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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-03
SAN FRANCISCO- Dec. o-Mnv

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Mayor
James Rolph today telegraphed Sec
retary OF Labor Wilson a request to
direct j. B. DensmOre, federal di-
rector general of employment, to ap-
pear before the grand jury here and
explain charges of an attempt to
manufacture evidence in the Rena
Mooney case and collateral charges
contained in a report made recently
TO Secretary Wilson by Densmore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-03
Railroad Man Dies.

MACON. Ga, Dec. 2.-Marion A.
Ramsey, 43, superintendent of the
Macon-Chattanooga division OF the
Central OF Georgia railroad system.
and one OF the most prominent rail-
road men In the southeastern terri
tory. died here today from oneu-
monia. The funeral will be held
at noon Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-03

The Frisco bakery. GOS East Sec
ond street. has been closed by the
food administrator on an alleged
charge Of profiteering, A sign in the
window says, CLOSED untu DeCcm-
Der II account of being accused Of
prpfiteering."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-03

PARIS, Dec. edmond Rostand
the poet and playwright. died this
afternoon. He had been Ill from
grippe.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
STATE SENDS $50 MEN
TO LABOR FOR THE WAR

Over 800 men have been sent from
New Mexico to work in the DUPONT
munitions plants at Nashville, Tenn.
from Santa Fe. San Miguel Colfay,
Chaves and Bernalillo counties.
About 50 men have been sent to
Utah to work on double tracking
railroads for the government.
The New Mexico state advisory
board of the T. 9. Employment ser
vice met in Albuquerque Monday to
consider means of recruiting labor
ers with the least disturbance OF in
dustry in the state.
Present at this meeting were d. A
Mcpherson. state director of the
United States employment service
J. M. Sully, of Santa Rita, general
manager of the Chino Copper CO.,
IT. H. O'Brien of Dawson. manager
of the Stag Canyon branch of the
Phelps Dodge corporation: E. X.
Carr. president of the state fedora
ton of labor; w. G. Clarkson, of
Gallup, secretary of the united mine
workers of America; and ]. H. Wag-
ner, ex-officio member of the state
advisory council and director of the
public service reserves.
A community labor board is now
organized, either completely or in
part, in every county.
Captain T. J. Molinari is helping
to form boards in the Pecos valley
at the present time while assisting
in recruiting for the army.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
$22s,OOO,OOO.
SPECIAL TRAINING FOR
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES

Arrangements have been made
whereby registrants may enter and
continue courses heretofore begun in
certain educational institutions in the
State designated by the War Depart
ment as training schools for the
Students Army Training Corps. The
schools in this State which have been
designated are the A. & M. College
at Las Cruces, New Mexico. State
University at Albuquerque and the
New Mexico Military Institute at
Roswell.
Registrants who are qualified for
general military service and are gra-
duates of the eighth grade or high
er will be indicted into the service
and have schooling and military
training until such time as they are
called for active servic'. Any reg
istrants being interested in contlnu-
ing in school and at the same
time securing military training should
Immediately address the President or
Superintendent Of one of the above
named institutions.
Yours truly,
r. c. REID,
Captain Z. 5 A
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
NEW MEXICO GUARD
COMMISSIONS AWARDED

Commissions to the rank of captain
will be sent from the office of Ad-
jutant General James Baca to Micha el
Nash, M. K. tombstone, ]. T. Nc
Laughlin and Fred Clayton of Albu-
querque They are to report to
Major c. M. Barber of the First
Battalion of the New Mexico Home
Guards
Officers for the new companies at
TERRA Amarillo and Taos will be
commissioned as follows. At Taos,
William H. Bates, captain, E. S. Bark
er, first lieutenant and Demosthenes
Martinez, second lieutenant. At Tie
IRA Amarillo, Antonio A. Rivera is
named captain, Carlos Manzanares
first lieutenant and ]. R. Martinez.
Jr. second lieutenant.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
REV. J. M. WHITLOCK
CALLED BY GREAT REAPER

Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
funeral services were conducted at
the Presbyterian church by Rev J
w, Hamblin for Rev. John NJ. Whit
lock Of Iumbert"n, who died Sept.
and son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. J
Amadur, of Caniilon The remain,
were laid to rest in the Fairvicw
cemetery Rev. and Mrs WhitloclI
and daughter Miss Cordelia were en-
route to Santa Fe to consult physi-
clans regarding Rev Whitlock's poor
health resulting from ptomaine pois-
oning about a wear ago and from
which he never completely recover
ed
He was born at Las Vegas. June
y, 1870 where he spent the carly
part of his youth with his rarcnt'
DR.. J. NJ. Whitlock and Anna J.
Whitlock He was married July II
1857 ut Holman to Miss MarFarita
VALDEZ and is survived by his wife
Mrs. Whit'ock and daughter Miss
Cordclia Whitlock. of Lumberton
and five other children Mrs c. w
Holman. Cabezon, Mrs. 3. c. Herman
de, Santa Fc, Mrs. !. Amador, Can
iilon Mrs. Phil J. MARTINEZ, Terra
Amarillo and son Charles WhitIock
who resides near Albuquerque
Rev. Whi'lork was a man Of high
ideals, honored and respected by all
who knew him AMI his friends were
legion. He served 10 years as super
inteudcnt OF the Presbyterian Mis-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
NOT GUILTY SAYS
JURY IN TRIAL OF
MRS. MAUD R. CASE
SENSATIONAL TRIAL FOR
ALLEGED MUIR DER OF
HUSBAND WAS COMPLET-
ED FRIDAY NIGHT; JURY
OUT HOUR AND QUARTER

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
SUBSCRIBE $4,000
FOR WAR STAMPS IN
Fifteen MINUTES
SANTA FE CITIZENS AT THE
PICTURE SHOW RALLY
MAKE A RECORD FOR A
CITY OF THIS SIZE IN
STAMP BUYING

At a meeting held in the Paris
Theatre in connection with the reg
ular program l68 people subscribed
$11 5000 to war savings stamps in
IS minutes. Following an eloquent
appeal by Col. D. c. Collier, Frank
Andrews acted as auctioneer in be-
half of the Santa Fe retail merchants
war savings stamp campaign This
is said to be record for a city
of this size. Chief Justice R. H.
Hanna and Col. Jose D. Sena, as'
sisted a committee of ladies in col
lecting the subscriptions. The Lib
erty Chorus, lead by Mrs, Ralph M.
Henderson, rendered the Star
Spangled Banner and patriotic airs
of the Allies.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
3l2 MILES OF GOOD ROADS
PLANNED, MANY WORKING

A report from the office Of the
state engineer James A. French
shows that 683 men are now employ
ed on road work. Two horse teams
to the number of lS0 and Sc 4 horse
teams are at work Bids were op-
ened on August 81 for the con-
struction of 2lS miles of roadway
from Tucumcari TO Montoya in Quay
county, federal aid project. On Sep
tember 16' bids will be opened on
state road No. 2l of ls.S miles in
Mora county. from Ocate northward.
A program embracing 3l2 miles of
graveled surfaced, crowned road has
been adopted by the state highway
commission and large portion of
it approved by the governor, which is
to pay so per cent of the cost With
in national forests of the state 1855
miles of roadway are to be built with
federal aid.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
DEFENSE COUNCIL HEARS
LABOR SHORTAGE is REAL

The seriousness of the shortage OF
labor is clearly shown in a telegraph
report just received by the New
Mexico council of defense from the
council of national defense. This re-
mort shows Utah state council OF de-
fense stopped construction work on
a theatre building in Salt Lake City
and in spite of the fact that the Salt
Lake Building trades council protes-
ted there was no shortage % labor
in Salt Lake City The council OF
national defense upheld the action oi
the Utah council and is issuing new
instructions authorizing state c'uu-
ellis of defense to stop all O'nece,
sarv building contraction
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
NEW MEXICO GENEROUSLY
GIVES TO WARS DEMANL

Judge Reed Holloman, state chair
man for New Mexico, who was a re-
cent visitor to Central Liberty Loan
headquarters in Kansas City, express
ed himself as confident that his part
OF the Tenth Federal Reserve Dis
trict will 90 over the top, regard
less OF the size of the quota for
New Mexico counties that eventually
will be fixed. New Mexico has res
nondyd more than generously to
every war work.-Bond Bulletin.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
CHAIRMAN HAYS
MAKES REPUBLICAN,
POSITION VERY PLAIN
EXCHANGE OF MESSAGES
BETWEEN HIM AND Sec
RETARY TUMULTY SHOWS
INFAMOUS REQUESTS OF
DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS

NJ, NorL 600, 10 Tbo, Chair
NeW WI, ioI IH r. Up a., p.'hi;i.
mar, WI! H. C:.t iiays; % '"o 49, nep"uI, ,.,h
an Nal'o'tda Coa'l...eev a.. '9a pan,,ht;oan
re say WHY" nI Ia?s 'Hs .p""i'oai, "hoai,
parry Is not lluule'ns III any pao =, N
s'dirS Poll,'' ~ WI" t tn .'''.n5
golitI es SIo'a. e'eC .'oh,, ,t. ~" fra, on
oHItlIE etlipa,e'i ! snd, - -. II ,a,,ar l,oa.
>'ot'rtuEe ~ eV'Icnoeh y Dy ..t,.
co.rot.!,, &C .otn l" 80 pros;dent U;1sor
secretary 10 'cS'"ei't " ',''"'
The letter was written in reply to
telegram Secretary luinuIty sent
) ptember II to ohairman HaYs at
his indianapolis address II was an
inquiry regarding the Verac'ty OF a
newspaper report of remarks Chalr-
man Hays was alleged to have made
at a conference OF Republican state
chairmen held IN Chicago on Labor
Day. Immediately upon sending the
telegram Secretary Tumultv. gave 1t
to the newspapers, before Mr., Hays
had received it.
At that time Chairman Hal, was
in Washington, at hotei WITHIN
few blocks of the White House. RE
was f1rst appriSed OF 9tCr re'd'
Tumulty's TELEGRAM by reading, OF
it in the Washington newspapers
Without waiting tor the telegram
to be relayed from Indianapolis
to him.. he called up Secretary
Tumulty and asked that coov OF
the telegram be sent to him IN wash
ngton. Upon receipt of the copy
Chairman Hays issued the following
reply:
Washington. d. e
September II, 1918
Hon. Joseph P. Tumulty,
White House.
Washington, D. G..
DgaL & MI. , unuiy ta,e,r,u IN Ss,,em.
nass ss you' c,,:.aaa 1. a"' ,t.endeJ ,
oer .nu ~ ~ '''aso, Asc.;a.;on of pe'
lliJtt,ns 't,: g. CO. t'1 c,.;,r,en ~ ~n.iied hv ;ts
pupiilaI 0.a.G o..adnJ Nar, ,,,J" h., f;ft.sr -,
ples'uehe amu a''e.h a. d. - ,n.etn;r !
such ena,.,.ien .,,ar,'s -ofsr-;un M in aensr,i
mace r'',laaNS lar ,,a.i, re.I, ,os ~. ,h;rh Dsm.
way 70 ,a.dors .nt ,e's,n 'ra ~ oo;mn IN the;r
oeIarle si n Ieaaers as.ri are .ho o'' Se,ate ~ and
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20

mination for auiitor and Jonathan
H. Wagner for superintendent of
instruction on the Republican ticket.
Democrats have had little to say
about nominees for these places.
Edwin F. Coard present chief clerk,
is mentioned as Republican candidate
for corporation commissioner. D. ].
Finnegan is the only one conspi-
cuously put forward by the DEM
ocrats so far in this connection.
Neither newspapers nor politicians
have said much about the lieutenant
governorship.
Two Republican county conven-
tions have instructed their delegates
to vote for BENJAMIN F. Pankey for
governor. San Juan county with IA
delegates went on record for Pankey
and it is understood that sixteen
delegates from Curry will be either
formally instructed or will e a Pam
key dele0tion.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
BATTLE PLANE TO BE SEEN
WHILE DRIVE IS ON

Organizers for the Fourth Liberty
Loan drive for New Mexico are ad-
,ised that the government plans to
send a big battle plane from Ell 'ng-
ton Field near Houston. Texas, to
Denver passing over several New
Mexico cities to stimulate patrio-
tism during the drive.
Dates and the schedule for the
flight may be announced within q
week
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
RAINFALL ON INCREASE
BUT STILL NOT ENOUGH

For the past - months or since
October 1910 there has been de-
ficiencv Of o22 inches in rainfall for
New MeNico.
Since the first OF the year there
has been more rain in the state. The
total deficiency since January lst be-
ing l.So inches The eastern part
of the state has suffered more this
year from lack of water than the
rest
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
STATE UNIVERSITY BUYS
NATIONAL GUARD LUMBER

The state council of defense con-
templates selling to the university OF
New Mexico the lumber standing in
the national guard assembling camp
near Albuquerque. The original cost
was $4,000 and former sale realized
81 500. The university has bid for the
remainder $500.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
ALL COUNTIES BUT TWO
REPORT TAX VALUATION

