The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
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70 tlf Htiltt IFkiflAiNlF. Ito Was elect
cd Tuesday IN the fourth district bv
republicans over hts white opponent
complete returns show. The district is
largely populated by whites.
New York Silent Mike" Herman.
famous batter and outficlder of tho
New York Nations In the early nine.
ties, died OF tuberculosis In 4 hosnitnl
mere Yesterday. under an assumed
name. Not until his widow claimed
his body did his Identity become
known.
New York 49, Health Commissioner
Copeland estimated tonight that there
IRE about ~ geo children I'm tho ciiv
who have bee made fun or half or.
phnnS by spanish Influenza OT the
100 families Ia which a father or
mother, or both. had been victims of
the disease, the commissioner stated.
about 700 families. with approximate.
~ 1900 children would need the care
OF the city.
New York.-Robcrt j. Collier. the
publisher. die suddenly at his homo
here last night.
MISUNDERSTANDING OF effort
by American Red Cross chapters
should not he permitted until peace
rs really here, said a message sent TO.
day by the war council to each of the
3,S5T local organizations.
Washington. Thomas Iiincklcy.
secretary of the American embassy In
Rome, died in London "Wednesday of
pneumonia. Mr.. fiinckley. whose home
was In Washington, vas attached to
the embassies at Vienna and Madrid
prior to his assignment 10 Rome. Ir
was In London on leave OF absence az
the time OF his death.
New York IA De HaViland aI-
ilanc fitted with a 400 horsepower
Liberty motor pilotcd bv Signal Flee.
fYigfnn lHlpunN 4 An..a.v mud
ing Major NJ ]. Roots AS u passenger.
established yesterday what IN believed
TO be a new nonstop record for his
country IN a flight from Selfridgo
ftold, Mount Clemens. Mich. To Yonk-
ors, y. Y, nor thar TOO miles In -four
hours ana fifty minutes, Leaving
Mount Clemens nt ti:i0 a. m, the,
landed at Yonkers at is30 y m.
New Nork.-lgnacc j. padcrcwski.
representative of the Polish national
committee in the democratic union OF
European nations. nnounced 10.
night that he had withdrawn from the
organization. MIR. Padcrewski based
hts resignation upon the fact that the
membership OF the MO continues TO
include representatives of the Ukrain.
ians tI"tuthentnus), whose troops. aid
cd n Differed by Germans and AUS
trans, recently have opened hostilitics
against Poland n invaded Polish
territory.
Great Lakes. HIT is planned to
make the Great Lakes training station.
larger with expectation there will be
more than 30, coo men here the COM
ing winter.
New York. Indefinite postpone
mont On account of influenza in 81.
Louis OF the convention % the Invest
ment Bankors' association of America.
which was TO be held there this
month, was announced here.
New York.-Lieut. Enrico Cnntoni
of the Italian army Will attempt on
Monday q flight from New York to
Chicago In n plane OF the type which
Major Gabriel DAnnunzio plotted in
his flight from the Italian lines yer
Vienna several weeks ago. Weather
permitting, the machine viii rise from
the Italian flying field AT Mineola at .
"a. m, with the hope Of reaching its
destination IN six hours.
New York.-Dudley Field Malone,
former collector OF the port OF New
York, has been commissioned a lieu
tenant in tho United States navy and
has been assigned 70 tho overseas
transport service, II was announced
last night
New York-The e. Kenyon com
pany n six individual defendants
were acquitted By u jury in federal
court here Friday on charges OF con
splracy TO defraud the government In
the manufacture of raincoats for the
United States army. The jury delibcr.
ated eight hours before returning It's
verdict.
Melbourne. Australia, The latest
figures OF Australians casualties show
dead $500, wounded l5s,i39.
The Significance of these figures
VIII be recognized when II is rcmem-
bered that the whole population Of
Australia Is only 5000, 900.
Now York.--iieut. Col. Henry W.
Parker OF this city. listed as killed in
action. was n OF the cavalry OFF,
GERS who organized the fnmous Phil
ippine scouts. with which he served as
major from iyi2 until this country
entered the war, Enlisting as a pri-
Nate in the Second cavalry In 1894. he
was commissioned n second lieuten-
ant and was promoted rapidly.
BueuOs Aires-.Thc burgomastcr OF
Vienna has sent a proposal that he
Argentine government Immediately
release 10000 or 10000 carloads Of
grain for shipment 10 Austria. This
government has authorized the CNpor.
tation Of the grain II rs understood
that u rs Austriu'S intention 10 en-.
ploy Austrian ships now intrrncd at
Spanish ports for carrying the Erdin
10 Europe.
Melbourne. Australia. william
Hughes. prime minister OF Australia.
now IN London. viii remain at the
request OF his colleagues to safeguard
An%Btralia's interests In the peace ne
Iotiations.
Seattle, WASH Japan viii spend
100 the United states a sum estimated
a. 81 100000 annually for q number
Of years for purchase of materials for
ITS battlcshtp fleet, according TO n
statement bv y. Kodachi, engineer
commander Of the imperial I%anapcsc
navy. who with our other high off
GERS arrived from Toxic on route to
Sew YORK Commando kodaChi
VIII establish purchasing hcadquar-
tcrs boz Ncw York,
Washington. Emplovcs OF the
american Railway Express company
VIII be given wage increases as soon
49, rates arc advanced IN accordance
With the plan recently submitted 90
The Interstate Commerce Commission.
a was said by railroad administration
officials. Director General NcAduo
'Npccts to initiate the rates on behalf
Of the cypress COMPANY Which 10 mis-
agent
Kingston, y. Y one omplovc wa,
KILLED and slpteen others, some Of
them womepSf&t riously injured hN OK.
plosions AZ The Grenade loading com-
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