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New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
w E A T H E r

Partly cloudy to-day, probably snow
flurries and colder tonight and to-
morrow: moderate variable winds
Full Report Page 10
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Continued on page Gue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24
THE HUNGRY
CHILDREN OF SERBIA

Prague. June % (by MALL The
american scheme Of child relief In
i '4ccho-Sloyakia iu now In fun swing
Flargc quantities of milk. cocoa and
Fpthcr goods are In the hands OF the
committee and the feeding
|i the children has been completely
FDiEinized IN tho different districts.
Not every child In Czecho-SloVakia
b. being fed, but only those who are
artually hungry and needy. Ia most
|iiHtriCts. about oue child In three .H
blow receiving the American ration.
With the cooperation Of various
national religious and social organ
izations encouraged by the Czccho-
|sloNuk government local and district
committees have been formed to car
n, IN the details OF the cniid-fceding
|fChrmc. Wood rs 40 hand IN many
|plrccs only awaiting The organization
bot tho local committee. Additional
HAm9ricJn personnel has recently ar
piVod from Paris. and nv soon ms word
is received that "a community is ready
for Organization, representatives, are
Iboiug sent out' t. put the relief into
Operation.
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drcd Thousand share. Of The par value Of
One Dollar tfl .oel each.
ARTICLE V
The names aud post office addresses Of
the iucorporhtors and TAG number Of sharca
% stock Tor which seyeraliy and respective
~ sold incorporators do hereby subscribe
which said corporation shall commence bus
luess. n~s as follows.
oscar .. Campbell. Albuquerque, Seu
81. 4. Reidy, Albuquerque. New Mexico
i. L.. corslL Albuquerque, New Meziop,
4, n. Chase. Albuquerque New Mexico
Il. Il. hanna, Albuquerque, New Mexico
~ ARTICLE VI
The duration Of this corporation shall BE-
ftfty t'ul ycars,
Ia furthoraurr, and not In limitation Of
the powers conferred b. statuta the Board
OF Director nrr expressly authorized
To hold their wceUpgA, " have one or
company within or %viyhpat The state Of New
McAicu, at such placrS a. may be from time
to time dcsignated ~ tA<m but the Com,
pany hal 4,AAa>s principal snd
book In whick-tAe tfhnsfsr of stock san be
made. entered ana-rreistcned and also a boon.
containing the names aud addrcsscs uf The
! stockholders, and The number Of snareh hrlu
/ hy them respectively. which shall be- at nti
ttmss during business Sara open 60 the
inspection ~ the stockholders iu psaou
20 deigminc roy sHne to time whether
regulations the accaunts ana books Of the
company (othcr than tia Ftock aud transfer
book,l or any Of them, shall be open % the
inspection of the sthckholdcrH. aud the stock.
holdsrs' rtshts lu his respect are and shall
bee restricted or limited Hrocrdingiy.
L. To make, alter amend aud rcscind tho D.,
laws Of the Company, % fx The amount 81
he F0aurNuu - working FuUlful IN fla HAa
times tor the declaration rud payment u
dividends, Co anthurire HnG cauar 10 D., cx,
cutcd mortgages and hens upon the real ant
personal property Of tho Company provided
always. that a majority Of tho whole hoAr'
concur therein.
Win lhe consem in writing and purauan
% The affirmative vote " the holders ~
majority Of tho stock issued aud outstanding
a. q stockhuidefa meeting duly called NJ
that puruose 60 SCH asEign transfer or och
orwisr dispose Of tho proprrty Of che Con.
lgry a. Au vrtirrty provided aiNhgh. tia
o majority OF tLt whole board roncuf there
in.
The Company may use and apply its sur
rlnH rnir., ur accumulated profit 90 th
pHrchHt, % acquisition OF property. and q
tru purchase ~ acquisition u o. nwn capita
stock from time "a time TO such extent ami
~ such manner and upon such terms o.
the Board of Directors shall determine. an
purchased and acquired ahau be- required q
profits Tor the purpose % declaration a.
payment ~ dividend, unless Otherwise Do
t%rrintnsd by a majority Of the Board ~ u
rrrtors.
The tompany reserves The fight 10 amen
Aftrf Or rspral any pruNNion contained D
Z these Ariiries Of Incorporation. in the mai
d Nor now ur hereafter prescribed BY statute
ana all rights conferred on staekhoidei
herein ore granted subject 10 this rrscryi
] ton.
o. In Witness whereof 70 have herouui
srt our hands thls 9Th day Of July A.. u
1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24

