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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Senator, Colby, Daniels
and Others Talk Ma
tional Issues at Press
Banquet; Sims Attacked
Daniels Terms Critic
Vain Admiral''; ); Okla
homanDemandsRepe
of Espionage Laws.

New York, May cabinet officers,
presidential aspirants of the Republican
and Democratic parties, and men prom
inent in the affairs of the nation. state
and city. Saturday night attended the
4Sth annual dinner of the New York
Press club.
Secretary of State Cobb. Secretary
Of the Navy Daniels, Senator Robert l..
Owen. of Oklahoma. and Governor Ed
wards, of New Jersey. made addresses.
Herbert Hoover and James W. Gerard
were among the guests.
Daniels Has News Crouch.
Secretary Daniels, speaking from the
viewpoint of the newspaper man point
ing ont the difference between what he
termed good and bad news. said:
'There is no news when the 100000
officers and men Of the navy are study
ing and training and hitting the target
in southern waters. in spite of reduced
personnel and delayed increased pay
But there is sensation if one vain ad-
miral lets loose an unfounded assault
upon the navy.
There is no news when misguided
try which has given them food and
clothing see the error of their ways
and renounce revolutionary doctrine. But
there are scare and box headlines when
we properly deport anarchists, and we
ought promptly to deport every alien
anarchist and Jail every home brewed
bolsbevist.
Weakness Of U. S. Rule.
The weakness of the American gov
crnment is too much statute law. too
little enforcement, too many officials.
too little control over officials non-feas-
ance, misfeasance and malfeasance. SEN
ator Owen. candidate for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination, declared.
Urging repeal of the war statutes, es
pecially the espionage and sedition acts,
he announced opposition to any new Sc
dtion laws or any interference with free
speech. free press. free assemblage and
free representation.
Declaring for ratification of the peace
treaty with "such reasonable reserva
tions as shall prevent its misinterpreta
ton" the speaker said the treaty should
not be used las Il smoke screen to CON
ceal from public scrutiny our great do
mestic problems affecting the high cost
of living"
Secretary Colby made defense of
President Wilson.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
PENROSE PROPOSES
KNOX BECAUSE HE'S
IN JOHNSON S CLASS
Governor Sproul, Who Was to
Have Been Pennsylvania's
Candidate Backs Down.

Philadelphia. May Limited States
Senator Boics Penrosc has been telling
callers that United States Senator F. G.
Knox is the "best equipped, all-round
international statesman" to be the next
presidential candidate of the Republican
party. Senator Penrose is convalescing
at his home here after long illness.
Governor Sproul, who was expected
to be first presidential choice of the
Pennsylvania Rep lblican organization.
later made statement to the effect
that he agreed with Senator Pcnrose
The governor said the friendship be-
tween Senator Knox and Senator Hiram
Johnson, of California, has aided in
turning attention to Senator Knox's
availability.
"Close Observers said Governor
Sproul, "are of the opinion that much
Of the unexpected strength shown by
Senator Johnson is dHe to his stand
on the League of Nations and the peace
treaty. Senator Knox represents the
same point of view and l agree with
Senator penrose that he is probably our
best equipped international statesman
and ranks with Senator Lodge in his
position in the senate
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
DRAF FUGITIVE
HUNTED IN W|[DS
BY BLOOD HOUND
Last of Four Brothers
Who Fought Battle of
Kruger Farm rallied
to Home of Mother.

Withee. Wis. May 1.-Pursuit Of
Louis krueg'tS alleged draft evader,
was abandoned Saturday night and no
further attempt will be made to locate
the fugitive until the arrival of United
States deputy marshals who are expect
ed from Madison Sunday.
Kruger is believed to be hiding in
a swamp near the home of his mother.
Louise Kruger. from which he escaped
Friday night under fire from posse.
The posse surrounded the swamp until
bloodhound was obtained.
Saturday afternoon the bloodhound
took up the trail under the window from
followed il into the swamp and back
to the Kruger home.
District Attorney Frank Jackson. of
Cclhy. Clark county. Informed Sheriff
Weaver. in charge of the pursuit. that
it would be illegal to enter the house
without warrant and ordered the
posse to dishand. The sheriff obeyed
and the posse dispersed.
Kruger has been fugitive from jus
tice for more than year aud half.
1t was charged that he and his three
brothers evaded the draft and federal
officers. aided by posse, sought to ar
rest them. The battle OF kruegre
farm followed, in September. 1913.
when one posseman was killed and four
wounded, Frank krueger was captured
after gun battle. but Louis and Leslie
and Ennis Kruger escaped. Ennis was
shot and killed later by federal of
ficer. Leslie was captured in Mime
sofa and with Frank is now serving a
prison term at Waupon. Wis.
Recently it was reported that Louis
was living with his mother and federal
officials started an investigation Friday
ripht
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
CENSUS

