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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
1200 | W W DEP0RTED FROM DISTRICT BY CITIZENS
:" "WObbLieS'' Get
 Cold Welcome
 At Flagstaff
(By Review Leased wire.l

FLAGSTAFF, July 12.-ln state ment announcing that Is Industrial Workers of the World deported Tues day from Jerome, Ariz., had arrived in Flagstaff, Mayor A. L. Finley today warned members of the organization that Flagstaff would brook no inter ference by traitors to the "only gov ernment that has ever succeeded Tn es' tablishing democracy"
 "Disgruntled members of the Indus trial Workers of the World, an organi- zation inimical and detrimental to good government, an element traitorous to the American government, have arriv' ed in Flagstaff after having been run out of Jerome," the mayors state ment says, and we hereby advise that no foolishness will be tolerated
 Deputy sheriffs and members Of the home guard were meeting trains arriv ing at Flagstaff to prevent any large delegation of Industrial Workers ol the World stopping here, it was stat ed by the authorities.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
Mnre Leaders Arrested

GLOBE, July 12.-Eight more strike leaders were arrested here late today and tonight on the blanket warrant charging S3 strikers with rioting on July 2. Six of the strikers were in jail tonight and the remainder released on bonds. These latter included Rod ger S. Culver, Miami agitatbr for I. w w, and George Smith, secretary of the local miners union.
 Fear that a round up of I. w. w leaders and sympathizers would be made caused much uneasiness here tonight, especially among the strik CTS. It was reported that another wholesale deportation might occul here at any time and that arrest of the Is strike leaders was thought to be the beginning of this round up, but everything was quiet tonight and nc further arrests had been made by tho sheriff's department However; number of strike leaders are expected to be placed in jail during the nigh and tomorrow.
 The Loyalty league issued state ment tonight saying the Loyalty lea gue movement was to be made state wide and organizations were beinI formed in Phoenix. Tucson, Yuma Superior, Miami and other cities of th' state. It was also claimed a conspir acy to destroy the crops in the Sal River and Maricopa valleys had beel discovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
NATIONAL GUARD
 SITES SELECTED
First Increment of State Mili- tary Organizations Will Be Called Into Federal Service Sunday.
fRx Review Leased Wire.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Selection of camp sites for the national guard was completed today when Secretary Baker approved Hattiesburg, Miss, and Alexandria, La, and announced the change of the Fayetteville. N. C.. site to Charlotte, N. c. Routing Of the guardsmen from all states to the camps for training preliminary to their departure for France was immediate ly worked out by the militia bureau md the list of assignments submitted to Major General Bliss, acting-chief of staff, for approval.
 News of the bureaus recommenda- tions were revealed. The first incre- ment of the guard will be called into the service of the federal government next Sunday, although the draft clause of the national defense act will not be applied to any of the guardsmen un' til August 5. Movement to the camp sites can begin within few days as supplies sufficient for the men have already been secured.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
Uncle San, WiU Pay Fair Price
 For Steel Used
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WASHINGTON. July 12.-Confer- ences between government officials and representatives of the steel in- dustry concerning the nations steel re- quirement during the war and prices to be paid by the government ended today in an understanding, announced by Secretary Baker. that the country's entire steel output will be made avail able at reasonable costs to be determ- ined after completion of the steel in- vestigation now being made by the federal trade commission.
 Prices will be fixed. it was announc- ed, to insure reasonable profits and with regard for expanding needs of the steel industry. so that no group may receive an unfair share.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
SENATOR'S SEEK
 PRESIDENTS AID
Wilson's Assistance Request ed to Help Solve Differ ences Over Food Control Legislation.
tBy Review Leased wire)

WASHINGTON, July 12.-President Wilson's assistance was sought today in solving the senate's differences over food control legislation and his conclu- sions. to be communicated to the lead CTS before a vote is taken July 21, are expected to go far toward determining the bills final form.
 While desultory debate has occupied the house and sentiment greatly in Ia vor of immediate action, Senator Martin. the democratic leader, and Chairman Simmons of the finance committee, went to the white house and laid before MT. Wilson the whole situation which is holding up action.
 The house bill as amended and pend ing in the senate and greatly restrict ed substitute prepared by Senator Gore as a compromise were discussed at length and the president agreed to study both measures in detail and re- port his conclusions. It is understood he was told that the pending bill as amended to extend government con trol over iron. steel copper. cotton and other products in addition to food and fuel must be materially changed if it is to have a chance of passage.
 Prohibition was not discussed al length with the president except as i incidentally affects federal revenues and the war tax bill. It was predict ed that no action would be taken b! the president on that feature and tha the prohibition compromise probabl! would be developed in conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13

