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Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
30 MICH. DELEGATES PLEDGED n SUPPORT
 JOHNSON CANDIDACY
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KALAMAZOO. Mich, May 5.-Mich- iGan's thirty delegates to the republi- can national convention were pledged by tho state convention today to use every effort at their command to ob- tain the nomination of Senator Hiram W. Johnson for president and to stand by him as long as he has a chance for the nomination.
 heated contest developed in the meeting of the resolutions committee when Johnson supporters sought to ef- feet a stronger endorsement with an iron clad pledge for their candidate and were opposed by packers of Major Gen. Leonard Wood, who carried eight of the congressional districts in the pri- mary, although Johnson won a state wide plurality
 Four delegates at large, two of whom supported Wood in the primary race, were chosen by the convention.
 Resolutions adopted endorsed a 1la- tional budget system, a deep waterway from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic and establishment of fedaral com mission to arbitrate 1a-bof difficulties. Senator Johnson was unable to appear at the convention.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
BRYAN ADDRESSES
 M. E. CONFERENCE
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DIES MONIES. Iowa, May 5.-Dele- gates to the Methodist Episcopal gen eral conference tonight were addressed by William J. Bryan, on Where Are the Nine?" Committee meetings only were held this afternoon
 At todays session of the conference the request of Bishop R. J. Cooke o1 Helena, Mont. to be placed on the re- tired list because of i'll health, was read It was referred to the committee on episcopacy.
 Frank A. Arter of Cleveland, Ohio started consideration of the amusement section of the discipline of the church when he introduced resolution asking the Judiciary committee to. rule on the constfutionality of the article Dr F. F. Bennett of California opposed the resolution and it finally went to the committee on the state of the church Had 1t been adopted, it was said, il would have meant a ruling on the amusement question with limited dis cussion. Dr. Bennett based his objec- tion on that ground.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
Johnson Comedies
 Wood N. J. Victory

NEW YORK, May 5-The defeat of Senator Hiram Johnson by Major Gen. eral Leonard Wood in the New Jersey republican preferential presidential pri : maries was conceded by Allen Trimble. New Jersey manager of the Johnson campaign, in a telegram made public at the Wood headquarters here tonight. The telegram was addressed to Capt. Robert J. Foster, who conducted the Wood campaign in Essex county, New Jersey.
 "Complete returns from New Jersey show Leonard Wood carried the state by 12I7 votes,' the telegram said.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
Name Z Uninstructed
 Delegates Say Both
 Favor General Wood

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. May 5.-Republicans from the second con gressiona1 district. meeting in conven : ton heer today selected two unin- structed delegates to the republican national convention. N. Roy McCreery of Longmont and Walter $. Coen of Fort Morgan. Both men are generally supposed to favor General Wood, all though Lowden supporters are claim ing Coen for the Illinois governor.
 Resolutions .weer adopted indorsing the administration of Governor Shoup as the best governor Colorado has ever had and commenting and approving the loyal services of Congressman Timberlake.
 Judge John c. Jacobs of Weld county, chairman of the convention, said there was only one issue in the campaign:
 'sWhether we shall have a govern ment of law and order and the pro- tection of social life. or one of red radicalism."
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
Mine Union P resident For Violation of Lever Act

and coal operators in Indiana, Ohio, H. linois and western Pennsylvania are nafned on IS counts, including the charge of conspiring to limit the pro duction and to enhance the price of necessaries. MT. Lewis said all mem bers of the miners union, who had re- ceived notice of their indictment, will appear in the federal court here to- morrow for arraignment without re- quiring removal proceedings.
 According to word from St. Louis aQd Cleveland, operators have brought suit there to resist removal to the jur- isdiction of the Indiana district federal court.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
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Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, surrendered to a United States marshal here late today on a federal indictment charging con spiracy to violate the Lever act, and was released on S10,000 bond. He will be arraigned before United States Dis trict Judge A. B. Anderson in court herd tomorrow along with a number of other miners officials and coal opera tors indicted by a special grand jury which investigated the coal strike.
 In the indictment on which MT. Lewis surrendered today, 125 miners
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
Tornado Does Much Damage to Farms;
 No Loss of. Life

GREELEY, Colo. May 5.--A tor nado which struck the vicinity of Sev- erance. six miles northwest of Greeley. at o'clock this afternoon, razed farm houses, killed livestock and wrecked telephone and telegraph lines. No loss of fife has been reported
 The path Of the storm is described as 150 yards wide.
 On one farm a whole herd of cattle was killed.
 < Telephone and telegraph wires were blown down near Wellington and com munication between Denver and the west was hammered
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
Wood Denies Friction
 Between His Managers

