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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
IN MEXICO WORK WITH l. ". V.
 IN J. 5.
Huerta $ Cabinet Officer
 Tells of Red Activities in Republic
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WASHINGTON, Sept 3. Bolshe- vik activity in Mexico is directly charged to Aguirre Berlanga, secreJa- ry of the interior and head of the cab inet under the late President Carran- "a, in statement recently issued Dy Abel DiaZ de Leon, who is affiliated with the Communist federation. Diaz de Leon is one of the group which broke away from the Aguas Calientes conference when the Communist par ty, led by Lynn A. F. Gaze. c - Tabler and others determined upon a radical program of social revolu- tiOn.
 Dias de Leon in his statement said propaganda among the soldiers and military students of Mexico undoubt- edly was the work of Gale and Tab Ter, who few days ago were ordered expelled from the country as undesir- able aliens.
 'Bolshevism in Mexico, thanks to the money sent by the l. w. w. in the United States and the Lenine party in Russia, is the work of Aguirre Berlanga exclusively" the statement adds. He is the father of Bolshev- ism in Mexico"
 Explanation is made that Berlanga who was prominent German sup porter in Mexico during the European war, thought by aiding the I. w. w. in Mexico and the United States, he would be able to prevent America from declaring war on Germany and would consolidate the people of Mex leo in support of CarranZa's govern ment. Berlanga, the statement says. spent S50.000 Of the public funds in bringing about an agreement with the I. w. W. in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
Gompers Opposes Plan of Nebraska
 for Arbitration
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. ,. - An at tack upon a proposed amendment to the Nebraska state constitution which would authorize the setting up of an industrial commission to pass upon controversarieS between employers and employees was made today by President Gompers of the American of Labor. The proposal is to be voted upon in Nebraska Sept. 21.
 MT. Gompers, writing to Secretary Coffee of the Nebraska state federa- tional proposal was more ''far reach ing than the passage of a mere law for such a court as has already been done in Kansas"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
Railroad Heads in Conference Plan to
 Break Congestion
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CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Plans for re- lief of congestion in the nations railroads were made today at a meet ing of nearly 100 railroad executives representing 90 per cent of the roads in the country.
 The proposal is to relieve rail con- gestion by speeding up the movement of freight cars, by loading cars full Ter, and by reducing to minimum the number of cars now lying in freight yards waiting for repairs.
 "The meeting was called to discuss plans for meeting demands for trans portation,' said Robert s. Rinkerd. assistant chairman of the Associa- ton of Railway Executives.
 Since the cessation of federal con trol we have increased the car mile age from 23 to 26 miles a day and our plan is ito. get an average of 30 miles a day put of each car. Each additional mile a day is equivalent to putting into operation 90,000 new cars.
 We are putting into service about 60000 new freight cars. 1,250 new passenger and milk and baggage cars, using the $500, 900, ,OOO fund pro vided by the rail transportation act.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
MADpocK DENIES CHARGE

PHOENIN, Sept. 2. - In reply to complaint from Tucson. referred by Secretary F C. Christy of the Ari- zona AutOmotive Dealers association, that the state engineers department had been renting for private use trucks obtained from the government, State Engineer Thomas Maddock is sued a statement today saying none of the trucks had been rented to pri- vate persons but that at the request Of the city of Phoenix, some trucks had been rented to that city for use in construction of it's gravity water system.
 He added that trucks had also been rented to Maricopa county for road work
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
FIND SUBMARINE HALF EMERGED
 IN OCEAN
S-5 Discovered by Steamer
 AtIanthus Helpless in Mid-AtIantic
(.4ssociated Pres4 Leos<d WireJ


