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Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
HUSBAND
 ALLEGED TO HAVE
 KILLED CONTRACTORS
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 FRESNO, Cal. March 23-M. F.. Pittman surrendered himself at the county jail here today, telling the sher- if he was wanted for the murder of A. Nicholson. a Fresno building con tractor, whose body had been found a short time before at the Pittman home
 Nicholson had been shot four times and death was almost instantaneous. the coroner said.
 Mrs. Pittman told the police her hus- band was jealous of Nicholson. and she believed this was his reason for firing the fatal shots. Mrs. Pittman also said she believed her husband was in hiding yesterday in the attic of their home when Nicholson called on a busi- ness visit. This morning. she said. Nicholson called again and her lIus- band dropped from a hole in the attic and shot Nicholson four times in the head. Mrs. Pittman said Nicholson was an old friend of the family.
 RETURN HOME TO FIND TT DRY
 PROVIDENCE. R. T.. March 23.- The liner Roma arrived here today from Mediterranean ports, bringing Is
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
ABOUT THE STATE

is being handled satisfactorily, though it makes the work of sinking slow. For the last 25 feet the naturalization and the flow of water has been steadily increasing.-Citizen.
 Two Tickets in the Field
 WICKENBURG-Ap l closes the nominations for candidates to the town council and it is likely there will be two tickets in the field All who have city interests at heart should not be backward in coming out to the mass meeting on Wednesday evening at Baxter's hall for the purpose of nomi- mating a ticket composed of men (and women. too.) who aspire to see the town progress along lines that will en- courage industries. so as to keep our boys and girls employed at home in stead of drifting out into the World the Lord knows where to make a living The permanence of the home town de bends upon efforts of citizens who are ready to make a few personal sacrl fees when it comes to community wei fare.-State Miner.
 New Mining Company Formed
 TUCSON-A new undertaking has been started in the Baboquiyari noun tains This is the Silver Peak Minins company. This company has acquired the holdings formerly owned bX the Southern Cross Mining company, the deal having been made through Mrs Heffner of Tucson. The new com pany has secured a permit from the Arizona corporation commission and will sell 100000 shares of its treasury stock the money to be used in develop ing the 14 claims which the company has acquired.
 The property of the company IS To- cated between Baboquivari and Mildred peaks much closer to the latter The mine is 60 miles from Tucson, with q good road the entire distance and which will be one of the best roads in the west when the iiew highway from Tucson to Sasabe is cQmpleted The new highway will pass Within 10 miles of the mine.
 Milling will commence at once, there being concentrating mill on the prop erty. Those interested in the new com pany report several hundred tons or good concentrating ore now on the dumps. ready to be sent to the mill The mill consists of a crusher, live stamps and a concentrating table sui ficiently large to handle the present production from the property for some time The mill site has been enlarged and plenty of space made for another mill unit, tool shops and place for drying ncentrates.-Citizen.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
Found no Profiteer,na

GLOBE-Concluding an extended investigation, the Gila county fair price committees. appointed by George H. Smalley. federal fair price commits sioner for Arizona, last night directed that communications be p-e2ared and sent to Attorney General Palmer, State Attorney General Thomas Flynn and Commissioner Sinalley advising that the committee .had compiled a list Of maximum margins it considered mer- chants here were entitled to charge and that in practically every instance the dealers had been found to be ex- acting lower profits than those al lowed.
 The committees investigation cov- cred more than 200 commodities and F was said that in only two instances were merchants here charging more than the committee deemed fair. The committees activities will cease with the mailing of the reports--Arizona Record.
 First Crop of Alfalfa
 YUMA.-The first crop of alfalfa hay in the San Pasqual valley is now being harvested and brings s2s per ton. The acreage in alfalfa has not increased as many fields have been plowed up to make way for cotton crop. Ranchers have begun to plant cotton and field work is going on at frienZied pace. So far there has been no shortage Of labor although good farm hands are always in demand and the best wages prevail. Everyone IS looking forward to a very prosperous year.-Yuma Sun.
 Teachers to the Land
 MESA-Four of Mesas popular teachers are about to desert their ac- customed place at the high school To- day they are making trip to Florence for the purpose of applying for posi- tions in the Florence schools next sea- son. Less than two weeks ago the four men, including Professor Cross, principal: Professor Pound. teacher in algebra; Professor Otto, teacher in as- riculture, and Professor Hollingsworth, teacher of science. took up section of land four miles this side of Flor ence. The men have planned to have their four homes built on the four ad- joining corners of the land. thus less ening the loneliness and .desolation of homesteading, and during the period of proving up'' will drive back and forth to the schools.-Daily Tribune.
 Sinking Work Slow
 TUcSON-The new shaft of the Hardshell Mining company has now reached the depth of 435 feet. The large body of water which was encoun- tered in sinking is under control ant
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
WANT A STRIKE

