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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-26
President Announces He Will Call Extra Session After He Returns From Second Trip to Paris Peace Conference
Declares It His Duty to Re main Abroad Until All De Alterations Over Terms Of
 fered Germany Are Over
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 WASHINGTON, Feb. SS-PreSidens Wilson will not csn an extra session of congress until after his return from Europe.
 SenAtor Martin of Virginia, demo- cratic leader in the senate. made this announcement tonight after a confer ence with the president at the White Hose. While the president did not state when he expected to reach home after his second trip overseas, Senator Martin gave it as his personal opinion that il would not likely be earlier than June l.
 President Wilson was said to feel it his duty to remain in Europe until the treaty peace was concluded.
 To Return at Once
 The president said he would return to Paris immediately as<er March 1. and was positive that he would not can an extra session of congress Un> til he returns,~ Senator Martin said. He did not state the date of his re- turn, nor did he authorize me to quote him in respect to that point but my personal opinion and judgment is that there is no reasonable expectation of his being back prior to June l.
 Senator Martin was accompanied to the White House by Senator Simmons of North Carolina, chairman of the
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FIGHT TO FREE
 IA L.W.W. BEGUN
Writ of Habeas Corpus Grant ed Men Held in Plot to
 Slay Wilson
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NEW YORK. Feb. 25,-The fourteen spaniards arrested here Sunday with ae announcement that certain of them re suspencted of plotting against resident Wilson, were granted writ # habeas corpus by Judge Knox in ,ederl court today. The writ is re-
 drnable tomorrow.
 Examination of the prisoners de- geloped the identity of a number of hem as associates of anarchists and lnarchistic organizations known here or years, the police asserted. Agents Of the United States immigration bu- eau and the department of justice nave traced some of the Spaniards definitely as among clese associates Of anarchist leaders as far back as 1914, it was said.
 Pedro Martin,T one of the men held, was identified today as Pedro GalardO, who attended the anarchistic Ferrer school in 1914, according to Detective Emil Polognani. who posed as a student at the same institution. GalariO recognized the detective to- day, admitting both were students at the Ferrer school, it was said.
 ROgelio Garcia, another of the men held, was identified as a member of the Gaetano BreSci anarchist group by Detective George Gilbert, the po- lice announced.
 Garcia, according to Gilbert, was one of the leaders of the band of anar- chists who journeyed to Tarrytown in 1914 and invaded the John D. Rocke- feller estate. Sixteen men were ar rested by Tarrytown police, but Garcia escaped. Gilbert said. Garcia also was known as a friend of Emma Goldman and Alexander Befkman, now serving terms in federal prisons on charges of having obstructed the draft.
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NO EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS- NOW, SAYSTWILS SON
ALI Except
 Regulars to
 Return Home

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 The largest homeward movement of troops since the breaking up of the American overseas army started last November, 1t was announced today by the war department in report ing the departure from French ports of l6 troop ships with nearly 30.000 of ficers and men aboard. The announcement of the move ment was made coincident- ally with the issuance of a statement that all divisions in France except those of the regular army would be returned as soon as shipping Is available.
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WILSON VOICE SMILES
 SAYS HELLO GIRL :"
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NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-President Wilson was characterized as a man with the voice with a smile" by Miss Martha Carrel, of Fit. Wayne, Ind, who was one of the telephone operators on duty at the Murat mansion, the Amer ican White House" in Paris and re- turned on the steamer George Wash ington which arrived here today. Miss Beatrice Francefort, of this city, an other operator, said ''if everyone was as considerate and even tempered in using the telephone as President Will son the long-suffering telephone opera tors life would be a dream of comfort and efficiency"
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GHICAGO'S MAYOR
 WINS NOMINATION
Thompson and Sweitzer to Oppose Each Other in
 Election Again
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CHICAGO. Feb. 25-MayOr William Hale Thompson, renominated by the republicans, and County Clerk Robert M- Swheitzer was renominated by the democrats in tOday's mayorality pri- maries- Both won by big pluralities Four years ago Thompson defeated SweitZer by the largest majority ever given a candidate for mayor of Chi cago.
 Although returns were incomplete late tonight, 1t appearer that Mayor Thompson had not only received a plurality of about 45,0OO over Judge Harry Olson, chief justice of the muni- cipal court, but had received consid- erably more than both Olson and Cap tain Charles E. Merriam combined
 SWeitzer's plurality, it was estimat- ed. would range between 60.OOO and 10000.
 Max Heidlemeier, son of a deceased police captain, who called himself the burgomaster7 in North Side German ward, also ran on the democratic ticket with a platform of free beer, no work" and other limitless blanks. He received a few hundred votes.
 Mayor ThOmpson's success bore out his adherent'S predictions in spite of the attacks on his war attitude and references to his past utterances that Chicago is the sixth German city" He received the majority of Women's votes as well as the majority of the mems ballots
 Analysis of the women's vote show ed that 135, 900 of the 236, 900 register ed women went to the polls. They were active for all candidates. Of Mayor Thompson's total vote, 8 per cent were women. Judge Olson had about 40 per cent and Captain Mer- riam nearly 50 per cent One-third of STeitzer's vote was women's votes.
 complete socialist slate without contests was nominated At the cleo tion there also will be a labor ticket. In addition to these and the republi- can and democratic tickets one demo crat and one woman say they will be independent candidates for mayor. The election will be held on April l.
 Only 390.000 votes were cast out of a total of 675,0O0 voters.
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TEXAS. MERCHANTS
 TO TOUR ARIZONA
Fifty Business Houses of Fl Paso to Send Repre-
 sentatives Here
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FL PAS0. Texas. Feb. 25.-FIfty business houses of Fl Paso have agreed to make the proposed chamber of commerce trade excursion trip through Arizona and New Mexico in April, it was announced tt the Cham Der of Commerce late today. It is proposed to mak the swing around the circle Of the two states, visiting the principal cities, A side trip to SO- nora through NOgales, AriE.. is also being considered. but nothing definite has been decided upon this feature of the trip. A military band and a quar- tette will accompany the business men. The itinerary is now being pre- pared by the traffic department of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Russidns ALLOIUed OnLu One Bath Each MOnth

