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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
DESTRUFDA POR LOS
REBELDES UNA TORE
WALAMBRICA
La destruYeron para eOitar
todd communication a los
CGrrdHclStGS

CAMPECHE. Julio 20.-Tn fuen-
tes oficiales Sc ob,uvo Ia ncticia de
que una partida de revolrcionarios
como de doscientos homhres aproxi-
madaraerte, a las 6rdenc> dc los js-
fes Juan Y Epitacio Rsn.ireZ. asal-
taron el pueblo de Teotilacche, Is
tado de Campeche derrotando a IA
G~uarAici0n c~arrancista que defeHdia
la ~poblacion.
Los soldados del gc3ie-no que de-
ferdia el pueblo, SC baticron deAoda-
damente. pe-o en- vista &c Ia suPerio-
ridad numerical De los ~asaitaHteS. tu-
vieron cue rctirarse viclertamentc
para no ser cDpa!os. Eos alzadcs
ocuparon Teotjicache y dresdc luego
cstahlecieron las autorjdadcs revolu-
cionar!as cue hsbrian de funcionar.
Como los ~carranCistas habian pc
dido refue-Zo5 por medic de Ia cs-
taci6n inGlamnrica que Sc ACADIA de
iMstalar en- cl pueblo. los rronUncia-
dos vo'aron las torres. poniendo uncs
cartuchos de dInamita Y hacjendolos
cyplotar. La estaci6r lucdo compile
tameHte destruida.
La rohlaci6E continual en- polar Ge
los reyolucionarios. pues hasta aver
en- al tarde, IN soldado de los que
formaban Ia guarnici5n. lleg5 a
Campeche, deSpues dc una larga ca
m:nata a pie. CUE Tue 81 Que prso
Ia noticia en- c~onocimierto lie las au-
to-idades m~ilitares.
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Los SECURES de ferrocarriE
Fueron s~u2rimidos por or
den del gobierno

MONTERREY, \. L. Julio 23.-La
Canara de Concrete de eSta ciudad
ACADIA de recibjr informes de cue los.
seguros sobrc fietes en- las Lineas
Nac!onales fueroE s~upr:midos por Ia
Secretaria dc Industrial V Concrete,
de acuerdo con M soljcitud hccha en-
este sentido per Ia Confederation de
Camaras ComercIales de la Republi-
ca, en- Ia ciudad DC Mexico.
La Suppression de estos SECURES
fuc iniciada por e. concrete regiomon
tano. aduciendo como razones las de
que ningun b~encficio n2portaDa, toda
vez cue la carga asegulada era tras-
ladada con demora. al extreme &c
que muchas veces salia despucs de Ia
que no iba amparada nor este privi-
legio. Adcmas, la Camara de Co.
mercio de aqui manifesto que el tai
SECURE no era mas que una forria de
aumento en- los fletes del ferrocarril
V que estaha causando perjuicios a
los comerciantas.
Los concentrates de Ia capital tu-
vieron en- cuenta la iniciativa del CO.
mercio regiomontano, Y solicitaron Ia
Suppression del dicho SECURE. consiguien
dola, segIn Sc los manifesto Ia Sc
cretaria de Concrete cn oficio que
fu6 recibido aQui. en- copia.
Los SECURES Ge cue Sc trata. Sc
CIR 10 habian ofrecido los f~erroca-
rifles, tend5an 4 favorecer al CO
mercio, ' asi Sc advert:a en sus ne
quisitos, pero en- la practica no re-
rortaron utilidad algura. en- vista
del deSorden r~einante entire los diver
SOS elementos que han tenido g su car
go Ia administration de los ferroca-
rifles.
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PASAJEROS DE UN
TREN, ROBADOS POR
IA 0
Esta los despojo de todos sus
Ualores en- Queretaro
y TIalnepantlo

