The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-28
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CAVALRY STILL SECURING MEXICO
Martha, Texas, Aug. 23-The bandit hunt III New
Mexico BY the American troops continued today without
immediate signs Of letting up Walking their horses and
|pack mules up the trail the United States cavalry men
Secured the country for members of the Mexican band
(which held Leutenants Peterson and Davis for
It has SO far proved the largest ncurson into Mexico
snce the Pershng expedition in 1915 The continued pres
ence Of American troops in Mexico taken here to
THAT the trail has not grown cold and that the officers Of
the expedition have not given hope Of trapping the
bandits 7G.# 5.s ss5
While return to the American side Of the border has
been expected reports from the expedition said the troops
plan base Of operation further south to continue the
bandit hunt. Additional supplies have gone forward
from Martha Also new type OF bomb is being tried out
"a it's by the arpane scouts with the
troops below the border.
HINES IS EXPECTED 70 ANSWER soon
Washington, Aug. 23-Leaders Of 100000 organized
shopmen today expected early reply from Railroad D
rector Hines their demands for wage increase accord
ing to Secretary Conon Of the railroad Of the
American Federation Of Labor indications that he may
have reply already formed in the fact that
Hines yesterday confrred with the president for the
ond time this week Hines has refused to say what the
answer will be- Should Hines grant the wage Increase
askd BY the shopmen freight rate increases may follow
officials of the railroad administration believe Shopen
determined to force the granting Of their demands
according to returns received here the nation wide
strike vote being taken now. . VI =s5
CHINA,s sHANTUNG RIGHTS UPHELD
Washington, Aug. 23.-The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee today voted to to strike the word Japan
from the provisions Of the treaty relating to the disposal
of German rights and inserting the word Chna" the eff
feet Of this amendment provide for the return Of the
territorial rights to China Senator Lodge made the
ton Senator McCumber voted with the Democrats
against it. Otherwise the vote along strictly party
lines This is the first amendment to the treaty made BY
the committee After making it the committee proceeded
to construct other amendments IA executive session
DEVILS LAKE BANKER PASSES AWAY S5 u
Devils Lake, n. D., Aug. &c #M Fisher of the
Ramsey County National bank for thirty years promn
emily identified with development the Lake region
died at his home early this morning Owing Is ~ health
lie retired from active of bank several
months ago, his son Banding taking his place.
BODIES or MISSING FRENCH AVIATORS FOUND
a Paris, Aug pa dispatch to the Le Journal from
Casa Blanca reported today that French patrol boats had
picked up the bodies Of three men the African coast
The presumably abe men of the missing airplane
Goliath which attempted TO y from France to Dakar n
French Senagel, the dispatch said.
ANOHER SKELETON FOUND ON MURDER FARM
|s Maple Hill Aug. 23 Whether vet another person
found the way to the graveyard near the old
livery barn 81 Rufus King was to be decided today
number Of small bones uncovered late yesterday were BE-
ling examined at Alma Kansas They were found en-
lbedded in heavy deposit Of lime King charged with
murder as the result Of ueartng three skeletons
his place. lgs8ss.s1 s+s NH
PORTO RICAN HELD FOR RANSOM
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