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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-16

A. A. Tanner returned yesterday
from trip to Twin Falls.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-16

There is to be dance 9
Marion tonight.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-16

James f. Devine and Uncle Phil
Shaw were among the Oakley people
to listen to that famous spell-binder,
William Jennings Bryan, at Burley,
Wednesday night.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-16
POINT SPRINGS

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bought memberships
a look
friends
memberships
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the
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what through
hanging wall mother when
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-16

IDAHO-UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PEOPLE
Memberships Will Advance 20 per cent August 1st
Later Advances IL Memberships Without Notice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
STRIKE IS CLOSING
MANY INDUSTRIES
Ohio and Michigan
Plants Forced to Close;
Many Out of Work
~ ras Assoe,.rso r.s.s

CHICAGO, April i4.-improyed
freight conditions were Fepo. ted to-
day In the central west with 'insur-
gent" railroad men returning 10 work
a. several points but the Industrial
situation In ohio ana Michigan
reached a crisis as result Of stop-
page OF fuel supplies and In the far
west dozen passenger trains were
reported stalled In southern CALI
furuia.
Both insurEont leaders ana officials
OF the loyal" hroti,erho oods predicted
th, battle of the strikers would bo a
"nngcring affair hut brotherhood
heads declared the Insurgents gradu-
ally were losing strength.
Railroads In the Chicago area de-
clarcG that 90 per cont OF the switch
engines In the district were operating
largely with tho help of more loyal
brotherhood men from other cities.
Railroad officials and newly employed
men were aiding In moving freight,
Gov .-rument agents were taking a
close check on the strike situation IN
various rail centorH and al New Or
leans six insurEcnt leaders arrested
last night In "a raid on "a strikers
meeting were being held on federal
warrants charging interference with
the United States mail. The Amer
lean Federation OF Labor through Us
railway department, which represent.
700, 600 members In eight railroad
crafts indorsed President Wilson's Pp.
pointments TO the labor board and de-
claroG It's belief that labor could con
fidcutly expect Justice through the
law creating the board.
In Dctrm' 100. 900 factory workers
were reported idle and between 40
600 and 500 Industrial workers IN
other parts OF Michigan had been
thrown out Of work with predictions
that more would be jobleas by night
fall
In ohio more than 100000 men
We're out uf work in columbus indus
tries and virtually every coal mine In
tho state closed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
One Man Killed in
Strike in Dublin;
10000 Are Now Out

DUBLIN. Aprl 1.-THE general
strike declared yesterday In protest
against the treatment OF the Irish
hunger strikers IN Mount JOY prison
continued today with added tonsenoss
and increased fears uf serious dcvel-
upmentE. isiNf, thousand workers In
Dublin alone are on strike and a feel
INK uf pronounced excitement prevail
ed throughout the capital
Tho dny was marked early by a
fatality. Constable Harry Kolls hoing
shot dead while ON plain clothes duty
in Camden street this morning The
nssallaut was an unidentified young
man who fired two shots ana escaped
before he could De apprchendod
There have boon rapid develop
ments la connection with the strike.
Nlscount French. the vice roy, sent
FOR the lord mayor today and later
the military was withdrawn from the
vicinity at Mount JOY prison. ono
Of the prisoners Hmung tho hunger
strikers was removed 20 tho city hos
pitnl in state Of collapse.
Another development was the arr
rival iu dublin OF General Sir Ncvil
[ MacReady. the new commander ot tho
. forces in Ireland who rs cxpectcd "a
assume his duties al once.
Rcmoyal OF tho hunger striker
| from the Mount JOY prison was bcEui
I at o'clock this afternoon. In th'
presence of great crowds ambulance
/ carried the first OF the prisoners %
that hour TO the Master Misericurdi.
hospital
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
SUMMING UP IN
HARRISON CASE

