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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
AID
 TO ARMENIANS
 BY BOND ISSUE
Hitchcock Wants Americans To Loan $50,000,O00 to
 New Nation
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 WASHINGTON, May 29.President Wilson's request that congress au- thorize mandate over Armenia came under fire from both Democrats and Republicans today when the resolu- tion to deny such an authorization was brought up in the senate.
 From the Democratic side. however came proposal to soften the resolu- tbn by adding a provision extending American aid in the economic up building of the new Near Eastern republic. The plan was taken under advisement by the Republican lead CTS. No date was set for a vote.
 Wants Bond Issue.
 which was presented by Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, administra- ton leader in the treaty fight, com mittee of the Americans and Arme- nians would be authorized to super wise the sale here of $50,000,000 in Armenian bonds. The proceeds would go to the purchase of railroad and az ricultural materials and similar equip ment and establishment of an Amer ican banking system.
 In urging his proposal. Senator Hitchcock said he felt that the reso- lution as reported by the foreign rela- tions committee would have the ef- feet of "discouraging" the Armenian people. Senator Lodge. the Republi- can leader, replied that proposals to aid Armenia would be received with much sympathy on his side of the chamber.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
TO HELP SOUTHWEST

PHOENIX, May % Governor Campbell today received from the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Riverside county, California. a let ter of appreciation for his efforts in behalf of the League of the South west Governor Campbell was elect ed president of the league at it's re- cent convention. The communication pledged support to the head of the league in his work for land reclama- tion and especially of the Colorado river basin
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
CHICAGO RAILROAD MIN THREATEN 10 STRIKE AGAIN TODAY
NEW MEXICO TOWN UNDER WATER AND
 CUT OFF BY FLOOD

ALeUQuER0UE, N M., May 2s. --According to reports received here tonight San MaScial, N. M., a division point on the Santa Fe railroad between here and Ei Pa so, is in a precarious situation due to the flood. The town ia report ed to be entirely under water, from 19 inches to three feet deep. The Santa Fe railroad shops are submerged.
 The track for distance of six miles near Socorro, N. M., is un- der water and 2ooo feet of track has been washed out.
 Passenger trains between here and FL Paso are being detoured over the El Paso and Southwest ern line, by way of Vaughn, N. Nj. No freight trains are being run.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
GOVERNOR ALLEN IF KANSAS TO
 NOMINATE:
 GENERAL Republicans to Start Work Monday on l37 Contests
 of Delegates LOWDEN PROMISED VOTE OF OKLAHOMA Reception. Committee Given Six Bands and 2000 Autos
 for Convention
L.tesociatcd Prcss Leased TFire)


 CHICAGO, May 29. Delegates 70 from all sections of the country Hooked into Chicago today. A ma jority of the early arrivals were from southern states and large proportion were negroes contestinG for seats in the convention.
 The national committees hearing on 137 contests will start Monday and the arrivals buttonholed mem bers of the party's governing body at every opportunity in an effort tD pre- sent advance arguments for their claims.
 Allen to Name Wood
 Campaign managers announced presidential aspirants were perfect ing their plans for the actual work in the convention. Shortly after Wood headquarters announced that Governor H. J. Allen of Kansas had been selected to make the principal nominating speech for General Wood, it was announced that George H. Walker Of Seattle had been chosen to perform similar office for Sena- tor Miles Poindexter of Washington. These announcements completed the list of principal candidates except Governor Lowden and Herbert Hoover.
 C. B, Miller, acting secretary of the national committee, Was busy throughout the day arranging for the committee meeting Monday
 Will H. Hays, national chairman of the committee, will arrive tomor- row.
 MT. Hays first official act will be to entertain the newspaper cores pondents at luncheon, when he will discuss with those committeeman who may be here, the selection of a permanent convention chairman. One of the problems which con- fronts the committee is the reducing of over-sized delegations to size which will permit of their being seat ed in the space reserved for dele gates.
  majority of these cases resulted from attempts to harmorize factions in various states and when Ihe del egates were asked to cut down their membership to conform to the con- vention call, the same old rrcblens bobbed up again.
 Lowden Gets Oklahoma 
 Undiminished confidence was rc- flected in the announcements tonight ] from the Lowden. Wood and John son managers. The LowGen camp emphasized an announcement by Ja- cob Hainan, of Oklahoma. that the delegates from that state would vote solidly for the Illinois executive.
 The Hoover headquarters took on added activity with the arrival Of q large force of workers from New York. There was a steady stream of callers at Harding Headquarters.
 Mayor Thompson today appointed committee to welcome the Repu0- lican national convention delegates It was announced that 200 automo' ! piles and six bands had Ceen placed at the disposal Of the committee.
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MEXICAN POLICY 1T G. ]. ?. WILL DEPEND LIN FALL BOARD'S REPORT.
Leaders Keep Off Subject, of Southern Republic In
 Platform Draft
TO BE SETTLED ON
 FLOOR AT CHICAGO
Preliminary Draft Avoids Mention of Peace Treaty
 and Dry Law
Associated Press Leased Wire)


