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Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22
PROBE IF NEW YORK POLICE ORDERED AS
 RESULT OF MURDER
(By Review Leased Wire. )

NEW YORK, June 21.-A public in quiry into all phases of the police han ding of the Ruth Cruger case was or dered tonight by Leonard Wallstein, commissioner of accounts, who was di- rected earlier in the day by Mayor Mitchell to make thorough investiga- ton of the crime. The hearing will start tomorIow morning, the commis- sion announced, and the first wit nesses to be called will be Acting Cap tain Cooper, of the detective bureau; Detective Sergeants Frank McGee and John La Garenne. and other policemen who were detailed to the case from the day Miss Cruger disappeared.
 May Prosecute Police.
 "The purpose of my investigation" said Commissioner Wallstein. lis to fix responsibility for the failure of the police to find the body and to prevent escape of the murderer, together with the reasons therefor.
 If in the course of my investiga- tion. reason is developed for suspect. ing that any member of the police de- partment has been guilty of crime. the evidence will be forthwith transmitted to the district attorney"
 Mrs Marie Cocchi. wife of Alfredo Cocchi, under whose bicycle repair shop Miss Cruger's body was found. will appear before Commissioner Wall stein Monday. She will be questioned by District Attorney Swann tomorrow.
 Find Bloody Knife.
 No confirmation of a report that Cocchi had been arrested by the Ital- ian authorities had been received here tonight
 A blood-stained table knife was found today in the yard of Cocchi's shop, hidden in a pile of rubbish. The district attorney considered it a valu- able find, the theory being that this was the weapon used to inflict a wound in Miss Cruger's abdomen.
 The district attorney stated that Ed ward Fish. a private detective who is being sought and was last heard of in H.. last Tuesday. is wanted only to determine if he can furnish information.
 The district attorney refused to say tonight if suspicion pointed to any sin gle police official.
 Acting Captain Alonzo Cooper. who was in charge of the fourth branch de- Miss Cruger, was suspended tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22

SVYASHTNGTON. June 2I.-Pros W poets for passage of the ad " ministration food control bii
 by July l. as earnestly desired by President Wilson, appeared bright CT tonight after the house had reject ed important amendments which promised to delay final action and which senate leaders had tentatively agreed to compromise designed to ex- pedite passage.
 Rejection in the house on a point of order of proposals to include shoes, clothing. farm machinery and cotton under the regulatory food provisions cleared the way to passage to such an extent that final vote is expected some time Saturday. Prohibition proposals and Representative Len roots amendment to strike out the lic- ensing feature of the bill constitute the only apparent obstacle to a final vote at that time.
 Representative Lever, in charge of the measure, told the house that it is of the utmost importance that the big control machinery be started. House republicans are rallying generally to , support the bill, one of the speeches today in its behalf being delivered by Representative Gillett, of Massachu- setts, acting republican leader.
 Progress Is Made.
 While perfunctory debate was pro- ceeding in the senate, substatial pro- gress toward compromising differences was made by the leaders at informal conferences. The charges tentatively agreed to include:
 Elimination of the section authoriz- ing the food administration to requis- ition factories, mines and other plants when he finds it necessary.
 Elimination of provisions authoriz- ing fixing of wages, including those of farm laborers.
 Provision for control of foodstuff purchases in this country to prevent competition in buying between the all lies and the United States, and,
 Further provisions to prevent stor- ing or speculation of foodstuffs.
 With these tentative agreements it is believed the chaotic condition in the senate is clearing with the prospect of an ultimate complete agreement ex- cept on a few basic points. Senate
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22
Old Glory Sighted.

