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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
HARD C0ALERS
ORDERED BACK

Hazleton, Pa, Sept. 10 Claiming
that tho present situation In the an
thracite coal region 10 the result OF
the "unwtss action Of q few untnink-
United Nine workers. Of the hard coal
felds. tonight, issued . prooiameton3
advising and recommending that AL
lovel union mon return to their WORK
ana vindicate faithfulness to con-
tracts and the justice OF our cau.e,
Union officials Of tho three antnra-
ctto districts are empowered by the
committee to call . special tr1-distr1ct
convention "to take such action a.
may be necessary" II tho mine opera.
tors attempt to discriminate against
any Of tho "vncaSon" ~ ssF1or Wors
Scranton, Pa. Sept. l6.-Thousands OF
mine workers in the Scranton dlstrlcs
who had been on vacation" Tor some
days. streamed back to their workins
places al a number Of coliieries IN 'n's
part If the district To-Day.
Coal company officials reported ina!
have been resumed Mt the
StorrS colliery Of the D: l.. q W. Goa
company: the Pine Brook, Johnson ana
Mount Pleasant collierics OF the Scran
ton coal company; the Won StorSn vo1
the Manville colliery Of the Hudson coal
company. the number one and NUMBER
five Iollierics Of the Pennsylvania Goa
,,,.
Throughout the Scranton district nu,
merous locals met last night and voted
to resume work. placing their depend
ehce for the continuation OF the hght 70
win more substantial advances IN wages
20 officers OF the organization. AS re-
suit of the action taken by these Ioesi is
there came the rush back TO WORK FhiH
morning OF "vacationists.
Several other locals met today. Iht
men of the Richmond number one plan
OF the Scranton coal company voted M MInls
morning to resume work tomorrow me
Throop workers and employees az Ine
National ,oll;ery Of the D. L. & W. also
voted TO resume work tomorrow.
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COAL OPERATOR AND
TWO SHERIFFS SLAIN

Jasper. Ala. Sept 1911. NJ. Adlrr' gen
erai manager OF the Corona to1i com
nany was shot and instantly killed to,
dav, and Deputy Sheriffs EdRel ana
Brown, travelling with him in an auto.
mobile were wounded so seriously tha'
both died later. 49,,
The shooting Is considered the out
yrowth of The coal mine strike which
has been progress III Alabama Tor ~
days. and after the kiliinSs: SneT,ti nsiIad
60 Covernor Kilby for troops. Lat"
tonight the sheriff announced that he
had been Informed that the state forces
would begin arriving at the mining
camps at S o'clock tomorro" morning.
Adler and his party were all sh2t
from ambush the authorities said reel
ing has been growing bitter between
minc guards and miners since the m
stitu,ion Of the strike. though no CON
nicts had taken place prior TO the ShoC'-
ing today. Sheriff Guthrie reports - as ne
.ycre gathering at Corona. Townley and
other mining camps in the district and
that the situation was out OF ms con-
t.-.I
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Washington. sept I6.-Eearly half
dozen agencies OF the federal govern
ment Tere at work tonight. In an effort
TO solve tho mystery Of the explosion IN
New York Citys financial district and
to safeguard government property from
similar damage.
In an effort 20 bring 10 Justice any
person or persons responsible for the
loss OF lits in tho metropolis. agents OF
the department OF justice. secret service
operatives Of the treasury. inspectors OF
the postoff.cs department and experts OF
the department OF agriculture we're or
dered 10 tho scene Of the explosion.
investigation Ordered
Inresti CATION Of the origin OF the eN,
plosion was ordered by Attorney General
Palmer, upon receipt OF the hrst report
from New York. and william ]. Flynn:
chief Of the bureau OF investigation. OF
the department. left Washington :or
New York on the frst train.
The attorney general declined 10 dis
cuss possible causes OF the explosion,
holding. with other officials OF the de-
part1nent. that reports from New YORK
did not yet warrant advancing a theory
AZ 20 It's cause. The feeling at the Sc
paF.mant a. veil an among other OIL
Gals Of tho government was that the
explosion resulted from a radical bomb
PLOT.
rrsasury Guarded
Sec-stary Houston announced that tho
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HARDING SEES
DANGER To THE
CONSTITUTION
AUTOCRACY HAS
ACQUIRED POWER
Sees Spirit That Seeks to
Weaken Adherence to the
Constitution

