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Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-21
ANGELES TURNED
 DOWN BY ERWIN
U. s. Commander Refuses to Conduct Any Dealings
 With Rebel Chief

FL PASO, June 2O.-'I decline to have any communication whatsoever with you or your principal" Brig Gen. James B. Erwin replied today to communication received from Gen. Felipe Angeles, scommanding revolu- tionary forces in Mexico, regarding the reason American troops crossed the border last Sunday night.
 courier from General Angeles camp near Samalayuca, 30 miles south of the border, who arrived here last night, today delivered the com munication to General Erwin. It was signed by General Angeles and bore the seal of Villas revolutionary gov ernment.
 The reply was transmitted to Gen eral Angeles by the same courier, who left immediately for the revolu- tionary headquarters.
 There is but one government in
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VATICAN
 DOMINATING
 OVER LEAGUE
Catholic Nations Could Put Protestant Under Sway Of Pope, Says Sen. Sherman Such Inference 'Monstrous,
 Declares Sen. Ashurst Of Arizona In Warm Reply

WASHINGTON, June 20. - While
 the senate was threshing over issues
 of the League of Nations controversy
 today in four hours of running debate, league opponents started a revival of sentiment for some definite action on the subject.
 The debate, winch several tines ran into bitter passages, turned up new issue when it was charged that the league would have a majority of Ro- man Catholic members who might be influenced to bring the Protestant world under the domination of the vatican
 The discussion outside the senate chamber regarding the course of league opponents developed consider able difference of opinion among the leaders and failed to produce any def mite plans of action.
 In these discussions Elihu Root, former secretary of state, was a cen- tral figure, talking over the situation with Senator Knox, Republican, Penn sylvania, and other opposition lead CTS. Tonight Chairman Lodge of the foreign relations committee, returned to the capital to take part in the con- ference.
 Some senators thought the opposi- tion would bring the plan to the point of action tomorrow so the senate could go on record before the peace negotiations end at Versailles, Mon- day The more general prediction. however, was that the subject would go over into next week.
 It was Senator Sherman, Republi- can of Illinois, who introduced the religious feature. Recalling the tra- ditional papal claims to temporal pow CT, he warned that the A delegates Catholic nations in the league assembly would hold in their hands a dangerous power to reunite church and state.
 Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Ari- zona, replied, declaring the inferences- drawn were "monstrous" and would not be taken seriously by any sens ibIe man. Senator Sheppard, Demo crat, Texas, eulogized the League of Nations as offering the "firmest bar rier against war humanity has yet known"
 Consideration of opposition plans centered during the day a round Sen ator Knox's resolution by which the senate would ask that it be permitted to pass on the peace terms without or rejecting for the pres ent the League of Nations At first it had been hoped to get action on this proposal before Monday. but the best its supporters now believe pos sible is test vote.
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600 MEXICAN FEDERAL TROOPS ARRIVE LN NACO:
 TWO ARMY ALRllEN KILLED ON WAY TO BORDER
Cook Tells HOW
 PGnchO' Fled At First U. s. Shot

 FL PASO, June 2o.-ViIIa is without a cook. PasquaI Casa retti, an Italian, who has been with Villa since he started his present campaign, crossed the bor- der Monday and today was ar raigned before a United States commissioner charged with Vio- lating the passport law.
 Casaretti said he was with Villa when American artillery first fired into Mexico last Sunday.
 We were under a cottonwood tree about mile from the race track" he said. "The signal can non in Fort Hidalgo had just fired a solid shot which hit in the ground near by. We all Iauqhed at it. That cannon only said boom and hurt nobody.
 "Then we heard somethino down near the American border go boom and there was a Iona 'sw-i-i-sh' ending with a bang right close by.
 "los A m CT c anos,' Villa shouted, and galoped away to- ward the mountains"
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EEpERALs REPAIR RAILROAD

