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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
ALLIES APPROVE NOTE
AND LIST OF NAMES
Formal Demand on Germany for Extra
dition of Germans Accused of
Acts in the War TO Be
Made at Once

Paris. Feb. 3.-The draft of the note
to be sent to Germany with the list of
persons whose extradition is to be de
manded by the allies was approved by
the council Of ambassadors at its meet
ing this morning The note and the
list will be handed at once TO the Ger
man representatives here.
1t was decided by the council that
neither the note nor the list should be
made public here.
The council also discussed the reply
to Holland regarding the surrender of
former Emperor William to the allies,
which Holland refused in her recent an
swer 20 >tAs allied demand. The terms
Of the proposed allied response were
considered at length and viii be fur
ther taken up at the next meeting OF
the council on Friday.
The request of Poland for arms and
supplies was under consideration for
some time by the council It was not
decided, however. whether help of this
kind would be supplied to the Polish
government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
WILSON NOT LIKELY
TO LEAVE WASHINGTON
In Present Condition 1t Would Be Un-
wise to Move Him, Says
DR.. Grayson

Washington. D. G., Feb. 3. President
Wilson is not likely to leave Washing
ton for some time, his physician, Rear
Admiral Grayson. intimated to-day IN
discussing reports from various sections
OF the country concerning Impending
trips. With the president steadily inn
proving, DIR. Grayson said he thought
it would be unwise to change his course
of treatment.
Every possible precaution to prevent
the president contracting influenza Is
being taken. DR. Grayson said, no one
showing any signs OF cold being al
lowed to enter the presidents room.
The presidents improvement from
week to week is noticeable, Or Gray
son continued. He is allowed to walk
from room to room on the second floor
with the aid of his cane, but so far has
not been permitted to venture below
stairs out OF his wheel chair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
THAWINC OUT A PIPE
STARTED HOUSE FIRE
Firemen Had Hard Time in Getting at
Flames in Partition of House at
27 Brooklyn Street.

The general alarm sounded from box
"a last evening at 1920 was rung for a
fire at the home of Amedee Giguere IN
the upper tenement Of 27 Branch
street. After various attempts, Driver
John Downs and former Driver Mario
Zanleoni succeeded in bringing tb.
heavy truck to the summit OF the ST
hill on Brooklyn street. The deep ~
greatly impeded the travelling & q y
Of the heavy truck, and it wa>S .ost
10 minutes after the truck left :. sta
ton that it succeeded in reaching the
scene of the fire,
There the firemen found q hidden fire
in the partitions which was fast climb
ing to the top Of the two-tenement
house.
By tearing away plaster and sheath,
ing in a bedroom and chopping into the
second floor they succeeded in locating
the flames so that in short while they
were extinguished by the. chemical fluid
of the large truck. The fire reached tc
the roof of the house by climbing the
partitions. Under the Kitchen floor OF
Mr.. Giguere's home, which is on The
second story, the flames spread in the
thick floor and partitions dividing that
room from the bathroom, making il
doubly hard for the firemen TO reach
them, since the floor had to be chopped
away before they could get to the fire
The fire started about water riPe
which Mr. Giguere had been thawine
out with a torch. A very small hole IN
the ceiling of the basement showed
that spark must have remained when
the tenant left the basement for his
second story apartments No one lives
in the lower tenement and the fire
reached the second floor before being
discovered, Mr.. Giguere discovering the
fire after seeing smoke come from his
bathroom.
An examination of the building after
the fire proved that the firemen did wei
to save the building from great dam
age. The house was owned by DIR
d. c. Jarvis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
HERMAN E. CUTLER.
Native Of Orange Died in Piainheld To
day at Age Of 20.

