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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
HAI.F THE MINERS IN
JEROME DISTRICT OUT

Jerome. Ariz. July 7.-Half the
copper mine workers In this district
were out today following the strike
called late yesterday By the Metal
Mine Workers Industrial Union No.
500. affiliated with the 7. W. W. Mine
operators said all members OF the IN
tcrnationai Union of Mine, MIN and
Smelter Workers. which Is voting to-
DAY on the matter. would have re.
ported except Cor the unofficial word
circulated yesterday that IL might DC
well Tor the men to remain away
averting trouble International lead
ers predicted the vote today would
he e.=ongly against taking strike
vote. ln that event ,hey said theis
men would return to work and pru-
lection would be arranged
Robert T. Tally superintendent 90
the United Verde mine. denied tele
graphing GOV Campbell az Globe, re-
questing troops He ssid he simply
described conditions to him.
Mos, of the mines were operating
today with reduced forces and three
were closed down.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07

London. July About twenty rir-
planes bombarded London today, the
war office announced
The raiders were attacked by artil-
lery and large number u British
airplancs The results We're unknown
at noon.
The raid occurred Il about g.3J
O'Clock this morning Thousands OF
persons crowded the streets. many ot
them women and children. Anti-air-
craft guns and airplanes Immediately
engaged the hostile reply Of guns wss
deafening. straight over the city flew
the squadron OF raiders. pursued by
bursting shrapnel
The sun was shining brightly but the
sky was overcast with q haze such ~
Is So favorable tu raiders The raid
ors appeared almost suddenly and
icW persons realized thrt raid Wus
.n progress until the sound OF bombs
began To be heard The Germans
were travelling a. tremendous speed.
rhcy appeared 'u be- at lower altI-
iudc than in the LOST raid when they
cNlctcd such heavy toll of life ,G
London. Damage was done In the
heart Of London ry the raid, which
wa one ot the greatest II not the
.sr'''rst ever attempted h' the Ger
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inc west 'hu ana idshIuhabie nuIih-
"'s'''' i'S'"en'l'l SUBURB h,d su'
'''o view "i th' hpp'"a'h "' me ave-
80 - '"'' V,r '"' '''' "'i''i,'' 49,. =.
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gravity 'Hd the planes a""H 'ea' hlhh
l'N'' ''la'"lN tess 'h'h 'n""s'""
l"i"r 'n 'h''' a""'p '""o'n 'he CEN
r'I "'j''u'es
Meanwhile from all directions anti
aircraft batteries were working hk,
machine guns. Bursting shrapncl dot
.cd IN" Hr around the uucomins raid
crs With suariIns, vicious BLACK puti'
"i SIMON, more numerous IMAM 'h'
i''u'f. u '''H''" "h'l'S7'''t ."' w.
'''"''r '"''pl'''IN ." escape from '"'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
SHIFT BOSS KICKED
TO DEATH BY BRUTE
At ARIZONA MINE
L. Z. Beck Is Felled With Lantern
in Hands of an Austrian, Who
Stamps His Head as Though
It Were a Football.

by Associated freee.
Phoenix. Ariz., July ~. f. Beck.
shift boss at Number shaft OF the
Consolidated mine at Ray. Arizona.
was this morning beaten to death by
"A discharged Austrian employe named
Mandisch. who. after Telling Beck
with his lantern. proceeded to kick
him in the head as though 1t were q
football
Apparently satisfied that his vic-
tim was done for. Mandisch fed from
the mine. but was later captured and
IL now being held at Ray. Beck
lived but a few minutes.
II IL stated that Mandisch WAS dis
charged several days ago b. Beck.
but he returned and asked to be put
back to work. which Beck did. This
morning, II In stated, Beck again
found u necessary to discharge the
Austrian and upon being told To leave
the mine and report at tho office. he
replied by making an attack upon the
shift boss. which resulted in Beck's
death.
Witnesses to the affair declare the
attack 10 have. been OF an exception
ally brutal character and the enrag-
ed miner repeatedly Kicked the pros
trate man In the head with great
force, the miner being heavily shod
IN rough boots.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
Those Formerly Connected Either
With Embassy or ANY One of
the Many consulates Here Are
Requested to Leave.
STEPS BEING TAKEN TO
TIGHTEN THE SPY NET
The Cleaning Out Of These People
Is but the First Move In q sys-
tematic Attempt to Root Out
the System Here.
By Associated Pres.

