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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01

formed him she had killed another ne
gio Investigation corroborated ha'
story. FOR her husband. VIII Shields.
was found dead In bed In a servants
house In the 1900 block. Polk street
Sic WIS taken before Justice OF the
Peace II. X. Airheart next day. and
upon waving examination. WAS com
r.ttsd to Jail without hail.
van Shields ~ the second negro the
defendant has shot In Amarillo. officer,
said. She is alleged to have been a.,
giged To the victim IN the first ARRAY
She was represented In court yesterda,
hy Alex Mood District Attorney Miller
represented the state. The defendant
has not yet arranged hail bond.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01
SIMPSON SPEAKS
FOR J. v. BAILEY
STREET CROWD HEARS ADDRESS
URGING THE ELECTION OF
FORMER SENATOR

4. \ simpson, an attorney. made a
street adircyy In behalf II the candi.
drcy ~ Bailey for governor last night.
The speech was delivered tn a mod
crrtr fi,,d crowd. south IT the Iiyins
hg' drr. iifih and I'olk streets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01
SHIELDS WOMAN
IS GRANTED BAIL
NEGREss. HOWEVER. HAS NOT
ARRANGED BAIL N sun
o. S..0o0.e0 YET

Slllie Shields. the negro woman
charged with the murder of her nus.
band. win Shields. June 10. was be-.
fore Judge Henry Bishop. in district
court yesterday afternoon on habeas
corpus writ. and was granted bail In
the sum Of $1,000
on the night ~ June 90. Sallie
Shields woke Sheriff Roach and In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01

be- the next governor. As n means 70
that end. Mr.. Guleke also announced
that there will be- a meeting In the
county court house next Tuesday night
to form a Potter county Bailey club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01

In English prisons neither male moi
female ronvicts may see mirror dur
ing their imprisonment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01
SOUTH PLAINS WILL
WELCOME BOOSTERS

The giad hand will he out 10 the Anna.
lilo trade excursion at plainvicw an I
.uhhock, the secretaries Of the cham.
'crs of commerce al both these points
write the secretary of the Amarillo
'onrl ~ city Development. They will
80 prepared tn entertain and he enter.
aimed the secretaries write.
Furthermore. the Amarillo trade ex.
"irsiunisis are assured In advance they
Nili be furnished good meals al both
lubbock and Plainview Yesterday 80
cs''ryations had been made for the
i'oe "trip, and the con iittce In still
,orking for more to Join the excursion.
fhose desiring Ia go who have not yet
ccured reservations. are requested TO
communicate with the committee. 81
iotify the secretary of the Board Of
~ Development.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
TO ASK MEXICO
 TO REDUCE FEE
 FOR PASSPORTS
Financial Agent of Huerta Government to Act for
 Open Border

DOUGLAS, Aug. 2S. Roberto Pesquiera. financial agent in the United States for the Mexican gov ernment, tonight announced he would wire the Mexican foreign office from Juarez tomorrow asking removal of the ten dollar wise charge on local permits to cross the border-that is. where the permit holders seek to cross from one border town to the other or immediate vicinity. He said he thought the ten dollar charge on local permits was the result of misunder- standing, and would be withdrawn promptly.
 Senor Pasquiera, while here, re. ceived a telegram from his eas: :ern representative saying a party of New York bankers was organizing a tour of Mexico to study concessions uuGer the new regime.
 Pasquiera came here from Los An geles. He left tonight for Cl paso and Monday will continue iIis tip to New York
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
RAIDS REVEAL BIG DRUG AND
 WHISKY RINGS
Dry Agents Say Liquor was Sold by Mail in Three
 Western States
esoriatc1 Presf Leased Wi,s.

DENVER. Colo. Aug. 27.-Whisky and drug raids during the last week. in which 75 ATests were made, liG- uor and narcotics valued at $60.000 were confiscated and scores of stills seized throughout Colorado. Wyom- ing and Montana, were announced today by federal prohibition agents here. The men in custody include Merchants. prominent ranchmen. a justice of the peace and hotel own CTS. federal officials said.
 They declared their investigations had revealed that the whisky was smuggled from Canada, and was dis tributed throughout western states by mail.
 The alleged rings" were well or ganized, but operated independently the officials declared. The drug ring. they said. had it's sub-headquar- ters in Billings. Mont. Headquarters of the whisky ring in and near kem- merer and Evanston, Wyo.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
ClOudburst Tears
 Up Railway Track
(Assoeiated Press Lrased W1eJ

PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. 2S. - Off cials of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad reported tonight that they hoped to have the main line of the road between Conon City and Salida open for traffic Monday afternoon. The road was closed Thursday night by a cloudburst that tore out 16 miles of track. thus completely blocking the main line of the road from Denver to Salt Lake City and coast points.
 There is no congestion Of passen- gers in Pueblo because of the wash out. Passengers enroute to Salt Lake and coast points are being sent to Denver and routed out of that city over the Union Pacific while passen- gers bound for Salida and points be- tween Salida and Grand Junction are being routed over Rio Grande track to Alamosa and thence north over a branch line to Salida There is, how ever. a considerable congestion of baggage and freight in the Peublo ter minal.
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4IasE'
WAS VILLAS ALLY

DOUGLAS, Aug. 2S-Jose M. May mentioned in Mexico City dispatches as the leader of a rebel band which clashed with federal troops at Altar, Sonora. is former ally of Francisco Villa and is declared to have taken orders from Villa in 1914 and 1915.
 During the last few days there have been vague reports of activities by alleged filibusters along the bor- der and a reported clash at mining camp at Sario, Sonora, south of Tue son, several days ago, was attributed to them. eFAAtl
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SAYS LEAGUE ALONE CAN
 ENABLE FOREIGN NATIONS TO PAY ENORMOUS DEBTS
Governor Tells Great Crowd at New York Race Track That He Has Just Begun to Reveal Plan of G. Q. P.- to Spend Huge Sums for Purchase of Presidency;
 Reiterates Corruption Charge

[ man Hays and Treasurer Upham of the Republican national committee as the gold dust twins Many conditions caused Governor Cox to curtail his address at Graves end Arriving nearly an hour late, he was forced to compete with attrac- tions of the police games. Airplanes roared overhead, forcing him to stop frequently and a sound amplifying de vice apparently failed to carry his voice to the crowd.
 The governor remained an hour. watching and applaudind the contests of the policemen, whom he praised in his address for their public ser vice
 The League issue was emphasized as paramount in the campaign to be waged. he said, between champions of progress and reaction.
 "This is great fight" he said, flor a great principal and a fight which We will know to be a victorious fight
 Pleas for industrial peace also were made by the governor in his address
 CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)
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TO START WORK
 IN YUMA ROAD

PHOENIX, Aug 2S. The first road to be paved in Maricopa county under the S4.O00 O00 bond issue for the paving of PTS miles of county roads will be the Yuma. road. 1t was announced today by the Maricopa county highway commission. The road will be paved for ten miles west of the city, it was stated. Federal aid funds will be matched for the first six and one half miles. il was said. The county will continue the work four miles to point north of Tolle- son. whence it will build south to the Buckeye road. The improvement of the Buckeye road betweea that point and Phoenix will be made later.
 Paving of South Central Avenue for q distance of four miles also is to be undertaken, the commission said. The cement is to be poured tonor- TOW for the construction of con crete bridge over canal north of the Base Line road as preliminary to the South Central Ave. paving.
 A large gravel plant has been es- tablished by the contracting firm which was awarded the whole coun- ty paving project and is now declar- ed completed except for screening and washing equipment Another plant has been established at Fowler. The commission stated that when preparations now under way are com pleted road construction would pro- ceed at the rate of half a mile per day. l
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Recognize Famous Murder Suspect as
 Visitor to Globe
r4ssociated Prrss Leased rr'-rl

