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SUPERB TACTICS Of THE HARDING
MANAGERS HELPED THE CANDIDATE E

tsriectably by w w Atterhury vice
prrsident OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
They knew that that never would s" IN
the West
hughes vetoed by Johnson
Hughes WAS rejected because 1t was
asc.rtainad that Hiram Johnson would
never stand for Hughes nomlnation.
1t all came back u Harding. IhS
central purposes Of numerous confer
enccs all through the preceding night
was 10 satisfy tho leaders that every
candidate would finally Acrept haroins
when he became convinced tnat ms own
selection was impossible.
1t was then clearly matter or tac-
tics II was matter OF making sure
that no Harding manager made a a'tatethi
blunder The best taCttci3ns in the
convention were running Harding cahl-
paIgn Against their combined strategy
and against the logic OF the situation
even thu political genius or Frank
Hi,rhcock was helpless Therefore no
hiundera were made Harding continued
his pleasant and plausible way. II leads
70 tho presidency Of the United states.
The Ninth Ballot
When tho nlnth ballot began Harding
cns-ra broke forth as Alabama cast It's
frqt votes for tho Ohio senator. six or
them, Then Arizona gave i;s usual siN
for Wood Then pandemoniuS oroke
,oosC Connecticut. forsaklRg Lowden
gave Harding its votes. Du Pcnt threw
,rr.. 10 Harding and trreo 70 Sproul
p,l Pout WAS cut or u. Florida got on
me Harding band wagon and gave him
seyen six from Wood and one from
Lcwden .,,
The wood supporters were still
tcont1nued on Page Four.)
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MEXICAN POLICY
ON OIL INDUSTRY .
IS MADE KNOWN

MF-Nl,TD CITY. Jun" lG.--Gcn. la
clnio Il Trcvin". minister Of c"mmCrc"
and industry in the cabinet formed ~
Adolfo dc La Huerta. the pruViSio AID
president issued a statement To-Day hc-
fninG his official attitude toward the
petroleum industry, This attitude. he
said. would h. one Of pure natluualiSm
based on h"iinitc lcEitimat" national n
trr"St. and giving projection al%" to i''-
Eitimatrly created foreign inter- SiS with
out distinction as - nationality H."
added that he would ask thr snmr
counsel Of all Interested persons regard
Ing his policy.
The petroleum industry. Con. TrcNno
said is being steadily Developed and
there has been NO complaint from III" "!l
companies as TO the conduct oC til" re.
cent revolution.
He said 1913 oil wells already had
been drilled or were pr"JSctCd up 10 tn
present tImC and that there are now 29S
prNdu Ct i've wells
Trade movements between the United
States and Mckee ih tho last ten months
Gen. Trcvino said have increased 2i>
600. 600 pesos over IhoS" Of the CORE
quoted nEur"S showing that imports
from III" United States totllCd 9IhON, 300
pesos between July. lHlH, and Arril.
1919. as acainSt III u00 90" pesos fur IN"
corrcSprndinE U,,nths Of l9l9-i9@0. En-
ports To The United States were ciV"a
as 1871. .00hO00 pesos for -" Iu'N-ANr..
period Of iSlS-l?l9 and 135. .OHo. 600 fnr
the same period OF l9l9-i9@0.
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CHICAGO. June 1S.-At 6:1l Il last
night Warren c. Harding became &ne
Republican nominee for Presiden. OF tn"
United States At that exact moment
Pennsylvania threw so votes to hun
and made his total an even 500. suth-
GENTLY overlapping the t95 necessary
Harding Vas nominated because he
was the only candidate. active or mac
live. who had offended nobody OF cousc-
,uenc,. In the councils OF the night u
vas secn by the senate leaders that they
>ould not get the deadlock candidates
10 20 to anybody except Harding.
IL required the six ballots taken for
that amiablc strategy to work out. DC,
aslesstea and the last minute hopes
II the Lowdeu people. HhrdinGs nomi-
nation was certain when daylight ar
rived.
'rhe six ballots were mainly for the
purpose OF letting Lowden down cas-
Ily and at the same time holding Low
Zen In reserve long enough TO remove
all danger Of wood. the leaders slowly
developed harding until they were
ready 70 open the gates OF tn" dam.
The word was given ou, on the ninth
oallot. but the desperate Corrae" or th''
Wood followers STAYED of HardinS's
victory until the tenth ballot II was q
remarkable victory for IN" Republican
leadership In the United States senate.
The end was brought about by the CT.
Ports mainly OF Senators New. Smo9t.
LodE". Curtis and others OF their PFC
suasion.
Outside OF Hughes and Sproul no dark
1orses were seriously considered by the
,euate leadership. Sproul WHS v"jected
~cause ne had been put forward too IN
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ESSAD PASHA
ASSASS|NATED
STUDENT SHOOTS
DOWN FORMER PROvISIoNA&
PRESIDENT.
Killing takes Place in Continental
Hotol In Par4-AsSasdn
Arrested,