Tho famous Hirrison omhozzlc-
mont case which has been on trial for
eight days before Jury In the dis-
uict court drew towards close this
afternoon with the tinal summing OF
both sides OF the cuso boy the attor-
ncys
Arguments FOR an Instructed jury
were heard this morning " N pos
sihlo that final arguments Of the at
torueys VIII consume the entire aft
ornoou. In which event the case VIII
not go to tho jury until tomorrow
morning.
seldom have cases been as hard
fought as this criminal procecding
against pr grorrr W. Harrison, In
which he is charpod with omhczzling
funds amounting 10 over S3h,00o
from tho estate of his son Grover
Harrison. whose guardian he was.
An infinite amount Of evidence has
been introduced in tho form Of pa
pors. accounts, probate ana district
court records. ana other documentl
relative To the ndmlnistration of hi'
sons estate since the death Of IA,
] mother In 1859,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
SENATORS CRITICISE
RAIL LABOR BOARD
Confirmation of Ap-
pointments Of Presi-
dent Is Held Up

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE
senate tosAy failed TO act on the
nominations Of the members OF the
RAILROAD labor board after discussing
the nominations In executive session
for nearly two hours. tho senate
finally deferred action until tomor-
row.
Discussion was said TO have CEN
tered especially around the labor and
the public groups. with special In
qulry made concerning J. J. For
restor. OF the employees representa-
tives. who Is president or the union
OF Railroad and Steamship Clerks
Criticism OF tho appointeos was
said to have been bipartisan. Many
members sought Information as TO
the Identity OF the men chosen TO sit
on the board as as they could not be
fully satisfied. II was agreed that
action should be deferred until more
facts were at hand,
Action by tine senate today had
been generally expected.
Some senator's were understood "a
have criticised tho whole makeup OF
the board. senator Reed, democrat
Missouri. made one OF the longes. ad-
dresses In general criticism. Numer-
GUS inquiries also were made regard
l ing the members by senator Thomas
democrat, Colorado.
There also WIS objection from
many quarters against rushing
/ through" tie boards confirmation
merely because OF the present emerg-
ency
Failure OF congress 70 enact anti
strike legislation also was brought In
. TO the debate. Senator Thomas was
reported 10 have severely attacked
/ the brothcrhoods and declared that
/ failure to pass the Cummins anti
strike law was the cause OF the pres
ont difficulties. senator cummins
khlm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
OIL LEASE ON
STATE LAND SOL[
National Exploitation
Company Gets Big
Acreage

The National Exploitation company
which d. now drillng for ol! in south
western New MeNico. was the success
un bidder 90 Roswell today on oil
leases ON four iructs % land aEgrog1t-
ing about ESQ OOO acres. The price
was five cents AN acre
lI -. Burusm uf Socorro obtained
the other tract of $4,000 acres az tho
same price.
In sale Of leases held at Ft
sumner Yesterday the National EN-
p.oiiation comWtny bought the lease
ON - GOO acres at price Of i've
cents an acre.
captain Mueller. assistant land
commissioner, loft Roswell this after
noon for Carlsbad, whore ne will Of
ter two more tracts of about 100 900
acres tomorrow.
other tracts 20 be sold are 2i,N2A
acTrs az Gallup April n, Los lunas,
Nprn 49, Tucumcnri. April -, Santa
Rosa. April %. ~ summer April 25,
HnrtHlcS April a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
MAKING ELECTRIC
RATE SURVEY HERE
Expert Arrives in City to
Study Condition-City
Seeking Readjustment

