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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01

Ell Senado rechaz6 el sabado
pasado, cuando nadie esperaba
Sc fuese a tomar el voto, la en-
mienda presentaada al tratado
Dor ell senador republicano John
son. mediante la cual Sc queria
dar a los Estados Unidos un nu-
nero de votos, en- cualquier cues
ton, igual en- la Liga de las Ma
clones al que poseen en- su asam-
blea la Gran Bretafa y suS cm-
co dominios aut6nomcP. Esta
enmienda fu6 rechazada, reci.
biendo 38 votos en- favor y 4C
en- contra. De los senadOres au.
sentes, que eran bastanteS, sole
dos estaban en- su favor, de ma
nera que la mayoria total en- 81
contra hubiese sldo mas grande
de haber sido votada en- otr:
OCCASION.
Esta semana rechaz6 tambler
ell Senado otra enmienda que ha
bia sido originalmente propuestt
por ell senador Sherman, repu
blicano, de Illinois, pidiendo qut
Sc hiciera una ligera modifca
ci6n al texto, aludi6ndose a Ii
deidad. Esta enmienda fu'
puesta indefinidamente sobre !;
mesa por 81 votos contra 27. 0
ira enmienda presentada por G
senador Moses, similar a la d
johnson, fue rechazada, votan
do sc. senadores en- favor y AZ el
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01
FL GObiernO TOma
Energicas Medidas SObre
la Huelga del Carbon
Ell Presidente Agoto Todos los Recur-
SOS para Lograr que la Union Res
cindiera la Orden de Huelga

Albuquerque, n. NJ. Octubre 81. =
De los $4,000 mineros de carbon que
hay en- Nuevo MejicO. solo el Is por
cientO pertenecen la union, pOr 10
que Sc cree que la huelga no alcanza-
ra aqui grandes pronorciOnes.
Indianapolis, Oct. 81 En- los tribu-
males fedeTales Sc ha expedidO hoy
aqui una Orden impidiendo a los direc-
torres de los United Mine Workers of
America tOmar pasO alguno para di-
rigir la huelga. Dicen los miemhrOs de
la iunta direCtiva de la union, que ca
liliCan este de un gran ultraje a la H.
bertad, que este no impedira la huel-
ga.
Walsenburg Colo, Oct. 3D. Hoy a
las dos de In tarde cOmenEaron a.
bandonar el trabaiO los mineros de es
ia lOcalidad.
Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. 81 Los di
reCtOres de la union de minerOs en- es
te estadO han recibidO hoy un mensa
lie de la directiva naciORal susnendien
do la huelga en- este estadO.
Despu6s de los esfuerzos he
chos por el secretario del Ira
bajo, Sr. Wilson, obrando POI
instrucciones del Presidente Viii
son y por su propia cuenta, pa
ra que rescindieran los directo
res de la union de los mineros !;
orden dada para que Sc declara
ra la huelga ell dia / del presen
te, dirigi6 el Presidente Wilson
una carta personal a dichos ele
mentos obreros, haciendoles We
10 arbitrario de su acci6n y 10
contratiempos que al pals causa
ria tai huelga, y pidiendo que 5
desistiera de ella y Sc sometie
ran las diferencias entire los pa
! tronos Y los obreros al arbitrajt
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01

quia apelaron de esta decision.
que afrm6 en- todas sus parties
ell supreme tribunal del estado,
decidiendo que no pueden mer-
marse los devechos lie clalQuier
regante individualmenta sin que
no Sc le haya demandado parti-
cularmente y &C 10 haya dado Ia
Oportunidad de expresar sus de-
rechos ante los tribunales. .,rs
Las acequias comunales, afr
ma la corte suprema, son ace
quias pGblicas, tai como las Sc
hala la secci6n 5731 del c6digo
de 1915.
Y sigue la corte suprema di-
ciendo que segGn las leyes exis-
tentes, todo dueho de terrenos
cue sean irigados por alguna
acequia debe trabajar en- la re-
Iparaci6n y cuidado de la misma
en- proportion a la terra que
lriegue; Y es deber de todos aque-
Hos que posean terra regada por
dicha acequia el ayudar al cui-
dado y reparaci6n de la totalidad
de la misma, y que cualquier re-
glamento de cualquiera de dl-
chas acequias comunales que re-
quiera a todos los regantes de
tai acequia a contribuir a la re-
paac6n de Ia misma de otra
.mmera que la senalada por los
estatutos es nula y sin valor al
guno.
4 Cualqujar rcEIamento, termi-
ma dicieudo cl supreme, 0 cual-
quier ordenanza, aprobada por
cuaIquier corporation particular
0 cuaIquier municipsidad, para
= ser Waldo, debe gtenerse a la ley
general, y cuando no sea asi, es
decir, cuando tai reglamento u
! ordenanza contravenga los es-
tatutos del eStado, Quedara in
Z Waldo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01
UN MEJICANO ES FL SOL
DADO MAS CONDECORADC