PARIS. Feb. 25.-The soviet government in Moscow regulating the number of baths each person is permitted to take in various public and private bathing places It has divided the population into three caegories according to French refugees from Russia Some are allowed to bahe never. ~
 The cost of food is declared to be prohibitive when food be obtained at all and famine made worse by lack of medicine regning in Moscow when the French left The bolshevik call 1t the hunger typhus and it claims from thousand three thousand victims daily
 Premier Lenine, the refugees say, affected by the food problem Lenne has plenty eat and his bill for fruit and vegetables in month amounted 60 rubles.
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Late NeIUs Bulletins

the covenant for the formation of the league, which it declares is necessary Tor universal order and againSt which no consideration of party should pre- vail" and is a permanent means for an international organization capable of inQuiring, deciding and executing"
 TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Feb, s5,- Sheriff John l.. Kinnucane of Leelanau county left here late tonight to mvesti- gate rumorS connecting woman in another state with the mysterious dis appearance from the ISadore convent II years ago of Sister Mary Johns. whose body was recently eNhumed rom Isadore church basement.
 SAN JOSE, Feb, SS,-an extremely light earthquake shock of Is seconds duration was recorded on the setsmo- graph of the Lick observatory on Mount Hamilton. near here. beginning at S:40 o'clock this afternoon. The record indicated the center Of the dis, turbance was thousands of miles away
 NEW YORK. Feb. S5.-Iieutenant Bob Simpson. the University of Mis-, Souri hurdles champion, now with the 44th infantry, U, :. A. scored two firsts over the high and low hurdles at 70 yards at the Millrose A, c, in door games at Madison Square Gar den tonight.
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GENERAL TERRAZAS'
 CONDITION BETTER
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FL PASO, Tex. Feb. 25.-Following a relapse last night, the condition of General Luis TerTazas, formerly known as the cattle king" of Mexico, was reported to be must improved to- night General Terrazas, who is iv- ing here in exile with his family. Oc- cupying Senator Albert B. Falls home. was stricken with paralysis recently and his condition was serious follow ing the attack. Enrique C. Creel, for mer ambassador to the United States. and a. sOn-in-law of General TerraZas and Alberto TerraZas. former governor of Chihuahua, are expected to arrive here late tonight from Los Angeles to be at the bedside of the general, who is S9 years old.
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NEW COUNTY CREATED
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SANTA FEE, N. M-, Feb. 25.-Gover- nor O. A. Larrazolo today signed the bill creating a new county, christened HildalgO county, out of .the southern half of Grant county. A moving pie ture was taken of the scene. The pen with which the governor signed the bill will repOse in the archives at Lordsburg, county seat of the new county.
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STATE LAND BRINGS
 S6, ,375 ACRE PRICE
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 25.-A parcel of state land sold today at the rate of S6.375 per acre.
 The land is situated in this city at six points, where half a dozen roads converge and a railroad passes. It is a triangular strip one-fifth of an acre in extent and is said to have been overlooked in dispOsing of the entire parcel years ago. It was put up at auction today and was sold to J. ]. Franklin of Phoenix for S1 ,275.
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PREMIER WILL LEAVE
 RESIDENCE TODAY
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PARIS, Feb 25.-Premier CIemez- ceau probably will be able to leave his residence tomorrow for the first time since he was shot, according to indications today
 When Sister TheOnesse, the pre- mier's nurse, left the house at g o'clock this morning M CIemenceau said: Sister, another two or three days and I shall not have to bother you"
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LEGISLATORS TO BE
 GUESTS AT DINNER