j -. Bowlcs, rate expert, arrived
In the city today ana will make a
survey of the rate conditions here
FOR the Albuquerque Gas a Electric
Light company
Tho city has been attempting to
obtain an adjustment OF electric light
rates and Mr.. Bowlcs Will make a
thorough survey of the local situation
after which Il rs expected that the
company win make proposition TO
the city Mr.. Bowlcs will take about
two weeks TO make the survey
Mr.. Bowlos, In company with Ar
thur Pracgor. local manager. called
upon City Manager Gluddlng this
morning and they went over the situ-
alton here as preliminary step In
Mr. Bowlcs work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
RUSSIAN COMMUNISTS ARE FOSTERING Rail STRIKE
Evidence of Bring S. Laid Before Wilson and Cabne
INSIDE STORY OF HOW PRO-cERNAM
INSTIGATED SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE inside
story OF the switchmcn's strike which
originated In this city and is spread
Ing over the entire country, result
Ing IN much suffering. tremendous
business loss. enforced idiencss for
many thousands. threatening food and
fuel famines and inconvoniencing all
tho people of the United States. may
be summed up IN two wUrdH-0ru-
nnu ana opportunity
Starting over q minor squahhle. the
affair has become u national menace.
Il has now developed into an open
attempt TO destroy the railway broth
erhoods and mppinnt them with one
blk union which would be bound by
No contracts or anything else, hut
would enforce its demands at any
Time by simply shutting off all the
transportation Of the oouniry--fced.
fuel travel and even the United
States mail. it h q formidable echo
OF the bolsheyist attempt TO get Cam
ada by the throat and which resulted
IN bloody riots several mOnths ago In
Washington ana other points Ia tho
northwest. Some " he agilators
who stirred up that bT tile are here
now working for the same end.
IN OpportuIhst.
John Grunau. an oppOrtunlat, form
er momher Of the Illinois legislature,
is tho head and front % sthe entire
movement. lie was swept into the
legislature on the Bun Moose wave In
te1a. Hla record there shows that
he WAS back uf every radical labor
measure. hut could not be- counted
upon for any other service. During
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
SEASON OPENS;
RESULTSOF the FIRST GAMES


Tanned and hardened by SIX weeks
Of intensive training under southern
suns tho baseball teams OF the Ma
tionnl ana American leagues open the
1899 season this afternoon. weather
permitting. There appears 10 be
every Indication that the contests viii
be conducted under favorable cOndi-
lions.
In the National league. Boston
plays at Nrw York: Philadelphia ~
Hrouklyn. chicago ut Cincinnati and
plttsburg nt ST. Louis while the
American league clubs viii clash as
follows. New York at Philadelphia:
Washington al boston; Detroit at
Chicago and 81 Louis nj Cleveland.
In each city special cerem0nlcs will
mark the birth OF another baseball
season and although there do not ap-
pear to he any novelties 90 sight the
tau viii welcome the pnrndes. band
concerts aud other formalitics with
the usual enthusiasm as the har-
hinTcrs Of diamond doings, more Inn
purtnnt. TO come.
That they will not be disappointed
is the prediction Of close followers OF
the national game. for, according to
these baseball prophets the big and
little leagues are facing the most
prosperous aud successful season In
the history of the sport.
In addition 10 the pcunant races,
once the clubs reach their fun playing
strength, games are expected TO be
closer aud more exciting than has
been the case in some past seasons,
IN both the National and American
leagues, every team manager has
made strenuous efforts 10 improve tho
strength of his club during the winter
and some have apparently achieved
success
While o. will be- close TO June before
! the true strength of the clubs can be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Albuquerque to Be
On Aerial Mail Route

A wire has hecn received by the
Chimhcr OF Commerce from the
Aero club pf California stating that
tho aerial mui service between Los
Angeles and Albuquerque has been
authorized by tho post master general.
Arrangements are now being made
hy tho Aero club and the Chamber
of Commerce to establish e station in
Albuquerque as soon as possible.
captain Mackcla, uf Los Angeles.
viii arrive in the city In few days
ta explain the agccasliics ot the SER
Vco and pass upon the landing field
which has already teen considered
The University ot New Mexico has
granted the g. timber 0f Commerce an
extensive foothge immediately asst of
the reservoir ana this plot has been
thoroughly Surveyed boy both ". u
watkins ana D. D. Mckee OF tbs
Chamber of Commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Substitute for House
Peace Resolution
Offered in Senate