I4SSocidtcd Prrss Le1Scd W'-rl
 GLOBE. Aug. 2S.-Eugene LeRoy, who is said through news dispatches to be under arrest at Rio Janiero as the husband of Catherine Jackson, the woman whose mutilated body was found in trunk in a New York warehouse recently. was positively recognized today by four persons here as a man who came to Globe early last spring and posed as an American Legion member under the name of Gene Patterson.
 He was identified by N. Harrison as the Patterson he introduced to the employer in local company and secured him position. On the first shift he fell and sprafned his ankle and only worked for a short time af- terward.
 c. c. Faires, adjutant of the local chapter of the American Legion, said that Patterson called at his office in quest of job and wore a Legion button.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
NETT LEADS IN
 TEXAS PR|MARY
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DALLAS, Aug. 2S. - Pat NJ. NefI of Waco, led Joseph w. Bailey oi Gainesville, former United States sen ator from Texas 5S,170 votes in the contest for the gubernatorial nomina- tion in today's Democratic run-off Trl- mary, according to a compilation Of 2S6, ,234 votes from 15 counties, an nounced at II o'clock by the Texas election bureau.
 On the face of partial incomplete returns the Dallas Morning News an- nounced Neff's nomination hy large majority. The Texas election bm eau estimated that the vote in todny'S Iri- mary would fall several thousand short of that in the July primary when Bailey led Neff by 2522 votes, and would be between 425,0 ,000 and 475.0OO. The campaign, resumed after Bai- ley and Neff became eligible to con test in the run-off primary by virtue of having led in the field of four in the July primary. developed into one of the most spectacular Texas fights ever witnessed. Bailey sponsored i the "open shop" and Neff, assuming an attitude on the question which he declared was one of absolute fair ness" to both the open and closed | shop, received the scattered endorse ment of labor organizations and lead CTS. The war record of each man al so was made an issue.
 Nomination in a Democratic prima- ry is considered as equivalent to cleo | ton in Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
RUSSIANS WEARY OF
 SOVIET ATROCITIES
 DESERTBYHUNDREDS
Prisoners Taken in Defeat of Reds Before Warsaw Aro Glad of Chance to Fight Against Lenines Horles. Bolsheviki Seek to Avoid Armistice Conference
 by Shifting Place of Meeting
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(4Ssocidted Pvrss Leased WireJ
 WARSAW, Aug. 27.-An anti BoIshevik army is being organ ized chiefly among prisoners captured in the counter-offensive which busted the Reds from Po- land. The recruits are being ta- Zen from prison camps, only vol unteers being accepted.
 The question of handling the prisoners is a serious problem. Combined with the new army will be many Russians from the armies of Denikine and Bredoff, who are tired of prison life and eager for action.
 A new scheme to induce the Reds to surrender has been in- troduced by the Poles. 1t is working we'll in the south where prep aganda is scattered among the Reds by balloons and other means. The propaganda in ore form consists of pamphlet headed permit" then induce ments are offered for the Reds to surrender. These permits have been circulated among the followers of Budenny, 5000 marks being offered for each man with horse.
 At last accounts many Reds
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
MINE STRIKERS
 SHOOT 4 GUARD
(Assoeiated Press Lea4e1 wrre)

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 2S. - To eliminate clashes between strik- in gminers and private mine guards at Willis Branch, w. Va, the latest of which occurred today, Governor John J. Cornwell and Colonel J. s. Arnold, commander of the state police tonight requested the Willis Branch Coal com pany to remove its guards.
 Shortly after the governor received notification from the company that the guards had been disarmed and or dered to leave. The shooting today resulted in the wounding of a guard Major Payne. One man was arrested. The situation was quiet tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
FIRE LIN BELFAST N|OB
 IN R|OT
Attack on Police Station and Soldiers Leads to
 Death of One
(4,,oeisted Press Leased Wi,sJ

BELFAST, Aug. 2S. = The mlhtary fired on rioters again tonight, killing n+--+Aast one and wouading six, one seriously. British troops fired ln an effort to protect the police station a'- lacked bv d mob. Disturbances were reported in several sections
 When the soldiers reached me DO lice station in an armoured car they were met with stones. The police and military dispersed the mob. Many individual attacks were reported.
 The rioter killed tonight was John Lynch.
 Three special policemen have been arrested here in connection with the recent footing. They are charged with house breaking.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
POLES ENLIST ANIl-B0L SNk ARMY IN RANKS OF TROTzkY
Cox Pours Hot Shot Into C. O. P. Ranks
HUNT FINDS HOT
 DAYS IN PEkING
 HARD TO ENDURE

PHOENIX, Aug. 2s. - Former Governor G. w. p. Hunt, United States minister to Siam, never suffered from reat<ir Arizona as he did in Picking, China, according to word from the minister receiv- ed here by friend, Leslie Jane- way. The minister wrote he was held up ten days at Picking by Chinese revolutionary conditions, during which time the city gates were closed, but that no one seem ed to have any fear regarding pos sible developments. MT. Hunt was on his way from Arizona to Banokok to take up the duties of his legation.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
F|L|BUSTERS IN REBEL FORCE VAD|N6
 SONORA Former Governor Reported to Have Lead Invasion
 in Mexico HUERTA'S TROOPS DEFEAT OUTLAWS Mexican Paper Says That Americans Constitute
 Expedition
HUERTA'S TROOPS
 DEFEAT OUTLAWS
(Assoe:eted Prrss Leased H,irs)

