davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
not nominated for governor.

not nominated for governor.
The speech. Of the temporary chair
man was then delivered and required
less than an hour. 1t was vigorously
delivered and evidently was in line
with the sentiment of the convention
as it was punctuated every few min
utes with vociferous applause.
A telegram from Will H. Hays, ma
tional chairman, of which the keynote
was that there must be no partisan
ship i'm the war and no war in parts
anship but that the Republican party
is the wal party of the nation and
must see to it that it gains control
for the sake of the economic future
Of the country when the soldiers come
back from overseas was roundly APP
plauded.
Five committees were appointed on
credentials, conference, permanent
organization, rules and resolutions as
follows, before the convention adj
journed to meet at three o'clock:
Credentials
Bernalillo, John B. Burg; Chaves,
Harold Hurd; Colfax, NJ. H. Kahn;
Curry, George Kenan; De Baca, Frank
Silva; Eddy, M. S. Groves; Grant.
r. M. Garry; Guadalupe, Juan Lucero;
Lea, w. McAllister; Lincoln, o. T.
Nye; Luna, H. H, Williams; McKin-
ley, J. A. Gordon; Mora, f. G. Karn;
CONTINUED on page two.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Summary Of Last
Nights News

NEW YoRK-DIscovery Of a serin
which preliminary experiments lndi
cate will act as a preventative 5or
Spanish influenza, was announced by
the health commissioner.
, WAsHlNcToN-The food adm mis-.
tration announced that first tteps
had been taken to stabilize the bitter
market.
INSTRUMENTATION submarine
chaser No. 60 was sunk in collision
with the oil steamer s. w. Waller off
the coast Of New Jersey. TWO men
from the chaser are missing.
WAsHINoToN-The total nuIAber
of influenza cases In all campo Is
$4,000. Pneumonia cases number 6a69.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Class c Shoes to be
as Cheap as 3 Dollars

Washington, Oct. Maximum and
minimum retail prices for shoes as
agreed to by the industry and rang
ing from SO to $12 for men and wo-
men, we're announced today by the
war industries board. Shoes are
grouped In three classes as follows:
Glass A-From so to s12.
Glass B--$6 to $3.50.
Glass Csc to $3.50.
Proportionate prices will be fixed
for youths and children's footwear.
The cutting 6f shoes under this sched-
ule begin October Is and time is al
lowed retailers to dispose OF present
stocks.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

Germany's defenses between Cambria and ST. Quentin are
~crumbling under the determined blows of Marshal Foeh and
the time Of the expected German withdrawal from France and
Belgium apparently is drawing appreciably nearer.
Under the attacks of the British, French and American
troops, the Hindenburg defense system from the Scarpe to
the Disc, a distance of fifty miles, is being overrun. In the
north the valuable net work of railroads in Flanders rapidly
is becoming useless and in the south the French are pressing
their advance west and north Of Rheims.
Northeast of st. Quentin the British have advanced more
than five miles eastward from the front line Of the Hindenburg
positions. a salient most dangerous to the enemy has been
driven in between 81. Quentin and lie Catelet, and the British
are advancing through a big gap in the enemy line across i'm
portant roads and railways toward La Cateau, one Of the most
important traffic centers west Of the German border.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Cambria Virtually Encircled by
Troops of Field Marshal Haip

Cambria has not yet been occupied by the British, but Field Marshal
Haig has taken important heights south Of the town and east of the Schedt
canal thus drawing closer the net about Cambria The French met with
spirited resistance in entering St. Quentin, but succeeded in throwing the
enemy beyond the canal which cuts through the eastern suburbs.
North and south Of the town the French have advanced further east
ward. In Flanders the Germans ire reported to have set fire to the rail.
way functions of Rouers and Menfn and to be removing their big uns from
the Belgian coast around the submarine base of Osend, which is being out
thanked.
The Be1gians % are five miles from Thourout, while the British are
the Yys seven miles north of Lille and are within eve miles Of
Courray. All these are important railway centers and Lille is the second
German position north of Cambria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
COTTON cRoP ESTIMATE

Washington, Oct. 2-This years
cotton crop was estimated at 11,S18,-
900, equivalent 500 pound bales, by
the department Of agriculture today,
basing its estimate or the condition
of the crop on September IS which
was 54.4 per cent of normal and
which forecasts a yield OF 154.1
pounds to the acre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
ANTI GERMAN RIOTS
OCCUR IN BULGARIA