JUAREZ, Mexico, June 20.-Troops destined for the Casas Grandes dis trict to guard Mormon colonists, are being detained along the way by the necessity of repairing sections of the railroad destroyed by Villa forces, prior to their recent attack on this city, it was learned today.
 Repair crews are placing the rail road south in condition for use again, and part of the troops bound for Casas Grandes are guarding these workers. while the others are bein held here.
 Repairs will be completed within two or three days, these officers said, to such an extent that trains can be run to within a short distance of the colonies. The repair crew yesterday worked only two or three miles from Juarez, but today was working about eight miles south of here.
 "John Anderson 'an American citi- zen, killed in Juarez last Saturday night, when Villa forces fought their way into the city, really was John Henderson McLaren," it was learned today at the American consulate, which is preparing a final report on his death. He had a brother living in Hobart, Ind, to whom word of his death has been sent.
 MeLaren according to information
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and mischievious. He said there had never been such suggestion except in the newspapers and that no such mandate has ever been contemplated.
 LOS ANGELES, June 2O-Presid- ing Judge Dana Weller of the super for court tonight issued a temporary restraining order preventing striking telephone operators or linemen from interference with employees of the Southern California Telephone com pany or the operation of the com pany's business. The order was made returnable next Friday.
 LITTLE ROCK, June 2O.-Circuit Judge w. c. Hendrix today held that voters of Arkansas have not the right to pass on the action of the recent Arkansas legislature in ratifying the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution.
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PARIS, June 2o.-The Temps
 understands that Matthias Erz-
 berger, if he takes power in Ger
 many will ask two notifications
 of the peace treaty. The first
 will be the turning down of the
 clause concerning responsibnI-
 ty for the War, so as to spare
 Germany susceptibiIities, ana
 the second abandonment of pros
 ecution of the former emperor.
 PARIS. June 20.-The news of the political changes in Germany was made known to the American dele. gation while it was meeting with President Wilson. It caused consid. erable satisfaction and was interpre- ted as an indication that Germany VII accept the treaty.
 The selecton of Herr Noske to head the new cabinet, if the report is con- firmed, is a surprising factor as he had been regarded as an opponent Of signing. It is known, however, there has been considerable shift in the attitude of various politicians, parties and newspapers lately and experts here on the German situa. tion think that Noske as the strong man" of the administration may, per haps bring a favorable change in the German government
 The greatest difficulty is to real ize how Herr Noske, the chief ex- ponent of force toward the Indepen- ents and the Spartacans. can work with the Independents, who. at pres ent are the strongest advocates of signing the treaty. It is possible, however. that Hugo Hasse, leader of the Independent Socialists. and his party, will place the necessity of peace for Germany above their hatred
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SUPREME ALLIED COUNCIL CONFIRMS
 FOCH PLAN FOR ADVANCE ON GERMANY

PARIS June 2o7y the Associated PressThe
  of time
  army other military chiefs explained details Schiedemann plans It is not expected the order for the allied exactly the mstce but indicated today that there delay in the
 Baron sonnlno not present the tact General Cavalerro that the allies position changed by the overthrow of the Orlando government
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TO MEET JUNE $
 ON RECLAMATION

meeting of the statewide committee on cooperation and organization in connection with the launching of a campaign to coordinate all reclama- tion and irrigation projects in Ari- zona, and to save and use all water shed water in order to add another 2,000,000 acres to the states produc- ing land, has been called to meet in Phoenix Wednesday, June 20.
 The plan originally was submitted to the Phoenix chamber of commerce and the Maricopa county realty board by George H. Maxwell, executive di- rector of the National Reclamation association.
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NosKE HAS RIVAL

BERLIN, June 2O.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)-Between Herr Noske. the minister of defense. and Dr. Muel Ter, under secretary of the war food bureau, the race for premiership seems to be a strong one, although Mueller seems to have the advantage on account of his greater adaptabili- ty in meeting the desires of the h. dependents.
 An Independent leader told the cor respondent today it was a matter of indifference to the Independents who was chosen. as neither man was liked, but that Noske was least liked be- cause he would antagonize hundreds of thousands of persons who regard him as a bloodhound and oppress- or"
 The Democrats, still figh.ing against signing, today expellel Baron von Richthofen from the peace com mittee because he favored signing the treaty.
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DEATH HALTS SQUADRON 0N
 BORDER DUTY.
Plane Catches Fire In Air; Pilot Burns To Crisp; Two Other Planes Are Wrecked Carranza Troops Arrive At Naco On Way To Douglas Border; Chihuahua Quiet