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 2S.-A rebel band said to have come from the United States and believed to have been commanded by Jose M. Maytor- ena, former governor of Sonora clashed with government forces at Altar, Sonora, and was driven back toward the United States, it was from General Carlos Plank, chief of operations at Cananea of the same state.
 The Democrata says five rebels were killed and six wounded. and de- clares they were American filibus- ters. %IALE.'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
HailstOnes Break
 Roofs of Houses
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PITTSBURGH, Kans., Aug. 2S. - The dispatchers' office of the Kansas City Southern railroad tonight stated that reports from Hume, Mo, record the worst storm in years. Hail whio h fell for forty minutes did I1uch dam age to roofs and broke many win dows and was accompanied by high winds approaching a tOrlado i'll in tensity.
 Most of the damage vas uOnc m q radius of 20 miles of Hume.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
GIlA REGISTRATION

GLOBE, Aug 2S.-AlthOueh The of flee of the county recorder was swamped throughout the day with an influx of voters of Gila county to reg ister for the coming elections and a final count had not been completed at the close of the office at five o'clock this afternoon, it was conserVatively estimated that $500 have registered from this county.
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were coming through the Polish line looking for the reward.

fne IookIng Tor the reward.
 Prince Sapieha, Polish foreign minister. left today for Brest- Litovsk. where on Sunday he will confer with NJ. Domb- ski. head of the Polish delegation at Minsk. Word reached the foreign office today he had passed the Bol, shevik lines and had been received by the Poles.
 According to word received here. the Polish delegates at Minsk are virtually prisoners and are looked upon as spies. In addition to not getting enough to eat. it is declared the food does not suit their taste. However, their chief complaint is the lack of communication.
 This has interferred with negotia- tions from the Polish viewpoint since the beginning Wireless messages take from two to five days in reach ing Warsaw by way of Moscow. In addition. the Poles say they are eX- periencing repeated setbacks with the courier service between Wa~-aw and Minsk The date and plac for the continuance of the con lerence will be announced within few days. or soon after the princess return from Brest-Lifovsk.
 The American note to Poland re- lating tu the American views con corning any Polish advance beyond the ethnographical frontier has been received. In diplomatic circles it is considered in line with the American policy as set forth in Secretary Col by's note to Italy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
REPORTS REDS ATTACKING

BERLIN, Aug. 2S.-A special dis patch to Die Post from it's Koenigs- berg correspondent says that the BOlsheviki have resumed attacking. He says he is informed that new de- tachments of the Petrograd guards are advancing on Lomza. He states a report that General Budenny. Bol- sheviki cavalry commander has been wounded is denied.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
BRITISH LINERS LEAVE LOADED AS DOCKMEN
 GIVE UP
ITie-Up Threatened by Irish Sympathizers Fails on
 New York Ships
UNION OFFICIALS
 OFFER APOLOGIES
Fear Action Will Interfere With Success of Demand
 for Wage Raise
(.fssoeiated Pyess Ieases Wi,ej


 NEW YORK, Aug. 2S. British steamship lines apparently won vic .ory today over tEe 2000 or. more Iongshoremen who yesterday sought to tie up all vessels flying the Bri- tish flag by a strike which they de- clared would continue until Archbish- op ManniX is allowed on Irish soil and Terence MacSweney, lord mayor of Cork, is released from prison. < Il but one of the big British liners scheduled to sail today departed and the exception, the Cunard liner Pan- nonia, will leave tomorrow, officials announced.
 Unions Regret Action
 Most of the firemen on the Panno- mia walked out in sympathy with the strikers. On the other vessels crews remained virtually intact. Hundreds of longshoremen who quit yesterday returned today. Union officials an- nOunced they deeply regretted the ur- expected walkout coming just before new wage demands were to De pre- scented.
 Work went ahead well at the Gu hard line and the American and French ship piers which longshOre- men deserted, but at the White Star line docks where the strike had its inception, no longshoremen reported Passengers Help Load Most of the ships were late in get
 nYoN,rINITEn ON pAcE TWO,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
LYNCH WHITE MAN

TULSA. Okla. Aug. 2S.-A mob es- timated at 2OOO persons tonight par ticipated here in the lynching of Tom M. Owens. white, accused of the shooting several days ago of Homer Nida, taxicab driver who died at a hospital Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
RIOT IN QUEENSTOWN

