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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
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I[a, perfebrt 5tpii1en Columbia u.
BuIasfi auf uro beidlagnabmlten Die
BoitIdde. @einer Der Bnlingiere tpa1r-
Sc beIditigt. Die @duber, bier a11 Der
2ohI. atpanaen ben 2ofontotiDfilbrer,
6er 8oftuagen ub5uf,1ppeln alr1b ei11e
@trede melt tpeg8ufiibren. Damn biel--
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ferbff All Sen &erren Der YofHafe,,
tpora11f fte 6ag Beite frdtett. II.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
$treikabldmmllng loll Uerfpreeben fol9en
pelitif fcftttt fciftc Grefts
3ett.

Seem orr, "a. Mng1it. = Die boben
Soften fir irgen6etpus baben ft6
aud in Ser @olitif brett gen1a9t, tpie
ser friibere @eprdle11tant @iaian1 9.
esamielon bon Sotpa, @orIiBer 6es ST.
nan5fonitees Ser 6et1ofputil9en Bnr-
Tel befannt gibt, i11oem fiir sic fon1-
men6e YrGii6ententpabI ,1ie gerinee
,Sun1n1e bon $5,000,000 eingeiann-
melt tper6en ion.
ggie er erfIdrte, 1oll in 6ielen1 SSab<
re eitpe intent iibe &alnpagne 5ur 1n=
ter5ei6n1ng bon 8eitragen bon ie $5
Ieitens elmer Miuion Yeripnen in Sen
@ereinigten Staoten betrieben tper@
6en. .--
3u glei6er 3eit gob &err Sun1ie=
fen ieiner Mnit6t Mnsornf> 0aB 0ie
fon1menoe BrG1i6erher1tpobl Die atn
bitteriter1 gefiibrte ieitenS Der oemo-
fratif6en @ortei iein miro.
Gin qroBer &eil 6iefer Sun11ne 1ou
at polifi16er Eaafigteit 1t11ter Sen IT,
100000 Bic 100000 Srauen ber-
tpenoet tper6en 6ie I'M na6iten Sab=
re tpabri9einIi6 5um eriten W6ale.
our @oblur1e i@reiten 1peroen.
.8e5iiglid Ser &an6ibnten erfldrte
sSSan1ieion 6aB iat Gane 6ie 80lfer-
liga gei6Gagen 1per6en fo1te, Brdi.
8ilion tpobrf9einli6 in Sen &antpf
treten 1per6e; unbernfaqs nannte er
folgen1e Ber1onen: @iniom @. Mcs
$1,000, @enerolantpalt @almer, @ol1>
berneur Coz bon sssuinois, Sobn IS.
Dnbis, @eio1t6ter III @nglnnb, 5enas
tor @it9cof bon Mebrasfa 1n6 8i5e.]
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
Gneliitte SelHatett ant
Streie.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August 2Sth, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on0on "a. Muguit. - 800 Col.
6aten, sic bon Sranfret6 5l1ridfa,
nen un0 bier ibren urlal1b >Derbra9z
ten, berlpeigerten eine @ini6iffung IN
Soutban1pton uno flii9teten aus oen1
9oger. 9ie Solbaten geben an, 0oB,
iotuIo lie mieOer in 6ranfpei6 an
fpn1l11en, lie fir Sic rl1llii6e &an1=
pogne aegen oie 9oli i9elpifi al1sgeril=
ltet lperOen 1ollen.
Inn 4 llbr iollten lie lid elmer 9Sa=
rahe ON lblieben, lagen ober 5n Die
ier 3eit een1iitli6 int @raie. sic BE-
nobmen lib anitan6ig un6 tpioer1eB=
ten ii6 11i6t SEN 3ipilbea1nten. SIR
San lit, tpie elmer Ser 5ol6aten iagz
te, folgen6er: ~Serr 8tniton Gbur.
dill bat erflGrt, 6aB fein Mann, oer
ii6 ni9t freitpiuig melbet, rtad &uB=
Io1t6 gel9ift tperoen 1ou. &einer bon
111s n1el6ete ii6 freitpillig, aber mir
fiiblen, bob mir na9 6rattfrei6 5r-
riidgebra6t tper6en follen, tpo uns
nidts iibgrig bleibt, ols no@ &uBlan6
5u geben." >. -.
@eneralntoior 8loda6eer, &om<
ntonoa1tf bes Soutba1nptonDi iitriftes,
hc1.Shrnh Hio M11noIpnpnhpft mn. ma
&rieasn1iniiteri1.m gu bringen. Die
MGnner riefer1 6aB 1ie bas S9iff
1tibt be1teigen tpouten 11abmen eine
Mbitimnntng Dor, un6 erfldrten Den
@treif..
Die @oI6aten befortben ii9 beute
unter betpaffpeter 8etpadl1ng.
Cine Befanntnpndalng 1es Rriegs-
1rtirtiiferi,1nrs gab ipdter befannt, 6aB
oiefe 5pl6ate1t i1t Die Siirfet un6 nt9t
nod @uBIan6 gefan6t 1peroen iol1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
8erfi,t ertldillt fli|s'l!ec,t1e
Qeli3ei.

