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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
COURT HEARS IF l. W. w. THREAT TO MURDER MINERS
Wootton Trial Adjourned Until Tomorrow After Day
 Of Argument
Special to The Reviewl

TOMBSTONE, March 15.-After the entire day had been spent in the submitting of arguments and authori- ties by attorney for both sides, Judge Sam Pattee. late this afternoon, took under consideration the question as 10 whether the defense will be allow ed to introduce testimony and evi- dence concerning the l. w. w. during the trial of H. E. Wootton. first of the defendants in the Bisbee deporta- tion to be brought to trial on the charge of Kidnapping.
 From nine o'clock this morning m til five o'clock this afternoon. the prosecution and counsel for defense took turns opposing and upholdinG the introduction of such testimony On account of the large number of authorities cited by both sides and the importance of the issue, Judge Pattee stated, just before court re- cessed today. that he intended to take all the time necessary to consider ey- cry phase of the question before mak- ing his ruling. Court will convene again at two o'clock tomorrow after noon, but it is not considered prob able that Judge Pattee will have com pleted his ruling by that time.
 The state fought vigorously in it's efforts to convince the court that counsel for Wootton had no legal right to introduce as a basis for it's defense any testimony concerning the l. w. w. conspiracy to overthrow the government, which the defense charg. ed before the court last Friday and reiterated today.
 County Attorney R. N. French open ed the states argument this morning. Mir. French spoke the entire morning in submitting authorities which, he claimed, supported the states objec- tons to the testimony, which the de- fense is seeking to introduce. Mir, French contended that there was no question that the arrest and departa- ton of the HOO men from Bisbee to Columbus, N. M., on July 12, 1917, was illegal. He declared the defend ants were claiming the protection of the law of self-defense after they had violated the stautes and constitution of the United States.
 Many of the authorities reah by Mir.
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kAPP COMPROMISES

PARIS. March 15. - A Berlin dis patch this evening states that an agreement has been reached between Chancellor Kapp Of the new govern ment and Gustav Noske. Minister of Defense in the Ebert government. and that the government crisis in Ger many has ended.
 A new government for Germany will be constituted under the agree ment between the old and new gov. ernment, a Havas agency statement states.
 Under the agreement, Chancellor Kapp renounces his right to form a cabinet, but new cabinet of experts will be formed. News of the agree
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
GOD W | I H U. 5. SAVED SHIPS. SIMS TELLS
 SENATE
Admiral Declares Danie Is Oisregarded Danger to
 Men Afloat

WASHINGTON, March 15.-An un, published. story of wartime anxiety in London and Washington lest German cruisers attempt a forlorn hope raid asai.st American transports was dis closed today to the senate naval inves- tigatlng committee. by Admiral Sims. Messages exchanged by Admiral Ben son, chief of operations and "implica- tions" which, he said, Secretary Dan iels had made to the committee "tnaJ general plans and policies were none of my business
 Included in plans formed by the na- " department to meet such raids, and rejected by Admiral Sims as 'imprac- ticable," was proposal to call on Jap an foI division to serve with the American Atlantic fleet.
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
WILL HEAR ALL
 ARGUMENTS IN DRY LAW CASES
Supreme Court Allows New Jersey to File Suit to
 Test Amendment

WASHINGTON, March 15. - All phases of the prohibition question will be hcared by the supreme court before deciding on validity of the pro- hibition amendment and the VolStead enforcement act. Having heard sr- Guments in the Rhode Island, Ken lucky and Massachusetts cases, the court today granted New Jersey ger. mission to institute original proceed ingS to test the amendment. It also fixed March go to hear arguments in the New Jersey proceedings on ap- peals by Christian Feigenspan. a Newark brewer and on government appeals in injunction proceedings against the Manitou Products com. pany. Wisconsin.
 The two appeal cases apply prtn' cipally to the validity of the prohi- bition amendment as it relates to the manufacture of beer alleged to be non-intoxicating. The government won the former but lost the latter case in the lower courts.
 The court also took under advise ment motions asking that arguments be heard on appeals involving inter pretations of the amendment and the Volstead act docketed today from New York and San Francisco. The former appeal resulted from the de nial of injunctions to prevent fedora! agents from seizing intoxicating liquors designed for private consump- tion but held in storage. In view of the multiplicity of appeals for hear mgs the court postponed two week recess planned to begin March 29.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
DEMOCRATS JUN l N ADOPTION ! r
 ARTICLE TO IF I
 VOTE l N TREATY.
Lodge Compromise Approved By More Than Two to One
 In the Senate IRRECONCILA LABL ES
 HASTEN THE ISSUE Reservation Forbids Entry Of U. s. in Territorial
 Ouarrels Abroad

