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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

gada Sc iba a originar un incendio en-
ell Muelle Fiscal de este Puerto, te-
niendo como causa unos sacos de cal
viva que entraron en- ignicion. Con
toda oportunidad Sc do cuenta del ca
so ell cabo de Celadores cue estabs de
guardia y envio a dar cuenta al Co
mandante del Resguardo, quien ayu-
dado de varios de los empleados a
sus ordenes pudo sofocar ell fuego an
ties de cue tomase mayer incremen-
to.
Sc difirio una audiencia
Para ell dia caterce de noviembre
proximo ha quedado diferida Ia au-
diencia de derecho para o Ell re-
sultado del amparo interpuesto For
Juan Vidal Y Gual, a quien Sc consi-
dera ell director intellectual del ase-
sinato de Emiliano P. Nafarrate, con
ira actos del Juez de Primera ms
tancia del Ramo Penal La curiosidad
publica terdra que esperar hasta en-
tonces paar conocer ell fallo de la
Justicia de Ia Union.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
UNOS COMISIONADOS DEL
GOBIERNO FUSILADOS
FOR LOS REBELDES
Cayeron en- poder de una parti'
da de insurrectos pertecien
ties a Cintora

MORELIA. Sept. 25.-El Ayunta-
mierto del pueblo de Chaparan, con-
flo para el desempeno de 7 conf
sion a los senores Jose Angeles, regi-
dor del Ayuntamiento Y Gaudenclo
Garcia Y Jose Maria Rojas, vecinos
de Ia localidad. Los comiSionados
fueron sorprendidos por n parti-
da de rebeldes, Ia que procedlo a
despojarlos de los objetos de valor
que llevaban consigo, despues de 10
cual, Sc dice que les q~uitaron Ia vida,
fusilandolos.
Quien da cuenta de estos aconte-
cimientos es IN mozo que acompana-
ba a los senoreS anteS mencionados
y que pudo escapar; Y reflere ademas
que el asalto fue en- un lugar llama
do Las Paredes", q donde habian
Ilegado sin hallar novedad en- TODD
eli canine ~recorrido; que al caer en- 20
der de los rebeldes fUeron obligados
por 6stos a pasar al casco de la Ha-
cienda, dizque para que fuesen iden-
tificados por el jefe de Ia partida.
Los presses no tuvieron desconflanza
alguna, pues en- un principle creye-
ron que Sc trataba de fuerzaS del go
bierno, V no m~ostraron reserva, ense-
nando sus papeles, los que no fueron
otra cosa que G! motive para su fusi-
lamiento, en- cunplimiento de la or
den que ell jefe de la partida tenia, de
Cintora. de no dejar pasar 4 nadie de
aquellos que tuviesen en- algo CO.
nexion con el gobierno.
De NADIA sirvieron las aclaraciones
hechas por los senores Garcia Y Ro-
sas dc que no erar personals del 60
bierno eilos. sino simplemente conner
ciantes de Chaparan, pucs Ell jefe no
atendi6 a estas alegacioncs Y IA or
den de fusilamiento fue cumplida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
CHOOUE DE UNA MOTOCICLETA
Y UN AUTOMOVIL

-Otro acCidente tuvo lugar en- las
GALES de Main, esquina con Mistle-
toe. IN individuo que montaba una
motocicleta Y cue llevaba demasiada
rapidez en- 81 carrera, fue q chocar
contra IN auto que estaba parade
en- Ia csQuina de las Gales mencio-
nadas. E! chauffeuer estaba deutro
del CAIRO, pero no tuvo tempo para
evitar el choQue. Ell que montaba Ell
motor, result6 con Ia pierna derecha
rota. Tn auto dc ambulancia de Ia
Agencia dc Inhumaciones cercana lie
70 al herido al Hospital Baylor, an
ties De que Ia poic;l legara con su
ambulaneia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

nero 1876 de 10 Division de Chicon-
clio, y que es de Ia propiedad de Ia
conpanfa llamada LAS Cortes".
No Sc sabe cue razones haya te-
nido Ia compahfa propietaria para
obrar en- Ii forma que 10 hizo, pero
es el caso que apenas iniciado el bro
tie del POGO ~mencionado, fue mandado
cegar, bajo ell pretexto de que Sc ne
costa IN gran numero de trabajado-
res para explotarlo.
Tn incendio en- ell Muelle Fiscal
sofocado
Hoy, cerca de las tres de Ia madru-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
0 UN NUEVO PCZO DE
PETROLEO Y FUE CEGA-
DO
DIcho pozo enpezo a tener una
production de mas dc
Glen mil barriles

