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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
WILSON'S PURPOSE IN
HOLDING WAR STILL
EXISTS IS TO COERCE
SENATE, SAYS KNOX
Only Explanation, He Asserts, il
Aim 10 Retain Autorratic
Power BY President.
USED EVERY w no
FORCE SENATE SURRENDER

fEv IsssAd Wire to New Mexfean.1
Washington May 5.-DpenlHg de
bate on his resolution to declare the
state Of war with Germany and Aus,
tria ct an end, Senator Knox, repub-
lican, Pennsylvania. declared IN the
senate today that President Wilson
vas arbitrarily maintaining that the
nation technically war at war I'd order
to coerce the senate into fatifyfng the
treaty Of Versailles.
"TheTe was no excuse whatsoever
for greatly prol0nging the war beyond
the signature OF the armietIce, Sem
ator Knox said, and the only axuIa.
nation for 20 doing was the deliberate
aim to retain al those alifocratic com
pulsory powers with which the execf-
tire had been endowed for the prose
cntion Ok the wal III order that they
might be used for other purposes.
'IAe welfare and safety Of the q
ton i~nperatiyely demands that we
now have peace The whole world
seeths with revolution. oar own ma.
tion 4 tn ferment and toll. Force and
strife are rampant and threaten the
destruction not only Of our property.
but Of our Tree Institutions and eyen
q our lives. And YET We stand, and
have stood for monthss as q Fudders
Less ship"
The course Of the president ever
since he cruiged 10 Europe 10 par
siripate 81 the peace eonferencA, con.
iinued the former secretary Of state,
leaves no chance for doubt that BE-
vii continue hereafter a. heretofore,
% thWart % far as he Is able, every
attempt : 20 take any action > :
affecting tho provisions Of the treaty
II Versailles 81 Il came 10 10 fresh
rom his signature
lie hes con3uFed up every power
Flthin bis domestic domain ID bis e.
Dfs 70 conpei this senetp 20 sur.
enesx ~ VII and judgment 70 bin.
o beeome the mere automafnha %
esi1fef hlB mandate 70 approve
Bic treaty "a ita last minrfa 81 a.
AZ IS BE- Eent 4 Is na.
Launching INTO . sQfs4 word eis
aation ~ his feAolallual she senator
r11krtae had he p1H6oF "a hn I
i4tt aef % ~ acts hn@ consequently
- TIE POSER - repeal She Fe9alultdn
Heieltng . state * eaF elth ha IN
1sfme4 EuFsfaHfaf sad Nsfh5
Aaeilfhrtsasiaa a1grfss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
oBREcoN DECLARES
REVOLUTIONARY STAND.

III pps0 aIRy Es-Gnnaral AlvaEa
0bregun, candidate Tor tha pranR
dency OF Mexiro, todny was reported
" kara issued 4 mnuffost0 IL ChlE
pnnclnGo, Guerrero. Normally deolar
Ing himralf Ia sympathy with kha
revelation
Approximately 800 sroopk sFum
tesas Grendes. about one-half "a
them faauiA. arrived today nl
luaree. opposite hera. Il could roo
be ~ascartainad when other YkduH
cuntlnsents Officially reported ysa
lertAY % have ieft Caaaa 0rnndam
Tor tho hordsF would reach Jnaraa.
juhreE to-day ~ceiebratsd tie "a.
ttoHal holiday q clnco de Nnyoy
Efnh o. Nay. eommsNs1Eatlns sha
o. tbs FepnhiieaA 11rnaa
pceF the Preach invaders e. Faehls.
Nay s. 1858 Patriotic mnaN az
speeches 4na he asxffihnlfon 81
spshlng anacn& he poor featured
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
STATES 10
SIND RIVAL DELEGATIONS
70 CHICAGO CONVENTION

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
Roto Open to
Towns OF State

he Nsw Mexans Ksl~
Esynre offsu he towns end
sfis1 II tie STATE mea bal BET 4
adssFtaing sn unqualified
.eAanss h aeN pospuliss hose
eeksn der advantages ard p
sass And is hen way
9Eis nofs epnanens and more
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
Joins REVOLT;
CARRANzA AIRPLANES DROP
BOMBS NlTS CHIEF CITY
lRy Leaasd WIZ Ia az Nav MexLean.l