WASHINGTON. March 15. - Reaf- firming it's agreement with President Wilson on the dominating issue of the treaty peace fight, the senate adopted today, by vote of more than two 10 one the new article ten res ervation framed by Republican lead CTS. ''ri.s'
 It's action ended at least, for the present. the effort for a compromise that would insure ratification and the senate's decision was accepted gen erally as hastening the treaty toward another deadlock, from which it could be released in a verdict in the polls in November Fourteen Dem- ocrats voted with the united Repub- lican membership for the reservation. but this defection from administra- ton ranks falls short of the number required to ratify. IL was said that the others probably would swing over on the ratification roll call but ad- ministration leaders, backed by a definite assurance that the new reser- vation was unacceptable to the pres ident, evidenced no apprehension that their forces would dwindle beyond the danger point.
 Merely Rastens Vote
 The vote. 55 to 2b. sl. Iwed or it's fee 9 two-thir.,s majority for Inc excavation. but u " 70 moan indi-
 Ct q two-third ~)u V.t,, for rat ification ou that basis. Included in the majority are ;rreconciiabies. hold ing about a score of votes. which on the ratification roll call Jre expected to be cast against the treaty The reservation adopted after many ef- by the united Republican majority, follows in general form the one adopt ed last November It says:
 The United States assumes no ob- ligation to reserve the territorial in- tegrity or political independence of any other country by the use of its military or naval forces. its resources, or any form of economic discrimin- ation, or to interfere ill any way in controversies between nations, includ' ing all controversies relating to ter. ritorial integrity or political inde- Dendence whether members of the | league under the provisions of aI- ticel ten or not, or to emply the mil itary or naval forces Of the United States, under any article of the trea' ty for any purpose. unless in any par ticular case congress which, under the constitution has the sole power to declare war or authorize the employ ment of the military or naval forces of the United States. shall in the eh- ercise of full liberty of action. by act or joint resolution so provide" On adoption of the original article ten reservation last November, the vote was 46 to 33. with only four Democrats, Senators Reed, Gore Smith of Georgia and Walsh of Mass achusetts, voting in the affirmative.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
FIND STOLEN BONDS

CHICAGO, March 15.-Liberty and other bonds valued at more than $100. 900 were discovered in a water soaked gunny sack which was dug from pibstie on the farm of Guy Wadsworth, a former policeman of Dalton, today by detectives from State Attorney HoyneS office. who were hunting evidence against Wade. worth, held as the head of band of thieves.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
INSANE TO FARM

PHOENIX, March IS. - Arizona is going into the farming business now, according to announcement at the gov ernol's office today, the farm idea be ing in connection with the needs of the inmates of the state hospital for the Insane. The tentative plan for the farm calls for ten acre orchard in the hospital grounds and model pig eery.
 With the fruit bill for the hospital inmates amounting to s12.0OO year, Governor Campbell believes that the inmates can maintain an orchard and hogs at no expense to the state while at the same time having pleasant out door occupations.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
SOLDIERS AND PEOPLE FIGHT IN BERLIN SUBURBS
Fix Mandates for Colonies Once Germany's