"Wobbly" was searched. The city was combed fine and the number in front of the postofice testified to the thor oughness of the probe.
 Marching to Lowell
 After a large number of "Wobblies" had been gathered together Captain Harry c. Wheeler gave the order to march. The procession passed down Subway street to the depot plaza and then crossed the street car tracks and traversed the tracks of the Fl Paso & Southwestern to Lowell station.
 Armed guards were on each side of the pickets and with most substantial forces at the rear and in the van. In the rear, particularly, was a great throng of men of the city of Bisbee. Many who had been warned of the de portation were there and, besides many who heard of the movement while on their way to work. hastened home, secured their guns and joined the procession.
 At Lowell the pickets, garnered in the lower end of the district, were added to those already in line and the entire crowd moved on to Warren ovei the county road.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
Dru Zone FiUe
 Miles Wide to Surround Cdn,ps
(By Review Leased wire.)

WASHINGTON, July 12.-A "dry" zone of we miles wide unless there is a city or town within that limit is to be thrown around all camps for the mobilization or training of troops un- der regulations made public today at the war department.
 If a municipality is within even one half mile of the camp. the dry zone is to be limited to that width in that direction.
 If the camp is located on the edge of a town the prohibition will extend to a width of one-half mile into the town. The prohibition under a pen atty of s1O,OO00 fine also is imposed under the same law against the main tenance of any immoral houses within the limit of five miles in any case even where the camp Is on the edge or a | town.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
Hundreds Of Deputy Sherifs Round Up 'Wobblies' and Send
 Them AWay Under HeaUy Guard

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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
King Arrested

COLUMBUS, N. M, July 12.-Near- ly 1900 persons deported from Bisbee today arrived here about g o'clock to- night. F. B. King, division superin tendent of the Fl Paso & Southwest ern railIoad, was in charge, and was arrested by the local authorities for bringing in the deportees. He was later released.
 Local authorities refused to permit the men to be unloaded here. The army officer in command here. who had not issued any orders up to tht time ftheir arrival. threw out a strong guard about thes military es tablishment
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
ENTIRE GERMAN GOVERNMENT
 MAY TENDER RESIGNATION
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AMSTERDAM. July 12.-A rumor has reached Holland that the entire German government will resign with Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg. the main committee of the reichstaS having refused to vote a war credit unless the government declares its Tol- icy regarding peace and reform which the government has declined to do.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13

ite gathering place for I. W. w. pick cts during the strike. large number of men were on hand. Promptly with the whistle a company emerged from the postoffice; another came from the alley in the rear of the building: an- other bounced upon the milling l. w.. WIS from the Subway and the cordon was complete.
 So also was the surprise. AS Is by magic a metal ring was forged about the pickets. They stopped milling and stood at attention and when the order to throw up their hands was given no objection was found in the street. The search for firearms was futile.
 Gathering the Clans
 From then on until 7:30 o'clock the T.. w. W. clans were gathered from every part of Bisbee. Posses SCOUT ed every part of the community. Men known advocates of I. w. W.'ism, and those who were out in sympathy and others who could not give a good ac count of themselves, were literally herded into droves and brought to the gathering center-the postofiice.
 Rooming houses. hotels. private houses. the union hall on O. K. street and every possible hiding place Of
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
MEN DEPORTED
 TONEWMEX|CO
 ARE SENT BACK
"Wobblies" Arrested and Run Out of Cochise County Yes terday Will Reach Douglas Again This Morning.
OUGLAS, July l2.-A tel

IN OUGLAS. July PA tel ID ephone message received v at midnight from Sheriff Harry C. Wheeler by James H. East, chief of police here, said that, as the Ne wMexico authorities refused to allow the I. w. W.'s to detrain any, where in that state, they were being brought back this way and probably would reach Douglas o nthe same train on which they left, about 7:3O tomorrow morning.
 Chief East issued call to the city's reserve police, numbering more than 200 men, to assemble at the city hall at 6:3O m. bringing arms and am munition with them in order to take charge of the situation.
 It was reported here that while in Columbus, waiting to see whether they be allowed to detrain there, a number of the l. w. W.'s made the statement that they would hold up the first passenger train coming toward Arizona, no matter where they were taken Of If they did this their expect ed arrival would coincide with Chief East's message as the first train to come would be the westbound Drum mers' Special from Fl Paso. due to arrive here at 7:35 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13