The objects and purposes for which thi'
corporation Is organized aud tho nature u.
the busincss 10 be- carried on by D. are
stated and declared 90 be o. follows. to.vit
Flint. To acquire by purchase or lease or
otherwise lands Ia the sta.e os Oklahoma, or
amy other locality for the purpose ut prot
pyciing TOO ana obtaining OIL sas salt sui
pAur ur ufhrr minerals aud tu that end To
tull Of cause 60 De- drilled, ola wells ur sink
or cause tn be- sunh. siaits for mining, aud
90 buy. iunsv or Otherwise acquire drilling
rigs ur Other machinery or Aquarium nyccs B..
e.C Go tally accomplish said purposes. and
Id oh or other minerals are found. tHru TO
market same 60 the beat advantage.
second; 60 engage In the transportation
ui Ul. gas| salt tulpAur or other minerals,
either produced 10y this corporation or other
persons or corporations, hy teans ~ PIE
ines ~trlmways, railroads. boats barge UF
other cuntryhnccs ur 30 .tase or subsleasc AL
nr any part thereof 20 other ptrsuna or cur'
porftiuns Tor sac tke purpose. aud. in urdus
% fuly rsrfg out said utlcuts and purpUsr
lu purchase. lease ct oehvrvlsc acquire. pipe
llrs. itunWays, railroads. boats, barge.
itak cars. locomotives, pumping Station.
ti,an plants. air plants aud al other ma
rniurrl apparatus and paruphcfnalia ueUrt
tary ur incidental thereto.
tnird. 60 uutid, construct. lease. pur
chase or otherwise acquire buildinss. ma.
tuiuFry and other appartus for refining
taltilug. mauutRvtuTluk or uth"rN see wurk.
inF o. The prodncts Of mineral lands either
produced by this eorpn 'iiuu ur other pvi.
CONS ur rorpurations aud Q" refine snieit
manufacture or utuefN.o WurA az the ul
p]roauois OF said minetais and 60 operate Oh,
Haid plant and markrt tho producs or hy
products as manufactured 10 the best "a
vantage.
Foarh. To engage In a general oil o..
mineral hrukrrnFr uasiurss b. huytng. sell
ans or Otherwise trading On mineral ianuI
ut tue produces ot o. products oi minera
iGud..
futh 70 carry on such other busines.
pertaining 10 oil, sHs salt sulphur or othr.
Numerals A. WNHN DO. fuWuu UrrunHHrN ar uf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NEw MExIco.

state Corporation Commission uf Sew Mo-.
leo. Certificate Of Filing.
inilod States of America state Of N,w
IL r.. Hereby Certified rha, tb,rs vas
flied fur record boz tho office ~ che state
Corporation Commission of she Stni, ot See,
MrNicu. 1u the sixteenth day NJ Dob, A D.
1919. ~ n ~n'cloe. a. ~. Ccuif-Aic OF
Incorporation aud Certificate ~ StprSnUldrtE
Non Liability Of OKLAHOMA Oh. a
COMPANY $50 Storhhulder, Liahiliiyl.
Wherefore, The luoorpnrnturs named iu
said trftitiCat. or Incorporation AVID who
have signed tho snme aud their ruccr..ora
and a. izus. nrv hrrrhy declared t1 BE- from
thi, date until tho sisirrnth dag ot Jul,
Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Nine rprpo
ration hy tho uamO and Tor tuv purpose SEE
forth ~ said certificate. tNus 99s4 3gs5l
In Testimony whereof the State Corpora
ton Commission Of The State of New MeAirr
has cau.rd this crrtifcnt, 90 be- signed hy
its Chairman and tho seal uf said tnIpwu'
sion go hn affixed nj the city ot santa To-
on ihis 10Th day Of July A. d iplp.
HlGH l.. WILLIAMS
tScaD Chairman.
Attest
A. l.. MORRISON.
IN.rL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24
NAVY DECENTRALIZATION
PROCEEDING RAPIDLY
nr ID A.aa.IAILn raLll

