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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-26
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
(Assoeinted Prsss sensrd Wir.l

lASS0eidfed Press se1Sed WUS)
 WASHINGTON, June 2. - Samuel GompeIs, president of the American Federation of Labor, declared in formal statement today that war between the United States and Mex. ico would result if the recommends tions of the senate committee which investigated the Mexican affairs were carried out
 "The report of the senate sub-com- mittee Investigating conditions in Mexico Under the chairmanship of Senator Fall, MT. Gompers said. amounts to a declaration that unless the Mexican government re-writes it's constitution in accordance with the idea of the American Oil and mining interests, the government of the Unit ed states will intervene in Mexico.
 The report of Senator Falls com mittee demands number of speci- fled changes in the Mexican consti- tuition. The changes would be the consumation of what has been long the hopes of the great oil and mining interests. as well as the land and timber interests. which have foment- ed the bitterness between the people of the United States and Mexico.
 Tn some minor particulars recom- mendations made by Senator Falls committee would be acceptable, but
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
LAUNCH COUNTER DRIVE

WARSAW, June ;. The Poles have launched counter attack south of Keiv in the Ros river region, where the Reds have concentrated in an endeavor to drive [" he north west in order to compel the Poles to eveacuate Keiv. The Bolshevik forces captured some ground, but the official communique today announc- ed tha- they were thrown back and several villages recover ed. The Sighting continues. the Bolshevik in .fantry, aided by a flotilla, trying 10 cut the Polish communications lead ing to Kiev along the Dnieper until Sttacked by the Kosciusko aviators, Who used machine guns and bombs. One monitor was sunk.
 On the northern front fighting continues and territory is constantly ehanging hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
DEMOCRATS OF
 NEW MEXICO IN
 STATE MEETING
Will Choose Delegates for San Francisco Convention
 at Roswell
(Assoeioted Press Leased HDe)

ROSWELL. N. M.. June 3. - The Wilson administration, the league of nations and the policies of the Dem ocratic party were endorsed in the keynote address at the state Dem ocratic convention here this evening. The address was delivered by Sen ator A. A Jones, temporary chair man of the conbention. The Dem ocratic state central committee in a lively session today refused to ac- cept the resignation of State Chair man SeIigman and insisted that he continue in office until the nominal ing convention on August 24.
 Senator Robert l.. Owen of Okla homa addressed the convention to- night on national issues. His address aroused much enthusiasm and it would be no surprise if he receives the endorsement of the New Mexico delegation to San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
VILLA REFUSES LEADERSHIP OF RURALES FORCE
Outlaw Scorns Offer of New Government to Be Chief
 of Constabulary
l.4fsor.oted Press Leased WirsJ

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Reorgani- zation of the Mexican army has been started at the suggestion of General Obregon, according to advices re- ceived in Washington today from the de facto government. General Obre- gon is quoted as saying that the army would be reorganized and reduced to half it's present size.
 The organization of a force of rurales to police the outlying parts of the country also has begun, the ad- vices state.
 Negotiations were opened with Francisco Villa, the rebel leader, to head the new rurales. but Villa is re- ported to have refused.
 The report received today by the state department that General Ignacio Enriquez, military commander of the Chihuahua district, was in active pur- suit of Villa following a battle yester- day at Parral. is believed by repre- sentatives of the de facto government here to be mistake They said the military movement against Villa had been held up pending negotiations to bring about his peaceful retirement
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
AUSTR|ANS IN
 ROYA[|ST PL0T
Vienna Accuses Hungarians of Conspiracy to Restore
 the Monarchy
l.1ssoeiated Press Leased Wi,el

VIENNA, June 3. - The Austrian government has asked Hungary for an immediate expianatiOn of q mon. ,archistic plot which has been discov- cred in development on the Hunga- rian side of the eastern frontier. It is reported as the most serious plot yet uncovered.
 Chancellor Renner sent Tor the Hungarian minister and said he had proof that under Hungarian auspices more than 1000 former Austrian off cers were found to be organized on the Hungarian frontier and that they planned to cross the Austrian iron tier, seize the southern railway and attempt to establish a monarchy. Ten million crowns had already been ex- pended in the effort.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
SENATE ADOPTS HOUSE PLAN TO
 CLOSE SESSION
Votes to Adjourn Tomorrow; President Anticipates No
 Special Call