Paris, Oct. 2.-Anti-G German and pa
cifist riots are in progress throughout
Bulgaria, according to a Zurich dis
patch to the Journal. 1t is added that
rumors are current of the formation
of a national cabinet in Bulgaria u n
der the leadership of Premier Malin-
off and DR.. Ghenadieff, released from
prison a few days ago under a pardon
from King Ferdinand.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

General Berthelot speedily is Griv-
ing the Germans back to their old
lines in the Rheims region. Further
gains have been made between the
Vesle and the Aisne and north CT
Rheims. Several miles more and the
French will be in the open country
north Of Rheims and threatening the
immediate communications Of Laon
The French advance here and east of
the Suippe is placing the Germans
between Rheims and the suippe in
a pocket.
In Champagne there has been little
change, but the French have render
ed useless the railroad running
through the Argonne forest from
~Challerange. This makes possible a
further American movement on the
eastern edge OF the Argonne. North
and west Of Mont Faucon, in the CEN
ter Of the American sector west of
the Mouse, the Americans again have
moved forward. British troops vir-
tually surround the important Turk
ish base Of Damascus. 1t is reported
the Turkish commander has asked for
terms of surrender.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
BuyaLibcrtyBO Bond

We have nearly two million men
in France.
Every subscriber to the Liberty
Loan helped send them there.
For artillery. automatic rifles. and
small arms, and for ammunition for
them. we have spent over sS,7OO.OOO,-
600.
Every Liberty Loan subscriber
helps to arm u soldiers.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Suffrage Will Pass by
March A, Says Shafroth

Washington, Oct. 2. Senator
Shafroth, OF Colorado, predicted to-
day that the national suffrage resolu-
ton which was defeated in the zen.
ate yesterday would be finally passed
by the senate before March 4. Reso-
buttons are to be introduced, he said,
in all state legislatures, converting
next January, i~nstructing their sena-
tors to vote for the measure.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
SITUATION or DUAL
MONARCHY GRAVE,

Basil, Switzerland, Oct. 2.-The Bull
lgarian armistice has undoubtedly
created a grave situation for Austria
Hungary, the Austrian premier yester-
day told the lower house, but suitable
military measures will be taken imme-
diately, in accord with Germany.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Time of Hun Withdrawal From
France and Belgium Fast APP
preaching as FOch Strikes
HINDENBURG DEFENSE SYSTEM is
OVERRUN DISTANCE OF FIFTY MILES
Network of Railroads in Flanders Made Useless to
Enemy; British Advance Through Big
Gap Near St. Quentin; Cambria
Nearly Encircled
tRy The Associated Press)

Washington, Oct. 2-Further evidence Of German preparations
for evacuating the Belgian sea coast reached the state department to-
day In dispatches saying hospitals, postoffces and the contents Of
storage houses Of the German fourth army district we're being moved
back and turned over to the military government In the interior.
German civilian authorities are being generally recalled and strict
regulations affecting the maritime district are being enforced. Re-
serves In Belgium which are to be sent to the front by the Antwerp
navy staff are said to be preparing to leave Belgium.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
President Can't Be Dictator of Do
nestle Policies, Declared; Fall
Hailed Free Speech Champion
ROOSEVELT AND BURSUM GIVEN BIG
OVATION WHEN CONVENTION STARTS
Lindsey Says He's Playing Game by the Rules
Committee Work Delays Afternoon SEES
sion; Patriotic Speeches Enthuse
the Delegates

Full Of patriotic enthusiasm and cheering vociferousy for Treo-
dore Roosevelt, A. 3. FALL n. o. Bursun and other party celebrities,
the New Mexico Republican state convention, following the keynote
speech by Mr.. 5ursum this morning, which took up the gauntlet flung
down by the Democratic keynoter, did little this afternoon but wait on
the report Of the committees.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
BATTLE CERTAIN TO BE
GREAT ALLIED VIC

GREAT ALLIED VICTORY
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, Oct. 2.--(ReuteTs.)-The
long, bitter battle 10 still raging but
II has turned so definitely In favor
Of the British that Il Is scarcely even
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

W. have spent over $4,000, 900
Just for staple supplies for our army,
such as flour, bacon, rice, etc.
Every subscriber to the Liberty
Loan helps feed u soldiers.
We have spent over s5OO,0OO,O 900 to
clothe our soldiers.
Every subscriber to the Liberty
Loan has had a part in this care Of
the Americans who are fighting In
France. n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
BRITISH AID CAPTURE
OF SAINT QUENTIN

