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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
STREET MEETINGS AND
DEMONSTRATIONS FORBIDDEN
Troops Turned Their Machine Guns on the Mob,
Which Endeavored to Storm the Reichstag
and at Least Two Persons Were Killed in the
VOlley.

Berlin Tuesday JAM 13, (By the Associated Press)
The government tonight proclaimed martial law in all sec
tons of Germany following the mob demonstration this after
noon in which least 10 persons killed and many others
by machine fire from guards in front OF the
Reichstag building.
Gustav Noke the minister of defense has been appointed
for the greater Berlin district and Bande-
burg province Street parades meetings and Oh
all kinds have been prohibited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
ANOTHER VILLAGE
WIPED OUT BY QUAKE
San Joaquin, of 5000 Population, Said
to Have Been Destroyed by New
Earth Movement,

Mexico City. Tuesday, Jan. Ia San
Joaquin. village of three thousand
inhabitants. in the the Jalapa district,
state OF Vera Cruz, was destroyed
this morning by an earthquake, ac-
cording to advices given out by the de-
partment OF agriculture, which gave
no details as to casualties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
JELLIc0E IN JAMAICA.
British Admiral Paid Short Visit to
British Possession.

Gladstone. Jamaica. Jan II fNia
Ottawa, Admiral Nisconnt Jellicoe,
accompanied by Sir Robert Borden,
premier Of Canada, arrived at Port
Royal yesterday afternoon from Cuba
on the British battle cruiser New Zea
land. They came to Kings house here
to call on the governor and later re.
turned To Port Royal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
BIG STORM IN BELGIUM.
Many Factories Had to Close Because
OF High Water.

Brussels. Jan. - Havasi. Seven
persons are report "a dead and MANY in
iured a. = result Of the storm whieh
has been prevailing fn Belgium Tor the
lasi - hours. Numerous factories have
been obi ged 20 close and mueh dam
age has been done BY high water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14

Give your physician chance 10 keep
You well before YOU call him in to cure
you. advises the United States public
health service. An OCCASIONAL thorough
examination by competent physician
will save You money and Prolong your
life
Don't always esll the aching joint
rheumatism. SAYS the United States
public health sertiee- Bad teeth are
sometimes the resl cause and i u
always use to consult both the doctor
and the dentist. Have an N-ray made
of the teeth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
DIVIDENDS TO BE PAID
WITH BEER AND ALE.

Providence, r.. J., Jan. j.,
Stockholders in local breweries
expected to-day to receive what
many believed would be their
last dividend, a division OF the
beer and ale held in stock since
operations ceased several months
ago. The James Hanley Brewing
company sent each of its stock
holders two barrels of its prod
uet yesterday. after receiving
permission from Collector Of In
ternal Revenue OShaughnessy.
and other breweries announced
that they would make similar
distributions to-day and to-
morrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
Fighting Started When Crowd Stormed
Doors

Provocation for firing upon the
.rowd was furnished by its attempt
o storm the west entrance of the
building. A score Of men attacked
,everal guards and wrenched their RI
ics away from them just as soldiers
'ushed up. and then general firing be
yan. When the mob ran into the street
fronting the south side of the edifice
,oldiers stationed there suspected they
ronld be attacked and Immediately
,pened fusillade. Six slightly wounded
ivilians we're carried into the Reich
tag building. a dozen others were
transferred TO the guard house near
he Brandenburg and a number were
arried off BY members Of the sanitary
;crps
The Reichstag temporarily adjourned
mid great confusion, President Feb
rnbach being obliged 20 leave he chair
l. he was unable to control the stu
ifion. Members Of various parties en-
aged in violent recriminations and
members Of the cabinet left tho. cham
,er. A shot fired from a pointsdireet
in iron; of the Bismarck monument
uttered the huge glass door leading %
he lobby which was crowded with sgi-
afed deputies, the bullet passing
ew feet from the spoi where the cor
espoBdent was in conversation with
Tcrr Sfresemanu. national-libersl
neniber 81 the Reichsiag.
When the troops dispersed The crowd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
GOING TO DERBY LINE.
Rev. E. L. conklin Will Assume the
Passionate Feb. I.

