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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

III pASo. MAY iO--Moxcan revo-
lutionists overlook and dispersed the
troops cscorting President Carranza
In his flight from Mexico city "caus-
ing them serious losses" according 10
"a message from General Al,nrn Oh
rcgun 60 Governor 10 la Huerta.
supreme commander " the liberal
uonsiiiutionalist army, made public
here today
General Obregon dcialled the cap
ture Of Mexico city. confirmed the
report Of wholesale execution OF
military prisoners at Mexico city by
General Francisco Murguia before
the Carransa leader fled the capital.
told OF further suttcs - join the
revolution and Of tho capture OF
rucola city. one Of the largest in
Mexico.
Among the victims we're General
rriana, Lcchuga. Artigos. Roberto
Cejudo ana othors, according 10 Gen
orai Obrcgon.
Obregon's Message.
General ObreEOn's message to Gov
ernor De La iuerta was dated Muy
s. II said.
"racubaya. Mexico. May s. 1890.
Il take pleasure IN advising YOU
TINT the capital Of the republic WIS
vacated hurrirdly upon noticing tho
movement nf the Revolutionary forces
which practically were bcseiging tho
city
"a great portion Of the forces
which constituted the convoy and
which escorted Carranza dispersed
aud the rear guard was uvertakcn BY
General Trcvinos forces. causing
them serious LOSSES
The first forcrs to enter the capi.
tai were those OF General SidrimC
Mcndez under direct command OF
General Trevino. The troops of my
command. which come from the state,
uf Morelus and Guerrero, reached tns
valley OF Mexico yesterday and today
at I "A. m. tMay - I arrived here with
some military trains where forces un-
der Generals Francisco Cosio RobelO
Gustavu Elinzondo. salvador Con.
zalos and benjamin Hiil are joinins
Us. These gcnurils have taken activ'
part IN the movement through th'
valley Of Mexico,
The detachment which I sent From
lguaiu To tho state Of Mexico uudel
tho command OF General Fortunate
Muycotto and Francisco Figuroa, hai
captured tho city of PolucO.
OnAAco Johns Revolt.
The state OF OhNnco Joined oul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

wAsHIN NGTON. May t0.-The
treaty of Versailles na u came from
Paris has been thrown squarely into
the coming presidential campaign.
President Wilson formally hao
called upon the democratic party to
endorse and support" tho treaty ana
condemn the Lodge reservations"
senator Lodge. OF Massachusetts,
the republican leader Ia the fight to
amend the document has accepted
the presidents challenge and political
observers here regarded the issue as
clearly drawn. Mr. Wilson's views
were stated In Telegram last night
to q. y. Iiamaker. Of Portland, Ore
gcn. chairman OF the Multomah
county democratic central committee.
with W J. Bryan insisting that the
democrats accept the reservations
adopted by "a majority Of the senate.
some observers here expected a sharp
fight on the treaty issue at san Fran
cisco. with senator Hitchcock Of
Nebraska. probably leading the adj
ministrutlon forces.
The letter Of the president follows:
= think u imperative that the
party should Gt once proclaim itself
the uncompromising champion Of the
nations honor and the advocate OF
everything that the United States can
do In the service Ot humanity that
IL should therefore endorse and sup
port the Versailles treaty ana con-
denim the Lodge reservations as ut
trrly Inconsistent with the nations
honor and destructive Of the world
leadership which it had established,
and which an the free peoples OF the
world, including the great power
themselves had shown themselves
ready to welcome.
1T is time that the party should
proudly avow that Il means to try
without flinching or turning at any
time away from the path for reasons
OF cNpediency. to apply moral and
christian principles ia the problems
Of the world u Is trying to accom-
plish social. political aud international
reforms and IL not dauntod by any
OF the difficulties Il has to contend
with. let Us prove To our late afso-
ciates In the war that at any rate the
srcat majority party Of the nation.
tho party which expresses the true
hopes and purpose Of the people Of
the country. intends to keep faith
with them IN peace as well as IN
war They gave their treasure, their
bos; blood and everything that ihcy
valued in order not merely TO beat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
LODGE PICKED
To MAKE COP.
KEYNOTE TALK
Republicans May Select
Beveridge as Permanent
Chairman