With the British Army IN France,
Oct. 2.-(By the Associated Press.)-
'(10:30 a. m.)--British forces, break
ing through the German line on the
Beaurecoir Wiancourt front and cap
turing both these villages together
with S%equeheant, created a salient
which aided materially in the cap
ture Of st. Quentin by the French.
The capture OF Beaurevoir cleared
up the situation in the Gouy salient
to the north. The British Fourth
army took these places, while the
Third army captured G~revecoeur and
Rumilly, south Of Cambria, and the
high ground east and north or those
villages.
The Canadians had a hard day yes
north Of Cambria the Ger
mans making a determined stand
around the burning city.
The British Third and Fourth
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

now premature to hail II as a great
victory.
To the north Of the sector where
the chief tactical gain Of yesterday
was scored lin the region north Of
St. Quentin) there was continuous
and desperate fighting.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

tContinued on Dage two.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

Continued on page two.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03
HOBART

Prof G. H Thompson moved his
family to Marissa the first part Of the
week.
The members Of the ii. Z church
and the Christian church held joint
picnic Wednesday in the pork west -
tovr. III repor- a good time
Mrs Ii. PIeusnoeft Is very serious
-~ III.
Mrs Mcclure who has been in poor
health during the past Elk months wa
taken to the Mercy hospital at Gary
Wednesday where she underwent al
operation.
Mrs. Jennie Thibbits OF Memphis.
Tenn. Is here visiting with her mother
Mrs Daetta Miller for fe-" Gass
Miss Vera Laughlin Of Lodi, Wis
consin. visited here with friends ano
relatives the first part Of the week
Mr.. George stoker who has been
working al Gary for the past couple
Of weeks has returned to Hobart ana
is again working az the Scheidt and
keilman store
Nh Bert Guyer. who has been work
ING here as night watchmen durns
the past -four years, has resigned "a
I accept a position al Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03
LOWELL

Rev and Mrs. v B. Services. OF Good
land. Ind. are here visiting friends.
Mss Lei McNay and Miss Velma
Sheets were Chicago visitors yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Plummer OF Ch.ca-
60, came down yesterday morning 70
visit his mother Mrs A G. Plumme
and brother Frank Piummer and FAM
uy.
Nm Nichols Of Chicago. came down
Yesterday TO see his father. who is in
POOR health Ed Nee accompanied him
Mrs. Arthur worley returned last
evening from a visit with her paren.s
AT and Mrs. Peter Miller in Ham
r ond Her mother accompanied her
rome for few days visit.
Leroy Kelsey. Fred Minninger ana
Harold Love were IN Chicago on bus
mess yesterday.
Cecil johnson and Harold strick-
land were n Hammond on business
esterday
Mrs. ". A. Davis left last evening
for a visit with her niece Mrs. Fl. A.
Ashton and family IN Rollo. No
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Golding and fam
uy and Mr. and Mrs Meek ard family
naotored to Jackson park Thursday,
where they spent the evening
Mrs. MCGOWAN and daughter. 'Gertrude.
Of Myrtle avenue. returned home from a
two weeks visit at Benton Harbor.
Mich.
Mrs Fred Binhammer of Myrtle ave-
nue. entertained her mother. Mrs. Sturnl.
of Hammond and her sister Mrs Georse
Larson. OF Chicago, Thursday.
Mrs Harry Glare and sister. Miss
Oliver. visited friends IN Windsor Park
Thursday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03
ROBERTSDALE

No church service will e. held al the
Evan gelical church sunday evenings
during the month OF August Morning
services and Sunday school viii be held
IS usual.
Al and Mrs Herman Regniers Of
Indiana boulevard entertained the for
mar's mother. Mrs. Regniers, Of Kanlla-
Zee. Ill. aGd sister from indianapolis
/ for several days.
Mss Edna Scaling 90 East side IS
pending wee.s here WISHING Mrs Fred
. ctaNit1e and family of Pea, street
Mrs. Caude.i Of Eas. side visited
Robcrtsdale friends THURSDAY
M and Mrs. Louis Klemm OF Lake
Avenue. entertained q number Of friends
at a o'clock dinner last evening. The
guests from out Of town we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson and daushte- Bernice. of
WINDSOR Park, and Ar and Mrs. Schil-
ling and children Of East Side. !.
Mr. Clark of Chicago visited at the
Cough home in Roberts avenue Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Crawford az Roterts averue was
the guest OF friends IN Chicaso yester-
DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. Henry
Arnold are spending few days with
relatives at Rockford. Ill
Mrs c. N Cough and Miss Valeria
Cough spent Friday in Chicago with
friends.
Mrs John Blaul and her Sunday school
class held their annual picnic al the
Lake Front park THURSDAY
MI and Mrs Kehoe returned to their
home in Milwaukee Wis after few
days visit with her sister. Mrs Edward
julien.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03
GRIFFITH

