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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27
OFFER THRONE TO PAUL

PARIS, Oct. 26.-At the French foreign office it was said today that the French government is quite in agreement with the policy of Prem.s> Venizelos in offering the Greek throne to Prince Paul, as he is the logrcaI as well as the dynastic successor to the late King Alexander. owing to the elimination of former King Constan- tine and Prince George who is also Duke of Sparta, from the succession.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27
GIRLS TO WED

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27
ro PROSECUTE TRUST

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.--Attorney General Charles D. Newton tonight was designated by Governor Smith to District Attorney Swann as prosecuting officer to present to the grand jury evidence brought out at the investigation of the alleged building trust" The services of the attorney general had been requested by the joint legislative committee on housing which is conducting the inquiry.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27

such inefficiency as has been mani such failure of cooperation as inves- tigations have disclosed in the navy department have aroused the people to, an indignation which can be sat isfied only by discharging those ser wants who have been unfaithful and discrediting at the polls those who would palliate their offense and who would continue them.
 Demand High Dictation
 "The problems of peace are not less important than those of war. They demand as high dedication and as lofty fulfillment from those en- government. War is temporary thing, horrible and prosecuted always with the purpose of ending it. with honor, victory and speed, that the re- is the normal state of man, to be abandoned only under great pressure; to be resought with diligence and to be maintained and we need sincerity. So in the time of peace we need statesmanship and, we need allegiance to our national foundations, our con- stitution, first that peace may endure and second that we may as people prosper
 "Wise Tariff Policy"
 'The republican party has always furthered by sound means the pros perity of our country. It will do so now. The republican party by it's wise tariff policy, built an industrial America which is one of the wonders of history. The need for this policy is again apparent to thinking men. The war for four years acted as a wall, but that is past, and already we are threatened with perilous indus trial competition expressed in terms threatening to the material and social welfare of every American who labors in the field of industry.
 The republican party believes, as 1t always has believed, that American labor is entitled to receive from the government such legislation as shall guarantee fair return for labor per formed and that it is entitled to re- ceive constant protection against az gressions from a competition based upon scale of social existence alien and repugnant to American ideals of self respect and Amercan demands of material comfort
 Need Deeper Understanding
 Much has been said of American- ism as the need of America; and this is commonplace fact. For no nation can exert either a material or a mor- al leadership in the world, or can find lcontentment for it's people at home un. less it keeps alive and flaming the inspiring fires of an honest national ism. So we here in America need a deeper understanding of AmericaniSm land firm practice of it. For such an Americanism the republican party stands. It is the Americanism of the American constitution the belief that ' our government should fulfill the guarantees of our Declaration of Inde. Ipendence, that life, liberty and the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27

ceal what he termed the serpent of reactionism, as exemplified in Re publican policies.
 w. G. Gilmore of Tombstone pre-. sided at the meeting. He introduce ed H. l.. Hutchison for county re- corder; George Henshaw for county assessor; Miss Helen Brown for county superintendent of schools; Dave Adams for county supervisor; J. A Kempton for sheriff; Dr. w. P. Sims for state senator; Guy C. Welch for county treasurer; George Cobbe, for state representative; w. P. Craig for justice of the peace; all of whom addressed the audience Tor a few minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27
Gov. Coolidge of Opinion
 Issues of Campaign Have
 Simmered to Single Topic
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