 NEW YORK, Sept. 3. - The plight of the disabled submarine. S-5. whose crew of 30 men was rescued early today after being submerged for A hours, was first learned by the steam ship AlanthuS, which accidentally dis covered the submarine off the Dola- ware capes yesterday afternoon with 30 feet of her bow protruding above the water, Captain E. o. Swinson of the steamship General George w. Goethals, reported upon his arrival at Hoboken tonight.
 Earlier reports were nat the Gen. eral Goethals had located the distress ed underseas vessel by means of a telephone buoy released from the sub- merged craft.
 The crew of the submarine owe their lives, he said, to the quick work of Chief Engineer w. R. Grace of the General Goethals and his assistant, R. A. McWilliams.
 The imprisoned men, Captain Swinson said, had cut a small hole through the hull and had stuck through pole on which was flying an undershirt. The Alanthus was un- able to rescue the crew as she had no apparatus for cutting through the submarines hull. The crew of the Alanthus, however. began pumping air
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
LAT TLE MEN A5k |NORE CREDIT
 IF BANKS
Meeting at Douglas Hears That the Stockman Gets
 Worst of It.
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 DOUGLAS, AriZ., Sept. 3. - Finan- cial and marketing problems were stressed today by F. F.. Schneider of Phoenix, secretary of the Arizona Cattle Raisers' association. who ad- dressed the Cochise Cattle Growers meeting here in semi-annual conven- tion. MT. Schneider and others held that the money situation was one of the most serious confronting Arizona COW men. and gave special considera- ton to the federal reserve banks for relief. Mr. Schneider reviewed ques. tions of grazing in national forests and favored a definite policy by the state land board on leasing of state lands for grazing
 Dayton Moses of Fort Worth. attol ney general for the cattle raisers' association of Texas. invited Arizona cattlemen to join the Texas associa- ton. He said that if any class had got the worst Of it" since the war it was the cattlamen.
 G. V. Hays of Wilson responded to Mayor A E. Hinton's address of wei come. k. Waller Mckenzie of San Simon presided in the absence of President George Morgan of Bonita. who is in Rochester. Minn., hospital for an operation following injury to his spine. Mir. Morgan's horse fell with him.
 The convention visitors are being entertained both in Douglas and Agua Prieta.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
90.000 REGISTER
 IN ARIZONA FOR
 COMING PRIMARY

PHOENIX, Sept. 3. - Approxi- mately so,ooo Arizonans have reg istered for the primary election to be held next Tuesday, according to totals of county registrations re- ceived by the secretary of state and made public today. The to- tals are complete for the state with the exception of Greenlee and Pi- nal counties. The registration by counties follows:
 Apache 1412; Coconino 2449: Gila 8565; Graham 2718; Mari ,copa 2o,656; Mohave 2295; Navaja '2508; Pima 7493; Santa Cruz 1910; .Yavapai 7694; cochise 11,s66; Yuma 3527; Greenlee (incomplete) 2464; Pinal (incon1plete) PAYS.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
Russian Children Protest Route of
 Return tOeHOmes
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NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-"Homesick- ness" prompted the action last night by more than 400 Russian refugee children quartered at. Fort Wads- worth, Staten Island. who protested against their return to Petrograd by way of France, according to state- ment today by Major R. H. Allen of the American Red Cross. He added that it would be impracticable to re- turn the children to their homes by any other route.
 The hunger" strike predicted as an active protest, failed to material iZe today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
COX CHARGES OP. LEADERS TOLD NITRUTtH UNDER OATH
PLANS TO INCITE
 REVOLT ON REDS
 DOOMED TO FAIL

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3. - Swarms Of Soviet spies wrtn which Russia is infested make impossible any revolution against the Bol- sheviki at the present tune, ac- vices received today in officials
 Revolt against the Rosheviki, circles here state.
 the advices said, only is possible if provoked and supported by out side influences as the efficiency of the secret police in Russia is such as to nip in the bud all plots and conspiracies.
 The dispatches add that the fear of the extraordinary commission also has been a deterrent factor of the powerful influence among the disaffected Russian people.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
Airplanes to Race
 to Pike's Peak Top