We were torpedoed at s o'clock Monday morning." the second officer told the correspondent, the explosion tearing a hole through the ship and causing her to sink in 15 minutes. Two boats got away but soon became sep arated. We fear one has gone Gown.
 After we were out nearly 20 hours, and were enduring awful hardships, We were hailed by an American de stroyer. I tell you Old Glory never looked so good to me before. We were treated with the utmost kindness by the American tars and were their guests the wliole day before they brought us in. We feel that We owe our lives to the bravery of these boys from the States, who are daily proving their reputation as sailors and good sportsmen."
 The survivors were sent to the Sail ors' home here, while the captain made a report to Vice Admiral Sims, as acting commander of the British forces in these waters.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22
RUSSIA |S BACKING UP
 UNCLE SAM
Head of War Mission Declares His Nation Is Ready To Render Every Effort In Order To Help Defeat Ger many.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Russia' s concentration to a war to the end with German autOcracy was avowed today by Special Ambassador Boris Bakhmitieff. head of the Russian mis- sion here in a statement to the Amer ican people. Only through victory. he said, can a stable world peace and the friuts of Russian revolution be secur- ed.
 All classes in Russia, the ambassa- dor said. are concentrated on the enor- nous task of reconstruction made nee essary by the sweeping away of the evils of the old regime and already noticeable results are apparent, espe- cially in the army under the energetic leadership of Minister Kerensky.
 'In behalf of the Russian. provision al government. in behalf of all the people of new Russia" said the ambas- sador, 'I have been sent here to ex- press their gratitude to the govern ment of the United States for prompt recognition of the new political order in Russia.
 Sympathy Will Grow.
 "Close relationship between the two nations based upon complete and sin cere understanding will come which was not conceived during the old re- gime because of its very nature. The situation now is radically changed with free Russia starting a new era in her national life. The natural and deep feeling of sympathy which al- ways existed between the people of the two great nations will grow now, by the force of events, into a stable friendship
 "I have been in this country hereto fore on several occasions; 1 have al ready made many friends and have looked forward to a close union and friendship between the United States and Russia The United States with its enormous natural resources and its wonderful genius for organization. can greatly aid in the work of reorganiza tion which is taking place in Russia.
 U. S. Help Valued.
 Another object of our mission is to establish the most effective means by which the American and Russian democracies can work hand in hand in the common task of carrying on the war The friendly assistance which the United States also has rendered has been of highest value.
 ''The provisional government is ac- tually mohilizing all it's resources and | is making great efforts to re-organize l the country and the army for the pur- pose of conducting the war.
 "The achievements of the revolu- | ton are 10 be formally set forth in | laws enacted by a consti- l tutional assembly which is to be con vOked as soon as possible In the | meanwhile the provisional government | Is confronted with the task of bring Ing into life the democratic principals which were promulgated during the revolution.
 Burdensome Heritage.
 New Russia received from the old government a burdensome heritage of economic and technical disorganiza- ion which affected all branches of the fife of the state. The provisional gov is doing everything in it's power to relieve the difficult situation.
 "In this enegretic work of recon essential for Russ'a's active
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22
Jeer at Victims.

James F. Powers, of Naugatuck. Conn.,, the American among a crew of 54 rescued by an American destroyer after 30 hours afloat. told the core spondent that the Germans jeered at their victims.
 "All those alive after the explosion got away in four boats. All this time we saw no submarine but when 40 yards from the sinking ship a subma- rine appeared alongside of us, her crew crawling out of the coming tow CT and laughing at our predicament.
 "The commander asked our captain the name of the ship. which was Brit ish. and her destination.
 An American craft came up at what seemed like express train speed. All our boats were able to keep pretty well together so that the task of getting us on board was quickly accomplished"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22

The exodus of Cananea residents was shown by the large number of Americans. and some Mexicans. who arrived in Bisbee last night from the Sonora camp. Word from Douglas was to the effect that many persons were coming into that city from across the line. The majority of the arrivals last night knew little regarding the situa- ton other than that the mines and smelters had been closed down. due to disagreements with the Mexican gov ernment and that Americans were leaving All reported that Cananea was orderly when they left it and that they encountered no trouble getting out of Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22
R|OT|NG |S FEARED BY
 REFUGEES
Four Cs Company Ceases Operation When Mexican Government Demands That American Labor Be Done Away With.
(By Review Leased Wire).

M AGO, Ariz., June 2l.-The lV Cananea Consolidated
 ~ Copper Co.,. at Cananea, Sonora, fifty miles south of here pulled fires from its smelters and mills and sus- pended operation today. Hun dreds of Americans are enroute to the border in automobiles. Some sixty arrived by train late this afternoon. A special train is to leave Cananea at six tonight bringing out all the Americans. General Manager Evans of the company is in Cananea and will remain until all the employees get out. There has been no rioting as yet but an outbreak is feared at any moment.
 The shutdown of the mines and re- duction works, which employed some ten thousand men is due to disagree ment with the Mexican government which ordered that American work men be replaced by Mexicans. ln- creased taxes and tariffs or imports. it is said made fl impossible for the company to operate at a profit.
 Negotiations with Mexico City have been in progress some time but thus far without avail. The shutdown will cause a famine in the camp shortly and riots are almost inevitable.
 American troops are on duty here to prevent disorder and cavalry is pa trolling the line east and west of Ma co.
 The Cananea Consolidated is prob ably the largest producer of copper in Mexico. All of it's product is shipped to the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22
WEATHER