 and the guidance of the nation, they left the way open for such growth and such adoption of new devices as eXigencies of time would demand. But they created and less TOT us, their descendants, an instrument soundly constructed, and calculated as basis for the permanent structure of lib- erty in our land.
 Problem Of Government
 Tt is the continuous problem of government to adapt ourselves to new deeds, but never to undermine the foundations of free government. The shores of history are, strewn with the wreckage of republics which fell be- for the ambitions of selfish despots, or which disintegrated beneath the blight of an unwise personal exalta- tion
 Our own government can continue only upon the basis upon which it is built. And we can see through the world and particularly we can see it at this time the penalties exacted from those who let untrained and un- thinking desires stampede the people from paths of sanity and those who would falsely in the betrayed name of freedom, substitute personal dicta- torship for government, of, by and for the people.
 Personal Aggression"
 Tt matters little in the final con sequences what may be the profes- sions of the motives of those who seek by personal aggression to dis place the authority of free people exerted through tested and proven channels of representative and con stitutional government. For constitu- tional government once destroyed can not easily be restored. Forewarn- ings of disaster must be headed, lest they are succeeded by a cancerous and fatal growth beyond the reaches of cure.
 "The republican party stands upon the foundation of our American con- stitution. It will not depart from it. The democratic party, under the spell |of a dominating personality, has stepped Town from that foundation and points to mirage in which there is no sustenance and no life.
 Want Ills Corrected
 The republican party demanGs correction of all the ills which have been bred in the false doctrines of extra-constitutional government it demands reversal of the burdens placed upon the people through dis regard Of the sane functions of gov ernment functions which must be di- rected with wisdom and encompassed with thrift
 "The world war has been ended for two years, yet the burdens of that war rest heavily upon the shoulders of the American people. Waste which may be viewed with federation under the stress of haste or war can not be so regarded at times of peace We are at peace. The technicalities of the situation do not remove the fact GAL 2-DECLARES ... =. =. ... that we have no war with any land nor do they alleviate the injury done the American people during the past two years and before the war, under the administration of the executive department of the government by the democratic party.
 More" Extravagances" i Retention in government employ ol vast numbers of employees, the occas ion for whose employment has pass ed; retention of taxes. devised fol emergencies. beyond the period o their initiation and their necessity these extravaGances, coupled with
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27
BIG STRIKE IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 26.-A general strike prevails today in Puebla. the second industrial city of the republic. More than 16,000 workers in various industries, including factories and the street car lines, walked out in sym pathy with the strikers in Vera Cruz. Reports from Vera Cruz say that the strik eof stevedores and dock workes has completely tied up that port
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27
BOARD CALLS GEN. BARNETT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Brigadier General Barnett, former commandant of the marine corps, will appear to- morrow before the naval court of in- quiry Investigating the American oc- .cupation of Haiti to give evidence as to his charge of ''indiscriminate, kill ings Of natives in Haiti which brought about the investigation"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27

Dr. Alexis Carrel, famous New York surgeon, has part Of the heart of an embryo chicken. which is still alive and growing.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27

State shd national issues of the campo ign were discussed in two nastorly addresses last night by Sidney F. Osborn and Charles Ward at a DeEloc gtic rally at the Grand theatre at which county candidates were present and introduced to the public. Ward also addressed meeting at Warren earlier in the evening.
 Sidney P Osborn, former secre. taly of state, first took up the land 'ssue, as raised by Governor Camp bell. He said in part:
 This is a pecul. ar campaign; we have the spectacle of the governor of the state bringing serious charges 'gainst an important department of he state of which he is the chair nan. Ho charges that the great her itaee of the state, 10,500,O00 acres of public lands. is being dissipated wasted. If this charge is true then Governor Campbell deserves the commendat.on of all. and all should ioin in electiDg him governor. If the charge is brought merely to raise an issue ol which he can be elected, hen he deserves the censure- of the reople of this state and should be defeated by an overwhelming major.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27

pursuit of happiness should be as much in the mind of modern states men as they were in the minds of the pioneers of American liberty.
 Constitution Paramount
 "There is but one ark upon which our national faith may rest secure. It is our constitution Departure from that, whatever the profession of mo- tive, is a journey towards the preci- pice beyond which is national disas- ter.
 'rhe republican party walks the high road of American government for Americans. The American people walk with that party"
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Records Show Facts


 "A record of the acts of the land beard has been left. and it is easy to examine it and see if these are the facts will take up cne by one the charges that Governor Campbell has made.
 He charges first, that the lands of theN state were selected in the in- terests of a few large cattlemen. We will see that the facts clearly dis prove that statement. Arizona, by act of congress, was given 1O,5OO,OOO acres, sections 2, Is, 32 and 36 in each township. These sections in the state total more than S,000,0 acres. and neither the land commis- sio1er, Governor Campbell, or the state land department had anything whatever to do with the selection. Eight tenths of the land that Cover nor Campbell charges was selected by the land commissioner in the in ected by congress itself. and we ask: Why does he make such a statement?
 ''Of the other 2,50o,000 acres, Gov ernor Campbell himself signed the ~electicn for over 1,300,O00 acres. Does not this fully disprove the charge?
 Answers All Charges
 His second charge is that the lands have been sold, have been sold mostly to large cattle interests. Of the 10,500,0 ,000 acres of state lands, only 750,000 acres have been sold, and of this amount only SS,000 acres have been scld to men in the cattle industry. The large balance \ has been sold, for the most part, in small tracts, to those who believe they can develop water and irrigate it. The records of the land office prove this fact, and I ask if it does not answer the second charge.
 "The third charge is that the heri- tage of the state has been lost, that the lands of he state have been dis sipated Do you know that there is 9,S00,0OO acres of land that has never been sold and that the state now
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27
More" Extravaeances"

Retention in government employ of vast numbers of employees, the occas ion for whose employment has pass ed; retention of taxes. devised for emergencies. beyond the period or their initiation and their necessity -hese eXtravagances, coupled with
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-27