WASHINGTON April IA sub
uitut. for the republican Joint peace
resolution adopted lust week by the
house was introduced today hy SEN
afor Nctumhpr of Nurih Dakota.
leader of the republican mild rcser-
NutiouiHts in the peace treaty tight.
lie announced That hc would bring
% before the special meeting of the
foreign relations committee called for
tomorrow TO consider tine house roso-
luton
Under the McCumbor resolution
commercial relations between the
United states aud Gormuny would bo
resumed tu the same eNtent and un-
der the same limitations us though Do
no war had existed. 80 resumption
of diplomatic relations or settlement
of war issues Is proposed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Senate Committee
Criticises Palmer
In Martens Case

WAsHINOTON. April ll.-Doclar-
inf that ludwig G., a. X. Martens.
self styled Russian soviet ambassador
to the United States, Is a German
subject "and in consequence an
enemy allen" the senate COMMITTEES
which Investigated his case reported
today that his activities had been
such "as to render him more suitable
for Investigation and action by tho
department Of justice than by COM
niit,re Of the senate"
Martens now is awaiting "a hearing
hy the department ~ labor on a de-
portation warrant issued just before
the senate committee concluded 10
investigation.
Tho investigating committees re-
port wns laid before the senate for
cirn relations committee today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Newsprint Mills to
Raise Employees Wages

NEW 1Oltkt .Aurl IL. lt'piNr
soututiycs of ~ OF the largest news
print manufacturing companies in tho
United States aud Canada at con
ference with union officials here to-
day. agreed 10 grant their employees a
general wage advance Of 90 per cont
in renewing working agreements for
thL uCNt year
Tho action uf the Hnufacturcrs
which o. la estimated, viii affect app
proNimatcly gu. 600 workers D. said 10
eliminate any possibility Of u strike
Companies represented az the confer
pncc are credited with "a combined
daily output uf unU tons und an are
reported running ut limit capacity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
GOV LOWDEN WINS
HIS HOME STATE
Illinois Gives Favorite
Son 226, ,o46 Votes and
Wood l58,

CHICAGO. Aprl lf-wth 5.324
out OF $3.50 precincts In Illinois, in
cluding cook county heard from to-
day. the preferential presidential "ote
stood. Lowdcn 226.6is; Wood i5S.-
423; johnson 4G,659
Wood carried Cook county In which
Chicago is located hut Lowdcn ran
ahead n the down-statc counties.
Johnson received his biggest vote In
chicago. getting only light vote In
outside counties.
There were no candidates ON the
democratic ticket.
Governor Iowdon aud General
wood were the only candidates who
made speaking campaigns In M
nois.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14

accurately guaRei. 1t Is ;he consensus
OF opinion among baseball sharps
that Cleveland. New York Philadel-
phia anc Washington are an stronger
10 the American league than WAS the
case year ago, while Detroit. 81.
Louis nnd Chicago can be- expected
90 equal their 1913 form. The Boston
club H. considered AN uncertainty IN
the National league. philadelphia.
Chicago and brooklyn are thought to
be- moro powerful und better balanced
than last year New York. pittsburg
ana -, louis appear on par with
their initial strength year ngo.
while Boston and Cincinnati do not
appear To- have improved as percopt-
IDLY rs other teams In the senior
league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
ADMIT LABORERS
TO THIS COUNTRY
Mexicans and Canadians
Free to Enter to Work
in Sugar Fields

WASHINGTON, April 14-Au o.
der was issued today by Secretary
Wilson suspcnding the immigration
laws so as TO admit luburors from
McNico and Canada tor the exclusive
purpose ui cultivatinE and harN cstiug
sugar beet crops in the state of Colo
r1do. Wyoming, iuh, Iowt mud
Nebraska"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Investigates Killing
of American in Germany
syJs.sl. .t'7si.7tg g',''

WNSIIINGTONI AUrIT - IHOf-
,urh Investigation of IA" Killing of
Paul H. DE Mott an American citizen
who was shnt while attempting tu rs-
cape from prison az Ncsrl Ger
many will be made, n wa- said today
nt ia, state department
An official report nf the shooting
was received today from American
Commissioner prosvl at Berlin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Man Suspected of
Having Married
Twenty Women