. 8erli11 "a. Muguit. = 9ie Ste
organization 6es 8erliner &o1i5eioe'
parte1nerts fiebt cine ~fliegen6e Mb'
teilung" Dor, bie quite Glug5euge uni
trai11ierte sSlieger 5ur @erfiigung ia.
ben >pirb. 9as Boli5ei6epartement
beiikt bereits etnen 6lngplnB auber'
balb Ser Sta6t, tpo 6ie Mdnni9aften
un6 Slug5euge oienitbereit nnterge'
bro9t tper6en. 0ns @Dltent Der flte.
genoen 8oli5ei fou iiber gang Denti6,
lat6 ertpeitert 1per6en. SsSn1 3u1an1.
1nenbange nit 6ieier @rtpeiternna
tpl1roe bereits Elm 9a16ungsplab nabe
Der 19tpei5er @ren5e geii6ert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
Gr3ker3ee eefdM ii<t ais
8ede1tt.

HSuLiS, 20. 4uYuIl. OtI uucIs
lte Stat Ser 6rie6ensfonferen5 erbieH
feine 9ea9ri9ten iiber cine Abbmn.
fung oes gr3ber5ogs SSoiepb IN I'm.
gnrn, tpie @erii1te IN Der 59tpeia
n11t tpurben, ernnrtet uber, in eini'
|gen. 8ngen nffi3ielle Mn9ri4t. 81, er.
bnlten, bnB 6ieer ab6anfte.
Ser oberIte @at fan6te geitern Sns
Ttrnftionen an sic i1tternniierte Mii.
iion in 816npeit, 6enr gr5ber3og Dor.
5nf9Iagen i'm SsS1ttereife oes europdi.
men 6rie6ens ab5n6a1fen, ba euro.
pa u1tter Ser &ubsburg @er1paltung
70 biel lit 1t1t6 fein Bertramen i1t ei1te
Sabsburg @egierung bdben tonne.
Entertaining ieitens Ser MQiierten
ner1petgert.
Ser Stat unterri9tete ebe1tfalls Sic
M1iion i11 81tbape1t, 6ab er MIR Damn
nit Der 11ngorti6en &egierl1ng per.
ban6eIn miro, tpe1n sic @egier,1ng
bon elmer re9trn6Bigen 8olfsbertre.
tunq 1nteritiiRt tper6e.
Dos @nti916igungsfo ser
6rie6ensfonferen5 arbeitete ei1e geote
aus, 6te ser &at tpabrideinli9 fofort
an sic ranpdnii@e @egierung abien.
BEN miro, tpo6ur9 sic 8ufare1ter Ste
gierung getpurnt 1per6en ion, 6ab
@nti9a0igunge1t u1ter 6ern 6eutf9e1
11t16s 0lterrei9en Bertrage bon abge-
19nitten tpiir6en, tper1n 6ie &umane1t
6nbet bleibe1, &equiiitionen ein5ufor-
bern uno gleid5eitig erflart, 1ab ole
@nti966ignngen, 6te anf bieie Mrt
eingefor6ert tpur6en, bon Der @rtfhd-
6ignngsfnnme, Die Seiterrei6 5u be.
5able1 boben miro, abge5ogen tper<
1er.
9f,tmanen ieken &pnfisfatipnen fort.
&1tn1Gnii9e oloaten gefallen it9
nod inrnter in ser &onfts5ier1tng bon
@abrnngsruittel11 Snrn1n1ai6inerie1t
1t1r6 anoeren Meaterinlien in l1ngarn.
gine tpibtige @iienbabnbriide rabe
Der rur1anii9en @renae tpltr6e aer.
iit9rt tpo6ur9 es 1nmogli@ tpuroe,
6as neiite ser 8elte nod &l1n1dnien
5u bef0r6ern. Cine groBe Mn5abl bon
Gra6hpaggons ian1melt fib an bieien1
Bnnfte ur16 8ean1te 1tnterithen ben
sSr1baIt Der @aggo1rs.
Ser Biae1r1iniiter fir a1tsmdrti9e
Mngelegenbeite1t in @ien iiberret9te,
tpte 8ertdte aus Der 6iterreidif6e1
&al1pptita6t meloen, Ben frul130iif1en
@on1miiidren 6ieierStn6t elm S9rei-
ben, tporin beba1tptet miro, BOB 6as
tpeitlt6e Defterrei6 Ser 0fterrei6iiden
5ugeteilt 4per6en nriiiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28