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Sept 3.IRace track enthusiasts from all parts of the country are arriving in Colorado Springs for the big hill climb up Pike's Peak which will take place in conjunction with airplane races to the summit of the 14,000 foot mountain next Monday morning The staccato reports of unmuffled motors can be heard daily on the long road to the crest as the racing drivers try out their machines, while hundreds of cars watch the prelimi- nary starts
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
.L|THUAN|ANS IN
 SAVAGE ATTACK
 DRIVE POLES ON
 EASTERN FRONT.
New War Faces Republic as Baltic State Joins With
 ' Bolsheviki
MADE PEACE LATELY
 WITH THE RUSSIANS
Fresh Forces Capture Five Cities From Tired Men
 of Warsaw
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 BERLIN, Sept. B. A koVno dispatch issued by the Lithuani- an telegraphy agency says Lith- uanian attachments have attack ed Polish troops and driven them back from 25 to 50 Versts over the entire Grodno-Suwalka front. They also took prisoners and captured war materials.
 The lituanians are rep ortcd to have recaptured yesterday Lipskigiby, Seiny, krasnapol, kolepminki and TscherwoIke. Lithuanian airplanes did recon noitering work during the ad- vance, which is reported to be still continuing. Information re- ceiVed in Berlin from other sources is to the effect that the seat of the Lithuanian govern ment is shortly to be transferred to Wilma.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
Cotton Growers to. Keep up Prices by
 Restricting Sales
C4ssociaird Fre5i Leassd u'irsj

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept 3. - Members Of the American Cotton as sociation. meeting here today, adopt ed resolution to hold their cotton for minimum price of 40 cents. mid ding basis, with one cent month added after November first. The res olution also urged members to hold their cotton seed for $50 a ton.
 Other proposals adopted urged eS- tablishment of cooperative marketing systems in every cotton growing state; the formation of an export cor poration to sell cotton in central Eu- rope. the reduction Of acreage devot- ed to cotton and increased growing of food and forage crops and retire ment of 25 per cent of the higher grade cotton.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
Japanese Revel in Oriental OratOry
 to Congressmen
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 TOXIC, Sept. 3.-The duty of Jap an and the United States to promote friendly relations between East and West, was emphasized in speeclfes delivered tonight at a luncheon held in the Imperial Hotel, in honor of the American congressman who reached Tokio today
 President Okee of the house of representatives said that he was firmly convinced Japanese progress in developing constitutional govern ment meant so much ground gained toward the community of feeling so essential for peace and good will among nations
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
KILLS BIG LION

PHOENIX, Sept. 3. What was described by officials of the state game warden's office as perfect livered at the game wardens offiCt today. l. is to remain there. for it had passed through the hands of d taXidernlist. The lion was shot JaR Tillman. Lovelady and Martinez ju Leonard canyon b%weeu the Coconb no and Sitgreaves national forests.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
Gompers to Take
 Plea for Debs to
 Attorney General

WASHINGTON. Spet. 3. Attor- ney General Palmer will receive on September 13 President Gompers ana a delegation of officials of the Amer ican Federation of Labor. who will ask amnesty for political prisoners" including Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate for president The request will be in accordance with resolu- ton passed by the Federation council at Montreal last June
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
Brooklyn Carmen Refuse Terms of
 Transit Company
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NEW YORK. Sept. B. Brooklyn Rapid Transit strikers, at mass meeting tonight rejected the strike settlement terms of federal Judge Mayer. legal custodian of the com pany providing for their return with full seniority rights and ten per cent increase over last years wages.
 This 3ction closely followed an ul- timatum from l.. M. Garrison, re- ceiver for the company, giving the strikers until noon next Wednesday to go back to their old jobs without loss of standing.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
GEORGIANS DENY WOMEN VOTES AT
 COMING PRIMARY

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept, 3. - The subcommittee of state Democratic executive committee tonight denied the women of Georgia the right to participate in the primary election of September 8. A resolution adopted by the subcommittee de- clared it had no jurisdiction to amend the rules and regulations under which the campaign has been conducted so that women might participate in the primary.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
TO SALVAGE S-5