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Julio 20
Los viajeros llegados aver en- el tren
procedente del Norte. fueron roba~
COS en- Queretaro TlanepIantla por
las fuerzas carranc!Stas encargadas
de escoltar cl referido convoy para
evitar que fuera aSaltado por las par
tidas rcbcldes El hecho ha sido pucs-
to en- conocjmiento de los periodicos,
por los v~iaieros. quienes han rela-
tado cue al lIegar el convoy a IA
ciudad de Queretaro, unos Soldados
que viajaban a bordo = cue perte-
necian a la Guardla local del Estado
&c Queretaro, ccmenzaron a Gcsva-
liar de cuanto llevaban, a uno CO.
m~erciantes indigenas que Sc diriCian
a esta capital.
Este suceso produjo e. consiguicn-
te escandalo d bordo del tren. pero
e. pasaje que creyo quc TODD habia
terminadc ALI : que Ia eScena no Sc
v~oiveria a repetir
Con esta ~creencia, los viajeros lie
rOs dc confianza dcjaron abandona-
dos sus equipajes en- los silloneS del
coche del ferrocarril, pero POGO antes
de llegar q Tlanepantla, comenzo un
terrible saQueo a bordo de los ca
rios: los Soldados Sc a~valanzaban So
bre los pasajeroS V amagandolos, los
oblicaban a que les entregaran TODD
10 que rraian consigo Muchas seNo-
ras cue opus!cron tenaz resistencia
.en ser robadas, fuaron g~olpcadas de
la mis- brutal por Ia Soda
GeSca
Satisfechos dc sus f~echorias. los
soldados carrancistas Sc bajaron en-
TlanepantIa cargando con ell rico
botin producto de 81 rcbo
Como estas fucrzas son las cue Sc
dedican a esco!tar trenes. no sera
NADIA dificil que los soldados hayan
Huelto 2 repetir 81 hazana.
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TUE CONDENADO 4 DOS AMOS
DE PRISION Ell BANQUE-
RO ROCHETTE

PARIS. julio 25.-Henri Rochelle
el banquero frances que con el pre-
teXto de ~organizar una empresa de
.ferrocarril mexicano, vendiendo accio
res que lc produjeron mas de diez
miuones de frances. con los cuales
desaparecio en- 1912, yendose a Ne
Xico en- donde obtuvo 81 favor del 60
bierno de Madero. al grade de que
cuando Sc solicito 81 extradicion, no
fue c~oncedida esta por ell gobierno
maderista, al cual, segIn parece, Ho-
chetta aabia ayudado financieramen-
te Gurante Ia revolucion encabezada
Dor don Francisco l. Madero.
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"Estaba cast desespe-
rada" dljO una
Sonora
Estuvo por espacio de mas de cuatro
amos en- un estado miserable de sa-
lud .pasando la mayor parte del
tempo en- cana q causa de la
grayedad de sus enfer-
medadeS.