Marion. o. sept. I6.-Tntcndcd 70
usher in the ohservanc" Of cong tuition
day" in mis- home, state. Senator HardnE'
III" Republican pre- rsidental Candidate.
tonich; ISSUED a statement in which he
asserted that 'if by some trag:c dlspen,
sation Of fart this constitution should
cease to lac. the door would no longer ne
closed against the stealthy approprla- =
ton Of autorcrttic power and the grad
ual absorption of the peoples sovereign
ty" -, .
Tomorrow Senator Harding will de-
liver a front porch addrc css on constl;uc
ticnai government To Delegation OF
rcntral OhicanS. as part OF the program
OF observance Of the anniversary OF the
adoption of the federal constitution.
Beginning his statement, III" senator
declared There is abroad in the land
spirit which seek; 10 weaken the !dher-
ana whch rcCklessly challenges Its
worth" After discussing the n"ScsSi'!
for rrspec. To the basic law Of the ma
tiun. he asserted that so long aS u en-
durcs. the people VIII never nave
master. but will rule themselves sub
jctt 20 n compelling force but their own
authority and ~" Will Of Cod.
Mr.. Harding's Statement
His stI.cment follows:
There is abroad IN the land n spirit
which seeks 10 weaken the adhtrence OF
the people ~ their constitution. and
which recllcssly challenges its worth.
II is well. therefore, To have one day in
The year set apart for the clearing or
our vision and fha regeneration oil our
faith.
To a@sa!l or hcltttlc the flag is to IN
vitc and incur the hlst and passionate
resentment Of all country loving men.
but the constitution may ho attacked or
ti$paraged with mpunEy. and. all too
often, with "Npr"val: and yet the one Is
hut A symbol--thouGh very precious
yylnhol-whilr the other Is the very
warn and woof of our national existence.
ri has sometimes been asserted that
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ARGUMENT AGAINST
STEPTOE GAS ACT

Pittsburgh. Sept l6.-Statistics on
gas fields. production and consumption
were furnished by J. X. Anderson, a
consulting engineer of Charleston. West
Virginia. al todays hearing Of the Penn
sylvia MIA Ohio supreme court suit
against the West Virginia Steptoe gas
law.
Mr.. Anderson. a witness for the COM
plainants. testified that natural gas
fields Of the country nre slowly playing
out He declared that in event. all
West Virginia industrial and domestic
consumers should avail themselves OF
the opportunities under the Steptoe law.
20 use all the gas they required the na-
tural gas supply in that state would be
exhausted in year and six months.
The taking Of testimony In the suit
will continue here tomorrow before
Commissioner Levi Cooke, the master.
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CONFIRM REPORT OF
COMING OF HARDING

STe":ai Dispatch 20 the IntclliSencer
Charleston. W. Va. Sept l6-Con-
frma;iou Of tho report that Senator
Harding. Republican candidate for the
presidency. would make at least one
speech in Yves; Virginia during the
campaign. was gwen today when Chair
man NJ T.. Whi'". at Republican state
headquarters. was advised by the east
ern headquarters tu:.i Senator Uard!ng K
would speak At WhcvlruG. Sept 2S. The
Republican nom!n~" w.'i speak IN the
same city Of the state 'hat was visited
by Governor James Nj COS. COX coming
from Maryland whcr. IA speaks at Bal
timorc on the proceeding day.
\ telegram was received hero Thurs
day frcm Ohio County Chairman Rob-
ort j. Reistrr and Secretary r. r.
TresaD. confirming the coming OF Scna =
tor Harding to Wh"rl!nE on September
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THE VICTIMS