La prensa toda ha estado ha-
ciendo ca,urosos elogios de Mar
celino Serna, un mejicano que, al
entrar los Estados Unidos a la
guerra, Sc hizo ciudadano anne
ricano Y Sc alist6 en- el Ei6rcito,
en- uno de los cuerpos que prime
ramente marcharon a Francia, a
combatir por los ideales de liber-
tad Y democracia.
Serna do pruebas de I'm valor
temerario en- donde quiera que
estuvo, Y en- la batalla del Ar
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01
Ell SenadO ReChaza
TOdas las EnniendaS
Presentadas al TratadO
No Queda va Ninguna sin Discutir, y
Sc Espera que Pronto Sc Pase la
Votacion Definitiva

contra, asi como 10 fue un subs
tituto del senador Weeks, esti-
pulando que todOs los dominios
aut6nomos britanicos votaran en-
globo, Y teniendo un solo voto,
en- la Liga. Este substitute re-
cibi6 81 votos favorables Y AZ
adversos. Otra enmienda de- Sc
nador Johnson, tambi6n sobre la
manera de votar en- la Liga, fut
rechazada, por un voto de 80 ell
favor y 43 en- contra.
Con este quedan eliminadas
todas las 46 enmiendas presen.
tadas al tratado por la mayors
republican, de la comisi6n sobrt
relaciOnes exteriores, y ademas
la enmienda Sherman y la 0lti
ma de Johnson, presentadas POI
estos dos senadores individual!
mente.
Ahora sc pasara a la presen
taci6n de reservaciones al trata
do, y hay quien afrma que /;
administration aceptara algu
mas. Sobre este punto no ha!
de todos modos NADIA definitivo
pOrque al presente no estan to
davia de acuerdo los senadore
que favorecen reservacione
"floias" y los que las quierel
"fuertes" 0 sean los que estaba.
en- favor de enmendar ell trata
do y que han sido derrotados e.
toda la Inca.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01
UN BUQUE De GUERRA DE
CAPRANEA ROMRARDFA
UNA PACIFICA P0BLA-
CION

Laredo, TEXAS, Oct. 18.-Fru-
to del panico y de los procedi-
mientos brutales del carrancis-
mo, el Progreso, enviado por el
"gobierno" para someter a los
obreros que Sc habian declarado
en- huelga en- Minatitlan, abri6 el
fuego a canonazos sobre la po-
blaci6n, en- la que les decian quo
habia un gran nGmero de rebel.
des, Y causando enormes estra-
gos entire los habitantes pacif
cos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01

pero la entrega del metalico a.
los bandidos la llev6 cabo ell.
abagado Sr. Mestre, por mucho.
tempo empleado por ell Sr. Jenk-
ms, y Sc ha dicho que Suminis-
traron los 10000 d6lareS los a
Sociados de este. ES de creerSe,
de todos modos, que Sc exigira
al Gobierno de Mejico que, case
de no haberlo va heeho, hagl
buena esta Suma a quienesquiera
la hayan SatiSfechO a los bando-
leros plagiarioS.
Los AviadOres AsesinadOs en-
la Baja California
San Diego, Oct. 27.-Ayer al
mediodia lego este puerto e.
destroyer Aaron Ward, trayendo
los cadaveres de los tenientes
Cecil H. Connolly, de San Diego
~ Frederick B. Waterhouse, de
Weiser, Idaho, aviadores del
ejercito americana, que fueron
muertos EN- la Baja California, y
donde habian volado despues dc
perder su derrotero de Yuma q
San Diego, ell q de agosto.
FL Ward traio tambi6n la no.
ticia Official de que los avaidore.
habian sido asesinados por dos
pescadores de M6jico, y que Ia
ldentidad de estos individuos e.
conocia tanto del gobierno anne
rlcano como del gobierno de Me
; Jlco, y que Sc habian dado los pa
SOS conducentes a su captura
para ser juzgados.
Washington, Oct. 27.-Ho,
hizo saber la Secretaria de Esta
: do que Sc habia enviado una no
: ia a Mejico, relativa a la apre
hensi6n de los presuntos asesi
nos de los tenientes Connolly
, Waterhouse
Hoy Sc dejaba yer que habi
una gran indignation en- los eli
culoS ofciales por la muerte d
los aviadores, Y 81 Sc confrma
oticialmente los rumores de u
aseslnato odioso, parece 10 ma
probable que el congreso tomar
j alguna medida para lamar a M
d llco a cuentas.
Sc hizo manifesto aqui la es
peranza de que Sc lleve a cabo |
; apprehension de los asesinos. 90
: las fuerzas del coronel Can't
, por haber este manifestado fire
> cuentemente su amistad para 10
Estados Unidos. 81 los asesino
d de los dos aviadores no son q
: lprehendidos en- breve plazo po
las autoridades meiicanas, Sc pt
dira en- el congreso ell envio d
}. una expedition militar americs
ma a la Baja California.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01
Ell REY ALBERTO
BAUTIZA UN BUQCF