Another of Plainfeld's well-knyn
and esteemed citizens passed away AZ
: O'Clock this morning. Herman 4. Cut
Ter. who had been IN only a few days
with pneumonia. Mr. Cutler was born
in Orange. Nov. 27. ls49. the son Of
Jacob and Mary Cutler. In February,
ls73. he married Emma Gilman. who
survives him. with one son, Arthur. a
sister. Mrs. Curtis Martin. whose hus-
band died only feA DAYS ago. and
brother. NJ. +. Cutlcr. Of East Barre.
Mr.. Cutler had been in his usual
health until sbou; two weeks ago. when
he suffered from a cold. which devel-
opcd into pneumonia.
For many years be had been engaged
IN the feed business in Piainheld vil-
lage and was very prominent IN the
towns affair. having S5rved On most OF
the town ofices. for ulauy years beng
one Of the select men. some years ago
he represented the town IN The iegi--
lafure and be wss also town lsS agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
NEW HOTEL CORPORATION
Has Been Formed to Take Over Wind
ham Hotel in Bellows Falls.

Articles Of corporation has been filed
in the secretary Of states office for the
purpose Of reorganizing the WIndham
hotel in Bellows Fails. The new com
pany Is to take over the stock Of the
Luther &. Howard Sons. The new cap
ital stock i $4,000. and the papers
are signed By r. II. Rabbit. =. l.
Walker. L. :. Whitcomb. Hodgdon a
shaw. W. II. BOdine & Co. Almon J.
Bolles. Frank Adams, =. p Cullen.
A. II. Chandler. ". A. Graham. John
n. Lawrence. Charles T. Wright. ,. J.
Fenton. Edward Zeno. e. c. Collins.
j.. :. Leonard. A. p. Williams and ,.
n. Williams, all Of Bellows Fails
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
LoNGsHoREMEN OUT.
They Want es Cents an Hour and an
Eieht-Hour Day.

New York. Feb. 3.-Two hundred and
fifty non-union longshoremen employed
here by the New England Steamship
company struck to-day. Their de
mands include an increase from 65 to
Is cents an hour, and from - cents
10 81 an hour for overtime and an
eight hour day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
SHIP is TOTAL LOSS.
Three Master Methebesec Gone--Crew
Believed Safe.

RocklaDd. Me-, Feb. 3-The three.
master schooner Methebesec, one OF
the fleet built and owned by !. T.
snow company. Is total loss near the
island OF Barbuda, one of the Wind
ward Islands between st. kitts and
st. Thomas, according to q cablegram
received by the owners to-day.
The crew. commanded by Captain
Oscar Lyons and supposed to consist
of six men, is believed to be safe,
though this was not certain, as the
message was garbled in transmission.
The Mcthebesec was bound from Bal
timore to Martinique with fertilizer
She was valued at $4,000 and unin-
sured. The schooner was built in 1918,
was 1856 feet long and registered $40
tons gross.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
FOG CAUSED CRASH.
Elevated and Subway Trains Collided
in New York

New York, Feb. IA dense fog
which has been hanging over the city
since yesterday afternoon. was blamed
for collision in Long Island City this
morning between a Second avenue ele'
waited train and a greensboro subway
train, both loaded with passengers. i he
motorman Of the elevated train, which
crashed into the rear subway car, said
he was unable 70 see the signal Only
one passenger was injured
Virtually al ferry and harbor trai'
Re was suspended because Of the fog
and the danger q crashing into huge
ice foes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
FLIIENZ4 RETURNS
DOUBLED TO-DAY
Health Authorities in Massachusetts,
Lay Increase to Arrival of Be
lated Returns.

Boston. Feb B. Reports Of new IN
tluenza cases in the state made TO
the department OF health for the past
as hours. were almost double those OF
the previous 4shour period. The total
was l.72I, of which .34l were outside
of Boston. Part OF the increase, health
officials thought. was due to belated re-
turns for the weekend period.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
RUTLAND WRECKIlNG
TRAIN DERAILED
Was Returning from Scene Of Satur-
days Wreck at
Alburg.

Burlington. Feb. 3The Rutland
railroads wrecking train was derailed
this morning about o'clock near Lei
cester Junction. So far as can be
learned, no one was injured. The
"wrecker" was returning from the
scene of Saturdays catastrophe at the
Grand Isle North Hero bridge, TO Rut-
land and carried crew Of about 20
men.
Another track was laid early this
morning to enable trains to detour
about the wreck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
EVIDENCE ON RUSSIA
Will Be Submitted at Trial of Five
Socialists.

