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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
WOOL GROWERS
CONSIDERING
PRICE CRISIS
Meetings in Albuquerque
and Other Cities; Bank
ers to Lend Credit

\ conference for discussion Of the
unsettled condition of the wool mar
kct al present and possible solutions
u the difficulties Of the Sew Mexico
wool growers was held at the rham-
her uf Commerce today By the honrd
OF directors Of the Wool Growers Co
operative Marketing association.
The wool growers listened to the re-
port OF e. A. McNahh. marketing
agent. who has Just returned from
conferences OF wool growers In WASH
ingtou ana Chicago. The dlrpctors
were also awaiting the report OF the
Washington conference which b. being
held today between government rep
rcsentatives Hnd wool growers ai
which some steps viii be- taken "a re-
lieNo the situation IN the wool Indus
try.
There ls no demand Tor wool; 1t
can't be sold today at any price. said
W. \. Spence of currizozo. today.
The only thing We can do ia to store
u and wait for the condition 20 bet
ter itself The situation is not criti-
cal In New Mexico Rs yet. and / be-
lieve thar things Will adjust them
selves In time"
No definite plans Tor action had
been made by the association on meet
ing here today All members of the
New Mexico Wool Growers toopcra
two Marketing association will hc uu-
tided as To the proceedings uf the
national conference and the one held
In Albuquerque, it was stated.
Among those attending tho meeting
were; ". 4 spence. Carrizozo. Jose
4. BuCa. pcndareE. u. g. Struughu.
Vaughn. Eugenio Perez. Vaughn. and
H. H. Coulter Mountuinair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
WOLF TELLS
Of KILLING
HOMER ERWIN
Claims Self-Defense; De-
nies Cause for Jealousy
Over Mrs. Erwin

SANTA fE. y. ~, 1une ei.--
Luther Wolf. 20 years OF axe. shot
and killed Homer Erwin. 30 years
old. about 10 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing ON the road that divides Santa
Re and Bcrnaliiio counties near tho
town of Barton. The verdict uf thc
coroners jury was that Erwin came
to his death through a shot that was
fired by Wolf Deputy sheriff }. a.
Grammer of Stanley. arrested wolf
and brought him TO the Santa Fo
Jail last night. Wolf made no at
tempt To cvade arrest.
Wolf made a statement IN jail this
morning telling how the kii!irg oc-
Cured He said that he was walking
on the uad on his way TO a black
smith shop. when he met Erwin who
was driving "a car Hearing the
brakes applied a moment later. he
turned he said. and saw Erwin stand
ing In the car and about 70 fire
upon him.
IYIcd Eour shots
Erwin fired before Wolf could
draw his pistol and then Jumped
from the car and ran Wolf said he
fired one shot with his pistol aud
then Erwin stopped and began trying
To get something from his pocket. a.
movement that Wolf said he In
terprcted as an effort 10 get shelf
Tor his shot gun which was single
NAAt ffNNMH N+FtA NAAAA N'hAW AANNN"
again and once more Erwin ran.
-Four shots In an were fired by Volt
one striking Erwin under tho
shoulder.
Grammer says four shells were
found IN Erwin'H pocket
Erwin has iiyed IN Mountain val
ley ~ years or more. Last October
ne was married 10 Miss williams.
hut a separation occurred soon after.
He returned from Texas "A short tim"
ago and allied en- his wife last
Friday. II h said Il was not posi-
bla "a effect reconciliation. The
general belief II that Erwin was ieal-
Gus of Wolf, though the latter Says
there was no cause whatever for such
feeling. Mrs Ef~sin has been living
with her father near Barton. since
the separation.
From Oklahoma
Wolf came to the valley from
Oklahoma last July lie Il farm
Ing near Barton. The weapon ~
used was IS Colts, % Frontier
model.
Sheriff Rafael Garcia and do
putty came up from Albuquerque but
found that Erwin had fallen Ia Santa
Fe county. ON account OF the alb
ssnce u the district attorney In Rio
Af-iha county, the preliminary ex
animation will not be held FOR some
days, Wolf will remain In Jail until
the hearing
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MORE KILLED IN
RIOTS IN IRELAND
Authorities Said to Be
Powerless to Cope With
the Situation

LONDONDERRY June Riot
ing WIS renewed In this city this
morning. and resulted la one person
being mortally wounded ana two
seriously hurt Rifle and revolver
firing was almost continuous. and ~
the people feared To- venture out 10
work. business was tt virtual stand
stlil.
Two persons were Killed ana 90
wounded in riuiinE YESTERDAY
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TRYING
To ORGANIZE
RAILWAY MEN
Convention to Form One
Big Union Called
in Chicago