Sleepy voices cursed and swore. A call at 2:3O o'clock in the morning! A word, however. and the drowsiness left the receiving end of the tele- phone and a brisk, "I'll be there" was the answer.
 Ignorant Bliss While men from every part of the Warren district were answering the call which would decide whether or not the I. w. w. was to run the camp the "Wobblies" slept comfortably in fancied seclusion. They noticed noth- ing and the work of the local depu' ties and citizens was so thorough and so quiet that no indication of the work at hand was to be had. Like rabbits from their burrows the "Wobblies" began emerging at day light The first to get on the picker lines, sleepy eyed and apparently tir ed from the nights repose on a harc floor, sensed nothing Of the impend ing disaster to their cause. Gradual ! ly the lines were enlarged and at 6:3( o'clock the streets and alleys burs and poured forth their torrents o heavily armed citizens of the War ren district.
 Surprise Was Great
 At the Bisbee postoffice, the favor
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
GALLUP STRIKE IS
 STILL AT DEADLOCK
(By Review Leased Wire).

GALLUP, N. M., July 12.-The coal miners strike in the properties or the Gallup-American Fuel company here continues at a deadlock and H. H. Sei- domridge federal conciliator. has left the district. More coal was mined today from the properties than any day since the strike, which is for rec ognition of the United Mine Workers by the new owners of the properties which formerly were held by the Vic tor-American Fuel company, was m itiated early this month
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
Buck Is Passed

DEMING, N. M.. July 12.-Sheriff w. c. Simpson of Luna county. in which both Columbus and Hermanas are located. tonight received instruc- tions from Governor W. E. Lindsay of New Mexico to leave to the military authorities the settlement of the situa tion caused by proposed detraining in that county of men deported from Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-Ef- forts of witnesses for the defense in the trial of Mrs. Rena Mooney for murder in connection with the bomb explosion here last July. to establish an alibi for the defendant continued in the superior court today.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
UNCLE SAM IS
 KEEPING WATCH OF DISORDERS
Department Commanders of Army Instructed to Take All Steps Necessary to Han- dle Industrial Workers.
(By Review Leased Wire)

vvvASHINGTON.J July 12.-The fed vkE eral government is watching " closely the Industrial Workers
 of the World disorders in Ari- zona and other wester nstates but of ficials here expect no far-reaehing con seauences. Department commanders of the army have been instructed 10 take all steps necessary and there is entire confidence here that they will speedily do so.
 Apparently little credence has been given reports that a concerted upris- ing by the organization was to be at tempted.
 The first official word reaching the federal government from the disturb ed sections came tonight in request from Governor Campbell of Arizona asking for the assistance of federal troops in maintaining order. The re- quest was referred back to Brigadier General Parker, commanding tnS southern division.
 At late hour eneral Parker had not reported any troop movements.
 At the labor department no word had been received late tonight from the federal mediators sent to the states affected to attempt settlement of strike troubles. Press reports say ing that they had recommended ac- tion by the federal government to prevent industrial paralysis led to the belief that tomorrow might see soma more drastic step by officials heres
 It was declared every resource O; the government would be used if nee essary to quell the disturbances.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
ILL-FEELING BREAKS
 OUT AMONG INDIANS
(By Review Leased Wire)

ELY, New. July 12.-Illfeeling which is sa to have been smolder- ing in the tribe of Indians on the Deep Creek. Utah. reservation since two of their number were arrested for fall ure to register June for the select i've draft army. broke out tonight, ac- cording to telephone information re- ceived here.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
ENTIRE GARRISON IS
 KILLED BY BANDITS
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(By ReVleW LtdStu WHe-J
 LAREDO, Texas. July 12.-The en- tire garrison. numbering 90 men, at Her. state of Tamaulipas. Mex. was killed by 50 bandits at daybreak June 26. according to information reaching here tonight The town then was footed and burned. Several civilians also are reported to have been killed, including the mayor. Soldiesr from Victoria. capital of the state. arrived after the bandits escaped. The gar rison was asleep when attacked
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13

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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-13
WEATHER.

Generally fair except local showers and thunderstorms in the northeast portion ro- day.
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