EPasos Texas. May 5s~Ihs entire state Of Morelos Is ii the
hands of the revolutonists, according to advces received here today
by Arturo Elias, brother of General P. Elias Gales. commands III chief
cf the revolutionary army Of the northwest
Cuernavaca, the capita, and Cuautla, also in MoreIos. have been
BY Cafranza anplanes. Senior Elias was advised.
Two batahons Of federal troops stationed along The Interoceanic
Railway line running from Morelos to Antigua. Vera Cruz. On the Bay
Of Campeche. have revplted il was reported.
General Manuel NJ. Deguez, commander IF the federal armies II
the north. Is % bis way d Chihuahua City from Irapuato. Guanaiuato.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

stead Or IN Denver OF elsewhere he
replied:
Outside Or Palestine. / know no
section OF the world as coIorful as
Santa Fe. Here the artist feels also
ne is welcome and understood. that
he Is regarded not merely III diet
tante fashion. Here also he finds the
greatest range OF models"
Mr. True explained that his murals
are not allegorical, that he prefers 10
present his subject III the most direct
manner and that he desires to parpet
unte the pioneers-the elemental and
primitive forces that have made the
west. So charmed were the visitors
that they elected Mr.. True q member Of
the party and pinned an Eagle badge
on him, Mr. Kaltenborn thanking him
IN well chosen words amidst tumul
tnous applause.
THE sANDELlER MOVIES.
r. c. W. Poolef OF the Forest SER
vice WIS introduced to the Eagles who
gathered IN the Paris theatro 10 see
the movies Of the Santa re Forest, as
theman who built the Q road 10 the
Handelier Nationai Monument Theirs
were gusts or derlafFe laughter and
one elderly. stout woman got 10 and
shook her fists at him as she cried:
Let me 1t himlr However. pooier
made good and applause a. he
explained the aims af the Forest Ser.
Wee and what 4 has accomplished
HeWoft explained the pictures OF
the cave and elf dwellings, as they
passed ever The acraaa There we're
four Eeela Of them and It was the frat
time that they wore shown anywhere.
The first two we're devoted entirely to
he hit0 Do los Frii0ier AID were Ia.
fead Ifelika@ Tor with the cayas,
md community houses a. d hack
sEpuud. there we're pictures Of mnn and
gomen and children climhina into he
ceremonial caves camping andaf tbs /,
,fefkTeens' aplAshing IN tie Rito a. I
o. fFljoie4 o. being ahosafna win /,
pray ffrM tha maknificena Hlle fall.
10 third nim saa given 70 Fieus on Z
Santa " forest east ~ saHla "a I
fefi4tly o HoiY Ghoef ara Stewart +
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

Returns from approximately Two
thirds Of State Give Kim
5000 Plurality.
JOHNSON RUNS SECOND;
LOWDEN in THIRD PLACE
sny LEASED wlra 10 New Msxicanl

~ ~NW10W WTW " FWWW WF~NIEHWsF
indianapolis, Ind, May 5.~-Ma1or
General Wood continued to make
slight gains over Senator Hiram John
son Of California. his nearest oppon.
ent, Tor the Indiana presidential
preference vote In the statewide pri-
mary aa returns continued to be tabu-
lated here today.
Returns from $3.50 precincts out Of
1897 In Indiana for the republican
presidential preference ins yesterdays
primary gave; Wood, 6A,8sEs johnson
59.225; Lowden 2O.0l4; Harding 49,
06S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
OPERATORS ASK
INJUNCTION AGAINST
INDIANAPOLIS court

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
BORDER STATES no
JOIN REVOLUTION.

Aqua Prieta, Sonora, Aiay 5.Re-
volt Or subsection Or the border
states Of Coahuila, Nuevo Leon and
Tamalipas ID d matter Of d few days,
II was announced at military head.
quarters OF the reyoIutionists here
today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