Pittsburgh, 5SS,193, increase 81. .eSS,
or 1O.2 per cent.
Terre Haute. Ind. G5.914: increase
1851. or 1873 per cent.
Joplin. Mo-, 29,S55. decrease c,21S. or
60 per cent.
Alameda. Cal. 2S.SO6, increase 5,4:3.
or 232 per cent
Connelsville. Pa. 13.SO4. increase $50,
or 10 per cent.
Wilson, N. c.. 1868, increase 1885,
or $50 per cent.
North Platte. Neb.. 1O,466. increase
5,673. or 11S.4 per cent.
Clifton, n. j.. 0,47O. increase 14,6O1,
or 1913 per cent.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
ONE NIGHT SPENT
WITH WIFE M, 1.
NEXT WITH NO, 7
Excuse for Alternate
Absence Was He Had
toLay Over at Chicago;
Each Says Was Model.

Milwaukee. May 1--Harold Moran. a
railroad engineer. has lived dual lif.
for three years. having two wives and
two homes. both in Milwaukee. which be
maintained and shared on alternate
days. it developed in district court where
he was brought on bigamy charge
Moran's case was continued to May :
and he was held in bond for 81 COO,
The charge of bigamy was preferred
by Anna Hoffman Moran %. who is
wife No. :. She is also suing for at
nulment of the marriage. performed on
October 20. 1917. Wife No. is Fannie
Vandrase Moran. who was married No
vember 16. 1909.
For weeks the two women have been
comparing notes. The little circum-
stances of mystery in the married life Of
each one which their fond husband so
glib!y solved for them-unsu>pectinG-
have now dovetailed into straight in-
teligihle story of why and how
During the last three years. Moran's
life has kept him busy With wife No.
l he spent alternate nights. His expia-
nation was that on the other night he
was lying over" in Chicago and it was
not questioned. To wife No. be gave
the other alternate nights. She, too.
believed and sympathized with him
when he complained of having to remain
away from her half of the time
And all during the three years
since the marriage of wife No .. what
neither woman dreamed Of was that
Moran's run took him to Chicago each
morning. but brought him back in Mil
waukee each afternoon.
The alleged bigamist seems to have
been model husband in both cases.
Each woman had good home. Each
loved her husband Neither suspected
that another woman was sharing her
nlace until n short time aHn
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
MILITARY CHIEFS
BEGPRESIDENTO OF
MEXICO TO RESIGN
His Answer Is to Withdraw Candidacy of Bonillas
and Propose Commission to Negotiate With
Revolutionists; Intervention Feared.

Washington. May President Car
rama was advised by his generals at
conference held few days ago to re-
sign in favor of president ad interim
whom he or congress should appoint,
according to dispatches reaching Wash
ington through official channels. Car
rama refused to accept the recon-
mendations the dispatches said. but
agreed to the Withdrawal of the presi
dental candidacy Of Ygnacio Bonillas,
ambassador to the United States, and to
the sending of a commission to negoti-
ate with the revolution;sts.
The conference, which was partici-
pated in by all the generals in the vicin-
ity of the capital and by Acting Minister
of War Urquizo, the advices said, was
called by direction of Carranza to dis
cuss the situation growing out of the
revolt in Sonora. Long arguments for
Carranza's resignation were presented
by some of the officers it is said. one of
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
MUST FIND GRAVE
TO BRING WATSON
MURDER CHARGE
Hitch in Prosecution of Los Angeles Bigamist
Follows Failure to Locate Alleged Buried
Victim; Scout White Slavery.