CHICAGO. May iO--SenatUr Henry
Cabot Lodge OF Massachusetts,. ropub-
iican. majority leader. IN the United
States senate, today was chosen
temporary chairman Of the republi-
can national convention. to be held
here June 8.
CHICAGO. May 10-The commit
tee on Arrangements for the repub-
lican national convention today elect
ed l. u. Brown Gleason OF New York.
tenn pOrary secretary Of the cOnvcn-
tion 10 be held here June 8 The
committee adjourned for lunch with
out selecting a temporary chairman.
Chairman Will u. Hays told the
committee that the republican Rna-
tors favored the selection OF senator
Henry Cabot Lodge as temporary
chairman ana keynote speaker. The
uunte Of former Senator Hcveridge OF
Indiana WaH mentioned for pcrman-
ont chairman.
More women were represented in
a voting capacity ut today'H meeting
than any previous gatherings uf the
kind In the history ot either uf the
ina ior political parties
The list Of delegates to the ma
tionnl convention shows so women
viii attend either as delegates OF al
ternntcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
CARRANZA CAPTURED; HIS SON-N-LAW EXECUTED
Republican Leaders Accept
Wilson'S Challenge on Treaty
Ratification of Versailles Document as il Came
From Paris to Be Chief Issue in the
Coming Campaign

Germany but TO effect n settlement
and bring about arrangements Of
peace which they have now tried to
formulate In the treaty OF Versailles.
They are entitled 10 our support In
this settlement and in the arrange
ments for which they have Etrivcn.
The league OF nations is the hope
OF the world. As "a basis for the
armisticc. ! was authorized by ali the
great fighting nations to say to the
enemy that II was our object In pro-
posing peace TO establish a general
association Of nations under specific
covenants Tor the purpose Of anord-
ing mutual guarantees Of political in
dependence and territorial integrity
TO great and small states alike. and
the covenant Of the league OF nations
~ the deliberate embodiment OF that
purpose IN the treaty OF peace.
The chief motives which led US
20 enter the war viii be defeated un-
less that covenant Is ratified and
acted upon with Vigor. We cannot
In honor whittlc II down or weaken
II as the republican leaders OF the
senate have proposed to do. II we are
to exercise the kind OF leadership TO
which the founders uf the republic
looked forward and which they de-
pended upon their successors to os-
courage and unalterablo determine
ton. They expected the United
States TO be- always the leader la tho
defense of liberty and ordered peace
throughout the world, and we are uu-
worthy to call ourselves their sue
cessors unless We fulfll the great
purpose they entertained and pro-
claimed.
The true Amcricanism, the only
true Amcricauisni. Is that which puts
America at the front OF free nations
aud rcdccms the great promircr
which We made Co the world when We
entered the war which was fought.
not FOR the advantage OF any single
nation or group of nations, hut Tor
the salvation OF all II is In this way
We shall redeem the sacred blood that
was shed aud make America the
force she should be IN the counscls ot
mankind. She cannot AFFORD tn sim,
into the place that nations have usu-
ally occupied and become merely ono
Of those who scramble and look about
for selfish advantage
"The democratic party has ow q
great opportunity Go which u must
measure ". The honor uf the nation
Is in its hands.
WOODROW WILSON"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
ObregOn Tells of Capture of
Mexico City and Executions
Says Carranza Leader Conducted Wholesale
Slaughter Before Fleeing From Capital
Rebels Inflicted Severe Losses

movement under tho command Of
General Luis n. Mereica on the sec
ond instant. ] ordered General Mo
relics al once TO advance on 20 Te-
huacan In the state OF Pueblo and to
Mnltraia In the state of vera Cruz.
THIS movement WIS so rapid and sue
ceHsful that on the sixth General Me-
roles occupied the raiiroad station OF
Esparanza and Maitna heights In
he state OF Vera Cruz. placing hla ar
tilicy there TO prevent carrRnza' =
convoy proceeding 60 the state OF
Vera Cruz.
Congressman Sanchez and others at
Pnebla Joined our movement and
General r. Reyes Marques occupied
Puchla, the capital u tho state of
Pwsbla, udvising me of u and placing
himself and forces under my orders.
The states OF Tamauhpas. TthascO
and TlaNcala have also cspoused our
movement.
"Michoscan forces Invaded the
state Of Jahsco and Guanajuato and
the Curranza forces which operated
In this last state rcvolbed and joined
U.S.
General Manuel N. Diegucz with a
sparse number Of troops Is COM
picteiy bottled up and his condition
is critical.
General Francisco Murgula before
leaving Mexico city, ordered a mnssa e
ere In the Santiago Tlaitciolco pcni-
tcntiary Among tho victims OF the
criminal order there were I . generals,
Triana, LccBiEa. AriigOs. Ceiudo and
others.
(Signcd) "A. Ohreg0h"
Carrhnza's EssCape Doubtful.
General Cojudo WIS "a rebel opcrat-
Ing IN southern hcxico and in con
nection with his trial on charges oi
sedition by the carranzistas the ar
rest OF General Obregon was order.
cd ohregon WIS accused OF ncgO'
t.ating with Cciudo ana .fAed from
Mexico city 20 escape arrest
Mexican revolutionary headquar
tcrs here In making public Obregon'i
message said II lent credence TO IN,
report OF Carranza's capture as Oh
rcgon said the Mexican residents
route 10 the port u Vera Cruz hat
I been cut hy rebel forces.
General Manuel N. Dcguez, one %
Carranza's strongest leaders was re
ported completely bottled" soufh .
sinaloa. which he had attempted u
move against.
Fighting occurred at Tampico whoi
that city was captured by the rebel
according TO an official report givei
out hero. The Carran1a commando
was imprisoned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
TAMPICo FALLS INTO