TAMPICO, lamps. Sept. 26.-Con
n production diaria de ciento Gin
cuenta mil barriles de petr6leo, ha
brotado un nuevo pozo p~etrolero en-
terrenos que pertenecen al Lote Mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
Sc PEESENTO UN ACUSADO
DEL DELiTO DE
ASESINATO

GUADALAJARA, Sept. 25--En
Septiembre del ano pasado Sc m
ito en- esta ciudad IN crimen. del que
fue autor material o Intellectual IN
senior Ladron de Guevara, emparen-
tado con farnilias de las ~principales
de esta localidad. La persona en-
quien sc cometio ell homicide soste-
MIA reiaciones amorosas con n de
las senoritas hermanas del matador,
quicn despues de cometido cI asesi-
nato hugo de la ciudad, en- compania
de IN mozc, a cuien Sc juzga compl-
cado N el asunto.
Dura1te q tempo Quc Ladron de
Guevara ha pernanecido pr5fugo,
habia estado p~enetrando a IA pobla-
ci6n a excuses, Y naGa mas hasta de-
terminate barr;o, deteniendose en-
una casa a donde ocurrian a verIo
sus familiareS. Estas entradas llega-
ron a descubrjrse, Y "a poicia reel
bio orden de aprehenderlo, 10 que
llegado 4 81 conocimiento 10 hizo de-
cidirSe q p~resentarse ante las autori-
dades que conoceH de Ia causa que Sc
lie esta instruyendo. BESIDE Iuego Sc
le puso en- Ia ~PeniteHciaria del Esta-
do, donde p~ernlanecera casta IA reso-
lucion definitiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

En- las afueras de Ia ciudad y
en- casa de una mujer lIamada Maria
Gel Refggio Martinez, fue hallado un
gran ca-gameRto de marihuana, el
cual tue decomisado por las autori-
dades; IA dueAa de Ia casa dondc SC
trataba &c ocultarlo, ingres0 . Ia
Penitenciaria, a disposition del Juez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
MABEL

: 60 cSds 5 p-rsonas sGfrcr crzacIz czscz, cabellt
aceitoso, caica delczoel.oy 10 peo., calve!e premature
mzcel es ID u7!ca preparacioa gsrznt!zzcz y ca
rss1ltados e~fectivos Ell ~cualquier enferned1d Gel
cce-o cabelluco y para hacer crecsr elc-belo.
Solo vale III dollar picaIz oirectsmente.
Nuestroiera es - alivio no cotro."
hnchos P!cm!aertes Mez!caaos Il reoorienGsh
Mabel Laboratories Co, 139 Front ST
NEW YORK and EAGLE PASS.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
DELEGATES TO LABOR
 CONFERENCE HOME

After having attended a conference called by Secretary Of Labor Wilson in Washington, D. C., for the purpose of discussing conditions surrounding the copper industry Of the United States. particularly insofar as labor Iss concerned directly, represents tives of the grievance committees Of the Phelps Dodge corporation. Copper Queen branch, end Calumet < Arizona Mining company, from this city and Douglas, returned home late Saturday night They were Sam Verran, repre- senting the Phelps Dodge mines here, James Walker. representing the Calu- ret C Arizona mines. and Robert LegEate, representing the grievance committees of the two smelters at Douglas
 For the present the delegates refuse to discuss their conference in detail. They said a statement probably would be prepared within 8 few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
1,5OO,0OO FRENCH
 KILLED

