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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22
Baby browns in Tub
While Playing in Yard

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 19.-Em-
cry Odum. 20 months old, was drowned
in a tub of water in the yard of his
father. w. A. Odum here this afternoon.
Life was extinct when the body was dis
covered
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22
Dutch Grain Steamer
Is Victim or Submarine

BOSTON. June 2O.-The Dutch steam
er Eemdikj, which left Boston May 10
for Rotterdam with grain for the Hol-
land government. has been SUNK accord
ing TO advices received by agents here
today. First reports gave no details as
20 the safety Of the crow.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22
Uncle Sam Cuts Price
OF Steel Plates for
Building New Ships

WASHINGTON, June ia basic
price Of $500 a ton was fixed for steel
plates in contracts for ten steel ships
signed today by Chairman Denman, Of
the shipping board. Future contracts
will be let at that price instead of sos
paid for steel in some earlier contracts.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22
Says a Woman Operated
"A Murder Factory

HARTFORD, Conn. June 1s.-Charac-
terized by the district attorney as the
-'propTietress of a murder factory"
Mrs. Amy T. Archer-illigan went on trial
here today charged with the murder of
her husband and four inmates of the
Home for the Aged. which she operated
in Windsor.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22
British Steamer EleIe
Is Reported Sent Down

BOSTON, June 2O.-The sinking Of the
British steamer Elele. presumably by a.
German submarine, was reported in a ca
BILE message received today by the Ley
land line from Captain Pierce, her COM
mander. The vessel left Boston on June
s for Manchester, England. with a gener-
al cargo. The messageSmade no refer
ence to the crew.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22
Warren Liner Bay State
Sent Down by Submarine

BOSTON. juno -. The Warren liner
Raw State. from oBston May 81 for Liv-
erpool, has ben sunk by German sub
marine. Advices to the company today
gave nothing regarding the fate Of the
crew OF the steamer.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-22
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
CFNSORSIItP ORDER NOT
ISSUED RN TuE SHERIFF

Douglas AriZ Iuly Ia sheriff
WAceler here today denied tina. he
had authorized the imposition OF any
censorship ia Douglas OF Bishce yes-
tcrday. as asserted hy officers of the
Phelps Dodge corporation In eNpla-
nation q ftheir orders Ia dctain As
sociatcd Press dispatches concerning
yesterdays dcportntions from Bisbee.
The sherim stated To a correspond
ont Of the Associated Press that
that neither he nor any one In author
ity M his temporary headquarters at
Rishc, had issued any order putting
q censorship into effect
Phelps Dodge officials here. how
ever. claim they received an order to
put on censorship from some one
connected with the shcrins office. The
order, they say. came over O long dis
lance telephone but they say they
knew absolutely nothing of any cen
sorship until last night after 10 had
been Hftcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
WHO ESTABLISHED
THE CENSORSHIP At
D|SDEE YESTERDAY?
Somebody Without Authority
Seems to Have Prevented News
from Going Out Over Wires;
Governor Is Probing Matter.
By Asseelaisd Pte.s.

BY Associated Press.
Phoenix. Ariz.. July 3-Govornor
Campbell stated today that he has
been endeavorlng since yesterday.
when he was informed by the Assoc
ciatcd Press representative ~ the cen
sorship at Bsbce. to ascertain by
whom Il was established and by what
authority made.
"Thc only thing I have hcon able
20 learn up to the present time
stated the governor, els what ! have
seen IA the Associated Press report
have Instituted an inquiry and In
structed the authorities at Bisbce tc
report tn me ON the matter Unit |
receive those reports cannot deter
mine my action
Aj the office Of the state corpora
tiol commission. which has control ~
an public utilities corporations g.; was
stated that the department will take
immediate action upon the prcsenta-
tion OF ease of Interference on the
part of any person or corporation
with the transmission of an intrastate
message.
Dispatches addressed To the Assn
ciatcd Press al Denver come under
the head of interstate transportation
aud are entirely within the jurisdic-
tion of the Interstate commerce COM
mission" stated 7. -. Cashel. rate
expert tor the commission. "lf there
were any messages filed NJ Bishee or
Douglas Tor points within the state
ana they were held mp hy any person.
the commission viii act promptly up-
on presentation of the ease 10 il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
WAR DEPARTMENT mas
M FURTHER itIsPOuTS