"Estaba caSi d~eseSperada Y sin Sa-
Der que medicinal tomar para obtener
alivio cuando aIgunoS de mis- amigos
me recommendation ell Tan!ac, Y no pu-
dieron darme mejor consejo, pues
este remedio NE salvo Ia vida'-dijo
recientemente IA sonora Blanche S.
Dabney, quien reside en- 290l Book
hout Street. Dallas. Texas.
Haze como cuatro anos-continuo
diciendo Ia sonora Dabney-tuve un
ataoue De tomaina. ocasionadO por
Iun eEveDenamiento deSpueS de tomar
helados. Y este parece ser el origen
de muy serias intermediates que me
sobrevinieron. Paso muy POGO ITEM
| DO para que TODD 10 que GONNA me ga
sionara terribles dolores en- la aoca
del est0mago. Sc formaban gases
que me producian dolores alrededor
del coraZon. cauSandome a mlSClo
g., tempo terribleS jaquecas. 4 peSac
de todoS mis- esfuerzoS para curarme,
mi eStado ~cmpeoraba de ola en- dIa
y Sc compiled con IN fuerte ataque
de reumatisno. En- ocasiones no ME
era possible materialmente ayudar en-
q trabajo de casa. viendome oblICada
variaS veceS a permanecer en- CANA
Dor tres 0 cuatro dias SeEuIdos. Pro
be cuanta medicinal conOcia, lncluyen-
do banos de aguas minerales, pero le-
los de ueiorar iba empeorando, a.
| grado de cue Ia vida para mi era Il
carga terrible. No podia conciliar e.
sueno y a la manana siguieHte me
hallaba mas cansada que e. dia an
terror.
".Algunos dc mis- amigos ne aeon
S~ejaron probara 81 TaRlac Y verda-
deramente fue IN beneficio muy
grande 81 que ne proporclonaron
pues creo ~firmemeHte que lie debo Ia
vida a esta medicina. Desce Ia Prl-
mera dosis empece a sentir una fran
ca mejoria. pues parecia ablandar,
suayizar Y Al miSmo tempo fortlti-
car nj est6mago, aumentaudo al mis-
mo tempo mi apeJito, al grade de
cue en- Ia actualidad puedo conner tan
20 como cualqujer persona. Nj sue
no es p~rofuudo Y reparador Y por las
mananas ne levanto lena &c ener-
cias para desempehar todas las Ia
bores domesticas. sin experimental
~cansanc;o nj molestias, en- fin, que
no e~ncuentro palabras con que EXPIRE.
sar mi gratitud por los beneficioS
recibidos de Ia magnifica medIcina
Tanlac."
Tanlac Sc venie en- San Antonio
| Dor Ia Wagner's Drug Co.. 407 r.
Houston ST.. ' por Ia Meters Phar-
. macy. 1922 West Commerce St, oa-
10 Ia direction personal de IN repre-
/ sertaute especial del Tanlac, 0 sc en-
viara Dor estas boticas a cualquier
! direction al reciDo de su valoc que
es 500 por botella, siempre que Sc
! i2cluyan estampillas sutic!entes pa
70 el porte. lA0').-
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da anoche por ordenes del jefe de Ia
Guarnicion de Ia plaza.
Este acuerdo fue debldo q que en-
la Casa del Obrero Mundial, 81 &C.
LIBRARIAN ncche a noche %juntas, en-
las que Sc acordaban huelgas Y paros.
Los obreros sinGicalizaoos ALI celebra
ban sus reuniones V cast siampre los
pr~incipaIes lideres cbreros eran IN
dividuos de nacionalidad cxtranJeTa,
agitadores de oficio, que pronuncla-
ban ante Ell elemento trabajador, dis
cursos peligrosos Y disolventes-
Pero los obreros no conformes o
que Ia Casa del Obrero Mundlai,
hubiera side clausurada, trasladaron
sus oficinas al pueblo del Arbol Gran
de. En- este lugar estan con toda
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neros Sc Quedaron a~bandonados, al
extreme Gle que no Sc sabe todavia
Ell p~aradero de Ia "Luisa'.
DeSpues de algunos dias llegaron
las dos Ianchas restantes, cuyos tri-
pulantes presentaron acusacion des-
de luego contra Morel, hacicHdolo
responsible dc 10 acaecido Y sobre to-
do, de la possible muerte de los dc Ia
"Luisa", que aUn no p~arecen.
Las a~utoridadeS del puerto hallaron
fundada Ia acusacion contra Ell omar
Dante Morel, consignandolo al Juez
de Distrito, qulan le abrio proceso,
a fin de definir responsibilities.
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MAyos MONEY EXCHANGE.
los West Commerce ST."
san Antonio, Texas
Muy scaore5 mIoS:-
Sin obligation pr mi pan. Hrysnsei nornarne lei pHo de sS eh"0'
Mexico. ash come de ss renesas de mgcancias pors 81 clena y Hsso'
Nj Direction @-
...
l. P-S a L
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COMERClANTES FUERON
FUSILADOS EN- TUXPAM, VERACRUZ.
Dos de eIIos cram prominentes capitalists que Sc drlglan
hacia Ell campamento de Pelaez

a~prehondidos les senores DeschampG
y Paucardo, fucrOn llevados 4 TuX-
pan. CT donde sin formation Gle eau
sa, nj requisite legal alguna. fueron
fusilados en- la plaza publica del
pueblo.
Agregan los informantes, que en-
IN pueblo cercano a Tuxpan. Sc re-
g~istraron successes analogos, pues unos
concentrates cuyos nombres 10 ma
sido possible averiguar. fueron apre-
hendidos Y f~usilados, sin ninguna for
mula legal. que pudiera justificar el
procedimiento, acusandoseies de pro-
porcionar ~pcrtIechos a los r~evoluclo-
narios.
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Esneci.l para IA PRENsA

Especial para Ia PRENSA
TAMPICO, Julio 24.-Viajeros cue
acaban Ge !Iegar a este puerto pro-
cedentes de Tuxpan, traen Ia noticia
de que POGO antes Ge CUE ellos sa-
!ieran de esa poblacion, fueron fusi-
lados dos c~onocidos capitalists We
ra~cruzanos los senCnes Deschamps y
Leon Paucardo.
Refieren los viajeros, que los men
cionados capitalists fueron sorpren-
didos por un grupo de fuerzas del
gobierno en- los precisos momentos
que sc internaban en- la Huasteca,
rumbo 3 los c~amramentoS dc Fe!aez.
Momentos de5pues de haoer sldo
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CLAUSURADA Ia
CASA OBRERA DE
TAMP!CO
La ~c!ausura Ia Iievo a Ca
bo Ia autoridad mill
tar del Puerto

TAMPICO, Julio 25.-La Casa del
Obrero Mundial, especie de Soviet
russo ~creaci6n Eeta del gcblcrno Y
revoluci6n carrancistas, fue clausura-
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Puede listed
Peinarse?

