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Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
DEMPSEY TRIAL
 STARTED TODAY

San Francisco, June s-Trial of William Harrison (Jack) Dempsey, champion heavyweight pugilist of the world, and his manager, Jack Kearne, on a charge of conspiring to evade the selective military service act was to begin today in the United States District Court here.
 The indictment on which they are brought to trial charged specifically that as a result of the alleged con- spiracy Dempsey falsely swore that his mother, father and wife were wholly dependent upon him and that he thus obtained deferred classifca- tion.
 The federal grand jury returned the indictment following the appearance before it of Mrs. Maxine Dempsey, divorced wife of Dempsey.
 Attorneys for the government have announced she would be called as & witness for the prosecution.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
LEWIS DID NOT
 MARRY WOMAN
When She Demanded Ger
 tificate He Gave Her a Beating

Further investigation into the case of George Laois, alias George Lewis" alleged white shaver, who was brought back to Bridgeport from Norfolk, Va, yesterday by Lieutenant John E. Bar ton of the "vice squad" has resulted in the discovery that Lewis was never legally married to the woman who he claims is his wife and with whom he has been living for the past four years.
 While examining Lewis personal effects, Lieutenant Barton discovered a marriage certificate which was taken out by the couple. The document had been partially but never com pletely written in. When the woman was questioned she said that she was never certain that she was legally married to Lewis, and every time she mentioned the subject or asked to see the marriage certificate her husband beat her. Lewis claims that he was officially married somewhere in Bridgeport" but is unable to tell the name of the official who performed the ceremony.
 In the City Court this morning. the alleged white shaver was again ar raigned for trial, but requested a con- tinuance in order that he might con- suit at more length with his attor- ney. The case was continued until tomorrow.
 Marian Wilson, the girl who is aI- legged to be the victim of Bridge ports late "vice trust" was brought back to this city from the Home of the Good Shepherd, in Hartford yesterday. She was ready to appear at the trial this morning, and is now at police headquarters. After the trial she will be returned to Hart ford
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
GEN. ALVARAD0
 QUITS HUERTA
Traffic Resumed Betwee1 Vera Cruz and Mexico
 City.

Mexico City, June s.---GeneraI, Sal. vador A1yarado confirm ed last night rumors that he had resigned as min ister of finance of the cabinet of pro- visional president Alodfo Della Huer- ta. It was stated unohciaEy that General Pascual Ortiz Rubio, ad in- terim minister of communica ton and former governor of Jalisco, would suc- ceed General Alvarado.
 The retiring minister was emphatic in stating his resignation had not been caused by friction with the head of the administration, and he said he was prepared to accept whatever post the government chose to give him. One report states he is to become min- ister of comm munications, while another said he would be sent to Eng land on a special mission.
 General Jacinto Trevino took the oath of office as minister of industry, commerce and labor today.
 Railway traffic between Mexico City and Vera Cruz was resumed to- day, trains being routed by the way of Cardenas. Travellers leaving Mex ico for foreign ports are at present sailing from Tampico.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
II. ". TAYLOR
 DIES AT HOME

Howard W. Taylor, a prominent at torney and former member of the state Legislature, died this morning at his home on Garfield avenue Dan bury, from cancer of the throat.
 The deceased has been a member of the Fairfield County Bar since 1879, and was one of the prominent Democrats of that part of the state He was three times elected to the lower House at Hartford.
 He is survived by his wife and or Q boy.
 Funeral services will be held at his home, Thursday afternoon. There will be a special meeting of the Fairfield County Bar association, Fri. day, to take action on his death.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
COALITION BLOC HAS
 ELECTED 156 DEPUTIES

Berlin, June S-ReportS from near ly $50 districts on the result of the balloting for members of the new Reichstag in Sundays elections re- ceived up to II o'clock last night, showed that the Majority Socialists, Centrists and Democrats, the parties making up the coalition block back of the present government, had elect ed 156 deputies.
 The main parties of the conserva- tive opposition, these figures showed, had elected S3 members. while the main party of the left, the Independ-
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
GEN. PERSHINC
 IS TO RETIRE

Washington, June S-Unless a sit uation arises that justif1es him in re- maining in the army, General Persh- ing will retire from active service within a few months. In a letter to Secretary Baker he expressed the de- sire to return to civil life, adding t'1 feel that after the completion of the work contemplated by the army reor- ganization act, I could relinquish military duty without detriment to the service and thus be free to en- gaze in something more active-''
 The general did not indicate the nature of his future activities.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
ASK HOME
 RULE FOR IRELAND
A. F. of L. Will Probably Re-elect GOmpers As
 Its Head.