LONDON, March 15.-Pren,ier Lloyd George today in the house of commons announced that the following mandates had been de- cided:
 German East Africa to Great Britain and Belgium; German southwest Africa to the Union of South Africa; German possessions in the Pacific ocean south of the equator, other than Samoa, to Australia; Samoa to New Zealand, and the German islands north of the equator to Japan.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16

ment was announced in a special edi- ton of the Deutche Amorengen in Berlin at II o'clock this morning. The announcement said that the agreement was reached between Berlin and Dresden" II has been announced that Minister of Defense Noske is at Dresden while President Ebert was last reported at Stuttgart with other members of the cabinet. Elections to the IReichstag will be held within two months according to the terms of the agreement reached.
 Under the terms of the agreement a new president will be elected by the people only. Meanwhile Presi- dent Ebert is to retain power.
 The Paris office of the Wolff News Agency had received no information of the agreement up to s o'clock to- night. At the agency it was ques- tioned if the national assembly call. ed for tomorrow will accept any terms because of great demonstra- tions over all Germany in favor Of the EbertBauer government"
 LONDON. March 15. - Chancellor Kapp stated today that the govern
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LAPS TURN BoLsHEViK

broken out among several units of the Japanese troops in Siberia. according to wireless dispatch sent out by the Soviet government at Moscow.
 The soldiers ripped off their shoul- deY straps and substituted red straps, the dispatch says.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
SLAMS KILL AMERICAN

VIENNA, March IA. -- Dispatches from Klagenfurt, capital of Carintria, say there is increasing excitement on the plebiscite zone frontier because of the aggression of the Jugo-Slavs. Err nest Jallitsch, said to be an American, has been killed by a Jugo-Slav patriot, near Ebfthal.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
VIENNA HOUSED

VIENNA, March H. - Demonstra- tions held today served as a safety valve for Vienna's discontented pan. Germans. Socialists. however. were really disturbed by the events in Berlin. Red flags were plentiful dur ing the demonstrations, but the in- scriptions on them were not violent, most, of them reading: Long live the world internationale,"
 The earnestness and soberness of the participants was generally con- strued as evidence that Vienna is not ripe for any decided reactionary at tempt.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
STATES SEcEpE

LONDON March 15Telephonic the ponden of the Exchange Telegraph Gerany the follows: Phillips In the Rhine Valley Wephal industrial regions e nave proclaimed """ -- '
 at
 Bavaria Wurttemburg Saxonia 1t is reported, will
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16

BERLIN. March 15. The work CTS at ChemnitZ. Saxony. have form ed provisional committee of actior consisting of three socialists, three Independents and three communists The committee disarmed the volun teer battalion and the home guard and removed .he bourgeois from the security guard. Three thousand armed workers occupied the railway station. post office, and town hall and have assumed power in surround ing towns.
 The publication of bourgeoisi, newspapers has been forbidden.
 The government of the principal ity of Reuss has been disposed anC the establishment of a soviet repub lie there is expected
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
STATES SECEDE FRON GERMAN j
 EMPIRE TO ORGANIZE SOVIET: KAPP AND EBERT COMPROMISE
Many Killed by Soldiers in Outskirts of Capital City, Rail- roads Are Tied Up by General Strike; Workers Film - mate Bourgeois from Home Guards and Battle Is ~
 Raging At Frankfort Saxony Revolts

BERLIN March 15A number of Ill clashes between Of Berlin this afternoon The soldiers machine guns
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
COPPER PRICE

Average price of copper for the week ending March 10, E. &. M. Journal quotation. 18.34167.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-16
THE WEATHER

Arizona - Tuesday cloudy, warmer, rain north portion; "Wednesday unsettled.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-20

FOR SALE Flat desk, office chairs, wardrobe. 6 fl. mirror, steam cooker, cash register, Singer hand ma chine, Cotter's. Jy20.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-20

FOUND Small boat, Inq'r T. King.
 Jy24.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-20
COUNCIL MEETING

The city councilmen held short session last night. President Ellsworth presided in the absence of Mayor Chamberlin. Councilmen Horner, Me- Neer, Krefting and Orlander were present. Claims amounting to S5l1.00 were ordered paid and adjurnment was then taken until the next regular meeting in August.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-20
ARE MARRIED IN SEWARD