WASHINGTON, june 2l.HA call
for a convention OF railroad workers
10 be held at Chicago. Jun" ~. TO
organize one big union, has been
published In the Butte. Montana
Daily Bulletin. which officials ot the
department OF justice said today they
believed an l. W. w. publication.
orders went out from the depart
mcnt today To It's agents at Chicago
Co keep a strict watch ON the pro
posed meeting Tor any possible ! W.
". activities In connection with n.
The origin Of the call has not y 4
been determined by government
agents A. published at Butte u is
signed The Committee" and those
expecting 10 attend the convention
are asked TO communicate with y. =.
Pride. gg5 Northwestern University
building.
Leader Attacked.
Leaders Of the recognized labor
unions and the members uf the rht-
road labor board az Chicago are at
tackled hy the call. which says.
Modern Industry b. organized into
one big union. which has grouped DO,
financial resources ana practically
controls the Industry at the country
"a ls the organization power of tnr
workers ~ the industrial field which
and until We organic" into the "uc
hg union we will bo beaten h"tur'
tho light starts just Hike We have n
tho past
"If you are rod-bluudrd enough tu
stand up and he counted aud not
afraid 10 carry Uui this work then
we want you TO send dcicEht. tu
the Chicago convention to be- held on
June 80. with the express purpose ot
becoming e part OF the one big union,
n such ~ not she case then don't
come and try aud uner some compru
mise proposition for you viii NOT h'
seated. a. the one big uuiun b. alive
and already formed and an We want
is workers who are willing tu 'oi0
us In this fight Tor Industrial free
dom
Throw the labor takers OF YOU
back and get into labor orgHui1n
lion that viii be controlled hN h'
ruuk aud file
Rnps I.abor Board.
Discussing the railroad labor board
the call says:
~ thos, men chosen by the prpsl,
dent 60 represent labor really repre-.
sent the rank and file We would h'
uutuumhcrcd two 90 One, ~" l'tN" d
tu your Judgment What proportion of
representation the man Boo uN,rall'
actually has ON this hoard,
Hooiung the history of th, su-uallo,
"outuw strike of April g. the eat
suNz 90 committee was selected tu tout
the northwestern section uf tho cuun
frN for the pUgpusr of getting th'
sentiment Of the men aud na a rosul
rf the Dissatisfaction with the olt
organization said tu oNts' o. was de
,idvd tu call a. convention of all dls
satisfied employee ON ull railroads %
America fur the purpose of organic
ing one hig uuiun of the uilruH'
workers
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something said right out in print
about Irish freedom and they want
10 without cquivocation because Tam
many must have the Irish vote iu
New York city in order Co win the
neNt muncl pal election.
Tummauy does not like McAdoo
because patronage from Washington
did not Flow freely toward -Four
t,enth street while McAdoo was act
ing as secretary OF the treasury. d.
rector general ~ the railroads bus-
Of the federal reserve board and
other things.
Tamumnuy's real leaders Gov
Smith and "Tuss' Murphy VIII gu
to San Francisco through Denver and
salt Lake CITY.
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JONAS REPREsENTED
BLACK STAR LINE

NEW YORK. June 2i.-R. -
Jonas sought nv the Chicago police
in connection with riots there yes
terdty. in which two persons were
killed following the burning uf an
American fln" is known h"~a Hs pn"
Or r. y. Jonas. socretsry OF the
League uf barker reupiv. he ap-
pcarcd in the Interests uf the Black
Star line, owners ~ thcstcHmcr
Yarmouth whose 5000. 600 cargo of
liquor was seized by federal agents
here after the vessel had returned to
port following departure FOR Cuba "a
Few hours before the prohibition law
went into effect
I.co n. llealy. counsel Tor the Black
star company said today that Jonas
had nn connection with the concern.
lie declared that the company was
financed lv negroes and that alleged
4tatDmrut- boy Jonas to the effect that
friends ~ Irish freedom had aided
the line were absolutely untrue. %
star 'inc. owners 0f the steamer
would ultimately carry arms to ART
ca h. ridiculous" hc added
An uf the owners OF the company
according tu Mr. HvHly are British
citizens and natives OF the West In
dlrs.
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BANkERs LIKELY TO
BACK CREDIT PLAN

