Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

MEMPHIS Oct. Standardization was
scored in resolutions adopted by repre-
more than score of cities and towns
in mississippi Arkansas. Alabama and
! Tennessee. meeting here today TO
soiidify the zone organization for those
States OF the Mississippi Valley Asso-
citation. and approval was given tie
action of President Wilson and Attor-
ney-General Palmer 10 uphold the Con-
stitution OF our nation in the present
crisis -.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. So.-Governor
Robertson. OF Oklahoma, today sent a
telegram TO Acknowledgement Palmer
urging the deportation Of all aliens in
the Oklahoma mines who obeyed the
order for the proposed strike of btu
nriNoUS miners
y RALEIGH. y. G.. Oct. 30.-In behalf
Of North Carolina Governor 7. W.
Pickett Will officially ,eonsrstul&te
Flying ra-son," for his achievement
in winning the recent transcontinen,al
race w.aen the aviator visits this city
next Monday. He will stop here on
his way from Mineola Field to his home
in Clinton y. c.
DURHAM y. G. Oct. 3o-Govcrnor
T. W. Beckett tonight accepted an in
rita;ion TO address Il mass meeting OF
Durham negroes THANKSGIVING night
An extensive program IS being ar
RANGED for the occasion.
LONDON. Oct. Sn.-"Befs-e we go We
shall close the gate behind US and
make the whole world tremhle." Nicolai
Levine. tho Eolshevist Premier, is
quoted as saying in discussing TIE
danger of Petrograd being captured
ROME. Oct. 2o--The Italian govern
men; is opposed 10 any inquiry into the
responsibility for the war and against
any proceedings against its authors
Premier N!t;i said IN an address here
today.
NEW YORK. Oct. so.-The seaplane
which Was reported 10 have left Bath
Beech, Brooklyn. on Tuesday, with
held MP by high winds, but will leav.
Saturday morning. IL was announced
tonight. II will be accompanied by a
| second plane and cac'i will make stops
| Ell route along the coast.
| CLEVELAND, Oct. Social opera
| tors Of the central competitive field
! Ohio. Indiana, PENNSYLVANIA and Hi
! nois-wil meet here tomorrow 20 dis
! nation wide strike of the soft-coal
| miners. scheduled for Friday midnight
! WASHINGTON. Oct 3o-Judge C. r.
! Ames, assistant 10 the Attorney-Gen-
eral in charge Of antitrust suits and
the enforcement OF the food and fuel
! control law. has gone to indianapolis
| 10 take active charge In the govern
ments fight against the coal strike.
held by the Department Of Justice TO
! be illegal
MIAMI. FLA, Oct, so.--The war
against Illicit. manufacture of liquor
in this vicinity Was given broader
| IFS deputies OF Clark Il. Worthey. a
negro, on tho charge OF oDc-atng a
/ still. The officers say they found mash
cooking on the kitchen stove and dc.
stroveh sevcnty-five gallons OF partly
CHARLESTON. s. C.. Oct. so-.rwo
seaDlancs bringing large number Of
fountain pens, some of which will he
left here. are due 10 arrive in Cha rles-
ton tomorrow The craft are making
0'~h; from New York To Havana
NEW YORK Oct. 30--One thousand
gallons of whisky we're seized and two
men arrested by police and Internal
revenue agents in a raid carly today
or an alleged moonshne still in the
Bronx. Several shots were fred but
no one was injured
SAN FRANCISCO oct. 3o.-One
striking stcvedore was killed and an
other seriously wounded late today
and eight arrests were made on the
water front after two disturbances
earlier in the day in which shots were
fired
COLUMBUS. ONO. Oct. so.-"pro.
h;eerins mechanics and employees not
the contractors" were resDonS ibie for
',whatever waste and extravaganza
there was in the construction OF Camp
r'nan." according 70 Major T. f.
thoadcs. Neg York, testifylng today
before the congressional subcommittee.