San Francisco, May 5s-Senatoi
Hiram johnson stood today as the
preferred presidential candidate Oh
the republican ticket OF the voters
Of California, his native state, Ia
the face or yesterdays presidential
primary returns from approximately
two-thirds of the states s,729 pre-
cincts. Herbert G. Hoover, Senator
so~hnsoh's only opponent, also has
his home In California.
Three hours and 4 half after the
POLLS closed last night Ralph r.
Merritt California campaign mana
ger for Hoover. conceded Senator
Johnson's election
The vote tabnlated this morning
stood Johnson 2Ss.7s& Hoover,
IIk7,573.
Hoover carried TIRES Of the "a
counties represented on the face 81
the incomplete returns. These In
cluded Los Angeles, whore be had d
plurality Of 1900, with more than
half the precincts still to report.
HooversS home precinct. stanford
University gave him q plurality OF
24S over Senator johnson. The vote
waG: Hoover, s0S johnson, GO. ono
hundred seventysfour precincts Id
this countya Santa CIara-gave Sen.
Johnson almost 8 two to d
plurality, however.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
Excursion Manager Says Visitors
Found Much that Was New
in Capital.
BELIEVES CITY DOESN'T
APPRECIATE ADVANTAGES

It Is a restful relief to come away
from the skyserapers OF the east ID
this roomy colcrful country, according
TO H. ". Kaiianborn III charge az thu
Brooklyn Eagle excursion and nsnis-
tapt manager or the Brooklyn Eagle.
We are oil glad that ue came 20
Santa Fe.r he said lank night AZ the
party was getting ready 70 continue
tho journey homrwafd. Il had been
TWO busy days Of Sightseeing.
This fs by no means our flrns tour
Ia the vest he continued. Your
town Il small and has never been IN
ciuded therefore In previous timer
aries. We would not have come now
had We not hoen 10 nrxently and por.
suaalFoly invited. We are CAD We &C.
eepted your InyIiation.
We hare found much that WA new
20 Us. We have narer had the oppor
tuulty % visit cliff DWELLINGS, hereto
Tore. Though The trip yesterday was
over trying roads that caused much
delay, We eQl s fxlr Idea 81 tbs an.
Client ruins We cay to-day The Indian
10 his home 81 TsauQne and nnaer
stand better how ~ lives. The dances
we're intarestlaH lndeed.
" NAw 10 much and - many
uhIch ~ ftf n0e Anow uesa
htfn, ~ ~eoaiinued, that 70 menilanI
hen I'll could require = faNn o. two
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y = he fsht that ne artists ha4e
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

AddltionaI followers Of General Joa-
qtltn Amaro, former commander Of
the C~arranza forces at Ojinaga, op-
posite Preside, Texas. have revolted.
according 20 reports received by
Senior Elias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
WATSON BACK TO CELL
AFTER FINDING OF BODY

Los Angeles Cal. May k.-Whltel
A. Watson, alleged confessed bIga
mist and murderer, was returned L
his prison ward Ia the co1nfy nos
pital today after his trip 10 III Cen
tro. during which he aided officer,
to locate tho body Of Nina Lee De
loney, and testified al an inquest
that he had killed her.
Watson wan weak from the eyer,
tpn and ~eKcltemenk and had TO 81
almost carried from the train 10 al
ambulance. Il was ana0unred that
= q Indictment charging murder VIII
b retusned3 and that be would Be
taken to court 10 plead to the charge
~ soon - the necessary atspa could
BE- taken
According q Wasaon's prsvious
statements he VIII plead guilty In
the hope that be may escape capital
punishment.
Tbs body o. Nina Les Deloney
probably VA ~ shipped "a nsr TO-
nef home IA Konfucky.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
DECLARES SANTA E IS ESTFUL
AFTER MSTAS Of SKYSCRAPERS
GLAD We CAME Says BROOMYMIE


We laughed at troubles passed
Till we found alas some wera not therl
Were they lost Or only last
But our lunch soon stopped il vail
ing
And our goal was nov quite nea
The caves below were well worth
seeing
But the climb back up, Obi dear,
But we GOT there and soon started
Upon cur humeWard way
And vote Il now q glorious day,
Three cheers for Santa Re.
MRS e. ANDREWS.
So sang the Brooklyn Eagle visitors
~ the spanish supper lat night at The
Masonic banquet bel. It wa an IN.
go~rgelable occasion ard that Il made
it, impression on The guests Of honor
wna evident Santa 70 Chapter No.
~ o. che Eastern Star served the de-
ioctabla viands, Miss Fclicitaa Kaune
assisted By Miss stella Sioan and 4
host 81 Eastern star l&diea being In
charge. Tables were set IL tho form
u Tho Pueblo lightning symbol and
were enriched with santa he spfin9
blossoms. n. v. kaltenborn. ms -.
nlStenf manager of the Brooklyn Eagle
ana Ii charge Of The excursion pre-
sided. He u q bundle o. 6nofxY and.
and soon had the visitors
singing Apfopos u the chile con carne
thnre VAS . sons thel htsah. wait
-. walter. bring that hose they'fa
49, allra L
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number of local Eee4u being i'm
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banquet has besa sFf1ftta fef - me
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