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
CsPTURA DE UN SAL
TEAOOR DE lANCHAS

por arontcs dc Il PoliCia Municipal
ms vcrificac.. aver IL Cartura de Uf
ird!viduo llamado Felix Rodriguez.
responsahl. De varioS tsaltos Su;ridoS
N dras antcgiores ror las laAthHI H"'
E4cen 81 ,r5tic" IL" ca-Ga : p9S31eFcS
a 70 largo Dc! Canal del Chiioi.
G.-os mu,ros delii"s GraEe< =" arr
,uyc2 A. ncusado D"nfDCu"7. u
cuardo este urotend" Justicicar=2 H.
-a,in do r,rn":a rotunda IA comI~!pn
j. ninrhn d"lico.
II r~cliyro.n sa!tead"r. Gu" hH 500
=, idcut!.;Cr 10 por n~uEleToSaS F.rfiha9
:, r,s. fut lnternado iAmcd!..orHcn'e
er Ia C&"~cl Municipal. d"nd - ie
gill, o.."ri.nrcm.u.C. ru"S - N"r-
-,ucramcn; ~peliCroso. "a e:'" IN oca-
stones anterior ha loGSodo i'u'iar d"
r2arcra auGax IL accihn dc IL 'uSt!c'A.
E'.iiZ Rodriguez tormI no hacc mu-
,,o ,icmpo I.;.rte de una cuadrlll& de
o~,aIhechorcs que mcrodeahan p"r Ia
huasteca rcracruzana. Y mas tard" pa
- Z unirsc con los aSaitant"S de !An-
rnas Y chaf5ncs en- 81 Canal del Chi
jol.
FL Juez de Distrito De Tuxpam. =
c1va Jurisdiction pcrtcnecen los Sitios
4, los as,lJos perpetrators por Rodri-
guez Y s~soc:oS. instruira 81 process" res
rcctivo al ~dclincuente. para~aplicarl"
TODD q riror de IN ley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
SERAN L~ICENCiAOOS LOS
RE8ElDES DE MANUEL
LARRSSA Y MARTINEZ

Como resu.iado de Ia r~ecicnte rem
dici6n ante 81 general Alfonso De Ia
Uuerta. De los i~nd!viduos qu" ac"mpa-
naban en 81 @ccI6n rehcldc a los &C.
9~crales Manuel {. Larraca : Leon
Martinez, ocurrida en- "a villa de Cue
rc-o San Luis Io,osf. Sc nan hecho en-
cxie puert1 concentrates muy favora-
nlcs. pues asl Quedara nueTam'Nt
au.. para las comuniC2C!o0eS regn!a-
.r.s ferroca-rilcras IN via Gu" une Il Ia
ca1ital potcsina o eSta lo"alidad.
por persona bien lnformad2 que
aooche lego n Tampico p~rocederte DC
Cludad Guerrero Sc sahc que IN gen
70 de los generates Larra@a : MART
neg. ana w Que haya e~ntrcGado las
a,-nas y Cahallos que lievaba duTante
=, rch.IIGn recihira una Suma en- "tec
rivo correspondence = los dias trans-
.,ur-ldos iesde Ia feCha en- que comen-
aaron a haCcrSe los arreglos para su
rc2dici6n. Y seran Embellishments IL
cenciadas esas fuerzaS ofreci@ndoseles
nj mismo tempo toda claSe de garan-
-,ls nara Que Tlcdan dcdiCarSc IhTe-
,ncnte al trabajo honr'do en- Ia HuaS
leca Potosira. Dc dond" Il mayorIa de
clos son o~riEinarioS, y en- donde g!
-rabaio desIc hacc tempo abunda y
hay escase: de brazos.
Los rebeldcs rendidoS han manites-
,ado su cCnfurmidad con el ~liccncia-
micnto. pues cstan cansados de Ievar
n yIda erranje de los rcvolucionarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
E, DEPARTAMENTO DE- SALUBRDAD CONIRALN
MEROL.COS YLOS MEDICS QUE XPL0TAN AL PUB.