DelphiS Couture and Olga J. Ras-
  musSen, both from Anchorage, arriv- als on the Gateway City limited yes terday afternoon, were united in mar. riage by United States Commissioners WhittleSey. Mrs. Maude Towle and Mrs. Mary Dempsey were the witness es. The newly weds are well known in Anchorage. Last night MT. and Mrs. Couture occupied the bridal apart ments at the Hotel Seward.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-31
CANONSBURG, PA.
2G Ottobre 1920.
PRO-DANNEGGIATI DAL TER
REMOTE

(N. Di Giorgio). - Domenica,
II corrente mese. auspice la Loggia
"Nuova Trento Trieste No. 75S
delIOrdine Figli d'Italia in Ameri-
ca, 81 formo' in Canonsburg, Pa,
un Comitato Italiano locale PRO
danneggiati dal terTemoto in Italia
Detto Comitato, per facilitare mag
giormente il mobile mandate prefis-
sosi, 81 diyise in due sezioni: una
per collettare danaro nella Colonia
di Canonsburg, e l'altro per dare un
ballo ira gil itaIiani della Colonia
La sezione incaricata per la col
letta venne formata dale gentilis-
sine Signore: Annunziata Di Gior-
gio. Rosina Stefano, Caterina Ber-
ii. Cesira Di Palma, Gina Ciccone,
Concetta Spadaro. Amelia Del Bcne,
Italia Liberatore, Concetta Balsa-
ma Basilicata De Milo; la Sc
zione per il ballo ed altri layori inc
remit, yenne composta dai Signori
Florestano Ciccone, Giuseppe Libe-
ratore, Vincenzo Di Giorgio, Gen
naro Spadaro, Antonio Balsama', E
milo Del Bene e Nicola Alterio.
La sezione dele Signore, con
grande ardore ha gia' incominciato
ad espletare il proprio mandate tan
to che, in memo di otto giorni, ha
raccolto circa 500 dollari. Mel con-
tempo il Comitato ballo layora in
stancabilmente per farlo riuscire. Es-
so verra' dato la sera del - Novem-
bre prossimo, dale ore Z allie Il
p. m, nella sala "Miner Hall" sa-
ra' una fiesta d'amore patrio, dogma
del nome Italiano.
Nella sera del ballo Ia "Italian
Band di Canonsburg, Pa, prestera'
seryizio gratuito.
Tanto il ricayato netto del ballo
che la somma raccolta neIla colletta,
complessivamente spedite in
Italia per lenire le sofferenze del
nostri fratelli tanto crudelmente col
pitt e straziati dalla mania distrut-
trice del terremoto che soyente di-
.ania le piu' belle regioni della pa
-ria nostra.
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scita come meglio non 81 POteya a
spettare. II merito va al DR.. Nicola
Albanese. presidente, ed agli alUl
membri del Comitato esecutiyo, che
era COST composite:
J. De Berardinis, Vice Chairman
Felix SantilH, Treasurer Frank Ca
sper. Corr. Secry; A. De Prophets,
Fin. Secretary; 4. Andrconi, Q. At
terri. +. Baiocco. ID. Carello, s..
Colletta. o. Calyuese, A. De Pro-
phetis. Jr.. ;. De Paolo, \. Dezzi,
f. Pisani, 5. Ridolfi, q. Romual-
di. l.. Romualdi, 5. Nitelh, G.. Vi
tell. T. Nernl.
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ed / ricevimenti avuti dale autori-
ta' cittadine.
Lon. Baily per tire yolte e state
ospite del nostro direttore con lui
10 sono stati la gentilissima signo-
IA figlia con il marito, e due attire
gentildonne americana di Wayne,
Pa. lie sere del 81 % corrente gil
ospiti graditi, accompagnati dial no
stro direttore, hanno assistito ALA
rappresentazione dele opere: Cayal-
leria Rusticana Pagliacci La
Fora del Destino.
Mentre ringraziamo della vista q
del pensiero che ron. Baily ma ayu-
to di moi, abbiamo yoluto dare que
sta notizia sicuri di far piacere a
quaint, rappresentanti della Grande
Loggia di PENNSYLVANIA del Figli
d'Italia, presero parte ALA Conyen-
zionc di Uniontown.
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VISTA GRADITA

