davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

ger til ale oisie, hui9 initial leber 90
i 600. q II Gompifibc % &c 5
6ongintationer piIoe oaioa poafsrc
Statcn itore llo9iitcr, ont ser iflloc
inotrGNc Stans III. Set oil oerior
bIi iortiat iaIfolo til September.
aontorcbeien eplpitc, at hpis Der at.
Ter ifitIoe inotrGbc 5SeNt. oa aieo.
manqel. fboo mar ieIpisIgelig life
nlaa baobe, funbe oct bli Gale ON at
Staten bolot 10 al Stotionerne
igong. Sorrelten er Der iugen Sore
for at 8roolifterne ira oen iaangup
rertSe 6arlgit life ifoI fomme til Sln.
penoeIie. Slien fan Iom mor
peo - bruges I'll Smcr, Iiaeiom en-
goo Gel al Den goor til Srbeiabri.
fenc. &palguano og @iconing cr 10
euritig iont araIt'obcr.
Spbsfalo. 8a~orobruger alous s.
9reffe, Ell al SprOaI@ melt fienote
Otpno, or afgaoet oeo Grben, 81
Nar gommel.
Waarobrit9er SlauS =. Sletc'
rilo / })tre Sano@uGr cr ~oisaaet pco
Teocn, - Iar gommeI. : Ell gar.
r0fte bopbe ban Oeltogct i aommlt.
mems @cbelie, / flerc Aar Tom Wfeo.
lem al Sormdno'tnbet.
Ibp. Soritnnoer @icoeboe /
Srcnobiem, iom iorIe0en Gag ieire.
De 8ulobrpaup, er ni9ooet neo 81.
ben. @ieoeboe bar pPret ct Of Srsn.
berries Nrbeioeriomiunos melt for
tiente Wfeolemmer.
- Yoiterpeoiter res Srammens
F%oitfontor, Soriattercu Slap Gaeen,
er ofgooet pcb Cohen, 3S Iar gam.
mel. San bar nnoer Tieuoonpmet
Cher Stein ubgipet nogle Irbcioer,
oeriblunot "Saooio".
- S~fibSreoer Sormoo @affeoio /
&augeIuno opbe StiprtorsoagS 81
Iar gammel. San bor Ell Sore
gangSmono paa 6iiferinprinaellS
Smraaoe og baobe III @penS itoritc
6orretning meb Grpeoitioner boaoc
paa Norolano % SS9lnno.
0ireftsr 2ongmore peo Sill.
lingoaI 8rilbe er nigoaet oeo Gebell
/ Sronohiem eiter noqle Tigers Spg-
Dom. Nfr. 2ongnore, lom bar boz.
ret 9iretter for ailingoal @rilbe
- Mar, bar GnelpnOer al 6ooieI %
gilt meo en- Sotter al @roSicrer Wfo.
tbeion / Sronobiem. San bar 6S
Gar %gnmnlel.
Gn galninel, fien0t 2iQebon1.
m%erborgcr, ~llbrrnoqcr ISobS. &riiti-
AMEN CT ofgoaet pco Gsoen, 6S glor
gammel. @r. ariitiauicn bar / e,
lang NlorrGffc breuet llbrma0erior.
refining, ferlt Der / @pen % lenerC
paa Sretten % bar onlcct iom Ell
nleget ongtig Manb / lit Sog. Ger
Sioen al lit Saonoperf bopoe ari.
ltianIen ogiaa mango andre Snter.
ester, % bar bl. q. / Here 9Ior Mco.
lem al Silcbammer Npltpre.
S%ngenisr Teter Serenien
6re0rif2ltao CT nigaoet peo Geocl,
Srlgenier Neter Ssrenien bar Src
br~ifSbalos- Nanb, feot paa @oaroer
Strrlpe Tor Ct Inr iioen. Son all
Den ~tefnilfe &ei % bsrte iii ierit,
aulo ~Sngenierer iom ariltionia tef
niife Sfole itocramincreoe. San.
isrite 9lnIGttelie bar peo @osieba
nclL iom bengang bpg9eOeS. Gene
re bar ban unIot peo SSernbaneanIGf
belt neoe / N~rgentina, men fom ioC
/ so Narene til sSreorif8ltoo % oper
tog 1887 oct eiter SnbbpocIie al )
g. Sucobien & SO. oonneoe Sire
~brifSitoO S~tenbuggeri, iom unoe'
SerenienS bpgtige &ebeIle er pore
op til en- al Sonbets ~iterite Stenbug
Seribeoriiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
Sra Voroe.