Washington. July IA The war de-
partment was without reports today
fron Ar!sunn or the headquarters of
the southern department indicating
that Major General Parker had used
federal troops in the maintenance of
order IN the region whore disturhan-
ccs have been created by industrial
Workers at the World.
General Parkors orders were To-
cooperate with the governor OF Ari-
zona ana To take such measures az he
regarded necessary FOR the protection
of life 1nd property. lie was eau
toned. however, to show no Partially
and not use the troops IN the support
nf any faction. avoiding porticipatII u
IN any controversy
Senetor Myers. Montana, addressed
the senate on the subject Of the dis
turbances today, declaring the gov
eminent should take drastic action
against the lawlcss elements IN the
west who are threatening To burn
whea, fields and are causing the
shutdown of sawmnls and mines.
Much of the troubles" he sid 81
believe. is due 10 laVi"ss elements who
have injected themselves into the sit
urtioH ana are controlled by people
hostile 10 this country"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
Total of 887, 900 Will be Drawn in
the Nation; Out of This Mum.
Der Recruits Will be Taken to
Fill Up Guard and Regulars.
CREDIT HAS BEEN GIVEN
FOR ALL ENLISTMENTS
Figures Quoted Indicate Actual
Needs at This Time II Is Now
Exported That the Drawing
Will be Held Early Next Week.


nv Associated Press
Washington duly 49, Formal am
nouncemcnt was made hv the war de.
partment today that dS7.U00 men will
be selected from those registered ON
June FOR the first uati,.al war army
and to hll up vacancies .a tho national
guard and the regular arms The
quota of men some western states Will
be required to- furnish follows.
Arizona. 3.l72 California. 23.O6d.
Colorado i553 New Mexico, e2a2;
Texas. ao.i45.
The table nom which the net quotas
were complied shows that al enlist
meuts iu the national guard ann the
regular army up fo June 30 have been
allowed as credits The instruction
tu governors from the secretary of
war accompany ng the table directs
governors Of the various states Ia al
lot the state quota ss given among the
exemption board districts. So that
each board In each district viii know
exactly the number of men to- he fur
ni-hod bv The district in nlllns tho
states quota.
Contrary to expectations. the gov
crnmolt has allowed credit tor the
total strength ut the national guard.
including all those men who were IN
the service prior tn April ! 1nd who
h1'c been retained Tho figures are
given a. follows:
Total strength uf the national guard
on April /, t9lt lGi.292.
Enlisted In the national guard bc-
tween Aprl aud June go, lN3.,t9.
Enlisted Iu the regular army bc-
tween Npri ana tune go. ll191i.
Total credits allowed FOR. t65.9N5.
This means thai according to the
estimates OF the government officials
the United states now has enrolled or
| under arms approximately i61.0n0
men cld--vd Is war volunteers and
therefor, oou~titut" credits to ac all
lowed tn me states from which the.
| enlisted
Despite delays indications today
were that 10 might b., p"s.lbl, tu hold
| the drawings early acNt week.
SmHU net quotas u many state. arc
| accounted tor hy heavy culistWcnts n
| the nntiuuol guard aud regular army
! oregon. for Instance, is given net
quota OF Only 7l7 for this reason
| whereas h" gruss quota. based upon
| the population estimate. would ne
| several thousand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
LAST EFFORT MADE
TO AVERT STRIKE IN
LEADV|LLE DISTRICT
Lawson and Meyer Are Asked by
Federal Conciliators TO Address
a Mass Meeting Tonight; Out
look Regarded as Gloomy.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
Denver. Colo. July i3.--tn an
eleventh hour effort 10 avert strike
of metal miners In the Leadville dis
trict set for tomorrow morning. fed
erai conciliators early today asked
John a. Lawson. and Chas. ~ Meyer
TO go 10 Leadville and address mass
meeting OF organized and unorfanlzed
miners tonight Lawson Is well known
because of his leadership of the min
ers m the Colorado coal strike. while
Mayer Is president uf the lnterna-
tional Union Of Mine. MN. and Smell
ter Workers. They already have
started 10 LeadVillc
Comparatively little hope that the
strike can I've ayertrd was expressed
by the mediators today. Nothing had
been heard from Washington concern
ing the proposal made yesterday by
mine owners that the government as
sumo control of tho Lead,.lle proper
ties To prevent a strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
SCHEME IOR CENSORING
MEMS INIlIS To WORN