Sic @arran5atruppen befpn6en it'd
bier5ebn Meilen bon @opame.
@arem bereits friiber in Tnblnng.
Die @ereinigten 5taaten Erupper
befqn0en ii9 bereits 1ebten GenstaQ
IN Sublnng nit ben meritanii6er
&egiernngstr11ppen als eine Mbtei.
lung bon Mmerifanern unter Saupt=
mann Tbnr11ran 8ou6i1rot eir1en @ab
gegeniiber bon SsS1r6io, Eeras, paiiiers
te.
lls Die n1erifanii@en Erl1ppen ge.
fi9tet tpur6en, nabmen 6ie Mmerifa,
ner Steuungen ein, INT fir ale @ben,
tualitdten bereit 5u fem. @s itel1te fid
aber berans, 6aB fi6 6ieie &r11ppen
ebenfaus auf Der @erfolgltng Der
8anbiten befanben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
nn6 sSntpelen fortfibpen ioaten, nobe
5rr 2an6nng ge5>pnngen

u1tO SS1tlDeIen TDrlIuDue1t 1Oulelt, 1puDe
geiirnberg 5ur 2anbung ge5tpnngen
tpnr6en.
&aiier fa1tft @etm.
Die frnbere 6euti9e &aiierin tpdbl>
te perionli9 6as Saus bon Dorn,
mel9es @ebdu6e 8iuiam &oben5ol.
lern als 5ufinftiges &eim anfaufte,
5u ibrenr 5ufiinfttgen Seim III SOL
lan6.
Ser friibere &aiier bat Biz iebt ietn
neues &ein no6 nidt geieben, aber
es miro in, Mmerongen berlantbart,
6aB er bal6 ieiner neuen 8obnltaHe
etnen 8ein6 obltatten miro. SSSrt leB-
ter 3eit ut1ternabm 6es 0fteren Spa-
5ierfabrte11 nit @raf BON 8entind,
@igertiimer 6es Mmerongen S6loiies,
tpo er ii9 iebt befinoet. gs miro ge-
fagt, 6aB er 6es 0fteren ben @uni9
auBerte feline l1mgeb1ng 5u dnoern.
Dos Sous, 6os beriibmt in Der &C.
l6i9te n116 ei1t 8ra6tbm it, bat nur
8tpoIf 3iatuer, auBer einigen 3im-
unern fir 6ie Dieneri9ot.
@s miro nber ni6t ertuartet, 6ab
Der friibere @niier Imerongen bor
BRET Mo11nte berlniien miro.
&plniide Gage 1T gut.
@an3ler 8ouer, Ser cine @nipro@e
an 6ie 9eotionolperian iiber
sic 1MefiidFpolniide &epolte bielt,
erfl6rte, 6aB Die Gage in Gntia6e biel
beiier lei tpie iie beri6tet tu1roe. Die
poInii9e &egier11ng berfiderte er,
tpar in feiner @etfe nit Der &ebolte
in @erbinoung 5u bringen unb teine
regularen polnif6en Erl1ppen tnur6en
auf 1euti9em Eerritorium ber-
tpen6et. Die Deuti9en tparen Die Met-
1ter Der @itl1ation, erflGrte Dr. 8al1.
er.
&erbanblnna gesen SelHerid?
Ser S115ti5n1iniiter erbielt Mnor6.
n11nge1l, oie Betueife gegen ben frii.
bere11 8iaetnn3ler Dr. &nrI Selfferih
3u 1111terin9e1 1tnb 5tpar tpegen elmer
gege11 i'm au fiibren6en @eridtsber-
Ban6lung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
5&pci Jahre 6efGitoitts
fmf prefitRYGftett.