Trovasi a Wayne, Pa, con sua fl
glia signora Edna Bailey Troub,
Fex Sindaco di Uniontown, Pa, on
Geo. NJ. Baily. l delegati ala Gram
de Conyenzione delPOrdine Figli d'I-
talia in quella citta' ricordano con
piacere la veneranda figura di questo
gentiluomo che allora era primo cit
tadino di Uniontown, e ricordanO al
tresi lie cortesie da egli usate ad essi
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eli ospiti di Philadelphia ripar-
tirono ALL A. NJ. di sabato, accom-
pagnati dai conuigi AlbaneSe e dal
Signor Carlo DE Via, cognato di
questi ultimi.
II programme, stampato per Zoe
casione. contienc varl scritti impor-
tanti. fra quail uno del DR.. Nicola
AIbanese mel quale rifa' la storia
dalla sua origine, della Loggia Dan
te Alighicri. parIa anche. sebbene
sinteticamcntc, delIOrline Figli d'I-
taia in America.
Sia dial lato morale che da quello
fiuanziario Ia festa danzaute e rlu-
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gil 81 fece incontro dandogli il
benvenuto eli disse che da quel mo-
mento fino a quando sarebbe audato
via Ia citta' era a sua disposizione.
II Cav. Silenzi rispose in ingleSe rim
graziando per ro~pitalita' cost gen
tilmente offertagli subito dopo
yenne fatta la presentations della
lgnora Silenzi del connazionali
che accompagnavano regregio nostro
funzionario, al quail 81 era unto il
Regio Agente Consolare di Whining
ton, signor Giuseppe De Stefano.
Con il Sindaco erano ad attendere
il Regio Console II Capo della Po-
lizia, Tex Siudaco ed attire autorita'
cittadine.
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corrente mese. ebbe luogo la riunio-
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BALTIMORE, MD.
26 Ottobre, 1920
GRANDE COMIZIO REPUB-
BLICAN0

lF. Della NOce). - Non so co.
me dar principe a questa mia CORR
,pondcuza per potter descriyerc il sue
cesso riportato dalton. FiorilIo La
Guardia. nella sua venuta in qucsta
Citta'. tanto e. state Hentusiasmo
suscitato in mezzo al nostri Gonna
zionali. La Sala del Birth Sholom
Hall. l0l? +. Baltimore St.. non a.
yeya piu' un piccolo yuoto per potter
accogIiere eli ntcryenuti II magi-
straIe discorso dell'On. la Guardia.
parecchie volte interrotto da prolun-
gait applause e da eyyiya, restera
di sicuro impresso nella mentc di
quaint ebbero la fortuna di procurar-
81 nm posto sentire parIare qucsto
grande Italiano, di mente e di cuore,
uue-to illu-tre Figlio d'Italia che
coraggiosamrutc ed apertamente, con
Ia paroIa con le opere. e state ed
e. uuttora II piu' able assertore del
diritti d'Italia, vilmeDte c0ntrdsta-
ii i'm Qucste contrade. Parlarono am
che ron. q. f. Weller. candidate
repubbIicano a Senatore che denuu-
cio' Tutto di Volstead. classifican-
do rOn. Smith nelle file dcgli a.
sciutti. il Colonnello John Philip
Hill. candidate al Congresso per il
terzo DistrettO. ron. William F.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
OLD BATTIESHIPS
WILL BE TARGET

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 23.-The
Massachusetts,. (which
fought in the battle of Santiago In
1898, will be towed from the Phila-
delphia navy yard to Pensacola.
Fla. to serve as . target In . trial
OF the nations coast defense artillery
against an armored warship. It Is
announced.
The old warship's armor plate II
Is inches thick. Her protection
nearly equals that OF present day
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
At THE THEATERS

Harry Carey can always be de-
pended upon for strong. virile pho
,o-drama OF the great outdoors. His
last two productions. Marked
Men" and Overland Red" are still
remembered. and his new
est feature, Bullet Proof" written
by John Frederick and directed by
Lynn Reynolds. will be shown at
the Liberty theatre tonight.
Ethel Barrymore. known here and
abroad a. Americas foremost ac-
tress. had added fresh laurels to her