PARIS, March 23.-At meeting or ganized by the federation of labor Sun. day, resolutions were adopted deciar- ing that a general strike was the only means by which the proletariat could realize their aspirations.- This meet ing which was held in the Sale Wag ram, was one of 50 demonstrations or gal nized by the federation is as many towns with the object of protesting against total amnesty, the high cost of living and other grievances. The ex- tremists at the Paris meeting passed the resolution favoring a general strike over a mildcr resolution introduced by the chairman
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
OTHER R. R. ORDERS
 ID RE REPRESENTED
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WASHINGTON, March 23-Pro- vision for the representation of sub ordinate officials on the railroad la Dor board was made in decision to- day by the interstate commerce com mission. Supplementing it's previous regulations governing the labor board nomination, the commission created q fourth group of labor which will join with the three previously named by the commission in the selection of six candidates from which the president will choose three for the labor mem berS of the board.
 In the new group of employees ana subordinate officials established by the commissions orders are the following organizations:
 The Order of Railway Expressmen. Railway Skilled and Unskilled Labor CTS, the Porters' union, United Order of Locomotive Bremen, American as- sociation of Engineers, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Order of Railroad Tel
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24

egraphers, Dispatchers. Agents and Signalmen, Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees, CoIored Association of Railway Employees, Association of Railroad Storekeepers, Association of Railroad Supervisors of Mechanics. Railroad Yardmasters of America, Ma tional Order of Railroad Claim Men. the Roadmasters and Supervisors as- sociation. American Train Dispatchers
 associa ton, Order of Railroad Station Agents, Railwaymen's International Industrial association, and the Ameri- can Federation of Railroad Workers
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
WILHELM COULDN'T WORSHIP

AMERONGEN, Holland. March 23.-- (By the Associated Press)-For the second time Emperor William of Ger many was deprived of the customary religious services at Bentinck castle Sunday Because of the new restric- tions the German minister from Zeist who usually presides at the services at Bentinck castle, was unable to enter. Today the former emperor renewed with energy his wood saving opera tions. sticking at his task for four hours.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
MOVES FOR NEW TREATY

RICHMOND, Va, March 23.-Rep resentattive Flood of Virginia, former chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, announced here tonight that he would introduce in the house, probably tomorrow, a joint resolution authorizing President Wilson to pre- pare new treaty of peace with Ger many.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. March 23.-The town of Collins in St. Clair county was almost completely destroyed by fire this afternoon. Fifteen homes were said to have been razed.
 Part of the residential section was saved. the Business Mems club tonight as arranging to house those made homeless bv the fire. The property. loss was estimated at s150,000
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
WEATHER HAMPERS WORK

SAN DIEGO, March Z3.--Heavy seas and bad weather continue to hamper the work of refloating the submarine H-1 which grounded recently off the coast of Lower California. Radio ad- vices received here today said the ves- sel had been moved 60 feet toward deep water and that the hull was empty of chlorine gas generated by contact of sea water with her storage bat teries.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24

members of the crew of the United States shipping board freighter Brook field which burned and sank in the March s.
 c. A. Harp of Los Angeles. and C. D. Walker of Lincoln, Nebr.. who have been prospecting for oil in Portuguese West Africa for two years. returned on the Roma. They did not know that the United States had gone dry un- til told by officers of the boat.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
ARREsT puIch REps

COPENHAGEN, March 2S.-Three notorious Dutch bolshevists who have been constant visitors of Maxim Lit vinoff, soviet representative here, have been arrested charged with illegal propaganda. The ywiil be repatriated.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-24

CITY INTO RENT PROBLEM
 JERSEY CITY, N. J., March 23.-An ordinance requiring landlords to no- tify the city clerk when notices of rent increases or eviction are served on tenants, was adopted by the commis sioners toniqht.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
U ~APUNAlEAOO