% Waibington, "a. Mug1lt. -
Obne 3uius 11nb bei11abe obne Sppo>
iition, Itin1nrte bas Sa,1s bel1te fir
cine 9ln1e1rbierung 6es 2eber geobz
rnngsr1ittelfontrou -Mftes CUR @r1peis
terung Ser 8e1 1ttmmungen ouf &let=
Dung, geobrungs= 8erpadgegenitdn6e,
sy11tter, Seia0G nn6 Maidinerie aur
Serltelnng Der 8e6arfsartifel u. ote
@erb6ngunq ei1er @trafe bis 511
$4,000 ODER atpei Sabre Strafboft
inn interchangeable.
@or16ldge, 6ieien gft au9 unf
6as Brofitieren ser Miete fir Sa11-
ier un6 3inuner a1s5u6ebnen, Die
bom &on1itee ongenonrnen tp11r6en,
tpuroen bonn @auie aus Der @orlage
geitrt6en.
Cine fleine Sllmitratipn iiber ,tnredt-
mtakts atfgeitapelte 8aren.
Seem Uorf, "a. Muguit. = @iele
Miaionen Bfuno aufgeltopelter ytab=
rnngsn1ittel tpnr6en in beri6ieoenen
@arenbduiern un6 anoeren Infbe=
tpobrnngspIdben 6ur6 oie6euertpebr=
inIpeftoren ent6edt, sic unter Der M1-
pr6nung bon 8iirgern1eiiter @Dlan IN
LETTER 8o9e unteriu9ungen Dornab=
men. s.
60 tpuroen u1tter an6erem gefunz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
Gbert$ Hmt$einfiibrlng cine eln.
drutk$VolIe 5eier.

Dor periammeltem ReiAsrat nno Rethsta9 finoet
I'M Uattonaltheater in Detn1ar Ole feierld1e Gtoes
letitun9 itatt = Grhebenoe Dolfsfnno9ebun9. -
Ge1pt1ie Rreile Oeuti idanos perlan9en ote2bieBun9
111athtas Grb3ereer5 - Ratier fauft neues Rein1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
Hmerikanifhe $oldateft ziebel1 Iih
aus r11eXiko zurj(h.

Nahoem feds 9anoiten eet0tet 1puroen, uno Ole
5ahrte Ger Sanotten ourh Re9en per1palden marerr,
enthlok man fid gum Rildf}u9e: = Dtoer(pred1en1>
Dan1it 1T Ole 5ade erleotet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28

Ser 8eri9t ser Snipeftoren tp1trof
an sic Bunoesbeamten iibergeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
ne gheif itintm,,t,.g iebr
ipatridJeinlid). :

@eneruloireftor &ines un6 Die 81.
ienbnbnao mtto,1 ir1itrl1ierte oe1t
Rot fit gifenbabner be,,te, 6aB
nngefbts elmer glei9e1t 11n6 gereb.
6ortiet,ung a,,f Seites8 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-07
MOTORISTS OBJECT
TO PAYING EXCISE
TAX ON GASOLINE
One Retailer Announces His In
tention of No Longer Collecting
It-Distributors win Continue
to Charge Added Two Gents.

Motorists OF Albuquerque are pro-
testing against paying the two cent
o gallon excise tax on gasoline w yicw
of the Injunction issued by F'ossral
Judge Colin Neblett on Thursday re-
struining the state from collecting the
two cent tax. Some relief wds prom
ised by the decision OF nj least one re-
taller 10 cease collecting the two cent
one OF the oil distributing compan-
les starting the SUIT and now prosocut-
ing IL In federal court stated today
that the Injunction only prevented the
state from collecting the tax but did
not remove the necessity for charging
II at distribution points. II tho con
stitutionality suit is decided against
the oil companies. the money will be
paid 90 tho state II the distributors
win, the funds will be returned to the
agents paying them.
The motorists are ohiecting 10 the
practice sinN " leaves them prncu-
cally without redress. Should the
state win, they will have paid the full
tax even while the operation of the
law seems suspended by the iniunc-
ton Of judge Neblctt. Should the oil
companies win, the money will 10 bncl,
to the dealer but IL will be practically
impossible to distribute IL among the
users.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-07
Will Hear Protests
on Paving Wednesday
Evening at City Hall