Morrisville. Jan. Il. - Rev. +. l..
Conkl OF Southold. y. J., has'aecepi
ed call TO the pastorate. Of the Uni
versalist church OF Derby Line. il Is
announced BY Rev George =. Fortier,
state superintendent, and viii begin
his duties Feb. /. tie succeeds the late
Rev. A. y. Blackford. Rev Mr.. Conk-
Inns ministry has been chiefly in the
middle West. lie was many years man
ager Of the Unirersaliss Publishing
house in Chicago and later he was su-
of churches in Illinois and
Michigan. The past year he has been
his health at Southold after
a severe illness.
Mrs. Conklin il also prominent IN
the work Of the Cniyersalist denomi-
nation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14

Tonight Noske's troops threw a rife
and barbed wire Gordon throughout the
downtown streets. The Reichstag
square was given reinforced patrol
The Wilhelmsstrasse was barred to all
traffic and the government building
was virtually inaccessible except TO
those employed there.
The Unter den Linden entrance to
the Hotel Adon was closed and dark.
ened The members of the assembly
were not molested as they lett the
Reichstag building after adjournment,
Berlin, Tuesday, Jan. lS.-Many per
sons were killed and wounded when a
mob rushed the police guards in front
Of the Reiclstag building here this aft
rrnoon.
The mob, organized by exirsMists as
protest against Ghe Industrial coun-
ellis bill, now before the Reichstag, be-
gan to gather before noon. Soon every
street leading TO the Tiergarten was
crowded with masses of people carrying
red flags and placards. Anticipating a
demonstration before the Reichstag
building. the authorities had surround
ed the building with public security
guards and machine gunIers, who
barred all approaches. As time passed.
the crowd was joined by striking tram
employees, and soon infammatory
speeches were begun by agitators.
Attempts were made by the guards
to disperse the mob, but ii was needless
Of warnings from the police. At last,
the mob, regardless of the machine
gunners and other defenders of che
building. made a rush against the police
lines. trying to disarm the guards and
disable the machine guns. When i
was seen the mob could not be checked
Ia other ways, the guards opened fire.
The shooting was at close range and the
front of the building was Uttered with
lead and wounded The most severe
"a asuakies were inflicted on the crowd
which approached from the Simon
trasse side of the structure. Order was
soon restored.
The Reichstag continued its sitting
nntil ) o'clock, at which time it was
announced ten bodies OF persons killed
10 the fight had been brought into the
sourt of the building.
Rife and machine gun fire was
opened on the mob at 3:40 o'clock
md lasted five minutes 1t was most
severe around the west portal of the.
building. Later the correspondent OF
The Associated Press counted at least
10 men lying. in. the outskirts of the
riergarten, apparently wounded. When
ihe troops began firing the crowd ran
IN all directions AT the sound of the
runs. members Of the lower house OF
he Reichstag left the assembly cham
Der and crowded into the lounging
!oom, whore there was intense excite
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
HUNGARY WILL GET
PEACE TERMS THURSDAY
Allied Conditions Will Probably Be
Prepared BY That Date.

Paris. Tuesday. Jan. " lHavasls-
The allied peace conditions probably
viii be submitted 10 the Hungarian
delegates on Thursday afternoon at the
ministry Of foreign sffsirs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
A Guilds PRAYER.

~Cive n this day our daily bread. =
the iitle one paused d--and- od. Lord
81 it, Just a. 'vefent ~ noe make a
gingerbread Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14

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color and shape, lst. a. 81 hen shape
special. sd. 81 cockerel. p pullei, sfh
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
Lucky Dogs.

Every dog has his day. hat oniv
thoroughbreds get entered at the bench
show Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14

gCOatl8usa On PAso -
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
German Dye Stocks Thrown Open to American Buyers