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3. - As sured of the safety of the officers and crew of the disabled submarine S-5. naval authorities today sent ieutenant Commander Gibson. com manding officer of the submarine re- pair base at the Philadelphia navy yard on the destroyer to salvage the boat 5l
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
GIVE HEAVY BAIL

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept 3. - Bail in the sum of S10,000 was furnished today by each of the eight directors of the Utah-Idaho Sugar company of Salt Lake. named in sugar profiteer- ing complaints.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
DENY HIGHER FARES

HELENA Mont, Sept 3. In- creases of 20 per cent in intra-state passenger fares in Montana asked by the Western Passenger Association were denied today by the Montana Railroad Commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
uLSTERMEN SILENT

BELFAST, Sept. 3.-The proceed ings of the Teeting of the Ulster Unionist council today were strictly secret. The decisions arrived at were provis iopal.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-04
CANDIDATE SAYS DENIAL WADE AT CHICAGO WAS 4
 FLAT FALSEHOOD
Governor Starts Whirlwind Attack on Republican
 Slush" Fund
HAGUE COURT HAS
 BATS IN BELFRY"
Michigan Crowds Applaud League and Ridicule of
 = 'Stand-Patter"

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Sept. 3. Suggestion of perjury in the Chicago investigation by the sen ate committee of the Republican campaign contributions was made here tonight by Governor Cox. Democratic presidential candi- date in 2 speech closing the first day of his western campaign.
 Referring to denials by Repub- iican leaders of his Pittsburq charges that Republican quota list Of ss.145. 900 was made for 51 cities, Governor Cox said to his audience here:
 "You know that when denial was made at Chicago of the ex- istence of a quota, these men were deliberately telling sn un. truth and telling it under oath" BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Sept. = Governor Cox today made a whirl wind rush into his western campaign a dozen speeches throughout renewing his attack on Re publican campaign contributions anf peace policies.
 Charges or ca plot to buy the pres idency" were reiterated by the Dem ocratic presidential candidate in vir
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Week ending Sept. l.----l 20
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COPPER PRICES

Engineering & Mining Journal
 Quotations
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22
l WILL WIN NOW"
SAYS ANNE MARTIN

The indications now are that Nevada
will elect the first woman to the Uni
ted States senate, and also the first In
dependent These are the signs that |
point to this result:
A majority of Nevada people are dis
satisfied with both old parties. They |
know that big business controls botn
Democratic and Republican parties and
wrote both party platforms in the in
interests of the money power. They
know that neither eddie nor Hender-
son. pledged as they areto these plat
forms. can do anything for the people
They see both candidate are committed
to interests which exploit the people.
These voters are turning to me, the In
dependent candidate. free from big bu-
siness control and pledged to fight the
profiteers to lower the cost of living.
The fear is now expressed by eddie
supporters that am drawing SO heavily
from republican votes as to defeat Mr..
Oddie. Henderson supporters fear
am drawing so heavily from the demo
cratic votes as to defeat Henderson.
Both are right. 7 am drawing 50
heavily from the two parties that
will defeat them both. Republican vo-
/ ties for me are not votes for Hender-
son." Democratic votes for me are not
| votes for Oddie." They are not votes
thrown away. They are for me and
the principls for which stand. These
Democratic and Republican votes, com
bined with the big Independent vote of
the state. are going toelect me.
Women are supporting me. They de-
mand q woman senator to fight Cor the
government care of maternity and in.
fancy, for women and children whose
needs are neglected by our Congress of
men.
Labor IL supporting me. The Fe .
deration Of Labor at Sparks. the lar
gest labor organization in the state. en-
dorsed my platform and pledged itself
to make every effort to win my cleo
| ton. The Ely Central Labor Council
has taken the same action. Pledges o!
support from voters throughout the
state are daily received at my head
quarters. Don't Waste YOUR vote on
party candidate for the senate who
can only work AGAINST YOU and 70,
BIG BUSINESS II he gets there. Vote
for the woman Independent. It's q vo-
to for yourself and your children. Pile
up big majority for her.
ANNE MARTIN.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22
RATE increase HEARING
IS SET FOR NOVEMBER 3