Montreal, June S-Resolu- tions covering political and economical conditions ID the United States and labor de- mands upon the administration forces of that country were presented by the score when the American Federation of Labor opened its second days session here today.
 These resolutions demanded a hands on' policy toward Mexico, pubEc ownership of railroads with democratic administrations; reafirma- ton of home rule for Ireland, appoint ment of a committee to lay founda> tons for an American labor party. lifting of the blockade of Soviet Rus sa, re-estabhshm ent of trade relations with Russia and recognition of the Soviet government, impeachment of Attorney General Palmer, condemna- ton of Postmaster General Bg1rleSon. condemnation of industrial courts, re- peal of recently enacted railroad leg isladon enforcing compulsory arbitra- ton, and establishment of an educa- ton system on management for the workers
 Another resolution presented by Abraham Leflsowitz of the American Federation of Teachers, asks for the Characterization of the school sys- tenn by giving the teachers voice in framing the educational policies of each community. The resolution also recommended that the school houses of the nation be thrown open for use as public forums for political and eco- nomical discussions
 Tne tea.,hars' federation, now organ ized three years, had 1s0 locals
 The national committee for organ izing iron and steel workers today presented a resolution asking the fed eration to support the committees fight for free speech" in western Pennsylvania steel towns and aid in financing legal battle to carry cases now pending to the United States su- preme court
 Owing to the absence of President Samuel Gompers, who left yesterday for Chicago, the convention will en- act little business until Friday whe1 he is expected to return.
 While the election does not come up until next week, opinion appar- ently was unanimous that MT. Comp CTS will be 'unopposed for reelection as president of the Federation for the 39th time.
 The International Labor Press of America announced today that it had adopted a resolution endorsing the federation's non-partisan political policy. The press organization also announced the election of Matthew woll of Chicago as president for the ensuing year.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
DRIVEN
 BACK IN PANIC

Warsaw, June s.---Bolshevik forces have been driven back in a panic along the front between the Dvina and Beresina rivers. according to an off cial statement issued at Polish army headquarters here yesterday. The Poles launched an attack against the town of Glubokoi, s5 miles north of Minsk which broke through the Soviet lines and resulted in the capture of 800 prisoners and large amount of booty. Bolshe heviki who had crossed the Beresina have been driven back, it is declared.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
WAR CAUSE OF
 CRIME INCREASE

Detroit, June S.---Reaction from the war and present day criminal proceed ure were held responsible for the re- cent increase in crime by August Voll- mer of the department of criminology of the University of California, who addressed the convention of the Inter- national Police Chiefs Association here today. The effects Of the war upon crime, MT. Vollmer said, wouEl he noted in all countries for at least ten years.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
VOTE RECORDS SINCE LINCOLN
 WAS NAMED

\ glance at convention records since Lincoln was nominated in 1860 discIoscs the unusual pros poets for the present one. In those conventions the baNoting was as follows:
 1860, Lincoln, 3rd ballot: 1864, Lincoln, 1st ballot; 1868, Grant, 1st balloot; 1872, Grant, 1st; 1876, Hayes, zth; 1880, Garfield, S6th; 1884. Blaine. 4th; 1888, Harrison, Sth; 1892, Harrison, list: 1896, Mckinley, 1st; 1900, Mckinley, acclamation; 1904, Roosevelt, exclamation; 1908, Taft, 1st; 1912, Taft, 1st; 1916, Hughes Sr1
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
Plan To Produce
 5000 Motors Daily

