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New Britain herald., 1920-01-23

[g Mary F.. Toy, national demo-
 committee woman from Call who was appointed at Wash N a mcmbCr of the national |liNc committee on arrangements n 10 have made a moro, conVinc- beech than any of the men who
 been deputized to bring invita- |from Chicago. Kansas City and Francisco to the democratic to hold it's next convention in Irrespective towns.
 course Miss Toy said after | tho men expected me to give |timental speech. but one of the Is men will learn before this |aign IS ended is that while wom- 3hVo lots of sentiment they are Sentimental. San Francisco de- |d the democratic convention aud |d to make the national commit |be it."
 Is Toy is said to be one Of the known women in, Los Angeles. e she has been city libra rian. q |hs teacher in the public schools.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-23

Fin q real watch at the t.llAs' fair
 dVt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
UNDERWOOD WARNS
DEADLOCK ON TREATY
MUST END OR HE'LL
PUSH RESOLUTION
BIZ ARTISAN Conference
Committee Plan
May Be Urged
THE SENATE
FEW DAYS MORE

fffv Leased Wire to New MexIcanJ
Washington, Jan. 7-Senator IN
dsrwood served notice in the senate
today that unless the deadlock over
the treaty Of Versailles was broken
within a few days, he would press
his RESOLUTION calling for the ap-
pointment Of a bipartisan committee
Of the senate to work ont some agree.
ment. He explained that he had not
called up his resolution, which was
introduced just before the senate adj
1ourned over the holidays, because
he did not desire to throw a mon
key wrench into efforts now being
made to reach an agreement.
"A telegram from Mayor Thompson
of Chicago. protesting against ratifi-
cation Of the treaty and urging that
people be given an opportunity to
express an opinion, was placed in
the congressional record today by
Senator Walsh, democrat or Montana.
Copies of the telegram were report.
ed to have been received BY Vice
President Marshal and many mem
bers.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Democrats READY
TO MAKE THE TREATY
A Campaign SSUE
TO BACK PRESIDENT
Resolution Endorsing
Stand Prepared for
the Committee
CUMMINGS SAYS
HE STANDS PAT

.AY LEASED wire 70 New MexIcant
Washington Jan, 8 "A resolution
endorsing President Wilson's stand on
he peace treaty and commencing his
efforts to establish a league Of peace.
is to be laid before the democratic ma.
tional committee at its meeting tomor-
row with the backing Of the commit
tee officials.
"If have anything to do with it,
said Chairman Cummings today, after
consultation with various party lead
ers, the resolution will be 50 clear
as to leave no doubt about our posi-.
lion. We are behind the PRESIDENT
The announcement that formal ac-
lion BY the committee would be sought
was taken as enhancing the prospect
that the treaty would become an &C.
tive campaign issue. The general ex-
pectation was that the committee
would adopt the resolution, helping
TO open the way for discussion Of the
subject at the jackson day banquet
Thursday night.
Both In q letter from President VIII.
son and In a speech BY william ].
Bryan, the treaty is expected by COM
mitteemen to be brought prominently
forward at the banquet. What they
will say and how far their views will
coincide was the subject OF spirited
discussion today.
The committee resolution Is under
stood to go no further than endorsing
the position Of the president, avoiding
direct declaration for ratification with
out reservation.
The fight over the place OF this
years national convention also to be
decided tomorrow, has become more
spirited. OF the six cities asking for
honor, only three seemed to be Sc
T1ous ~contenders. They we're san
Francisco, Kansas city and Chicago,
with the two former making the most
vigorous fights.
San Francisco boosters were par,
Eiculafly active and claimed to be re-
much encouragement The Pa
rific coast advocates point out that
t undreds Of western delegates IN 1912
required to 90 to Baltimore. June
y, two weeks after the republican con.
F%ention, was the date being promin-
discussed.
"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
LARRAzOLO TO
ATTEND BANQUET FOR
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN
HAYS Of THE C, O.P.
300 Reservations FOL
Love-F east at Denver
Are All Taken
4 GOVERNORS OF
WEST TO BE THERE