NEW YORK. May 5.-Major Gen eral Leonard Wood. who arrived here today from Chicago. tonight issued a statement in which he denied that the purpose of his visit was to settle diff ferences between his managers. Colo nel w. c. Procter and Frank H. Hitch cock.
 ~He came here. he said. on personal matters and expects to return tomor- row night to Chicago. He expressed satisfaction at the results of the pri- marieS in Maryland and Indiana
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
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NEW YORK. May 5-Gross cor porate income of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa F'e railway for 1919. aggre- gated S59.715.203. against $47.196.263 in the previous year. according to the an- nual report issued today.
 Net income S43.09S, ,65S. compared with only $2S. .34s 433 in 1918, and sur plus to credit of profit and loss Ut the end Of 1919 totaled s65.3s6, ,690.
 Net operating revenues amounted to
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
DENY TEACHERS SALARY RAISE;
 GO ON VACATION

NEWPORT, Ky, May 5.-The entire teaching force of the public grade and high schools of Newport went on indefinite vacation" this morning because their demand for a salary increase of $500 was re- fused by the board of education. The 2,963 pupils rushed from the buildings, paraded the streets, and shouted "more pay for the teach CTS"
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
SANTA FEE INCOME FOR 1919 SHOWS
 BIG INCREASE OVER PREVIOUS YEAR

s53.413,S77. against s51.S65,164 in the previous year. but operating income as defined in the federal control act fell to SAP -025.61S. against S44 206,33 in 1918.
 There was still due to company from the government at the end of 1919, q total of S23321. .660- Cash amounting to S4.532. .632 was then reported partly for affiliated companies. The treasury also showed Liberty bonds and Victory notes slightly in excess of $i9.o0o.000.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
DROP syNDIcALlsM CHARGES

. DETROIT, May a--Charges of crim- inal syndicalism against William c Chapaton. president of tho Detroit Ygrdrnen's association, made by two detectives. were ordered dismissed by Municipal Judge Stein today. The dis charge was ordered upon recommen~ da tion of the prosecutors office be- cause of lack of evidence.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
WOULD BREAK SMUGGLING GANG

MORALES, AriZ., May 5.-In an ef- fort to break up an organized band of gun sand whiskey runners, who for months have been smuggling United States rifles and cartridges into Mex ico across the international boundary line at this port, department of justice agents today raided a number of places in Nogales. Sonora, with the coopera- ton of Mayor Alberto F. Figueroa. Several rifles and other government property were recovered.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
RECORD PRICE OF
 $1O,OOO PAID FOR
 DuROC JERSEY HOG

NORFOLK, Neb., May 5.-Uneeda Orion, Duroc Jersey boar, was to- day sold by Edgar Taylor Of this place, to Studer Brothers of Wes- ley, Iowa, for $1O,Oo0. This is claimed to be the highest price ever paid for a Duroc Jersey hog in Nebraska.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
HURT WHEN BUS ovERTuRNs

NEW YORK, May 5.--TWenty- three persons were injured, Is so severaly they were taken to a hospital, when q crowded Fifth avenue bus overturned on.etne upper west side late today. The driver Of the bus. according to the po- lice, il. trying to avoid collision with heavy motor truck. sweryed toward the curb, striking glancing blow. The biis then toppied over on the sidewa ez. The majority of those injured were women.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
DosTER JURY COMPLETE

DEMING, N. NJ. May 5.-The jury that will try Mrs. Maud Doster, charged with the murder. of Captain Wade Doster, medical corps, at Co., lnmbus, New Mexico, last March. was selected late tonight. The taking of testimony will begin tomorrow morn ing
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
HAND STRIKERS ULTIMATuM

HAyRE. May 5.-The French line today posted q notice saying that un- less the crews of it's steamers returned to their posts Thursday morning the company would lay up its ships.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
FROM OPPOSITE BORDERS OF THE UNITED STATES MEN OF
 CHICAGO AND PHOENIX MEET

