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BOMB WITNESS
JUMPS To Death
FROM window
.IIy Associated PFeHsI

tIIy Associated Pressb
NEW YORK, May Stony TaziO,
detained by the department of JUS
tice as an important witness against
radicals involved in the bomb out
RACES of last June committed sui.
eide today by hurting himself from
a window on the fourteenth floor
of the office building where the de-
partment of justice offices are To-.
Gated
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PROHIBITION SUIT
REMAINS UNSETTLED

tttv N.-Wstat~a rrrs-A
WASHINGTON, MAY 3-Thc ~.
preme court resessed today until
May Il without handing down de-
eisiou on the eoustitutianaity ot the
prohibition amendment and eutorce.
ment act
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CENSUS REPORTS OF
CALIFORNIA TOWNS

uy Associated PreSsI
WASHINGTON, May 3. The cen
sus of Lone Beach Cal, gives a
population of $3.50, an increase of
212 per cent, Pomona. Ca. has lS,.
sos, an increase of 80 per cent
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HYDER, ALASKA
HAS NO TROUBLE

thy Associated Press)
KETCHIKAN, Alaska. May 3.-Ca'
sey Williams, launch captain, who
arrived from Hyder, Alaska, where IA.
dical activities were reported last
week and where the coast guard cut
ter Algonquin was sent in response
to a call for assistance, said normal
conditions prevailed at Hyder Friday.
The captain said he heard nothing of
a call for aid or any uprising at or
near Hyder.
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POLES AND GERMANS
COME TO BLOWS

BERLIN. May "A violent collis-
ion occurred between Poles and
Germans at Ratibor Sllesia yester.
day on the occasion Of the Polish
national festival Many were In.
jured on both sides
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FORECAST FoR THE WEEk

WASHINGTON. Msy Forecast
Tor The period Nav : 70 Nay 5 10.
elusive southern Racst Nsunialu
and piaieau RsKioas Pair weather
uts neafly aormai tsmpsFAiurss
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indicted FOR
SELLING SHIPS
ny Associated 'Press)

tBy Associated 'Press)
NEW YORK, May S-The indict-
ment charging Charles Morse and
Capt w. Mitchell of the United
States Steamship company and the ].
Mccullough company with Violating
the shipping board act which pro-
hibits the sale of American regis
tered vessels to foreigners was re-
turned by the Federal grand jury.
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WOODEN MILLS
SHUT BY STRIKE

NEW BEDFORD Mass, May s.
A strike Of approximately 10000
operatives went into effect at 81
cloth mills here occasioned by
manufacturers notice announcing
new working conditions.
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KILLS FIFTY
AND INJURIES HUNDRED
sunday IN OKLAHOMA

that demolished the town of Peggs,
according to a telephone report from
Tahlequah. Twenty of those bodies
were reported taken from one build.
ing alone, About 100 were injured.
Forty three bodies have been re-
covered.
John Littlefield, his wife and their
seven children are reported among
those killed. DR.. w Hill, the only
physician in town, was killed.
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REHEARING OF STEEL
TRUST SUIT DENIED

Nv Associated frras'
WASHINGTON, May g. The su.
preme court today refused to grant
the governments request for re
hearing the antitrust suit against
the United States Steel corporation.
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THREE BODIES FOUND IN OBSCURE PLACES ARE UNDER INVESTIGATION
TEXANS STAND
WITH PRESIDENT

DALLAS, Texas, May 3-Returns
from Saturdays precinct election in
Texas emphasized the overwhelming
victory of that part of the Democra-
tic party favorable to the National
administration and defeat of the anti
administration forces led by former
United States Senator Bailey.
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AMERICAN.
MURDERED.
IN MEXICO.
tDy Associated PressD


WASHINGTON. May 3.-Two AN.
erican citizens, Greenlaw and his
minor son we're killed by Mexican
bandits yesterday, the state depart
ment was informed today by the
American counsel in Mexico City
The killing occurred at Palazadas,
1876 miles from Mexico City, where
Grenlaw was employed by a British
lumber firm. The State Department
has requested the Mexican govern
ment to take effective measure i'm
mediately for the apprehension and
punishment of the assassins.
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BIG TANKER PULLED
OFF A MUD BANK
ny AssoeIs.sd PressI