ny ANtuflnNfu Ifonn
Washington. July ALI Germans.
formerly connected either with the
German embassy or any one of the
many consulstcs in America, have
been requested TO leave the United
States. Notification that their prcs-
ence in America Is undesirable has
been sent to them by the state de-
partment
The Germans who principally arc
clerks or servants. were not told that
they were ruspected OF being spies.
The Inference that their loyalty 10 the
kaiser might make II difficult for
them to remain In this country with
out attempting TO send Information OF
military character to their govern
ment. was made clear
There are many indications that the
government Is taking steps to tighten
tho spy net and make even more Diff
ficult the getting OF military informa-
ton TO Germany
The cleaning out OF former German
officials here IL but the first step in a
systematic attempt to root ths spy
system out in this country State de-
partment officials say that an IRON
bound censorship will be established
on ali outgoing cables in line with
President Wilson's proclamation at
the earliest hour that the machinery
can be built up. They also are most
urgently urging mails censorship
beginning at first with all countries
not now covered by the British and es
soon as possible including that es
well.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
Gen. Brussiloff Has Launched a
New Offensive and Is Keeping
the Germans Busy at Several
Places on Eastern Front.
BRITISH ADVANCE LINE
IN BELGIAN DISTRICT
Make Gains East of Wystchaete,
Where Gen. Plumer Forced the
Enemy Out of Extended Salient,
Near Messines, Last Month.
nt A.,oclAied Pre..

w Associated frfha
General Brussiloff has launched BE-
new offensive against the Germans. II
~ announced from Petrograd toda' i,
this timc n the Pinsk district which
3. tju mites north Of the G'tllcian hor
der where tho first offensive sine"
the revolution waz opened last sun
day Tho Russian statement records
gains in both the pinsk ana G1licinn
fighting
piusk. which hpa hc"n Ion Gcrm'r
hands since he tide OF the great ir.
NuHiou ~ 1913 swept Grand Duke
Nicholas armies far bnck into Russian
territory H. reported in flameF Tn"
cit, lies within pronounced salicns
iu the line and tn" statement that
fighting is occurring west ~ u may
mean to the northwest but the front
trends along the Dginski canul and the
Jasiulda river
ON the Franco Belgian front the
BRUSH have again made another
thrust slightly advancing their line
east ~ Wystchacic bon the Belgian di'.
trict where General rlumer blew the
Germans out of an extended salient
east of the MesEiucs ridge last month
with the French forces there haV,
been only artillery fighting and trench
raidiug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
LINER CEsTRIAN SUNK
BY A GERMAN U.BoAT,
is REPORT TO BOSTON


boston, july The Leylar liner
Ccstrial long in the Boston Liverpool
service. has been sunk 10y German
submarine. according 90 cable al"
vices received hero today The Ces-
trian was taken over hy the British
government arly iu ih war and had
not been In this port Ia nearly two
years shipping men said the loss OF
the vessel probably was Included in
a recent admiralty report although
her name was not mentioned
The Cestrian sister ship OF the
Armcniaa. sunk OF the coast OF AZ
rica in 1915, was buiit al Belfast ia
1895 and registered s,9l9 tons gross.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
THE PEkING-EIEN TSIN
RAILROAD HAS BEEN CUT

Tien Tain. July Information re-
ceiycd here today from Peking con-
firms the report that the railway be-
tween pckng aud Tier Tsin has been
cut by troops OF General Chang Hsun.
leader of the royallst forces. unc
body of his soldiers Ia advancing IN
the direction Of Tien Tsin and one
toward Paotug I'u la an endeaVur to
prevent junction ~ the republican
armies The main body Of the i'm
porialst- remain la Poking. Chang
HSuu has called uu, Manchus To- his
support Il H reported that he in
tended II defeated to carry on the
oyuug emperor toward Jchul .n Chi-
Ii province lla miles northeast ot
pck.ng
The people Of Picking are ON the
verge OF panic Street lighting ana
lootlng are expected. NaWahlcs are
being carried TO the legation quarter.
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this afternoon to adjust their dimcui-
> AUSTRIAN sTHikEHs
ARE SHOT AT globe

