davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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failed TO find the plate. and both Stew
art and Duffey who followed also were
wild Tho
Providence.
Montreal,
Score by innings:

score by innings: X.
Montreal ..: ..:.......SS 0 o %
den. burning. Major. Two-basc hits-Rchg
GoonGy,, Moran. Smith. ThIec;6ase hit
RrhE. Pitching record: off burning. : runs
and hits In Is innings: off Stewart,
runs and hits in go Innings: off Duffcy,
no runs and hit In 22-3 innings. Sacrifice
hits-Powell, Cooncy. Sacrifice ny-Brain
ard. Struck out-by Schultz. Z: by Stewart.
!: by Dufcy. !. Bases on balls-dn Schultz.
!: off burning. 3: off Stewart. 3: off Durcr.
]. Hit by pitchcr-by Schultz. (Dnmrau).
Double plays-Damrau to Major to Stat
terry: Duncy TO Damrau to Satt"ry. Time,
LIS. Cmpircs, Mullen and blackburn.
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southern League,

Nashville. 2 '''s NAM Z;
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .: Mobile. I.
~; ~ New Orleans-New Orleans. 2:
At Atlanta - Atlanta chattanoopa
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
brooklyn, 8; Boston, /.
GtnSinnati,, g.; Chicago, II.
Philadc1phin-S York (rain).
Sc. Louis Pittsburgh (rain).
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JIMMY CURRY SIGNS CONTRACT
AS ISFfELDFJR WITH I.YNCHUI,RC

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
LYNCHBURG. VA. May 4-Jimmy
Curry, an infielder who had a tryou,
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nouievnrd Athletic Field; postponed
until Mny 20.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
=. mnucrh W0odmcn of America va.
"rH'Ii, at BYRD Park, umpire, scott.
cherry Smnnh vs.. AIcos, nj Clarke
sprinEh' umpire. Hampton.
Woodhii 0usrIes VS.. Kocen,,
boohters, al FultOnt umpire, Foley.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Nolde's Tip Tops vs.. Code, nj See.
ond lakewood.
tist. Mt c. &. A. Field
onesapenke vs.. Robert L. Lees,
SUNDAY SCHOOL league.
stockton street, VS.. RnndoI,h
street. mt BYRD Park.
s, oa,sn,y va. First Baptist, at
Tabernacle va. Fulton, Mt Oak
wood.
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American League
RESIrITS XESTERln.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
nctroit-St. Louis {rain).
ChicaEo-Clcyclnnd {rnIn).
Boston Washington (ruin).
New York ndelphln (rain).
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport Lynchhurg (rnin).
Notwithstanding (rain).
Rocky Mount Portsmouth (raln),
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a message from Rochester last
night nlKo contained the Informal
ton TINT Pitcher Jack IsnriEht hnd
been turned hnck to the Yankees by
Toronto, md that billy Smith cn-
pccted both OF these players to Join
his club In Rochester ON Sunday.
Although 1t IL not known posi-
lively that officials of tho locni club
here knew the men had been Sc
cured, no announcement ,vnH made
by them of the fact. They either
considered the news too dark &c
crct to be barred under the light Of
publicity or thought the additions
nothing about which to brag.
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Local Club Does Not
Drag About New Men

Especial 10 The Times -DiSpntch.l
TOLEDO, o., May d.-Outfclder
Everett BankstOn went bnck home
to-day when Manager Drcsnahan
released him to RichmOnd. Bank
ston hus been weak against left
handlers, md when Johnny Bates mr.
rived from Louisville he took Bnnk-
stOn's place. I}unkstOu was OBJ
tnfncd by Toledo from the New York
Americans. He has been following
the lcnd-OT mnn In the Toledo but
ting order.
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Kansas City-CnlumbuS {rain).
Minneapolis-To Toledo (rain).
81: Paui-lndianpDclis (rainl.
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| o-Day's Amateur
Schedule

toMMERCIAL LEAGUE,
oa sfrSinihs w. Fairmount A.
at Byrd Park. 90 -"
pnpieN VIZ. Highland Park, NJ
nouie vnrd Athletic Field; POSTPONED
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Totals 81 10 n IL
'Bntted for kochler In ninth.
+Batted for Cooper In ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
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STANDING OF GU!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
MEX|CANS WITH
IMPRESSIVE STATE
END LAD0RS AND
SIGN CONSTITUTION
Vice President 3 Office TO
Be Abolished; Tern
Plank Adopted
STRINGENT LABOR
LAWS PROPOSED