WASHINGTON, Sept 17.-An ar rangeElent has been completed by which American consumers Of dye stuffs may purchase supplies from the stocks of the German product which have been set apart under the Versailles peace treat" as a part of the reparation to be made to AL lied Powers by Germany The Tex tile Alliance, Inc. -profit-tak- ing organization created by dye con cumers. according to an announce ment by the War Trade Board sec tion of the State Department. will be the mechanism through which the dyes will be distributed. Only those dyes will be obtained, the an- nouncement said, which are not being produced in the United States. CT for which suitable and reason ably priced substitutes are not manufactured domesticallly.
 Further announcement of the War Trade Board section said that the United States was entitled to par ticipate in the purchase of stocks Of German chemical drugs also i'm pounded under the treaty's indem- nity terms. but die not deem that there was present need or demand for the drugs in this country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
CHARGES PLOT 10 DOWN PROHIBITION
Dry Enforcement Commission CT Declares Nationwide
 Conspiracy at Work.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Declar- ing that existing Federal machinery for enforcement of prohibition laws is inadequate, Prohibition Commiss- toner J. F. Krames, addressing the Anti-Saloon League conference here today charged that the nation is confronted by a gigantic and vicious conspiracy to discredit and ultimately overthrow prohibition
 Officials of the Anti-Saloon League today made public a partial list of Congressional candidates against whom tho League will fight because of their position on prohibition.
 Wayne Wheeler general counsel for the League, said every candidate not recorded as favorable to rigid enforcement of prohibition would be fought to finish.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
President Urges Oct. g.
 For Fire Prevention Day

WASHINGTON, Sept 17.-Presi. dent Wilson has issued a proelama- ;ion urging state governors to set apart Saturday October 2, as fire pre- yention day and to request general observance by the public.
 The need for bringing before the people the serious and unhappy ef- fleets of the present unnecessary fire waste and the need of their indyid- ual effort in conserving the natural and created resources of America, was said by the President in his proclamation to be especially urgent for the following reasons:
 "The destruction by fire in the United States involves an annual loss of life of 10000 men. women and children and over S250.00O,0OO in buildings. foodstuffs and other ere ated resources.
 "The need of the civilized world for American products to replace the ravages of the great war is especially great at this time
 Present serious shortage of homes and business structures makes the daily destruction of buildings by fire an especially serious matter
 "A large percentage of the fires causing the annual American fire waste might easily be prevented b, increased care and vigilance on tho part of the citizens"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
HART CL|NCKES HOLD ON C. 0.P.
 REORGANIZATION
Washington Governor Leading Hartley by 1000 With Re-
 turns Nearly Complete. OTHER CANDIDATES SAFE
Additional Returns Effect No Change in Senator
 ial or State Races.

SEATTLE, Sept. 17.-On the face of unofficial returns from all but a few scattering precincts in the state Gov. Louis F. Hart has clinched the Republican gubernatorial renomna- tion, as a result of Tuesdays primar- ies Today he was leading Roland Hartley, his nearest opponent, by more than 1000 votes
 The standings of all the candidates as announced yesterday were un- changed today.
 fk United States Senator Wesley L. Jones has won the Republican nom- nation for Senator by a heavy ma jority
 Congressmen John F. Miller, J Stanley Webster, and John w. Sum mers of the First, Fifth and Fourth Districts respectively were renomin- ated by the Republicans. Lindley H. Hadley, Second District, and Al bert Johnson Third District, were unopposed.
 All Republican incumbents of State offices, have been renomlnated.
 Nomination by the Democrats of Judge w. w. Black of Everett for Governor over Edward Mathes of Bellingham, his nearest opponent, is certain
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
U. s. Senate Will Aid Fight
 On ProGteering Landlords

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The United States Senate will help Chicago ten ants in their fight against profiteer- ing landlords, if was learned hero today when it was announced that the committee on reconstruction and production will open an investigation of housing here about September 22
 The Chicago Association of Com merce and a score of other orgariza- tions here requested the inquiry
 The Senate Committee is composed of Sen. William NJ. Calder, of New York. chairman. and Senators WILL jam s. Kenyon, Iowa. Walter E. Edec New Jersey. Edward J. Gay. Louis. jana. and J. 0. Wolcott of Delaware
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Contracts For Arminp Six
 Dreadnaughts Awarded