Hearing on the action Of the public
utilities commission Of Utah in deciin-
ing to Increase certain intrastate
freight rates to conform to the in
ereas.s authorized by the Interstate
commission win be held in Salt Lake
on November ).
Announcement TO this effect was re-
eeiyed yesterday from II W. Prickett.
manager of the Traffic Service Bureau
Of Utah. who now is in Washington
attending a number Of hearings and
endeayoring to secure a more ade-
auate supply of freight cars for inter
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22

Want yssr serss.e ssIs by N expert ~
the husin~s.- Want the s~~r~ss Of
yesr life r~sesIeaf Then se "a sh-
eessu.e ball In Pte~he IN sstsrds,
~.-.inx O~ssber -. Sss will Ae able
q. get ssythisg yss want there
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22

II seems like home to come into mining town, ana
county, and particularly White Pine. My feelings can
be expressed in just word but to me word fraugh
with deepest meaning GRATITUDE-grateful for the
rousing majority so generously given to me from this
county 1t is my purpose by self reliance and work, to
fully repay all Nevada for their confidence.
Sincerely Yours
CHARLES r. EVANS, M. G.
tinaI Advertis
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22

mountain farmers and shippers
The hearing will be held al the fed
er4i building before Examiner Disqus
Of the commission.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22

william T. stewart Jr arrived in the
city last evening and Is attending 10
business matters IN to~n today
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22

r. c. ID. Marriage and George w
Frank went TO Gsyser this morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-19

tied by loose fielding and timely
batting by Cleveland Caldwell
pitched mastery hall in spite of the
many errors behind him, many of
the hits either being on lucky
bounds or after chances had been
given to retire the side.
On the other hand Cleveland
made all but two of its nine hits
count. Three of the four passes
taken by Cleveland also figured in
the run getting. Gardner drove in
three runs and scored another,
Friends presented Jack Graney
with an automobile previous to the
contest. Approximately 10000
fans were in the park
Gardeners single in the seventh.
following n single by Wambsganss
a base on balls to Speaker and a
sacrifice by Graney, who batted
for Smith. placing Cleveland in the
lead again, from which they were
never routed,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-19

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Cincinnati, If; BROOKLYN. <.

DE-
Brooklyn, Sept, 1S.-Cincinnau
stopped the onrush of Brooklyn to-
ward the National league pennant
by winning the final game of the
season between the two clubs.
Manager Robinson of the super
has tried his best to stem the tide
of the Reds onslaught and before
the champions were retired in the
ninth, five Brooklyn pitchers had
been used.
Ring and Marquard were the OPP
posing pitchers at the start and
both retired in the sixth. In the
first five innings Ring he d
Brooklyn to three hits, scattered
over as many innings, while Gin
cinnau had touched Marquard for
five hits and two runs. In the sixth
with Roush disposed of, the next
four Reds hit safely to left field
and these, with an error by Wheat
accounted for three runs. MamauX
finished the inning without further
scoring by Cincinnati.
The attack on Ring consisted OF
two singles, a home run by Crit
fifth an triple by Wheat. Napier, a
recruit, then succeeded Ring and
Myers greeted him with a double
that scored Wheat. An error by
Groh enabled Myers to tie the
score. Napier then pitched good
bail, allowing one more hit and Is
suing pass, the only Brooklyn
men to get on first,
Smith started to pitch IN the
seventh, but was Withdrawn after
two of the first three men to face
him had hit safely. Then Robinson
called upon his pitching star
Grimes. A hit by Duncan sent
home two runners and in the
eighth three hits off Grimes added
another run Mitchell pitched. the
last inning and three runs were ad-
ded to Cincinnatrs score as the re-
suit of three hits and Wheats sec
Ond error.