 WASHINGTON, May 29.-A tenta- tive draft of the Republican national platform has about been completed by the group of party leaders in con ference on the subject here. It will be ready for submission early next week to prospective members of the rsolutions committee who will be giv- en several days to study it before the Chicago convention meets.
 Planks on Mexico. the league of na- tions and prohibition, are omitted from the draft It was said today that the party's stand on these sub. jects would have to be worked out at Chicago.
 The Mexican plank is generally expected to follow the finding of the senate subcommittee which has spent several months investi- gating Mexican affairs. The sub committee is about ready to make it's report.
 In order to discuss the treaty plank and put finishing touches on the plat form declarations, a number of pros pective members of the resolutions committee have been asked to meet in Chicago next Friday with Senator Watson of Indiana, who is slated for chairman of the committee which will frame the platform.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
ANNOUNCE WALKOUT ON FOUR ROADS TO
 BIG TRAFFIC CENTER
Outlaw Organizations Declare All Enginemen Will Jon In Demonstration Against Refusal of Labor Board to Receive Leaders of Unauthorized Strike and
 Decision of Roads Cancel Seniority

ing also said that only three engine men were left on the Chicago and AL ton railroad, asserting that 65 two men crews had walked out.
 By noon tomorrow, he declared. all enginemen on the Outer Belt Line Chicago, Joliet and Eastern); H. linois Central; Chicago. Milwaukee x St. Paul and the Chicago & North western would join the strike.
 Refusal of the railway labor board to grant a hearing to representatives of the Enginemen's association and the Chicago yardmen's association. and the decision of the roads not to restore seniority rights to men who struck were given as reasons for the new walkout.
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Asserts Validity Of Law to Prevent
 Railroad Strikes
lIelo,i1I.5 Prc,s Le,,,I U'ire)

WASHINGTON. May 29. - Deny ing there was any foundation for the charge that his anti-strike bill, fav- orably reported by the senate inter state commerce committee yester- day. would impose involutary ser vitude on railway workmen." Sena- tor Poindexter today upheld the right of the government to prevent by leg islatiOn deliberate attempts to par alyze the national transportation systems.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
GALES ENTERS
 WAR MINISTRY
Mexico City Physician Now Reports Carranza Autopsy
 Showed Suicide
l4ssoeiaicd P,ess Leased H,i,.l


 MEXICO CITY, May 29. - General Elas r. Gales. who has been appoint ed minister of war and marine by the newly elected provisional presi dent, Adolfo de la Huerta, formally assumed that office today.
 After de la Huerta assumes office, which it has been announced he will do early next week, General Obre- gon, who has been acting president will devote his time to the presiden' tial campaign. according to Fl Dem Ocrata.
 General GanZales has announced he will shortly issue a manifesto ex planning fully his reasons for retir ing to private life.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
DESTROYS BAD cATsuP

LINCOLN. Neb.. May 29. - On a complaint filed by Federal District Attorney Allen. United States Judge T. c. Munger this evening ordered 145 cases of catsup in the possession of the Swift Packing company of Lincoln destroyed. It was alleged the catsup was adulterated.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
POLES FIGHT GERMANS

BERLIN. May %. - Serious riots al Beuthen. Upper Silesia. near the Polish border, are reported in a message from that town. the mes sage stating that the disorders re- suited in the death of three persons and the wounding or ten others.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
CALL cARRANZA SUICIDE