/, Washington. July -bemnhlli-
patton Of the navy is progressing sat-
Asflctorily. according tu 70 navy de
.naruucnt announcement Today. a To.
7nl ~ 3iG jbi enlisted men have been
discharged since the Irnisticc was
Higucd, Of which ai,30G were enlisted
I'm tho regular service and -t'2lN were
snomhors of the reserve force who
avcrc released to inactive duty, sub
Sect 10 call More than $500 re-
Fervc officers have been returned To
rivil ne aud 1,i2t sin arc ON duty.
There stll are 10000 enlisted mon
.nr the reserve force ON duty most nf
them aboard transports, " b. cN-
hpcciol an ~ the reserve officers nud
,nou remaining iu tho service will d.
released within two months.
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my hand and affixed 10y officlal seal he dag
and year fifst above wsittsn.
(aeall A. q. RfMNS.
Notary Public Ia and for the County o. Beri.
aiilio and SLATE of New Mexiro.
Ny commission expires; Jan. 4 1894.
ENDORSED
SO. pnfs
Cor. Reed Vol. 8 Page 500. Ccrplirats ~
Non.Liahility o. stoeAhoiiers 81 Otlshom,
oil a Gas Company tNo stockhoidco
Liability.
Piled In office Of state Corporation Cow,
mission o. New Mesico July -, 1919. ~
A. NJ.
A. l.. MORRISON.
Clerk
Compared MPN TO 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24

nNlAh u ~0ANlhf4La AatAlI
T.. A.. REIDY (scAl1
". L.. CORiELL (seAil
w.. r.. CHASE tscall
r.. n. HANNA tseall
Signed, sealed and delivered In the pres
cnce Of:
state Of New Mexico. County ~ Bernaiilio .as;
On this 9th day Of July 1919 before me
personally appeared Oscar o. Campbell, D.
A.. Reidy, y l.. Coriell, .. r. Chase and
Il. n. Hanna. 10 the kuown 10 be the pefs
sons described In and who executed the
foregoing Instruments and acknowledged
that they executed the same a. their free
act and deed for the uses and purposes there
In Net forth.
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto stt
my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and wear fifst above written.
(seall A. q. kfMMS.
Notary Public In and Tor the Couniy Of
BernAliilo and state of New Mexico.
My cummlasiun expires Jan. 3, 1921.
ENDORSED
No, 1854
Cor. Reed Vol. q. Page 500. Certificate Of
Incorporation Of Oklahoma Oh a Gas Com.
pany No StnckhOidrrs' Liability.
Filled in office o. State Corporation Com
INFUSION Of New Mexico, July 10 1919. n
A.. ~.
A. l.. MORRISON,
Clerk,
Compared j.. J.. o. to NJ. Z. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24
r0 rnEE NIIEN ENEMII..

Washington, July 23.-Nl informed
civilian enemy aliens except those
guilty of advocating ouarchist.c doc
trincs. ana those who desire Go ho
roputriatod. viii De- given their FREQ
dou soon boy the United Stat,H.
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Chase Il dealgnuted as the statutory scent
and In charge thereof aud upon whom pre-
cess against tho corporation may be served,
OSCAR %. CAMPBELL (srall
J.. A. RFiDV (seAi)
y. L.. COHIELL (seai)
v. r. CHASE (seail
X. ". HANNA tseaib
state % New Mexico. county " Bernallio;
ON this 9th Day u 1aiy, 1919. before mS
personally appeared Oscar o.. Campbell. y.
A. Reidy. n. L.. Corieli, ". r. Chase ana
4. n. Hanna, 10 me known TO be the pc,
sons described In and who executed the fore
going instrument and Acknowledged thAs
they, and each Of them, executed the SAM
"a their own free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof l have hereunto set
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24
ASSEMBLY
TO CONSIDER SUFFRAGE