Pces er-onees tam
sisa puede coy-a- 81
os.o = e. &c sus aiHos
- ~ casa = 4 q bora
sue quiera. Gsando este
seac!l!isimo pero i'd
mirab!e a7arato ts bc.-
sll,o PueGe dear 50
cabelc largo " cc-0,
R--cSarc les iaGos Y
afeiaSs e. -ueilo- No
Sc -eaulere cNperlen-
c:a e. a2ara.o % asce
TODD. C6mP-e.o hoy
n!smo : sc sviAra. 10.
sSPerar 81 -u-7c -
una pe!gGueriz % IN
oz-o a a mi5ma le
Use. pcr % uercS "a
d Is d!aS So. IA POSI-
b:Edad &c IN cona=lo.
etc. En- reSU2en aho-
rra-a tempo y tlacES
, proteIe-s 81 Salud.
Pidalo G~I.ectamenLs a
MEXICAN CARD co.
Dept. 3. Box IL Sta- i.
San Antonio. Texas
4 n nan . 81
lnpo-te C SIPS o en-
vie I5c- Fara seSGrC y
f-AnQueo ) QaEus!C A.
-eclhi-.c.
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ST MAS TARDE VA I'D A
SER NUESTRO CLIENTE,
iPOR QUE NO DESDE
LUEGO? ASH Sc EVITA Ell
PELIGRO De PERDER.

clase de garantias, pues Ell jefe poll
tico del poblado, es I'm consumado
soclalista.
Hoy en- la tarde %ocurrio IN in
cendio q bordo de Ia lancha "Sabalo',
cue estuvo q 7unto de producer +
explosion que haDria ~ocasionado nu-
merosas victimas.
FL accidente Sc de5i6 a que III pa
sajero arrcjo un cigarro encendido
en- cl deposito de gasolina. Las per
dioas ocurridas en- el inceldio SO
calculan entire mil = mil quinientoa
pesos.
Cuando Decesite iihros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
BRITISH ADMIRE THE
AMERICAN HOMES

tCOrre~pOudrncr Of Associated Pres~I
LONDON, Oct l4-American wO-
men in England and some Of the
men TOO, have ga4eL l.rcjnclv the
past few days on photograph a. .l-
eriors Of modest American homes,
many Of which the London aaws-
napers are publishing to suggest im-
7rovement in English living Coudi-
lions Their drab surroundings in a
high-celing drawing room with its
inevitable coal crate fire makes
them covet the cozy. steam-heated
living rooms and clean convenient
kitchens they see pictured
Great Britain has its housing prob
en- as have other European nations
Vor months the health ministry has
tried TO adopt satisfactory schemes
for erecting new houses but has not
arrived at any national plan. Up to
October !, 5,O14 schemes had been
submitted but none OF them fit the
entire country.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
ARGONNE MINE
IS RARIN TO Go


Machinery Tor the Arsohhe Di'Iue
is nearly all Oh the spot ana IL w
cattermole' engineer Tor the lon0-
pah a GoIdieId railroad Is Iooh'"s
after the installation as lhe ch'ei
stockholders ol the lohopan "'"'"e
company are interested IN the AT
ronne. In Ia't the company was
one Of the i"'t organized ana ''e
rround was PAID Tor win cnecN
drawn by tn Ioh"p"h N'"'"E COM
pany. which '"HS'd people 10 '"'''N
hat c"rp"raj''" was ABOUT U" re
invest some ot ITS Pr'h'eN ''nop""
'arninsS IN the ne" o'S'r'c| " "'"
came to taking over 'ne group
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
MUST WITHDRAW
STRIKE ORDER
THE COURT SAYS