~ ceniro. Nay s-ks he kous
a~pproacbe9 sor the nfntern Is place
WATSON On he tr1ln Tor tis return
% Loo AnGeleA aHsf ~ 1ad iocataa
lhs grave y Nina Lee Dtianey. and
salmlT TESTIFIED Al a. Inquest that ~
had killed her. Z snseina moi aslk
efef ~ The raisnona 8ssfzon saf
ARRESTS 81 ync1iar fFae - teaf
hat sAsriH Acpialm SO ~ Ahs
AnHeles espstiea apifflr4 ihelf rrln
p1er - arothar ntat.on ~ aaf1Nn
BE eoaeealIaE Malr A~a.llnailaa.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12
DECISION IS RESERVED
IN NABOB HEARING
OFFICIALS STATE MONEY is IN
SIGHT TO PAY OFF ALL
DEBTS AND LIENS.

The application of J. A. Johnson of
Spokane for the appointment of re-
ceiver for the Nabob Consolidated Mi
ming company came up for hearing
Friday before Judge r. n. Dunn of
Occur d'Alene, who presided over the
local district court in the place Of
Judge Woods, who is absent from the
district The application was taken
under advisement by the court. The
hearing was on a renewal of the APP
plication made last December and
which Judge Woods at the former
hearing denied on the representation
of the attorney for the Nabob that the
necessary funds were in course Of
collection with which to liquidate the
numerous claims for materials and la
Dor liens and that the company If not
interfered with by the appointment Of
a receiver at that time would be able
to place itself in a position to resume
operations and pay off its Indebtedness
amounting to Approximately $4,000
according to the complaint filed. The
appointment of a receiver was denied
at that time without prejudice to the
renewal of the application in the event
that the Nabob did not speedily i'm
prove its financial condition. Bad
faith was charged by the attorneys for
plaintiff against the Nabob company
and its officers and the application for
a receiver was hard pressed.
Has Cash in Sight.
The Nabob company Informed the
court that owing to Unforeseen rulings |
Of the federal reserve board the banks (
from which arrangements had been /
closed at the time Of the /
former hearing to secure the necessary |
cans to liquidate its Indebtedness /
we're forced to refuse the loans at the |
asst minute and that since that time
he company had been seeking other
apital. The court was advised that
he company had been successful in
loans for the necessary
unds and that if not interfered with
t this time it was thought that with
n the next few days the Indebtedness
ould be paid up. Judge Dunn did not
intimate any date on which he would
cndpr his decision
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12
WILL H. HAYES

Everywhere 1 find the people.
regardless Of past party affiia-
lions. seeking republican success.
moved with the conviction that by
such success they viii make GER
tain:
First. An honest efficient,
economical business administration
Of the country's affairs.
Second. That there will be
developed and executed a plan for
the reduction of taxes. with the
repeal OF taxes which kin initiative
and the spreading of the war debt
over "a large number OF years
Third. That there win be devel-
oped better relation between la
lbor and capital with justice to
both, and with justice to the pub
lie. the third side of the triangle.
which must not be forgotten.
Fourth That there shall he an
administration of law and order
everywhere in the nation.
Fifth That the party will meas
ure its steps forward 10y the new
needs of the nation. with its eyes
always ahead. but with its feet
always on solid ground
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12
AJAX SAVES ORE.
Ore Body Is Over One Hundred Feet
In Length.

Ore Body Is Over One Hundred Feet
In Length.
ore has been followed in the Ajax
for more than 100 feet, according TO
advices from the mine. Manager Blk
by is saving the ore as the work pro-
crosses. The body now developed is
sufficient to insure commercial tom
mage as a great extent of ground can
be stopped above the present level and
the shaft continued to new levels A
slip is reported to have ci:t across the
ore the first of the wees, but as the
same condition existed above no diff
ficulty is expected in picking up the
shoot within a few feet, where an even
better showing is looked for Man
ager BiUby reports the work progress
sing in a satisfactory manner and
states he is well pleased over the pros
poets Of an early shipper from the
property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12
ENTERPRISE.