WASHINGTON. June 2i.-lmmcdi-
ate relief for the wool producing in
dustry was urged before the federal
reserve board today 10y representatives
OF several wool growers and dealers
associations as well as by munufuC-
turcrs and bankers.
THE sudden drop iu the price OF
wool on May 20 from 90 cents to about
20 cents "a pound. with no buyers even
al that figure. has caused crisis
which threatens heavy LOSSES to pro-
ducCrs. tho board w.u old.
Cessation Of purcht,Nng by the pub
lie In protest against the high cost uf
clothing. was cited aH the immediate
cause uf the drop iu wool prices.
Senators King and Smoot. OF Utah;
kellogg Of Minnesota. aud Representa-
tive Mondell. ot Wyoming. were prce-
Cut ut the conference and advocated q
credit plan which would enable banks
To assist wool producers over the
present emergency
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Arrested at Border
AS Draft Evader

DOUGLAS. Nrll. June -. Ramon
uzuua. said tu hD a nephew "f Gen
'iN T. EuUs CH'l,- minister uf war
300 the NpNirtu de- hcto government
was arrested ut the International
huuudur, yesterday hN J special agent
uf th, United States department eft
Justice. charged with being draft
vNud,r
Government uni'iuls all'g' nZuua
81. lu American citizen and pilrd tu
I,gist'r iu the srlc,tiNv draft
pzuut declared after his arrest h'
o. MEXICAN oiriz'u. although h"ru
800 the United Siut,f
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New Jersey Delegates
Sure Edwards Will
Win the Nomination

Another special train bound ror the
national democratic convention iu
san Francisco passed through Alhu-
uucrquc at noon TODAY u carried
the Nyw Jersey and Connecticut dele
gates and their friends
Placards of Governor Edwards Of
New Jersey were pasted ON the win
dows uf each uf the pullmaus. The
Ncw Jersey delegation all wore I'd
wards badges and buttons.
James Nuucnt, New Jersey political
boss iu charge of the special. cN-
pressed confidence iu the ability ol
Governor Edwards To win the nom.
nation Hl San Francisco ON beef
and light wine platform lie said II
would bo the one issue at the con.
Ncutluu
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Secret Conference
On Elwell Murder

NEW YORK. June 2i.--Intcrcsi In
the mystery of the recent murder
hero Of Joseph -. Elwcll wealthy
sportsman and whist expert centcrcd
today on secret conference called
by District Attorney Swami az which
were present his assistants and all
detectives which hive worked on the
case.
Mr.. Swami declared there were nn
new Developments and there b no
evidence 10 show whether "A man Or
q woman killed Elwcll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
LEADERS Of
CHICAGO RACE
RIOT CAUGHT
Police Arrest 8 Men Fol-
lowing Killing of Two
and Wounding of Two

CHICAGO. June 2t.-Pollcc today
arrested Grover g. BEDDING. who
claimstU be- q native OF Abyssinia
and seven other negroes. said TO he
leaders In yesterdays parade of ne
gro members OF the star order OF
Ethiopia. which ended In fight IN
which an American flag was burned.
two white men were killed and two
negroes seriously injured.
Y. y. jonas the supposed white
leader Of the Al, ssinians was arrest
ed at noon today he denied re-
sponslbiity for last night affair. and
said that he had been elected from
a meeting ~ the Ahysslnians the
preceding sunday
Jonas Identified Grover =. ftedding
~ the leaders Of yesterdays parade
and ~ the mar who burned the
American flag
Reddinr denied having had any
thing Ia do with the affair
The fight started when the parade
had ended and the negroes were pre-
pairing to enter hall In which a
meeting To prone % the return uf
the negro tn Ahyssinin was TO be held.
burns i1ag
Al this time one ~ the leaders ~
the procession. who rode horses and
wore fantastic Earbs, believed 10
have been Joseph Feruon. who calls
himself The great Abyssinian. drew
forth an American flag. poured n
liquid on Il ana threw II into hon-
fire which had been started
Policemen Joseph owens negro
was notified 10 the act and rushed
TO the scene and toward one Of tn'
men \ man on horse hack. II h
declared fired at him. with a short
rifle. wounding him with the first
shot
Robert F. Rose. siilo. spranp
from an automobile when he saw tho
flag burned and was almost at the
policemaus side when the latter was
shot. according To spectators. lie
turned and ran into nearby cigar
store
Several mon with rifles H.
10 the door of tho cigar
fired vuileV, according
near the scene Rose q
Hoyt cigar store clcr sppcd
dead
During the shooting second fiap
was thrown upon the flames but VII,
rescued before IL burned
JOINS who was found by Il report
or said he met Redding In New York
several weeks ago. Ile said he cam,
20 Chicago Ia ask the republican con
vcntiun TO incorporate plank IN IN,
party platform providing for the re-
sumption ~ tho Abyssinian treaty
with tho United States. which expired
IN 1917
Federal authorities TODAY bcgnt
Investigating the rioting Edward i
Brcunon chief ~ tho department
~ Justice questioned nine of the al
legged rioters. including one Of tn
. AhySsinians today. 20 determine
whether prosecution under ~" "sui
onago or anarchist laws Is possible.
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Hears Demurrer in
Disbarment Against
Joseph r. Wilson