HOUSTON. Tex. May iO-fampico.
important oil town on the Gulf of
Mexico. capitulated TO forces Of Gen
eral OhregOn yesterday. according 10
radio advicea received by local oil
interests here early this morning.
The advices said the town went over
to the revolutlonis,s without serious
disorder.
The message received here was
flied with the United states gunboat
Sacramento at Tampico by an Official
OF the Mexican Gulf oil company and
was addressed 10 the Gulf Refining
company at Houston.
The advices stated that revolution
isi troops entered the customs house
sunday at i.3O O'Clock. The military
commander on the government
steamer Jalisco with files and records
Il was said
Estimates OF the state department
place the number sof Americana In
Mexico at between 5000 and 1000,
Including radicals and draft cvaders
who crossed the border to escape tho
law. The department had no addi-
tienal Rdvices today from any OF ns
agents In Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
State Conventions
In Illinois Today

PRtNGFlEin lll. May lu--
Democratic and republican state con-
Ncntions met here today Co select
doIegatca at large to the national
conventions and TO transact other
party business
In the republican camp a spirited
clash Tor control between Governor
Frank a. loWdcn and william H.,
Thompson. mayor OF Chicago, WAS
forecast while In the democratic
meeting % was said hy leaders that
the only point of difference probably
would be on adoption Of a resolution
hearing on the liquor situation The
republican contents would determine
whether Alr Thompson would hc re-
elected national committeeman,
leaders said.
Action Of the liquor plank In tho
state platform depended IN large
measure upon what action was taken
at the republican convention, II was
Indicated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
SOCIALISTS WANT
RADICAL PLATFORM
Illinois Delegation De-
clares for Working
Mems Council


NEW YORK, May lO.-Doclarirs
FOR the 'tlctatorshlp OF the urotctar-
i,,t. ana o., ,r,rltp,,,,,.,,.. ,.o,,,,ct ir
''' s"N'' "''''N' INC i''ho'h uei 'h'-
lon 10 the SOCIALIST national convon-
Iuu TODAY announced Il intended to
sisht IN pak. th, isao pl,ffos-,
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az"
~ i'h' H"ci"Nain'
Led Coy =. Louis Enedaht uf chi
c.ro. IA, Illinois d-lerate,. d,rlnr,I
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-. -, -. -.
''''' ""'''',," "' s'''' ~ '''''-'
I'c"ing iu Madison SquH.v Gl.d"n.
Tho pury convention ic.onvcncd
tod,y "a, h,pip , v.,.t,. ,r,t,-l,i.s int
-, t...,.., -, ..-,.. 80.
"'' ''''''"' ''''''' VI p.'N P'"'
l"rm, nomination. OF chhnlu',tes t"r
president aud vice president Of the
United saurs and modification Of
IN. marty .o,,.tit,,ti,r "
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Hunt for Lost
Brother Ends at
Las Vegas Asylum

EAST Las VEGAS. ". NJ. May 10.
"A search for lost brother that has
extended over period OF t5 years
and through most OF the states OF tho
union, WIS brought TO an unhappy cnd
in this city Saturday when Miss
Laura Newman of San Francisco
found hcr brother IN the state asylum
here. The couple were separated on
the death OF their parents when thcy
were small and the girl was raised hy
" san Francisco family She stated
she did not know fOr certain where
they had lived, but she thought II was
at Tularosa. In this state. Walter
Newman has been IN the asylum for
three. years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
ROW OVER
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
Republicans Deny $l0,-
100000 Is Being
Raised