Ivy AaaOelated Presal -.
OAKLAND. May 3.-The 10000
ton tanker Vacuum which ran into
the mud en- the Alameda shore
while being launched at the Moore
shipbuilding company, here satur-
day night. was floated at high tide
az midnight last night company Of
flcals said.
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SUGAR HOARDER
MUST PAY fine

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-The
sentence of $4,000 fine and five
months Imprisonment imposed by the
United States District court on Hulet
Merritt, a wealthy Pasadena resident,
for boarding sugar in violation of the
food conservation act. was affirmed
by the Cout of Appeals todaly..
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-03
DISCOVERS SECRET
OF MAKING AMMONIA

ROME. May Production ot ~.
uthetic ammonia l. announced BY
nr Cssale. prominent Ia the Italian
chemical industry vhn says he sol
yed the prohlsm hy ihs uss q spec
lal maehlaery and chsmical Foagen,
of hla owa invsntion
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GERMAN PATRIOT
DIES in Chicago
nv Associated Press1

CHICAGO, May 3.-Otto Butz, law
yer and friend of the late Theodore
Roosevelt, died at his home in Win
netka today. Butz, as president Of
the Chicago branch of the Friends
of German Democracy, issued state
ment in German setting forth Ameri-
can war aims which was dropped by
aviators over the German lines.
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JUAREz IN
Of
NEW PARTY

uS A-Suciated PrczSl
Ell PASO, Texas. May g. Juaraz
Joined the Mexican rebellion today
Revolutionary troops entering the
city was acclaimed amid wild scenes
OF 10Y
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PolEs oeeUPY BiGv

itts tzsastatsa Fsssst
WARSAW. Nav : Polish forces
occupied kiey Yesterday according
ta newspapers here
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MARYLAND COP.
VOTING TODAY
ny Associated Pressl

ny Associated Pressl
BALTIMORE, May 3.-Senator
Johnson and General Wood are ii.
ghting it out at the presidential
primary today for the sixteen votes
of Maryland at the republican nation
al convention. The democrats have
no contest and their delegates are
not unpledged.
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ny Associated PFess1
NIUSKOGEE, Okla, May 3.-Fifty
five bodies have been recovered
from houses wrecked in a storm
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Local Observer United States .
Weather Bureau;
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-19

sense of fairness that will stand i'm
mortal. Something else
Crisp is the best parliamentary
in congress. Everybody, even the
republican, concede that, and
knowledge of parliamentary law is
most deadly weapon In the house.
In 1917 and 1918, the farmers of
the west, ,(on account of the prices of
their wheat and other products be-
ing fixed, demanded that price be
fixed on cotton. There was bitter
feeling in the house among the
northern democrats and republicans
on this question. On May 21, 1917,
Mr.. Moore, of Pennsylvania, offered
an amendment to the revenue bill
to put tax of $3.50 a bale on cot
ton, 1t was feared by the southern
men that if it reached a vote it
would be adopted. Crisp made a
point of order against the amend
ment, argued it and succeeded in
coming to a vote, and thus defeat
ed the tax. This is confirmed by
reference to vol. 55, part 3, page
2664, 61st congress, first session.
Again, on September II, 1918, Mr..
Moore offered an amendment to the
new revenue bill to tax cotton SO a
bale. Crisp again succeeded in de-
feating it by making a point of or
der against it. See vol. Sc, page
1O5O9, 65th congress, second ses-
sion.
When these things are taken into
consideration, am frank to say the
people of the Third district in Geor-
gia will be slow to letting a man
of Crisp's asset value to his district
the state and the south, go out OF
j congress.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-19
CRISP PAPOWER
FOR The SOUTH
Committee Position I'm
portant-A Potash
Incident