Manager Fred Donaldson Of the En-
terprise Mining company. was in town
Monday with samples of ore taken
from the face of the drift now under
way from the 1OOO-foot station Of the
crosscut. The ore shows values in
lead and silver, in quartzite formation,
and according to Mr.. Donaldson. is
improving in quantity as the drift
progresses. The work has been some
heavy flow Of water in the ledge. The
drift is to be carried ahead $50 feet
to point beneath the ore showing in
the No. tunnel where an ore shoot
Of considerable length was disclosed.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12
OoLLlVER ROOSEVELT

1t took his cOuntrymen full four
years to find Abraham Lincoln
out BY the light of the camp
fires of victorious armies they
learned to see the outline of his
gigantic figure, to assess the in
tegrity of his character, to COM
prehend the majesty of his con-
science, and, when at last they
looked upon his careworn face as
the nation reverently bore his
body to the grace. through their
tears they saw him exalted above
all thrones in the affection of the
human race.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12
HEARING POSTPONED.

Hearing on the application Of the
Gertie Mining company for rights To
enter certain portions Of the Hecla
workings for purpose of making sur
veys and examination. scheduled to
come before Judge Dunn last Friday
was postponed on account of the i'll
ness of John P Gray attorney for
Hecla. The case win come before the
court in the near future.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12

The Americanization bill recently
passed by the senate provides for CO.
operation between the state and fed
eral government in the education Of
non English speaking persons and
provides an appropriation Of $65O0,00
for apportionment among the states
according to their respective numbers
of such illiterates, but the states must
accept the terms Of the act before this
money becomes available.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12

1 am speaking on the occasion
of the celebration of the birthday
Of Abraham Lincoln and to men
who count it their peculiar privil-
eye that they have the right to
hold Lincoln's memory dear and
the duty to strive to work along
the lines that he laid down. We
can pay most fitting homage to his
memory by doing the tasks allott
ed to us in the spirit in which he
did the infinitly greater and more
terrible tasks allotted to him.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12
PINE CREEK TRANSFERS
SHOW STRONG MOVE
TRANSFERS OF TITLE TO PINE
CREEK MINES SHOWS
MOVEMENT.

The recent transfer of title to sew.
eral Pine creek mines and the stiff
ened price stocks in all of the prop
critics in that section command, has
caused attention to be turned to that
district in no uncertain manner. Prop
critics that have lain idle for several
years are now taking on new life and
more men are gradually being added
to the payroll.
The recent outright sale of the Pur-
dy group Of IL claims to the Bunker
Hill & Sullivan company marks the
entrance of this strong concern into
the Pine creek belt, while the test run
at the Bunker Hill smelter on ores
from the Constitution mine, near the
Purdy ground, has drawn marked at
tention to that property Constitution
stock finds ready buyer whenever
offered and the stock is held around
IS cents. Whether a sale for the con-
troll of the property is pending or not
has not been learned.
Jim Blaine Plans Work
Tentative deais are understood to
be under way for a control of the Bris-
toll property, lying near the Constitu-
ton and Jim Blaine groups. Inter
est has been aroused in the well known
Jim Blaine group by the recent trans
fer of the holdings of the former
owners to the Jim, Blaine Silver Syn
TO ha fc -af
to traverse the Jim Blaine ground,
where a good showing has been made
in a 5O0-foot crosscut tunnel that
reached the vein at a face depth of
ever 300 feet. This property will soon
be under active development, plans
now being made for a survey Of the
claims and for a continuation of the
to the Constitution vein.
The Nabob court proceedings last
Friday revealed progress of that com
hat the mill would be placed in oper-
ton in a few days and that continu-
,us operations might be expected. The
Denver ore bodies are said to have 1
arge tonnage of mill feed available, I.
While the concentration is reported to |
'e one of the best equipped small /
nils in the district
In addition to the above properties
he Amy Mining company is operating
18th a regular crew, the Lookout
fountain is maintaining a steady de-
elopment program in driving for the
Elm on the SO0-foot level with every
Encouragement for the development of
n ore body at that depth the Occur
Alene Anthony is preparing for ore
and a resumption Of both
line and mill work; patent has been
pplied for by Mary Clark, owner of
le Wood Rat group adjoining the
constitution, while other movements
Il tend to show increased activity in
lat section of the Occur d'Alenes.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-02-12
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