New York. Sept. IA partial hst OF
the victims IN the Wall street disaster
The Dead.
4 partial list Of the dead follows
W'illism 7. Joyce. clerk OF J. +. Nor
gan Il Co.
Ludolph Porrong. bank teller. - Nc
Colonel Charles Neville. l. 5. a. ~
West Forty-fourth street. New York
Alfred Mayer. 81 West One Hundred
and Thlrty-eighth street. New York,
Mildred Alexander, IS Commerce
r. 4 Sweet. address unknown.
Mr.. -- McArihurs. address un-
known.
Mr.. -, Ellsworth. lsSS Gerard
S'!ifs Mss fl0oHI' T. H. Dickinson. stenographer.
IS Hanover street. Elmhurst. y. Y.
Charles I-androthe. Brooklyn. y. \.
An unidentified woman. 55 years old.
at Volunteer hospital.
\ boy about 10, at Volunteer hospi-
i man. about 80, about FIVE feet ten
inches. brown hair. at Volunteer hospi-
tai.
A man thought 10 be c. r. Arnes or
Robert Westday. l6. messenger boy.
232 West Twenty-fourth street, New
York.
Bernard J. Kennedy. 20, messenger.
employed at lis Broad street.
Miss Caroline y. Dickerson. 40. Elm
Colin B. Mcclure. 25. Yonksrs. New
Miss Mari Drury. 20. stenographer.
Charles Londrcct. about %. employed
at IS Broad street. address unknown.
William Furman Hutchinson, about
30. insurance broker, Garden City, New
York.
jSnn 'Gh?so. 10 ss 9OE;s5 Ws s'p!s smp1y'd
The injured.
Among the injured who live outside
OF Greater New York are:
Leo X. ,Drury. 172l Rhode Island ave-
nue.. Washington. D. {.
Albert S!egel. Glendale. y. y. slight.
Fred W. Thompson. Woodhaven. y.
Y. lacerations of arms.
George Watt. Somcrrille. y. j. lace
rations.
John Markle. Jeddo. Pa decorations
OF face and arms.
Worth B"glcy. Washington. p. c. In
juries not determined .
A. B. Jessup. Jeddo. Pa. lacerationa
Of face and arms.
Arthur J. G.. Cole. North Arlington,
y. j.. condition serious.
Arthur Gathersole. North Arlington.
y. j.. unknown.
FRANK SlOpd' DeIbSH Il'Au' ~ " .
lacerations
Raymond Redd!nGtcn. New Mon
mouth. y. J.. burns and shock
]. w. R!ege. Orr!dge Noun, Vernon
y. Y scalp wounds.
Martin Ellis. West New York. y. j.,
scalp wounds.
James l.. Robertson. Bayonne. y. ],
injury 10 shoulder.
Harry Mcclure. Jersey City. contu-
sion Of shoulder.
Paul Darken. Hoboken. y. ], lacera-
t!ons Of head.
lacerations OF head.
william Folden, Freeport. " Y. lace
rations of shoulder.
FFelfair. Port Richmond. y. Y. In
juries unknown.
william Peterson. Begota. y. j.
decorations Of head.
John Conkle. Bradford. y. Y. lacera-
tions
Joseph Dickman. Flandome, y. Y. In
jur!cs unknown.
Two OF the dead were partially !den-
tiAed by papers found on them as l;u-
dolf Portiny OF Jamaica. y. !" Charles
r. Landrothe OF Brooklyn:
One OF the unidentified bodies is that
Of a woman about 25 years old. FIVE feet
tall. weighing about l20 pounds. with
dark completion and dark hair.
Joseph Schmitt. 30. clerk. EaEside
New York.
Joseph Aur"hury. q. New York CITY.
RAYMOND Miller. address unknown
Lewis X. Smith. New York City.
Thomas Osprey. Is. Brooklyn
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JOHNSON TO SPEAK
IN HOOSIER STATE
Special 70 The Intelligencer.