WASHINGTON, June 3. - The res olutiou to end the present session of congress Saturday already approved by the house was adopted in the sen .ate today after Democratic senators had given assurances that President Wilson had no present intention of calling an extra session during the summer. Republican and Democrat ic leaders joined forces in bringing the resolution to passage. but score of senators. thirteen Republicans and Seben Democrats. made a vigorous fight for the reassembling after the national political conventions. On the final roll call the vote was A 10 PA
 Announcement of the presidents position which had been the cause of much disquietude during the framing of adjournment plans was made from the senate floor by Sen- ator Wood of Alabama. the admins tration leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
WANT CONGRESS
 IN WASHINGTON
Seventeen Unions Protest Proposed Adjournment in
 Strong Terms
lAssOeiGtcd Press Leased W'rs)

CHICAGO. June 8. Leaders of 1T unions of railroad employees to- night sent message to President Wilson, Speaker Gillette of the house and Senator Lodge protesting against the proposed adjournment of con gross and urging that it remain in session until some definite action to curb profiteering and reduce the cost of living had been taken.
 The message declared that not a single remedial measure touching On these subjects had been passed by congress and declared that 'in the circumstances it appears to us in credible that the responsible mem bers of the government can assent to this seeming agreement to continua- ton of do-nothing policy which means the grave economic problem of the people are to be :;:c;:!.- the play- things of the political situation in view"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
HOBBY ORDERS GUARDSMEN TO
 STRIKE SCENE
Dismounted Cavalry Backed by Machine Guns to go to
 Galveston Today
(fssociated Press LcIsed HfreJ

AUSTIN. Tex. June 3. - Texas national guardsmen were in readi, ness tonight to proceed to Galveston to take control of the congested freight situation created by strike of lonsshoremen begun two months ago.
 The militia, go troops of dismount- ed cavalry and three machine gun companies. probably will entraIn by noon Friday at various cities of the state. Under orders issued today by Governor w P Hobby they are to begin guard duty at Galveston at 9 a. m. Saturday.
 Little change was reported in the strike situation at the gulf port to- day Docks continued virtually idle, it was said. with the exception of the Southern Pacific wharves. where open shop workers were employed in loading and unloading vessels. No disorders were reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
f.4ssoeiatsd P,ess Leassd Wirsl

WASHINGTON, June S.-PrOspects for legislation at this session of con- gress for regulation of the eat pack ing industry vanished today when the house agriculture committee voted to postpone action until the next session of congress. The legislation will be made an order of unfinished business for next session, it was voted, six con- mittee members opposing the delay.
 The committee action followed a report from a subcommittee of bill providing for the federal trade com mission to supervise the packers, and other business in which they own any interest, and also giving to the inter- state commerce commission super vision over stockyards and persons engaged in business within the yards.
 The subcommittee made no report on the regulation of refrigerator cars, submitting this question to the whole committee.
 Under the subcommittee bill it would be declared unlawful for any packer to engage in any unfair, 'un- justly discriminatory practice or de- vice in commerce." to control or ma nipulate prices, to create a monopoly or do any act in restraint of trade.
 The federal trade commission would he empowered to order packers, after hearing, to cease any practice prohi- lifted by the bill. Violation of such orders would be punishable in federal courts by fines and imprisonment. In placing the stockyards under the interstate commerce commission the bill gives the commission control of the facilities, rates, and practices that
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Wants Probe to Be Extended to
 Fall Campaign
Pomerene Moves to Continue Campaign Expense Ses-
 sions Over November
(.4ssOeioied Press Leased IVreJ

(fSSocidtcd Press Leased W'ire)
 WASHINGTON, June 3. - Senate committee investigation of pre-con- yention presidential campaign activ- ities had approached a new phase, if not virtual conclusion, tonight, fu- tuTe developments being in doubt pending action in the senate on Sen ator Pomerenes proposal tC cnange radically the scope and purpose of the inquiry ana to cary it beyond the November election.
 Action on the resolution, which would bring congressional as well as presidential campaigns within the committee jurisdiction, was delayed at the request Of Senator Lodge. Re publican leader IL will come up to- InorrCw and the committee pending bny alteration of it's charter powers began winding up the hearing of wit nesses already summoned.
 The days sessions were considera- bly interrupted by senate votes on ad- journment, which drew members to the floor. Three witnesses were heard.
 From C. H. Duell of New York, for merly connected with the Wood fi- nancial arrangements. the committee got the statement that General Wood was present at a discussion at the home Of Ambrose Y. Mcneil, in New York last fall. when ways and means Of financing his campaign were talked over
 A formal meeting attended by Du- ell. Mcneil and Robert Cassatt of Philadelphia had been called. the witness said. and at the meeting Gas eatt proposed that a certain number of men be asked to ''underwrite" the Wood campaign expenses to the ex- tent of $500O 900. Cassatt finally de elined to enter the arrangement Duell said. and his recollection was that General Wood came in later. af- ter the meeting. Discussion of the financial side of the campaign had Continued he added, but he could not recall anything that General
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Report Colombia Treaty. to
 Prouide for Settlement of
 Old Question of Canal Zone