WASHINGTON. May 29. - Circum- stances surrounding the death of Car ranza continue to occupy much space in the press of Mexico City. advises from the capital today indicated.
 The surgeon who embalmed the body was quoted as saying he woulc submit a report proving that the late president committed suicide and a statement signed by former Premier Berlanga, and seven other prominent officials was printed declaring that their examination of the body reveal ed that the wound in Carranza's breast had been made by his own pistol.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
(4ssociafed Prrss Lessed WiyeJ

CHICAGO, May 29.-Harold Read. ing, general organizer of the United Enginemen's association, one of two seeding railroad unions whose mem bers struck here in April, announced tonight that a new walkout of engine. men. sw1tchmen and firemen in the Chicago terminal district would oc. cur at noon tomorrow.
 MT. Reading declared that 800 en- ginemen on the Indiana Harbor Belt Line and the Chicago Junction rail- road went out today.
 Officers of the Indiana Harbor and Chicago Junction roads tonight declar- ed that only 150 men, comprising one third of their crews. were out. Read
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
! President Signs
 Legislative Bill
L.issoeiafc6 P.css Lcos.i H.i,.)

WASHINGTON, May 29.-President Wilson today signed the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill which had been amended by con gress to meet his objections that the original bill gave the joint congress sional printing committee supervision over publications by the executive de. partments.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
Mexico Has Report
 of A Battle With
 Villa In Durango

MEXICO CITY. May 29. - Efforts are being made by the war office to obtain details of a clash between forces of the government and those of Villa, reported to have taken place at Valle de Allende. Early accounts said the rebels lost three dead and six prisoners.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
COPPER PRICES

Engineering & Mining Journal
 Quotations
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THE WEATHER

.AriZona-Sunday and Mon day fair. Little change in temperature in southwest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14

club. at her nome on North Fourth
street last night. The evening was
spent a variety Of interesting social
diversions. and d luncheon was the con-
Guiding feature.
Maecabees Outing Tomorrow.
Practically Ali of the members of tho
branches Of the Maccabces will attend
the annual outing OF tho. order for this
district. which will be held on the State
FAIR grounds on the Island tomorrow.
A special program Of interesting events
has been planned for The day.
Crowd At Carnival.
A good crowd OF local residents visit
cd tho carnival which Is showing AT tho
League park grounds. Last might, AMI
all were we'll pleased with tho brand OF
entertainment offered. The company
will remain throughout the week.
Hooks Meet Tonight.
Captain Wilbur Hcsiop OF tho Hook
and Ladder company at the central
company to be held tomorrow evening.
at which time plans will be made for |
n>h lunch for the members Of the COM
pany.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Owens OF Cum bcr
land, Md. arc spending a few days Wis
iting with friends in this city.
Attorney George Cooke left ycster-
day for business trip TO Cleveland
and Columbus, q.
hour last might Of the arrival OF The
hAiv Of the late William Jones at New
York.
Vi, =. Fawcct,. local engineer. left
Yesterday afternoon on trip 10 Collins
bus on business connected with The
STAT NGh~IH{ cn aSP"T'm m ercnd,ns few
days as tn" guest Of friends in CleNc-
land. O.
The regular meeting OF the members
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operation at the Glendale hospital Mon,
day. is reported to be in very critical
condition.
Mrs. Harrison Frye. Of Wheeling, has
returned 10 her home after spending the
past few days with Mrs. William CHAM
bcrs Of Northern Tomlinson avenue.
Mrs. T. c. George. OF Wylievillc. is
visiting her sister Mrs. 4. A. Parshall.
on F'ostoria avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Craig. Of First
street. are camping on Fish Creek near
Captina.
Charles Zumbrunnen has returned
from Pcnnsboro, where he visited his
brother. Rev. Thomas Zumbrunncn.
Mrs. Charles Beam, OF Marietta. o., Is
the guest Of her sister in law, Mrs. W.
w Henderson. Of Eastern Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HUI, who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. K.
Miller OF Jefferson avenue. for the past
week. have returned TO their home in
Cambridge, Ohio.
Ar. and Mrs. T. G. TInby have return
ed from their wedding trip and are now
occupying their cottage on the Camp
Grounds.
Messrs. E. E., and ]. w. Henderson are
in Brooke county looking after business
matters.
William WOODBURY.. who has been
spending the past three weeks in Lam
sing. Mich. has returned home.
Miss Margaret Martin. of Jefferson av-
enue. is reported III with tonsilitis.
Mrs. I'm Price Is i'll at her home on
Eastern Fourth street.
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new MA7AM0RAS.