WASHINGTON. May i0.--Cam-
p0ign expenditures were the subject
OF lively tilt IN tho senate today
between rcpubllcans and democrats.
scultor w1llsh. democrat, Mont0na
referred to stories published here that
republicans were planning to raise
$4,000. O00 with r. Coleman Du Pont
In the charge OF securing contribu-
tions
senator smoot republican, Utah
denounced the report as without
foundation. The democratic party.
he said. was In better position to
raise funds but ne had no idea that
either party would attempt TO raise
as much as $4,000. coo.
Il have no doubt that mililonaircs
In New York. who are aiding AR
McAd0o's campaign Bcrmard N
latruch and Thomas NJ. Chadburn-
could raise $40 90 the republicans
81" said he. ~ huVcnt any doubt
but that both parties will use great
deal of money this year but the dem
ocrtttr party viii be in better posf-
fion to request II not demand money
senator Bor,h. republican, Idaho
author 90 the pending .'osolution TOT
inquiry into ecampuiEn expenditure
ana contributions. said ID was appar'
ent that certain Influences In hotr
uurtlcs were seeking domination
through the use Of muncy.
What we should de- Is 10 oNpos'
tho cnterics which propose tp contTo
the conventions by use OF money
said hp.
senator Thomas drmuCrat Colorado
declared StU.n0U.U0n chicken ices
these days aud urgcd his plan u
tax campaign contributions OF mort
than 81 .000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Auto Bus Goes Over
Cliff; S Are Hurt

MONTROSE. Colo. May 10.--Nic-
tor pcmerschaum. driver OF an auto
mobile passenger bus. and four pas
sengers were injured when the bus
shot over 500 foot bank on the road
between Grand Junction ana this city
late yesterday The accident happen
ed near Domingucz. Mesa county.
The truck was amathed and the
nVo persons were badly cut and
bruised us their conveyance caromrd
down the mouniainsIde The roadway
m along valley known AS Wells
Gulch.
The accident occurred as the truck
was returning from Grand Junction.
ON tho outbound trip ~ struck small
automobile and demolished g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Town Has Soap
And Studs War

MEH'HANTVILLE, N. j.. May
10. TMcrchautvllle has "a soap and
suds war on its hands Washer
women want more money and
houscWitcs have declared lock
out.
When tho negro women formed
u union and posted scale of 50
o. daN for doing the family wash
and S3.5O for Il days huusowork,
the ompluyers became Indignant
The Wumon's club uf Merchant
vile voted for lockout aud rec
fused 90 puy more than $3.50 o.
day.
SO in face of the paper shortage.
MorchantNillc has Issued an emerg
cncy call tor paper collars and
cuns and reversible paper shirt
fronts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
GEN. AGUILAR
SLAIN BY HIS
OWN TROOPS
Rebels Order That Life
of Fugitive President
Be Spared

WASHINGTON, May 10. -
Ygnacio Bonillas, former Mexican
ambassador TO the United States
has been captured, according 10
reports in the Mexico City news
papers received here today.
WASHINGTON. May IO.--Cap-
ture Of President Carranza by the
Mexican revolutionists is an
nounced by the Mexico City news
papers, according 10 reports re-
ceivcd here late today.
Ell PAso. Tex. May to.-ceneraIs
Candido Agullar. son-in-law OF
President Carranza. and Francisco
Murguia have been executed accord
ing 10 an unconfirmed report received
here today BY Roberto " Pesauelra.
revolutionary financial agent in the
United States.
Aguilar, according TO the report
received by Mr. Pesqueira. was exe-
cuted by his own troops There were
no other details Aguilar had been
reported at Vera Cruz.
Murguia was fleeing from Mexico
city, where he had been commander
OF the federal troops. and before no
left was reported by General Aware
obregon 10 have carried out a whole
sale execution OF political prisoners.
including fifteen generals.
Mr.. Pesqueira said General Ohre-
gon has issued orders 10 all revolu-
tionary commanders that CarranEn. II
captured. should be treated with ail
consideration and taken 10 Mckico
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
MONTERREY EvACUATEE
ny CAHflANZA FORCy.

BROWNSvfl.LE. Tex. May H.
The evacuation Of Monterey. capital
of the state OF Nuevo Leon by Car
rama forccr. was reported In unof-
flcial dispatches here today.
Governor De Los Santos was said
to be on route to Matamoros. op-
posite here. whore the state govern-
ment will be established.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
CARItANzA GARRISON
AT R1gYNOSA REVOIsTS.

McALI.AN, Tex. May i0.-The Car
rama garrison at Reynosa. state of
Tamaulipaz. and across the border
from Hidalgo, Texas. has revoitcd
Ing 10 unofficial advices received
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
rNRIs sTnIKE \ FNILURE.