Parts. June 1c.-Essad Pasha. head
Of the Albanian delegation IN
par,x, and former provisional president
OF Albania WAS aSSaSsinalcd here 20
day. Three shots were nred at MN oS
An Albanian student, TWO OF when 100"
effect >- ,ba
Hotel Continental in the Rue CaSliSIi, :,
q. saS when he was suddenly controhtsu
by <young man who later gave HtS
name a-NEustem AVenl and salu ne W.
an Albai, an student. Without utterins
q word RuStem fred TWO shots whicn
struck E.ssad Pasha in the chest; ana
another Shocawhich went ~'4o; cse s.
nank 10 tha ground. He was picked up
and taken to his bedroom "heFo he
diod shortly afterward.
Ths assassin was arrested by Wat
er. He told the police he arrived IA
Paris on May 81. and declares Ine
crime was not premeditated. Recoel.-
heId responsible for the sufferings Of
Albania ne said be felt sudden I'M
uxlse and hred the shots. Ruste1n
termed Essa tho Albanian dictator.
Elssad Pasha had Pieturesque carer.
Regarded by all the European Soverm,
rnants in 1913 merely as an ALBANIAN
outlaw. three yeats later he was recos
mixed by these same powers As 49,
sional president and minister OF "H
~ Albania. following the downfall OF
prinre william OF Wied. tSssad selec-
ton as president of Albania was re-
ward for his services TO the aihcs carry
IN the war IN the iShting against AUS
r,a A. one time Essad was command
ant ot gendarrnc- at ConstantinoIiA
His brother having been killed ny orHS'
nf sultan Abdul Eautid ESsad concesN
"a a hatred OF the sultan which led him
when the Turkish psrlianent IN t'|S
decided upon the deposition OF Aoout. 80
solicit and receive permission to nooty
ne sultan OF his downfall and arrest
him N,,
Rncenty an insurrectior was begun
nrnjnSt *, Italians In Albania and II
vas only a few days ago that tho
Teunpo OF Rome reported an sgreemen5s
Md been conoiuded between EsSad ana
~ Sooyernment at Belgrade by whlch
TSssad would use ms infoence IN Al
hania in favor OF JuSo-Slayla- In re-
turn for this. the rcDort added. JuSo-
Slayia WIS to support the Aloanfans
and apooint E,ssad governor OF Albania
FOR hfe the administration OF the coun-
try to PASS 10 Jugo-Slavia on the deata
~ EaSsSaA
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WARM WELCOME i
GIVEN HARDING |
At WASHINGTON
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE /
RETURNS TO CAPITAL
Thrungs Wait for Hours to
Receive Next .ARa
President 4 q