, tftulo de IA profession que ejercen, a
| ;esar de 10 tenerlo.
SEPTIMA.-Las boticas y farma-
cias a que &c refiere Ia parte final Re
Ia disposition cuarta, es decir, aque-
Has que no tergan professor respon-
sable l~egalnente tirulado Sc Austen
dram de ~despachar recetas, transcu-
rrido ell plazo de treinta dlas, contain
do desde IL fecha de Ia publication
dc est&s disposiciones, y fijaran den
tro del mismo plazo, en- el interior y ex
terror de sus establecimientos. en- lu-
cares bien visihles y con carcteres
b~astante grsndes, III aviso que Olga:
NO Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS."
OCTAVA-La practica de analisis
biol6gicos ' quImicos ~relacionados
con e. ejcrc;cio de la medicina, la
farmacia, la cbstericia ' la veterina-
ria. solo Sc podra %anunciar en- labo-
ratorios autorizados por el Consejo.
Los anal!s!s relatives a ia potabilidad
de las aguas. solo seran admitldos
nara los efectos del C6digo Santa
rio. cuando provengan &c. laborato-
rios autoZados por el propio Con
sejo.
NOVENA-La infracci0n a 10 pres
cripto en- las anteriores disposIcio-
nes Sc castigara con multa de 800 a
10000 peso, n que Sc dup!icara en- ca
So de r~einciGcncia, quedando facul-
tada la autorldad sanitaria para re-
tirar los rotu!os, avisos, a%nunc!os.
etc, a que Sc refiere la disposition
:exta cuando dentro del pfazo fila
do no hubiere sido hecho este por
los interesa1os, sin perjuicio de la
Inulta correspondence y poniendo en-
5u lugar un aviso al publiCo, en- e.
que Sc indlcue ell motive de la pro-
videncia, Adcmas, las farmacias o boz
| ticas en- las que sc infrinciere 10 dis
| puesto en- IL parte final de la dispo-
sici6n septlma, seran clausuradas por
| ocho dfas a Ia prime:a infraccidn.
por un mes = Ia segunda, y definitlva-
mente a "a tercera, sin perjuicio de
Ia pcna pecuniaria correspondence.
y de que Ia ]autoridad sanitaria mande
| fijar en- dichos establecimlentOS un
aviso en- 81 Que Sc haga saber al
r1blico e! motive de Ia p~roviden-
Ga.
Mexico. = veinte de julio de mil
novecientos ye:p.e.
FL Secretario general del Departa-
mento de Salubridad.
ALFONSO PRUNEDA.'
(Rubrica)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07

clones en- cue esta div!dido e Cuarto
Distrito Electoral. mas que d~iecinueve
casillas. puc5 taltandc de e~mpadronar
mas del sctenta y cinco por ciento
de ciudadanoS habiles para ejcrcitar ell
veto. dejarun de instalarse NADIA menos
que treinta Y tres casi!las. en- las Qua
les con toria seguridad hub!eran perdi
dc Ia election los candidates Rojos.
Sc afi:ma Cue e. candidate del Par
t!Go independents. que goZa de mu-
Cnas simpatius en- TODD el Distrito. CO
Iorel Carlos +. Robinson, ocupo el
segunGo luCaI en- las eleccioneS. debido
:, IA imposIci6n de los Rojos. y 81 par
tido Verde. Gel cual figur6 como cam
GIdato 81 doctor jose Manuel Puig.
solamente logr0 reun!r seis . siete vo-
tos.
Los dos part!doS contrincanteS del
T.ojo. han formulado T. p-otesta e
nc-Cica por los procedimientoS de este,
4 cfecto de que al discutirS" N creden
cial que Sc ha CNpedido a lgnacio An
celes ' Emilio Portes Gil. IN 9! ColeSio
Electoral de- pr6ximo Congreso Sc TO-
men en- consideration las grandeS ire
grlaridaGes dcscuhiertaS. y So nulifl
Que Ia election por virtui de que solo
50 in~staiaron L:ez y casillas de
As cincueuta- y dos seCciones en- que
-, divide u DiSir!io Electoral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
Sc SABRA Al FIN 81 HAY o NO
EpIDEMIA DE pESTE BUSONICA

Los perIrdisJaS de TampiCo, a efcc-
TO De que e! pGbiico del puerto scpa
defi1t-ivamertc 81 exiSte q no oil IN
luCal!dad il mortal epidemic de peste
rrhtnira gua tanta alarma ha desper-
,aGo: saber - 81 hacllo dc IA peligro-
a enfermedad esiA desarrol!andoSe
como Ia dado en- afIrmarSe. o 81 solo
So rrata de III negocio para co!ocar
entire e. pueblo a prcCioS c!cvados al
CunoS miles dc ~inyeCc!ones antipesto-
Sis Sc revn!erun aver en- esta ciudad.
acordando GiriglrSe al Consejo de Salu-
bridad de Mexico para pedirle el envio
De IN delegate sanitario especial que
Olga Ia 0!tima palahra sohre 81 asun-
~ Que tiera int-anquila a toda Ia po-
biaci6n.
Por virtud de csc mensaje. e. Pre-
SIacn;e del Console de Salubridad do
w los paso nccesarios a efecto de de-
ar s~ariSfochoS q los o~liCitantes: Y
Secln IN mensaje rccih!do aqui proce-
ccdente sc II ciudad de Mexico. e!
Director d.l pepartamento "e SaluhrI-
dad. doctor Joaquin Nadia. manifest"
Uuc cStH diSpuesto a UhraT con todt
eaerEfa. en- casO de que Sc demucstre
Que cs !ncxacta Ia version Sohr" Il
existencia dc IA peSte, que no solo
reriudica a los habitantes del puerto
Si7o nj ~Co7re-cio de toda la Repuhllca.
va lles1 a esta ciudad Tin agent"
especial u n prtmera oticina santa
ria de ia Ecp0hlica. ' ma !niciado sus
cestiones de acuerdo con las instruc-
clones terminates que recibl6 del De
2artamento de Salubridad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
NOTAS BREVES