san Francisco. July l3-AUegcd
timpcrug with service uf the western
Union Telegraph company hy Robert
Rae general auditor of the copper
queen mines dnd smeltcr az pougld-.
ArIz.. and ~ II Stout known as
"Dtpta ~" stout superintendent ~
the -meIicr viii ue prohed 90 the
limit. Western tnion officials here an
nouuced today \ report that the
army had imposed the censorship
proved wholly untrue.
Rae and stout. according to the
Douglas manager of the telegraph
company hrld Yesterday for many
hours dispatches uled az nishc, aud
Douglas describing the deportation ut
mon, than L0uU O. " " from Bis
uc, Reports forwarded 90 ,he West
,rn Union officials .u New York were
thar army authorities had imposed
tni. censorship THESE reports, it was
said todal. arose from the fact that
captain Stouf wears khaki uui-
form aud was mistaken Tor ana arms
officer rhvy succeeded in oteraVius
n csterl Union operators and gained
control ~ brokerage leased wire,
NuI thAIN .h' Af.hN 'N'N ti"'''N' ~
long dI-talcc telephone facilities. and
az TINS point their scheme for news
censorship broke down News Of the
deportation went forward through the
Associated Press to the newspapers
Of the country and the facts were h"-
ing printed from coast to coast az @
time when the mine officials hy
blocking thousands of additional
words 81 Geographic news fell that
they had concealed the situation.
Morris e. Cuok. general superin-
toud,nt uf the western Union Tcle-
snph cuupauy n the territory ai-
fccted. said
~ body sut the army can censor
! our service. viii begin AN mNcsti-
CATION immedmtcN wish 10 rstah'
| u-n the FACTS It the earliest possib,e
! nOmsut."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
MOST on TIM ENIIES NRE
CITIZENS AND TNNPAYI,IlS

Hermanas, y NJ. July l3.-W. u.
Cleary widely known Arizona attor-
ney, who was among those depurtcd
from Bisbee yesterday, in q statement
to newspaper men to-day maintained
that most cNiles here are "citizene
taxpayers. and many OF them are sub
scribers to Liberty bonds.
Thirteen hundred and sixty two
men are here They have purchased
the entire stock Of The one little store
In town and now are practically With
out food.
small detachment % United
states troops is here The command
e. has telegraphed for food supplies.
Many uf The men here have money
bat cannot buy food Some SAY the,
.utcud ,u buy uoNcts aud return to
Arizona Cleary has assumed charge
of the men here. couuseIiug them to
make the best ct their situation
Many OF the depurtod men maintain
they have families IN Bi>bee and are
anxious to return TO their homes.
They charg. they were. u q number
v! Instances. taken from their homes
hy armed men who gave them lo op-
portunily 90 protest
+. - Kink, superInt,ndcr. of The
El Paso ana Southwestern railroad.
told local authorities today hc hld
orders from Walter Douglas vice
president of the railroad to leave
the utcI az Columbus y NJ Kinr
Was IN charge oi the train on is irip
from Bisncc when hc stopped IN
Columbus h- Was detained hy the pu
lice until h, promised TO take Tho
train away.
\ report u circulation sand the
idea ur the deportation Geo Culumbua
was Co rId Arizona uf the men and
get the United state. army ru take
them 20 charge.
e. H. Stuunp-. one uf the men
rounded up It Bt-bce. asserts hc has
no connection with the industrial
Workers OF the World. he was pulled
from bed az his home YESTERDAY
morning ana forced at the uuint ut
shotguus To go on the cuttl, train
Mrs Stollnrs his wife. arrived her,
thls morning from ihcir home and
joined her husband
The men spent the day yer, quietly.
Early u the morning they gathered
around jhr hoN-.ikr depot hore and
sent tvIoEram- Before the Wuruinl
was Tar along. the railroad operator
was handling more commercial busl
ness than ever before n the history
of the office
Al kinds ot telegram. were sent
Some went To state officials protcs,ni
| guin-t deportation. others were dis
patched 90 the federal modiItors a
Globe ana scores ul dispatches Wen
| tu W.Nc- and families ut the dopurte,
| men at Bishcc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
Gen. Korniloff's Armies Appear to
be at the Crucial Point Of Their
Campaign for This Prize, Ac-
cording to Reports
MUCH DEPENDS ON THE
BATTLES NOW RAGING
Their Outcome May be Vital in
Determining the Fate OF This
City and All the Terrain IN
Eastern Galicia.