PHOENIX. Ariz., Feb. 25.-Exten- sive preparations are under way for dinner. at which the Chamber of Commerce will be host to the mem bers of the Arizona legislature next Thursday. The dinner will be held in the Phoenix Women's clubhouse. Ed ward F. Parker will act as toastmaster while among the speakers will be Gov ernor Campbell, President Johns of the senate and Speaker Peterson Of he house. Bishop Atwood will pro- lounce the invocation.
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GOOD ROAD TO YUMA
 IS URGED NLETTER
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PHOENIX, Ariz-, Feb. 25.-Secre- tary Welch of the Chamber of Con- merce today received a letter from Edward Fletcher Of San Diego, presi- dent of the Dixie Overland Highway association, suggesting that a move ment be inaugurated in Arizona to build a good road to Yuma and de claring Arizona to be the greatest stumbling block in the way of the transcontinental highway" Fletcher forecast the coming of a committee from California to advocate the scheme.
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LYNCHBURG. Va, Feb. s5-Nearly complete returns from today's election in the sixth Virginia congressional dis trict showed that James H. Woods of Roanoke. democrat. had been elected to congress to succeed Carter Glass, now secretary of the treasury.
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LOAN BILL APPROVED
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 WASHINGTON. Feb. s5.-Legisla- ton authorizing the sale of short term notes in the Victory Liberty loan in April was approved tentatively tonight by the house. but final vote on the was deferred by agreement until tomorrow.
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WORK ON HOSPITAL
 IS ORDERED HALTED
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. 25.- Orders from the surgeon general of the army closing down all work on the reconstruction hospital at Fort Douglas, near here. were received to- day by Major A. J. Mcdonald. con- structiOn Quartermaster, in charge of
 he work. Approximately 600 men are -hrown out of work by the order, in- cluding S75 returned soldiers and sail DTS. No reason was given for cessa- ion of the work.
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CHARGE SEER CAUSED RIOT
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 ALBANY. N, T., Feb. 25,-Wiuiam II, Anderson, superintendent of the New York anti-saloon league, in the keynote speech of the organizations convention tonight, charged German brewers with melting riot and rebel. lion in order to save beer.
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BURsoNJoHNsoN HEARING SET
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 PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 25.-The cor poTation commission has set the Bur son vs. Johnson case for hearing March f Burson, who is a subagent of a life insurance company, laid com plaint some time ago that Johnson, the company's state agent, had violat- ed the corporation laws
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BAR CHURCH UNIFORMS

T
 LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 25.-Teachers while on duty in Ne5raska's public schools would be prohibited from wearing any garb or dress indicating membership in any religious sect or organization under the terms of a bill passed by the house of the state legis- lature today.
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AND
 UKRA|N|ANS
 GALL TRUCE
Hostilities to End Pending Conference for Four Days;
 Inter-Allied Mission Hopes to Arrange Armistice