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 1+-Sen-
ator Warren G. Harding Of Ohio, Repub- ;
lican presidential nominee, arrived in
Washington at 1905 o'clock this morn :
ing from Chicago nearly Two hours pc
hind schedule time. He was greeted oy'
A thrung which crowded Union stetlon. ,
Senal lOr Harding was met BY recep- }
ton committee and was escorted to the,
residents room OF the statlon- 6ef
passed through long lines OF people VINO
vigorously applauded him. AS ne PASSED
out of the station TO his automobile ne
was greeted with a popular air by tho
Boy Scott band of Oil City Pa.
senator Harding was accompanied oy
Mrs. Harding, his campaign manager
Harry NJ Daugherty and others. He
stopped at the station only long enough
10 pose for two hashlisht pictures and
drove Immediately TO his home on
wyoming avenue. He issued no STATE
mcnt.
Harding from Chicago to Washington
was DELAYED more than an hour enroute
but the crowd of Republican leaders ana
friends which had gathered at tne
/ nion station tonight to greet him ,
laced the delay without abatement OF
enthusiasm.
The Boy Scout band Of Oil City. which !
was selected as the official band TO!
meet the nominee TOOK up station IN
the square in front OF the depot and
there practiced the airs which had bee n
selected for the greeting or the RepuD-
llcan nominee.
the Boy Scout hand had been IN
Sasf .Egton oA a sightseeing tour ana
il was selected TO welcome Senator
Harding because OF the important part,
Pennsylvania delegation 10 the Cnlca-
20 convention played IN bringing Aooe'
the senator's nomination.
Upon his arrival at his home, Senator
Harding told the Associated Press that
while plans were rather indefinite ne
expected 10 remain In Washington about
a week cleaning up pending matters with
senatorial business. While here he also
will confer with Will H. Hays, chair
man OF the Republican national commit
tee. relative TO his campaign. The date
of the conference has not yet been ds-
tcrmined.
From Washington Senator Harding
said he would 10 TO his home in Marion,
Ohio. where il is planned he Will DC OIL
6ciaIiy notified Of his nomination.
Senator Harding's headquarters were
flooded wIlh kilograms OF congratula-
tion Senator Knox. Of Pennsylvania
wired:
Am delighted with your nomination
and will do all l can 10 secure your
election.
Frank Hitchcock. one Of the, Wood
managers extended 'heartieSt. conratut-
alatlone" and similar messages werc re.
Ceived from Herbert S. Hadley. former
, Iy governor of Missouri. former Sem
| ator William Alden Smith, of Michigan.
| Judge Pritchard. of North Carolina. ana
hundreds Of others prominent IN tho
: party :.
"Accert out sinccrest personal con-
gratulatlonS.
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GOVERNOR COOLIDGE
CHANGES DAYS PLAN
TO MEET DELEGATES
vice Prcsid entail Nominee Bsstegsd
With Congratulations.

Governor %o7 Ir'-I, Gavin T Coolidge, % TSnuolcan
vice presidential nominee. TO =" tn Am
hcrst for the opening of tn" commence
m"nt week Of his alma mater and then
tn his home IN Northampton. were
changed today upon receipt Of tcie-
gram from the Massachusetts delegates
saying they would arrive here tomor-
row afternoon and parad" To the state
house. The governor decided TO remain
IN Boston to receive them after which
ne VIII journey to his home.
Governor Coolidge. Is he was greet
cd by ncwSpapermen this morning,
mad. a whimsical complaint Of a state
men, published in a local paper that
H. ,,aid !25 month rent for his half
nous" IN Northampton whereas he &C
tuallv pays S32. He said that If the
landlord should happen to Sc" tho story
the cent might he raised to correspond.
During the dav the governor was be-
sicE"d with callers who came 70 eH-
tend their congratulations on his nom
nation Henry +. Long. his secretary,
continually brought him i-tvar"m* from
a host of friends and prominent hcpub-
licans.
II congratulate you most heartily
and sincerely on your nomlnA zion as
vice president. The ticket OF Harding
snG coolidge will sweep the countrV
and s rrrsn YermTH mn"nS nsfrai
tion or the affairs Of this country the
next four years
Governor Clemont of Virginia was
m, tirst governor to congratulate him.
tsleDnuning from Rutland last night.
Herbert Hoover Ielegraphcd his warm
es, personal congratulations.
Tho governor was the target during
the. dav for a battery Of movie men and
nhot,Eraphers With Mrs. Coolidge he
went for n short walk in the vicinity
Of their hotel in tho forenoon and In
The afternoon he took a three mile
hike H.. is not enthusiasts over any
particular sport. and finds most OF his
r.crca ton in walking. lu the evening
he and Mrs. Coolidge attended church
services.
Goyrrnor Coolidg" talked over the
telephone today to his two boys. John
and Calvin. Jr.. who Ar" AZ NoTthamp-
ton They said they wcr" p!essed with
their fathers nomination but consid-
rrcd u a matter or course. -
.Aftcr receiving the MASSACHUSETTS,
delegates tomorrow afternoon the Gov
crncr will 60 to Springfield tn Join his
Amherst classmates Of 1898 AZ din
nrr III celebration Of IN" 18th annirer-
sarv of their graduation
on Tuesday he will attend commence
mont week exercises at Amherst and
on WEDNESDAY he will present the dlpio'
mas 10 the graduating classes Of Holy
Cross College at Worcester.
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roLES RETREATTNa
withdraw to New Line Of Defense In
the Ukraine.