An Atlantic Port-France in Tour years of conflict to preserve her own liberty and that of the world. accord. lng to Andre Tardie. French high com. missioner to the United States. has lost 100000 men killed and as many wounded. America owes France an enormous debt of gratitude for this he roic oUtpouring of her life's blood and also for the reported saving of thou. sands of lives in this country and throughout the world through the dis. eoVery by French peasants of a per. feet remedy for stomach. liver and in. testinal ailments which. it is said. has relieved incalculable suffering and prevented thousands of surgical opera, tons. Geo. H. Mayr. prominent Chi eago chemist, imports the ingredients and sells this remedy in America un- der the name Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It is 0 simple, harmless preparation that removes the catar- rhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach. liver and intestinal ailments. including ap- pendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded.
 Bold 6y Lowell Drug company sud druggists everywhere. Adv
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NEARING CONSPIRACY
 CHARGE IS FAILURE
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NEW YORK. Feb Government charges Of conspiracy 10 obstruct the nations war program. contained in in dictments against Scott Nearing. form CT university professor and the Amer 1ean socialist society. collapsed today when the prOsectiOn. completing its case, failed to establish criminal col Liberation on the part of the defeno- ants in the publication of Hearings anti-war and snti-capitalistic pamph- let. The Great Madness
 On motion Of Seymour Stedman chief counsel for the defense. Judge Mayer dismissed the first two of the four counts in the indictment. The remaining counts, alleging attempts on the part of both defendants to cause insubOrdination and to obstruct re- cruiting. were upheld and the defense was opened with the testimony Of Nearing.
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BOY, l5, HE'D FOR
 DEADLY ASSAULT
Shoots at I3-Year-Old Lad Following Quarrel Over
 Ownership of Burro

As result Of a quarrel between Conception Martinez. aged l5. who re sides on Bauer hill near Lowell. and Kenneth Miller aged 1S. son of 8Tr- and Ms Robert Miller cf Eausa $ street. Johnson a6tzr-cl- young Mar tiaeZ nov Is fe-f in eusrcdF of Miss Esther C-ULl-CEs- Coul-r probation office
 The hc-z are szii Io have Uuarraled SrndaE zileEuccl Cl Bauer hil regard ing the ownership o- a tIEr1 on which the 1silla- boy was ridiuE. The Nexi- can boy claimed it as his property. while Jhe Miller hoy claimed t0 have bought it from anCther bov
 The AmeFical lad finally put an end 10 the argument by turning tle burTO's head and starting 10 ride away. IJ is alleged the Martinez boy ran into the home Of a nsighbOr. borrowed 9 2 caliber rifle and fired after the retreating form of young Miller. sc- cOrding to witnesses. narrowly miss ing the rider and wOUnding his DlOd- ding mount
 The Mexican was arrested and taken before Justice Of the Peace J. L. Win ters, to whom he confessed that he had tried to, shoot the young Ameri- can He then was turned over to Miss Cummings to be taken before the juvenile section of the superior court for trial
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
DADDY LONG-LECS
 IS PLEASING PLAY
Jean Webster Comedy Is Filled With Laughter
 and PathOs

Four human. real. everyday and un- affected characters. S half-iozen more or less affected and up-stage indi- ridGGls @ sod-S2Eher and a lonely heart satisfied, sfi0TCed S0 audience ElsSsh ulleU the Grand taeate- last niSAr an entertainment abouuSiUS iu iauEhs and psthCs- Daddy LongIle-s. a comedy by Jean Webste-. 6iracce1 by Henry Miller. and stased wI.h uu- CSt5ntau0D proved au eSpeciaIiy pleasant plsy-
 The cbief charm Cf the comedy lS-~ as in most similar productiOns. in the contrasts or the SuSbingiy eutnuss astic, active and honest-tO-gOodreSs man and woman. and the ail-tOSethe-- tOO-prOper aRd socialdjscrimiu0tIas beings who parade the stage in the 0kReSS Of man and woman.
 To this charm wSS added hy Daddy LCnS-LesS. the pent up heart of the orphan giri WhO is taken by Su un- known fOster-iathsr from the John GTier HCme. given education and SO cial advantages. and whose lonely heart. for . time satisfied. becomes more lonely and abandoned as love enters and fear grips.
 The climax of happiness for sfrl and Daddy LOEg-Legs is reached when she realizes that the man who is max ing love to her is the foster-fatheT whom she has known only as friend, companion and lover
 Human to the end. full of thf real emotions of life, two of the hoaest-to- goodness characters find real happi, ness
 Touches of homelife and sketches of humOr are introduced through the medium of Mrs. Semple. an aSed housekeeper. and James Mcbride. an everlastingly exact duplicate of the college freshman, while the imagina, tfons of the audience are stimplated and driven to new resources by the spontaneous originality of Daddy Long-Legs' ward.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
MERCHANT
 VICTIM OF THIEF
Three More Local Robberies Reported to Police;
 Home Is Entered
Burglarizing the electric supply