Hearings Of protests on the paving
program as outlined By the Albuquer-
que city commission will be held at
the city managers office AT the city
hall on Wednesday evening at s
o'clock. At that time. all owners OF
property along the streets included -
the 1919 paving program are invited
To be present to state whether or not
they wish the program enlarged or re-
duced.
The awarding OF bids on the paving
work Is to be held on Saturday even
ms, July ~. II - now known about
what the paving Will cost aud prop
crty owners Will be able to receive an
accurate estimate on the final expense
OF the Improvement before they ap-
pear at the hearing ON Wednesday
evening.
city Manager A. r. Hchcnstreit Is
still unable 10 be out OWING to his at
tack OF tonsilit x. II Is expected.
though. that he viii be able to at
tenu the Wednesday hearing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-07
James l.. Nicholas
Funeral at Socorro
Sunday Afternoon

Funeral services for James l.. Nlch-
olas OF Socorro, "A former law part
ne1' OF Judge ". y, Barnes. We're held
in soCorro at 2 o'clock sunday after
noon. lntermcnt was made at So
zorro. Judge Barnes went down from
Albuquerque TO attend the last sitea.
Tho death OF Mr.. Nicholas was a
shock 90 his many friends here and
at Socorro. lie left his home early
Saturday to 40 Ia his office. lie fail
ed to return Within a reasonable time
and % search WAS made. His body
Was found about 2 o'clock In an ele-
waited tank at "a windmill near the
school Of mines. The body WIS fully
clothed and bore no marks of NiO-
lencr.
II is thought that Mr.. Nicholas
committed suicide. lie suffered "a
stroke OF paralysis about @ year and
hair ago and had been In constant
pain since then. lie was about nny
years OF age and leaves wife ana
five children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-07
Work CONTINUES ~ Buttc.

Butte. Mont. July Work was
proceeding as usual today In the mines
aud smclters OF this district It was
reported by company officials and cf-
forts Of pickets ON the ROAD to the
mines to turn workmcn away were
said to have had little effect. The
constitution OF the Canadian one Big
Union was being adopted az today's
session OF the labor convention meet
ing here with only slight amendments
by the committee which reported u.
Five hundred delegates from five Mon
tana cities are In attendance,
Members OF the building trades ana
electrical workers are out on Mooney
,, mpathy strike.
No arrests had been made In con
ncctiOn with the dynamite explosion
witch damaged the pay office OF the
Anaconda Copper Mining company
yesterday The company Il Is an
nounoed, will offer a reward for the
arrest OF the perpetrators,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-07
TOWN[EY VICTIM
OF CONSPIRACY,
ATTORNEY HOLDS
Hoke Asserts Eon-partisan League
Head Is On unselfish Patriot
Being Hounded by Banks and
Steel Trusts.

Jackson. Mimi. July 7.-Dis,rict
Judge y. g. Dean. today denied the
motion OF the defense 10 dismiss the
conspiracy charge against Prendes,t
a. c. rownley OF. tho National Nom
Partisan ieague and Joseph Gilbert. "a
league organizer.
Attorney George Ifoke. FOR the de :.
fense. then began his opening state
ment.
During his address TO the Jury. At
torncy Hoke clnahed sharply with ]. n.
Markham. assistant attorney general.
representing the state.
We viii undertake 20 show YOU "
Mr.. Hoke snid TO the jury, that in
stead OF being conrpirators. my clients
are the victims OF conspiracy eN-
tending over this ana noighboring
is In force for the purpose OF destroy
ing the non-partisan league as n politi-
states. This conspiracy wss and nov
Is In force FOR the purpose OF destroy
ing the non-pnrtisan league as politi
cal machine. II is all politics, and
since Il ls. should be settled In the
political arena.
The men we are. attacking. the steel
trust ana the bankers who fear that
what We are advocating will Interfere
with their business, have ronspirct
and are now conspiring TO knock ul
out politically. They nvailcd them.
selves Of the opportunity which existed
as they possessed the machinery OF
the state, of accusing the lcrgue oi
being disloyal by accusing us OF being
in ;he pay OF Germany and by hiring
thugs to break up meotiueH"
Attorney Markham objected 60 thh
line OF argument. saying state official
had nothing 70 do with this case. At.
tornoy for tho defense said that stat,
officers we're a part OF the conspiracy
referred TO and Judge Dean ended the
encounter with the remark, 1t would
seem that ~ state officials entered into
conspiracy TO do something wrong
should ccnfine himself TO what he eX-
counsel IN his opening statement
they should be Indicted and tried n.
should confine himself TO what he ex.
poets TO prove"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-07
Las Vegas Reunion Is
Success; New Cattle
Association Members