Albany, n ", Feb. 3.-Thc prosccu-
tion resumed to-day the presentation
of it's case against the five suspended
Socialist assemblymen. II has been
learned that the defense will call wit.
nesses who personally have observed
changing conditions in Russia during
the last few years.
Their testimony will be introduced in
an attempt to show that conditions in
Russia have been misrepresented and
that the present rulers are not so bad
as they have been painted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
COMPULSORY
CONSOLIDATION
is ELIMINATED
Was Proposal in Cummins Bill-House
and Senate Conferees Agree to
Strike Out Provision for
Transportation Board.

Washington, D. c.. Feb. g. Plans for
the compulsory consolidation OF rsil
roads as provided under the Cummins
bill were eliminated from the railroad
bill to-day by the House and senate
eonferees. who also agreed TO strike ont
Senate provisions providing for the
establishment Of a transportation
board. Duties that we're to have been
assigned the board will instead in the
main GO 70 the interstate commerce
commission, it was annofnced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
FIRE THREATENS
hudson FAILS, ". Y
Loss Is Expected to Reach a Million
DoIlars-Fire Started in
Restaurant.

Glens Falls. y. ", Feb. Sire
starting in a Greek restaurant, to-day
threatened with destruction the busi-
ness center Of Hudson Fails. Three
blocks of buildings were destroyed
within short time and the fire was
still sweeping the distriet.N st. Mary :
church and two parish houses lay Ia
the natb of the flames. The loss was
expected to exceed S5O0.0oo-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
.coHoEs PAPERS BOUGHT.
Albany Journal Corporation viii Con-
solidate Them

Albany, n. Y, Feb. 3.--The Albany
Journal Building corporation announced
to-day that il acquired the controlling
interest IN the Cohoes Republican and
Cohoes Dispatch. both afternoon pa
pers. on Monday next the two papers
win be consolidated under the name oi
the Cohoes American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
EXPRESS MERGER TO STAY.
Plan Adopted During War viii Be
Continued.

New York, Feb 3.-The American
Railway Express company, voluntary
organization of the big express corpora
tions of the country for war operation
under the railroad administration, will
continue as a combination under pri-
vate operation after relinquishment Of
government control on March |, il was
announced to-day by George {. Taylor,
the president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
FUGITIVE CAUGHT.
Is Wanted in Newton, Mass, Shooting
Case.

Providence. r. l., Feb. 3.-Gabriele
Poreello, %, Of Clinton. Mass, wanted
in Newton. Mass, in connection with
the shooting of Patrolman Frank
Loughlin. while he was attempting to
arrest Porcello and four other men the
night of Dec. II, last, was arrested here
to-day. Chief Inspector o'Haloran OF
Newton, who took PorcellO back, said
the wounding of Loughlin occurred ait
er a break in tailor shop. The patrol
man has recovered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
31CARS THROWN
OFF THE IRON
Some Piled in a Heap and
Others Went Down
Embankment
WRECK OCCURRED
NEAR NEWPORT
Engines Held to Track and
None of the Crew
Was Hurt

Newport, Feb. 3.-Spresding rails
threw a freight train of SO cars on
the Boston and Maine railroad into a
wreck early to-day. Thirty-one ears
we're derailed and piled up or rolled
down the enlbankment. The engines
held to the tracks. None of the crew
was hurt. Wrecking crews worked
much of the day to clear the line which
runs TO Sherbrooke, Que.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
GREAT ExTRAvAGANcE.
In Construction of Government Nitrate
Plant.

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 3.-rhe gov
ernment plant at Toledo, o.. built at an
estimated cost Of twenty million dol
lars. could have been duplicated. land
and all. for $5,500O00, Henry G.. Tyrrell
of New York, formerly an appraiser in
the war department, testified to-day
before House war investigating com
mittee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03

Baltimore, Nd. Feb. S.-Former Gov
ernor Frank Brown died AZ his home
here to-day after a long period Of IN
health At the age Of "a He was gov
eTnor of Maryland from 1872 until
r1nr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03

lContinued On eighth page
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03

lContuued Ou page 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
Tn gran ingenio de azacar en-
ell Estado de Siinaloa

