The Democratic committeeman on
resolutions from Arizona, Colorado.
New Mexico and Texas are: Arizo
ma, M. d. Dougherty; Colorado, GeS
aid Hughes; New Mexico, N. c. Fren
ger: Texas, James B. Ferguson.
The Arizona, Colorado and New
members of the national com
are: Arizona, Fred T. Col
lier; Colorado, John T. Barnett; New
Mexico, "A. A. Jones. In Texas Will
lam Poindexter's place is being con-
tested by Thomas Love.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
GERMAN ARMED TRAVELLERS
REPORTED In EIGHT

London, June IA (7:25 p. MIA
Reuter- dispatch from Nykoping, Swed-
en-, gives a report of a naval engage
ment in the Baltic between midnight
and l O'Clock this morning at a point
neal Hoveringe. 1t is supposed that
six German armed trawlers which
we're see going northward last night
were engaged. Two hundred shots
we're heard. The fight lasted for As
minutes. A German trawler with five
wounded men entered Nykoping this
morning. All information was re-
fused.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
Orders Report
Favorable to Army
Appropriation Bill

Washington. D. c., June IA
favorable report was ordered by the
house military committee today on
the annual army appropriation bill,
carrying $157, GOO, 900. 1t makes pro.
vision for the increases and changes
authorized by the new army reor-
ganization law, and includes 100000
for civilian training camps.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
VIOLENT ARTILLERY
ENGAGEMENT AT VAUx

Paris, June IA violent artillery
engagement took place last night in
the vicinity of Vaux, on the Verdun
front. There were no infantry ac.
tions before Verdun, the official state
ment of today says. The French car
ried a small German post near Veni-
eel east of Scissors.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
PLAY No POLITICS.
COMMAND OF WILSON

Washington, D. c., June 14.-Ef-
forts to insert a plank in the Demo-
cratic platform ~favoring a law to pro-
hibit federal judges from leaving the
bench to accept elective ONCE will
not be c~ountenanced by President
Wilson. Administration officials let
it be known that the president had
sent word to st. Louis that he did
not want any politics played.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
KEYNoTER ExTRAVAcANT
IN EXTOIIINC nEMOcPA

st. Louis. Mo-. June 14.-With the
assertion that no president since the
Civil War has had as crucial prob
lens to solve; and no president has
displayed a grasp more sure, a states
manship more profound than President
Wilson, Hon. Martin H. Glynn, former
governor Of New York, opened the
Democratic national convention here
today. Declaring that "Americanism
and peace, preparedness and prosper
Continued on page four-)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
RUSSIANS AGAIN GET
THOUSANDS OF PRISONERS

Petrograd, June 14.--In their adj
vance upon Czernowitz, the capital
Of Bukowina, the Russians have occu-
pied the village of Sniatyn, 20 miles
northwest of the city, the war office
announced today. In addition to their
previous captures, the Russians have
taken 20 officers, G,00O men, six guns
and ten machine guns
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15

CLOAKED |N|QU|TY
WITH A JUDICIAL
R0BE,--M COMBS
Cloven Hoof of Special
Interest Protrudes
Notwithstanding
TRADING
WITH THE MOOSE
[Ry Leased WIre 70 New Mexican

(by Leased wire to New MeNican)
COLISEUM, st. Louis, June A.
Immediately after the prayer Chair.
man Mccombs delivered a brief ad.
dress to the Democratic national con
vention,
A real demonstration greeted Nc
Combs declaration that "The eie4
plant is dead, the moose is dead
long live the American eagle"
Bruce Kramer, secretary of the ma
tlonaI committee, then read the for
NAL call for the convention.
When Chairman Mccombs announ-
eed the temporary officers Of the con-
v~ention selected by the national COM
mittee, former Gov. Martin r. clynn
Of New York, temporary chairman,
was cheered. The full list Of tenn
porary officers was read and APPROX
ed.
st. Louis, Mo-, June 14.-In calling
the Democratic national convention
to order at noon today, Chairman
VIM. F. McCombs of the Democratic
national committee spoke as follows:
Ladies and gentlemen of the con-
vention: We are in an atmosphere
of victory. We have. no feeling of
guess, but a spirit of certainty. We
meet to celebrate the marvellous
achievements of the Democratic par
ty since it came into power and to
place a milestone upon the path of
its future success.
"Over two thousand years ago
there was related the fable of the
frog who wanted to grow to the size
of an elephant. Such was the ambi-
ton Of his soul that his body swelled
to marvellous proportions. Indeed,
Aesop went 80 far as to predict that
the frog, upon reaching the size Of
the elephant, would burst I com
mend to your notice the wisdom OF
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
ITALIANS REPULsE
ATTACKS OF AuSTRIANS

Rome, June 14.-Austrian attacks
along the line of the Posina in the
southern Tyrol made after intense
artillery preparations on Monday
night. were everywhere repulsed by
the Italians, the war office announced
today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
BERLIN, AS USUAL,
REPuLSES RUSSIANS

Berlin, June 14.-The Russian Of
fensive which has been directed
against the southern portion of the
eastern front, broke out yesterday
against Field Marshal Won linden
burg's forces at a point about rs
miles north of Pinsk. The Russians
made several successive attacks with
masses of infantry. The war office
announcement of today says they
were ~repulsed with heavy losses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
GOLD STRIKE IN MEXICO.

Guanajuato, Mexico, June IS, via
Laredo, Texas, June IA rich gold
strike which runs nearly three and
one-half pounds to the ton is report
ed to have been found near here.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
NEW DOMINICAN PRESIDENT

Santo Domingo. Dominican Repub-
lie, June 14.-The senate today des-
ignated Jacinto De Castro president
of the republic, in succession to Presi-
dent Jiminez. His name was sent to
the chamber of deputies for approval.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-06-15
BRITISH COLUMN ENTERS
TOWN OF PERSIA

London, June IA Reuter- dis
patch from Hermann says that Gen.
Sticks with a British column on Mon
day entered Hermann, the principal
town of southeastern Persia.