WARSAW, Monday, Feb. 24-CBy the Associated Press. .)-The Polish foreign office has received a telegram from Lemberg saying that an agree ment was reached there Sunday for cessation of hostilities between the Poles and Ukrainians, beginning at 6 o'clock Monday evening. The agree ment can be denounced by either party on 12 hours notice
 The truce, which was arranged for four days, may lead to an armistice, by the inter-alIied section Of the mis- sion at Lemberg. The great difficuI- ty appears to be that both the Poles and Ukrainians appear to desire Ines liked as if they were to be perma- nent, whereas, the mission is propOs- ing the drawing Of lines which shall stand still until the peace conference definitely settles them
 Delay Is Forecast
 The Ukrainaines are anxious to keep the oil wells working. From them they are receiving war funds through the sale of oil The Ukrain- ians insist also on holding territory up the river San, which in a general way affords them the possibility or reaching SloYokia
 It is apparent that the inter-allied mission will be delayed in Warsaw for several weeks. It is difficult to impress on any body in these coun- tries that the building up of armies breeds new warfare, according to statements made by members of the mission, whereas the United States viewpoint is that an end should be put to fighting everywhere for boundaries until thes boundaries are fixed by the peace conference.
 Will Hear Jews
 The mission is to hear before it leaves number of Jewish delegations regarding the reported Lemberg po- grom of last November. The Polish commission which investigated the disturbances found, according to the Jewish councils books in Lembere that from November l to December , there were 131 deaths in Lemberg, 50 of which resulted from rifle bullet wounds.
 Premier Paderewsh is said to be much disturbed by reports published in England, disseminated by Israel Cohen, representing the Zionists, hat the Jews have been mistreated gener- ally It is asserted that NJ. Paderew- ski considers the reports exaggerated and it is said he will soon issue an official statement.
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FIGHT FOR
 \ B|G ARMY
 |S RENEWED
Senate Military Committee Recommends for Passage Measure Providing for Lanc
 Force of 53S,OOO Men
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-Coincident with the final enactment today O. legislation providing for resumption Of voluntary enlistment in the army under the national defense act of ISl6 limiting the military establishment to 115,OOO men, the senate military com, mittee approved and reported to the senate the annual army appropriation. bill with provision for a temporary force of about 5SS, ,060 men after next July l.
 The increased force for the next fiscal year was recommended by the war department but legislative pro visions authorizing it were stricken out in the house on points of order. Leaders hope to have the army mea sure finally completed before congress adjourns.
 It was explained tonight that the en- actment Of legislation to permit re sumption Of voluntary enlistment i'm mediately was for the purpose of en abling the war department to enroll now any men of the present war armS who desire to continue in the resuS> force.
 Amendment Adopted
 
 Before approving the regular army bill, with its appropriation of S1 .25O.- 100000, the committee adopted an amendment providing for the estab- lishment of an independent bureau oi aerOnautlcs to combine the activities now being conducted under that heao by the army, navy and marine corps. This plan was proposed in a bill intro dueed by Senator New of Indiana, and had been vigorously opposed by the administration.
 The director of the bureau. to be appointed by the president with the consent of the senate, would receive a salary Of S12,000, and would not be under the supervision of any cabinet. officer. An assistant director at a salary of $500 also was provided for. proposed to make the swing around the
 Increases in the entire bill over the house provisions totaled about S14O.- 100000. a large part of which was for the pay of enlisted men on the war basis of $50 a month
 Creation of a social hygiene board and other agencies with a fund of S2,700.0OO to wage a campaign against social diseases was provided under an amendment approved by the commit tee, which also restored provision for continuance of the present organiza- tion of the war department until con gress enacts a permanent army reor- saniZatiOn measure.
 House amendments stricken out in cluded one authorizing enlisted men seeking discharge 10 submit their cases to the secretary of war in event of disapproval by commanding offic- CTS, and another aimed to prevent of ficers forbidding social intercourse be- tween officers and men of the same regiment while off duty
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2S.-A slight earthquake was felt here at 2:S9 o'clock this afternoon. No damage was reported.
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PARIS. Feb. 25.-The Temps in it's leading editorial today favorably com ments of President Wilson's efforts for a league of nations and for the first time announces it's. full support of
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PARIS, Feb. 25,-A bulletin issued this evening by the four doctors in attendance upon Premier ClemencSa0 said that the 'convaleScence of the premier being now a question of care and time, no further bulletins will be issued"
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PARIS. Feb, 25.-(By the Associat- ed Press. .)-Japanese fipanciers are granted the privilege of making loans to China for the building of hundreds of miles of railroads in Mongolia, Man churia and China proper, and the Jap anese are granted the right to partici- pate in the operation of the railway nOg constructed in Shantung province, under notes exchanged by Japan and China on September 24, 1918. These notes, which are before the peace con ference, supplement the treaty anl notes of May 25, 1915, between Japan and China, in which the Chinese gov ernment engaged to recognize all agreements between the Japanese and Germans respecting the disposition of German rights and interests in shan tung province.
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WASHINGTON, Feb, e5-Labor agreements between shipyards opera tors and employees made by the ship ping boards adjusting committee dur the war and expiring March S1, will be superseded by a system designed to stop pampering the yards and cod ding the men," Charles PieE, director general of the fleet corporation, said tonight. The corporation does not in tend, he added, to yield to any of the demands for increases of pay over wartime scales. which have been the cause of strikes in Seattle and San Francisco and threaten a strike at Hog Island.
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WEATHER

Wednesday fair, warm CT; Thursday partly cloudy.
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