The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18
authorities of the university.

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marine HI which grounded Saturday
off Redondo point, Magdalina bay with
the loss of four lives have failed
through swapping of the lines according
to radio messages. from Commander
McCrary of the destroyer Sinclair.
Stormy weather is interfering serious
| ly with the work, he reported. Navy
: officers here expressed fear that the
season soon would drive the submersi-
BILE so deeply into the sand it would be
difficult to save her. The body of
Lieut.. Com. James r. Webb. killed when
| the HI grounded, was believed still
to be on board the submarine, the mes
sage said. The body of Seaman Koff-
man had not been recovered.
St. Paul, Mimi, March i7.-Delegates
pledged to the candidacy Of Leonard
Wood We're in control of the Ramsey
republican convention here today and
succeeded in defeating the Johnson and
Lowden delegates on the first import
ant tests of strength. Wood forces with
majority OF the total delegates named
the credentials committee and elected u
chairman Of the convention.
war, dominant since the murder of
Maurice ''Mossy" Enright, on February
| 3, broke out again today with the fad
| ing OF the body of Joe Hurley, labor
leader and Enright lieutenant. lying in
| the street in the South Side bad lands" :"
Hurley had been shot in the lack, dy-
| ing instantly.
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can steamer Llai Llai. 1,499 tons, sank
at Iquique late last week after a col
lision with the Chilean warship Gen
eral oHiggins. The steamer belonged
! to recently organized American
Chilean concern and was on its way to
Iquique TO take on a cargo of nitrate
for the United States.
Halifax, March i7-The British
steamship Tewksbtlry was wrecked last
night in ST. MaryNs Bay, New Found
| land Her crew of 80, who took to the
boats, We're believed today to be in
lperil because of cliffs along the shore
in that vicinity. The Tewksbury, 2,426
gross tons, sailed from Antofagasta
Chile, February for Hamburg and
called at Hampton Roads. March 9.
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message received from Havana shortly
after noon today stated that Aviator
| d. G.. Richardson, and Machinist Strang,
missing with their small hydroplane
since Monday afternoon, We're rescued
near Havana this morning. The flyers
left here Monday for a flight to Ha-
vana with only two hours supply of
| gasoline on hand.
Norfolk, March t7.-The Cylde line
steamer Mohawk with PA passengers
which was disabled Sunday off Cape
| Fear, was towed into Hampton Roads
today by the coast guard cutter Man
ming. When picked up at sea the Mo-
hawk was completely disabled, her ma
chinery being crippled.
Washington, Mar. 16.-After only
brief discussion and by unanimous
vote the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee today favorably reported
the nomination of Charles r. Crane, of
Chicago to be minister to China.
A prolonged debate over the nomi-
nation generally had been expected in
the committee as Mr.. Crane once be-
fore, during the administration of
President Taft, was named to the same
post and his appointment later can
celled because he talked too much
The Committees action was taken as
forecasting early confirmation by the
Senate.
Atlanta. Ga, Mar. i6-The Southern
railway system will not accept the
government guarantee OF standardized
returns" for the next six months. IL
became known, today, but will depend
ON their own earnings in the belief
of its officials that continued prosper
ity in the south means increased us
ness. and more income than the guar