WARSAW. June II The Polish
forces carrying out orders /" retreat
to a new line Of d"f"uSc IN 'hr lhran"
have commenced the evacuation NJ
Kicv. having previously destroyed the
bridges over the pmlcrCr. according TO
nu official statement issued today. tn"
real rctI.Sum.n, is proceeding IN per-
feet order. tn" statement says.
The statement says:
North uf Kirv The Poles are battling
against the BolSheviki, who are 'nd"ay'
nrInG Ia cut tn" kcroSln-k!Cv railroad
to lpin forces with the cavalry ui Cen
cral RUd"nny. which i5 striking north
triy from he region southwest "i iiI"N.
Fighting Is general all along the Ser
dirhr f'astOva- kicv railroad
According to latest reports the Terri
tory in th!S region - ,h1nE'n; hands
daily.
IN 4 dash tn thr n"r'hwrs' 'h'' ravair~
OF General l;ud,u passed l'rrdirhrN,
killing peasants "mr"ut" Il procr"drd
rs far - Zhir"nir, wt"T" !, - alleged
the CavaIa~v . iNll.l several wounded
Poles in a hospital
FiEh,lnE "u Ia" northern front mas
brought victory :" The Poles who have
ouStrd tho Enlshrviki from tcrritory
gained in the recent offensive. The
Poles arc consolidating their iln'" from
the u,lna soUihwnrd alVnE TIA" Bere-
S.na-
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NON-PARTISAN
LEAGUE STATE
BOARD NAMED
PRmcA AND JAnrE OTooLE
FIRST DISTRICT
MEMBERS.
Ron. Sam B. MONTGOMERY Is Nominee
Of Organization for
Governor.
NECESSARY 70 Choice, 493l.

Special Dispatch to The lStellt S"ncer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. June Ia
After clectInS q state executive COM
mittcS composed OF two members from
each Of the fitteen senatorial districts
and three al large. the WcS. Virginia
n-PartISan League adjourned sine di"
this aftcrnoop. Today'S session was
presided over 6ysC1alrman u. w. G:i-
lesple. who comne aided the convention
on the steps taken.
You have taken an advanced step in
progressive legislation he said. When
you are denied the right OF citizenship.
you have an alternative. Your franchise
is stlll in your fist. You have separated
yourselves from the old regimes and
there has been no blood split. Every
time a step for the bctterment OF the
race II is the ones who toll who throw
off the old shell for the new
vcntion today VIZ: William Petty,
chairman Of the Non Partisan campaign
of District u Ufited Mine Workers.
Both discussed the, political situation OF
the state 10 some Ength.
Members OF the state Necutive com
mit from the various districts follow:
Eirst-Alonzo Prince. Folansbec; Jas.
O'Toole. Wheeling.
Second-D. n White. New Martins
VILE: Martin Blake. Bcrwind.
Thlrd>Gro. Huber, farRcrsourg: Geo.
Purcell Rennsboro.
Fourth-.Nfrcd Sayrc. Arhuckle: Ed
HcrSchman. Spencer.
fifth--Edward Gault. Huntir Etcn
Tim Copner. Ivaton:
S:xth--A nhy Walker. Wn."h II {.
Combs. Matwan,
Scventh-E~eret, Stovcr Dorothy: l..
T. Brcoker Rluefieid.
EiShth-Frcd Mooney. Charleston. w.
G.. stuart EamagC.
Ninth-Wil,ram Pctry. Deep Water.
T.. F. Wolfe, Redwood.
Tenth. f.. Perkins. GaSSaway: an
other 10 be selected.
E1eventh--E. l.. Taylor. Barracks
VILE: william I. Scott. MorGantown.
Twclfth--C. l.. Weymouth. ClarkS-
burg: Luther r. LiChtburn. lane Lew.
Thirtecnth---Joe Ward. Elkins; r. NJ.
williams Junior.
Fourt ser nth--R. l.. kirschner. Henry
9. F.. Messenger. Austin.
FIftccnth--J. r. G"rlinE. Martins
burg: E. A Mccullough. Berkeley
Springs.
At larEc-Pctrr Haynes. Cannelton:
r. +. Buckley. MonoEah: w. J. Murrhy,
Huntington.
The convention on Saturday nomin-
ated State Labor Commissioner Samuel
r. Montgomery. Of kingwOOd. w. Va,
FOR governor. Mr.. Montgomery was a
candidate for the Republican nOm!na-
tion for governor and when he did not
secure that nomination. the Non-Parts-
an League state convention was called
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HARDING NOMINATED FOR STRENGTH -
OF CHARACTER AND fine RECORD

