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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
BEGIN PROBE OF
JAP IMMIGRATION
Sen. Phelan, of California, is
First Witness to Testify
Before Committee.
5, Associated Press:

SAN FRANCISCO July 1.-THE
uun 5Gration and naturalization COM
mitteC of the house began here Mon
day an investigation OF the Iapanes O.
immigration situation in California.
opponents and proponents OF Japan
csc immisratiOn are TO testify
James ID. Phcl1a. United states SEN
atoy of California; was the. first Wit
moss
sen. Phelan testified the Califor-
nia-MeNiCo Land and cattle COM
pony Of Imperial county. California.
was about 10 sell So0.000 acres 4
its holdings TO Japanese interests "a
year aEo. but tho project was stop
ped because some OF the directors
were more patriotic than others
son Phelan said that IN visits 10
CalcNico and Tijuana ne had found
evidence that Japanese were being
suluSgled over the state border He
charged the Japanese consulate Los
Angeles with connivinC 10 smuggle
japanese in vessels Landing at the
Los Angeles harbor
Jchn T. Irish OF Oakland a land
owner. testified he would rather
lease his land 20 japanese than 10
white farmers because the japanese
took better care OF tho land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
PUBLIC SERVICE MEN
APPROVE RATE RAISE

INDIANAPOLIS. July 12.-The
Indiana public service commission
Monday authorized the Indiana Cen
eral Service company TO increase its
rates in Marion, JOnesbOrO, Fair
mount Castor, Matthews. Upland
Sweetzer. Summitville, FowlertOn
and Gas City.
The new basis rates range from
six cents for the first twenty kilowat
hours 20 two cents for all over 16.-
600 kilowatt hours. An additiOnal
charge of twentieth Of one cent
a kilowatt hour Will be made If bills
are not paid within ten days after
presentation. The same schedule Of
rates is in effect at Elwood. The
company recently received an in
crease al MunCie.
The Central States Gas company
operating at Vincennes filed "a pc
tition for an increase i'm rates. Pres
ent rates range from $50 for the
first 1000 cubic feet 10 $40 for the
fifth 1000 cubic feet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
WILL DEFINE
PLAN OF HUN
PREPARATIONS
Allie q Commissioners and
German Delegates Will Hold
Special Conference.

BY Associated Press
SPA. Belgium. July 10. - The
heads OF the allied delegations met
Chancellor Fehrenbach and DR..
Simons Monday afternoon and con-
ferred for an hour on the goal and
reparations questions. IL was de-
cided that the members Of the re-
parations commission should meet
delegates appointed by the allied
governments. together with the Ger
man delegation and experts. with a
view 20 defining the details and eX-
act scope Of the German plan.
This mixed commission viii be-
gin It's meetings Tuesday in order
TO submit "A report TO the conference
with the least possible delay.
Communicate Protocol
The text of the coal protocol
drafted Sunday after the experts
discussion was communicated 10 the
German delegates. Proposals re-
garding the monthly tonnage Of coal
deliveries were exchanged without
result and il was declared that in
these circumstances the figures fixed
by the reparations commission were
adhered 10. The Germans an
nounced that they would reconsid-
er the question and give their reply
at a later meeting.
The allies spontaneously an
nounced that in view of the inform
alton given concerning the under
nourishment OF mine workers, they
were prepared 10 study the ques-
tion OF Improvement in their food
position and asked the German del
egatiOn TO submit practical suggeS-
tions 10 that end
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
AMERICANS IN WARSAW
SET FOR ARRIVAL OF
BOLSHEViKI SOLDIERS
nv Associated Press ::


WARSAW, July l2.-Americans
and other foreigners in Warsaw are
considering emergency plans in
event the bOlsheviki menace the
city. The Red Cross and other well
fare organization members Monday
discussed plans for the evacuation
of the city and also for the care OF
American property.
Col. Harry Gilchrist. chief of the
expedition to combat typhus has
called a meeting TO organize a chap
ter of the American legion. At the
meeting the question of offering the
services OF the legion 10 the Polish
government will be discussed The
legion members will guard the Am
eriCan property and look after AM
ericans who may remain in Warsa W
If the bolsheviki arrive here. 1t is
estimated that there are 200 Am
orleans in Warsaw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
WILL REQUIRE REPORT
OF INDIANA EXPENSES
FOR LAST I8 MONTHS