WASHINGTON, Sept I7.-Award of additional contracts to complete the l6-inch gun program required for arming the six 43.O00 ton dread naughts and six battle cruisers now under construction are announced by the Navy Department. Contracts for six l6-inch guns each were awarded to the Midvale Steel Company. at $256,000 per gun and tho Bethlehem Steel Company at $257 300 per gun The latter company will also fur nish four sets of 16inch gun forgings while contracts for eighteen 16snch forgings was awarded to the Erie Forge Company.
 With the Midyale and Bethlehem companies each having each pre- viOusly contracted to furnish forty four 1G-inch guns in addition to the ninety to be turned over to the naval gun factory at Washington, the war contracts today complete the program of one hundred and fifty lG-inch guns required for the great fighting ships now building While their armament actually calls for only 120 of the big guns, 30 are being built as spares. The twelve warships will not be completed be- fore the latter part of 1923. accord ing to the present program. but it is necessary. it was said. that the guns be finished and ready for in- stallation a year before the ships are completed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Democratic Nominee Praises Senator Hiram Johnson in
 Sacramento Speech.

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Sept IT, Opening his California campaign here today, Gov. James M. Cox, Democratic Presidential nominee, praised United States Senator Hiram Johnson, of California, defeated can didate for the Republican nomina- ton for President, as a true eXpon- ent of progressive policies and de- clared he was a strong admirer of Johnson's "frankness and lack of hypocrisy.
 The Governor continued his at tacks on Big Business and the financial methods of Republican leaders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Ketchikan Joints Raided Liquor and Drugs are Seized

Mrs. William Hundson was arrest ed. charged under the Harrison Act with having narcotics in her poss- ession. She was carrying a satchel said to contain drugs when arrested
 Seventeen cases of liquor were found behind a false partition in the Northern Hotel. operated by Mrs Rae Johnston Booze also was found at the Seattle Bar in a boot black stand.
 The mayor today declared that the town must be cleaned up at all costs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
FORMER SOLDIER KILLS MEXICAN;
 GIVES SELF UP
Robert Horn Shoots and Kills F. Falvanta on Beach
 At Douglas.
CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE
Shotgun Used with Terrible Efect-Trouble Starts
 Over Horns Wife.

Following the coroners inquest this afternoon, Robert Horn was bound over to the Federal grand jury now in session in Juneau on a charge of first degree murder for the killing of F. Falvanta,
 The coroner's jury returned . yer dict to the effect that Falvanta came to his death as a result of gunshot wounds from a shotgun at the hands of Horn.
 F. Falvanta, a Mexican, is dead and Robert Horn, former service man. is in the Federal jail charged with his staying as the result of a shooting scrape on the Douglas beach last night at 7:30 o'clock. Horn fired three times with Q shot gun, two at least of the charges of number six shot taking effect. One charge entered the face and head and the other the abdomen Fal- yanta was rushed to the emergency hospital at Treadwell. fatally wounded and died within half an hour after arrival.
 Apparently from the story of the shooting as pieced together ard as told by Horn the latter shot when he found the Mexican paying atten- tion to his wife, a young native woman Horn claims that when he found the two together on Thlinget Avenue the Mexican threatened him with an automatic revolver. He ran back to his cabin and get his shot gun, he said, and on coming back still found the Mexican with his automatic in his hand. He then shot three times while the Mexican was vainly trying to get his gun in action.
 Terrible Wounds Inflicted.
 The scene of the shooting was just at the bottom of what is known as the Hospital steps, on Thlinget Avenue. The Mexican after being hit ran up the steps a few feet where his revolver was found. He staggered from there about fifty feet down the steps and along the Ave nue and was found hanging across a banister,
 The shots were fired from close range and inflicted terrible wounds, almost tearing the side of his face and head off and badly punct1ring his abdomen and intestines.
 Horn telephoned for United States Deputy Marshal Johnson immed- lately after the affair and gave him. self up, acknowledging the shooting but claiming self defense and pro- vocation.
 Follows Woman Claim.
 Mrs. Horn said she was up town and had started home when Fal- vanta met her on the street and followed her She says she tried to make him stop following and pay ing attention to her but that he per sisted and when she went down the Avenue towards her home he was walking with her and that he was near her when her husband first saw them. She claimed last night that she did not see tho shooting. Witnesses stated that theY saw Mrs. Horn pass down the street with Falvanta and that Horn was behind
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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Alaskan Flyer Leaves
 WrangelI for HazeIton