Nv Associated Pres,
General Korniioffs Russian armies
which already have driven n vast
wedge into the Teutonlc lines In
Eastern Galicia appear to be at the
crucial point Of their campaign for
Lemberg. Having crossed the river
Lomnica behind which the Austro-
German forces planted themselves IN
their retreat from the Halicz region.
the Russians have opened up the pos
sibilits Of turning the whole Teutsnic
line northwnrd along the zlota-
Lipa.
Desperate attempts may be expected
on the part of The defenders OF east
ern Galicia, however. to prevent the
continuation % this menacing advance
beyond the Lomnlcn and the hstties
now In progress may be vital In de-
,ermininF the fate of iamberg and
all the eastern Galicisn terrain.
TodaS's statement from peirograd
shows that In Wednesday, Fighting
which resulted In the capture Of Ka-
lusz, the Russians took $50 prisoners.
chiefly Germnns. and five heavy guns.
besides ten machine guns
on the French front Paris mentions
sporadic artillery activity in sectors
of the Aisne front and 20 the north OF
Nerdun. with attacks at several points
! nthe verdun sector. The assaults
failed
General Haig's troops In Northern
France continue comparatively inac-
tive. Last night successful trench
raids were carried out by them in the
Sullach and Ypres sectors In belgium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
FISHERMEN BLOWN TO
BITS WHILE LOOKING AT
GERMAN BARREL MINE


By Associated Ffrss
GALWAY ireland. July l8.--Nine
Galway fishermen were blown to
pieces a few days ago while cNamin-
ing German barrel mine" which
they had found at sea aud tuwed
ashore.
Irish fishermea have made iateH
u great many lucky hauls of barrels
containing petrol tailow. oils and
similar treasures. supposedly from
torpedoed ships. This time they saw
a promising looking barrel aflont
some distance from land with "in'
Venicnl handle on each side, and
they promptly tawed g ashore. rolling
IL up on the beach Tor examination
one OF the fishermen removed a
couple of screws from the head of the
barrel and then began To pun out a
piece Of cord The explosion which
followed was heard miles away. and
shook houses four miles distant
After a time O'Flahcrty. who had
been wounded in the head with n piece
Of stone. stood up bat not a trace OK
the mine on the men was 10 he seen.
There was only a great hoie In the
beach searchers found portion of
the nshermens boat nearly a mile
away. small hoy whose attention
was attracted to the group OF men
on the shore was running toward
them Just as the mine exploded One
81 h9 arms was afterwards found
near his home, but there was no
other trace OF him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
--==-=--
GUARDsMEN FROM N. M.
ARE TO BE ASSIGNED TO
NINETEENTH DIVISION
nv Associated Press

by Associated Press
Washington. July H. Assignment
of western national guard troops tn
irai ring camps already selected were
nnounced by the war department so
DAY as follows
Nineteenth division. California,
Utah Arizona, Colorado New Mexico.
and Nevada troops Ia Linda Vista,
Cauf
Twentieth division. Washington.
oregon, Montana, Idaho. and WNom-
ing troops TO Pnlo Alto. Calif.
Thirteenth division, Minnesota,
North and south Dakota. Iowa, aud
Nebraska troops to Deming. n. NJ.
Fourteenth division. Kansas ana
Missouri troops to Fort sill, Okla.
Fifteenth division. Texas ana ok
lahoma troops ito Fort Forth. II tas
Eleventh division. Michigan and
Wisconsin troops waco. Texas.
Twelfth division. Illinois troops Ca
Houston. Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
ELECTORAL LAW FOR THE
HOUSE OF DEPUTIES TO
GRANT EQUAL FRANCHISE
BY Associated Press