Burglarizing the electric supply shop Of Eugene Stevens, Main street. Sunday night. robbers accUmuated a miscellaneous collection of eoods. in ciUliDE Q sa-20 e0l5ber rifle. a co-cal- icer. 100 rcu-ds- C[ cartridges for the iarEer bore gun. q pair or shoes, pair of trousers end 9 Cualt5ty oF electrical SOods or 8 character easy to remove rom the premises
 The residence of Mrs. Sloan. Naco road, near the EoI0rook car sto7- was entered yesterday while the owner was away a p1cl1cE being pried of the rear door wita a bar Of iron Two women's t0iiore5 suits. two skirts. un0ercloIhlnS. etc, were reported to the offices to have been stolen.
 U- IT. AlberJScD, aa electrician ia the empioEe Cf Eugene Stevens. re ported tO the pol5oe that he had be Intended a man. takiEg him to his rOOC and feeding him. The man Iait Blsbee and Albsrts0n missed a hand some gold watch and s5I in money from his room. A warrant has been issued. but the supposed thief has not beeR found
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
kRNOTT SUFFERED
 FOR THIRTY YEARS
Nothing On Earth Like Tanlac, '" lie says
 Troubles Overcome

Well. sir, neighbor of mine nut me onto this Tanlae few weeks ago. and it's the finest thing | have ever run across in the Ss years of my life.s declared Thomas F. Avnolt of las South Ray street, Spokane. whiie iu
 1-lS,s rcrdS orJ- stove r--er.1r
 co1r.uu5 -sri-h a r4l s.,sa1rs and oI what made toc trcst--euts and 1l1alo-CeS- hat never dl1 ect any oa-- ter u0Sl began rski0S -an-ae. E. r-'t1irs would eat hart me and the .--S c1 my stomach would .i>e au Mtl my chest and cut my brc-tl short SODeJlllcs my heart would Es.t SC 1&rd and last that 4 wcalG inst have 70 soSQ Tor breath, was uneasy all t6s time for fear I had heart trouble ! would have blind GI-Ey spells when } could hardy stand on my feet. B also suffered wiOh head2cnes anu simply Ielt played out nearly all taC time.
 't san now eat what 2 want without it hurting ne lOr the first time lD 80 years, and since ny food disestS &ac the S2s has stopped EorminS on my stomach l don't have any more trCU- hls with p3lpitat;on and shortOsSs of breath. Why. before I took Tsolac the least exercise would completely tre
 me out. but now can walk or work all dSy long and feel none the worse from it. I guess I have taken bar rel of medicines of different kinds and lived on diet. almost starving myself. trying to get rid of my trouble, but suffered just the same until I got TanlSc. So I know what Tanlac has done for me and appreciate it enough to tell everybody about it. In my opin- ion there's nothing on earth like it.
 Tanl2c is sold in Blspee Oy ). M, Ball. in Douglas by Douglas Drug com pany, in Paradise by c. A. Walker, in Bowie by Bowie Drug company, in San Simon by :. B. Cooke. in Wilcox by A. A Nicholson. in Lowell by Lowen Drug company, in Benson by c. F. Moss Pharmacy. in Gleeson by B. < Taylor, in Warren by Warren Pharm, acy, in Pearce by B. A. Taylor, iu Tombstone by Boyd's Drug store, and in McNeal by McNeal Mercantile com psny.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
To REOuoE coTToN AcRgAeE

