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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

- egantes enforcement bD1t Ghp.
foloherr, e~enradt aar @eibnadJten Bel
geders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
Congressional Committee to Investigate
Expenditures by Presidential Candidates

Washington, March 26.--Investiga-
ton by a congressional committee OF
the expenditures made by certain
presidential candidates was promised
today as a result of a renewal by
Senator Borah, of charges that the
campaign disbursements by the Leon
ard Wood and Lowden forces have
become national scandal
Senator Kenyon. of Iowa. announc-
ed that he would offer a resolution 10
have the campaign funds investigated
senator Borah said he believed such
an investigation would serve USE
full purpose. and added:
If those persons who are charged
with preconventton expenditures re-
fuse to publish the facts regarding
them, the pubIic.s verdict will be one
OF condemnation"
Senator Borah aroused great in
terest by a speech assailing the Wood
and Lowdan managers. for~,the man
ner in which they have used their
campaign funds. Among other
things he charged that each vote re-
ceived by those two candidates in
South Dakota had cost them $40 and
that sums ranging from 50 to SIS are
being spent. in. Ohio by the v,5 Wood
managers to obtain testimonials from
labor leaders and others in support
OF Woods candidacy. Els
Preceding the delivery Of, HI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27

speech, Senator Borah introduced a
proposed amendment to the corrupt
practices act to limit all presidential
candidates to an expenditure of $40
600 in each state and to require the
publication of the names Of ali con-
tributors. He said the advantage TO
be gained by such a law was public
ity. which would make it possible for
all voters to tell who was financing
each campaign.
During Senator Borah's speech.
BeniSW rRtic' senators isske<i aoA wits
considerable amusement, apparently
the prospects of advantage
which might be gained by their own
party through the airing of the
troubles within the Republican ranks.
Once the senator was interrupted
by Senator Ashurst, of Arizona who
called upon him to name any Demo-
cratic candidate. whose, expenditures
brought them within the scope OF the
senator's criticism. Senator Borah
promised to give the names in due
time"
Senator Borah described the pres
ent rate of expenditure by the two
Leading Republican candidates as
perfectly shocking" He said he had
no objection to either OF the candi-
dates except the way they are SPEND
tnE money. ssess lAge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
ESCAPES FROM ASYLUM
BREAKS INTO PRISON

Ossining, y. Y, March ce.--From
time immexnoriaI men have tried TO
force their way out of prison walls.
Today the action was reversed when
a man. after seeking vainiy TO win
his way into the enclosure past arm
ed guards who repulsed him, push =
ed his way past the keeper at the
main gate. forcing his way into Sing
Sing prison.
This shattering of precedent in
terested Prison Keeper Joseph Bird
sail, and after questioning the unex-
called DR. Charles Pilgrim, an alienist
VINO in the prison examining William
Fraser, a murderer.
Informed that here was man
who actually had forced his way into
prison, and asked what he tnoug ht
of him, DR.. Pilgrim laughed.
why, / know that man" he said.
Then ne called him by name, An
drew Wasser and said he had been an
inmate of the Hudson river insane
asylum at Poukhkeepsie, of which
DR.. Pilgrim had formerly been head.
Probably he has escaped" said he.
confirmed the belief and preparatio
were made to take Wasser back.
Asked If he wished to return 10 the
asylum, the escaped lunatic
NO; l like this place better"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
WHOLE COMMUNITY
LOOK FOR NURDERERS