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
Queretaro, Mex, Jan. 31.-The dele
gates to the constitutional assembly
which concluded its labors last night,
assembled this morning and signed
the constitution on which they had
been working for two months. The
ceremony was attended ny great foi-
mality. All members of the cabinet
were present except Luis Cabrera,
minister of finance, and Ygnacio Bon
illas, minister of fomento and com
munications. The new constitution
contains some advanced legislation.
Among the proposals are:
Abolition of the Office Of vice presi-
dent.
Prohibition OF the reelection Of a
president.
Stringent and radical labor laws,
which provide for an eight-hour day,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01

THE American nation knows the
means taken in regard to the move OF
England and her allies to return to
the laws of nations and to respect the
law of freedom of the seas. The Brit
ish government persists in its wal of
starvation which certainly does not
touch the military strength of its ad.
versary, but which forces women and
children, the sick and aged persons to
undergo painful privation for their
country's sake, which are harming the
national vitality.
Thus i~mperiousness in cold blood
accentuates the suffering of the
world; without regard for every COM
mand of humanity, without regard
even for the silent longing for peace
within the nations of its own allies.
Every day in which the fearful strug.
gle goes on brings new devastation,
new misery, new deaths. Every day
by which the war is shortened will
preserve on both sides the lives of
thousands Of brave soldiers and 9
Q blessing for the tortures of tortured
humanity. The imperial government
before its W conscience and before
history would be unable to assume re.
sponsibility If it left untried any one
means to hasten the end Of the war.
Together with the president of tile
United States it had hoped to obtain
this aim by negotiations.
'The attempt to establish an under.
taking between the adversaries having
been answered by the announcement
of intensified warfare, the imperial
government must now continue the
war for existence once more forced
upon it by using its weapons. The
imperial government therefore is fore
ed to do away with the restrictions
which until now it has impressed up
on the use of its fighting means on
the sea.
Trusting that the American people
and its government will be alive to
these reasons for this decision and for
its necessity, the imperial government
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
THREE WOMEN IN
ALLEGED LOT TO
TAKE THE LIFE OF
BRITISH PREMIER
Henderson Also
Prospective Victim Of
C~onspirators
SCOTLAND YARD
UNEARTHS PLOT
10y Leased Wire to New M~exican.)

icy leased Wire to New Mexican.)
Derby, Jan. 31.-Mrs. Alize Wheel.
don, her two daughters, and the hus-
band of one Of them, Alfred George
Mason, were charged at the Guild hall
here today with conspiring to murder
Premier Lloyd-George and Arthur
Henderson, members of the house and
of the war council.
Information laid by an inspector OF
Scotland Yards, charged that "the de-
PENDANTS IN divers days between De-
cember rs and the date of laying this
information did amongst themselves
unlawfully and wickedly conspire,
confederate and agree together
against the Right Hon. David Lloyd.
George and the Right Hon. Arthur
Henderson wilfully and with malice
aforethought to kill and murder, con-
trary to the offenses against persons
act of S81 and against the peace of
our Lord, the king, his crown and dig.
nifty" The information is signed A.
Fl. Bodkin, prosecuting on behalf Of
the crown.
After formal evidence concerning
the arrest had been given, the case
was adjourned until Saturday. Mrs.
Wheeldon, who is so years old, re-
sides in Derby with her daughter, Ann,
aged q, who Is q school teacher here
Mason, who is "a, is a chemist OF
Southampton. Gil being arrested, the
defendants denied any knowledge of
the charge. They declined to make
any statement.
London, Jan. 31.-The Daily
Sketch" says:
"The police have unearthed what is
believed to be a plot to murder the
premier. with the result that Mrs.
Wheeldon, Of Derby, Miss Hettie
Wheeldon, her daughter, Mrs. Mason,
another daughter, and ALI Mason, the
latter's husband, have been arrested.
They were taken to the police station
and formally charged with conspiracy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01

TO-DAY IN THE
SENATE
Smith Makes Attempt to
Resurrect Probe of
Land Office
SENATOR CLARK
BLOCKS THE WAY
Tilt Between Speaker
and Pardue Enlivens
House Doings