The high Importance to the
soprheastern states Of Congressman
Chas. r. Crisp, of this district, be-
ing kept in congress, among other
things. because of the committee
position which he holds and which
yould be lost should he be retired
s pointed out in an Interesting side
lights article on affairs at the ma
tional capital, written by James A.
Holloman, Washington correspond
ant Of the Atlanta Constitution, and
published in a recent edition of that
newspaper. Says Mr.. Hoiloman:
Take Judge Charles R. Crisp, of
the Third Georgia. Did it ever oc-
cur to yod that Judge Crisp is the
only member of congress from the
states of South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama and Louisiana on
the ways and means committee, the
most powerful committee ! in the
house, and the committee on COM
mittees? And did it ever occur to
you that in this one fact Georgia
has an asset the loss of (which
would be a blow that a generation,
in the passing of time, might not
remedy? To get on the ways and
means committee Is an honor that
few members attain. 1t is a privi-
lege that many seek but few enjoy.
1t is q position of advantage in leg
islative influence that a state is
fortunate to have, and to lose it.,
when gained, is little short of a
calamity. l am speaking plainly,
and without the slightest purpose to
embarrass the ambitions of any
man. | am speaking for Georgia
and the interest of the voters gen
orally.
Let me tell you of one little in
stance in this ways and means com
mit1ee business. Fordney has a bill
before it to tax potash $3.50 a unit
in the interest of Nebraska and Cal
ifornia potash producers. Every
Georgia farmer knows what such a
bills means to him. Crisp, as a
member of that committee, has led
he fight to prevent the bill being
favorably reported out, and al
though Fordney is chairman Of the
committee, and it is republican con
trolled, Crisp has so far prevented
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Mrs. Lions tail to finish me, 1
guess" she said finally, and was off
with a bound
Pride goeth before a fall" said
the Magical Mushroom from Nan
cy,s pocket, "I'll bet Mrs. Lion will
tell her how foolish she looks, for
Mrs. Lion is sensible!"
"Oh, well, let's hunt for Jocko, +"
said Nick. "Come on, Nancy, we
can't stay here all day" And the
Green Shoes pattered away
with the twins. They were going TO
have another adventure.
Copyright, 1920, N. E. Al
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ADVENTURES
or THE TWINS
k1 Olive Roberts Bertcs1
Roberts B@tnsa

the animals, and now that l have
such beautiful colors, perhaps
they'll think I'm a rainbow and give
me the prize Just wait until l tell
the parrot, who so kindly loaned me
his paints"
But suddenly her smile faded.
What shall | do about my tail?"
she exclaimed. 'I've nothing to
paint it with II have to hunt an
other brush" And she thought a
long time, "I'u have to borrow
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-19

vantages to a state of seniority in
fuence in congress
He was the author of the bill to
make the salary of the president,
supreme court justices and all fed
eral judges, cabinet officers and
members of congress subject to the
income tax, the same as people in
private life. He led the commit
tee fight and also the house fight
for the measure which is now a
law, and it is a monument to his
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-19
MRS. LEOPARD's SPOTS.

MRS. LEOPARD'S SPOTS.
"Now that's what | call extremely
stylish" Mrs. Leopard was talking
to herself, but Nancy and Nick
heard. They were peeping and saw
a most amazing sight.
"Do you 'spose she's trying for
the Jungle Beauty Show, too?" said
Nancy. "All the animals here in
Topsy-Turvy Land seem to have the
craze"
"It looks like it," answered Nick.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-19

any favorable report. The bill is
pending; the fight is on; Crisp has
so far won. What a suicidal policy
it would be to take this man, as
an illustration, out of a position
where he means millions of dollars to
the farmers of the south by re-
naming there.
While l am talking about Crisp
| want to tell you something else
about him, although l went into
this story only to discuss the ad-
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-19

Gust see what she's doing noww
Dipping her tail in paint pot
and painting out the spotsr" giggled
Nancy. "And putting stars and
moons on instead. Look there!
Shes just painted her ears and nose
red and put on some dabs of whitew
Mrs Leopard turned round and
round, proudly looking at her refec-
tion in the pool. That's wonder
ful effectW she purred contentedly.
Just what / wanted!. Now | look
exactly like a clown in the circus.
Pm already the most graceful of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
10000 "Ro9osp EN- EL EsTADo De
NUEvA YORK