By Associated Press.
.INDIANAPOLIS July ia report
from all the state departments OF
their expenditures during the year
1919 and the first six months of 1920
will be required by resolution IL
troduced by Rep. Burton D. Green.
republican Of Deedsyille, and adopt
cd bv the house at the opening Of
the special session Of the legislature
MondaV.
4 viva voce on the resolution
brought "a roar Of ayes apd roar
Of noes. Speaker Bach declared the
resolution adopted. saving, there
is nothing asked in the resolution
that this body IS not entitled 10
know
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
TEN ARMED BANDITS
WOUND SEVEN. STEAL
$4,000, GET AWAY

t3N Assoc late0 Press.
JOLIET, Ill, July 12.-Plain-
field. a suburb nine miles west of
Joliet was Monday night recovering
after the town had been taken by ten
armed bank bandits Monday morn
ing, seven persons wounded and the
Plainfield state bank robbed of SO, -
900 in cash ard government bonds.
The bandits. after sweeping the main
street Of the town with rifle fire,
escaped in two automobiles. one Of
the bandits was wounded.
Stewart Moore ana Paul Walte,s s.
Il years old youths returning To
Plainfield, noted an automobile in
the ditch at the side Of the road.
When they went 10 offer assistance
the bandits knocked them dOwr and
fired at their PROSTATE bodies
The machine was eXtricated FROM
the ditch before posses arrived and
the bandits continued their flight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13

La bOr Delegates
Ask "48" Men to
Start Fire1OOrkS
Ey Associated Press
EHTC AGO trr..

Ey Associated Press:
CHICAGO. July p - Charges
that the committee OF forty-eight is
composed OF intellectuals and
"plutes' as "suave. subtle and slick
as YOU 'em" and has spilled the
beans" by delay. labor party dele
gates Monday voiced demands that
their convention proceed with busi-
ness Tucsdap with or without the
forty Fighters
Abraham Leftowitz, OF New York.
declared the labor group was no
match for the slick lawyers in
the forty eight convention and that
II conferences continued the forty
Fighters would come of victorious.
Robert VI. Buck, Illinois. said the
real men I'm the forty-eight con-
vention were the farmers and advo-
Gated adoption OF the name Farm
or labor 20 bring the farmer group
Of forty Fighters into the labor
mOvmcnt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
AMERICAN PEOPLE
LEAVE WARSAW
Bolsheviki Forces Making
Rapid Advances on Minsk
and KoVel.
BY Associated Press

AN .ASNff. 'lJltl IfeN>.
WARSAW. July 12.-News from
the battle front is meagre but al last
accounts the Americans were report
ed 10 have evacuated Ninsk Kevel
and other towns toward which the
bolsheviki are approaching in their
1900 kilometer (145 miles west
ward sweep.
Many OF the telegraph wires are
down and the railroads have been
cut az various points
II IS reported here that Ninsk is
on FIRE but il is not certain owing 20
the difficulties OF communication
whether the bolsheviki have set oc-
cupied the city.
The Catholic archbishop here has
appealed 20 members Of the church
10 join the cOlors A special mass
has been called for Sunday al which
prayers will be offered for Poland $
safety
The Russian residents OF Warsa "
have held a meeting and begun the
organization Of infantry and cavalry
detachments 20 fight the advancing
bolsheviki.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
COMMUNISTS LOSE
FIRST FIGHT IN
ILLINOIS COURT
Judge Rules Activities of
Reds" Prior to Passage of
Sedition Law May Be Used.