Los ANGEiEs Calf. April a.
Richard HURT, held for Investigation
of circumstances Indicating that he
has married moro than 20 women
without diyorcing any OF them. was
reported 10 be- seriously 100 at the
county hospital teddy.
HURT was taken to the hoapital.
where he is held under guard, after
DE had guahcd his throat aud wrist in
I Two attempts ut suicide,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Troops to Guard
Illinois Plant

SpRINGFIEID. m, April IL
Acting Governor OglcshN, following
% request from sheriff wilson, OF
Henry county. today ordered Adlutant
General Funk Dickson To send state
truups To kewnuoc To assist the sh"t-
iu iu maintaining order at th" plant
uf The kowanUc Tuho company whoIc
strike riots have occurred.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
CONDITIONS INIIROvEa
AROUND PHILADELPHIA A

PHILADELPHIA, April it.-Rali-
roads reported an Improvement In
strike conditions In this vicinity to-
day The Pennsylvania said the op-
Grafton OF the Philadelphia freight
yards was resumed this morning
Fifty engine crews. the usual num-
Continued on page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Offers Carpenter
$4,000 for Fight

WTN TNT7ITlTT- WINnU NUIT IT.
Mike collins. Minneapolis boxing pro
motor TODAY offered Georges Carpcu-
ficr French heavyweight. $4,000 20
meet Tommy Gibbons in This city
some lime in June.
Gibbons has posted "a certified
check ot $4,000 aE forfeit, the
money also to be used as re- side bet
that the ST. Paul llEht heavyweight
can beat the invader over the ten
round route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
BATTLE BEGUN
IN NEW CIVIL
WAR IN MEXICO
Federal Troops Encount-
er Rebels; Forces Being
Rushed to Sonora

NOGALEs. Aril.. April il.-Fed-
crnl troops under General Carrpsco
are In battle with part uf the army
0f General Flores nt ~ Fuerte. on the
border ~ sinaloa. according 10 ad-
Vices received in Nogaios. sonora.
this afternoon.
Authenticated reports that General
=. Elias Callea. commander In chief
of sonora forces, h rushing the mo-
hillzltion Of troops. together with tho
Information that the sonora govern
meut Was coU.mandecrlng cattle amt
other food nnppiloa reached here this
mcruinf
Reports OF the seizure of cattle.
brought here by prominent Amrricuns
from th" Interior OF tho Mexican state.
said mo- American property was being
rcquisitioncd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
500 TROOPS LEAVE
L-ARIlL IOR SONORN.

H. pAsO. TcN. April Eight
hundred Mexican federal troops in
command OF Colonel Fox left Juarcz
early "wednesday morning over the
Mexico Nor thWcFteTn railroad Tor
CE.as Grandef, chihuahua. The
Cnrranzn troops arrived in Juarcz
Tuesday from Chihuahua City. More
federal troops are cn route To Junrez.
according tu Information received
there today.
II was stated that the troops, which
left today for Iasas Grundes and
which are caNairymcn. viii march
overland from Casus Grapdea into
sonora ana on To Aqua prieta. uppo-
site Douglas, Arizona
Sufficient federal troops viii he
dispatched tu sonora 20 bring IN"
state. which has seeded. into sub
lection, according To reported mili-
tIri pttns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
Weather
Ar THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MEXICO, AIBUQU EItQJE

Highest tcul
porulurv q -
lowest temper
tturr, iN: daily
range Of tenn
ptrutu re-, q;
mean daily tenn
prrut turc, 5N
relative humid
ItN. o o. m 80,
relative huiultl-
tIN o u m, iHs
prrrip llutIon
o. % ~ e. W as BE-
mum velocity
Df wind. miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14

por hour. 90; prevailing direction.
southwest; character of the day,
puItlN cloudy
state Weather.
Sew McNiCo Fair 100 south un-
settled iu north portion tonight aud
Thursday. warmer tonight tu clst
puriiut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14

AMERICAN LEAGUE

~ philadelphia v. H. =.
Philadelphia 600 0t0 02x--3 0
Batteries. Shawkey and Ruel.
Perry and Perkins.