VNNIN' MHV 10 |I0Un IouhNUN'
master spirit NJ the French fedora
tiuu ~ labor. has failed apparently t.
strengthen the movement Tor nation
aligation OF public uulHes hy order
ing "a strike on transportation lines,
suhwHys and trimWays In idrls, ~
10 o'clock this forenoon omnihusor
were going about AS usual hut there
were only few cabs 20 be seen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
American Trust
Changes Its Name

SNNTA IN NAY To Tho NWrrIc0n
Trust am Savings bank nf A4huqucr-
que has amended its charter chang
Ing the corporate name to- the STATE
Trust and Savings bank. The prcsi-
dent Of the bank is j. -. HcrndDn.
the cashier, John J. Ticruey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
26 Communists on
Trial in Chicago

CHICAGO. May l0.H-TwcutN 'siN
members OF the communist labor
party pleaded not guilty when ar
raigncd before Judge Oscar Ilcbel to-
DAY on charges OF conspiracy TO
overthrow the government OF the
United States
clarence barrow. attorney for the
defense. failed To secure a CuCtinu-
anCc OF the trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
RTFERENDAM AHGUMENTS.

LINCOLN. Nchp May 10 oral
arguments are completed in state su-
prrmc court today iu "a mandamus
proceeding appealed by the secretary
Of state from q decision of the Lam
caster county district court of Lin
coin ordering q referendum ON the
state legislatures ratification of the
fnlrrn nrnhIhILInm amendment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Plan For Tax on
Retail Sales Abandoned

WASHINGTON. May iO.-Rcpub-
lcrn members of the house ways and
means committee definitely decided
today to abandon the proposed one
per cent retail salCs Tux for raislus
part ui me money Tor the PROPOSED
snldior relief legislation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Beckett Knocks Out
Bombardier Wells

LONDON. MAY tO,-Joc Beckett.
the English heavyweight boxer
knocked out Bomhardior Wells. m.
other British pugilist In the third
round OF match Tor the heavyweight
championship ut England tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
AMERICAN DEsTRoYERs
TNH0lfTE TO NIgNICl

WAsHINGTON, May l0.--WIth
Mexico city. Vera Cruz and Tampico
la the hands Of the revolutionists,
American cestroycrs were en- route
today to Mexican waters TO await
eventualitios and TO AFFORD protection
to American lives IN the Mexican gulf
ports,
Official confirmation OF the fau of
the Mexican capital was received yea-
tvrday by the state department from
Continued ON page two.l
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PtTTsBrRG. Pa. May TO- The
principal purchasing agencies here
today announced AN Increase Of -
cents barrrl iu Somerset To Si.00,
and 3i cents iu RaEluud. 20 t2.10.
These grades of uil are produced %
the Kentucky field,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
THIRSTY MUST PAY Ss.50
ZEE TO VISIT OASIS

Et PASo May iO-porsons de-
string to Journey Go the oasis 80
IuarUz. McNicu, opposite mere.
shall have tu pay a Zee ~ $3.50
TO have their ten day tourist per
mits Vis'd by the new revolution
AIRY government. Il was announced
today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 10 S"naioi
Wadsworth's resolution proposing to
remove the Ncw York state barge
canal from government operation AID
was adopted today by tho
senate
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~ rse AsaqeiAtrn raras
LOS ANGELES. May tO.-Inmes
T.. Nhtsun. who has confessed the
murder uf scyon women. WAS today
sentenced TO life imprisonment at
san Quentin PRISON by Judge Frank
u. Willis. ~ the los Angeles county
superior cuuIf, The sentenced fol-
lowed Natsous plea of guilty 20 the
murder of Nina Lee Dclcncy, entered
last week.
W;tson applied for a stay OF exc
cu.iun until AlHy IS. which was
granted by Judge willis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

LANDER. Wyu., May i0- business
was practically suspended today while
Citizcns turned out To greet the dele
gates 20 the democratic state cuuNCu-
Ton. which COM cucd here today. II
was the urst state CouN cntion ever
held In Lander and citizens WED with
each other In efforts To make the viE-
iturs feel az home The city was ap-
propriutely decorated.
The convention. which was slow iu
getting undcd way, will name siN del
ogutta at large to the national demo
or,,.'o convention az san FuuCisc0.
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Today'S Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Pitishurg n. II. r.
100 600 00O-l 4
Pittsburg ....te0 eOO 0oO-3 2 o.
batteries; Causey, Cuntwoll and
Wheat. Cooper ana schmidt
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Wyoming Democrats
And Republicans
Holding Conventions

SHERIDAN. WNo, MAY 10 The
republican state convention asssmbled
here az 10 O'Clock this morning to Sc
iect delegates to the national rcpubli-
can convention The plans OF leaders
called for organization OF the conVen-
tiUn today. reception and dance Ht
the Eiks home tonight and the last
session Of the convention tomorrow
night when the actual work OF nam
INK the delegates and adopting plat
form will be done.