CULLACAN. Sin, Julio 8.-Iniciose
va en- Los Mochis Ia construction dc
un nuevo ingenio do aztcar que sera
de grandes dimensiones. -Siendo dc
tres pisos nedtra una superficie dc
trescientos pies de largo por sesenta
de ancho y podra refinar d~iariarnente
de LOO a 1900 toneladas de Gaia de
azncar.
la compafia que explotara este
gran !ngenio activa va sus trabajos y.
nj e~fecto,. el sehor Jones. vice-Presi-
dente de Ia misma, sali6 en- dfas pasa-
dos al Este de los Estados Unidos,
donde adquirira toda Ia maquinaria
neoesaria.
La creecion de este Duevo fngouio
de azucar contribuira seguranente a.
progreso de esta entidad del Pacffi-
CO.
Anunci6se va que los productos de
esta planta sc almacenaran principal
mente en- las ciudades de Ell Paso, Eal-
gle Pas y Nogales, de donde iuego Sc
re-expidiran a d~iferentes parties de la
RepQblica Meyicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
Dos hogures menicanos son
destruidos por uarias des-
cargas electricas

EAGLE PASS, Texas. Julio B. Una
verdadero chubasco azoto hoy esta re
gi6n, con gran furia, habiendo causa
do algunns p~erjuicios de c~onsidera-
cion y estedo q punto do causar la
muerte a varias personals. FL chu-
basco cause gran panico, mas por ell
gran n1mero de descargas electricas
que cayeron tanto en- esta ciudad, CO.
mo en- Ia vecina de Piedras Negras,
due por la cantidad de nuvia. Uno de
los rayos cnyo en- Ia casa de Arcadio
Ramos. @ unos cuantos pies de DIS
tanc!a de los lechos de Ia sehora IA
mos. V cinco de sus hi]os que Sc
tallaban dormidos, Dos de los peque-
nos. sin embargo, sufrteron un Iuer-
te choque electrico y Quemaduras en-
/, cara. y ia cabeza. Un gran aroot
que Sc haIlabe en- la Gale WEBSTER
fue partido en- dos por otra oescarsa
= en- Piedras Negras otro rayo cayo
on Ia casa de JESUS Monies desuu-
vendo Ia casa pero sin HERR afortuna
damente a r:nguna de las personals que
alli vivian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
EulaIio Gutierrez, candidate
q Senador por Coahuila

TORREON. Coah.. Julio Sci
partido polftioo establecido en- esta
ciudad con e1 nombre de U~nionista,
celebr6 Ia noche del titimo lunes una
junts bajo Ia presidential del Licen-
ciado Manuel Ortega Recio, primero,
Y despues del Professor Severiano L.
Gutierrez, que fue electo po- mayorfa
de votos para ocupar el principal
puesto CT Ia directiva del partido.
En- Ia session referlda trat5se de Ian
Ear una c%andidatura para senador por
el Estado de Coabuila, h~abiendose
propuesto para tai cargo al licenciado
Onesimo .Cepeda Y generates Celso
Castro V Eulalio Gutierrez, r~esolvitn-
dose, despues de larga discussion. apo
var ~ c~andidatura de Gutierrez, her
mano del actual Gobernador del Esta-
do.
Los debates resultaron en- extreme
acaloradoS, pero al fin lograron hacer
Ia votacion y el triunfo Sc decide por
Ia candidatura del general Eulalio
Gutierrez. cuyo resultado fue unanime
mente aplaudido.
Los ~presentes a~cordaron desde lue-
go enviar un mensaje telegraflco al
general Gutierrez co~municandole Ia
decision tomada en- esa junta Y al g.
fecto cuotizaronse luego todos los So
clos con Una cantidad voluntaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
RICARDO LEON Sc SEPARO DE LA ACADEMIA

Gente de dicha Institution.
Esta es Ia primera vez que tai cosa
ha ocurrido, desde Ia fundacion de Ia
Academia Y el case ha sido comentado
por toda Ia prensa, lamentandose sin
ceramente Ia separation de n de los
hombres mas cultos y eruditos de Ia
Espa6a contemporanea-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
Asesinato de an captain por
usos faIericantes