lowed out. there is nothing definite at
present to bear out such rumors.
Found Hillside but No Grave.
The failure Of searching party to
find the body Of Nina Lee DeIonev may,
according to the district attorney. de-
lay further proceedings against Watson.
Protestations that he had told the
truth about the burial place Of the body
of Mrs. Deloney. were made by Watson
when officials intimated he might have
deceived them.
Il hope you will believe me" he pro-
tested. on cot in the county hospital.
because l am sincere in telling you the
truth. If l were stronger l could go to
the place with my eyes shut"
Watson then gave details of certain
parts of confession he was alleged to
have made Thursday night telling of the
trips he made to the grave.
Made Three Trips to Grave.
The first he said was to bury the
body. which he declared he stripped of
all clothing.
The second. he stated, was to burn
the clothing, an act of precaution, he
Continued on Page Two)
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
TR0TzKY IS DESPERATE
To SAVE C|RCL Ed FORCE;
P|LSUDSK| OUTSIDE k|EV
Galician and Ukrainian Detachments Desert So
Wet Divisions and Offer Poles and Petlura Their
Services; Polish Cities Decorated in Honor of
Victory; Flood Of Congratulations.

Warsaw, May -By The Associated Press )-Polsh cavalry
reported have reached the outskirts of Kiev capital of the
Ukraine The boshevk command been moved eastward to
Kharlov.
The infantry reported to be coming rapidly toward Kev
The Sevenieth and red divisions have been cut off
the forces by the Polish lancers and
rounded the region Bercef and Zhom but declared
be desperately trying to fight their eastward.
Intercepted wireless orders out here show that Trotzky
Rusan boshevik minister of and marne maneuvrng
these divisions from capture but their thus far has
been frustrated through Polish knowledge of their plans The
encrced reds include the division commanders and their saf
Gacan and Ukranan detachments which fought with the
bolshe reported have revoted and have dele
gates General Psuds the Polish and
General Simon Peura, the Urainan leader proposing join
the Poles.
Polish cities decorated and celebrations being planned
celebrate the advance Congratulations pouring
capital from all points
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Destroyer Swarm Draws
Smile Line Abreast
and Eight Abeam Big
Dreadnughts Course
Admiral Shows Secre-
tary Daniels Benefit of
Maneuvers; Men Now
on Shore Leave in City.

New York, May 1.-Headcd by the
flagship Pennsylvania. with the broad
blue flag of the secretary Of the navy
flying at the main masthead. nearly
three score ships of the Atlantic fleet
dropped anchor in the Hudson river Sat
urday, home from three months Of
drills and maneuvers in Cuban waters.
Eight great super-dreadnaught and a
swarm of swift destroyers rode sleepiy
ut their moorings tonight. fairly filling
the river anchorage for miles: but more
than half of the officers and Of the sun
burned youngsters of the crews were
ashore, enjoying 4S hours of well earn
ed liberty.
Three Highest Officers Aboard.
When the fleet steamed in past Am
brose light. early in the morning, the
Pennsylvania carried the three highest
officials Of the naval service. Besides
Secretary Daniels, who boarded the ship
off the Virginia capes Friday morning.
Admiral Coontz, chief Of naval opera
lions, was a guest Of the navy. Secre-
tary Daniels and Admiral Coontz stood
with Admiral Wilson on the flag bridge
as the great sea force made its pro-
Eress through the crowded harbor and
The admiral had ordered twohour
speed run northward. The destroyers
leaped in from their stations on the
flanks. rushing by the battleships at
high speed to spread a fivemle line
8 across the sea in front Of the main force.
The battleships forged into Sine abeam"
position. as the navy knows it, eight
before them. and another color burst
at the flagship's signal yard started the
race. For two hours they surged north
ward. The North Dakota. leading the
four coal burners, forged slowly ahead.
City a Welcome Sight
The test was of personnel rather than
ships. The fleet went south with green
crews that could not get them up to
more than cruising speed. THREE
months later. the same cngineroom
forces brought them back on three
fourths boiler power at Is knots. That
is one thing the winter drills had done
for the men.
Just as flame burst and white puff
balls of smoke from distant shore bat
terry marked the first gun of the well
coming salute to the scretary's flag,
the sun broke through to reveal the
jagged skyline Of Manhattan Island s
great buildings to the eager eyes of Of
ficers and men.
Virtually on schedule. the eight
dreadnaughts threaded their way up the
traffic crowded river-widening inter
walls at times to let the ferry craft
through-to drop anchor under the
shadow of the buildings that make the
Manhattan shore a wall of masonry
along the Riverside drive.
The fleet was met down the bay by q
squadron of navy seaplanes from the
base here and short time later was
greeted by a fleet Of destroyers and
tugs from the navy yard, which went
out to pilot the men-of-war up through
the Narrows, past the forts with theil
laundering guns Of welcome.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
lAsT.HouR INDIANA SPEECHES.