Special 70 The IntslliSencer.
Chicago. Sept Ex-senator Hiram
Johnson expects TO come east and speak
In tho campaign. and has included In
diana In his itinerary. especially tho
great industrial d!strict about Gary.
where iron and steel mills are located.
Senator Johnson has written latter
90 c. r. Kingw!!l. OF Hammond. Ind. p
which he says: My plans are sttll
rngua and !nohoats. but I am hoping
10 como into Indiana In behalf OF the
Republican ticket during the campaiEn.
II do come into your btAte, I shall be
moro thap delighted 70 como into LAks
county. I want TO express 20 your peo-
pie there my appreciation Of their VeFy
great kindnSss 70 me IN the vrssidsnttal
primary"
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Charleston. W. IA. Sept. l6.-John l.
Lewis and other international officers OF
the United Mine Workers OF America.
{. +. keeney. presden; OF district II,
and Harold W. Houston. counsel for the
United Mine Workers in West Virginia
were forbidden today h. temporary in
junction. granted in the supreme court
OF appeuis. from attempting 10 organize
miners IN the southern part OF West
Virginia.
The injunction was Eranted on motion
Of the Algonquin Coal company. forty
Goa. Operators Association. and the Al
gonna Coal company. OF Mcdowell coun-
ty-
Before tn" injunction Is effective. the
plaintiffs must execute 2 bond for Ave
thousand dollars. TO insure all costs and
damages which may he sustained by the
defendants. should ihr 'nJunci."n later
be dissolved.
The injunction fOrhlds attempts on the
part Of union officials to induce miners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
STATE BANKERS VOTE DOWN
BOND ISSUE BY 10 To | MARGIN

Speclal Dispatch to The Intell!Senoer.
Charleston. w. Va. Sept. g. inc
West Virginia Bankers association
meeting in annual convention at
Charleston today by an oreTwheiinihs
vote, ten 10 one. defeated the resolution
approving the nifty million dollar F4an
bond issue. after full and complet" dlS-
russion by Dean Lee Coalt"r, "f Nor
Cantown: Judge u. 5. Strother. GCEer-
nor W. 4. McCorkle and Senator Talhott
and others Tho sentiment was mat IL
would be n very unwise thing 70 6ond
this state at this time and N" bankers
vigorously expressed their opinion "'
It's danger.
Charleston. W. Va. Sept. lo-faTktrs
burg was selected rs the next In'rlinE
plac for the West Nirg ina BANKERS
association at the closing business seS-
sion Of the twenty-sevcnth annual CON
vention here this morning. The conEeh-
,ion formally adjourned tonight win
BANQUET at a local hotel and the VISITORS
10 the number OF $50 from II parts Oh
the state. started for their homes
H. b Lewis, cashier of the hanaWha
Banking & Trust company. ChaTIcs'on'
vas elected president u succeed l. y.
Hooper of Blueield.
Edward Nclley. president OF the W ood
County Rank. ParkershurE. was eiecteT
vice president. and Joseph :. mn. OF
charleston. state banking commissioner
was reelected secretary ana treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
-Four 0uSted Socialists
Elected TO Assembly

New York. Sept. l6.-Charles solomon
one Of the five expelled Socialist as-
scnlblymen. was reelected from the
Twenty-third district Kings county, IN
Il special election held to-day.
Two other ousted Socialist assembly
men. Louis Waldman, OF the Eighth dis
trict New York county. and Samue!
Orr, Of the Fourth district. Bronx coun-
~, were also reelected.
Samuel a. Dewitt, another OF the eA-
pellcd Socialist asSemblymen. was re-
elected in the Third district. Bronx
county.
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SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA UNION :.
MINERS FORBIDDEN ORGANIZING

In this field L. break what the coMpanies
allege is c contract Of employment. II
restraints union men from entering on
the porperty Of tho coal companies, 6ut
does not forbid public meetings. or
Meetings on private property. not owned
BY the coal companies. .r
Companies represented in the Poea-
hontas Coal Operators Association,
which applied for the writ. employ
l2.i00 men. Of whom. the companies
claim. $500 arc employed en- Z nOb:
union contract. The companies operate
in an area Of lo9. 900 acres. and prodpao
approximately 5.ooo."oo tons Of coal Q
year. :>E
Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. l6.-"ThA4 II
more government by injunction" -
william Green. Secre; ary-terasurer ~
the United Mine Workers Of AnericS.
CONNIE ing here today on the issuance
OF a temporary injunction by the thrpa
judges II the West Virginia supreme.
court. forbiddins attempts 10 organise
non-union mines In that state. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
SENATE PASSES
REGISTRATION
HOUSE TEST VOTE DID
NOT SHOW TWO-THIRDS
Senate Measure Provides for
New Registration of Both
Men and Women