Other electrical goods will proba- bly be manufactured in the local plant There will be room for oth- CT work than on small motors and those who are posted say the com pany may manufacture and produce heating apparatus to supply the de- mand for that line of goods. Several other small things may also be made in this city.
 The new officials of the plant have taken charge and every day new en- ployes are being added to the per Sonnel.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11

ent Socialists had elected 57 mem- bers. Added to these 296 votes of principal parties were 47 classed as scattering"
 The seats won by the various par ties so far as the still incomplete re- turns show were divided as follows:
 Majority Socialists S6, loss of "A; Independent Socialists 57, gain of 33; German Peoples Party AZ. gain of 19; Centrists 43, loss of 45; Demo- crats 27, loss of 50; German National Party fl, gain of [; scattering 47.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
MILLER SUES
 ON FORECL0S

The action of Harry D. Miller to forec1ose mortgage against the property now occupied by the Blue Ribbon Body Company. on State street, is being tried before Judge Frank D. Haines in the Superior Court today.
 The mortgage was given on June g. 1910 by The Bridgeport Vehicle company to James W. Horton who as- signed it to the plaintiff.
 The Vehicle company sold the prop erty to the Blue Ribbon Body com oany. The Vehicle company is de- lending the suit on the ground that there is nothing due thereon. as Hor- ton did not fulfill his part of the agreement for which the mortgage vas given.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
JUDGE DENIES MOTION.

New York, June S"Supreme Court Justice Weeks today denied a motion to dismiss at the opening of the trial of Police Inspector Dominick Henry of the tenderloin district charged with perjury in connection with ahdavits g alleging official misconduct on the part of Assistant District Attorney James E. Smith, directing New ' ork' $ vice crusade Selections of jurors then began. Inspector Henry recent ly was acquitted of a charge of neg lect of duty for alleged failure to SUD- press vice in his district.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11

Production of 5000 small motors a day is the aim of the General Elec- tric Co. in it's new plant, formerly the Remington works, in this city, ac- cording to. well informed persons. At the present time the company is turning out about 500 of these small motors a day in the plant at Pitts field, Mass, but the company, it is said, has orders enough to keep the local plant going for years and will put the local shop into operation just as soon as possible
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
CONVENTION TO BE
 RECORD BREAKER
NO BOSSES DELEGATES LEADERLESS OLD GUARD ARRIVES EARLY AS
 THOUSANDS STORM TO
 ENTER COLISEUM

Coliseum Chicago, June sThe Republican National Con venon actually called to order at If 34 after Chairman Hays appeared the platform and greeted with rounds of applause and shouts.
 Chairman Hays brought down the gave with whack and the convention quickly to order. Bishop E. Woodcock Of louisville, offered the
 The prayer long and at it's broke into The Star Spangled Banner song leader.
 Unique in the annals of the party, the bles today unbossed unbrdled and with presidential didae having enough votes sight to his nomination.
 It to be breaker all cast ballots than other Republican convention Garfield was nominated in 1880 before the party standard bearer is named.
 There still such complete absence of bosses leave the convention leaderess Cheftains who y in the days by standing the chucke while the delegates through the experience "people's convention"
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
GOVT HAS RENDERED
 RESERVATIONS

Berlin, June s-(By The As- sociated Pres) The govern ment today rendered its resigna- ton to President Ebert who re- quested it to remain in office provisiona1ly.-
 The president also asked Chan cel1or Mueller to take steps so that the results of Sundays par Hamentary election can be estab- Hslied as soon as possible in or- der that the Reichstag may be summoned at the earliest posi- ble date.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
30 CENTS IS
 SUGAR PRICE

St. Johns, Mi, June s.---The New foundland Food Control Board, in taking over control of all sugar sales in this colony, has fixed the price at 30 cents a pound The price will be stabilized at this figure until the end of the year at least. The board an nounced that it's order was issued ito protect the public against the proba ble price of 40 cents a pound in a few months which would have been inev- itable if this step were not taken"
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
REFUSE POLISH ATTACK.