Mrs J. Br,l<se! or Hammond visited
at the home y Mrs. Z. A. Butler on
Thursday.
Miss Emily Southworth. U-ho has been
visiting here returned to Racon. New
Mexico. last Tuesday.
Clifford Beckman of Chicago Is visit
ing his uncle. DR.. Malmstone. this week.
Henry Woodwork has a sunhower
measuring u feet high in his back yard,
We wonder II anyone has anything TO
beat it?
Henry Bower has moved into the
house vacated by MI ToohiI
Thursday the f. J. & z took over
the ONCE OF the Grand Trunk railroad
Harold Downing viii be retained Tickets
Cor the Grand Trunk viii be sold in its
depot as before.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03
new FREIGHT RATE
FOR INTERURBANS
Sweeping Change in Utility
Board Order Aims to Give
Long Eauls to Steam
Lines.
TINES BUREAU.

TINES BUREAU
AT STATE CAPITAL.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Aug THE
public service commission Of Indiana
has entered an order OF sweeping con
sequence % interur5an roads Of Indiana,
in which an entirely new system of
freight rates is promul gated. The order
is designed to divert first second and
third class short-haui freight from the
severely congested steam roads TO the
- = ---rs----- 10y taJ.ss,--4Gssz-Sa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03

OF the Beta Gamma Epsilon and Sigma
Delta Chi sororities. and several affairs
have been given in her honor The
groom was a former well known Whit
ing man a member Of the Owls Club
aud Of the Masonic hand. The couple
are attended by the best wishes Of their
many Whiting friends.
Services al the Congregational church
sunday August 4. Rev. Chas Z. True
blood viii preach. subject. The Second
Coming Of Jesus" No evening service
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Stenhouse and
children and their niece have returned
from motor trip 70 Madison Lake.
Mich. whore they spent two weeks.
vacation
Miss Marguerite Schaub Of sheridan
avenue has taken a position in tho ac-
counting department at the 6. o. office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Sugar and son.
Manual Of New York avenue. have re
turned from Michigan after few days
visit there
Mrs. p. D. Bumhour and sons OF 1l9th
street viii leave next week for Cher4-
busco. Ind, for visit with relatives.
M and Mrs. Cooperman and family
Of South Chicago were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Sugar at their home in
New York avenue,
Miss Edith LanEenhan OF Sheridan
avenue is expected home tomorrow from
indianapolis, where she has been visit
ing her brother. Arthur L.anEerhan.
Mrs. J. Y Kidney OF Cleveland avenue
is entertaining her brother, Ben Cannon
Of Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Eulalia Dexter entertained a few
aan--
in Atchison avenue Thursday evening
Mrs Mamie BollinEer IIeiuze left yes
te~day for Camp sherman Chuucothe.
Ohio. 10 visit her husband Robert
Heinze.
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT.
Madame pctrova In The Life Mask"
one of the latest productions.
A man OF SEOney-
a woman OF mystery
A love triumphant
Also . tvvo-recI comedy. .... s..
SUNDAY. August g. VIM. q. Hart In
PATRIOT" one Of the greatest mill
tnry pictures ever shown; also Buck
ing society" and a twO-reeI comedy.
STAR THEATRE TUESDAY AND
wEDNEsDAE-
Following the Flag to Frances Per-
ShsnES Crusaders over Here and over
There" Taken by L. $. siEneI Corps.
An account with the Whiting saw
ings and Loan Association IS big
brother n times OF distress Open
an account today.
The Apron Bazaar 10 be held by the
Trench Club on next Monday afternoon
and evening Will be held IN the former
Aronberg store a 500 New York avenue.
Mrs. Marguerite Fiheld S1ackey OF
Oliver street left last night for Camp
Taylor Ky. to spend a month visiting
her husband. Lieut. c. G. Mackey.
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT.
THEDA BARA In THE CLEMEN-
CEAU CASE a super picture or IN
trigue. mystery and romance
COMING MONDAY. THE ORDEAL
Mothers OF Liberty. presenting the
mothers problem IN the great war.
COMING sATURDAY-Specia fea-
ture-a Mack sennett Comedy. high
class Vaudeville and the latest Hearst
Pathe News.
Mrs. Barney Cohen OF Indiana Haroor
was a Whiting visitor yesterday.
Miss Julia Pitzele Of the ". J. G & e
co. Office IS suffering from an injured
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03

arm. having the ligaments twisted as
tho result OF an electric shock.
Mrs. Joseph Chilla OF Cleveland ave
nue. has returned home from a Chica SO
hospital. where she underwent an opera
ton.
Mrs. Al Meldahl entertained a number
of friends at a ,Trousseeu shower at her
home in Central avenue in honor OF
Miss Edna Y Putnam. now Mrs r
Schneider. The guests were largely
members Of the Sigma Delta Chi So
rority.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03
LIVES ZOO YEARS!