Sriitiania bar III ca. 2oS,000
Snobpegere. Zen lite Sanuar 1918
bapoe gpen 259,441. Der er iaalc-
beS en- Silbage9ang paa ca. 400
TerIoner.
Muis laancr 100000 Sir. Scr at
brffe ltnoerifiio pco iorifieuiee fpm.
nu,nale Snbrctninger beiluttcoe
Wois gpitprc iorlcocn Gag nj opto-
ee ct 2oan poa 100000 SIR. / Wtois
Sparebanf.
100 War. Sans Mrd Inereb /
Goffe, MINER ill Berg, iplbte, iielge
Weooelclie ira Sreorifsitab, 100
gar Sirsba9 Den 10bc Ipril. San
err iebt Ser / @pgoen % bar ppbplot
Tia Der belle i'm Seuetio.
Spmmerbanbcl / Selcmnrfcn. -
Slere Sfogcicre / Siortoal, BERT
blanot SiartDolS &ommlune, bar
Iolgt ca. 1000 Splpter Spnlnler I'll
Mftieielifabet SrpIaIt, TorSgrlno,
etter Ell Frt3 ar Az aroller pr. Soao
Stpr Ssmmerbnnoel. - Siel9e
Meooelellc ira aongsberg bur 0les-
berg, Gollog % &eggli Sfogeierfor'
enino aiiluttet Spntraft meo Sorre.
gaorbsielifobct ON Sepcrance al A.
600 Splpter Ssnnlcr. Senmerct
ifal lepercs / ppre Saagell. Senlmer-
ialget breicr Jig on 3 a 100000 Str.
Sramb / Changer. Sra Sficn
meooeles 10oe Npril. @rano opltos
iltot hos SfibSiprer Sermmn San-
fen, Changer. Somtlige llbbuie
n%eobr9ilote iii 8runoen, og = &ier,
/ Girls ion1t enoel 6i9rfre og aas
miner brGnbte inoe. .@eloigpiS blep
sSopebbpgnineen reobct. Man bar
intet aienbitab til, bporbon Slorn CT
opItaaet.
&jrf @nmling. Malcllnlo Sfifllb
bopoe nplig Sfiubilugt og SrTmie-
rero pcb i'm Suite, iom ligger ct
aoot Stpffe uoelfor gpen. Sens
Stanoal, Ipm bar iplot line y Iar,
flllate meb poo Sfi. Sam fom frenl
i goo aonoition, operpar Eenoet %
iulete neboper igien iammen mco De
andre ON Gitermibbagen, lfriper
"Maleiunbs SlpiS".
Gm Singit til 10000 aruner. -
Sra 9ranobu nlcooeles ben 1900
9lpriI. Cars glmluloien % Sans
9aggerub, Soffo, bar ifplge gluOet
"Sooelano" Iolgt en- 8 Nar gantnlel
&insit til %arbol % Snertingaoa-
len misunderstanding for 10000
&roncr ilben @etingelier. Set CT /
Norge bare Ell Sang isr lolgt oprere
Sinolt peo rent &jeb.
Tagcrues Sutel. Ger or uo9aoet
Snbbpbelic til Sannelie al Iftieiel-
ifubet SagerneS Sotel / @aloriS. so
teaet er MT llopioct, iaa bet fan toge
100 fuite 8lpiter / Somrrertloen og
20 ON 0interen. Hriicn er 100000
&roner, bporof 100000 betuleS fon-
tont. Spertogcllen ifilloe fife 15be
Sum-. Iftiefopitalen er iot til $50
600 aroner foroclt paa 700 Nfticr
a 500 &roner.
&aitet iis rnber Soset. Srono-
biem 9oe Ipril. Sf%ormiooag opers
fierte 3oeet paa Sea-Sumnanba-
llen Ell 20 Iar gamntel Yigc ira
Sronbbiem. lllpffer ifeoe peo Ell
Spergong melem S%epanger og gei-
nan. Biqen itoo peb Grinoitolpen,
ga Soget fonl, % pluolellg ipra1g
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
Smnglimgcn pco Den oanif. mifc