Denver. Col. Jan. 1.-THE 900 piate
reservations Tor The banquet to be
given IN honor or VIII II. Hays.
chairman Of the republican national
committee. have al been taken and
space Tor . larxe number 81 other
prominent persons wal being sought
today, according 10 The statement "
Chairman Rash Holland.
Four western republican governors
VIII 30 guests - the banquet tAh1e.
They Are. Governors Oliver n. HhUup
o. Colorado. Robert b Carey o. Wv.
OciasiAno taFTaxolo ~ Nnm
MeKieo and y w. Davis of idaho
Tia conference viii have foprsHen-
from Colorado. New Mexiea|
Aougnna. Wyonine and Utah and 81
70 BE- IN al probability one 81 ihe
rNtheranE4 81 rupuhtteann
bid u NJ wea n recent Yeafa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

DE
SEATS
(By Leased wire q New Mexloanl

t9y Leased Wire 70 New Mexlcan.1
Albany, N. II, Jan. 1.-THE five so
eialist members OF the assembly, in !
resolution adopted, 140 to 8, late today
We're denied seats pending an investi
cation OF their eligibility and qualifica-
tons, Three socialists voted against
the resolution.
This action was taken after a de
%nunciation by Speaker Sweet OF the
socialist party. He declared the SO.
cialists were elected on a platform .ab-
%sOlutely inimicaI to the best interests
Of the state Of New York and the
United States"
Solomon attempted to speak after
the vote was announced, but Speaker
Sweet ruled that he had no privileges
and that unless he and his fellow so
ctalists left the enclosure, the sergeant
at arms would be asked to escort them
from the chamber. None moved. Ser
geant at Arms Haines approached
Claessens and after a very brief whis-
pered conversation, the leader Of the
minority" accompanied the sergeant
at arms to the door. Haines made a
second trip for Waldman and on his
third trip Dewitt, Orr and Solomon
went with him In a body. There was
great applause az the last of the sus
pended members left the chamber.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
SOVIET QUEENS FREE
LOVE Lecture HOLDS
POLICE %SPELLBOUND
THEY MISS THE BOAT
Starlight Sylph Has the
Bulls Going; She's to
Be Deported
RED AMBASSADOR
WILL BE PINCHED

lBy Leased Wire TO New Mexican.1
New York, Jan. 7-Miss Anna
Manson, "a years old, known as
starlight Sylph Of the SoViets" and
declared the most beautiful Boil
seyiki,n was sent to Ellis Island to-
day to await deportation as an alien
agitator. She was arrested in the
raid last night on the Russian lang
uage radical paper "N0vy Mir"
so eloquent was a speech made by
Miss Manson at a police station
where she expounded the doctrines
OF free thought, free speech, equal
distribution OF all wealth and free
love, that her captors missed the
regular ferry to Ellis Island and she
was escorted there individually ~
one Of the police departments mist
courtly detectives.
AMBASSADOR MARTENS
TO BE SENT ON WAY.
Washington, Jan. IA warrant for
the arrest and deportation Of Lud-
wig O. A. X. Martens, self-styled am.
bassador Of the Russian soviet gov
ernmenty has been ordered executed
by the department or justice.
Martens regarded, officials say, as
the real leader Of the communist
party in the United States. vas said
to be in Washington. His arrest was
expected soon,
Determination Of the government
to take Martens into custody was
definitely made after all evidence
had a bearing On activities cfl
the Russian soviet bureau In New
York had been assembled by As
Attorney General Caravan
While officials would not disclose
the nature OF the evidence. they
said some Of It promised to be sen.
3ationaA.
Martens came to Washington near.
" a week ago from New York.
BEGINS or
OVER 500 RAplcALsl
New York, Jan. 7.--Hearings in
the cases OF more than 500 alleged
reds held at Ellis Island on depor.
Eation proceedings began today be-
fore immigration inspectors.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
HeaVieS Fight
In Tia Juana,
KearRS Says
Carpenter Has Accepted
Coffroth' Offer;
July 4 Favored