BY Associated Press
Berlin. Wednesday. July II, tNia
London. july i3D-I1mpcror william
has directed the following decree to
the president of the sJate ministry;
"Upon the report of my state min
.-try made 20 me In obedience To my
decree of April OF the current year.
! herewith decide 10 order supple
ment tu the same, that the draft OF
the hiIl dealing with the alteration OF
the electoral law far the house OF
deputies which is to be submitted 10
the diet uf the monarchy for decision,
is tu be- drawn mp on the basis nf
cqual franchise The bin Is to be
submitted Iu any case early enough
that the ucNt elections mag take place
according 20 the new franchise. /
charge YOU 90 make an necessary ar
raugemcuts for This purpose.
tStrurd, WILLIAM"
Counter -signedl
"BETHAlANN-HOLLW EG.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
ENCII MNN EXEMPTED 10
WEAR \ BKO\LE BlTrO\

Washington, July IA drnuit"
place 300 tn, waiting lists for sclcc-
tion to the new national army viii be
given everyone of the millions who
registered. % became known today
Those called nrst FOR service VIII have
their places .u iiu" Allrd nv other
r,gistrantS .H order.
indications are thut tho urst draw
INK will bee deferred uuul the week
uf lul, 90
To thos, exempted fhc war de-
partmDui % announced. Hu give
with each exemption ,crtu ate %
bronze button bearing mo Ius glpinn
exempted $" This D., Intended
tu rcmur, from th, exempted amy
suspicion ut being slackcrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
DOUGLAS WILL FIGHT
RETURN On NTOkS

Douglas. Ariz.. Jul! l3--'ttizcns of
Douglas rar,y today We're prepared Tor
o return ui the I lHf alleged member q
uI the Industrial Workers oi IN"
World aud their rympathizers who
were drpurted Yesterday from liis"e'.
Reports received early today Indicated
that the special trair of freight ears
aud ,lttle cars which carried tn" men
nuu Hisner had been sidc tracked at
Uermanp4. 20 mile. west of Columbu p.
" NJ
\ message received by 'htof ~ Poo
lice Fast from sheriff wheeler. VIII"
oupunird the train @tid the dc
ported men were Threatening tu return
90 Douglas ou th, nrst passenger
train
whether the drpurtrd men had
been Ted since they lof Douglas Was
uut known here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
SuERIIT kEI'r WITHIN
TuE LAW. m ATNtIS

Douglas. Ariz. july IA In a ~,a'c.
mcut concerning h~ par, 800 N"sior-
day dopurtatnus from Hi-noo Shol-
n Wheeler said TO-DAY.
Every man boarding the cars was
invited 60 state his REASONS why he
should not be dopor'ed. Thirty or
more were rounded un who were
known tu pc pcacenblr and desirable
workers but when asked To- remain
said the. would stay Win the major
IT'S
Approximately N0 per cent ut those
rounded up were members OF the In
du~trmI Workers ut the World.
"l am determined tn keep uut mon
who ar, continually making rouhle
iu the cump and am not fearful ot
having oycrNepped any authority oi
my Ollie,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-13
NRI
pEpI DHI.D BN WILSON

Phoenix. jul, l3 Governor CAMP
r,II this morning received th' follow
ing Telegram dated Washington. JuN
D.. Il.2- . M.
secretary Of war has instructed
General Parker 90 ."ud uifi,crs ID"
Arizona az once iu iop"rr q" hh
conditions thc'r with vie" &" 90
operating u the maintenance "t "r
der.
Meantime. may NOT respectfully
.rgc the great danger "f cit1'us nh-
!us the LAW into th"u own hands o.
Your report indicates their hafiuS
dome. look upon such actions with
grave apprehension. \ very serious
responsibility is assumed when such
uIrnrdrutr are set
,Stsuodl WOODROW WILSON