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO. July 12.-The state
Monday claimed it scored its first
victory in the trial of William Bross
Lloyd. millionaire member of the
communist labor party and 10 other
alleged officers of that organization.
when Judge Hebel ruled that activi-
ties OF the defendants prior 20 the
passage of the Illinois sedition act
could be utilized as evidence. The
defendants are charged with con-
spiracy 10 advocate the overthrow
Of the government
The opening statement by the
state, presented BY Lloyd ID. ,Heth.
assistant states attorney. contained
a resume Of the alleged acts of the
defendants which the state said il
would attempt 10 prove. l, dealt
with the activities of the alleged
radicals IN indorsing and adopting
ideas which Mr.. Heth said were IrO-
mulsated in soviet Russia.
Attempt to- Enforce Ideas.
An attempt was made to enforce
those ideas in Seattle and in Winni-
peg by general striking. the prose-
cutor said. Mr.. Heth charged that
Lloyd in various Speeches, openly
said that in order 10 attain the ends
OF the communists. the present form
of government must be overthrown
by force of arms. The com
radeS" said Mr.. Heth were advised
To dynamite banks and armories in
order 10 obtain funds. arms and am
munition with which 10 destroy the
government
A. the conclusion OF the state at
torney's statement attorneys for the
defense obtained permission TO defer
making an opening statement until
later.
Among the defendants in court
Monday were: Ludwig Lore, New
York. and Edwin Firth. indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
Rep. Axby, Democrat, Ques.
tions Speaker Eschbach's
Right to Office.
HEAR GOODRICH TALK
Seventeen Measures Intro.
duced in Senate and House
at Initial Session.
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press;
INDIANAPOLIS Ind July IA
After brief skirmishes i'm both houses
in which the democrats opened the
way for further attacks during the
fan campaign. the Indiana legisla-
ture began its 81 IeCial session Mon
day afternoon TO consider tax revi-
sion measures. special appropria-
tiOnS and other legislation recom-
mended by Gov James =. Goodrich
In the house, j. T. Axby. democrat
of Lawrenceburg questioned the
right of Jesse +. Eschbach 10 act as
speaker on the grounds that II is un-
institutional for him 20 hold this Of
fee after serving as examiner for
the state board OF accounts since his
election as representative. The re-
publican majority. however. con-
firmed Mr.. Eschbach's election as
speaker.
&. .. i. Defeats Resolution.
Tn the senate a resolution by r. p.
Elsner. democrat of Seymour. asking
for information as 20 why the gov
ernCr had not called specia. cleo
tions 10 hll democratic vacancies in
the senate was defeated.
When the republican majority had
disposed OF the two attacks the legis-
lators proceeded with their work and
before adjOurning until I o'clock
Tuesday morning completed the or
gauiZatiOn i'm both houses and had
introduced for consideration II bills
. in the house and five in the senate.
Gov Goodrich in "a 12-minute ad-
dress outlined the program Of leg
islation which he believes should be
put through AT this session. The
most important bills are those advo-
m.ar.
laws and legalizing the horizontal in
creases made by the state board of
tax commissions.
AXby's Attack
Rep. AXby's attack upon the ie-
galiJy of the election OF Mr.. Esch-
bach as speaker came Immediately
following the opening prayer by Rev
q. c. GOhn of the first United Breth-
rem church. Indianapolis Rep. AK
10y took the floor and read his pro-
test in which he cited laws which
ne declared supported his contention
that AIR. Eschbach in accepting the
appointment as chief examiner Of
the state board Of accounts forfeited
his membership in the legislature
and could therefore not legally act
as sEeaker.
Il was brought out on "A question
of information 10y Rep. Adolph +.
Decker. republican Of Evansville.
that Mr.. EsChbach had resigned
Monday from the accounting Board.
Rep. James a. Crai-. democrat OF
Greenwood. then asked If Mr.. Esch-
bach was on the state payroll since
his election as representative.
Close Questioning.
Mr.. EsChhach closed the question
ing by declaring that "al' this is out
OF order a- this time" Tie tncn or
CONTINUED or PAGE FoUR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
TROUBLE BREWING
IN FUSION PARTY
Latest Crowd of Politicians
March In Parade With
out LabOrites.
By Associated Press