WACO, June 20.-A train of 13 cars, containing about 600 federal troops en route to Agua Prieta from Hermosillo, arrived in the railroad yards at Naco, Sonora, early tonight. Detrainment was begun at once and it is under stood the overland march to Aqua Prieta, 28 miles east of here, will be started early in the morning. Several cars of horses were in the train indicating that many if not all the troops are cavalry men.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June 20 Two army aviators whose names could not be learned, were killed and two planes of squa- drons flying from Ellington field, Houston, Texas, to the Texas border, were wrecked today at Del Rio. Texas. according to long distance message from there tonight.
 The death of the two aviators occurred when they were starting a flight to Fl Paso.
 Spectators said. the machines apparently caught fire in tine air and the observer fell or jumped out, receiving injuries from which he died shortly afterward. The pilot, strapped in the machine, was burned beyond recognition. The second accident occurred when another plane, attempting to rise, overturned. A third plane, the message said, was wrecked while making a landing yester- day.
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PEACE MEET SUMMARY lRY the Associated PressN

Latest advices from Berlin are to the effect that the German cabinet has resigned, and that President Ebert re- tains office only temporarily.
 Friday passed with various conflict
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Late NeWs Bulletins

MORALES, June 20. - Two deaths and many cases of sun stroke, due to the extreme heat, occurred yesterday at Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico, according to teIe- graphic adVices received today from American Consul Yost at Guaymas.
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and distrust of the minister of na- tional defense.
 The possibility must, however, be borne in mind that Minister Noske may have been called to head the government as the strongest man in moment of national crisis, not ne cessarily to sign unpopular condi- tions of peace, but to constitute an administration capable of riding out the coming storm
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WARSAW, Tuesday, June 17.-De- layed dispatches received from the frontier of eastern Galicia state that the Ukrainian army is concentrated between Gbrucz and the Dniester riv- CT. The Ukrainians have attacked Tarnople and have penetrated the town. The population is fleeing.
 WASHINGTON, June 20.-Acting Secretary of State Polk today char acterized reports of a possible Bri- tisb mandate over Mexico as absurd
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PARIS June 2o(ey reports rece the military ing (Fday Germany is still the - T VI es"'s
 will be mans unable A - s Ne'
 representatives of cnedemann the German chancellor of the combination still prominently rerred to possibilities ellorshp
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WE|MAR |S GUT OFF TRIM WORLD BY 4 NATIONAL RA|L
 STRIKE IN MIDST IF CRISIS

Entire Ebert Cabinet Resigns And He Declares He VIII Fall With Scheidemann; Herr Noske Most Hated Man In
 Germany To Be New Premier While Won Bernstorff WEI Go To Paris To Sign The Treaty Spartacans Start Strike
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-21

BERLIN June 2O-(By the Associated Press)-Tbe cabinet resigned o'clock this morning President Fbert will retain his office temporarily
 WElMAR Thursday, June I9-(By the Associated Fress)-Wema tonight is completely cut off from every commumcalon with all sections of Germany because of suddenly called railway strike Airpanes and the teeoranb are the only means of communication Government circles in the strike Sparacan attempt against tbe COW e
 The given for the strike is demand for an in; crease in wages
 Meanwhile, the German government and the various political leaders held here until further notice ma oty ot those here do have sufficient clothes and fresh linen to last than day or two
 Vi. FARlS, June ZO.-An unconfirmed report received here from the army intelligence bureau at Coblenz saws United States has been named minister of foreign affairs and that he will Versailles to sign the peace treaty
 BERLIN June 20-(By the Associated Press)-It stated good authority today that President Ebert had decided to stand fall with Chancellor Scheidemann be cause he felt he must rather than sign the treaty
 PARIS June 20.-( (EIavas) s)-Whether the Germans sign not Premier Cemenceau the Echo de Paris says will make known to the chamber of deputies Tuesday that part taken by France framing the peace terms The newspaper says in of negative reply from the Germans the allied troops will Frankfort the first day of the advance and the Ruhr industrial region the second day ing Fray) Germany reconsuon of the sJ
 an ehdeaVo
 It is expected in Paris by the Ger
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BERLIN, June 20.-(By the Assoc cabinet resigned at o'clock this morning will retain his office temporarily.
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