Guadalupe and Santa Fe counties
are the only ones which have not
reported the valuations for assess
ment purposes to the tax commission
tbis wear, The Santa Fe figures are
being prepared and will amount to
something like SllO0.O00 making an
increase OF $4,000 owes last year
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
election means Joy at Washing
ton and gloom in Berlin. Davies
defeat means gloom at Washing
ton and Joy at Berlin

ton ana gloom IN befiin. Dawes
defeat means gloom at Washing
ton and joy at Berlin
81 regard this as an Infamous pros
titution of all patriotic proprieties
and the grossest violation of the
plainest civil duty. worthy of the
severest condemnation of all Ameri-
cans. In this crisis, when all pa
triots are striving to bring to the
aid of the country's cause every
resource in men and material when
thousands of Republican and Demo
cratic boys are dying, side by side
when both political parties are loyal
such conduct is imme asurably repre-
hensible. From such action it is
evident, and | regret to say it, that
these Democratic leaders will go to
any length to carry the Senate and
House. Such unpatriotic efforts TO
iuse the war for partisan purposes
must fail Such inevitable failure
was indicated by the Wisconsin re-
suit. il was further shown in the
Michigan primary. and it will he con-
clusivc1y proven in the Maine cleo
W.. WI Nt, :. Tt,;. :. tho ,v,r
W. ,I'' ,;,;."t ,..,, I'll, !, ,Le
VI ~ pol..'.'' pa, pa d-,,a.,d .h,+ tbo
peoPiss t'n. man en Nv. ,or.;e,, noI;t;cs
and that pqrtisarship be k"pt out oi
the war. And what we ask for the
party in power we irrcvocably pledge
for ourselves"
Second as 70 the imperative lc0eS
! slty OF vigorous pros cul''h p' W
the. war and conclusive peace ohlV
and the need OF kepnoicah con
gress to that END ana IN cohHte,IoiI ,.,I' 'i
WIZ rs u'sJ"as'o, a. p,,b,;oon aim.
OF MI T";I ,,:., u W .'e nJ ~, .ta+e,nnnt On
aly !" ~ ~, ~ , ,'1.a ~ .aad;d,te q
as 10 wny ne y: c@'.t H. " .,,;.o .";u,' b.
ana Whi.e ieNaew.l.s . .'e .o,,darod tbe
pnHl,edn. ,,o- |" ,,,oas,ros or vI;cb were on.
lldJo, wa ,,o" .t.a D.,o..a.;. toadors
poSru pN IL Wv ~ ~ .Lo M;I;.,r1 A..
cna''h'an oe,o' E,eor ~ ,'f oador K;tcb;n
idn ni, .o the ,,,vs a,d means
cha'rtnah ot l"e & Wy '" Ia. ="
coniiIittee' d", o."e'' D.
t We demand the most vigorous
prosecution OF the war ana peac'
with victory A Republican consres'
means a war congress- ana we pieue'
our candidates to be men VINO are
supremely pro-Amer'can, who WI
give the country's all tor the Winnini
of the war now. and VINO VIII stanI
irrevocably against any peace oaseS
on a compromise OF principles "'ici
would violate American rights: III.
teSests and honor, and make OF oef
sacrifice sacrilege to be made agar
by our grandchildren. | hone an,2
trust the Democratic party VIII "o'
by the same token
Recognizing as we all do that. thert
will always be politics. I am pleased
to advise YOU what ] said to these
Republican State 'Chairmen, becaus'
I insist that our politics be open ant
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20

enemy. and the party or the COM
mittee making such accusation will
be guilty in that very act of the
worst kind of disloyalty.
We have heavy load to haul Let US
as far as possible, hitch up both
our political horses and have them
both used, unhampered, freely to pull
this load. each striving to see which
can pull the harder.
Sincerely yours,
WILL Fl. HAYS"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS HAVE
INCREASED IN MEMBERSHIP

Because the Boys and Girls Clubs
of New Mexico now enrolled $500
while there were only 300 members
last year special preparations for the
encampment, OF their representatives
during the teachers convention at
Albuquerque Thanksgiving week are
being made A big attendance of
teachers is expected.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
UNIVERSITY NEEDS MONEY
TO PREPARE WAR STUDENTS

A committee of Albuquerque eiti
ems called on the governor this week
to ask for emergency appropriations
from the state war fund for the
University of New Mexico for shop
equipment for the $50 students who
have enterxd training as army en-
gineers there this year.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
SIGNS FOR eSTATE ROADS
NEW DESICN-ALL METAL

The road from Roswell via Halt
way road house to Vaughn will prob
ably be the first state highway to
be signboarded with the new sign
authorized by the highway commits
sion. County Highway Suptrinten-
dent. Davidson is this week going
over the route and locating places
for the new all metal markers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
s. ,sO0, 900 is LOANED
TO STOCKMEN IN MONTH