Globe, Aria, July While federal
aud state medlators we're conferrlus
with Representatives Of the mine oWn-
ers In an effort 10 settle the copper
strike here, the first disturbance ~
the strike district since the arrival
of United state. troops vecurred op-
po-itc the Oid Dominion mine. In an
alteration two Austrian strikers were
shot Deputy sherlfts prevented fui-
ther disturbance aud arrested five
others
Todays conference IL the first of
series planned "a eud the strikes over
the state. n Ia planned io have the
mcdiators confer with strike leaders
OF both factions next
Conditions have improved with tie
coming of the troops and there has
been no trouble either here or Nt
Miami during the past - hours
Ex-Governor Hunt answered criii-
cisms Of his appointment az repre-
sentative of PresidtM Wilson In tic
strike situation b, saving he was ac'-
ing IN the Interest IT the public good
aud personally I feel sure the pre~i'
cent has confidence un me pr ! wohld
not have been appointed"
Little progress toward an ultimate
settlement OF the strike was made
AZ the conference. The eonferees adj
iuurned after "a session of ore ana
one half hours No announcement
WAS made. The meeting was In the
federal building aud was secret
tN-Goyernor Hunt called the meet
inp 80 order and presided, explaining
briefly the purposes OF the ronferene.
snd his plan for getting the men and
employer together Tor o settlement
of the labor troubles all over the state
An the companies opsrating IN IN"
ulobe- Miami district we're represented
The mediaiors sald. after the meee-
Ing they had nothing definite to pro-
pose TO the strikers as the result of
the meeting Another confeFenre
with the operators may be held after
they have had time to confer among
themselves. before the mediators meet
the strikers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
pI,ON ISION on BILL
DISPLEASEs WILSON

Washington July 5-Prcsidcut
Wilson has thrown the weight OF his
personal iunucuc" against proNiS-
ION attached tu the food bill which l.
!. said. practically would disrupt the
great machinery uf tho council Of MAJ
tioual defense The provision m
question would forbid any person con-
noctod with the government from
selling to o. anything Ia which ho has
AN interest
Iuasmuch ls the grcatost businesses
ol this country are represented ON mo
advisory committees of the council
committee htc enactment OF the pro-
vision, the president thinks would
disrupt all the machinery -cf lp Tor
an efficient economical conduct OF
the war b> mar-htiiiug the country &
best brains aud resource.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
Question Hinger on Whether the
Consumption, as Well as Manu-
facture of Distilled Spirits Shall
be Prohibited.
NO WAR FOUGHT WITH
PROHIBITION, Is CLAIM
Senator Williams Thinks That
Booze Helps to Make Men More
Daring, Apparently; Govern
ment May Buy Up Stocks.


Washington, July THE battle
over the prohibition issue involved In
the food control bill In being fought
out In the senate again today, this
time ON the question whether con-
sumption, as well as the manufacture
OF distilled liquor. shall be prohibited
during the war
The contest had narrowed down to
this phase following defeat of the
bone dry amendment. which action
makes IL certain that all legislation
stopping manufacture of lntoxlcants
will be limited to distilled beverages.
Senator Reed'D amendment to thu
Cummins provision. proposing that
the president should be employed to
authorize withdrawal Of liquors from
bond. when in the public interest. was
rejected a. to IS.
The effect of the action upon SEM
ator Reeds amendment was to leave
the Cummins' provision subject TO a
further vote
Senator Harding OF Ohio presented
statement that the Cummins amend
ment would wipe out assets aggregat-
Ing S750. 10000
Urging reconsideration OF the Cum
mins amendment. senator Robinson.
author OF the administration COM
promise substitute, said the Cum
Minis provision woIld cause rcae-
ton against "the laudable movement
for national prohibition"
Senator John sharp Williams re-
ferring to the amount OF liquors is
sued TO French and British soldiers
ana the allowance OF beer TO the Ger
man army declared no war had been
fought with prohibition.
ConcedinR hat alcohol IL a curse" "
Senator Williams asserted that Ito
conhscnto millions of dollars worth OF
property and give up S25O.OOO.OOO IN
revenue strikes me as carrying un-
reason to the superlatlve form"
He demanded to know how the
prevention OF withdrawal or liquor
from bond would increase or conserve
the fcYd supply
senator Norris OF Nebraska, and
ScratoY Nardaman Of Missouri both
OF whom voted yesterday FOR the
Culmius amendment, said 1t should
be mcdihed to exempt liquors held in
bond from taxation. in Justice 10 the
distiiling interests.
senator Smoot ~ Utah sald he
would unct an amendment should
! the Cummus plan be generally writ
ten into the bill providing that the
ro,crnmeut shall buy bonded ware
hpus, stocks at reasonable profit "a
| TIA, dist.llers.
That would require hundreds OF
fn ilurs ot dollars he said, out
y ould >, q splendid iny cstment fol
| the goycrnmcnt--to stop THIS annua
| booze bin OF $1,000 100000, which
brings nothing Oat ruin and dcstrue'
ton to the people of the couptry'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
AUSTRI.ANS AND SERBS
HAVE PITCHED RATTLE