Smnglingen pcb Den oanit.tDife
WrGnic. Snmuglinacn peo ben oonlt
tplfc @rpnic er pGrre MI. emo Den
nogetgang har uGret irnoer 8rlaen.
Sprlig ipneS Eeber at pGre Ell eiter.
trogtet Bare, % lGlten nlle De
Smiglere, iom onboloes, bar Veber
poo liz. Sorholoet er uemlig oct,
at lSeber / Ianmnrf fan tiebeS Tor
ca. 10 SER. Silicon, mems lp'terne be
taller 400 0tarf Tor Silicon. Get lon.
ner liz oltlao al ioo beune f~oitborc
Bare oper @rpnIen. 6orleoen Not
blep belle 8rpnien ipprret res SiGlp
al lln0erofiicerer, iom itoo meo 30
WeterS Mcaemrum. Get par ohio.
Int umnlig FOR SmlgIerne at fonuuc
igieuuen. Get uareoe On beller life
lGngc, isr Nugten fom nico DC 10
%isrlte, 10 luuge Bigger. De bIep me.
get neie unoerisgt, % lfiuIt | Strsm
per, Sfisrter, llnoerIip. @entIpoer
oa ale andre Stc6er bapoe DC ltore
pnolpeoe CONNER, ale ipIot meo Se
Der, iolt ca. 30 Huno. De bleo poa
Steoet ioentt 100 Groner5 Wtlllft,
on oa De life flut0e betaIe, blep DC
iomnle Rat iat mo | @rGuleipngiIct
til Ailoniug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

liat imlrffe % oprinbeligt ira Natu.
rens &don0 peIbeipitcoe Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
Ncn me Sio pan Gslnno. X

Zen me Sio paa Sslnno. aouiui
Z. u. Claiion ira Geptlaoif, ioml
iorIeoeu Tag fom Ill Aoleiuno, bar
/ et Sliterpietu Ill @pens Apiier no.
tolt iig ON 6orboloene poa Sslano.
Yoa SpsrqSmoalet on SSlPnoinger
ne er tiIireos meo lin me Stats.
form, Ipure6e Gonlulen: - "Sa, Ul
bar life @runo til nnoet. 81 noae-
Sc / @rlmoen mcr, emo hpao ri ira
lerit al bdb0e bnabet." Bioere for.
talte aoniul Glaiiou, at ma paa
SsIano baooe toget 9lrbeioet 90 Tor
9unnelie al ct 2ititinrtsreoeri Tlo'
nen quar no pan at begpuoe me0 10
6noropInner, iom ifnl gou rurot
belle Soften. Wten lenere lfaI DER an
ifaiie5 ilere, OF oet ar oa Wenlngen
at iaa iitano en- ioit Sltitiorblnoelie
meo Mmerifa. 5 gfepfiQpif ital op.
isres og bpgge3 ct mefaniit GerfiteO
meo Seroof. 9lttietapitalen CT paa
2 Wiaioner 90 er aaere6e iulote9ret.
Ger er ogiaa nplig mitiftet et Slsas.
iurunceieIlfab meo , WtiQiouer aro.
ner / Nttiefaoital. - 8ette bar itor
getponing for islonoif Sieoriit %
Tiiferi. S5aar bar SslPnoirser fiobt
og beitiIt ira england IS Camp.
traDlere. 8iebeiummeu fol oreie
ia ON 3 q 4 hurbre5e tltieu aroner
Tor boer enfeIt @aao. - Sc TO Gags.
%opiier, iom fommer no / ReptIopif,
Differentiated" 90 "Giiir" iamt
aoiIen "SioioIb" itaI ilaaes iaumen
iii en- aois meo 10000 Srorers
attiefapitol. Ter ifal uniptteS 3
iaite Geoaftsrer % @laoet fol bare
faIte aorreipon6enter ! Seem 0orf,
Paris % 2onoor, iamt / De ifonoi'
napiife Sanoe.
Ssuberipoerne ira Sranfris. Sis-
benbopn, lite NprIl. Ge ira 6ranf'
rig anfonme 800 ienoeripoife ariss-
ianger par i 4ites Solooterioreniu'
gems @iRiter pes en- Set / SorGts-
huiet. 9lanbt oe 100 Seltagere uar
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
No SUSPICION Of
DISHONESTY AMONG
PAN MOTOR HEADS
[RepubIlcan A. p. Leased wire1