SANTA FE. Jun, tl.. The -u.
promo court to-day is hearing tho
arguments ON a demurrer hN the
defense in the disbarmont proceed
iur4 Hglinst Joseph u wilson Of
Albuquerque The dishurmeut pro-
yordings grew out uf the handling
~ matters FOR Madame NJthildr
Gardener who died 90 AibuVucrqu"
lu tvtub.r lHIN
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Marshal Shot in
Fight With Robbers

DENVER. june % Harry Faulk-
ucr town marshal of Brighton. sub
urh Of this civ. was shot and prob
ahly fatally wounded Ia q gun hattie
with robbers whom he detected at
tempting To break into the First Nn-
tionnl bank az Brighton early today
Three suspects have been arrested
aud posse Is searching the country
for a fourth man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
Colorado Wants
Good Roads Plank

DENVER. June -. Federal good
ouds viii be one of the planks which
the Colorado delegation has declared
that Dc will insist upon az the national
democratic convention al san Fran
cisco, according to q statement here
today. The delegation will leave to-
morrow afternoon.
John r. Barnett national com
mittcemau, aud Judge Ira Y. Roth
gerber. n district delesHt" are now
in California
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
CNNIpNIGN IN CIII,r.

SNNTINGO, IhiIo, Juno 2l.-Or-
ganizcd labor is participating 20 an
Unprecedented cNtcnt iu the prcsi-
dental campaign which is marked b,
determined efforts on both sides. Tn,
general election uf presidential clrc-
Tors numbering 35i will occur June
2r
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Political Notes


WASHINGTON, June 2S.--Rcpubli-
can campaign plans began 10 take def
mite shape with the conference here
today Of Senator W. q. Harding, the
presidential nominee. and M 'mbera Of
the subcommittee Of the republican
national committee. This Committee.
headed by Chairman Hays. was named
at the Chicago convention. The ses-
sion was expected to last practically
all day.
Before the conference, senator
Harding and Mr.. Hays conferred with
senator Kellogg. republican OF Min
ncHota and later with former Senator
Albert J. Heveridgc. Of Indiana. VINO
discussed campaign plans, with the
nominee. Mr. BeVeridgc, In "a state
ment, said Senator hardings policy Ia
TO restore actual governmental admin
istrntion 10 the constitutional form of
government prescribed by the found
erH OF the United states"
Il viii do everything ! tan possibly
do to Insure party victory said SIR.
Bevcridgc.
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RnI.NnIN IIIlI..

VANCOUVER. q. e.. June .l.-
Sis persons were Killed and several
injured iu q fire that destroyed the
Dalmoral apartments iu a fashlouabi,
part Of the city at midnight last
night
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NICNIlNGI-N CNNDInNTl

SAN SALVADOR. Republic OF Sal
vador June gl-nr. Juan Bautisiu
SacuHu has been nominated bN the
coalition party of Nicaragua Tor the
presidency Of that country. according
CO. dispatchts received here.
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nus Al to7

AHnMOUE, Okla. Jun" - Born
q SLAVE in 1918. Alec Taylor negro.
died here yesterday at the age of
ln1
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GROWERS N FOUR
sTNTIs no HOLD WOOL