PUEBLA Julio Como consecuen-
cia de Ia atrabiIiaria conducta obser
vada por las fuerzas del general Ma
nuel Sosa Pavon, en- esta localidad.
ACADIA de ser asesinado e. captain Sc
gupdo Pedro Sanchez. niembro de Ia
referida Columna-
De las Investigations praoticadas
sobre 81 particular, sabese que ell capt.
tan Sanchez fue asaItado per unos
fabrtcaltes a quienes los soldaos que
ocupan ell Quartet del Carmen, In
han hecho vIctimas de incalificables
atentados. No Sc trata en- este case
mas que de I'm acto de venganza ejer
ctda por dichos fabricantes en- ia per-
soma del captain Sanchez.
De igual mode SO saoe que dicho
mtlftar fua Vfctima inocente de esta
represalia, que virtud de que su con
Quota 10 aoona como persona de res
peto Y de orden.
Creese por cnde que los f~abricantes
co~nfundieron al captain Sanchez con
otro militar v que de esa suerce lie
a~gredieron ~inflriendole cuatro treInen-
das puhaladas en- Ia GAIA del cuerpo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
Las elecciones en- Michoacdu
Sc efecfuoron en- ordeR

MOEELIA. Julio s.-Hanse teuido
va noticias en- esta ciudad, muy am
plias, dc las elecciones daepoderes 10
Gales en- TODD Ell Estado, cuyas eleccio-
nes. seg6n los mismos informes, re-
s~ultaron ordenadisimas, pues las auto-
ridades de Jos districts todos, observa-
ron perfecta unprecedented.
Sabese. a este respecto, que Ell can
dIdato triunfante fue Ell ~ingeniero
Porfirio Garcia de Leon, quIen saco
una mayorfa de votos abrumadora So
bre sus CONTINGENCIES ell Sr. Antonio
Eazquez de Mora y Ell General Fran
cisco J. Mogica
La actitud del ~Ingeniero Ortiz Ru-
bio fue en- extreme a~plaudida. FL
sobernante provisional aiudido orde-
no O sus tropas que Sc aDstuvtesen de
votar para evttar ouejas por parte
de los musiQu!stas cue q cada paso
cantsban Ia imposition del gobierno
del ingeniero ORTIZ Rubio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
SEPELIO DE UN EX-TORERO MUERTO EN- FRANCA

horas. De alG fue conducido Ell atadd
en- hombcos de u compaieros Y ad-
miradores q Ia Iglesia y luego al ce-
Esnterio W donde Sc le htcieron los
ultimos honcres.
Todos los toreros en- TODD ell RENO
estan prep:rndo corridas de toros
a beneficio dc los padres de Garcia
Niella, y sc espera que podran reu-
mir una buena suma de dinero que
servira para ell sostenimiento de los
encialos padres del valiente espada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
Nueoo Gobernador INFERNO
en- ell Estado de Michoacdn

MORELLA, Julio 6-Aye- en- IN ma
d-ugada sali6 e! Mscntero Pascual
Ortiz Rublo, con runbo G 10 c!uda6
de Aguascalientes, n doade Sc sabe
va O. nrresInr asuntos r~clReionados con
Ia Sccretar!a dc Comunlcac!ones y
Obras Pnbiicas, cuya csrrtera tienc u
su cargo.
e. ex-Diputado por Zanora, Rafael
Alvarez. hizose cargo tnterinamente
de este gobierno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

MADRID, julio 1o.-La primera a.
ptcacion de- Ia nueva ley para Ia pen
sion obligatoria para los Obreros An
cianos que Sc puso en- vtgor rectente-
monte. ha terido lugar aquf, habtendo
s!do los prImeros favorecidos, ocho o.
breros mineros QUE trabataban en- n
compaHla Carbonifera.
Los a~graciados recibieron el monte
de sus pensiones en- n solemne e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