The first party clash in the senate
occurred this afternoon when Senator
Smith, Democrat, of Union county, at.
tempted to recall from the committee
on public lands his senate joint reso.
luton No. 8, which he introduced Jan.
uary %.
This is the resolution calling On
the state land commissioner for infor.
nation in detail concerning land leas-
es and sales, and funds paid on appli.
cations for land leases and purchases.
Senator Clark, Republican, floor
leader, said he supposed it was Sena.
tor Smiths intention to discharge the
public lands committee from further
consideration of the resolution. He
announced that he had no particular
objection to the resolution, but be-
lieved the committee should be allow
ed further time for its consideration.
Senator Smith, in reply, declared
that the resolution had been before
the committee for more than a week,
and that the time vas growing short
for the securing Of Information from
any state official. He said the reso!u-
ton had not yet been printed, and
that the chairman of the public land
committee had never called a meet
ing for its consideration. Va
Senator Reinburg, Republican, of
Dona Ana county, stated that he was
a member of the committee, and that
the resolution had been taken up for
consideration, with the result that the
committee was now endeavoring to
ascertain the cost Of securing the in.
formation desired.
Senator Smith: IT, also am a mem
Der of the public lands committee, and
the resolution has never been consid-
cred in my presence"
A vote on Smiths motion to recall
the resolution was then taken, and the
motion was lost by a vote Of 8 to 10.
Three members were absent. Senator
Lea, Of Chaves county, was the only
Democrat voting with the Republi-
In explaining his vote he said
that If the committee was ~endeavoring
to ascertain the cost of securing the
information, he believed the resolution
should be left with the committee un-
til such data was in its possession.
Immediately following the an
nouncement of the vote, Senator
Smith asked unanimous consent to
revert to the order of introduction
of bills" His object in doing so was
to introduce a bill appropriating
$4,000 for a special audit of the state
land office, the audit to be made I'M
der direction of the governor. Sena-
tor Clark at ono objected. Senator
Smith declared the objection was
probably the first ever made under
circumstances in the New
Mexico senate. Senator Clark did not
withdraw 1t, and the Union county
was consequently prevent
ed from introducing his bill. He will
1t tomorrow.
The clash resulted in a show of
considerable feeling ON both the
and Republican sides, and
there Is promise that the harmony
that so far has prevailed in the SEN
ate will now come to an end.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
THE WAR TODAY

THE RUSSIAN offensive on the
northern end Of the RumanIan
front has been resumed, with
some measure of success. No
ground has been gained along
the kimpoiung-Jacobeni rail-
road, where the Russians r
pushing southwark.
BERLIN TODAY conceded the
capture from the Austro- German
forces Of a point of support In
the vicinity Of Vale Putna. The
previous advance here was Of
fected by the Russians In a bat
tie fought last Saturday when
TeutonIc positions on a front Of
two miles we're pierced, accord
Ing to Petrograd, and some 1850
men and IL machine guns were
captured. On the northern end
Of the Russian front, the Ger.
mans again took the offensive
and stormed a Russian position
on the east bank Of the River
IA, southwest Of Rips, takIpa
more than 900 prisoners and
capturing IS machine guns.
THERE HAS BEEN sharp fighting
on the Lorraine frontier on the
Fronch front. Tho French pene
trated two lines Of German
trenches here Paris reports.
SINKING OF THE FRENCH
transport Amiral Maecn by a
submarine In the Mediterranean
on January rs Is announced by
Paris. She was taking $50 sol
dlers to saIonikI. OF the per
sons on board 800 wore saved.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
HARMONY AIS so SOMEWHAT
SHATTERED IN HOlISE

Harmony in the house also was
shattered this afternoon when Rep
resentative Pardue. Democratic floor
leader, attempted to discuss the
merits of Senate Joint Resolution No.
s, calling on the governor for infor-
nation regarding the e~scheating to
the state of bank deposits on which
no checks have been drawn for three
years. Pardue attempted to discuss
the resolution after Speaker Llew-
ellyn had ordered a roll call on the
passage of the LlewelIyn
ruled him QUE OF order. 'Pardue APP
pealed from the decision of the chair.
declaring the speaker permitted no
time for discussion of the measure.
On Pardue's appeal the speaker was
sustained by a vote OF 80 to 10 and
the house proceeded to vote on the
resolution. When Pardue's name was
called he arose and said:
Il guess | can at least explain my
vote" L1ewellyn Immediately an
nounced that he took exceptions to
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
Pardon Offered to
Birth Control Prisoner

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 31.-Governor
Whitman today offered to pardon Mrs.
Etnei Byrne, the New York birth Con-
troll hunger-striker, II she would agree
not to break the law against dissent
mating birth control information in the
future. His message will be commun-
icated to Mrs. Byrne by q committee
of women who appeared before the
executive.
The governor also promised the
women that he would appoint a com
mission to investigate the entire sub
ject Of birth control propaganda with
a view to amending the present laws
If they were shown to work hardships.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
LENGTHY NOTE FROM BERLIN SAYS
ALLIES ARE TO BLAME FOR 1T ALL