DUBLIN. Aug. 2S. - Official re' ports of the recent Queenstown rlots at Dublin Castle say six shops were wrecked and GA damaged.
 A mail train was held up while en- route from Dublin to Cork. Thirty- three bags of mail were seized.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
REDS SEEK DELAY

PARIS. Aug. 2S.-The soviet gov ernment has suggested a small town in Esthonia, instead of Minsk. for the peace negotiations, according to the foreign ministry. which adds that the suggestion is not likely to be ac- ceptabie to the Poles because Estho- nia is dominated by the Reds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
Limit Saloons on , Border of Mexico
l4seoeiot,S Py.ss Icns..d Wi,sJ

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 2S. The provisional government of Mexico has issued orders closing all saloons eN- cept four in each town along the Rio Grande. according to information re- ceived here today. The order also provides that hereafter licens to op- crate saloons in Mexico will be issued onoly to Mexican citizens.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
MOB KILLS NEGRO

CORINTH. Miss. Aug. 2S.-Bluth- cher Higgins and Dan Callicut. ne groes, who surrendered to the au- thorities yesterday after escaping from the county chain gang. were lynched today by a mob Both men were hanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
lAssoeiotfd Press Leosso sir<J

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S - Speeches, parades, receptions, luncheon at a hotel, view of police field day games at Gravesend track. where a huge crowd was addressed, and a dinner with party leaders tonight gave Gov ernor Cox the busiest day of his cam paign.
 The governors principal address was at the Democratic luncheon, at tended by party notables. At Graves end, the governor was compelled to cut short his remarks after a 15-mln- ute speech. Another brief address was delivered to crowd at the pub lie library.
 Renews Charges
 In his luncheon address, Governor Cox reiterated his charges that con tributions were being collected by Re publican leaders toward a $15,OO0,00O corruption fund" and promised fur ther revelations. He also touched on world peace by America's entrance in- to the League of Nations, and indus trial problems and made pleas for Americanization of foreign born cit iZens.
 During his visit, the governor was accompanied by scores of prominent Democrats and tonight he was the guest of honor at dinner given by former Representative d. ]. Fitzgerald in Brooklyn. He spent the night at MT Fitgerald's home.
 Fire of Governor Cox and other speeches of the Democratic leaders was concentrated on the Republican campaign fund. The governor was cbeered loudly as he reiterated that the contributions involved an attempt to purchase the presidency"
 Have Not Vet Started
 ''The enemy has sought to deny my charges" he said, but none makes the same denial. Hays says the fund is S3,000,000 Upham says it is about $S,000, 900. We have not yet started in the revelations"
 Governor Smith of New York, and w. G. McAdoo. who introduced Gov ernor Cox at the Democratic lunch con. also assailed the Republican fi- nancing. The latter referred to Chair
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29

PHOENIX. Aug. 2S.-The body of an old man hanging in a barn near Peoria, Ariz.. last week, was identi- | fled today according to sheriff's of ficers as John Blumer, 65. a German. who had often frequented a hotel In Phoenix. .xA{h,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
PLAN BIG NAVY

TOKYO, Japan, Aug. 2S.-The naval appropriation to be submitted 10 the next Japanese diet will total 470,000,- 900 yen, according to the Assho.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
MURFREEsRoRo. Tenn. Ar

MURFREESBORO. Tenn. Aug 2N Roberts to give up the Democratic nomination for re-electoin because of his activities in the interest of the ratification of the suffrage amend ment. were adopted today at a m->- meeting of the anti-suffragists.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
FRENCH CHEER WEYGAND

PARIS. Aug, 2S.-General Weygand who acted as adviser to the Polish army staff. arrived tonight from Warsaw. He was given rousing vel come.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
Tennesseans Now
 Hold Meetings to
 Condemn Suffrage
f4ssoei1tri P,e,s LyIs,d UirrJ

CLEVELAND. Tenn, Aug. 2S.-At a non-partisan mass meeting today resolutions were adopted deploring violation of the state constitution in the passage of the suffrage amend ment and condemning all national and state officials and candidates for public rIefcrment who had q hand in the ratification by the Tennessee leg isature."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29

TRACY CITY. Tenn. Aug. 2S.-A mass meeting held here tonight de- nounced Governor Roberts tor em- bracing the federal suffrage amend ment in his call for a special session of the legislature.