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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
Landau Is Captured.

Dozens Of Gary pool-room owners
cigar stores and other business houses
on the south side viii no doubt remem-
Der Harry Landau. alias Landay. who
during the holidays, made a canvass Of
the foreign districts and heeced Tho
business houses out of hundreds Of
dollars by selling them bogus city lii
censes.
For months Chief Of Police F'orbis Of
the Gary police department. has been
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
Dickson Gets News.

General Secretary A. B. Dickson. Of
the Local Y. NJ. C. A. has received a re-
port from the secretary in charge of the
work for American Sailors and Mer-
chant Seamen at Constantinople
II seems that several American YES
sells are now stopping at this great port
and the Y NJ G. A. is doing its usual
good work in entertaining and helping
the Americans.
one of the greatest attractions at
the Club" is the Mothers Corner in
charge of Mrs. Flint. who was famous
for this sort Of work in the celebrated
Eagle Hut in London
The activities include boxing exhibit
tions, Sunday evening services, chess
and checker matches. parties. eNhibi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
PARK BOARD MEETS.

Interest is being taken in the out
come Of a meeting which is TO be held
by the Gary Park Beard at o'clock
this afternoon. when they viii en-
deavor to arrive al a settlement with
the owners of he Lake Shore addition
just east of Miller beach. through
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
They Squealed on Him.

Berry Alfred Pitts colored and who
BY the way. IS not in any way connected
with the Cherry specie. got himself into
peck of trouble in Gary on the even
ing Of April S0th, when he gained en-
trance % the home of James Fisher a.
1925 Jefferson street and after ransack.
ing the house helped himself to som,
clothing.
Needing some spare change. he sold
some Of the stolen clothes. Then some
one squeeled' on Berry as he put ii
and following his arrest yesterday. hs
save the police a fun confession of his
wrong dongs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
FIRE CHASER ON DUTY

Fire Chief Grants new IRE chaser
which was badly damaged in an ac-
cident near +. Chicago several weeks
age while it was being brought out
from Chicago, was pressed into SER
vice for the first time night before
last, when run was made TO sixth
avenue ands Washington street The
damage done to the machine was re-
paired and today it is as good as new
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

his efforts We're rewarded this week
when he learned that Landau is now
serving six months sentence III tic
House of Correction for operating a
con game.
According to Chief Forbis. this morn
ing. as soon as Landan's sentence ex-
pires he intends 70 cause his arrest and
bring him into Lake county to be tried
on the above charges
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

which the Park Comm ssioners are
trying t.. build boulevard road that
Will extend to the Porter count Wine.
The matter has been under considera-
ton for several months. but so far
the Park Board and the land owners
have failed TO arrive at any settle
ment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

was struck by DR.. Hewitt's machine as
he turned off Broadway. west on 9Th
avenue.
pr. Hewitt reported the accident to
the police and kaffka was arrested and
car while not in motion.
charged with having passed a street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

Better call Up The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll De sure it will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
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tons. French classes, sight seeing trips.
etc. There was an attendance of over
5000 at these activities IN February.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
PERMANENT ROADS

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
DEMAND FORCES
 PR|CES HIGHER
Competitor and Amount of Goods Exported Cause
 Strong Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Dun's tomor- row will say:
 Elements that have long been con spicuous in the business situation are still sharply reflected in the persist ent strength of many commodities markets, as evidenced by the con tinued preponderanco or advances over recessions in a comprehensive list of wholesale quotations, contrast ing with recent declines in certain foodstuffs.
 Prices of various raw materials and manufactured products, notwithstand- ing their already abnormal position, have risen further and the competitive bidding that has developed Tn some quarters may conceivably cause addi- tional increases, while speculative pur- chasing in anticipation of even higher levels to follow has been a factor in the current movement. Although other influences have contributed, yet the main force behind the upward swing of prices, as has been the case for many months, is the pressing call for supplies with which to meet actual domestic and foreign requirements. With the renewed demoralization in international exchange, resulting in new low records in remittance rates on leading European countries, the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
SAYS RADICALS ARE OFFSHOOTS
 OF SOCIALISTS
Palmer Accepts Resignation of Attorney Objecting
 to Raids