DALLAS. Tex, Feb. I1--An orsani- ration to reduce the cotton acreage Iu Texas this year. beginning FebruaTy 21, by one third, was formed here to day at meeting of bankers, business men and cotton growers from nearly every section or the state.
 A committee was appointed to at tend the general cotton reduction meeting to De held in New Orleans or February r, where it is hoped ths movement may be CsTrie6 to all cOt- ton pCCdUciDS states.
 About 1890 persons attended today meeting.
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K. C. COMMITTEE TO
 AID LABOR BOARD

The Er5satz Cf Columbus. Bisbee co'I1c5l, Nc S6s- cuxious 70 d1 all pos s5b-e 70 cooperate win ths govern ueut community. labor bOsrd Of CO chise county. with headquarters here, has alp1iayeG 8 committee composed 1E Frank Ash. sam Iiddicote and J. 3-- C0lnollE- t1 confer with and assist the board members in any way pos sihle
 Cthsr ICeal OTsanizatiOas are ex- Pected to take similar steps iR the i'm mediate futurs, in order the better to secgre adjustment of the labor sit Uation iE Cochise county and provide places Ter the greatest possible mum Fer Of tae Eapidiy increasing surplus of men
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
HELD AS VIOLATOR OF GOAT PASTURAGE

ChsrEsd with herding goats on the pOssessory rights of Charles Davis near the mouth Of Dixie canyon. Mike JunkOvich has been placed under ar rest and will appear for trial later this week before Justice of the Peace J. L. Winters at Lowell The offense charged is a misdemeaROr under the state Jaw which pTescribeS the feeding Of goats on land nearer than one mile from any ranch house. even though that ranch house be that of the owner Of the goats. MT. Davis, the complain ing witness, is a cattleman.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
FOR STUBBORN
 COUGHS AND COLDS
Dr. Kings New Discovery has a fifty year record
 behind it

-gIt built its reputation on it's produe. ton of positive results, on its sureness in relieving the throat irritation of colds, coughs, grippe and bronchial attacks.
 "Dr. Kings New Discove-y7 Why, my folks wouldn't use anything elsels That's the general nationwide esteem in which this well-known remedy is held. Its action is prompt, its taste pleasant, its relief gratifying.
 Half a century of cold and cough -hecking. All druggists. 6Oc and SEQ
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TEXAS SALOON MAN
 WILL TEST DRY LAW
Rr Rerier Ieassl Wlrs,

FL PASO. Texas. Feb. II.-Voun- tarily going to jail with his son and bartender, John Ford, who operated the only saloon in the state of Texas until the sheriff's office closed his rough board bar at FintOn. Texas. Is making a test Of the law under which Hls place Eas closed and he and hfs son and slder arrested recently The t#O lords and bartender Luis HeIreEa- were at liberty CD bond pend ing the hear5-E uf the Cases clarging them with conducting a saloon E-egal- iy- .lslG -o reopen ms place near the SeT sLcc-T Texas lme. Ford Is seeking an early decision rom the criminal court or appeals so he may resume the record breaEing business done at his haybsTH saloon until it was closed
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
NOTICEABLE LULU IN
 BUTTE MINERS STRIKE

Continued from Page One) department and by deputy sheriffs throughout the city and the same forces guarded the roads leading to the mines Only when they thought trouble threatened was aid from the military sought
 Maj. A N Jones. in command O. troops here. received word through the Associated Press tha mlcnine sem here from Camp Lewis but he sale ai rst -l- s asSisla-ica had Eo sgl-c-Ics other han he t1ought it better % have tais material ana toe-me1 on hand and mat it was slESDig maker cl D-eCzu-5Cs-
 --sa1gr .-cDe5 SalI rr1-lzl zt5ll OE nll-Etl1l law here was unlikely z-.less the situation changed materially
 Butte walked % wor5 rlis morning. and according 10 d. E. Wharton. man aser CE the street ear lines here it. is not likely an attempt to operate the cars will be made tomorrow The street car men given fear or violence as a reason for their failure 10 operate the cars
 Lnemen of the Postal Telegraph company here are on strike Their ae- 1iOn has no connection with the min CTS strke, it was said but IS because alleged non-union iineman are beins employed on construction work be tween here and POcatell0. Idaho. About 30 electricians Of tfle Mountain States Tel & Tel Go are on strike. in sympathy with the Postal hnemen-
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NoeALgs MAN LEAVES