signed to protect American oil and mining interest from the operation of the presidential decree. regarded by some senators as confiscatory.
 The subcommittee of which Sena- tor Fall. Republican, New Mexico, is chairman, said an amendment was un- necessary because the supreme court of Colombia had declared invalid not only the presidential decree but eXpla- nation along similar lines which had been presente in the Colombian con gress. It called attention that this de cree was similar that issued in Mex ico, against which the United States has protested, but expressed full con fidence that the people and govern ment of Colombia were sincere in their expressions of desire to protect American rights and interests within the republic
 The sub-committee's report was ap- proved by the full committee late to- day and the treaty will be placed on the senate calendar probably tomor- low Senators said there was little probability of it being acted upon un- til the next session of the senate, which begins in December.
 The treaty was before the senate for ratification last summer when the presidential decree was Issued and it was recommitted for amendment. The original draft nad been signed at Bo- goJa by the Colombian government in 1904, but subsequently, had been change1 by the state department to meet objections or senators. who op- posed especially the clause by which the United States would have eXpres- sed regret over the partitioning of Panama.
 The document provides for tho pay ment of S25 100000 to Colombia by the United States and when it was taken up in the senate last summer. it was understood that Colombia had agreed to the changes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
TO END RACE SQUABBLES
Associated Press Leasei Wiys)


 CHICAGO, June 2. - Beside set ting the. delegation contests from Florida Dy splitting the decision. the Republican national committee took today what many members construed to be one of the most important ac- tions of years respecting the party's Note in southern states.
 Aroused by the number of dele gate contests in which evidence was brought that district. conventions had been held in places where negroes were excluded by custom or practice, the committee by unanimous resolu- tion gave notice that conventions for the selection of delegates in 1924 must be held in places where race was no barrier to participation.
 A resolution to that effect offeNed by Chas. B. Warren, national com mitteeman from Michigan. aroused lively discussion and some hot retorts from southern committee members, because in it's language it originally referred to the southern states spe- officially When amended to refer to all states alike, however, it found no opposition and the southern commit teemen voted for it.
 Split Florida Votes
 The decision in the Florida case was a Wood victory. in the sense that it keeps six votes for the general on the roll, when his candidacy was
 (CONTfNUED ON PAGE TWO)
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
HOUSE: VOTES ID REPEAL LAWS PASSED FOR
 VAR TIME
Lever and Trade With Enemy Acts Excepted from Bill
 Sent to Senate
DEMOCRATS JOIN IN
 FAVORING MEASURE
Declare They Will Override President in Case of An
 Unexpected Veto
(6eeh,iotsd Presr Isneed Upirc)

lfSSG<i0fed Press LfdS3a WneJ
 WASHINGTON, June 3. With only three Democrats opposing, the house today passed and sent to the senate resolution repeating all war time laws except the Lever act and the trade with the enemy act. The vote was 323 to 9, the Democrats op- posing being Sims and Garrett, Tenn essee, and Yelling, Utah.
 The Democrats protested against continuing in force the Lever act and expressed doubt whether the repeal bill as drafted covered all war legis- lation, particularly the espionage act. Representative Walsh. Republican, Massachusetts, in charge of the repeal resolution, replying to the expressed doubts of the Democrats, said that all war laws, except the two specif fically mentioned by the resolution and the Liberty and Victory loan acts, would be repealed by the meas ure. Continuance of the Lever act, Dir. Walsh declared, was necessary so that the government would have a law to punish profiUeering in food, clothing and other necessities.
 Representatives Flood, Virginia, Formally, Texas, and Gardner. Ohio oil Democrats also complained of the limited scope of the repeal and as serted that the first move toward the repeal was made by the Democrats. MT. Connally also said the Democrats were willing to override the presi- dent if he vetoed the repeal, but he was confident that the resolution would be approved as soon as adopt. ed by the senate
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