lie. II continued II rcaas the inevitable
dehauChcry OF the elec'ora'c and the
rum OF free institutions. This thing
must stop. Tho presidency OF the
sale.
And every good either o: !he rePub-
lie may tonight reveren:ly thank God
that 'hc mistaken efforts CT wealthy
men. who whichever their purposes wer.
in lending THEIR money and Their e
forts to make n barter and sale OF Tho
most sacred thing that :hs American
people have To give. have fa!it~l. AID
failed diSaStrouSiy.
luSi,h>;Ssn parry Will e, into thS
ccmiN z weiSHi:d oy no. n,iii.
$s$.:: {; +: ss ID il; TO :s;2
has the Republicau- party had so
strong. os gracious. g" 81 ISni+d and yet
so inspiring leader as Warren u. har-
ding
Ex-Governor willis in his nominating
speech we'll said:
His record - the record OF the Re
publican party. not professional pro-
ErcSsivr. hur a practical progreYYe.
not n professional idenlist. but a man
OF high ideals"
In The rigor Of splendid manhood,
with wears full Of ripe experience be-
hind hIm and with every assurance oI
man wears OF great vitality and use
fulncSs before him. Warren g. Harding
measures up splcndidly To tina demands
unpn Republican presidential candi-
dnt~ OF all the possible nominations
before the convention. IL - my nrm
that his. nomination 10 tAS
best
A. Ia Coolidge. wha, need Be aaidf
The American people have had 4 AaS~
niticent demonstrations OF his coraGA
character and devotion 10 truth.
This convention has done better for
tho Republican, party and the nation
than most men had dared To hope. -
II. {. OGDES
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PRESIDENT WILSON'S
TRIBUTE TO EMBLEM
OF THE COUNTRY

WASHINGTON. June l3.-Prestdent
Wilson to-day sent the following letter
10 Colonel John McEiroy. commander Of
The department OF the PotomacN Grand
Army of the Republic:
II wish with all my heart that
could be present AT the loyalty demon
stration which Is being planned for the
evening Of June "A. ] shall certainly be
present in spirit. though circumstances
prevent my being present IN body.
Fortunately for us. Americans. 10y
atty is not so much a compulsin OF duty
as q compulsin OF heart. In being loyal
we are being true - ourselves. to the
principles in which we are nurtured and
bread and which we have long recog-
nizcd as true cxpressin OF our ma
tinal character and purpose and ! be-
licve that as the years so by and the
policy of the country develops along
consistent lines. loyalty will grow
warmer and warmer until II consumes
everything that is base or hostile
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WEST VA. PUTS
HARDING OVER
STARTED STAMPEDE
LATE SATURDAY
Mountain State Republicans
Responsible Fo: Nom
lnatlOn
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,
(Copyrght. 1900

CHICAGO, juno lG.--lt Is tho prevail
ing opinion here today thai West NIT-
ginia placed the most important part n
bringing about III" nomination of Hard
ins. The, West Virginia delegation. at-
ter finding Il was Impossible 10 swing
Sutherland a. ia" dark horse. broke III
On mo hfIh ballot with three votes
for Harding, aSSoc.aung themselves
with New York. Texas. Kansas. ldah n"
and New jersey to give harding try
OUT. This move proved To hc the enter
inc wedge lie increased III the sixth
and seventh and 1t looked like another
break Then Senators Sutherland and
t.lkins consulted with leaders. and at INC
opening Of the 4 "'clodk session the
Harding stampede star'"d.a headed n"
ncrs II swnI"d The convention and IN
fIucnccd Pennsylvania TO break from
Sproul 10 Harding and cinched the nom'-
nation
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VETERAN EDITOR
GIVES HIS LAST 1907