Filadelfia, Oct. 27-El rey
Alberto de B6lgica cerr6 hoy su
vista a Filadelfia con el bautizo
de un buque transporte, el Can
tigny, que fue botado al aqua en-
los astilleros de Hog Island.
FL general Pershing Sc encon.
traba en- el grupo de personas
que presenciaron la botadura de
barcO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01

AL mismo tempo hizo cons.ar
el President que tomalfa Guam
Ia medida fuese necesaria, por
energica que fuera, para garan-
THAR la libeltad del trabajo. J
evtar al pals los enormes PER-
juicios que tai huelga acarrea-
ria, especialmente en- esta esta.
ci6n.
Desgraciadamente, los direc-
torres de la union no han queri-
do reScindir su orden, Y la huel-
ga debe haber estallado hoy a "a
madrugada. Los mineros dc
carbon ganan actualmente, Sc
gun sc los dice, un promedic de
ocho pesos al dfa, por ocho ho-
ras de trabajo, seis dias a Ia Sc
mana, y sus demandas equivalen
a obtener la semana solamente
cinco dias de trabajo, de seis
horas cada uno, Y el cincuenta
por ciento de aumento de sueldo.
Naturalmente, la actitud asu-
mida por los obreros, y especial
mente el hecho de que Sc decla-
raran en- huelga en- este tempo
tan critico, desoyendo las de-
mandas del Presidente, ha eau
sado muy mala impression entire
ell pGblico, que, al fin Y al cabo,
es ell que paga los platos rotos,
pues todas las ALIAS de precios
recaen sobre 6l. La union, por
i (Pasa a la pagina oetava)
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01
HEROE SEPuLTAnO

Con los honores militares del
caso fu6 sepultado Ell microbes
% de octubre, en- Santa Fe, q
soIdado Anastacio Mcntoya, de
dieh dudad, que mpllt en- Sibe-
ria 81 dia : de julio dcl presente
aho.
FL campo de la Legion Ameri-
cana establecido en- Santa Fe
asisti6 EN- corporation a los fu-
nerales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01
MAS SOBRE la CUES
ton DE NElIGO
Energicas Notas del
Gobierno Americana
dlngldaSrecIentemente
al del Sr Canranza.

FL Gobicrno de Washington
dirigi6 eI sabado una endrgicl
nota al de Ia ciudad de Mtiico,
manifestando que debia ser in.
mediatamente rescatado ci ageu-
te consular de los Estados Uni
dos en- PuebIa, ST. jenkins, que
habia sido pIaqiado dias anJas
por mo. bmdidos, auu en- cl ca
so de que tuyiese que pagan r.
Gobicrno mej.cano Bs Sl50,O0o,
ORC americana, que exigian los
bandidos por su rescatc.
Sc afrma que los bandidos ma
nifestaron que no querian que
pagasen dicho dinero nj Ia fami-
Iia de Jenkins nj los Estado-
Unidos, pues 10 que buscaban es
que los pagase el GOblerno dc
CarTanZa.
Jenkins en- Libertad.
Washington, Oct. 27.-La Sc
cretaria de Estado recibio hoy
confirmation Official de la liberia
ci6n de Jenkins, enviada por u
embajada americana en- M6jico.
FL infolme dice que fu6 paga
do a los malhechoYcs que secaes
traron a jenkins, e rescate do
$15o.000.
No Sc ha indicado exactamen
te quien suministr6 el dinero
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-11-01