'Bl Associated Pre~Hp
INOIANAPOLlS, Nov S-The
United Mine Workers Of America
we're today ordered to withdraw their
strike order under which 400 600
men quit work November /. The
mandate was issued by United States
District Judge A. Anderson, after
nearing in which unon attorneys
fought vainly for chance to pre-
sent arguments on the right to
strike.
The union was given until Novem-
OeF II at 6 p. m. to issue the can
collation. This date was selected
because so many OF the defendants
were absent. Union attorneys ex.
paned that absentees must he sum.
moned by telegraph from many parts
" the country to issue the cancella-
'on order The attorneys announced
mat President Lewis and Secretary
'reen Of the union proposed obey
me the court order but that they
could not speak for their fellow
officials.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
ELKS OBSERVE
new HOLIDAY

Armistice day VIII be celebrated
y Touopah lodge. Il. = o. +. No
.ot2, Tuesday evening with pro
ram that viii combine patriotic and
,uJrrual features. Uncle Sans new
holiday will be observed by iuduCt
.ng fifty-sM candidates in the great
est patriotic order the country ever
mad The exercises will begin at
30 and all service men are request
I'd to wear uniforms The war rec
ord of Tonopah lodge is not sur
pass by that Of any other lodge Of
equal numbers as the records show
righty four stars in the service flag
and one gold star for Capt Kenneth
Booth. who made the supreme sac
rifice Liberty and Victory bonds
purchased and owned by the lodge
are valued at $l5,15O, backed by
q 600 in war savings stamps. The
lodge subscribed to and paid to the
" ious war activities, the sum of
&o.244.5O.
All visiting Elks are cordially In
vide At the conclusion Of the cere-
monies. lunch will be served
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
WAGE CONTRACT IS RATIFIED
BY MEN Of TWO DISTRICTS

snned work and other advantages
calculated to reduce the cost Of liv-
ing Ratification was made effective
70 August IS. 1920 This establishes
new scale OF wages and basis OF
living for the Tonopah and Divide
districts and puts an end to all re-
ports that operators and workers
could not reach an agreement The
agreement in full follows:
First-The operators agree to es-
ablish a commissary within sixty
days OF the ratification Of this agree
ment to sell the necessities Of life
to their employees at cost, plus oper
ating expenses The employees shall
have equal representation on The ad
visOry board whose duty it will be
to see that goods are being sold to
employees on cost basis and without
profit and to act in an advisory
capacity with regard to the general
policy and operation Of the store
and to recommend any changes
which may in their opinion he mad,
n the interest of harmony and co
operation ~ between the store and
is patrons and for the benefit OF
employees
Second Coal shall ho sold and de
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
ToNOPAH MINER WARNS
MEN AWAY FROM 5lssEE

J II Brennan, formerly employed
In Tonopah. writes Joe White from
Pisb4e Ari1. as follows; 81 am not
much stuck on this place. but hear
IT Is A fine winter climate, so | Will
stav here until spring That Is II
tho coal strike does not shut every
thing down. don't think you had
batter send my trunk until we see
how tbe coal strike goes Work Is
not very plentiful down here and l
vor,d not advice any miners TO
come"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
MEDIATOR SUFFERS FOR
STOPPING A QUARREL

Grant Trask was sentenced to sixty
days In jail without option OF fine
hv Justice Grier on the charge Of
having beaten d l. Shipman. The
latter lives on St Patrick street
near Bryan avenue and was reused
fr m his sleep the other morning by
cries of a woman Slipping on his
clothing Shipman ran out to find
that Trask was beating his wife n
an unmerciful manner Shipman in
terfered to save the woman when
Trask turned and smashed him over
the head with a club and hurled
rocks which made several ugly dents
IN his head Shipman had Trask
arrested with the result given above
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
BIG SATURDAY ON
THE STOCK EXCHANGE

tuiu sales on the san Francisco
Stock exchange tins morning showed
a turnover Of 10000 shares, the
greatest in the history of the eN-
taange for Saturday, which is one
hour shorter than other days OF the
week
Thomson took the play away from
Ren Hur this morning by shooting
from yesterdays opening at II to
sales at 25. The stock was whimsi-
cal opening at 90, selling up to %.
reacting to 10, advancing to 20 and
closing with 1000 shares at IS The
stock is said to be highly suscep
ticla 10 hullsh influences as there
ar. not more than 100000 shares
.rd outside the treasury and the
.artanv Is figuring on making an
,,l, START to pick up the Belcher
vt ledge Sales Of Thomson ag-
rrogated $4,000 shares Ben Hur
cave an opportunity for scalpers to
cot in and out two or three times
auth p range Of 36 10 20 and clos
inv AT "a on sales Of $4,000 shares
Ron Hur Ext. is slated for bic
h,,st rext week. according To inside
t,neters who are expecting Tur
away market. Chariot sold to me
Cv.oc, Of $4,000 shares, closing at 1
following a sale at - on a buyer
ho,etone which Is held largely h'
the interest that brought Ren HUI
+, the front had orders that ah
sorhcd o. OOo shares m to - an'
rrOsir,p ~ 10
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
BRITISH FORCE
IN TIGHT PLACE