Indianapolis, May With four can
didates for the epublican nomination
for president and seven candidates
three Republicans and four Democrats
for governor plying up and down
and across the state. the primary cam
paign of 1920 In Indiana virtually was
brought to close Saturday night.
A few speeches, however. will be
made almost until time for the polls to
open on Tuesday morning. for the four
Republicans seeking the presidential
vote-Governor Frank o. Lowden. Of
Illinois; Major General Leonard Wood
Senator Warren G. Harding. of Ohio,
and Senator Hiram w. Johnson, Of Cal
ifornia. No Democratic candidates filed
in the presidential preference race and
if any vote is polled the names will have
to be written in on the ballots.
Former United States Senator Thom.
as Taggart and United States Senator
James +. Watson are unopposed on
the ticket for the Democratic and Re
publican nominations. respectively, for
United States senator.
Delegates to the state conventions
to be held a few weeks later will be
elect4d. These dlegates will select In
dliana's representatives At the national
convntiOns.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Chicago Rent Strike
Involves Thousands
of Defiant Families

Chicago. May 1.-Thousands of fam
Saturday and refused to vacate their
apartments in accordance with May day
moving orders. II. S. Standish, presi-
dent of the Chicago tenants protective
league asserted.
Mr. .Standish predicted that 10000
tenants will defy efforts of the landlords
to evict them.
Some of the disputes will be settled
By arbitration. Mr.. Standish said. but
others will be carried into court for jury
trials.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02

the chief arguments being that a sur
render of the presidency by Carranza
would eliminate any danger of inter-
vention by the United States in Mexi-
can affairs.
The names of the generals taking part
in the conference were not given in the
dispatches.
Federal garrisons at Parral. Jimincz,
and Camargo. in southern chihuahua
have revolted and joined the revolution,
according to telegram from the gem
eral headquarters of the rebel army to
Sonora agents here. The directing
forces. the message said. included 5000
to 1000 infantry and cavalry, 100 ma
chine guns and IA cannon Of various
calibers.
The Sixty-Second infantry battalion
at Chihuahua refused to join the move
ment the message said, and was there
upon attacked by the other units and
was captured and imprisoned intact
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02

Salem, Ore. May 1.-Authorities at
Los Angeles are now working on the
theory that James r. Watson, alias
Hurt, has sold several Of his wives into
slavery beyond the Mexican line, it is
declared in letter received this morn
ing by Chief of Police Welch from Sher-
iff Cline, of Los Angeles. in which the
sheriff requests further information
available here that would tend to show
the Mexican connection with the strange
disappearance of several of Watson's
wives.
NO WHITE SLAVERY CLUES.
Los Angeles. May 1.--lntimation that
some of the wives Of Walter Andrew
Watson. alleged bigamist. had been sold
into slavery below the Mexican border.
was given the police and sheriff's office
here several days after the mans ar
rest An investigation was made with
the aid of American officers at border
towns and nothing was found to substan-
tiate such suggestions, which had come
from privately employed detectives work
ing on the case.
It was said here that. while all pos
sible angles of the case were being fol-
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Sunday Tribune Adds
Colored Comic Pages
Made in Own Plant

As an added feature Of Its Sunday
issue, Tho Tribune gives to its read
ers this morning. Tor tho first time,
colored comic pages printed on its
own press and In its own plant, as
we'll as two additional magazine
PAGES which II Is hoped to maintain
as features Of The Sunday Tribune
in tho future. Tho Tribune believes
that tho trials and tribulatlons Of
Jiuas will be all the more interesting
with a little color added and Is firm.
" convinced that the adventures OF
.'wldeawake WIliie," a new member
of The Tribune's comic family. and
which are depicted In oolors, will ap.
peal very strongly to It's Juvenile
readers.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Lived 126 Years;
Never Was Married;
Cobbled a Century

crand island, Neb., May i.-Thom-
as Morris. aged i26 years, died this
morning at the homo Of Charles Nit.
ton, ranchman, eight miles northeast
ssrren, North wales, January IS,
1894. Tho ased man never married
and followed tho profession of cob.
6)er f6r one hundred years. Ne
came to this country In 1871.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Texas Backs President
in Democratic CaucuSeS
With 914 of 400 Votes

least Ola Of the ], 400 votes in the coun-
ty conventions which will select dele
gates to the state Democratic cOnven-
ton to be held May 25.
The faction Of the party headed by
former United States Senator Joseph
w. Bailey, which waged . campaign
seeking the reputation OF the Wilson
administration, probably will not carry
more than eight Of the more than 10
counties, the return indicated. !
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Armed Band of Forty
Holds Up Irish Town
Burns Police Barrack