London, June s-Repulse of Polish Ukrainian attacks in the Kiev region and further south is reported in Mon days official Bolsheviki statement from Moscow, received by wireless to- day. An engagement east of Bobruisk in which the Soviet forces were suc- cessful, is also reported.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11

Portsmouth, N. H., June s-Thos. Mott Osborne, formerly comm mandant of the naval prison heres today com pleted a report to the navy depart. ment on his investigation of naval prisons and detention camps on the Atlantic coast.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11

Pittsburgh, Pa, June S-Masked bandits this morning entered the Hay and National Bank in Hays, Pa, ten miles from Pittsburgh, and after lock ing the cashier in the vault footed the bank The band escaped in the direc- ton of Pittsburgh.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
NEW RECORD FOR
 PARACHUTE DROP

San Antonio, Tex, June S-Second Lieutenant John P. Wilson. of Char lotte, S. C., stationed at Kelly Flying Field, today claimed a new worlds record for a parachute drop, 19,SOo feet Lieutenant Wilson made h1s leap yesterday, landing IS miles from San Antonio.
 The former record is said to have been 14,0oO feet, made by French
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
ANOTHER .HooCH' VICTIM.

Another .thootch'' victim took a free ride in the ambulance this morn ing when pr. B. J. Burns of the Emergency staff responded to a call at Washington Park at 10:30 o'clock and found a man laying in a stupor' from the effects of alcohol at that place He was taken to Hillside for treatment.
Republican farmer., 1920-06-11
ExPEC- FINE HARVEST.

Paris, June s.---Declines in the cost of necessities of life which are general throughos1 France are outlined by several newspapers this morning, all of which declare that France is get ting back to work and that a fine harvest is in prospect Some say that the attitude of the public in buying only what is strictly necessary has had much to do with a falling off in prices recently.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
Ell VIAJE DEL REY ALFONSO XIII
IA AMERICA

Madrid, Diciembre 14.--E yiaje del
Rey Alfonso a America, es cosa resuei-
ia va, 81 bien adm no Sc determine Ia
fecha de la ~proyectada vista, pero se
tiene como SECURE que el j6yen monar-
ca partira de aduf, q fines de Ia prdma
vera o principles del verano del pro-
ximo aho. v que wisEtara varios de los
'paises Observation-Disclosures
E punto central del viaje del Key
es Ia Argentina, pero Sc tiene como SCI
guro que Ell Monarch hero se detendra
Ell Cuba y algun puerto de alguna de
las r~epdbiieas centro-amerlcanas, Sc
gun infoFmes de personals que tienen
estrechas relaci0nes con Ell Rey.
Ell gobierno espanol tiene 81 proyec-
to de, comprar un nueyo edificio para
So Embajada en- Bgenos Aires, y SO
pretende al ser possible, que sea 81 Rey
Alfonso el que presida las ftestas De
Id inauguracidn durapte 81 vista q
esa capital.
La Reina Victoria Quedara en- Espa-
ma en- caiidad de Regente, mientyas
dure la ausencia de su real ~consorte,
aunque Sc haran todas las agencias po-
sibles para conseguir que7la sonerana
acompahe al rey en- ~ gira.
Ell ohjeto del viaje del monarch es7
paiol no sera tan solo de im~portancia
polftica, sino que tendra ademas unI
gran yalor comercial tinanciero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
Sc P0NE EN- EscENA FL HERMoso.
DRAMA ola oRAcfoN De Ia
TARpEn EN- ALBUQUERQUE