Lincoln. Sch. july Governor
Samuel r. McKclvio today issued u
proclamation calling b Nehrnsln
Legislature INTO rperlal session July 90
10 pass ON tho question - rati-yinF
The federal woman suffrage move
lncuts .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24

4 lazy liver leads TO chronic dys-
'pppsin ana constipation wcakons the
whole system. poan's Rogultta (3Oc
per box act mildly on the liver and
bowels. A. all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24
(seail
q. l. MORRISON


CERTIFICATE Ot STOCKHOLDERS NON
LIABILITY uf OKLAHOMA on AM
Gas COMPANY. tAo siookhoidrra' Liza
hihtyl.
This b. 20 Certify that tho undersigned,
bciEg all the original iucuFpnrators Who have
filed the certificate o. Incorporation ln The
above named corporation thereby a%ssocisi.
Ing themselves together under the provisions
q Section 2i, Chapter 20. enacted hy tho
aoth Legislative Assembly Of New Mexico.
Approved Mnrch 10th 1913, and al amcna.
ments thereto for ard on behalf % Them
selves aud al other storkholders who may
become associated With them in said rnrpoI
alton. do hereby declare that there shall be-
no stakeholder liability o. account a. an
% tte stock iraued hy the said corporation.
Hnd that at stockholders ~ ssid corporation
shalt ht exempt frum ail liability eu account
Of any ftotk issued or held hy them except
such liability for the amount u The capita
stock certified 20 have been paid IN prouprty
Or cash AZ the time Of the commencement o.
business.
The Registered office 81 the corporation Il
located ~ AibuqueFque, MN MeNico, u. 2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24
STATE OF NEW Mrxrco

State Corporation Commisslon OF New Mc2
iyo. Certificate of Comparison.
y United States Of America. state Of New
Mexico, -;
n 10 Hereby Certified, that the ANNEXED Ia
q full, true aud complete transcript nf the
Certificate ~ Non. Liability ~ Stockholders
Of OKLAHOMA OIL a GAS COMPANY
tNo Stockholders Liability No. QDsa) q.
with the endorsements thereon, A. same ap
pears on hls and of record in the office Of
tho State Corporation Commission.
In Testimony whereof the state Corpora
ton Commission Of the state Of New Msxleo
has caused this certificate 90 b. signed by
its Chairman and the seal Of said Commits.
sion 20 BE- affixed al the City Of santa 70
on this 10th day % July. A. ~. 1919.
HlGH l.. WILLIAMS.
(Seall Chairman.
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO

state Corporation Cummitsiun OF NrS NcN
leo. Certificate NJ Comparison.
United states of America state ~ New
Mrairu, $50
q b. Horsby Certified. that the anu,scd s
@ full true sud complete transcript ~ the
t,rtitcHtr IT Incorporation ~ OKLAHOMA
on A 4 COMPANY go storkhuldprs
liabiluyl $50. gOstl with the endorse
mrnts thereon, a. same appcars mn nlH AMI
atliu tommisi0u
Do Testimony whereof the State C1rpnta
ton tommissiou ~ tho state Of Nee NcAieo
has caused this certificate 10 bee siguod b.
ita Chairman and the seal ~ sHid Cnuuis
aou. tu Dee affixed At tho city ~ santa Pc
ON this 10th dar Of iuly, A. ~ 1919
HUGh l.. WILLIAMS
tseall Chairman.
AttCstl
A. l.. MORRISON.
Clerk.
ARTICLES oF INCORPORATION or on.
LAhOMA on a A COMPANY tNh
Stnckholders' Liability.
We the undersigned hereby associate our
selves together for the purpose ~ furnlug g
corporation under the laws ii. tho state ~
Vow hrsicu. United States OF America nod
hereby certify!
ARTICLE
The name Of this corporation thrN o.
Oklahoma uh 4 Gas Cumpany $50 s'lct
holders Liabhttyl
Tho i%1cation ~ the principal office ~ a..
corporation in the state Of New Mrzirn shall
Dec 81 Albuguetpue, New NeHiro. and tha
n1mo ~ the agent len charge thereof. AM
npnh whom process against ihr corporation
may hr served b. q. o.. Chasr. korhi
Nulldltr. Albuquerque, New MrNico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-24