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-There was ab-
solutely no suspicion of anything dis
honest connected with the corporation
or organization of the Pan Motor
company, Normal A. Street, a defend
ant, testified in the trial Of 13 officials
OF the company. charged with misuse
Of the mails.
The fees which | aud my partner,
George Heidman. received as ATTORNEYS
from the company were based on a re-
muneration Of $50 day." he said. 1--WE
never received anything from S. c..
Pandolfo, fiscal agent, or from the COM
pany, except our regular fees.
He explained details concerning the
early operations of the company, most
of which already have come to light
during the trial.
The witness testified that not only
was his faith in Pandolfo grounded on
letters from Texas and New Mexico
business men and bankers but that it
was further increased by an interview
with st. Cloud men who had thorough
ly investigated the Pan company pro-
moter and had found his record good.
Congressman c. d. Hudspath, of Ell
Paso, was introduced as a character
witness for Pandolfo. He declared the
reputation of the latter to be good.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
COAL FAMINE NEAR
As OPERATORS AND
MINERS DISAGREE
[RepubIican A. p. Leased WireJ

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Prospects
of coal famine drew nearer tonight
with negotiations between operators
and miners apparently at a standstill.
A sub committee of the joint wage
scale committees discussed the general
situation for three hours but it was
said that the operators did not sub
nit counter proposals to the miners
demands The conference will con-
tinue tomorrow.
I'VE are still in a receptive mood" ;"
said John L. Lewis, acting president of
the United Mine Workers.
She operators committee remained
in session an hour longer, after which
Thomas T. Brewster, chairman of the
operators committee in the central
competitive field, spoke optimistically.
He said this was the first attempt at
real negotiations since the miners and
operators met at Buffalo.
The decision of the joint wage scale
conference to continue its negotiations
through the smaller group came after
the owners and workers had heard
from Fuel Administrator Garfield that
as long as the government stands ''the
people of the United States need must
have and will have coal and they will
not be prevented by anything the oper-
ators and miners may do
The consuming public, Dr. Garfield
said, is not in mood to tolerate either
excessive prices or prolonged stoppage
of production.
The statement of the fuel admins
traitor, which was largely statistical.
brought out that in 1918 the average
cost of production of coal was $2.15 a
ton. leaving to the operators an average
margin of 46 cents = ton.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
UNION MINERS Of
". VA. QUIT WORK
Republican A. p. Leased wire1

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Nov. 10
The coal situation in the unionized
southern mining districts of West Vir-
slnla took on a more serious aspect to-
night with reports from the New River
coal fields that hundreds of miners had
walked out, closing a number Of
mines which had been operating since
the resembling of the strike order.
According to the reports the men be-
gan quitting work today following
notlfication by the mine superintend-
ents of the various companies to the
effect that the "check off, system had
been abolished because the miners had
abrogs,ted their contract by par
ticipating in the strike of November /.
The new strike is reported to be
spreading throughout the New River
district where approximately 5000
miners are employed in $50 mines
Tie miners in the New River field
are quitting work wherever the op-
orators are putting the new policy into
effect" it was stated by union officials
at the headquarters of District 49,.
United Mine Workers. at Beckley to-
day.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
A Night With The Senate
During Peace Treaty Storm

of Lodge
For, SO; against, 55
The rejection of the Lodge resolution 41
adoption 81 less than the and also
less than a majority.
rejecting
OF republican, Senator Mccumber.
Shields Thomas
Tramme and Walsh Massaehue) voted with the republicans
opposition
The opposing democrats Joined by republicans 6ora Bran
Fern California; Foe
Mccormick, Moses, Norris Poindexer Sherman
1920
roll
Republican Leader
final unless the
the president with
After dspone the resolution
proposing that declare the with
The resolution referred to the foreign relations
The Lodge resolution which would
are that the actual hostility of the
American declaration of
hereby declared al ar end.v
After the had laid
the adjourn die motion down.
The Lodge motion to adjourn to
The senate adjourned die at o'eloek.
Before adjournng the
but deferred action until the
liams to be comptroller of the currency.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20