The German government, in a note to this government to-
day, announces that unrestricted naval warfare regardless of
international law is to be resumed, and America is warned to
keep out Of certain barred zones at her peril.
The new policy of unreserved warfare, without regard to
the rights of neutrals, will go into effect on February l..
The official statement announces that neutral ships plying
within the new barred zones will do so at their own risk. Pre-
cautions will be taken to protect neutral ships. which sailed
for these zones prior to February /, it is said.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
CAPTURED COLONIES NOT
TO BE GIVEN BACK

London, Jan. 31.-The colonies cap
tured from Germany during the war
will never be returned, said Walter
Hume Long, secretary for the colo
MES, speaking as a representative of
the overseas dominions, in an address
today.
I'VE have acquired possession of
different German colonies in various
parts of the world as a consequence
of this" he said.
LET no man think these territories
will v return to German rule"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01

in, (Wireless to Sayville), Jan.
1? -siermany has transmitted a new
Aete to the United States govern
Eent. The note refers to the presi-
dents recent speech before the SEN
ate.
The note, which was handed to
James w. Gerard, the American am
bassador, reads:
"Your excellener had the kindness
to communicate on the 22nd of this
month the message which the presf-
dent of the United States on the same
day addressed to the American sen-
ate. The imperial government took
knowledge of the contents Of the
message with that earnest attention
which is becoming to the explana-
tions of the president, inspired by his
sense of responsibility.
ut affords her great satisfaction
to state that the general lines Of this
remarkable manifestation in the
widest sense agree with the princi-
pies and wishes of Germany and her
allies. To these belong in the first
place the right of self-government
and the equal rights of all nations.
Recognizing this principle Germany
would gladly welcome 1t If nations
like Ireland and India which do not
enjoy the blessings or an independ-
emit state, should now obtain liberty.
Alliances which drive nations into
competition for hegemony and in
cline them towards any selfish intri-
CUES are likewise refused by the Ger
mar people. On the other hand 1t Is
enthusiastic for cooperation in all
endeavors which aim at the proven
ton Of future wars The freedom of
the seas as a preliminary condition
for free and peaceful intercourse be-
tween nations, as well as the open
door for trade, always have been guild
ing principles or German policy.
Germany, in the peace to be con-
with Belgium, merely wanted
to take precautionary measures so
that the country with which the inn
periaa government wishes to live in
good neighborly relations, could not
be exploited by adversaries for the
promotion of hostile attempts. Such
a precaution is all the more urgently
needed, since hostile persons In pow
er in repeated speeches and especial
ly in the resolutions Of the Paris eco
nomic conference, declared their UNI
yelled intention ven after the restor-
alton Of peace not to recognize Ger
many's equal rights but rather to con-
tinue to fight in systematic fashion.
"The attempt of the four allied
powers to bring about peace failed on
account OF the lust FOR conquest Of
their adversaries who do not want
peace.
Under the pretext Of the principle
of nationalities they unveiled as their
war aims opposition to and dishonor
for Germany, Austria Hungary, Tur-
key and Bulgaria To our desire for
reconciliation they opposed their will.
They want to fight to the last.
"Thus a new situation has sprung up
which forced Germany also to new
decisions. For two years and a half
England adopted political and naval
measures In a critical attempt to force
Germany and Austria-H Hungary to sub
Brutality, despite the laws Of
the group OF powers marshall
ed by England not only prohibits le-
Ultimate trade Of its adversaries; by
reckless pressure v OF neutral
1t stops all trade relations
agreeable to it, or forces them to lin
it their trading according to its orders.
to murder Mr.. Lloyd-George. They
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01

sherman l., Whipple, Of Boston, 6
Democrat and a noted trial lawyer,
selected as attorney for the house of
representatives rules committee in
the continuation of investigation into
the alleged leak" on the presidents
peace note of December IS to the
belligerent governments, has practic-
ed in Boston since 1885. He has APP
peared in many cases of great i'm
portance.
Mr.. Whipple telegraphed Chairman
Henry that he would confer with the
committee. Mr.. Henry said that while
the message vas not In acceptance
of the committees invitation he did
not doubt that an engagement would
be reached without difficulty.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
HOLY WRATH AT
SPURNED PEACE
OFFER OF NE UND
G0TT IN GERMANY
Kaiser Finds People All
Thirsty For Blood Of
Hated Enemy
PEACE DISTURBERS
TO BE CORRALLED
by Leased Wire to New Mexican.l