ConfOrme 10 annnciamos en- nu6stro
nnmero anterior, el hermoso drama
La Oraci0n de la Tardesss del emil
nente escritor espanol y. jose "a. de
Lara, Sc pi1s0 en- escena Ell ldnes de
esta semana en- 81 auditorio dc Ia rs
cuela Alta de Albuquerque, por 81 Club
Progresista, para beneflcio De Ia nue.
va lglesia del SagradO Corazon oe 81
cha ciudad. hssta 0bra Sc present0 q
ano pasado con in exit0 asombrusO, y
este ano Sc repiti6 a petici6n del pn-
Iblio. Los trajes y los bales espanoles
dieron mayor realce a la oDra y con-
quistaron mercedes aplausos q los ar
swtistas. que cumplieron con su cometido
Eda una manera verdaderamente artis-
Itica.
FL argumento de la obra ed POGO mas
70 menos INT eigue:
Don Diego de Mendoza ea tn espa-
mol muy puntilloso y de espiritu cris-
|tiano, perO muy apegado 2 las ieyes
Pdel honor, conforme sc ~entend1an en-
aQuella epoca, y quien pasa 81 vida
Illeno de pesar por una Ofensa de su
Iesposa. SD hija, Margarita, y su hija
adoptiva, Maria comentan largas
ausencias. Ash las cosas, un joFen OIL
cfal, Don Gonzalo de Luna, Sc enamo-
ra de Maria y pide su manoa Don Die
go, quien estA q punto de ~concederla,
cuando sabe Ell nombre del pretendien-
ta y Ell nombre del padre de este. Lie
no de ira<al recordar la ofensa que el
padre de Don Gonzalo le hiciera, trata
de yengarse en- ell hijo por medic de
un dueID, al que obliga al j0ven Coma
10 a aceptar insultando la memoria DE
SUI padre, evitandose Ell 'duelo q causa
de la Oraci6n de la tarde, que acostum
braban siempre REAR IN la ASA de ID.
Diego. H misterio Sc descubre Guam
do Sc declara que Maria es hija del pa
Dire de Don Gonzalc y que los amanfes
son herman0s. AL fin viene Ell rec0no'
cimiento Y Ell perdon general, terminan
do TODD "a buena paz y ammonia, aun-
que como es natural, ell amor de aman-
ties Sc lorna en- carino de hermanos'
una vez que Sc descuDre Ell secreto.
Ell personal que tom0 parte en- la re
presentation, fue Ell s~iguiente:
Maria. !. .Srita. J0seLina Terrazas
lMargarita,. Srita. Juanita M. Gonzales
Brigida Sra. Veneranda de Herrera
Don Diego de Mendoza. ....-...
.Sr. Guadalupe A. Contreras
Don Gonzalo de Luna. ....,..s...
> Rafael Marquee
villadiego, .....Sr. HumDerto Terrazas
lCaspar. .Sr. Alfredo Baca
Alcalde. .........Sr. Juan @. Madrid
Se6oritas, caballeros, campesinos y
genie del pueblo
Sritas. Raquel Chayes, Lupita Mon
ltaho, Rosaifa Sanchez, Emma Sanchez
Rosa Chavez.
Caballeros: Pablo Garcia. Herman
Tenorfo, Pedro Duran, Aureliano Ter
rrazas, Ricardo Sanchez.
Apuntador: Sr. Agustin Terrazas-
Director: Sr. G.. A. Contreras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
ROBIN HOOD, Opera COmica Maestro
PRECIOS-$275, $1.65, $1.l0, incluysndO Ia tasacion de guerra
Los Boetos estan de Venta en- la Botica CAPITAL PHARMACY

mas nos limitamos, por exigencias de
la limitaoi6n de espacio. a consignaH
la obra admirable que yiene ~realizando
desde eli puesto de Director de la Es-
cuela Normal Hispano Americana, es-
tablecimiento en- ell que Ell Sr. Baca
.lleva a cabo una labor de las mas be-
neficiosas y eficaces para Ia diffusion
del saber que allf Sc ensefa.
En- la actualidad. hay una atenden-
cha de 7S internos, Y muchos mas ha-
brfa 81 hubira acomodaci6n, pues
bien sabemos que carece De esta. Pc
sitiyamente, que ell porciento de aten-
dancia a la institution ahora es de 300
por ciento que bajo Ia incumbencia
del ST.. Hill, al que sucedi6 Ell ST.. Baca.
Todo acredita, por tanto, que Ell Sr.
|Baca es I'm educator de condolences
relevantes, que sabe dirigir con tino
sobresaliente Ell funcionamiento de la
INSTITUTION: por 10 cual, asf como por
deberes q sus esfuerz0g, la mayor par
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23