WANGELL, Alaska, Sept. IT, Plane No. 4 Of the Alaskan Flying Squadron, piloted by Lieut.. Ross Kirkpatrick, which has been delayed here by unfavorable weather since its arrival from Whitehorse last week took off for Hazelton, s C., yesterday afternoon at 1:45 o'clock to rejoin the other three planes of the squadron and continue their flight to New York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Thompson's Candidate For
 Illinois Governor Leading

CHICAGO, H., Sept 17.-With 700 Illinois precincts still missing Len Small, backed by Mayor Will jam Hale Thompson Of Chicago. to- day had lead of $500 votes over Lieut.. Gov. John G. Oglesby in the count of the votes in Wednesday, $ primary election for the Republi- can nomination for Governor. Oglesby is supported by Gov. Frank 0. LoWden
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
FINANCE CENTERS FROM COAST
 10 COAST UNDER HEAVY GUARD:
 FURTHER 0UTR AGES ARE FEARED
Federal Investigators Determine New York Blast Due to Bomb Loaded With INT or Picric Acid - Death Toll Is Raised to yhrty-six = Others Dying
 Nationwide Hun for Assassns Begun

WASHINGTON Sept 7-Widespread anarcist plotting ponsbe for the explosion in Wall Street New York yesterday the Department Justice termned that bomb loaded with INT rife blast which thrtysix killed outright than hundred injured, many probably fatally. Fear that similar outrag will be attempted other cities has led Federal and State authorities strong guards the financial
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
TROOPS ASKED IN
 WYOMING STRIKE
Coal Company Manager Kill ed, Two Deputies Wounded
 As Result of Walkout.

CASPER, Wyo,, Sept 17-D. NJ Adler. general manager of the Cor ona Coal Company was shot and killed. Deputy Sheriff Early EdSci was probably fatally wounded and Deputy Sheriff Brown was badly injured near here today. All three, who were riding in an automobile were shot from Ambush
 A coal miners strike is in prog ress and strikers or strike sympa- thizers are blamed for the affair
 The Sheriff has asked for troops declaring the situation has passed beyond his control.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Mayor and Chief of Police Head Dry Squad Raids =
 Woman Is Arrested.

KETCHIKAN. Alaska. Sept. IT, Five thousand dollars worth of nor phine. cocaine and opium, seventeen eases of "Old Crow" whickey and a
 thousand dollars worth of Canadian whiskey were seized in raids con ducted by Mayor Dale w. Hunt and Chief of Police Hendrickson at the head of a dry squad here last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Taft to Campaign 2 Weeks
 For Republican Candidates

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Former President William Howard Taft will campaign for two weeks in behalf of Senator Warren G. Harding and Gov. Calvin Coolidge, Republican Presidential and Vice-PTesidcntial nominees, according to announce ment from Republican National headquarters here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Train Held Up by Bandit
 Pair; 20 Laborers Robbed

ORTONVILLE. Minn., Sept. IT, Two bandits held up twenty laborers travelling in a special coach on a Chi eago, Milwaukee and St. Paul train near here yesterday and secured about $200 in cash and some jewelry. They then left the train and escaped in an automobile
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Latest Bulletins
 By ySbeciaI Gable

SEATTLE, Sept. 17.-FederaI Judge Neterer today denied a motion to di- rect verdict of acquittal in behalf of seven officials of the Grays Har- bor Motorship Corporation charged with conspiracy to defraud the Gov ernment by presentation of false claims. The case is expected to go to the jury tonight.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 17. - The American Embassy at Rome today advised the State Department of at tempted violation of the American consulate at Genoa by Italian work men displaying red flags, who sought to force the lowering of the Ameri- can flag during funeral of work men.
 HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 17.-Oscar Beasley, negro, arrested today for the murder of Sheriff Jot Snow of 6razoria County and indicted a few hours later, was taken from the jail by a mob of three hundred this afternoon and hanged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17

HAZLETON, Pa. Sept 17-The policy committee of coal mine work CTS, who have been out on strike for higher wages, will recommend that all anthracite workers return to work immediately, according to announce ment from union headquarters here today
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-17
Robbers Dynamite Bank;
 Escape with Cash, Bonds

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Sept. IT, Robbers dynamited the Pierce Bank of Linn Grove. Iowa. 100 miles north east of here, early today and escaped in an automobile with Sl0O00 in Lib erty Bonds and about Sl.000 in cash.