London, May 1.-The police bar
racks at Gortin. county Tyrone,
was burned by forty armed men,
who held up the village and pre-
vented Interference. The police
buildings at Plumb ridge also we're
burned.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Recount in New Jersey
Counties Is Ordered
on johnson Petition

Newark. N. j., May Chief Justice
William s. Gunners, of the supreme
court, Saturday signed an order for a
recount of the vote cast in last Tues
days presidential preferential primaries
eral Wood.
The recount will be for the entire
state and will begin May 10 in Essex,
Morris. Camden, Glouchester and Cape
May counties.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Couldn't Win Track
Event, So Schoolboy
Hanged Self in Barn

Pueblo, COL, May Victor
Beck, IS, hanged himself tonight
because no didn't win an event in
tho hleh school track meet in which
ho contested Saturday. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Beck, his mother, found the
lads body In barn.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02

Dallas, May THE state Of Texas in
dorsed President Wilson and his ad-
ministration by overwhelming majorities
in Democratic precinct conventions held
throughout the state today.
Incomplete unofficial returns from the
conventions which selected delegates to
Democratic county conventions to bc
held Tuesday Indicated conclusivcly that
the party faction favorable to the ma
tiInal administration would control at
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
DETROIT PAPERS RAISE PRICE

Detroit, May l.-An increase from
two cents to three a copy, effective May
3. is announced by the Detroit News
and the Detroit Journal. evening papers.
Increased production cost is given as
the reason.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
Editor, Writer, Politician
Prominent in State for
81 Years Succumbs to
Uremic Poisoning.
End Comes as He Sits on
Bed Reading Morning
Newspaper; Ill Health
for Some Time.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Helena. May Jacob II. Kennedy,
for the past 80 years q leader in the
Democratic party in Montana, former
state senator from Deer Lodge county,
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
GOv, COX IS CHOICE
FOR PRESIDENT Of
PARTY IN KENTUCKY
al Democratic Mass Conventions
IndOrse OhiOan for Nominal
ton; Indiana Primary Next.

Louisville. Ky. May Returns from
II of the 12O counties of Kentucky in
were held Saturday to elect delegates
to the state convention to be held here
on May 4, showed ~ counties had in
structed their delegations for Governor
James NJ. Cox. of Ohio, for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination. Thirty
two counties voted to send uninstructed
delegates.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02
LLOYD GEORGE IS IL ABED.

London, May 1.--Prcmier Lloyd
George has been ordered by his phyei
clans to remain in bed for few days.
because of what is described as a mild
attack Of bronchitis and fatigue from
his San Reno activities.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-02

lowed out. there is nothing definite at
present to bear out such rumors.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-31

this plant food in its most soluble
form and also when the plant is be-
ginning to develop the sweet smell
ing aroma OF well cured hay.
AT moving time, the armos
have Just begun to develop. It tide
hay be dried out rapidly or expos
ed to direct sunshine in the swath,
the anzymes are killed and cease to
function Only a sllall part of the
arma is allowed to develop. On the
other hand, II the curing Is done In
the windrow, cook. and NOW rather
than in the swath. the plants CON
tinue to live and the engines to
work. Alfalfa cut early and cooked
green will continue to pass through
enzymatic changes for some time
after being stacked.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-31
Chinese New Year Customs.

on tile occasion of the new year,
the Chinese exchange the greeting.
"Kuug Hal Fat Tsoy" meaning Com
grutulatlons; may you collect wealth..
The word Using" meaning hail, ~
repeated by them numerous times
During the celebration of the new
year, all secret societies and guilds
whose rivalry Is often very bitter, de-
clare u Truce Of the Gods" when NO
man may nttnck his brother. THIS
is generally respected by both me
hunter and the hunted, who are gao
Of u relief.