Wy GcdScu WITc 10 NcW MexiCan.)
Berlin, Jan. 31.-Emperor William,
replying to a telegram received by
him from the director Of the province
of Brandenburg, says a dispatch from
Berlin, sent this message:
After thirty months Of warfare,
rich in sacrifices, the entire German
people, in holy wrath at the rejection
of my peace offer, is inspired anew
with redoubled strength and stands
as one man with the kaiser and EN-.
pire in order VIGOROUSLY to pass
through the blood Of the final battle
which now has become inevitable for
house, home, honor and freedom and
finally to place every peace disturber
within bounds. May God and our good
swords help us thereto"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
BLUE SKY DECLARED LIMIT
OF U-B0AT OPERATIONS AND
UNCLE SAM MUST KEEP OFF

Unrestricted Universal Warfare Adopted and
Kaiser Coolly Prescribes What Sea Routes
Yankees Are Permitted to Travel; Washington
Government Gets Instructions to Warn Its
Nationals Accordingly; Neutrals Notified They
Enter Forbidden Zones at Own Peril
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01

Photos by American Press Association
Mrs. Ethel Byrne, sister of Mrs.
Margaret Sanger, leading advocate of
the teaching of birth control doct-
rines, went on a hunger strike" as
a protest against her 30-day sentence
to Blackwell's Island, New York, as
an advocate Of birth control. Mrs.
Sanger was bitter because a pass to
see the prisoner was denied her.
"Oficialism is running riot" she said,
when one sister is not permitted to
see another who is in a dying condi
tion." Upper picture Mrs. Sanger;
lower, Mrs. Byrne.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
FIRST MOVE MADE
BY ARIZONA STATE
TO ENTER FIELD
OF THE INDUSTRIES
Bill Looks to Erection of
State Smelter to Cost
$750,000
TO INVESTIGATE
ALL INSTITUTION

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Phoenix, AriZ., Jan. 31.-The first
attempt to put into force the provis-
ion of the state constitution permit
ting the commonwealth to engage In
enterprises was made In
the senate this morning when a bill
was introduced by Senator Mahoney
Of Mohave county, providing for the
erection Of a state smelter and re-
duction works to cost, exclusive Of
site, not to exceed seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. The bill pas
sed first reading and vas sent to
committee.
Another bill which created much in
terest was offered by Senator Whip
pie, of Greenlee county, establishing
a Commission of investigation" to
investigate all state institutions and
officials with powers of summoning
witnesses and with authority to delve
deeply into the affairs OF the state.
recommend needed reforms and re-
port at the next biennial session Of
the Legislature.
The labor committee of the upper
house reported against the Kinney
bill which seeks to require the en-
ployment Of only English-speaking Ia
Dor in all hazardous occupations.
The senate ~concurred unanimously
in the house resolution to congress
urging the submission Of a prohibition
amendment to the constitution. The
lower house spent the day in commit
tee OF The whole largely in the dis
cussion Of appropriation bills. Gov
ernor Campbell today appointed Geo.
II. Smailey, of Tucson, to be state ex-
aminer. Certificates have been issued
to Rudolph Kuchler, of Phoenix, to
be tax commissioner, and to Doane
Merrill, Of Benson, to be citizen
member Of the board of control.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
BRITISH CASUALTIES
SHOW BIG DECREASE

London, Jan. 31.-The total of Brit
ish casualties as reported in the pub
lished lists during January are SO
officers and 1894 men.
British casualties for January show
a considerable decrease over those of
the preceding month. No lists were
published during the Christmas holi-
days, but the total for the first twenty
three days of December was 815 Off
ers and $3.50 men. The January
total brings the sum of British casual
ties since the beginning Of the Somme
offensive to 552,371.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
TRANSPORT SINKS WITH
,,- 14O OF PASSENGERS

Paris, Jan. 31.-Offician announce
ment vas made here tonight that the
transport Admiral Magon, which was
taking $50 soldiers to Saloniki escort
ed by the destroyer Arc, was torpe-
doed by a submarine On January rs.
OF those on board 800 were saved.
A statement from the German adj
miralty on Monday said that on Jan
uary 25 a German submarine at a
point about $50 miles east of Malta,
sank an armed hostile transport
steamer which was proceeding east
ward, conveyed by a French torpedo
boat. The steamship, which was fill
ed with troops, al said to have gone
down in ten minutes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01

seven hours Of night work and six
working days a week.
Compulsory arbitration; profit-shar.
ing, free employment bureaus, anti.
trust laws, a national department OF
health with plenary powers and com.
pulsory military instruction.