Emmett Gary. who Is employed In
wheeling. W. Va, spent Sunday at
home. W.T. o,,
was a business visitor In town satuf-
walter Ronnshousen. Of Lodi. Ohio.
spent a few days here visiting his
mother. Mrs. Joseph Basshur.
George Walter, who Is employed at
Marietta, O.. in the cement business,
came home TO spend Sunday. ~
The Misses Faith Mcvay. Ruth smith
Akron, O.. Saturday. where they will
visit fox a few weeks with relatives ana
several pcopic from here attended the
meeting OF the Farmers Club held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Coch-
, ran. Saturday .,.,,
Marietta. o.. Saturday.
DR. and Mrs. Joe Williamson. OF East
Liverpool. O., spent a week here the
J guests Of relatives and friends.
George Dodd OF Bloomfield. O., was
! a business visitor in town Saturday
evening.
Miss Gretta brennan and l., Dren-
nan have returned from WISH Win
relatives at Cain. Pa. ,
Mrs. ". L. West and daughter. MISS
Florence, we're shopping in Wheeling.
w. Va. Saturday.
Z. n. Never was business visitor
, at Pittsburgh. Pa. Friday.
W. +. I.ampinE. of the Greer & LANG
Hardware Co. Wheeling. w Va. spent
| the weekend at home.
John Petty. o. Patterson Hall. Ohio.
was n visitor in town Saturday:
Miss Nancy Kane went 10 Marietta.
Ohio. Tuesday, 10 spend the week at
tending Chautauqua- and visit her aunt
Mrs. William Blohm.
Postmaster John Morris and daugh-
ter. nellie. spent Sunday at Willow ls-
land, w. Va. with his parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
BELLAIRE NEWS
Pinned $40

Ttned $40
John Tyrell e Shadyside. was arrest
ed yesterday BY Il. & q. officer Daley
on charge OF having robbed ING
freight depo; here When arraigned
before Squire J. ". Lliler, Tyre!!
costs He pad his fine and was re-
leased.
Two DRINKS faced Mayor Charles Gull
bertson in police court last night. IheS
were taken into custody by the police
Monday night. They were each aneu
Brother Of Local Man
Ira SedEwIck. well known Martins
Ferry newspaper publisher who dlea
well known here he was a brother
OF City Solicitor Chester c. SedgwicN.
OF this city.
Two young men were accepted At tPs
local army recruiting office Yesterday
and were forwarded 10 the Columbus
barracks for initial training ana a.
signmenc. They were George Surion
OF this city. who enlisted IN the neld
aSrinery for one year and Samuel Mes
cevich. Of l.att"rty. who chose the same
branch Of service for one year.
musical and Drill
There will De- a musical and dril Al
the Second Methodist Episcopal church
this evening. The plans for the event
have been under way Tor some time
past and many are expected al Ee1
be for the benefit OF the church.
school Board Meets
The July meeting OF the city board OF
education will be held next Monday AZ
the Office OF Supt. ]. V. Nelson. More
teachers for next year will be employ
ed al this time and other matters re-
gardtns the schools will be given atten-
ton.
The clothing and dry goods stores Of
the clty will close at noon today IN
compliance with an agreement between
the clerks union and the merchants. me
grocery stores close Wednesday atter-
Moons the year round but the other
stores will abide By the rue only during
the summer months.
To Columbus Conference
Sergcants Keeling and l.owestctter OF
the local army recruiting Office and
Captain Flaherty and Sergeant Fer
Eins Of the special army recruiting
party here left last niEht for Column
bus where today they will attend an
instruction school for recruiting Office
men The local Office will he closed
today but Will be open as usual again
on Thursday.
The hrst Isnment Of Cox buttons
has been received her" and number
Of persons are wearing them. Many
persons have been wearing the hard
ing buttons Tor som" tuE past. Inc
campaign in Belmont county and east
ern Ohio promises TO be very interest
ing.
s. 7. Club
The members Of the :. F. club will
BE- entertained Thursday evening by
Mrs Joseph Corbctt at her home on
West Twenty-ehtrd street Finch and
music will form the diversions 81 the
evening and a luncheon will be served
by the hostess.
AID Society Meets
Members OF the Ladies Aid Society Of
the United Presbyterian church Will
meet Thursday evening at the homo OF
Mrs Charles koh"r Washington
street. \ program Will ?" rendered
and a social session rGjOyed
Mayer Funeral Today
Funeral services will h. held at he
Sons OF Israel temple of North Bel
o'clock for the late Alexander Mayer
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THOMAS ", WILLIAMS
BODY LAID AT REST
Funeral Services for Former City Off
cial Held Yesterday After
noon at z O'clock.