Ell PASO, Texas, Nov. 19-General
Felipe Angeles. known as the intel
lectual leader of the Villa rebels move
ment, has been captured near Parral,
according TO a dispatch received to-
night from Governor Andres Ortiz, of
Chihuahua, by Andres G. Garcia, con-
sui general here.
The dispatch received by Mr.. Garcia
gave no details as to the exact location
of the capture, nor as to the time in
which it was effected. 1t is believed,
however that the Villa leader was
taken in a cave where he has been re-
ported hiding for some time.
Consul Garcia, expected further de-
tails to reach him tomorrow morning.
General Angeles was an officer in
the federal army during the admins
tration OF Porfirio Diaz, having re-
ceived his military training at Chapul
.epec. the leading military school in
Mexico. After the fall of Diaz, ne was
called in 1918, by General Victoriano
Huerta, then a Madero chieftain, from
the state of Morelos, where he had
been fighting the Zapata rebels, to
capture the citadel of Mexico City.
which had been seized by the reaction
airy forces under Felix Diaz. a nephew
OF the deposed president. Angeles was
about to lombard the "Ciudadela," !"
when he was called off from the at
tack b. Huerta, who later arrested him.
Angeles was later released with the
understanding that he would not take
further part in Mexican politics.
Angeles went to Europe, and returned
in ,l9l4. joining the Carranza move
ment. The following year, at BAN
quet Angeles quarreled with General
Jacinto Trevino, another Carranza
leader. and when. Carranza sided with
the latter. Angeles severed his con-
necron with the constitutionalist gov
ernment and went over to the Villa
rebels.
In 1915. after the Villa rebels had
suffered reverses, Angeles came 10 the
United States and for several months
conducted a dairy farm near FL Paso.
Later he went to Europe and entered
the services OF the French government
as inspector of munitions, which posi-
tion he held until the Armistice was
signed. Then he returned to Mexico
and rejoined villa. He was present
at the battle of Juarez last June, which
was waged by villa against his advics.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
Movie" Prove
Hit of Day for
Visiting Prince
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NEW YORK, Nov. 19-From sky
scrapers to churches and from the
stock exchange to the movies" with
the horse show as a side line, the
Prince of Wales was whirled today in
a Kaleidoscope view of the varied ac-
tivities of the metropolis. Everywhere
he went huge crowds cheered him,
giving him a reception such as New
York rarely has ever witnessed.
The prince seemed to enjoy every
minute, but judging by appearances
the hit of the day for him was the
movies"
The exhibition was given at the old
Academy of Music, where his grand
father mad been a guest 60 years ago
at the historic Diamond ball" Seated
in the same arm chair Edward VII
had occupied, the prince laughed. with
the unrestrained enthusiasm of an un-
sophisticated school boy. at the two
comedies presented. He had asked
for something to laugh at" and he
got it. 1t was slapstick comedy Of
the slap-stickiest kind with the hero
doused in rivers, smeared with pie,
bitten by dogs and butted by goats,
and the laugh of the young prince set
the whole great audience rocking.
Present at the theatre were Is sur
vivors of the Diamond ball' and they
were presented to the grandson Of
the prince they had met to honor in
their youth.
At Madison Square Garden the
prince was the guest of Commander
Eva Booth of the Salvation Army at
the horse show, the show being a
benefit performance for the Salvation
Army.
The royal party passed to its box
through double lines of Salvation
lassies who were no whit behind the
more worldly spectators in the warmth
OF their greeting to the boyish prince
On his return to the Waldorf
Astoria hotel the prince stole a march
on the crowds and the small army Of
newspaper reporters who had formed
his official bodyguard. Slipping out
from a side entrance he went for a
stroll on Fifth avenue, unattended ex-
cept by secret service men. He passed
virtually unnoticed through the tre-
mendous tide of traffic.
Tonight the prince was the guest of
honor at banquet given by the Brit
ish societies.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
SENATE KILLS TREATY PACT--ADJ0URNS
BOMB. OUTRAGES
TO BE ATTEMPTED
XMAS is WARNING

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Nov. 49,
A warning issued today by the
superintendent of police that in
formation has reached him of pos
sible bomb outrages at Christmas
time through the sending of gift
packages to national, state and city
officials throughout the country,
has caused federal and state Of
ficials to take extra precautions TO
circumvent any proposed plots by
radicals or others.
James Robinson, the superinten-
dent, said tonight he had nothing
to add to the warnings he issued
today. He did not know what per-
sons were marked by the supposed
plotters, nor did he know who are
suspected of plotting against Of
ficials' lives The information he
has in his possession, the superin-
tendent said, came TO him in the
course of Investigations by the po-
lice bomb squad into the activities
Of the local radicals.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
Say Revolution
At VladivostOk
Finally Quelled

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 - The
revolution at VIadivostok has been
quelled dispatches today to the
state department said.
The reports received by the state
department indicate that the revolt
was organized and led by General
Gsida. After General Gaida was
wounded he surrendered with sew
eral officers and probably will be
deported, the report said. Mem
bers of the government which was
organized under cover of Gaida's
revolution disappeared.
One American sailor was
wounded by stray bullet while
standing on the deck of the U. S.
S. New Orleans, and two British
officers were reported killed or
wounded while doing Red Cross
work.
Those taking part in the revolt
did not exceed 1,400 men, it was
reported.
General Yudenitch is reported,
through Finnish advices, to have
captured 1900 prisoners and killed
5000 of the boIsheviki opposing his
armies in western Russia.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
ARMY THREATENED