FL docto. Jose II. Romero, que cs-
tuvo descmpCnando muCho tempo las
funciones lie Inspector Ntdico Munich
prl de Salubridad. ACADIA dc preSentaT
ante 81 H. Ayuntamiento Ia formal
,anuncia do use encargo. para aussn-
tasse de TamriCo al arreglo dc asun-
TO- particular s.
FL Avuntamicnto acept1 la renu1-
cia del doctor Romero. ~desiEnando para
suhstituirlo I'll doctor Nicolas Gual
Nl6al. actua;mente tcrcer regidor de
n corporation municipal.
Sc anlnc!a que en- estos dfas lie
CARA a Tar17ico. ~procedente de Ia Ca
initial de la Eepublica. el licenciado MI
cuel Gonzalez Tijerina. muy conocido
en- esta ciuGad. en- union de algunas
otras p~erSCr.S. que viene a deSarro-
lar una activa propaganda en- favor
del ~ingcnierc : general Carlos Ohre-
rHn, uuien lanzara su c~andldatura pa
II 81 Gobierno Constitutional del Els
yado en- e. pr6Ximo periodic.
El genera: Carlos Obreg6n. durante
todo el periodic carranclsta anduvo re-
v~o!ucionando en- Ia parte oriental del
F.;tado. V a pesar de las innumerables
dificultades con que tropez6 durante su
campana. PROSECUTE esta sin ell menor
cesfallecimiento. hasta que fue derro-
cado e. Gobierro de don Fenustiano,
motive por Il cual esta considerable CO.
mo hombre 6e grandes energfas y de
un caracter irreductible.
Las autoridades municipalities del puer
II, deseando cooperar con las sanitarias
en- Ia obra &c rapida higienizacion
cue Sc ha iriciado en Ia ciudad. han di
risido una circular a todos los vectnos
recomcndandoles muy esaecialmente el
aseo &c los f-entes de suS residencias,
3sf como 6! dep6sito de todas las ba-
srras Y desperdicio Ell vasijas especial
les colocadas 4 Ia o-iIla de las ban
quotas de cada casa. y no en- deposi-
tos de lAm;na como los que las auto
ridades rienen colocados en- cada es-
quina.
FL Presidente Municipal, senior R6-
mulo 4. Roca. Sc haIla dispueSto a
cnstigar con energfa a los veclnos que
no cuiden Gel cumplimiento de IA an
ier;or disposition. Y cue vean con in
di~ferencia cl estado de d~eseaseo en-
cue Sc ~encueruran las GALES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
...;.I nn-n Ia pRENSA.

Especial para LA PRENSA-"
TAMPICO. asosto q Las e~lecciones
celebrates E! domingo nltimo han cons
r!Iufdo. al Gecir de los periodicos To-
Gales. una burla para 81 pueblo del
NIunicipio Cuya cabecera es este puer
u. FL Partido Rojo, que es e. que es-
IA ahova ryivardo en- las esferas of
ciaIes. logr6 hacer y deshacer a su
artoio durstryc los comicios. ~iClponian-
dose en- tai forma, muy burda por cier
70. que obtuvo el triunfo. aunque lie
ga,mente.
e. principal vicio en- que Sc incurri6
cesde n preparation de las c~lecciones.
81 sido q de no enpadrOnar S!no =
aGuellos ciudadanos de los cuales Sc
:e7ia cast n Se=uridad de Que votarian
sn favor Ge Il formula Roja. integral
Ga por Emilio Por;es Gil. eX-Goberna
dor Provisional, IcnaCio Angeles. \ de
aNi que deSde las primeraS horaS de
"a maaana de las eleCCiones. TO Sc
:nstalaran dc las cincuenta y dos sec