allf Sc carcedo d la easehanza toda 10
gran trascendencia cue tiene y Sc CO.
loca al ~Profesorado on Ia situacion de
prcstigio que lie corresponds.
La significaci6n que este distingui-
do intellectual disfruta en- el campo de
la ensenanza, es saliente Y iustificada
como pocas.
Tiene, en- efecto, por Fundamental,
una vida consagrada toda ella a difun-
dir la cultura y a preparar los futures
ciudadanos para que san ntiles a 81
mismos y a su patria.
Hombre de inteligencia superior y
vastos conocimientos generates, cate
dratico r~elevante y con una vocacion
y aptitudes ex~traordinarias para el sa-
cerdocio de la ensenanza, Sc ha coloca-
do entire los profesoges mas sabios y
complexities del Estado.
De sus servicios sobresalientes CO.
mo educator del Estado podriamos
mencfonar muchos y muy v~aliosos;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
La ESCUELA NORMAL HISPANO.
AMERICANA

La Escuela Normal Hispano Ameri-
cana de FL Rito. es hoy ms de las
principales instituciones del Estado.
Bajo eli habiI manejo del Catedratico
Hispano Americana Sr. Filadelfo Baca,
hemos de formar necesariamente nn
alto coneepto del estado en- que Sc en-
cuentra la referida instituci6n desde
Ell momento en- que sabe que a tan al
to ministerio dedica SUI talento y apfi-
tudes un hombre de las condiciones
sobresalientes del Sr. Baca,
Es IN motive de satisfaction Iegftimc
para 81 pueblo de Nuevo Mexico, We
que al frente de esta institution esta
IN ciudadano tan meritorio como ell
Professor Baca. porqle clio revela que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
LA oFIcINA DE coRREos De SAN
IA re sERA DE PRlMEHA
cLASE Ell ANo ENTRANTE
Albuquerque Is IA 1nica cludad en- e.
e Estado que es de prlmera clase.
81 Gamble Sc hara e 80 Dc dunle


santa Fe sera una oficina postal de
primera clase despues del 30 de JUNO
del aho e~ntrante.
Los requisites para que una oficina
sea de primera claEe son que los reel
hos lIeguen a Ia snma de $4,000, y ei
estafetero o administrator de correos
James L. Seligman anuncI6 nltimamen-
lie que las entradas durante 81 nho ae-
tual han pasado de esa cantidad. q Pc
sar de que todayfa faltan semanas pa
"a IL conclusion del ano.
No ohstante que las entFadaH del
|aho caiendario 50 toman como pase
para 81 cAIcnio, no ee hara 81 camDio
hasta IA termination del ano fiscal,
que termlua ii 80 dc Iunio prozimo.
III hechO de- toner una oficina postal
|de prlmera clase sera m gran anuncio
nara Ia ciudad. En- los c~lrculos nnan-
rlrns ne tienen las entfadaH en- 81 CO.
rfeo cofno MA especie de Oar6metro De
la Condolences de- los n~esoclos. De
acnerdo con esta te0rla. 81 aamento ne
entradas en- q correo lndica 40 aumen.
10 en- ii voinmen Dc Toe neSocioa.
Y anem4s. Santa ~ feudrA . spY y
aeRunda Oflcina Do cOrraos Dc pftniefA
ciaae. y aai16 IA enica Gus he8te z
ga cafexorla. q meao1 a1e La Fte~,
Roawafl. o nlfnnn olrA cindAd hesun =
"a eantIdad az 3f0.e9a. Albuquerque
III slfo haata ahofa u anicA elAana az
pf,mnfa class "a Il essHdo.
II ndsenimlnfo a. d nueta caieso.
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prafsial con IN aapennienasuie e
rnrgssoa paEA IL s~ApxfFfsioa aNAeAeA4
. ~dlakrhnfi6n AZ iae haiitRe. tsutaple
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