Nueva York, Ener0 6--Aias dc co..
1000 enemigos extraugeros en- 81 parti.
do comunista on 81 solo estado de- Nue.
va York, ostAn organixados para alta.
car , destrnir q gobierno establecido
de los Eatados Unidoa. E'stOa graba,
Jan baio la direction de jefes Bolshe-
vikiB en- RuHia, aegdn declard hoy el
senadof Clayton r. Lnak preGidcnte
del cumltt legislative que eSta inyesii-
gando las condicionea sedicioaaH.
Fl Senndpr dijo que en- adlcldn n los
irabaiadoreg del pnrtIdo Comnnisia ha.
bia 'olras organifacionoB reyoluciona,
rina@ que trnbainn actiynments para
eonaeKuir fos mismos fines. ianto co
mo oiFoB cucrpca Que amman sns nc
tyidndus. sin parficipar nhlertamcnte
~ Senador cDntinu0 diciqndo. que
10 arfesius ann ~ han herhO en- ei
eBlndo sohrs Il cargo da anarquia
criminal y para dopnrlacl6n no ileEa
mas AZ npsnaa "a superlicie de "
aituaei6nf
"A rniAH orKaniHnelnmWs 10 iNa IA
per;niiido ilegar 4 tales proportiones
que el dnieu modo ave rue1en naf
destynidss ~ 0ar los cindadaeos lea
ira "a raaa potiacidn - afFauiccn y
cr1terna con la AnloFifadau fseefairs
, iocaies rara aetrubFir y prptacsiAr 4
los sfaidsFse-
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fianza era excesiya, en- vista de la evi-
dencia presentada por su cliente,
Laurene Gardiner. una nlnita dc trece
amos. quien testified que ella andaba
on compafia del Dir. Schott, entregan-
Go presentes de Navidad. al mismo
tempo que Sc cree que la Srita. Grit.
fifth fue aseslnada. La nffIta fue pues-
to en- libertad bajo una pequefia fianxa
hasta que SO inyestigue su cauaa en- Ia
Corte Juyenil III testimonio en- Ia
exaainacl6n prellminaria del Dr.
Schott descrubri6 10 que Ia polfcia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

waahlngtnn. Ener0 I. z.-EI conso %,
eeuag dtclmo cnarta - cgmpn- boz
con una fuaraa St personals
cufo debof aefa contar q ioa hofnbree,
mniarna nlf0a cue fasiden en leH
Esta1Os il==t4oa. Al mlamo tempe
ferognf lodn IA Information posihie z
curca de ios voeufap a. r. nacion. Ae
eapeFa aua = uafa se coucluya eh d.
a1nAnna. Daru - cpmpilaclon az lts
flgura1 ptgaablentnp rrqalfira spnip
cualfn uas1l
~ estiina qna "a popniaei1n - en.
lfn foI a ~ mNianfs consfaiadQH Goa
" milinnt8 qua hahia ~ 1910 Eaafde
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iante IA stmlnaltuazitH AZ Ge1fns
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srnrf8lnF annts "a ets4 Aaeise4D Al
irahals "a eensa hsin ~ filtfrIA 81
kanaaaf 4 AnEsfe ma aei 4Fsaffs
serta a. feNsa tsas eilaais# e
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
uMicAMENTE poe cAaAs ouGpA-
RON gh UNA ALDEA ouE FUE
pGaTRulQA

CinAma a. MkHfco. Eneru s,-~uniea'
menga dos casaa duednfuu "a PIE en
"a Miaaa az Couaiten. eBtado % FeFa
Cruz, donda goday1a no - ~ euieuia'
90 csianfo nart a n1n,efn 10 muaftn1
laMtimAa0a. como f0aals44o Del tnn.
blur % terra cue 80 vprifct ~ a.
hato "a is naeAa. aaFan ioa maeatfun
loa informus aun - feeiblnEaa ngll
hoT.
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"a CrIx. afnastE - n a. ita<u1*a
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sieaaA fss esstraisa w. ss tssebips
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