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Attorney General Palmer replying tonight to a letter from Francis Fisher Kane, an nouncing his resignation as United States attorney for eastern Pennsyl vania on account of disagreements with the policy of the department of justice, charged the attorney with "an apparent misconception of the duties of the department of justice in the enforcement of the laws as written" :" For that reason Mir Palmer wrote Attorney Kane that he was bound to say that your resignation seems to me to be quite the proper step for you to take"
 Attorney General Palmer in his let ter said the Socialist party of Amer ica early in 1919 was rent with dis sensions, caused by certain clements within it's organization which caused recourse to mass action as the means to obtain the reform considered nee essary by them.
 This dissension in the ranks Of the Socialist party" he continued, re suited in the creation of the Com munist party of America and the Communist Labor party. Upon the formation of the Communist parties a program and manifesto were adopt ed by these parties, based upon the manifesto of the Third International at Moscow. As stated in the mani festo of the Third International, the accomplishments of it's aims was not to be reached by merely the conquest of the political power of the so-called bourgeoisie state, but by the destruc- tion of the state. Tn the same mani festo, we find the principle that in order to achieve the aims of the pro letariat, it will be necessary to an nihilate the enemies apparatus of government, namely it's police, jail CTS, judges, priests, government Of ficials and others
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
MARICOPA CRIES HELP"

HE legislature road laws and probably president obaby reflects the condition of the Marcopa county highway and the need for help generally from the state legislature amendment the Republican and subject But there need legislation large number of representative have urged subject call Coming this will not be easy for sour highway building s admittedly n a suciOn We handicapped by lack of funds Our laws those the taken into The urgent need legislation probably counties that need help Marcopa county as well known in hole did vote which the that there is general demand for
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
KANSAS ADOPTS
 NON-STRIkE LAW
Governor Signs Bill That Gives State Power Over
 Many Industries

TOPEKA, Kans., Jan. 23.-Indus- trial legislation, said by many to be revolutionary in character, was com pleted in Kansas today when the legislature enacted bill establishing in the state a court of industrial re- lations having Jurisdiction over es- sential industries invested with a pub lie interest. The bill which was sign ed late today by Governor H. J. Al len, affects food, clothing, fuel and transportation, prohibits strikes or lockouts in these industries and pro vides severe penalties for conspiracy to promote strikes or to interfere with production. It also provides that the court can fix wages and set tie industrial disputes in these indus tries and serve as a court of arbltra- ton to consider disputes in other in dusiries not listed as essential. It was passed by large majorities Tn both houses.
 The legislation is the outgrowth of the recent nationwide strike of soft coal miners which caused the mines in Kansas to be placed under a state receivership and operated with vol unteer miners under the protection of state and federal troops
 In addition to the industrial court bill the legislature today passed the Burdick bill. providing for state SUI peryision. of livestock, stockyards and packing plants
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
Wood Advises Curb on Immigration and
 Lowering of Taxes

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 2S.- Solution of present day national prob lems, Gen. Leonard Wood declared in a speech here tonight, lies in appli- cation of the old principles of law and order. The watchword now the general said, should be steady"
 The government. Gen. Wood said. must loosen the "strangle hold" or taxes on legitimate business and as sist in extending Amrica's trade throughout the world Attacking the radical element, Gen. Wood contin- ued:
 This country is going to be run by Americans. There is going to be on autocracy of wealth nor autoo- racy of labor; there must be true democracy. We must begin on the other side of the ocean to cut off the invasion of reds After arrival of immigrants here they should be held long enough for intensive training in Americanism and then sent to that part of the country best able to a0- sorb them. We can not go on keep ing our gates open on one side of the ocean to a stream Of immigrants and open on the other side for de- portation."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
ONE BURNED TO DEATHaA AND TWO
 DIE IN WRECK
Train of Denver and Rio Grande Goes Over Bank
 In Utah

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 23.-Clif- ford w. Hoagland, brakeman, was burned to death, H. c. Spencer, brakeman, was killed outright and c. P. Johnson, engineer, is missing, probably buried beneath the wreck age of several freight cars and an engine which went over an embank- ment at Midvale, 12 miles south of Salt Lake City tonight on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad, following a rear end collision in the fog. w. H. Kirlman, conductor, was hurt and may die, and three other trainmen and a woman are in hospital suf- fering serious injuries
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
UKRAINE OFFERS TERMS.