A LOS ANUNCIANTEs
GarantizamOs mayor eireula-
ci6n que cualquier Otro semana.
rio o diariO seglar en- NuevO Me-
XieO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11
REPEAL OF APPAREL
TAXATION IS PLANNED
kitehin to Seek Change When
Bill IL Signed.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 1o.--Chairran
Kitchin OF the House Ways and Means
Committee announced to-day that at
room as President Wilson signed the new
war revenue bill he would introduce a
resolution for the repeal Of tho SO
called luxury taxes applying TO articles
Of wearing apparel.
The luxury tax. carried In section s04
OF the bill, imposes q 10 per cent levy
on and after May I. 1919. on a long
list OF articles, costing more than q
specified amount. Included among the
articles are hats stockings, neckties
shirts. waists and practically all wear
Ing apparel for men and women.
Mr.. Kitchin's announcement to-day
followed the receipt Of telegram from
the National Retail Dry Goods Asso-
cia''on. representing more than 600 re-
tail dry goods and department stores,
protesting against the tax and request
Ing the Introduction OF a resolution for
its repeal.
Republican Leader Lodge to-day voiced
preliminary protest against the bill's
semi-luxury tax OF 10 per cent on high
priced articles OF wear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11
SUFFRAGE LOST IN
SENATE BY 1 VOTE


would not mean negro supremacy. White
men and white women would continue
control over negro men and negro
women"
II will vote for the resolution. because
I believe In It," said Senator Calder
On W. He did not discuss the propo-
sitlon. but urged that medals Of honor
be issued TO women war workers.
Though the Senate galleries were filled
with women there was no demonstration
as the roll was called and It was seen
that the amendment had been defeated.
Proponents OF the amendment had pre-
pared statements In advance, asserting
that the fight would be continued In tho
Sixty-sixth Congress.
Senator Jones IN. ny. chairman Of
tho Woman Suffrage Committee, was
disappointed by the vote. but admitted
that nothing could have been gained by
delaying II further. lie Is confident the
amendment will be passed by the next
Congress. THE men who voted against
the amendment took terrible respon-
sibility." he asserted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11

IN case OF any person known or alleged
to be intoxicated he may call upon the
court to summon the drunkard and the
person suspected OF having given him
drink. and should either OF them, on
their appearance, refuse to TESTIFY
against themselves or each other they
may be committed for contempt Of court
The constitutional rights OF the drink
ing citisen appear to loom small to the
trainers OF the enforcement bill. Having
provided that he must testify against
himself or go TO jail. they provide that
he may not bs made to suffer any for
fixture or penalty on account OF his
testimony and that It shall not be re-
ceivable against him In any other GRIM
inal proceeding.
The bill declares that any building
where alcohol is illicitly sold is a
nuisance and provides for it's abatement
by injunction with II fine, and dis
ability against It, providing that If it
is a drug store. II may not be reopened
for two years.
One thousand dollars Is the penalty
suggested for violating the terms of an
Injunction order and from this sum
down 10 $50, all through the bill. pen
alties bristle on every page.
Final provisions require that no alco-
hol shall be featured or displayed In
advertising anywhere in the State; that
any one injured by an intoxicated per-
son may sue the person ar persons who
gave the rumhound his liquor, and that
any one who permits cider TO ferment
must within one month. render II not
drinlsable by adding mother OF vinegar
to II.
The bill ends with provisions that all
conflicting laws are hereby deemed sus-
pended and that this act take effoct on
July l, 1919.
Near Beers in Peril.
the Excise Department, said tonight
that the trend of New York State court
decisions is to hold that the excise law
in It's present form means that no bev-
erags containing any degree of alcohol
shall be permitted to be sold in dry
territory.
Literally the law means that TO
beverage containing any percentage OF
alcohol, no matter how slight. shall be
sold where traffic in liquors 10 pro-
hib!ted," Mr.. Sanders said. This would
even exclude some OF the so-called near
beers"
The only court decision in the State,
which In pertinent, was handed down
in the Malt Rose case. This was tried
IN st Lawrence county The drink
contained from 7s-l0o to lis per cent.
alcohol. The trial court held to sell
this IN dry territory was in violation
OF the statute. and the Appellate d.
vision sustained the ruling. Mr.. San
ders says no believes II there Is further
litigation over the Interpretation OF al
coholic beverages the St Lawrence
county case will be followed as a prece-
dent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11
ERNESTO MADERO rs FREED.
Sentence Is Suspended After Plea
of Technical Guilt.