IL Ia esquina de las Gales de 10
gers Y Grayson Sc registr6 aver, nllnu
los iespuzs de las ) de II tarde, n
sancr;enla rina entire Walter Chamley
v 81 chauffeur X. 5. Bumgarner. -
ignoran los motives que ObligaroA =
esros dos individuos 4 e~mpeHarse en-
tan terrible disputa. pues no hu0o ties
tigo presencial alguno que pud!era
dgr luz sob-e c l~asunto. Fue el case
Que Chamley recibi6 tremendas he
ridas en- el pecho y 81 costado IL
quierdo.
Cuando alguien acegT6 a passr por
aauel lugar. Chamiey yacil banado en-
sanGre al horde de IA bauqueta. De
allf fue recogido para ser transpor-
tado al hospital del Fuerte de Sam
Houston donde va Sc lie proporcionan
todas las atenciones que su estado
de positiva ~gravedad requiere.
Mientras tanro. s~ahedores del es-
candalo, algunos agenteS de Ia policfa
encabezados del captain Brown ha-
| cian las investigacioues del case de
las cuales resUlt6 la apprehension de
Eumgarner. ALI declare haber heridc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
EAGLE PASS. Texas, JUNO 30
Amado Rodriguez. guarda fiscal de n
Aduana de Eagle Pass, reciblo orde-
mes de saIlr en- busca de unos contra
bandistas Iuc Sc Saba hab!an pasado
uu contra6anGo de meZcal de n vecina
robIac!6H de Piedras Negras. FL eta
do guarda en- cumplimiento de IA or
uen rcclbija, sali6 en- su autom0vll q
nacer IN rccorrido por las c~ercan!as
dc! Rio Bravo y c2minaba I 10 largo
dc IN canine que CORE parallel al
10. cuando SC ;op6 coa tres de los CT
t.dos contraUarGistas. tnO de eSios
Al YER al guarda sac6 su pistola J
r5pidamente h!ZO fucgo sobre q. pero
ACCOMPLISHMENTS q trio no hizo h!an-
90 on 81 accnte aduaAal. 81 h:ca le
rcrfor6 cl saco : lc rozj e. cGaTpo. Esta
cscapada dc Rodriguez Sc dcbi6 a que
81 citado gr(arda al yer a los contra
hand.stas Sc movie con objeto de sa-
car SUI pistola al mismo tempo que
uno de los hombres lie disparaba el IT,
70, que a no haber sido por csc moVl-
miento, le hubiera penetrado por un
costado. El eUarda contest6 inmedia-
taucate Fl fuego. d~isparando tres tiros
schre U ~asaitantes. pero cree que min
euno de e!lo2 resultj herido, pues to-
COS escaparon habi6ndose arrojado
unc de ellos al RIO desde IN barrancc
&C II pies De alto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

In paisano.-Rocll Island. 1lL-Si
hav IN pequeho manual de ~intruccio-
nss para 81 nlaneio de Ia maquina de
escrfbir' q 0 menciona y es probable
que 10 consiga en- espanol 81 Sc dlrlge
= alguna agencia de ella, Pero 0lchas
i~rs+rIcctones Sc relaciORan con Ia deS-
cripci6n que hace de dicha maqi ina
- -ienden l ensenar su manejo desde
= punto de vista de su conservation
y no uenaran. por 10 tanto. 81 obJeto
one ,Isted persigue. Pero en- la Casa
T,5i+o-ia1 Lozano O por cOnducto de
ella oodra adQuirir IN buen metoao
nara el aprer6izaje de Ia escrltNra en-
n4quina, el cUai es comun q tooaS E@S
one como IL uue nos menclona' tlene!
,eclado sencillo.
Ia Casa Editorial Lozano no tlene
al IA ~actuaIidad e. libro que Ie !"
teresa. pero podra consegulrlo s. SC
5Ir;ia a ola ~p:diendole haga tai cosa'
~ General Angeles no les presto ser
y;Cios ningunos = los fTaHceseS "u''''
| Ia guerra europea. Durante una tempo
ada. sesGn sabenos. estuvo aoaJa"
do an este pals en- una tabrica dc per
rrechos de guerra: ESQ fue TOGO
Fl Gobiernc de Carranza fue e. que
subi6 a 10 centavos el valor del poT-
20 de correspondence de- priInera ca
60. as dec!r cerrada- que Sc enN1a .
90 fiferentes Estados De "a Repuo'e@
:, q este pats. Antiguamente csc P0r
:, ora solamente de cinco
Tos verdaderos ~tejanos son to"oS los
-,+fros del Estado de Texas, pero Sc
-sserva generalmente csc nomoTe para
d~es.gnar especialmente a los que sie"
do mex!canos por IA sangre han nac'-
| do en- 81. o,,a
,Ir,do al actua. de Coahui'a. 2orTa,
IA "a Ent!dad mex!cana Que neVaoa =
7onbre de Estado de Coahutla J Ie-
xaS. =,
In nalabra villamel6n designa' en- el
~1aDr,,aie taurino a los ignorantes cue
81 dan humos de conocedores y que
onrauden IL que carece de maTito y
| cr,tican. con una d~eplorable atingenc'a
| u one es diSno de alabama.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
SALlO PARA MEXICO FL REV. PA
DIRE ZALDIVAR