Delegation of Fifty From Association of Commerce From the Second City in the Country Spend the Day Here and Express Their Surprise and Delight at Wonders Of Salt River Valley-Visitors Are Entertained are Many Most Prominent Men of Chicago
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
REBELS CAP TURF CARRANzA CHIEF IN NNORTHREP0RT
Manuel Dieguez, Recog- nized One of Mexico's Best Fighting Men, Be lieved to Have Fallen Villa With 1000 Troops, Join Revolutionary Move
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 FL PASO, Texas, May 5.-Gen- eral Manuel M. Dieguez, command CT of the Carranza forces in north ern Mexico, has been captured, ac- cording to unverified reports reach ing here tonight. While the rumor could not be confirmed here, it was said by revolutionary leaders that General Dieguez had a number of officers reputed to be loyal to Gen eral Alvaro Obregon, one of the leaders of the revolutionary move n1ent.
 When last heard from, General Die guez had reached 1rapuato, Guana juato, according to Alberto Ruiz San doval, acting consul general of Mexic here. IrapIato is on the line betwee Guadalajara and Mexico City. Bot telegraph and. train service have bee cut on this line, according to revolu tionary leaders.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
MAY
 VI F SUFFRAGE
 APPROVAL TO-DAY
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DOVER, Del, May 5.-The resolution to ratify the proposed federal woman suffrage amendment, which had been in committee since March 24, was adopted by the senate today upon the reassembling of the state legislature after a recess of two weeks. The vote was eleven to six.
 It is proposed to send the resolution to the house tomorrow, where speedy action on it is expected. Although the lower. branch of the legislature de- feated a similar resolution on April 1 by a vote of 22 to 9, suffragist leaders claim to have increased their strength sufficiently to assure the concurrence of the house in the senate measure.
 Anti suffra gists deny this and de- clare sentiment in the house against ratification is as strong as ever an% that the measure surely will be de- feated by that body
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
G. O. p. Urges Favorable Vote

WASHINGTON May 5.-Resolutions urging the Delaware legislature to rat fly the suffrage amendment were adopted tonight by the republican con- gressional committee and transmitted to the speaker of the house at Dover In view Of the action of the senate to- day in voting to ratify, republican members of the house were requested to fall in line and make Delaware the thirty sixth state to ratify.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
Johnson Majority Grows


 SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-With 1,093 precincts missing and only Mono county, 2 sparsely settled mountain community, unheard from. returns from yesterdays presidential prefer ence primary continued to add to the majority of the delegation that will support Senator Hiram ". Johnson at the republican national convention. The Johnson ticket led the Herbert c. Hover ticket early tonight. on tabula tions compiled from 4.613 complete precincts of a total of SPA in the state, by 155,338 votes. The vote stood :: Johnson group, 33S.916; Hoover group, 17s.578.
 The republican contest apparently settled, interest has turned to the strength of the democratic and prohi- bition votes in the primary. The fate of the independent candidacy of Henry H. Childers of Los Angeles on the democratic ballot, still was in doubt tonight, and 1t probably will require an official canvass before the result is definitely known Childers an nounced himself as being opposed to a drastic enforcement of the national prohibition laws. Incomplete returns showed that Gavin McNab of San Francisco was polling the heaviest vote of the democratic group.
 From scattered returns twas ap- parent that the prohibition group, pledged to the candidacy of Henry Clay Needham of Los Angeles, re- ceiyed a very light vote
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
W0OD PLURALITY N IND. ASSURED bY ABOUT 8,O0O
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INDIANAPOLIS. May 5.-With only 215 precincts out of 3,387 in the state missing tonight, unofficial re- turns from Tuesdays statewide pri- mary show that Major General Leon ard Wood, with S0,47S votes in the re- publican presidential preference race, was leading Senator Hiram w. John son of California, his nearest opponent. by SAG. Governor Frank o. Lowden of Illinois and Senator Warren c. Harding of Ohio. the other two con testants in the race. were several thousand votes behind. The vote for 3172 precincts was: Wood, S0,47S; Johnson, 72062; Lowden, 36, 341; i; Harding, 18,717.
 There were no candidates for the democratic presidential preference vote in Indiana.
 The race between Wood and John son has been one of the closest in In diana political history in recently years.
 Unless instructed by the republican state convention, which meets here next week. the Indiana delegation to the republican national convention. which will be chosen in the state con vention by delegates elected in yes terday's primary, will go uninstructed as the state law provides that only a majority of the votes cast is binding on the delegates
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06

Villa Joins Revolution
 MORALES, Ariz., May 5.-Fran- cisco Villa, with 2,000 men, joined the revolutionary forces today at San Romico, Chihuahua, according to reports received in NogaIes, Sonora. Villa, it is said, will bring 10000 supporters to the side of Ob- regon.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06
Villa Joins Revolution