(Hs Leased Wire 10 New MexIcan1
Los Angeles. Calf, Jan. tia
Jnana, MexicD, will get the Dempsey.
Carpenter fight said Jack Kearns,
manager for the worlds champion.
when advised today BY the Associated
Press OF Georges Carpentier's c0ndi.
tionai acceptance OF Promoter COT.
troth's offer.
Keafna. Dempsey and Coifroth said
said they favored July 4 az the fight
date and ali expressed satisfaction
With Georges Carpenters acceptance
OF CofffCfh's offer. They said they
wonld ngreo to Carpenters suggestion
Tor limiting the fight 70 rs rounds.
THE Ii round limit set BY Descamps
IA 0, X. with me" Kearna said. Per
Rpnaliy ! DO not believe tho fight VIII
luut much longer than one round.
Six would auit Dempsey and me az
wen AZ fB
y feel that there should be a win
aud l0npF's' end Of tho purse and
believe $780, 600 10 the winner and
fiQe.D00 to the loser "a fair. Deseampa
ihe purse split $3.50. malnfnln.
log that Carpenter Il ~ good = draw
InK card a. Dempsey.
That may Be- hat whether o. not
ht T. A. good a fighter IL tbs ques
Lon The French people are Eood
Nov iet Carpentisr ard
take 4 apai1nman'a chance.
a0l tho splitting of tho parse viii no.
hold up tie uebt
cotffoth toi4 NJ ihai uempsey ard
,asneastaf could gpiif he inuysan pie
Hsfa monsF 5ose Mcfins nitlnfes II
no shaW VIA ~ mnfH fAlnahsn thar
my bih0r ssef kaid ~ sceonnt ~ fte
ntefaauaaal esret
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
AMERICANS
BEING SHOT
Dali IN
MEXICO
II. S. Citizen Slain BY
Carranza Soldier
at Tuxpam
DEPARTMENT
is BEING KEPT BUSY
Usual Form Observed
in Case Of Death Of
Roney, Bowles

tHy Leased Wire to New mexIcan.j
Washington, Jan. Cab
riel Porter, an American citi-
zen in the employ Of the Penn
Mex company, was shot and
killed by a Mexican federal
army officer at Tuxpam on
December p, according to adj
vices received by the state de-
partment today from the
American consul at Tampico.
The Mexican authorities first re-
ported that Porter had been accident
ally shot by a companion In q party
returning from a dance. Investigation
BY the Penn-Mexico officials and By
the American consul was said to have
developed, however, that he was shot
by an army officer. Porter's home was
In Fullerton, Calf.
The consul Immediately was ordered
to report further information and II
the circumstances warranted to urge
the local authorities IN the Tampico
district to arrest and punish the guilty
person.
This makes a total Of 20 Americans
killed In the Tampic0 district BY Mex
leans since April Z 1917, Eighteen OF
were employees OF American oil
Yesterday the consul at Tamplco 70
ported the murder or n. ]. Roney and
Earl Bowies, oil mel employed IN the
rampico fields. The state department
Immediately instructed tho embassy
Il Mexico CITY 10 urge tho Mexican
government to take prompt steps 20
bring the guilty to justice and similar
lotion by the department In the casa
" Porter was expected when tho con-
sal had reported additional inlorma-
ion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
MINE WORKERS IN
CONVENTION RATIFY
ACCEPTANCE Of THE
WILSON PROPOSAL
Action Of Officers in
Taking IA Per Cent
Raise Endorsed

10y Leased Wire % Maw MaNIenn-I
Columbus. Ohio. Jan THE United
Nine W0rkeu % America IN conven,
ton here today ratified The action OF
the International officers IN accepting
President Wilson's proposal 10 end the
new Naga agreement.
The Fote was lakan fnat before noon
alter Actlng President LOWS had
made q plea for ~ratiflcaiion. The vote
taken on the motion " President
Murray u the pcnnsyagnniA mlneru
organization thar tho report % sha ~
te~ruaii0nni Officers ~ necapfn1 Af
ecfdinR 10 acting President LaN4A. iha
ratification n4rfiea with ii acceptance
q aaY award 10 ~ made ~ the pfaah
DENTS commission Tha INTO was 1889
inr ratification 70 ayl against
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
PROTEST
AGAINST ALLOWING
DURLESON TO ACT AS
censor OF THE PRESS