Visitors from albuquerque returning
from the Cowboys Reunion az Las
vegas report "a very large attendance.
general good time. tn" crowds were
large. especially ut the Fourth Of July
celebration which was the largest dny
since the reunion started. with one tN-
ccptiou.
one feature of the reunion was tho
employment Of homo talent hands Ia
the bulldOEgiuC contests instead OF
professionals This heightened The In
tererts for the spectator.
The New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers maintained an office at tho
reunion with Miss Bertha Benson. sec
retury. In charge. Miss Benson secur-
eel eight new members whose cattle
total $500 head This brings the total
membership Of the association to 515
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-07
EXTRA! MEXICO
TO INVESTIGATE
TAMP|CO KILLING
Carranza's Government Deigns 10
Order Arrest Of Criminals, If
Caught. Proposes to Establish
Good Feeling"

Washington. July Acting Sec
rctary Phillips OF the state department
announced today that tho American
embassy at Mexico city had been in
formed that orders hud been issued
10 the TampicV military authorities
TO make every cfiuu to capture tne
men who kilied Johu ". 1Orfeli. an
American citizen ami maltfcutcd Mts.
Correil near TumpicO on June 10.
Urgent representations to thu Mex
ican government Wen- made last week
BY the state department after news
had been received uf the attack on tho
Correll family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-07
DESPERATE EFFORT To FORCE
MOONEY SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
PROVES FlZZLE UP TO DATE

Tacoma. wash. July with
thousands Of shipyurd workers jam
ming downtown streets today. an cf-
fort was made in Tacoma to force a
Mooney strike. Mooney sympathizers
heCkled workmen whs attempted to
take street ears to the shlpyards
Some workmcn attempted to fight
their way through the crowds aud
board the cars.
the ship workers were "a work. i'ol-
lowing the dcmonstru lion. % utrude
was held through dOWntpWn streets.
There were only 500 In the line OF
march Mooney sympJthizrrs were
led In the line Of march hy striking
electrical workers and telephone girls.
Chicago Strikcr- Riot
Chicago. July THE firs- disturb
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Local War Veterans
VIII Meet at c. of c.
on Tuesday Evening

The second meeting OF the Hugh A..
Carlisle post No. 4. OF the American
Legion of War Veterans is 20 hold a
meeting M the Chamber Df Commerce
building at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
evening The post IS Just in the pro-
cess Of organization and the member
ship h expected TO be doubled follow
Ing the meeting tomorrow. All sol
diors, sailors and marines who have
been honorahly discharged from The
service are eligible for membership II
the legion DR.. Henry Rolfe Brown Is
post commander and Charles s. Cald-
we'll D. post adiutant.
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CHILD KILLED TODAY
BY FALL FROM CHAIR

David urioste, the rs months old
child OF Felipe urioste. an employees
at the Santa Re shops, dte'i today as
the result OF a fail from a chair. The
at the table. at lunoh time. and losing
his balance. fell over backwards be-
fore anyone could reach him. strik-
Ing the back Of his head a severe
blow. He cried out Immediately. but
soon became unconscious. A physi-
elan was summoned but the child died
IN a CONFUSION within half an hour
OF the accident, which happened az
twolye-thirty o'clock The parents
have two other children. boy OF
two and one half years. and a baby
OF two months.
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Presidents Ship
Due to Arrive an
Hour Ahead of Time

Now York, july I.--KadIo mos
sases today from the George WASH
inEton the naval transport on VIII
President Wilson is returning home
indicated that the ship would arrive
earlier than expected and that the
president probably would land at Ho
boken aout l.a0 p. m.
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npc" growing out Of the l1bor strike
called July fourth for five days as
protest against the conviction OF
Mooney and billings In san Francisco
occurred today when 100 policemen
were called to dispcrse q crowd Of zoe
which was distributing strike mud
bills in front OF a north side factory.
When called upon to disperHe the
crowd threw stones and broke a num-
b,r OF windows In the building. sew
sral arrests were made. Only a few
thousand workmon, IL is said, Joined
the peaceful Mooney and Billings
strike" iu Chicago.
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THOUSANDS GATHER
FOR ELKS' MEETING

sands OF members OF the Benevolent
and Protective order OF Elks are
here for the opening OF the Victory
convention OF the grand lodge today.
The part the order played In the
world war was described In the an.
nual report OF the war relief commits
sion. which viii be submitted Ia the
convention ON Tuesday There are
two candidates for the post Of grand
exalted ruler, Albert r. Brophy OF
brooklyn and Frank l.. Rain, dis
trict attorney Of fnirbury. Nebraska.