Aud no more man know what 81
D. 60 Doc IL woman
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-30
Miners From Outside Towns
Joining Strikers. Miners
Hiss Troops. One Man Is
Wounded in Clash.
(Sppcial United Press Wire

Linton, Ind, April 3O.-Troops
are being held in quarters here pend
ing the arrival Of the commission APP
pointed by Governor Goodrich to in
vestigate the labor troubles, which
have caused the town to be placed
under martial law An armistice was
agreed upon last night, which pro-
vides that the troops be withdrawn
to their barracks in local hotels, and
that the telephone exchange will sus
pend work until after the meeting.
The miners from surrounding
towns joined the several thousand in
Linton last night in heir demonstra
tions in favor of the eight striking
telephone operators Although only
one clash occurred between the min
ers and patrolling soldiers the situa-
tion looked omnous last night.
Thousands Of miners gathered in
small groups Oh the street corners
and Missed the soldiers
Fred Jones, a miner, was shot in
the head when troops repulsed an at
tack against them near the telephone
building. 1t is reported he will live.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-30
No PROGRAM IS AGREED
UPON BY REPUBLICANS
Especial United Press Wire

Washington, April 0,-iepubi1,
can senators have not agreed upon
any definite program for obstruction
of the league of nations plan as
party issue. Bitter opponents of the
league, like Senators Borah and
poindexter. evidently are planning
to continue their fight for outright
rejection of the covenant 1t is ex-
pected Senator Lodge will take somo
stand. He favOrs league, but says
the present covenant is still unsatis-
factory. Article 10 guaranteeing
territorial integrity to tae league
members is said to be the target OF
strong attack by the league enemies.
Senator Lodge. in a statement last
night. said: 1T is obvious it will re-
auire further amendments if it is to
promote peace and not endangel
certain rights of the United States
which should never have been placed
in Jeopardy This stands as a
warming Republican senate leaders
despite Taft's approval, are going te
continue their opposition.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-30
LOAN TOTAL
LESS THAN
QUOTA
superhuman Efforts Re
quired to Raise the Full
Amount BY Tonight. Over
Half Asked Still Needed.

With less than one-third of the
quota of S3,000,00O subscribed for
the Victory loan up to last night,
workers today bent every energy to-
ward bringing the subscriptions for
today-the last of the threo-day
campaign-up to the enormous total
Of S2,O00,0O0. The grand total OF
subscriptions reported up to last
night by the workers reached only
S442,161, not including the expect
ed heavy subscriptions from the larg
er corporations and the banks, when
close to S2,000,O00 was expected in
that period.
With the addition of subscriptions
made directly through the banks
during the last two days loan cam
paign officials believed the totals for
the two days would reach approx
mately S1,000,000 only SO per cent
of what had been asked.
In statements issued by the CAM
paign officials today, it was declared
that the cooperation of every man,
woman and child in the city was nee
essary during the closing hours OF
the campaign if Butte is to make
down on request for funds for pa
triotic purposes. THE spirit of over
confidence of which the country was
warned by Secretary Glass has made
it's appearance in Butte" said Frank
Bigelow Of the executive committee.
This spirit must be stopped if the
loan campaign here is to be a sue
cess
The campaign will close tonight
| with rousing meetings on downtown
corners, at which every citizen who
has not already subscribed will be
asked to do so. and all those who al
ready have subscribed will be asked
to subscribe again. The Elks vii
stage their minstrel show at Broad
way and Main street and promise
some unusually unique features fo
tonight's entertainment, while tn,
interesting choruses that have beel
Continual m papa Thraa,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-30
MRS. PIERCE
BREAKS
DOWN
Mother of Babe Killed in
Auto Smashup Gives Way
to Grief AS Story Of Acct
dent Unfolds.