~
10y Leased wire 70 New m~sxIcanl
Washington, Jan. Need or nde-
quate laws 70 deal with persons ad-
yocallnE the overthrow OF govern.
naent BY force i violence. was urg.
ed today b. Senator Sterling. repab
lean Of South Dakota, during con.
a~ideration Of the sedition bill n the
senate. The bill, he declared, did not
prohibit discussion as 70 forms or
government, pointing out that a man
could advocate a soviet government
without violating ~ provisions.
Answering an Inquiry By senator
Gfonna. republican 81 North Dakota.
as % the wisdom on giving one man
the power 70 say whether q book or
newspaper Violated the seditlon act
senator Sterling safd mo power had
- BE- lodged somewhere, and since
tse p~oecmaetsr general vas this head
Of the mail system be would be the
proper nan 10 determine whether the
law had been violated. The nehf Of.
nppeai 20 The court was always open,
he said.
6cuaior fborah. Republican,. Idaho.
""" ~" t"At ~ @~AAMNI#iNH kAu
postmaster general % OKrlndc eer.
Tain books and bapers from tho malls
cpasd ruin = mas bnniness befofe
% could obtain . hearing
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stimulated ! lively az
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
.UNSCRAMBLING Of
PACKERS FAILS TO
BRING DOWN PRICES
General Gets
Lively GrilIing by
Senate Members

Washington. Jan. mo promise Of
Immediate reductions in food prices
~ ne result OF dissolution agree.
mont ~ The government and the
packers IL seen BY Attorney General
Palmer. be told the senate aer1cul
fural committee today "a explaining
tho circumstances leading up % The
settlement
There Il great STRESS Iaid.s said
SIR. Palmer, ION thc fact that these
greaf concerns WITH their efficiency
methods, handle bnainess with less
expense than many smaller units, but
Il 90. that u eflclpnry eninod 81 AZ.
tccrAfy We shall have % depend
- settling reeuliu ~ this directions
rom comprsifion and N hey arr u1g
obtained then our whole theory -.
~ef1csncy Falnea w 9emuemtie COM
Petition 4 HruuE
u thero auythinF il he agreement
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Seattle Hockey Team
Out for Championship
Of the Pacific Coast

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 8. Hockey
players Of the Seattle Metropolitan
team hope this winter 20 repeat their
performances o. a year ago Nhen
they won the Pacific Coast Hockey
Association championship and tied
the Montreal ~FlyinE Frenchmen,
champions Of ne east. for The world
title.
Last season WIS Seaitie's second
championship year. the local team
having won The pennant IN 1917. Since
the association wan organized Ia 1919
Fictoria has won The tile twice. New
Westminster once. Portland once.
Vancouver twice ana Seattle twsr6.
Seattle. Vancouver and Victoria
aFe TIE three lanma 10 the association
fhis year. 8rckann. Portland. and
teE Weuminsler HAVE had ftaEss A.
ne ieeEae 10 tha pnni
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
COMPANY THINKS PORTER
DIED ACCIDENTALLY

Pittabnrsh. Pa. Jan. 7.--0abriel
Porter. an employe o. tho Penn.
Mexican company. waa accidentally
killed a. Taxpam. Mexteo, Docem-
Der ~. Ia the view OF the co1npany's
officials hers. The report which
W received from our Mexican man.
Wns. 10 she effeca tnaf portnr
met his death accidentally 4 was
said by the cOmpanYe offices. We
90 nA know shat news the stats
department has. but ~ hellefe that
our lnfDrmaklon ~ eorrnnE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
GOV. SMITH URGES
NEW YORK'S SOLONS
GET OFF THE WAGON

Albany, N. Y, Jan. Reversal OF
the action OF the 1919 Legislature in
Tatifying the prohibition amendment
to the United States constitution was
urged by Governor Alfred d. Smith III
his annual message to the 1920 legis-
lature at its initial session today.
The governor said there was grave
doubt as to the power Of a number OF
state legislatures that have ratified
the eighteenth amendment to do so In
view Of the referendum provisions In
their respective constitutions.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
| ansinR Recommend
Minimum ~ Of
$4,000 for Diplomats

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kpvenment baa heen called upon
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
TO PATRONS OF THE
ENGLISH WEEKLY