N. \. Bird. son of Allen T. Bird. editor of the NOgales Oasis. went 10 Douglas yesterday after spending a few days in Bisbee. MT. Bird has . special interest in Bisbee for in 1896 he brought the first vaudeville show here. Incidentally he was the first mansto be injured in any way in the SpanisE-Ameriean war. It was while he was al San Antonio that he was thrown from his horse and seriously hurt It was at first reported that he had been killed and he still possesses many newspaper clippings telling of his death.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
WAINWRIGHT WINS SHOOT
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 11.-S. E. Wainwright of Lenox, Iowa, today won the interstate amateur wing shoot trophy at the opening days shoot here Of the fifteenth annual mid-winter trapshooting tournament. with a score of g out of possible 25 targets. William Wetleaf. Nichols. Iowa, sue cessfully defended the interstate ana teur target cup. making 92 hits out of a possible loo. The 125 target race was unfinished at the close of today's shooting.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

women-"-Mrs. JOHN KoPPELMANlI, R. No. l, Mclean, Nebraska
 This famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, has been restoring women of America to health for more than forty years and it will well pay any woman who suffers from displscements. in- fiammation, ulceration, irregularities, backache, headaches, nervoQsness or ''the blues" to give this successful remedy trial.
 For special suggestions in regard to your silment write Lydia E. Pinkharn Medicine Co, lynn, Mass. The result of its long experience is at your service.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
Page o. Henryt Only 50 Words
 II, This TdLe
Brief Telegram Gives Com Plete Story of Thief. Pigs
 and Hanging
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MARIA. Texas. Feb. Thirty words were required by the Eighth United States cavalry com m1Ddcr at CaulelaEzs- Tazcs- 10 cei- o- ths Clanlasyzla crossing of a-sZlcaG- the tLeIe O. tWo 2iss and the hluErg of the alleged thi6-- lce message Lich vas re- csSTed ct nilire-y headlgarters toniEht, read
 January = Luis 3Iuloz entered the United States one and 0ne-half miles south Cf CGnlelaria and stols two piss February 10 Luis 1Iunoz was hanged br Rone6O Madrid
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
ukRANlaNs rA.lE klsv

VIENNA. Monday. Peh. E0 tBy tht AssOeiated tresSl .-A6yic5s received here rom ElsV say thlt the forces Ut Petiura, leader df the Ukraine peasant army have been in possession of tl>t city for five days, having 6efeated tho local bCisheviki, PefluTs the advice. said, iS preparing 70 help the Frencl at Odessa fight Moscow bOiSheviE bands which are attempting tO invade the Ukraine to secure food.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
L0te NelUs Bulletins

 delegation
 
  with sOcaned s.- BELFAST Feb 1.-The  the engineering the suspended warning circular BUTTE. assembly doed and mine workers union 800 q W Wl PARIS Feb 1.-The Hayas his country the delegation to the conference SANTA F N M Feb 1Isaac Earth Albuquerque
  sandOYal and Bena today Ai6uquerque in and on the face of the Earth elected PARIS Feb 11(By Associated
  feat became ses French nations proposed amendment creating means o1 enforcing Le decisions
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HUNS ASK ALLlEo AID
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LONDON. Feb. 1l.-The repreSen tGtives or the German government have asked permission from the ar misuce commission at SpS to be al lowed 10 use waTShips asainSt the bOlsheviki. who are Seizing towns on the Baltic coast, according to an Am sterdam dispatch to the Central News. Germany has also requested the support of allied warshipS
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RAIN FALLS IN PHOENIX
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 PHOENIX. AriL., Feb. I1.-RaIu fell in Phoenix tonight for several hours ana the weather bureau pre- dicted further showers tomorrow The fall for the season stin is an inch or so behind the average.
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LEGISLATORS HONOR
 CATTLE CONVENTION
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PEOENIX. Feb 1--The Iegisla- ture adjourned this morning until ? o'clock this afternoon in honor Of the opening Of the Arizona Cattle Crow CTS association annual meeting Sey- eTal Of the legislators were speakers at the opening session Of the essOeia- tiOn. while a number Of others were present in the body Of the meeting hall