Phoenix. Ariz.. July "A long dis
tance telephone message from Globe
this afternoon states that "A pitched
battle occurred in Globe this morning
between Austrian miners and Ser
bian miners \ number of shots were
nred by both slden and It IL reported
that there we're large number OF
wounded. four OF whom are known to
DE seriously wounded. No deaths
had been reported as y result of the
battle.
II is stated that the battle occurred
in the streets OF Globc ana that Il
ragged FOR several minutes before
United states troops could get to the
scene ana put a stop 10 Il. The ar
rival Of the troops served to restore
order and Globe Is nov reported quiet
again
The cause OF the battle could not
be ascertainod. ono reason had Il as
"a disbursement about labor matters
and another Ia that the trouble arose
over racial enmity.
John Mcbride. federal conciliator.
.s today IN conference with mine man
ayers il is stated This conference
Was sim Ia session AT o'clock and
| the results. if any had been arrived
at, had not been given out.
/ The message from Globe made no
mention Of oX-Governor Hunt who
went to Globe yesterday ia the role
OF concuiator al the request OF Pres
! ideut Wilson Mr Hunt announced
last night that no would call confer
onre OF an parties concerned In the
! strike tor thia morning. but no such
conference had developed. according
to information from Globe this at
| L..nu.n
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40 STATES O|LATORY
ABOUT ORGANIZATION
FOR THE ARMY DRAF 7
Prospects for Setting the Machin.
cry in Motion Monday Are
Very Remote, Drawing May
Take Place Next Week,



Washing July Prospects TOR
settling lu motion th, draft machinery
fpr the new national army b} Monday
a. planned hs Provost Marshal Gen
Crul GruWd,r We're regarded today
a- remote since Organization Is com
pIctc in uulA eight states pcliu-
Vuyut States probably viii make u
necessary Geo defer the FIRST drawing
uutU a., middle uf the coming week
The method fu bc followed iu MAX
ing selections has not Nct been dts
closed by war department officials
Tho general outline Of the plan how
ever I- Indicated ny the emphasis laid
on the serial numbering of the cards
coupled with secretary liakcr's an
nuurcom.D' th,t drawings VIII hc iu
Washington
n D. understood that when - -inSl
number ,- taken from ga" 'Hg} wheel
IA, m1u u each district who's, card
bears that number viii Doc drafted. "
each number is drawn approximate
3u 00O men viii ho cou-crlptrd 90
one rrom yuyu exemption district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
~ SSINNS NRE NCTINE
N VICINITY 81 pINSIk

rctrograd. July &C. Violent fighting
has begun on the Russian front west
OF Pinsk tn. city of pmsk is 800
flames according tu an announcement
to-day by the seWI.offlgIal uoA'
agency
The Rnssiuu- have captured the
fortified forest OF Sianka with all the
cuemys crglnized positions ana ais"
htu "NN Thcy hJg, penetrated "a"
Village or Godov
The Russian artillvr. the announce
wcni says. Be- Iclcllug all obstacles
The opening pf the battle ut ru~k
marks the second effort uf the Rus
slams after the long period ui quiet
which followed the revolution The
point selected tor tins attack IS about
l7a miles north oi the sector bon East
Gaucn along which the HusTan-
nld, thru Irst onslaught rr'ultirl
BOO Ga, capture ol about lN.uup uDr 900
tVo days Pirsk s u the middle "t
the Ru-so-Gnli,iaH brttlc I'm"
pm-k had population of about
30. 0uO before the var. u lies within
the great marsh and swamp region
- White tu~sa about uu % line cH7'
ur Nlrstw
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LOW EItING or GERMAN
MORALE IL a.. NINIED

Canadian HcadWartcr. lu France.
,vu London. luly l,p Much cNl-
dcncc ~ the lowering of German
moral. continue tu uc discovered iu
captured trenches and raldcd houses
\ remarkable letter was found re
Gently which had been written 1" a.
Uayar.au at the front three weeks
ago which said in part
"rhc German social democrat,
have announced that IL q siugl, shot
- fred iu August revolution VII fol-
low Th,y are "n thr track of the
German kaiser. too. ana f DO lasts
much longer % viii he the end of
PRUSSIA for the PrussiHus ana the
English are the masters These tW"
alone are carrying on the war The
others are merely IN their hands
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sTRIkEs NOT CALLED
BY 1. ". W, IL CLAIM

chicago. Iuly William Hay
wood. head Of the Industrial Workers
or the World. said today that Cow
ernur Campbell of Arizona had been
misinfomed II he believed that the
strike in the mines Of Arizona had
been called by /. W W. headquarters.
we have no power 70 call strikes
anywhere" said Mr.. Haywood "ouF
first news 81 the strikes In Arizona
came from points IN that state, There
IL no plan that / know OF Tor CO.
ordinate series Of strikes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
YOUTHFUL EMPEROR
OF CHINA IS MARKED
FOR DEATH, REPORT
Military Leaders of the Republic s
Forces Are After Hsuan Tung !;
Troops of the Monarchy, Pur.
sued, Are in Retreat.