ST LOUIS Mo, June Wool
growers of Missouri Arkansas. Ken
tuckN and Indiana. az meeting here
TODAY. were ad, Used To hold their wool
until higher prices are offered
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WASHiN NOTION, June 2i.-Bain-
bridge Colby, secretary OF state. had a
final conference with President Wilson
today before leaving for san Francisco
by way OF New York to attend the
democratic national convention A. a
delegate from the District Of Column
ble
President Wilson plans to keep In
direct touch with the leaders at the
convention by means OF the long dis
tarcc telephone. Secretary Tumulty.
acting Tor the president. talked with
Chairman Cummings OF the demo-
cratic rational committee on the teie-
phone for some time today.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 2i.--
President Wilson's nomination for "a
third term was declared 10 be- AN i'm
possibility. because of the condition
of the presidents health. In AN inter
view given out hy Juuett Shouse,
third Assistant secretary Of the United
States treasury.
$50 real friend OF the president
regards his nomination aH a POSSIBLE
ity.' said MIR. ShouHe, who Is on hts
way to the democratic national con-
VentlOn la san Francisco. III he had
now the strength and vigor that he
had In 1916. his nomination for a
third term might be considered a
probability. But his friends know
he II not In good health.
There was not the slightest col
lusiou between the statement OF
President Wilson Friday morning and
the withdrawal OF McAdoo Friday
Lfternoon."
Mr. Shouse added that he cOnsld-
cred Carter Glass. former secretary
of the treasury. aud now United
States senator from Virginia. and
John W. Davis ambassador 10 Eng
lgud as strong presidential possibili-
ties. eithe" Of VINO might very likely
receive the nomination.
Mr Shouse heads the Kansas dele
cation TO San Francisco.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WdHhlnEt0n DrtT0lII UOsIVOnUu1
wet grounds.
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Ncw McNico. Fair tonight and
Tucsday litrlr change in temper
nture.
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Sus,c M,atlsr

prevailing direction west. churay
ter Ut the dav clear
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New Yo-G-st louis gan,e postponed.
rain.
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Chicago Philadelphia, postponed
rain
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NIght scr.ion IAkcI,

SAN FRANt'ISCD. .unc si.--A
night session may follow the first
session OF the democratic national
convention which opens here next
Monday. Homer Cummings. chairman
of the democratic national commit
tee announced today.
Before that time the national COM
mittec. which meets June 20. VIII
have disposed OF the prospective con.
test over the seating Of United Statct
senator James a. Reed uf the NTH
Kansas city, district of Missouri
and the contests over the seating OF
the Is delegates from Georgia. The
committee viii uct upon these iu con-
ucctiun with us work Of making up
temporary roll and contests may
he carried 10 the credentials commits
! tee ana even tu the floor of the house.
Among the delegates here. United
states senator Thomas j. Walsh, OF
/ Monana, was being mentioned Tor
permanent chairman Of the conyon-
[ ton position. tn connection with
which the name of BrainbridEe Colby
/ secretary Of the state has been FREE
I qucnth heard.
"No documents have been filed in
b behalf ~ senator Reed" said MIR.
] Cummings. but a large number ot
I telegrams of protest received from
] Missouri assure q contest iu ease
] credentials are filed FOR him"
Parry leaders usi um,d that SEN
I ator Reeds case VIII rest upun the
/ contention that the Missouri state
. conventions action In referring the
/ selection of Reed as "a DELICATE back
I tu the ffth district convention makef
the remaining Of Reed hy the dis.
. trirt convention mandatory. The
senator's opponents will hold. Il {,
said. that the state conventions re.
Icction ~ Reed hy decisive vote
should govern and that the alter
nate named hy the district and ruti
fled by the state body should h'
seated.
There WAS q possibility of ahand
unins the requirement fur "A tw,
thirds majority IN the convention q
nominate candidate and of the uni
rule by which states ballots arr
voted cu bloc. Mr.. Cummings sai'
the two thirds majority was al
ancient party custom that COuli
H. overturned on;y by specific affir
native vote. The unit rule depend
upon the instructions given each stat
delegation.
The uatiuul committees meeting
viii be- opHn "tu begin with. al least
Mr.. Cummings said although IN
body may vote To gu into eNecutiv
session at any Time.
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METAL MARKETS

N-w York. June 2i.--sIsur ai liver
domestic 10 Nc; foreign " Ac.
Copper dun. eiectrolytic spot. June
ana July tSA a igc; August and
Scpteml,er lee ~ i9hc: email lots.
Recond half nearby isc ~ iSNc
iron steady, No. I northern $500.
30. northern $500.
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~ Loul- No-Io1' n0aIr0Hod- y
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cmcAoo-Bsik ,is.eoeiesos
receipts. 10000,
KANSAS cITY-Top. sts.7s; rc-
celpts. 1900.
DENVER sis.oo@i5 1850; receipts.
a.s00.
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NUeuNIUF NNTIUW9TN UT VIUUIUIT|0
aud issues. the Tammanv delegates
said they were not Tor William q.
McAdoo, nor Tor BrNHu's dry plank
In the platform. They also said thov
would be opposed tn any Httrmpt tu
apBsasp the friends nf ireland hv a
general reference In the san Fran
cisco platform to the right ~ an ma
lions To Independence. They want
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TODAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'ew NoTk-Ohlclgo- p0slp0nod- wei