The case OF Ernesto Madero. Minister
Of Finance under his uncle's Presidency
Of Mexico, was disposed Of yesterday by
Judge Mcintyre in the Court of General
Sessions with a suspension Of sentence.
Madero came here with his brothers
after the downfall OF President Madero
and organized tho Madero Bros. Inc,
for a general commission business. The
Transaction for which Madero was in
dicted concerned n shortage in the sale
OF copper sulphate to the National Bank
OF Commerce, Madero acting as agent
for the National Bank of Greece. Con-
sldering himself technically involved he
pleaded guilty Letters expressing be-
lief In Madero's honesty were submitted
to the court by the banking institutions
Interested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11
Turk ryr.nt. Trapped. End. life.

wAsHIHGroN. Feb 1o.--Dr. Reshid,
implicated IN the Turkish Government
deportations, and who was about to he
arrested by the allied forces In Con-
stantinople. has. committed suicide to
avoid capture, according to adviccs
reaching tho State Department to-day
from Ptra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11

WASHINGTON, Feb. Embellishments In
the navy during the week ended Feb
lusry totalled 1851. the highest weekly
f6ure since voluntary enlistments were
resumed two months ago.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
"CAN l BE
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THE SUFFERER

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
CARBON!
Rid System Of C,ocged .ue
Waste pand Poisons
with "Cascarets"

Like carbon clogs and chokes 4 mo
tor, so the excess bile In liver, ana
the constipated waste In the bowels,
produce foggy brains. headache, sour,
acid stomach. Indigestion. sallow skin,
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
To Improve Labor Conditions.

No one who has observed the march
or events In the last year can fail 10
note the absolute need Of definite
program to bring about an improve
ment In the condition of labor There
can be no settled conditions leading To
Increased production and reduction
In the cost of living IL labor and
capital are To be antagonists Instead
OF partners. Sound thinking and mn
honest desire To serve the interests of
the whole nation. Ms distinguished
from the intesests Of class. must be
applied To the solution OF this great
and pressing program
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
B0ScHEE'S SYRUP.

A cold Is probably tho most com.
mon Of all disorders and when neglect.
cd Ii apt to be most dangerous. Sta
tistics show that more than thrvs
times an many people died from In
nuenza last year. ~ were killed In
the greatest war the world has ever
known. For the last fifty.three years
Boschee's Syrup has been used Tor
coughs. bronchitis. colds. throat r.
ritation and especially lung troubles.
II gives the patient . good nights
rest. free from coughing. with easy
e1pecforntion In the morning. Made
In America and used In the homes OF
thousands OF families all over the
civilized world. Sold everywhere.--Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

cvt'eura eoap for the complsxiea
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daily and Ointment now and then -
needed to make the complexion clear.
scalp clean and hands soft and whitA.
Add to this the fascinating. fragrant
Cuticura Taicum and you have the
Cuticura Toilet Trio.-Ady.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

If you would have u good servant
praise him In public aud reprove him
In private
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

Hunger II sure TO come to those who
sit Down aud wait
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
Way TO Industrial Peace.

The establishment Of the principles
regarding labor laid down In the cove
nant Of the league Of nations offers
u the way to industrial peace and
CANCELLATION. No other road lies opep
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
Demands OF Labor.

To a1aiyze The particulars ln The
demands Of labor is 10 admit the fu~-
iice of their complaint Ia many mat.
tiers that he at their basis The work
man demands nm adequate wage. sur
ficieHt To permit him 20 i've In comfort.
unhampersh by the fear "f poverty
and want in his old age. He Demands
the right 10 live and the right 10 work
amidst sanitary surroundings. both in
home and In workshop. surroundings
that develop and not retard his own
health and well being: aud the right
10 provide for his chiidren- wants In
the matter of health and education.
In other words. 1t j. bis desire 10 make
the conditions IL his life and the lives
Of those scar 10 him tolerAble and
easy tn hear
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

Seif.interest and sympathy have
nothing Ia common.