CHICAGO. July 12-Representa-
tives of five political and semi-po-
ltiCal organizations marched Mon
day IN formal fashion under the
sheltering wing u the committee az
-4S's attempt 90 create now fusion
party. but the labor party. conceded
the most imI ortant single group. was
still outside of the fusion arrange
uents AZ night Statements from the
conference room indicated that the
tension was hich. and that the conn
mittee Of As representatives objected
90 the term democratic operation
as applied 10 government ownership
OF railroads. for which both stand
There were differences over the
name for the new party the labor
men demanding the definite word
labor" somewhere in the title.
Three Drafts.
Meanwhile the abor party and
the convention Of the committee ot
IS continued 20 progress. Each mem
Der of the labor party platform COM
u1it.ee was armed with three COM
pIete platform drafts. each one OF
which contained an Irish freedom
plank. 20 which the committee of -
delegates were said 20 have oblcc-
ti0n The IS convention listened 90
a day o. oratory. with no action until
fu~- before the close. the rcprescn-
tativcS OF the American corstl,u-
tional party. the American party oi
Texas. which has not previously par
ticirated iu the activities singit
takers. world war veterans associa
ton and rank and hle veterans or
ganlzation marched into the conVen-
ton hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
APPOINT BULLOCK IS
RECREATION DIRECTOR

Recommendation for raises in
the salaries in some OF the school
city employees. made by Building
superintendent Smith at the last
meeting Of the school board were
approved at the meeting of the
board Monday night.
col. c. c. Bullock was appointed
rcCreational director for the year
beginning August 1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
DEMOCRATS
WILL STUMP
EVERY STATE
Franklin ID. Roosevelt Make:
Announcement Following
Meeting With Gov. Cox.
START CAMPAIGN SOON
Naval Official Will Retire
About Aug. Presidential
Nominee Gives Talk.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. O.. July 12.-Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt. democratic nomi-
nee for vice president. announced
Monday following a conference that
both he and the governor had de
cided that they would consider no
state as being hopeless and that
they would carry the night into ev-
cry state i'm the Union during the
coming campaign.
This was the first definite an
nounCement % come from the heads
OF the ticket since their nomina-
tiOn. Both the governor and my
self are not going 10 consider any
state hopeless. We intend 20 go in
20 every one" Mr. Roosevelt said.
Rcitcratcs CON's Statement
Mr.. Roosevelt also reiterated
Gov. Cox's recent .intimation that
the campaign will be carried into
the west at an early date. He said
he expected 20 take the stump i'm
mediately after his official notifica-
tion. He also stated that he ex-
pected 10 resign as assistant seCre-
tary OF the navy about August / or
Immediately after tie return Of
Secretary Daniels from Alaska.
The vice presidential nominee stated
that he considered the League Of
Nations one OF the dominant issues
OF the campaign. not only I'm the
east but also in the west He said
he expected 20 make his campaign
chiefly on the League OF Nations is
sue.
Mr.. Roosevelt stated that he
hopes 10 be In Dayton on July 20
when the democratic national COM
mittce meets there and also that ne
hopes TO see the president soon He
said the til,c Of his conference with
thc president would depend solely
upon the desire Of the chief eXecu-
tive.
Continue Conference.
Gov. Cox did not discuss the con-
ference with his running mate 9TH
CT than 10 say they had talked
some OF campaign plans and that
they expected 10 continue the con-
ference Monday night until Mr.
Roosevelt leaves for the east at
9:36.
It was Gov. Cox's first day at the
executive office since his nomina-
zion He arrived on an early train
from Dayton Monday morning and
went directly 90 the capitol At an
informal reception the governor
spoke from the steps OF the sta te
house to several thousand people.
asserting he had never broken con-
fdeuce with the people OF the COM
monwealth. and adding that he
had the deepest conviction" that
the guarantee OF progressive gov
ernment will be adopted by the peo-
pie OF the nation I'm the election OF
Mr.. Roosevelt and myself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
NAN FATALLY HURT
MIKES HURRIED TRIP
HOME ~ TINE TO DIE
BN Associated Press.