AriZona-Friday and Saturday fair: not much change in tenn perature.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22
ACTION IN FOOD BILL
 |S RUSHED
Substantial Progress Toward Compromising Differences Made By Senate Leaders At Informal Conferences.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

NVYASHTNGTON, June 2i.-Pros- W poets for passage of the ad- w ministration food control bill
 hv Julv as earnestly desired
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-22

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Diiaionen, Die Steuer auf 3igaret-
ten iicb5ebn 0iiaionen mchr brinaen
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miro.
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N'l.ht Is ohnt Nhtrrcu 3i btiolQelr
5t'!lt Is lid OILS Elm Tcbl'hlo0 her.
0lIs. bat Ct tbtuic 0le H'ljht uidt
1ur No@ Red't an @tjutmgaiten Na
iur III iorNtl Dos IS pltNrr dbQc.
idioiit m,rN. Ni> oahru 1T ujdt MIR
N}ube. iou0trn nUucJQcrljtcr Srhor
lam. Sic critic @itr1crpiUdt.
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Qciu 9Sunoer it'a. oaf scr Sam.

uitr lbcr oie idlotfct 0iebc Ger
Ioudbootuuife bic Gntcute 6uniuren
upu Der @eitfrout lbert0nt. 0ic lIbrt.
gems menlQct luut ~qeuorocu lulo.
Is lit uuh Qar uldlt rrltuumlld, mcun
&ailmdtCn bcrIdtgt. Dos Nuu0es
mcroe fortal
Ole &critdcrunJ pom ScaeIihllfeL
melhe Ojc Nrlrgs3ouc ~bcrobrcn 0b
lchnen.
u lit cs bcQreiiljd. Dab nier
Utarmcumt iti cutittoncu bot, ncltc
lIutericebuott. morcr't mJe perldutet
ocryu adtmo0rcBjR. 5t beiteagn,
uQcohtet ser bcltJacH &nqrJrft &c.
9tu ojt &ermcuound 0icler &aiie oui
0UJtIhcr 5citc. IIc Scr. StaatcI
mjliitn 'idl tbeu mt otH be'tcn per
lluburrn Wfittciu sur Abmebr ialuo
ljter Gugriife uu2rjltcn. mo g albt
%tctlas. oas lih iu 0leicm NrieQc bci
Ter b2u0brt hat. 5olitc rmier &aH0,
luos hoffeutjlh nje Der 6ua leiu
Miro. ,g iu Ole yoqe toBmlau it'd &c
Qru cjne lm9ebeurl llebtr3dbl puu
Ecinocu mchrtu. ittuc NltitCu ihuGru
lm0 cuer N.ofa0c ratgeHcmmirfcn
5l mijiieu. ia miro - SIT ocricibcu
&Sehr Qrelttu mjilcu. 0ereutmc1ru
mir ANS htute Inn 0rjcu9}uituuo mi!
ICutihlan0 befin0eu.
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Qrdmien Site.

Gin Jahr I'M Worau5 ~be3dblenne Abon'
-neutsn erha!ieu ie clneu itloncu Nalcn-
ayr ais Rrdmie gratis uuo portotreI. ope'
,eEH R~ooeueu5udl. rpooou lplr imel Dor
xdf6is babeu; vSeicrabenoltnuncn' una
Ter Qieue elpjQ rpctleIuo Eelo", Yin
grGm:en finn meiier ioI8enee 5ur Hu9=
1zxzhI U%ornnuoeu.
9uturopot H."
sTssrou Iiro I'M gon3eu orcj}ebn Hums
usru erifieneu md nod : MINT
nirr1 M S1QuN.}
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04
Inn ole Sc,ucauno ococn mciterc,r

&rira III AuBIono ST bcfonpicn.
tnsrroe III Petersburg Gin llm5uQ non
FfENlen lmticuo 2ricQstrup.
peIu ncronitoltet. Cine edit ruiii
tdlc Gono0lc. sic Qernot ou9 VtQcu.
ik3eII bciulrfcn nul6!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04
Sad ben aIaoelicScrn IN n~rtbeilcu

oIe Ieet N Ser britllttn Ytciit an
deiiimmt mtroeu. iin0 sic Gonmon
Serre Scr ocutlhen Gauhbootc nmo
ahta Die nijtQlieoer Der cnQlJlhcn
ASmirolitot& Ntb0roc Sic ciQcntli-
G,en . &C 2orbS.