LONDON, Nov. 10 - The %position
on the Petrograd front, as described in
a bolshevild wireless message, is a
serious one for General Yudenitch's
army, which has been cut in half. 1t
must either surrender, the message
says. or cross the frontier into
Esthonia, in which direction it is be-
ing pursued In the course Of the COM
ing week the region between Luga
and Narova rivers, will be cleared, the
bolsheyili claim.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
FEDERAL AND YAouIs CLASH
Republican A. p. Leased wire1

NOGALES, Ariz., Nov. 19.-Twenty-
six wounded Mexican federal soldiers
were brought to Nogales, Sonora, to-
day, following an encounter with Yaqui
Indians on the Sonora river. The
wounded were carried north by way of
Cananea through the Sonora river
passes, because it was impossible to
transport them through the Yaqui
country over the San Javier- Torres
road to the base hospital at Hermosillo
Reports from the San Javier district
indicate that the federal troops have
defeated the Indians, who are reportea
TO have been driven from the district
with heavy losses.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
Jenkins Makes Report

WASHINGTON Nov. 1s.-A long
report was received by the state de-
partment today from William o. Jen-
kins, American consular agent at
Puebla, who was kidnapped by rebels
under FREDERICK Cordoba and released
after the payment OF approximately
$4,000. The statement was pre-
pared by Jenkins at the embassy at
Mexico City soon after he was released
by the bandits and previous to his sec
ond arrest Its contents were not made
public pending a more detailed exam
nation by Secretary Lansing.
Information also reached here today
that ]. Hardacker, British consular Of
ficer, had been included with jenkins
in the kidnapping plans Of the Cordoba
rebels and had only succeeded in maxi
ing his escape through the instru-
mentality of American Charge DAT
faires Summerlin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
PROTESTS POLICE INTRUSION

MEXICALI. Mex. Nov. 1s-The for
chile intrusion Of a Mexican police Of
sbcer into the American consulate here
today in an attempt to make an arrest
has resulted in the transmission of a
formal complaint from Walter +.
Boyle. American consul at Mexicali, to
SF.retary Of state Lansing at WASH
ihtton and also TO Governor Cantu
here
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NEW BATTALION COMMANDER
[RepubIIcsn A. p. leased wlre1

Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 19.-Colonel
Agustin Mora, former commander of
the Juarez garrison, is expected to ar
rive in Juarez tomorrow to take charge
of the 9th battalion of infantry, ac-
cordiDg to Andres G. Garcia, consul
general here. General ]. Gonzalo Es-
chobar will remain in command of the
entire garrison.
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Consular Agent
Held in Puebla
Penitentiary
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MEXICO CITY. Nov. 1s.--William
O. Jenkins, United States consular
agent at Puebla, was placed in the
peSitentiary there this afternoon, ac-
cording to advices. Whether oppor-
tunfty was given for bail is not known.
but II is said he remained in the peni-
teutiary tonight
The arrest OF jenkins follows a for
maj order for his arrest by the Grim
inal court at Puebla on Tuesday.
Jenkins is charged with making false
statements and threaening poems who
we're alleged to have given incriminat-
ing evidence against him.
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MITCHELL SHADES CLINE
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DETROIT, Mich, Nov. l9.-Richie
Mitchell of Milwaukee outpointed Irish
Patsy Cline Of New York in a hard
fought 10-round bout tonight, in the
opinion Of newspaper writer's
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-20
Three Times Solons Vote
Down Ratification Moves:
May Renew Fight in Dec.

WASHINGTON Nov Failing after three attempts rafy the
tonight laid aside ended the special and home
All efforts bring ratification failed the three resolutions of
ratification all by overwhelming maoe The republican leaders
apparently despang bringing twrds OF the senate together
ratification in resolution the
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MEXICO CITY, Nov. 1s-FeIipe
Angeles, chief lieutenant of Fran
cisco Villa, has been captured by
staff militia Commanded by Gen.
eral Cabino Olivo, being taken
prisoner today by Vale DIVA, near
the Conchos river in chihuahua.
He was escorted under heavy guard
TO Parral, where he will be tried
by court martial.