BN Associated press.
ATHENS, Ga, July 12.-Stanhope
Irwin of San Francisco, brother of
Mayor Irwin of Athens. reached this.
his home town Monday. in time TO
die after a hurried trip from san
francisco in a private car. Death
was the result OF broken neck Sus-
tained in "a fall at his California
home Realizing that he was fatally
hurt Irwin insisted that If possible
he reach Athens before the end
Alexander Irwin. a brother. also
met death "a few years ago in fall
at the Irwin home here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
NEU' MEXICAN ENJOY
ARRIVES ~ ENGLAND
BY Associated Press

HT AFs0HlIf'I IIFr~
LONDON. July 12-Felix +. Pa
lavlnci. Mexican envoy ~ Great Brit
ain SDain France. Belgium and
italy. Monday presented his creden-
tials TO the foreign office here
Senor Palavinci said Monday that
his mission was 20 renew the re.a-
tiOns between Mexico and Great
britain and also the other countries
to which NJ is accredited ie added
that he represented q pro-alli gov
ernment in Mexico which pr miScs
70 make good damages done ~ Brit
ish property in Mexico
Senor Palavinci shorty viii pro-
coed 10 the other countries 20 which
he IS accredited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
PRAISES cox

WASHINGTON. July 2-Sen
Carter Glass ~ Virginia. home Eor-
dav from tho democ~atio national
convention. declared that Gov Cox
the presidential nominee is genu-
inc democrat and. II elected. will
give the country "a safe and clean ad-
lninistration
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
CretC Refuses to " ash.
Liner in Quarantine
" Associated p

BOSTON. Tuly 12-The White
Star liner Crctic has been held AT
Quarantine since Friday. because the
crew refused 20 be washed The de-
teltion involves /. $40 steeraze pas
senSers and is fostinr the comPar-
about 10000 a day. First class pas
sencers were allowed 10 land without
bathing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
REPUBLICANS
FAVOR SHORT
LAW SESSION
Hold Caucus to Decide Action
of General Assembly
at Capital.
BY Associated Press /:


INDIANAPOLIS. June 12-Re-
publican members Of the Indiana
general assembly which convened in
special session Monday. met Monday
night in a caucus 10 consider a pro-
gram OF legislation but apr arently
made little progress beyond decid-
ing that they favored a short ses-
sion. House republicans and senate
republicans held separate meetings
early in the evening and later met
together in the house chamber.
Following the meetings leaders
announced that the sessions were
harmonious and that the majority
members OF the assem- bly, were in
favor of completing the work of the
special session as quickly as possi-
BILE
House members were reported To
be in favor of plan TO reject all
bills introduced after the Wadnes-
day roll call. In order 70 cut off a
flood OF bills which various interests
are urging for consideration. il is
thought probable that such a plan
will be followed.
Nothing Definite.
Although no program was deter
mined upon definitely some leaders
tax revision bill introduced Monday
would have the right Of way in the
house Tuesday
Democrats also held n caucus at
a hotel Monday night. The minority
members also favor a brief session.
They gave unanimous Endorsement
to the American legion bill for an
Indiana war memorial.
The democrats also declared them
selves in favor Of the administra-
tion bills for appror riations for the
maintenance of state institutions and
for making necessary amendments
to the election laws coincident with
the ratification of the federal suff-
rage amendment. They voted TO op-
pose the administration plan of le-
CALLING the horizontal tax increase
and also the proposition to purchase
and operate a state coal mine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
FLORIDA GOVERNOR
REFUSES TO CALL
SPECIAL SESSION

'N N~~nVIHfPU I+TeS~.
PENSACOLA. Fla. July 12-Gov.
Cats has refused 10 call a special
session OF the Florida legislatu 70
take action on the federal woman
suffrage amendment. local suffrage
leaders announced tonight They said
the governor contended such action
would be useless.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
PENNSYLVANIA Conductor
Killed IN Rail accident
u The News Times

LAPOKTE. Ind. july l2.-C. /.
Williams. a Pennsylvania railroad
conductor. was killed az Hanna THIS
afternoon when he was hurled from
the rear end of his train when II
backed into an open switch his
neck was broken Williams was -
years Of age and has "A wife and six
children living in Fort Wayne, Ind