(4ssocidfci Press Leased Wirf)
 WASIIINGTON, June 3.-Recom- mendation that the long pending treaty with Colombia, growing out O. the partition of Panama be reported back to the senate for final action were made 60 the foreign relations committee today Dy the subcommittee appointed to draft ar amendment de-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
JOHNSON TO INSIST ON PLANK AGAINST LEAGUE 0f NATIONS
PROPOSES SIX.YEAR
 TERM, LESS SALARY
 FOR THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, June 3. - A tilI providing for reduction of the salary of the president Of the United States from $75,ooo to $5o,- 900 was introduced today by Sen- ator Smith, Democrat, Georgia. He also introduced resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution limiting the term to one of six years.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
SUBMIT LAW TO CONTROL MEAT PACKING BUSINESS FROM FARM TO RETAILER
House Committee Postpones Legislation Until the Next Ses sion of Congress When Bill Providing for U. S. Super vision of Whole Industry Is Put Forward By
 Special Investigating Body

may be conducted there. Violations of orders of the commission also would be punishable by tine and i'm prisonment
 Representative Anderson. chairman of the subcommittee, said the bill was of such broad scope that it's provis- ions would affect the packing busi- ness from the time livestock left the farm until the meat products reached the retailer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
JOHNSON BElIIGERENT
(Assoeiated Press Lc.se4 H,ireJ

t.fSSOCtdfed ETeSS I.cGsc1 HgTeJ
 CHICAGO, June 3.-SenatoI John son of California marked his arrival on the Republican convention battle ground here today with a prompt. em- phatic declaration that he would de- mand an unequivocal plank in the Re publican platform against the League of Nations. Met by crowd of sev- eral thousand enthusiasts. Senator Johnson anonunced his Intention to center his platform fight on the league question.
 He spoke from the hotel balcony of his headquarters to a large crowd and also defined his position in formal statements to the press. Tonight he was hoarse from speech making but ready 10 launch into conferences with l convention leaders tomorrow. My paramount purpose" said Sena- tor Johnson, lis to have the Republi- can party fearlessly and frankly take its stand on the all important question of the League of Nations and against the present covenant. I want the Re publican party in 1920 to be the party for the protection of American rights just as in 1860 it was the party for the protection of human freedom. The plank on the league which I wish to have adopted should be one so clear and explicit that 1t will re- quire neither explanations nor inter pretations."
 To Carry Through. Senator Johnson said he had not de- cided whether he would lead his league fight from the convention floor, but he said he was prepared for that course if there should be any lodging on the issue.
 "There is disposition in some quarters to eliminate from the Re publican party just common folks said he. This must not be tolerated. The Republican party must not be de humanized. I deny the right or the power, or the authority of any news paper or self-constituted leaders to read out of the party those in whom Lincolns spirit eN,r abided the plain people of the land"
 Women Importunate
 Plans for demand that the Repub- lican national committee be in creased from AS to 96 members and that a (CONTlNt-ED ON PAGE Two)
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
SEEK WEALTHY STACKER

CHICAGO, June 3.-Cnicago auth critics to lay be :an search for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, Philadelphia draft evader, on receipt of word from the military intelligence division at Washington that he was believed to have come to this city. Bergdoll es- capped from two guards May 21.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Gompers Declares for Peace At Any Price With Mexico as
 Best Thought of Our Time

the heart of the report can only be described as viscious The report de- mahds that unless the Mexican con stitutiOn is altered as recommended, this government will send a police force, consisting of the naval and mil itary forces of our gobernment. into the republic of Mexico to open and maintain open every line of commun-
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Raise Salaries In
 Postal Department
(A,.oeinied Press Leased Wirel

fFrr0CInfe0 FTcSS LtdSCU WfTtJ
 WASHINGTON, June 3.-After less than an hours consideration the senate tonight passed without a rec ord vote the bill providing increased pay for postal employees. Similar ac- ton was taken blythe house earlier in the day and the measure now goes to conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
The Line-Up Yesterday

CHICAGO, June 3.-The lineup of delegates already seated in the Republican national convention the close of today's session of the committee follows:
 Wood l17; Johnson l2; Lowden 66; Harding 39; Poindexted l4 Sproue 76 Sutherland 6; Prtchard P.
 Remaining in contest 5 unnstructed 445-total 982.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
REDS IN TEHERAN

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 3.-The Persian legation here has received a dispatch saying that the Bolsheviki have entered Teheran
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
REPORTS POLISH ARMY FLEEING FROM REDS
 AT K|EV
Warsaw Says Counter Drive Against Bolsheviki Has
 Checked Advances
AMERICAN FLYERS LOMBARD FROM AIR Battle Raging With Victory Uncertain Along Banks of
 Onieper River
(4ssociated Press Leosed Wire)

(AsSocidtei Press Leosed Wire) c COPENHAGEN June 3. 1t it is reported here that the Pol ish army is in wild flight, pur- sued by an enormous BolsheVik force.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
WOOD RETAINS LEAD M INSTRUCTED VOTES ONHOOR AT CHICAGO

Women Demand Doubling of Central Body of Republicans and Equal Control of Party Affairs; Race Disputes lead to New Rule to Delegations; Dry Leader
 Puts all c. O. P Candidates on Carpet