Subscribers TO the Weekly New
Mexican Ia English who wish to do
50 may transfer their subscription
and get the Sunday edition Of the
Daily New Mexican for the same
price. " you would rather have the
bic Sunday edition, with its hand.
some rctogravure section each week,
Instead Of the mId-Week edition. just
drop > card to the New Mexican and
the eNchanae will be made.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

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Draft-D odger Found
Hiding in a Box
After 2-Year Hunt

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan 7.--Groyer
Bergdoll, n Of the two brothers ac-
cused Of draft lodging and who have
been sought by the police for the last
two years, was arrested IN his moth
er's homo here today.
Detectives broke into the house by
the front and rear entrances. While
enc Of the men wrested a revolver
from Mrs. Bergdoll, mother Of the two
accused men, the others went through
the house and found Grover, wrapped
IN . blanket hiding In q box seat.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
Eight Wood Men
Meet in "Pink
Room at OiUe9

In response TO the call for a meet
ing OF the Leonard Wood supporters
In st Joseph county, eight republi-
cans met IN the pink parlor of the
OliVer hotel and proceeded TO launch
the Woodfor- President league. sat
urday night
Former Mayor Fred Keller was
elected president OF the league
Charles OstrOm and W. .. Davies.
vice presidents. Herbert Pischke.
secretary, Arthur Mcdonald. pub
Lefty manager. W. G. Erier is coun-
" campaign manager 80 treasurer
was announced as the Wood octet
claimed that Wood adherents never
handled money As the publicity
manager put il. For heaven sake.
lay of that money talk"
Question of Donation.
No announcement was made. how
ever. as 10 whether or not the
pink parlOr' as a melting place for
the Wood adhereuts was a donation
OF the oliver hotel company That
only eight Wood men were LEFT was
explained by the statement that all
the chairs in the. room had been full
when the meeting was begun There
was found 10 be three vacant chairs
in the room beside those occupied
by the eight adherents Of the gem
eral. The leading spirits in the
assembled octet said that il was well
however, that there were not more
present as it was unusually hard to
accom- Dlish much with large crowds
It was automatically announced
that Senator Harding of Ohio. an
other presidential aspirant Will speak
In South Bend, next Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11

Ship Ge10 Ready
for Count After
Alcohol Voyage
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 10.-COmple-
ton OF a round trip TO Capetowu
which included anti-prohibitiOn
celebrations" at sundry South Afri-
can IOrts. the steamer Eten arrived
here today with two members OF
her crew in the brig. a dozen in the
sick bay covered with cuts and
bruises and one buried at sea after
wood alcohol orgy
The steamer sailed out OF this
port last January. six DAYS before
constitutional prohibition went into
effect. She carried crew OF 128
men. most Of whom. according TO
their officers apparently had
shipped for the sole purpose Of go
ing ashore At all the wet ports.
Life on the ocean waves aboard
the Eten proved merry, her Off
GERS said. while in a "jovial' mood
the sailors are alleged TO have
threatened 10 throw the immigra-
ton officer overheard when ne went
out 20 the Eten at Port Elizabeth.
Cape Colony.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
CITY CLAMPS ON
FREIGHT EMBARGO
OWING TO STRIKE
New York Central and Michi-
gan Central Out for In
definite Period.

a freight embargo affecting every
rail line entering South Bend and
territory from Chicago 90 Buffalo
and north 90 Detroit was declared
here yesterday as a result OF the
switchmens strike which has spread
throughout this territory I'm the past
week paralyzing commerce.
No freight viii DE accepted here
for delivery by the New York Cen
trail and Michigan Central lines for
an indefinite period depending on
the duration of the strike and the
embargo also applies TO inbound
consignment
Subject TO Delay
on the Pennsylvania and Grand
Trunk lines, freight is being accept
ed 10 local points subject 20 delay.
II is expected that complete em-
barge viii be declared on these lines
should the strike be prolonged
through the coming week.
AT conference Saturday morning
with J. +. Eremncr, traffic manager
OF the Chamber of Commerce, r. IT,.
Potter. agent of the New York Cen
tral lines expressed hope that the
situation would DE cleared up with
in the coming week.
30 South Bend switchmen have
gone on strike as vet but the posi-
bility was suggested that the strike
which so far has been confined TO
the larger Centcrs would affect the
smaller cities should the switchmen
fail TO gain their end within the
week.