Charleston. W. Va. Sept. l6.-Ths
West Virginia legislature recessed to-
night following the passage Of a bill
by the senate providing for the COM
plete Registration OF all voters. ma!o
and female, in tho state. before the NJ
vember election. and the same bill. when
sent to the house Of dciecsteS. WAS ad-
vanccd 10 second reading, motion IL
dispense with reference to the judiciary
commttt"" carrying by vote Of 81 IL
o5
This v"t" indicated that there will
not b. a sufficient nUhmer Of delegates
to favor this measure to give II tho
necessary Iwo-th!rdS majority t. make
II cff"C;'V" from passage, leaders in
the l"EIsI Iatur" state.
All bills pending before me houE" of
deleS atrS will comc up for SECOND read
ms nj 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
TIL" Judiciary committee Of tho hous'
reported fav"rah!y upon hi intro.
GuCnh ny l. ". tup1"t Of Preston
Continued on Page Nins)
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Davis to Go On Stump !.
For Cox; Then Return
To AmbaSSadoriaI Post

Washington, Sspt. le-ah1 ~
Davis, Of west virginia, AAee1se4.
ambassador TO orsAt Britain, W.
now in the United 0taess on lsAvN,
viii return TO his post IN London, YoS-
sibly bsfors the Hovsmhsg elections.
This statement WAS naAAS - ~
Stats department today Aftse 60.
ference between AmbasDador 0oV10
and Secretary Colby. -
friends Of the ambassador St ia.
time OF his arrival In this oou1tI r
said he probably would not return -
London.
Mr.. Davis, pending his rstux1, 81
was said, today, may MAKE f0W
speeches in bshalf Of 0ovSr1oF coz
the Democratic prudential Aon1Ao0, p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
DESCHANEL RESIGNS
FRANCES PRESIDENCY

Rambouillet. France. Sept. Is (Ry
The Associated PreSs)-Paul DeSchanel
president OF France, presented his res
iSnat!on from that office today. The
president at hts residence here gave his
!otter OF resignation and presidential
message TO accompany = TO Premier
Mllerand. who will read the document
70 the senate and chamber Of deputies
on Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
BURNS
Noted Detective Warned
Financiers of Renewed
Bomb Outrages-Yester-
days Explosion a Plot,
He Says

New York. Sept, 1s.-Warntngs that
radicals planned q renewal OF bomb
ing outraRes were sent recently to all
Hastern clients of tho William j.
Burns Detective Agency, according to
o statement today by Mr.. Burns
He said he was convinced that TO-
days explosion In the financial dis
trict was premeditated attack and
was not accidental.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
EoLp HoLp-UP OF
N PASSENGERS TRAIN

ST. Paul, Mimi. Sept l6.-PassenSerH
On train Ne J on the Chicago. Milwau.
kec & s.. Paul railroad wer" held un
SorI, today near Ortun,il'". MINI. BY
TWO armed bandits. who obtained sew
eral hundred dollars IN loot. according
to word received here tonight
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THE wAATHER.

West virginin-rair Friday ana Sat
urday; moderate temperature.
OHIO and Western Pennsylvania-Fatr
Friday and Saturday; rstnJ tenpera-
ture.
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L II + INTELLIG EN- G + r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-26
SERA DEVUELTO POR Ell GOBIERNO Ell PRESTAMO
QUE HICIERON LOS HONBRES DE NEGOCIOS
DE LA RIGA COMARCA LAGUNERA