aver sali6 rumho a "a ciudad de
Laredo para dirigirse Mcgo Il Ia CAPT
tai 90 la Republica meXicana e. Rev
Padre Zald(var de Ia Ordcn de los
Hiios del Immaculate Coraz6n de Ma
RIA, cuya ~parroQuia Sc ~encuentra en-
esta ciudad.
e Rev Padre Zaldiva- Va Z Ne
xtco en- viaje de inspection y cstari
ausente de esta por espacio de tres
uatro meses. 10 sales.--future c n
u labores e. Rev. Padre Pratt, Rec
tor de Ia Cathedral de San Fernando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

Por noticias teiegraficas recibldas
ayer tarde or San Antonio. Sc sabe
el licenc!ado Luis Cabrera eN-
aI.nistro de Hacienda en- el G"nln"te
del Presid4nte Carranza, efectun su
a,r;bo a Ia ciudad De Nueva YORK.
desconocitndose Ia ~procedcncia d'rec-
IA del citad2 pcrsonaje, pues haS''
hoy no Sc IN sabido 81 el viaje 10 h'zo
como Sc asegur5 en- un principle de
Texas City. adonde Sc diJo i!esa'.1
~disfrazado De "pelado." 0 81 lego Ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
LEROO DE TEJADA EN- SAN
ANTONIO

FL maestro Miguel Lerdo de Teja-
da estuyo aver Ell San Antonio de
paso para Ia capital de nuestra Re
publica a donde lie llevan asuntos re-
lacionoS con Su Sira artlstica a ira
YES del Continerte americana. Dijo-
nos el aprcciable musico que su or
questa habIa qUedado on e puerto
de New Orleans a donde reGresara
4 en- breve para embarCarse 20 Ia
misma agrupaci6n. rumbo 4 Nueva
York. en- cuya urbe habra de satisfa
Ger una magnifica c~ontrata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
LUIS CABRERA Sc
HALL-A EN- N. YORK

San Antonio despues de haber acom'''
Hado a la senorita Julia Carranza ue7-
dc Ia ciudad d. Mexico.
Ell licenciado Cabrera fue !oca!iza-
% por los rcporteros en- el Hotel Nc
AIDin de Nueva York; Y segnn parece
fue con el objeto de reuntrse al lnse-
micro Boni!las. e~x-cand!dato clvi!!sla
rara Ia P~rcsidencia de Ia Repuotica
,~;,yjcana. Gle Sc encuentra tamoien
eli IA metr5poli n~eoyorquina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
CONCERTO PARA HOY EN- IL
BRECKENRIDGE

Fl Director de II banda Municipal
de- San Antonio. maestro Smith. Sc
leccion6 un admirable ~prograIna para
II audici6n de hoy en- el parque bra'
kenridge. Sc tocaran aGmirao!es Sc
Ieccjones de los autores maestros. )
seg1n inform6 ell propio director
Smith. colaborar4 con la banda mu-
steal Ia estimada cantante AlVa q
JI-HIr,,S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

A s. C.-Laredo Texas.-Creemos
muy diftcil cue pueda c~onseguir Ell ira
bajo que nos indica, 4 menos que cuen
tc con muy buenas influencias, pues
son empleos muy Solicitados V cuando
Ccurre una v2cante hay Un sin fin de
personals que Sc Ia disputan Y como
no Sc reQuiere grandes a~ptiLudes, triun
fl cast siempre el que csta mas ' me
JOY recomendado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
UNA DECISION DE LOS CULTIVA-
DORES DE CANA DE AZUCAR

TelcSrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, JUNO %0.-En una
gran jUnta que Ce!ebraron miembros
de Ia Association de los c~ultivadores
de cana de azuCar Sc lego una resolu-
cj0n reteronte d que ninguno de los
r;!embros do IL referida Association
vendera az1car como no sea por con-
ducto nom5rado especialmerte al efec-
70 Y que todos ellos retiraran las pro-
posiciones de TenIa que hayan hecho
en- el mercado y - abstendran de ha-
Ger nuevas haS;a que e. precio del
azCcar baye a veirticuatro ~centavos
Ia 1ibra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
PARA IA CiUDAD DE MEXICO