Chicago, Enero 3.--lE prendimientc
on toda la naci0n de los radicales ha
resultado en- Ell arresto de 548S "rojos'
lde quienes Sc tenian sospechaS en-
81 ciudades, segdn las figuras que
Sc informaron aquf hoy al medic dfa.
| Los prendimientos continuaran poT
dos o tres dias, hasta que sean apre-
| lhendidos todoa los que estan marcados
para ser examinados v posiblementc
lpara ser deportados, segin han dicho
| los oficiales federaIes en- esta ciudad,
Nueya York encabeza la lista con
800 arrestog Boston Detroit, cada
Iuno ha inf0rmado 600; Chicago $50. in
cluyendo un grande ntmero que ha
sido tornado por los oficiales de esta.
do; zoo en- New Hampshire; 164 en-
Philadelphia y 100 en- cada una de las
siguientes plazas Cleveland, Trenton,
Youngston, Ohio. y Brockton, Mass.
ri viernes en- ID noche a las nueve,
los oficiales BE m0vieron con Ia pre-
cisi6n del reloj en- la apprehension
dc los trabajadores c0munistas y sns
ssmpatizadores. Ell numero de arres-
tos hasta hoy habfa aIcanzad0 la iii
gura mas alta que ningin otro ITEM
po en- Ia historic del pals. FL go
bierno espera llenar 0tra area So
viets y mandarla atrayes del Atlanti-
co para la Russia Bolsheyih dOnde Sc
les perrnitirA a los radicales reuntrse
con sus parientes y amigos.
Las invasi0nes SO conducieron par
ticularmente encontra de los comunis-
tas y los gsupos comunistas de radicar
les, asf anunci6 al departamento de-
jusficia, con objecto de obtener evil
dencia para someter al departamento
de trabaio para ID depQrtaci0n de ~un
grandfsimo n6mero de nuestros anar-
duistas mas peIigrosos y radicales q
gitadoros."
Washington. Enero 3.--"Causas per.
fectas," encontra de 1916 de las 45OO
TersDnas que fueron arrestadas anocile
y hoy en- las incursriones do radlca'
les por todo 81 pals, deben ser infor-
niadas al departamento de justloia es-
ID tarde, nnuncio el aaistonte fiscal
general Carvan
Dijo Que los lnformc trataban prin-
olpaamente de- los arrestos dc extrarl-
scros que todav1a estaban le10s de
YER completados. Por ciudades son las
3iguieutes:
Nueva York. 201 'causaa perIectasf,
y "a auna volumlnosa de liternturA
regIstroa libroa de Ia organization
'neron aeid0s.
Newark, 800 caugas perfcctaB'' VI
os oficiales principalcs. incluyendo al
dol astado por 81 partldo
,omunistn fueron tomados. Tnmbien
10 capturaron implementoa De deatru
,ci6n.
Detroit. nida Dc 600 pors0naa arres-
adas. 207 Do laa cuales han sldo exs-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
plEx EsTApos PoR YIN TEMHLoR
De TlERRRA EN- MEXICO

Muertes an Vera Cruz. Aparece que Ia
convulsi6n rcsuit6 del Volcano orl-
xaba. So extlende del ooIfo al Pa
ciflco.
Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico. Enero 81
Diez estadoa fuerQn sacudidos por IN
temblor de terra el SabadO en- Ia
noche. destriiy0 al menoa dos aldeas en-
el estado de Vera Cruz. Los estados
yisitados pOr 81 temblor de TERRA fue-
ron Mexico, Vera Cruz, Oasaca. Cue
rrero, MoreIos, Jalisco. TlaxeaIa, Hi
dalgo QueFetar0. Eztos estados 80
cxtiendeu del lsm0 dc Techupautepec
en direction nCroeste cerca do 900
milIas dehde 81 golfo dc Mexico
hasta 81 Oceano PaclficO. Los infor.
mes recibidos hasta las once anoche
indlcaban que el cantro do conmoci0n
selsmaca era en- Va vicindan del Monte
Orizaba, un volcano que esta situado
como 20 nsillas al oeHte dc Vera Cruz
en- Ia Inca diviBoria entire los estados
Dc Vera Cruz y Puebla.
En- esa viclnadad fue doHde SO cause
81 mayor dafo. Te0ceio. una peQue.
fia villa ubicada IS millaB al nDreste
del volcano fiie virtnaimento dcstruida
IA aldea de- Coustiaz. le fOc6 "a mis-
ma suoria, gus % otra placiia % esa
yecindnd. Los aiambres telegreficoa
fueron deatruidns por u yiolencia del
ttmbior. y por cNa rnzon solAmente
parte 40 so1 informoa hau ilesadc .
esta ciudad: pero ae dice cue acsecle-
ron muchas musrtea en- amhns pla1Aa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

Chicago Enero 5.--Esn una session
J eiecutiva que Sc tuyo aqui hoy por
la comisi0n que tiene q cargo los
arTeglos para Ia convention republl-
cana. que sc verificara el dia ocho
de- 'Junio pr0xlmo. 80 dlscutieron y
80 adoDtaron los planes que 50 pom
dram en- accion.
MiombrDs del comlte nacional y
nujeres republicans de mnchos es
tados atendieron 3 Ia confefencia con
objecto Dc adoptar los met0dos que
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campafia. Los maneiadorea de las
campafias del General Wood. cl gober'
nado rLowden. 81 senadoF Harding; q
OobernadOr Coolidge 90 Massachusetts
otros candidates prcsidenciales han
alberto cunFtelcs generates en- Ia civ
dad. y oslen empehaaos actiyamente
ca Ia campala.
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