TOKREON, Coahuila. Julio 2l.-En
81 recIente viaje a Ia capital del Es-
tado cl Prcsideutc Municipal de esta
iroblaci3n. Jes7s Sotomayor Alejan
Gro. celehrG una entrevista con el
general Luis Gutierrez. Gobernador de
crtE entidad. Cuien le manifesto que
"a habfa hccho a~ctivas gestiones GER
le devoluciGn del presramo que los
arricultores, cOmerCianres e industria-
les de Ia Lacuna hicieror E Ia Jefe-
tUra de Opcraciones durante 81 mo-
vimiento contra el Gobierno de Ca
rTanza. Es pues un hecho e. pago de
este prestamo que, segun decir del
Gobernador Gutierrez, sera satisfecho
or partidas.
Ahora bicn, los agricultoreS Y CO.
nIerciantes har ofrecido q uns
parte de este page para Ia reorgani-
2aci6n de Ia Hacienda Municipal cue
Ia pasada administrator dejara en-
ldH desas:r0Eas condolences.
FL prGstamO asciende d rr~eSoieHtos
mi. pesos y d. ellos un cincuenta por
c!ento 10 rec;biran los que prestaron.
veinticinco por ciento Sc aplicara n
mejoraS maleriales de la ~poblaci6n,
uoce Y medic Dor ciento como donativo
raar Ia niveiaci6n del Erario NUM-
opal Y el Goce y medic restante a fon
do de reservu para las CGmaras de
Concrete. Agrfcola Y Propietarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-26
Ell PRINCIPE JOAQUIN ESTAei
DEMENTE

BERLIN, Julio 25.-Las condicione,
,nentales del Principe Joaquin VoI
Eohenzollern. que Sc suicide en- Pots
dam, habfal causado 1ltimamente a ST
famllia grave preocupacton. Su ayG-
dante, el que fue Coronel Won Steu-
len, con QUEEN Joaquin yer en- Ia
noche del viernes, sin indicar que tu-
yiera ell designo de quitarse la vida
ored6 alarnado por Ia depression del
Principe, que en- aquella misna noche
hahl6 de clio al hermano, Principe
Eitel Federico
Joaquin, segun el peri6dico Ma
t.oral Zeiturs," despues de yer a su
lilo de tres amos. Sc suicide dlsparan-
dose un trio sobre el pecho.
Esto ocurri6 sobre Ia medianoche
del viernes. Ia d~etonacion nc fue oida,
Dor 10 que los ~sirvientes no encontra-
ron al Principe hasta tenprana fora
de la madruRada del sabado, yacicndo
sin sentido f-ente a su lecho. Fue tras
lado a un hospital donde recobro el
e1t;6k pudierdo hablar enoonns1
con su nerTnano Eitel, mas los medtcos
vieron que no habfa esperanto, Joa-
cuIr empeorG rapidamente y murio
d il una de la ~madrugada del domin-
so.
Ell diario .Zeitung Am HitaS' dice
cue e Principe suicida no Gejo escri-
que Joaquin sufrla a aus de "a Green
| cia de Que ell gobierno republican,
lie echarfa de su patria- Tanbien in
fluy6 en- su perturbation mental ell
| divorcio p,anteado por SD esposa- que
le abandon6 hacfa un alo.
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Secundaron la huelga los ta-
baqueros en- Yeracruz

VERACRUg, Julio 20.-Los emplea-
dos de ia Conpafifa de tranvias cleo
tricos del puerto acaban de adoptar
Gnh actitud eI. extreme amenazants
contra la gereacia de Ia institution
Que Sc ma negado a corcederles el
uumento dc salario solicttado. A las
rueve de IA roche de aver lego Ell tren
dc pasaieros del Interoceanico. Las
demAs ifneas f~erroviarias continnan
paralizadas, pues en- la Casa Redonda
del Mexicano hay dieZ marQuinas que
los huelguisias han impedido u sal
gan.
Los t~abaqueros todps del puerto
han secundado el movimiento de los
empleados de Ia Compafia de Tran
Was Y al efecto hanse dirigido al ad-
ministra6or dc la aduana solicitando
que no Sc permita Ell embarque de
los productos de Ia fAbrica de puros
Tia PruetSl" de Balsa Hernanosk
contra quien Sc hace ell movimiento.
FL administrator no tomo en- coHsi-
de-aci6n 10 solicitud Dor creerla par
cial.