~ Associated Press
san Francisco, July THE young
emperor OF CHINA. Hsuan Tung, has
been marked for death by military
leaders OF the republics forces as
cording to cable adyiccs received here
today by tho Chinese nationalist
league.
The troops OF the monarchy aEe
retrcating. closely pursued by the re-
publican army, the report stated.
Sun 70, son of Dr. sun Vat Sen.
FIRST president OF the Chinese repub-
lie has arrived In san Francisco pre-
sumably ON his way to china to take
part in the hght Tor the preservation
OF democracy.
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~ kIILED. ~ WOUNDED
SAYS OIIICINL REPORT

London. JWy The official rcpoi .
900 regard to casualties follows
Lard French repert- thsf the to-
taI casualties reported by the poliy.
up ~ the present follow Killed -
metropolitan area men, a. women
children, total a., Isle of Thanet
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Washington, JuB g. The famous
old .uiscT Olympia bcaohed recently
iu Blu,i island sound after striking
lu urchartod rock. v1e flou,cd today
and anchored safely lu sheltered
position,
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men. l. women. ?; total ,. Total
killed. 81.
~. women. 80. children. So; total.
1888; Isle OF Thanct women. l; chill
dren, total, ? total injured, i4i
"One enemy flying machine downed
by the Royal flying corps fell into
the sea of the mouth of the Thames" p"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
BuT'TE ELExTRICiANs
10 MEET MINE OWNERS

Butte. Mont, July THE electric
ians who declared strike on the
Montana Power company for higher
wages will meet tho company officials
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New YORK. q; ~. Louis, j.
First game: X. II. T..
ST Louis .0O0 zoe t20 0OO--3 Q .
New York 21O 600 coo 00l--i IL 2
Batteries: Meadows. Watson. Horst
man DoaN and snyder; Anderson.
Tcsrcau and Harden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-07
MANY MINERS AT WORK
IN THE HESBEsE REGION

Bisbee. Ariz., July THE eleventh
day OF the strike in the copper mines
here round larger proportion OF min
ors at work. There was no disorder.
l. w. w pickets continue to patrol
mine property.
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FORMER GERMAN EMBASSY
iTrACHE II DEPOitTED

New York. July THE United
States government today sent Helm
rich Schaafhsuseu. former German
embassy attache in Washington. out
of the country. The departure OF ths
Norwegian steamship ON which secret
service agents placed him was delayed
by the arrest Of German. Berg ven
Linde. under the espionage act. The
prisoner was charEcd with passing
money ana three packages of letters
10 the ships steward.
>~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~------->
this afternoon to adjust their ditiicui-
ties
The Metal Mine Workers union
wilt hear a report today OF the cum
mittee that considered the Invitation
to Join the International Union OF
Mine. Mill and Smelter Workers, Tho
meta miners are ON record as having
said they will not aailiste with an
international labor body until they
win their strike for higher wages and
improved working conditions.
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\nncrican Assoc iation

Luuiss illc q, Indiana polls
Columbus ! Toledo - CsiNtccn
niugsl
81 Paul . Milwaukee .
Minneapolis, l Nausa~ CITY q.
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Philadelphia nt Chicago
Sew YORK tt st. Loui'
Washington 90 Detroit
Boston at cleveland.
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second game. u. II. =.
Cincinnati! UuO 900 GOO ~
Boston ...... O0u iuO 3ON---3
Battcrics Rims and Wmeo, Clark
Rudolph and rragesser
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bHTICTIVH- NUIN HIU IHOHlHF- NON-
eleskie and O'Neill.
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BrookIyn. ): Chicago. 4.
Pittsburgh, 4; Philadelphia. 1.

Score: II. II. T..
Pittsburgh 100 01O 2GO--f ~ /,
Philadelphia 900 600 OlO--l 6 4
Batteries; Miller Jacobs aud Fisch-
er; Alexander. Lavender and KllCer.
Adams