tionary leaders.
 Villa Joins Revolution MORALES, Ariz., May 5.-Fran-
 cisco Villa, with 2,00O men, joined
 the revolutionary forces today at
 San Romico, Chihuahua, according
 to reports received in NogaIes,
 Sonora. Villa, it is said, will bring
 10000 supporters to the side of Ob-
 regon.
 Report Unconfirmed, But Accepted
 Fl, PASO, Texas, May 5.-Obregon leaders in Fl Paso were unable to con- firm the report that Villa had joined forces with the revolution. Arturo Elias. brother of General Elias Gales. and who conducted the negotiations for the revolt of the Juarez garrison, said the report was probably trIH. !. General Antonio l. Villareal, former governor of Nuevo Leon and manager in northern Mexico of General Obre- son's campaign, said he had been off cially informed that Villa had offered his services and that in all probability they would be accepted by Governor de Ia Huerta. He said he did not thin. Villa would be entrusted with a com mand.
 10000 Troops to March on Capital
 JUARIEZ, Mex, May 5.-Ten thou sand revolutionary soldiers shortly will begin a march upon Mexico City. from the state of Chihuahua, according to an announcement made here tonight by Jesus NJ. Cuen, former federal judge of the Juarez district. recently appointed 10 aid in the transfer of federal funds here incidental to the change of gov ernment
 +tSi1 thousand of the soldiers will come from Sonora Senor Cuen said. The other 4,000 will join the column fI1 ffe-x T1ra
 Seven hundred Yaqui troops from Casa Grandes have arrived in Juarez j. during the last few days, according to military officials here. Two hundred of this number reached here today. General Jose GonzaIo Escobar, com mander of the JuareZ military district will remain in charge of the garrison here by orders of General Adolfo de Ia Huerta, provisional commander of the revolutionary army according to Senor Cuen- General Escobar has been praised by de la Huerta for action in joining the new movement, the Juarez attorney said.
 Carlos Felix Diaz of Mazatlan, Sina- loa, will take charge of the custom house here tomorrow Jose c. Loya of Villa Ahumada, Chihuahua, has as- stunned control of the national tele- graph offices in JuareZ.
 With band concerts. a military pa rade, bull fight and patriotic speech making, Juarez today celebrated the national holiday of "Cinco de Mayo" The patriotic society and eight benev- olent organizations of the town dis tributed 2S00 pieces of clothing to approximately 2,0O0 destitute boys and girls gathered in the plaza of the cus- toms house.
 Flores to Attack MazatIan Soon
 MORALES, Ariz., May 5.-General Angel Flores, revolutionary command CT in Sinaloa, will attack Mazatlan, the principal seaport of the state, with a formidable force in q few days, ac- cording to Americans who arrived from the coast state today.
 General Flores was said to have sew eraI siege guns. machine guns and large supply of ammunition. While the seaport is protected by a fortress,
Arizona republican., 1920-05-06

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
present generation. Dimitricn will oc-
cupy the throne as Russin's Little
LAWYERS LEAD ALL
VOCATlONS IN HOUSE
Numerical Supremacy liz Challenged
Only by Tilicrs or
mi

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heavily in the House of Delegates at
the session OF the General Assembly
just closed. out Of II total mem =
bershp Of 100. no less than sew
cnty-six OF the Solous acknowledged
that they were either attorneys or
tllcrs OF the soil. rhirty-ninc follow
the profession of the bar AMI thirty
seven give their attention TO ayricul-
turc.
merchandising Is given as the bust
ness Of seven members -Four of them
---Dciceatcs Massey. r.. II. Fuller.
Prince and Noiand--are physicians.
white three Hurt, Groomc and Gar
Der--follow the profession OF banking.
There was single editor in the
bunch--C. Il. Warren. Of i'ittsyivania-
ana one is Il news writcr-Samuci -.
Rodgers. Of Petersburg. Two are man-
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businesses claims one: music teaching
school icachin., insurance. printing.
real estate and manager for labor
organization.
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hytcri%ns and Ep!scopalians divide
itonors each having u strength Of
twenty. Euur arc members Of the
Christian Church. one Of the Lutheran.
two of the primitive BAPTIST one OF
the United Brethren. one of the Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
ONLY LIVING ROMANOFF
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER
Heir Apparent to Russian Throne, in
Case OF Restoration, Is Captain
ia English Service.
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,hc British army is heir apparent TO
the Russian throne
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has IT.. All the grand dukes OF the Ro
manon dynasty have been murdered
since since The revolution which threw
Cured The next surviving heir to
Nicholas II. is Prince Dmitricff. and
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once held. he will be tho man who
viii occupy the throne
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or less by history that the nations
or europe go through Il cyclic OF three
'or'nS OF Sovernmcnt--dcspot 20
~, and limited monarchy.
ne Latin races apparently make tho
riTGle more frequently than 10 the
England being less intrepid than
some. has been through the three
phases only once. whilst still colder
huSsia has not yet been through The
II. rs will in duo course happen.
acT"rdinG 10 tho, theory. Russia de-
ctdeS L" be tired of the prescn, or
yen decent form or rcruhlican:sm.
the tNrn comes for limited monarchy.
/ ]; should come about during tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

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