BARCELONA, julio 10.-En un MI
t1r pubIfco que SO celebro aver en-
esta capital, ell ex-Nrlnistro del Inte-
rior, sedor Gorcochea, pronunc!o ur
dlscurso en- ell condeno Ia actitud de
los obreros y los recientes ultrates CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
CABLES DE ESPANA
Seruicio especial de La PRENSA
LOS oBREROS ANCIANoS TENDRAN PENSIoNES

imponente ceremonial ~preparada al e.
fecto. FL requisite para recibir tales
pensiones, es ell de haber alcanzado los
empleados, L. edad de sesenta afios fl
1eda como Unite para tratajar por
Ia citada ley de ~pensiones. En- 10 futu
70. todos los trabajadores que lleguen
a esa edad tendran derecho q recibir
uno pension de Ia empresa o negocia
cion en- donde Sc hallen trabajando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
MINERAL ~SONORENSE DIES
~POBlANDOSE

FermosTlo, Julio 5-EI mineral Ger
cano a esta poblacion Y que Sc demo-
nina Ia Colorado esta va cast desier-
to. Tai mforman los pasajerOs que
en- gran cantidad Y ~procedentes de
aquel lugar Ilegan dfa a dfa a esta
capitsl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

MADRID. Julio 10.-El exquisite y
famoso e5critor Ricardo LEON, autor
de Canine &c Perfection" y otras mu
chas obras Iterario- filos6ficas ma pre-
sentado su renuncia como Miembro
de la Academia Espahola de Ia Lengua
como c~onsecuencia de una disputa q
tuvo con don Antonio Maura- Presi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
UN MITN PUBLICO DISUELTO POR LOS OBREROS

rletidos por estos aquf. censurandolos
duramente. Los obreros al escuchar
tales cargos empezaron por protestar
con silbtdos Y gritos y acabaron por
indignarse y acometer contra Ell ora
dor. habiendo !ogrado dispersar ell mi
TIN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

MADRID Julie 1o-El cuerpo del ex
Torero Agustln Garcia Mella q murio
al Francia Ia semana pda. fue inhuma
do hoy en- el pueblo dc Villegas, cerca-
no a esta capital, en- donde reside Ia
familia del infortunado matador.
Todos los toreros de Madrid asistie
ron al sepelio de su compahero la
biendo estado hacienda guardla en- Ia
Casa Municipal de Villegas, en- dom
de ell cuerpo estuvo expuestc por tres
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
R E C A L o

Hoci, Alta Magis. prsssidisitscson, sues
-, j,.co, en- el amor, el los ncsoc!oL
~,.cresos nsrnvilosos. :.
-si.,,n ds Ia vida. Remi.R 10 cepssTos ~
.staatpit'ns n
Vera Commission Co.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-11-05
Result Of The Election
HeIl Last Tuesday

Probably never before in US.
history was there such p0iti-
cal landslide as occurred Tues
day. and the Republicans were
on the winning end. Harding
and Coolidge were elected by
the largest vote ever received,
it is said, by a president and
a vice president IN the United
States.
Arizona, always heretofore
strongly democratic, seems to
have landed in the republican
column in the deluge, Governor
Campbell being reelected, and
Ralph Cameron winning over
Mark Smith. About all the
democrats got in the state was
Carl Hayden, congressman; Nc
Allister, supreme court Judge;
.Earheart, state treasurer and
possibly the two tax commits
s.oners.
Out of a registration Of 346
in snowflake precinct, only 254
votes we're cast mere Tuesday.
Only about dozen straight re-
The Snowflake herald., 1920-11-05
OUR NEW PRESIDENT

publican and half "a dozen straight
d mocratic tickets were votec.
Onl4th ee democrats on the state
ticket received majorities in this
precinct, and not democrat on
the county ticket.
Following was the vote in this
precinct:
NATIONAL.
For President:
Harding, 173; Cox, "A.
STATE.
For Judge of the Supreme Court.
Edw. ] Flanagan, 100; Meal
lister, 119.
For State Tax Commission,
Rudolph Kuchler, 133; Parker,
133; Hughes, 80; Luke, 80.
For U. S. Senator.
Cameron, ITO; Smith, "a.
For Representative in Congress,
Dunseath, 102; Hayden, 128.
For Governor,
Campbell, 188; Simms, 60.
For Secretary Of State,
Hall, $50; Ross, 70.
For State Auditor,
Fairfield, IA; Munich, 70.
For State Treasurer,
Estill, 159; Earhart. 68.