tCOrrrspOndcUce Of Associated PEeHHI
Nh, BlNGEL, oct / During the
.vacuauon of the Dyiua region the
British force. while withdrawing
from I-svaga. lost four men killed
and eleven wounded as the result Of
Il ruSe by bolsheyi,ts. General Sadler
Jackson narrowly escaped death.
As the British were retiring. the
enemy concealed themselves in a
who'd on the Dvina When the Brit
ish came down the river in boats
the bolshevists opened fire General
Sadler-JacksOu was in the first craft
and a bullet passed within two inches
Of his head Next came a barge
nIl of Royal Fusiliers. four Of whim
we're killed and eleven wounded Il
$ believed that the enemy command
nr intended to attack the Yacht Ret
yisan on which were all the mem
Ners Of the British staff However.
he mistook the barge for the Yacht.
which came down the river later
s-0N~A$ANSNS-SAS- 80 = @SsNN%~SSS .
Charles A StOneham & Co, Of New
York, which has reached the brec-
ciated zone with fair values in the
shaft. The Argonne has had assays
as high as 1920 and Is regarded as
one Of the coming properties Of the
district,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-08
JAPANESE
REPL ! IS
FRIENDLY

TOXIC Nov S.-The conCiliatory
and dignl.ed nature OF the Japanese
ren.y 90 the American note of Sep
,ember COMPLAINING of lack Of co.
operation OF japanese troops in the
operation Of the trans-Siberian rail
way Is believed here to have re
moved any danger of serious compli,
cations between Japan and the
United States over conducting the
road In effect the reply ratifies
1e agreement reached at Vladiyos-
@ by Roland Morris. United States
AMBASSADOR and General OF, com
rlldng the Japanese forces in east.
en- Siberia, and commits Japan to
O pertta in the future.
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'b> Associated PreAaI
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8--Deporta.
ION Of all aliens engaged in Red
activities has been determined upon
ny the department OF justice AttUr
ney General Palmer announced. De,
ialls OF the wide clean up Of radicals
last night and today show that more
than 2Oo were arrested in eighteen
cities. Palmer has asked the depart.
ment OF labor to deport them all
Included among the material and lit.
"raure seized by govarn mrnt agents
wer" quantities of articles used in
bombs a complete counter.
feiting outfit, a large supply Of
onnterteit notes, thousands OF pieces
t literature described as of an in.
= . . . . . e.
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STRIKE ENDED
IN A SHIPYARD


tHN associated PresuD
Los ANGELES, Nov S-The
Southwestern Shipbuilding company
yard, in Los Angeles harbor resumed
active operations today after having
been closed about five weeks, follow,
ing strike Of employees
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boarding house keepers after ar.
rangement with such boarding house
keepers has been made to the end
hat they furnish board to employees
at $3.50 per month This clause
to become effective at time store
become, fully operative and bonus
withdrawn.
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WOMEN ATHLETES
IN NEXT OLYMPlAL


~ Associated freSs1 49,
LAUSANNE, switzerland. NOV. D
Women competitors will be wei
comed at the next Olympic in Ant
wprp in 1920 on the same conditions
as men. It was said at headquarters
NJ the central Olympic committee
here
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NO CONTROL OVER
THE SUGAR CROP

10y Associated PreanI
NEW YORK, Nov, S.-The sugar
equalization board issued state.
u'ent today explaining that It had
10 control over the present beet
sugar crop and is willing that It be
soId anywhere in the United States
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COAL TONNAGE
IS IMPROVING

Hy NsEUCiuttd PreHHI
WASHl>UrON, Nov. S--The pro-
duction Of h.umnous coal last Sat
-rday. the urst day Of the coal
strike. wa, 10000 tons. This com
parea wrn The average normal daily
output ol ueurly q million tons.
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At the meeting last night OF the
Tonnpah mine and mill workers or
ganiation the contract entered into
during the afternoon by the execu-
tive committees Of the workers and
operators was formally ratified This
gives the men an advance Of so
cent, q day from the time they re-
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