The coroners investigation into the
death of Mrs, l., A. May and her little
grandson, who We're killed in an auto
smash Oh the flats, was resumed in
Judge Lambs court room this morn
ing with Justice Doran presiding,
because of the continued illness of
Coroner Holland.
Mr.. Pierce, father of the baby vic
tim of the accident, told of seeing the
Malloy car swing out around another
car and pass it at terrific pace; 4;
raising a cloud of dust. He told of
his own effort to crowd to the right,
out of the way of the speeding car,
which, he said, was coming along the
wrong side of the road He did not
entirely clear its path. The heavier
Buick car of Malloy struck his rear
wheel. His ear was thrown back a
considerable distance have
testified to a distance of thirty feet
then overturned.
Pierce was but little hurt, and
upon getting to his feet, he testified,
succeeded in pulling his mother
from the wreckage. She was dead,
Mrs. Pierce and give succor to Miss
Anna kirkpatrick, his aunt. Both
of these ladies still bear marks of
minor injuries. He had not then
seen his dead baby. Pierce said his
own speed was about 20 miles pei
hour.
A. ]. Mushaw testified to the
speed of the Malloy car as being
about 40 miles per hour.
Miss Anna kirkpatrick, who was
in the Pierce car, and was consider
ably bruised in the accident, sale
that she could not very accurately
Judge speeds, but she had once rid
den 40 miles per hour and she
thought the Malloy car was goins
even faster than that. George Red
/ fern. who was passenger IL
Mushaws car when Malloy passee
| it, also said that Malloy's car wa:
travelling at 40 miles per hour
fContinued IN Page Six)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-30
LABELS STATEMENT
AS "|NANTON LIE
(snecfal United Press Wire. J

Chicago, April 20.-McAdoo la
beled as IAN infamous and wanton
lie" the statement made yesterday in
a Newark IN. j. court that he re
ceived money through his brother
for letting government submarine
contracts with The Electric Boat
company. New York.
He said: i never knew anything
about nv brothers transactions. but
/ suppose if he received $4,000. it
was probably for services rendered.
He was consulting engineer for the
firm
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-30

Jefferson City, Mo, April 80. =
Legislative agents Of the Missouri
State Federation cf Labor, the min
ers and the railroad brotherhoods
have signed a joint appeal to trade
unionists 10 protest to their state
REPRESENTATIVES against the enact
ment of pending legislation which
includes the establishment of state
constabulary and the abolition of the
primary election law. An attempt to
pass a compulsory arbitration law
has been defeated.
The unionists give warning that,
DESPITE sacrifices made during the
war. the battle for democracy is by
no means won. "On the contrary
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-30
FEDERATION
OF LABOR IS ON JOB

says the statement, ''if we are to
reap a reward commensurate with
these sacrifices We must prepare.
I'VE must organize our various
crafts more thoroughly than ever
before, and not only that, but. after
thoroughly oyerhauling the ma
ehinery of offense and defense OF
each individual craft and strengthen
ing it in every conceivable way, we
must be prepared to SO coordinate
the powers of these various crafts
that by cooperation we may be pre-
pared to face with a united front any
interest which might seek at this late
hour to prevent our reaping the full
benefits of victory"
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-30

Beckley, w. Va, April 3O.-Sam
Crews, a Baldwin-Feltz gun man, has
been convicted of murder in the first
degree and sentenced to life impris-
onment. Crews was guard" en-
ployed by the Raleigh Coal company.
He sneaked behind Thomas Baldwin,
a miner employed by the company,
and struck him on the head with a
blackjack. Baldwin died in a few
hours.
Crews escaped and was later To-
Gated in Oklahoma by officers of the
United Miner Workers union.
The testimony of Crews at the trial
supported the claim of unionists in
this state that the Baldwin-Feltz out
tit is not an agency to detect crime