For more than 200 years HARLEM OIL.
tho famous national remedy OF Holland
mas been recognized as an iafallible re-
lief rom all forms Of kidney and blad-
der disorders. Its very age is proof
that Il must have unusual merit
II you ars troubled with pains or
aches IN the back. feel tired in the
morning. headache. fndi gestion. inson-
ria. painful or TOO frequent passage OF
urine, irritation or stone in the bladder
you wiIl almost certainly Ande quick re-
Nes n GOLD MEDAL. Haarlen oil Car
suIes. This : The good old remedy that
has stood the test for hundreds Of
years prepared in the proper quantity
and convenient form to take It is i'm
ported direct from Holland laborato res.
and you can get Il al any drug store
Your money promptly refunded II II
does not relieve you. But be sure TO
get the genuine GOLD MEDAL brand
n boxes, three sizes.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03
ST. JOHN

Mrs. Thomas Noises Is visiting with
J elatives in Chicago several days.
Nj and MIS-. JosePn Schudt motored
20 Logansport Thursday.
Mrs. Bertha Ludwig who was taken
seriously III several weeks ago While
visiting in Chicago, Is improving nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03

interurbans and to leave the fourth.
hfth and sixth class. long-haul freight.
particularly that Of carload lot type for
the steam roads.
The order follows petition filed by
all the interurban roads Of the state
asking the commission 10 bring their
rates for freight 10 a par with the
steam road freight rates. recently in
creased approximately Is per cent by
order OF the FEDERAL railroad administra-
ton.
In brief. tho order or the commission
places slightly higher rates on inter
urban freight OF the fourth. nth and
sixth classes, and places slightly lower
rates on the first, second ana third
classes Of freight. thus seeking 70 at
tract the short-haul freight to the inter
urbans and leave the long-haul for the
steam roads
Knocks Out Joint Rates.
Tbs effect Of the order viii be to set
the interurbans on q plane where their
freight service will approach more near
~ that or express service. and the order
viii wipe out applications for through
joint rates by the lnterurbans. under
which long hauls were carried BY inter
urbans at far less rates than local
freight OF the Individual companies.
The order is limited to a period Of
partime operations. not exceeding two
years"
It authorizes interurbau utilities to
publish ard f!e on one days notice
tariffs stating class freight ates b.
tween points in Indiana. which rates
shal. be as follows;
First class rates e11a cents 100
pounds for four miles, first class rates
for greater distance to be based on /
cent a 100 pounds for each four miles:
second class races to be So per cent Of
drst class rates, third class rates TO be
20 per cent Of first class rates; fourth
class rates TO be 55 per cent of first
class rates; fifth class rates to be 40 Per
cent OF first class rates, and siAth c,ass
rates to be so per cent Of frst class
rates.
1t is further ordered that tho mini
mum charge applicable under this order
ard authorized in TINS proceeding shall
be So cents"
In Nature Of Protection.
The order seeks 10 protect the inter
arban freight business where it IS
shown TO he proltahle from the con-
petition Of auto trucks.
1t shows that the prayer OF the In
diana interurban carriers for authority
TO establish the steam carrier scale Of
freight rates is denied on the ground
that interurban and steam carrier func-
tions are different: that interurban
freight transportation is more nearly
akin TO express service than to steam
carrier freight service, ami that inter-
urban carriers are best adapted to serve
a local distributors Of package meV-
ohandise and are not equipped 10 handle
heavy. low class freight probably
Il also points out that interurban
terminal costs Of handling package
freight is much less than that Of the
steam carriers. while the haulage cost
IS much greater: that a scale Of rates
adjusted to steam c,Srier conditions is
rot suited 70 interurban cond tions; that
a scale OF reasonable class rates ap-
plicable 10 inserurban transportation
must necessarily 81 less for short dis
lance and higher for ions distance than
steam carrier rates. relatively lower on
the high classes and higher on the low
classes than steam carrier rates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03
CROWN POINT

Dance a. Carney Half Way House on
Sunday evening. August 4. 1918. Good
music 7-2-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-03

Here is q pretty little frock for
the vacation days Of the younger
miss It IS natural colored linen
with bands Of hand crochet at tho
practical frock for it does not show
the soil easily and it has a deep hem
which is a, necessity with the grow
ing girl.