La familia del maestro don Rafael
Galindo Sc embarcara hoy por Ia no
che con rumbo a IA ciudad de Mexico
i donde va de regreso despues de
una permanencia de varios amos en-
San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

No eIisten empenados nj a los Es-
tados Unidos nj a ninguna otra poten
cia Estados mexicanos.
En- c~ualquier Historic de Mexico en-
contrara trataGos con mayor o menor
extension cuanto Sc relaciona con e.
largo periodic en- que Santa Anna ac-
tuo en- Ia polltica mexicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
MUY MEJORADO

FL joven Dorbecker hijo del coro-
mel don Nardo Dorbecker, Sc encuen
ira muy m~cjorado despues de II opc-
raci6n Quirdrgica que en- un pie Sc lie
practice recientemente. Continual re-
cluldo en- el hospital de Santa Rosa
en- donde han estado a saludarle sus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

.. K.-Roswell, \. Ma tinta in
deIeble esta hecha a base de nitrate
de plata V es negra, en c~onsecuencia-
Sfrvase enviarnos su nombre, direc-
ci6n postal Y estaIppilla de dos centa-
vcs V por carta le indicaremos donde
ouede conseguir Ia substantial que nos
nenciona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
L. E.-Houston. TeX-Hay consulate
meXicano en- ID ciudada que nos indica

Tn Observation-Disclosures. y. VI.
Ell alambiQue. en- general. ConSta de
III recip!ente susceptible de ser Calen
tado \ una alta temperature. en- 81 que
Sc coloca el liquido que Sc trata de
destilar: y de IN tubo largo Y de pc
Queho diametro. IN forma de espiral.
Gue Sc somcte a IN acci6n de n CO.
rr;ente de aqua fra. Su funcionamien-
20 es el sigu,enta: debido al aumento
de temperature producido en- 81 recipien
te por IN horno el llQuido que 10 lie
Ia Sc reduce a vapor y sale por e.
tubo: pero como este Sc halla fra n
causa de n corriente de aqua que 10
bana exteriormente. e. vapor Sc con-
Gensa de nuevo Y sale va en-
Ia forms De liquido nuevamente.
por la extremidad de 81, donde Sc reco
sc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

4 Chamley en- defensa propia.
How Sc ocuparan del case las autorl
dades del Condado ante quIenes hanf"
dc comparecer el chauffeur Bumgar-
Her.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
PARA GALVESTON

Para Galveston sali6 sntenoche de
esta ciuGad el senior don Ernesto Ma
dero. quien va en- viaie de negocios
v en- breve estara en- esta de regre-
SO.
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Soo'nlss 8 n,snals
EN- VIAJE DE NEGOCloS

FL Coronel dc Tngenieros, senior don
Nando Dorbecker. salio ~antenoche de
esta ciudad de San Antonio, rumbo
a Ia de New Orleans a donde le lie
van tmportantes asuntos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
PARA

E. joven Domingo Valdes, hijo del
seHor don Domingo Valdes Llano. AL
caide actual de Ia ciudad de Monte
rrey, sal;6 a0tenoche con rumbo Il II
capital neoloneSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

J Z-Akror. Ohio.-Nos esta vedado
prororcioRa; toda clase de informes a
cerca del asunto objeto de SUI consul
"a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

AA
GrsSo a~auncio'
ofrGrendo mis-
EaElos C pe.ca
Y De toGss parties
De Esados Uni
dos ree;bi ped
dos Este gran
krto ne del"
ntaments Sor-
oreadfdo ; aun-
rue tome gran
-npeno en- sten
Ser las 6rdens
euidndosRments. -
aiCuua de las per-
+ que nee hic!e
ron alEiu pedi-
10 10 ~Guedaroa
eonpleanente So
Ezsa-Las GeSSc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

GCARDA FISCAL ATACADO POR
TNOS CONTRABANDISTAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
PAGINA UCHO.
s-. Director de LIS Prensa
San Antonio, Texas.
My ~-esrstab!s se5or:

- feT;citar a I'd. FOR e. buen eNto
"a s;rnp-e Sc ven cozOnaaos los aaan-
cSos pubiicados en 81 im2o-tante Pu0Aea-
~ aIclSn riempo pubI!Gue IN Pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

oue me 10 diSsn para TeS0n sao.
isronso de mssntfieos Eahos We '
AtentRmsrts,
GEO. Z. EVANS.
s,o { Eavidad s. - San Antonio. AsN~s'