That stockmen in that portion OF
New Mexico included in the Dallas
federal reserve district received S.
100000 in cattle loans for the month
ending Aug IS is the statement Of
Sam Lawder, manager of the Ell Paso
federal reserve branch in an address
before the New Mexico bankers as
sociation at Santa Fe Tuesday.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
NJ s. GROVES BECOMES A
CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION

NJ. s. Groves, for seven years
member OF the state corporation
commission, about half Of which time
he has been the chairman has an
uounced his candidacy for reclectl IN
subject to the will OF the Repuhli-
can convention.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
REPUBLICANS. TO
HOLD CONVENTION
TUESDAY OCT. 1ST
ASSEMBLY OF DELEGATES
TO NOMINATE TEN STATE
OFFICERS AND TWO MA
TIONAL CALLED BY THE
CHAIRMAN

The republican state convention
will be held here the first day of
October. Chairman George R. Craig,
through authority of a special con-
vention date committee appointed at
the meeting of the state central COM
mittee in Santa Fe, has decided on
the. time and the call was accord
ingly issued yesterday by chief clerk
Jose D. Sena,
The Democratic convention will be-
gin on Thursday, Sept %.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20
ATTORNEY GENERAL GIVES
OPINION ON MINE TAX

Attorney general Harry l. Patton
gave an opinion this week at the
requ ,>t Of !. F. Saint member OF
the state faN commission that the
present mine tax law is unconstitu
tioual
H., holss that mining property i,
placed in A separate class thus dis
eliminating against all other forms
OF property.
The New MeNico law taxes the
OUTPUT and therefore the income frorl
mines rather th' the property II
self
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20

Welded ships sans rivets are sym
bolic of the unity of the free Allies
|-all of one piece and all for one
peace.-Brooklyn Eagle.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20

War Certificates sold -. 225,O0000
EXPENSE of administration $l8,76776
Loans to farmers Outstanding o9,3S8 38
Balance military account -. 36,Ol205
Agricultural operations .,... 49,38S. AZ
Seed and agriculture supplies
on hand ............... 22,8Ol.l5
Cash with state treasurer 1862 "a
$22sOOOOOO.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-20

Ticket making talked of in the
capital shows increasing activity in
both parties
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-26
A4ENs TO LOSE
EXCHANGE SEATS
Concessions to Be Sold by
/ Property Custodian

NEW YORK, Nov 26.-Fourteen
s1emy-owned seats m the New York
aock exchange, the New Orleans cot
bn exchange the New York cotton
stchange and other markets.. have been
Eiled by A. Mitchell Palmer alien
ptoperty custodian, il was announced
hkre today The seats will be sold
nortly 10 American citizens.
gtDispoSal Of the seats will he made
ptvltely under recent executive order
w President Wilson, according to
statcment issued at Mr. PaImer's Of
fiee here THE purchasers" it was
explained, must be satisfactory to the
Exchanges. consideration which
makes public sale not practicable"
The New York stock exchange seat
tk,en over was held by Henry Bulge
q Hamburg, Germany Three New
Orleans cotton exchange seats seiIed
wire held by Emanuel Haac, Franz
S4hutte jr, and Alfred Niepenberg, all
II Bremen Germany The New York
Jtton exchange seats were held by
Rhuttc and Haac and by Heinrich
atlcr Pearse. Paul = Schmilz and
bkrman IIaretorn all residents Of
1Iemen The other seats taken owt
Dire as follows
IMariume Association Of the Port, Of
Nkw York, estate Of Herman Sielcken
QIow dead OF West Baden, Germany
NV York butter. cheese and egg ex-
cthnge, estate Of Karl Thalmann (now
Dad OF Mannheim, Germany; New
York produce exchange, Paul Strauss
oF Budapest, Hungary, and Clau. Helm
fich Wilhelm Volckens OF Hamburg!
New York coffee exchange, Edward
Ludwig Bchrens Of Hamburg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-26
Man Who Averted
Robbery of Grave
. of Lincoln Dies

CHICAGO, Nov 26-Ths story OF
the plot to rob the tOub of Abraham
Lincoln in Oak Ridge cemetery at
Springfield, Ills. was revived today
following the ANNOUNCEMENT OF the
death of Elmer Wsshburn former
chief Of police OF Chicago.
According to the story suppressed on
request OF relatives, the attempt was
made in the fall of 1870 and the plan
was to convey the body of the martyred