CHICAGO. June l3.-Willian \. Tay-
lor. 81 years Gt age. veteran nowSnl,
pcrman. Of New York and Chicago. died
today Mt tho home ~ bis nephew. or
heart disease Mr.. Taylor came hero
two weeks ago from New York. RcEtn-
ming rs a newsboy in 1868. Mr.. Taylor
later was connected with Chicago news
papers for many wears and also p-ar-
ticed Law from 1895 until 1902. He then
bNcame New York correspondent for u
Chicago newspaper and late managing
odItur OF tho Associated Sunday maEa-
zines, retiring in 1914. The fuRcr3l will
be held on Tuesday.
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COLBY. TICKET
SWAMPS BRYAN
SLATE IN D. {.
STATE SECRETARY
WILSON MOUTHPIECE
Returns of Washington Dem
ocratic Primary
Vote

WASHINGTON, June %.-BainbrldGc
Colby secretary of state. was being dis
russed today az the possible spokesman
for President Wilson at the Democratic
national convention al San Francisco.
The ticket headed by Mr. Colby. accord
ing 70 official returns from the city
widc primary announced today by John
Il. Colpois. secretary of IN" central
Demo- ratio committee. won by an over,
whclminG majoriay over the so-callco
Bryan DcmoCratic ticket. The vote Tor
The Colby ticket was 1865 against $50
for the opposition.
Because Of Mr.. Colby's relatively
short residence in Washington. III" op-
posing delegation made strenuous "ppo-
Sition to the inclusio nof his name.
The district delegation including j.
members with half vote each, viii go
TO San Francisco uninstructcd. II VIII
make an effort TO have included IN the
party platform plank declaring for
suffrage for the District of Columbia
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ORDER COURT MARTIAL
FOR GENERAL MURGUIA

MENlCO CITY. June l2.--TriaI OF
General Francisco MurguIa by mill
tarv court on charges Of having abused
pillaSinh, has been ordered by the De
La HuArta provisional government. ac-
cwdinR 90 the newsDa per Excelsior. one
or the specifications against General
Murguia Is that h" ordered the eN""u-
ton of Colonel Ruben NJ. Rorha Cen,
cral Murgula has made form"l denial "f
he charges ..--n-.
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SUFFRAGE ALLIANCE TO PARIS.
Association Closes Geneva
Session.

GENEVA. June l3--The International
woman suffrage allianc" congress at
its closing Sessin hero this afternoon
accepted an invitation 10 hold the ndNt
congress in Paris in 1922.
The acceptance however. Is continE-
ont upon the women Of France not OBJ
tanning the franchise within year pre-
vius to the dat" of the congress, as the
latter dcSrrcs the convention In coun-
try wnrr" women bavc not hc"n cnfran-
L n I'D
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STEAMER VESTA
IS BLOWN OVER;
. -FOUR DROWNED
DISASTROUS ACCIDENT H SToRM
ON T" MoNoNGA-
HELA RIVER
Captain HodSson Son and Woman En-
ployes We're Caught Be
low Decks.

FAYETTE CITY. Pa. Jun" lS-'ap-
tam Lincoln HodEson. "f th' tow
steamer Nesta. belonging Ia the N"Sia
Coal Company. his son. and woman
employed on the vessel. ware drowned
to-day when the boat was overturned
~ wind storm IN the MononGahca
river at Allenport.
The three were Rlow. and cut Off
means 0f escape when the boat was
blown on its side. other members or
the crew jumped overheard and reached
shore safely
Captain HoGgson lived IN FSystte
City.
Frank Richard. the engineer. died on
his way 20 the hospital after being res
cued from the irocurnsd boat
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RESTORE ORDER
oudss rsrsTa1s Again In Tr1sFto foi-
lowing Protest Against reahanS-

LONDON. June 15.--Order has been
restored at Trieste where demonstra-
t,ons wer, held Friday night. as pro
trst against the sending of Italian
troops to Albania. says a Milan dis
natch 10 tho London Times. Ii Is
learned that the soldiers who took part
IN the demonstration and riottng mum
scred zoo. Sixty Of them are now miss
Ing. ,,,..
embarked from Milan for Albania sat
urdny, the dispatch states. but the
dockers refused TO loan munitions des-
tfped for Albania