LONDON, Jan. 23. - According to Lemburg newspapers the condition of the Ukranians for a treaty with the Bolsheviki include recognition ot the Ukranian peoples republic, an exchange of products between the Ukraine and Russia, the complete neutrality of the Ukraine, withdrawal of the Bolshevilxi from Ukranian ter ritory and the recognition Of the gov ernment of the republic with NJ Zepha as premier.
 In return the Communist party IS to have a free exercise of its rights Tn the Ukraine on condition that 1t does not attempt to overthrow the author ity of the government.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
Says Entente Plans Trading Cigarettes
 for Good Material

LONDON, Jan. 23.-A Moscow dis patch referring to the resumption of trade by the Allies with the Russian cooperative organizations says:
 "The economic policy applied by the entente to Esthonia, Letvia and other countries, which consists of eX- tortiEg most precious raw materials in exchange for clothing and cigar cites is unacceptable to us. We can only accept such an exchange Of goods as will re-establish our indus tries and means of transportation"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
ASK GOVERNOR
 TO MAKE GALL
 INCLUDE BONDS
Want Special Session to Con- slider Amendment of
 Constitution

In accordance with an agreement reached by members of the special committee appointed at the recent convention of the Arizona Good Roads association at Tucson, Cover nor Campbell will be asked to include in his call for a special session of the legislature, the initiation of a road bond issue and the amending of the constitution to permit same. J. J. Bowen, who is the representative on the committee for Cochise county, re- ceived telegram yesterday from Dwight B. Heard. president of the Good Roads association. saying that Governor Campbell will meet with the committee in Phoenix Wednes- day morning.
 The original purpose of calling a special session of the legislature. was -te consider suffrage legislation. Tn order that the bond issue may be considered 1t is necessary, under the law, to include it in the call for the special session. As the limit for state indebtedness is $35O, 900. it would be necessary to amend the constitution in order to authorize a bond issue
 Other matters that the governor will be requested to include in the call are the proposed increase of the state road tax from one to two mills and an amendment of the law mak- ing it possible for the county to man. ufacture it's own road material. Con- siderable opposition has developed against the associations proposals.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
TO SUPPORT WOOD.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. - Repre- sentative Luflkin of Massachusetts today announced his candidacy as a delegate pledged to support Major Generol Leonard Wood 10 the Re publican national convention. Luf- kin, in a statement said that while he had supported movement to send Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts with a delegation to support Wood at Chicago as long as the general was candidate before the convention, the Coolidge managers want only "a hand picked list of delegates"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
Turning Back the Calendar
 Seventeen Years Ago In Bisbee

The third wreck on the ..l Paso x Southwestern in the past eight days took place yesterday afternoon short ly before 1 o'clock, at what is known as Galena siding, which is just below the Pittsburgh and Arizona shaft. Two switch engines came together. No one was injured.
 ..ditorial-Mr, Corbett says he will fight MT. Jeffries for S20o00. IL is astonishing what some men will do for money
 Bob Tate of the Turf saloon has re- turned from El Paso, where he was very much interested in the big drill ing contests. He states that, the cele- bration given in this city last July was equal to the Fl Paso carnis al,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
QUAKE I'M VERA CRUZ

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 23. = Strong earthquake shocks were felt in the city of Vera Cruz from to o'clock yesterday. There were no casualties although some of the residences were damaged Reports from Vera Cruz state the tremors demolished al COuztlan all structures which were not destroyed in the earthquake of January 6. while shocks lasting 20 minutes caused further damage at Salmoral and San Francisco de la PenaS.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
BACK AN1I.stRIKe LAW

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 23.-Reso- lutions favoring the anti-strike legis- lation in the Cummins railroad bill, now before congress, were adopted here today by the Utah Manufac- turers' association. After passage of the resolutions telegrans were dis patched to Utah senators and con gressmen to support suv duti-sLrlke provisions of the measure. ApproX- mately 200 business firms are repre- sented in the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
AUSTRALIAN CROP GOOD.

ROME, Jan. 23-In it's bulletin for January the International Institute of Agriculture says the prospective yield Of the new wheat crop in Australia will be 12OOO,OO0 quintals against 22.- 00,000 quintals last year. But it is pointed out that Australia possesses stocks of wheat from previous harv- ests amounts to 1S.000000 quitals. Normal yields in Australia is 10000 900 ouitais
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
OLD CONFEDERATE DIES.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 23, - With Ten Cent Bill" Yopp, his former slave at his bedside, Capt. Thomas Nj. Yopp died today at the Confederate Soldiers home here Because of his love for his former master, Ten Cent Bill" had collected dimes and bought each inmate of the confederate home n Christmas present annually for the last ten years. Three days ago the trustees of the home gave the eN- slave lifetime job.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
HAVANA UNIONS STRIKE

HAVANA, Jan. 23.-The engineers, firemen and shopmen of the United Railways of Havana struck today Tn sympathy with the striking federated harbor union Train service into and out of Havana as far as Santa Clara is virtually at a standstill. Meantime. the prices of foodstuffs here and throughout the island and soaring up ward.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
Spokane Jury Does
 Not Agree on I.W.W.

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan 23-A jury trying 40 alleged members of the In dustrial Workers of the World on charges of criminal syndiealism an nounced today after 24 hours delibera- ton that it was unable 10 agree and was discharged.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
KILLED IN FIRE.

DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 24.-An un identified man was burned to death two were sent to hispitals, severely burned, and a number of other per sons sustained less serious injuries and burns in fire which destroyed three-story hotel here early today
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
TO EXECUTE REDS.

BUDAPEST, Thursday, Jan. 22.- Three more communists, Ladislas Szumuely. Carlo Rogovac and Joseph Szabo, have been sentenced to death. Seven others have been given vary ing terms of imprisonment.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24

are likely to be accentuated; but American exports remain heavy in many instances, and the wants of con sumers here are so extensive as to stimulate a demand for goods beyond the ability of manufacturers to satisfy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
DISCIPLES PLAN DRIVE.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 23.-Plans for an intensive evangelical campaign to in crease the denomination member ship by 100000 during 1920, were com pleted here tonight at the final ses- sion of members of the executive committee of the international con vention of the Disciples of Christ.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24
PETERS WINS MATCH

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. 23.-Charies Peters of Omaha defeated Sam Clap ham in wrestling match here to- night in two straight falls, in 5l anu T minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24

with the exception of the midway shows, which were big graft.
 The Womans Journal, published at Boston, in recent issue praised the work accomplished by the Bisbee Woman's club. It tells of the new clubhouse and the work it is doing in a social way for the women of Bis bee.
 School hin has come To tho front during the past few days with a num- bcr of births. The wife of Henry Ash has presented him with bouncing Sirl that made it's appearance last "Wednesday. Last Thursday the wife of Daniel Hoesch made his heart glad by the birth of a daughter. The mothers and children arc all reported Go be doing well.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-24

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03
IA CUARTA SEnANA De Ia SUBSCRIPTION
ENCUENTRA 4 ES1A POjANTE ! LLEnA De
VIDA, GRACIAS 4 IA fILANTROPIA nEXICANA
Cada IiSta GS una nueVa SOrpreSa para los que no
SedabaR Cuenta de Ia inD0rfanCia de Ia COIORia
IA lista rneva. Y IIna nueva sorprcsa.

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boraS, ha0r de Qen possible
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poder dncro equena
para enyiarnosla el mi>mo geSo liberal piadoSo.
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subscription 4 PRENSA ha opeado pueS.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03
della HUERTA
NO ASISTRA
4 Ia JUNTA
LIE contesta Il Carranza que
no puede SaEir sin permi-
so de Ia Legislature
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Sc sa6e de antemdno que no
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Huerta pare sGIir del
ESfqdo

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NOCALES, Ariz, Enero 30.-Ha-
&c tres dias el gobernador del Estado
de Sonora, AGolfo de Ia Huerca reel
bio IN mensajc de don Fenustiano
Carranza llamandolo para cs! capital,
Y en- cuyo mensaje lie dccia QUO e!
viaie 10 efectuara 10 mas prOnto Que
le fuera possible.
.Ademas, le decia que para los prl-
meros dias del pr0ximo Febrero debe-
rian estar en- la capital de la Replbli-
ca todos los Cobernadores de los Es-
tados, fin de que con el tuvieran
una junta general para tratar en-
lila asuntos que, iateresan directa-
neate al pals, Y que per nlngun mott
% deiara de hacer cI viaje de n!anera
- estar en Mexico en- Ia fccha citada.
FL Gbdor. de IA Huerta, en- atento
ncaSajc contesto que sin c! permlso
re- pectivo de Ia Camara dc Diputados
Local del EStado, no poG.G separarse
del puesto que ocupa, que Va tranScrl
bia Z ese Cuerpo el mensaje que ha-
bia Yecibido. ' que 81 IA camara !e ua-
ba el permiso dc salir del Estado y
.ausentarse para hacer IN viaje Ia
Capital de la Repubiica, haria ese via
je. pcro cue 81 esa Cam@ra Sc rehuSa-
ba a dar ese pe"miSo, nombraIa una
persona que 10 representara en- Ia Jun
Ia &c que Sc rata.
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Ultimamente eSe reSpecto, es que
los senoreS diputados no daran e per
misc al gobernador de la Huerta pa
Ia Que Sc ausente de Sonora. Y en- tai
virtud eS muy probable que el goner-
nador no haga el viaje 4 Mexico, nj
atienda al llamado de don Venus
tiano.
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mo Febrero Ia Canara en- session de
ese dia tratara el asunto. 10 estudia-
"a resolvera 10 cue estlme conve-
niente. aunque de antemano Sc sabe
va que no dara el permiso Z de IA
Huerta para salir del Estado De Sono-
ra