Adena. o, March 26.--Bsnk officials
and other prominent citizens .nclud-
ing many women, Joined today in the
man hunt for the persons. who last
night attacked and murdered eleven
year-oid Frances South. leaving her
mntilated body in lonely spot. \
score OF posses have been scouri rs
the surrounding countryside since day
light and from among the more ex-
citable have come rum bling threats OF
lynching..
Sheriff w. T. Baker. who is person
ally heading the posse in which OF
ficials OF the First National Bank oi
Adena are working side by side with
some of their own clerks, farmers and
Others, took measures during the day
to prevent violence 10 the murderers
when they are caught
Fifty deputies have been sworn in
by the sheriff and scattered among
the various posses with instructions
to shoot il necessary 10 prevent mob
vengeance.
The entire population is wrought up
over the crime. Business houses,
schools. coal mines, the Adams Bank
and virtually every other industry
closed at noon to permit the workers
to join in the determined man-hunt
Three negroes are under arrest
and strongly guarded AT Sherrods
vile. A mob. believed TO be bent
upon summary action tried TO charter
a special train to carry its members
to Sherrodsville, but the railroad Of
ficials refused to let them nave a
train.
Many armed guards are on duty at
the Adena lookup where Gus Pesus,
Greek, is held 4 hair matching
&tae 81 J,'p;s1es.s SoGtA MES pc ported
to have been found on the Greek S
coat
Riot guns were in the hands OF
the deputies who accompanied
Sheriff Baker when he brought Pesus
here in an automobile. Baker
shouted to men In the street that the
deputies would fire at the first sign
OF, yiolsnca. ,-. PasuS,. was hustled into
the lookup while the crowd was thus
held at bay
Frances South. who was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. South was
sent by her mother to a drug store
last night. She did not return. A
search revealed her bleeding body
several hours later, a quarter of a
mile from home. Foot prints indicat-
ed that several men were implicated
IN thu crime. NJ Y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
Mexico May File
Protest Against
Henry Morgenthau

Mexico City, via Galveston. March
2b.-Reconsideration of the appoint
ment of Henry Morgenthau as Amer
lean ambassador to Mexico will prob
ably be asked by he Mexican gov
eminent, ii was authoritative stated
here late today.
Mr.. Morgenthau's intimate friend
ship with several of the association
for the protection OF American rights
in Mexico has caused the Mexican
gopsrnPaa{A ia ~ reg ard. with ,disfa sar
his appointment and he is already
persona grata, to the Mexican
foreign office. Ii was said.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
ALL CONSTITUTIONAL
DIFFICULTIES ARE CUT
OUT OF RESOLUTION
MAY VOTE WEDNESD
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Dover, Del. March 26.-Suffrage
won two distinct victories today
with the result that the Delaware
legislature adjourned over the
weekend with the prospects of
ratification more favora BILE than at
any time since the opening IF the
special session last Monday.
Republicans awoke to some con-
Sideration for party politics agreed
70 stand Solidly behind the ma
Jorlty leader, Representative Lyons
IN program to report the suf-
rage resolution into the house on
tuesday This enabled Lyons. who
Is leading the suffrage fight in the
lower house, to block an effort by
Representative Bully McNabb, the
Democratic anti-leader to force the
suffrage bill from committee today
by majority action of house
mem hers
AcSabh abandoned his position
speedily when he found that Re
publicans whom he had relied upon
Tor support had. for the time being
at least quit playing with the
Democrats and HE'D back to the
shelter of their party ganization.
Had McNahb been able 10 bring
vote on the suffrage issue today
1T would probably have been de-
feated. The delay until Tuesday in
dicates possible vote on Wednes-
daT but not before that time. That
gives five days of grace to the suf-
frage leaders during which. period
any shifts in the lineup will I'M
questionahly be in their favor
What is more. the attitude of the
Republicans. even among those
whose will proba bly, vote mo"
showed party unanimitv in the
decision to give the women's votes
cause a fair chance to win.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
CHAIRMAN PORTER
FEELS CONFIDENT
Peace Paper to Be Sent
to Committee Today OF
Monday.
RESOLUTION is
SIMPLE DOCUMENT
Congressman Convinced
Measure So Framed Az
to Eliminate Doubt of
Legality.
By WINDER r. HARRIS.

Washington, March 26.-The
house resolution declaring a
state of peace to exist between
the United States and Germany
will be reported out by the for
eign affairs committee next
Tuesday.
This agreement was reached
at a conference of the Republi-
can leaders late today, accord
ing to Representative Rogera
of Massachusetts, ranking ma
jority member of the commit
tee. In addition to Mr.. Rogers
those participating in the con-
ference included Chairman
Porter, Of the committee; Rep
resentative Temple, Of Penn
svlvania, second ranking Re
publican member, and Repub-
lican Floor Leader Mondell.
The resolution, under the
agreement, will be introduced
by Chairman Porter tomorrow,
or Monday, and reported out
after formal consideration BY
the committee. A special rule
giving it preferential stains
then will be granted by the
rules committee.
The plan now is to pass the
measure through the house BY
Thursday night. if possible, in
order to avoid the delay which
may be caused by the absence
of a large number of the men,
bers over Good Friday and the
Faster weekend.
While the resolution will be
very simple document, it ii
stated, the language to be in
corporated in. it is giving tho
house leaders some trouble, be-
cause Of constitutional OBJ
stacles. The draft completed
Yesterday by Chairman Porter,
which, he says, completaIy
overcomes all constitutiod
difficulties, was approves1As
general at today's conferene
but some textual alterations
were believed necessary.
The Republican leaders an
convinced, however, that tn
measure can be so framed al ~
eliminate all doubt as to its L.
gality. The constitution does
not empower the president %
decsre peace, it is contended,
but merely vests him with au-
thority to negotiate treaties
Congress can declare peace and
the president then can negoti-
ate a commercial or other kind
of treaty, it is held.
While many Of the Demo-
cratic leaders have expressed
a Willingness to vote for a tres
sonable' peace resolution,
some of the staunch admins
tration supporters, it was
learned. will. let, the .WhiAA
House know that they would
like to have some word Of tho
presidents attitude. These
Democrats, while anxious u
follow the president, do not
want to take the chance Of Oh
posing the resolution il be N
going to sign it and, likewis
they are fearful Of supporting u
the measure if he is going t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
Hundreds of Names
Omitted in Census
Sent to Supervisor

Hundreds Of names of persons
omitted by the census enumerators
have been sent in TO Supervisor Bo-
cock within the past two days by
manufacturing plants and industrial
enterprises Of the city. and as many
more have reported by telephone di-
rect to the local census bureau office.
survey OF the reports sent TO the
chamber of commerce by various
plants showed that from ten to thirty
per cent OF the employees had not been
reached by the census takers. An
average OF these revealed that the
average family was slightly in excess
OF four persons. From this is indi-
Gated the extent of the discrepancy
existing between the estimated popu-
lation here and the total compiled by
the government.
Plans for further rechecking are
being pushed with the cooperation of
every available agency. Director of
Pubic Satisfy William NJ. Myers. has
issued instructions to policemen to
call al every house on their beats and
ascertain II any of the inmates have
been overlooked by the enumerators.
Surveys of plants and business houses
Will be continued.
Al least one enumeration. Il is stated,
informed housewives that only the
names of children over sixteen years
Oh age were desired. II the practice
was general considerable proper
ton of Richmond's population is not
shown in the official returns
Richmond citizens are responding
to the efforts being put forth to
make the census complete, and are
making liberal use OF the telephone
installed in the 'Censue Bureau"
The office is being kept open until
10 o'clock at night. and every oppor-
tunity will be afforded the people to
have themselves listed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
Spectre Of Stalking Famine
Gives Impetus to Movement
for Peace With Soviet Russia
by Universal Service. Special Radio Dispatch }


26-The
for early resumption of trade with that country Exremer Barthou
before
England sranglehold
Following
of
will
be wheat
will be
ira
b.
life
again trne o secure for next year..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
DIPLOMATIC CUSTOM
PURSUED IN APPOINTMENT

Washington. March 26.~-Govern-
ment officials declined tonight to
make any comment upon the report
emanaSng from Mexico City that
Henry MorEenthau would be persona
non-grata as American ambassador
to the Mexican government.
AT the same time it was pointed
out at the White House that before
making an ambassaderiai appeine-
ment 1t Is diplomatic custom to con-
suit the government to which he Is
to be accredited - to his acceptable
~. : Il