The last Sad rites over the mortal r"-
mains Of Thomas W. Williams. well
known resident Of kirkwood, and Tor
mer city official. VINO died n few days
ago were conducted at the home yes
tcrday afternoon at o'clock. The
members OF the bridgeport lodge OF
MasonS held rItualiSttc services. and
( these were followed by regular services
! in charge OF Rev. .. n. Morris. pastor
Of the k;rkwood Methodist church. as
sisted by Rev. l.. $. Ross. OF Martins
Ferry. former pastor Of n" local
church. A large number 81 the sorrow
ing friends Of the departed were pres
! Nnt at the services 10 pay their last
, tribute to him whom hey loved IN me
| Ladies' Ala Social.
The members Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF 81. Fauls Lutheran church Will
! hold Y birthday social in the sunday
| school rooms OF the church this even
| ipE and fine time Is anticipated. III"
committee in charge Of the affair Is
composed Of Mrs. Charles Burke. Mrs.
! Theodore Rchm. Mrs. Edward Burke
and Mrs. Flora Snyder
Daughters OF Liberty.
! The regular meeting OF the members
! Of the Guiding Star council No. Is OF
! the Sons and Daughters OF Liberty Will
! be held in their rooms m the Renlcin
building this evening and full at
/ tendance Of the members has been
| urged.
Hess Funeral.
! Tho funeral services for the late
Frank Hess. well known and aged resi-
dent OF Aetnaviile. O.. who died few
days ago. following lengthy illness,
! were held from St Anthony's Catholic
! church. yesterday morning AT o'clock.
in charge OF Rev. .. X. Won Intel. and
! nc internent was made at ST. Anth-
| ony's cemetery.
To Entertain Club.
| M herS al Wednesday, Ar.
/ ternoon club vii! meet as the guests
at the home OF Mrs. James Morrow. on
J&CQuett street. Kirkvood. this after
noon. The usual club direrslns will be
| followed by luncheon.
| League Secures Quarters.
| The members of the %on-Partisan
| League of This city have secured the
} rooms in the Oglebay building. on Lin
! coin avenue. for their headquarters. and
! they plan to put up an energetic cam
! paign FOR membership, among the
voters Of this vicinity.
Mrs. Jane Jones Johnson.
| Mrs Jane Jones Johnson, one OF tho
! we'll known residents of stop =. West
| Wheeling. died at the family home yes
terday afternoon at $40 O'Clock fol-
! lowing nine months Illness
| She was born in Wales. Septembcr Is.
1857. and has been resident OF West
Wheeling for seventeen years.
| She is survived by her husband Will
! liam G. Johnson. two daughters, Mrs.
{ Earl Forest. Needles, California, and
! Mrs Sylvester Harsh, Minerva, q. ono
| son, John. At home.
The funeral services will be held at
! her late home. this evening Al 80
! o'clock. IN charge OF R"v. J. T. Morton.
pastor Of the West wheeling Methodist
church.
shipped to her former home at Sharon.
! Pa for interment
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SHERRARD
VIII Give Social.

Will Give Social.
The Allen Grove Sunday school viii
give an ice cream social on the Con-
solidated school grounds. Thursday eve
ming. July 22nd. Refreshments will be
served during the evening and the pro.
cceds will be used for the benefit OF
the church.
Deacon Dubbs.
A play entitled Deacon Dubbs." win
be given in the Bethlehem Cnin chapel.
Awake and the Boys ConQuerer classes
OF the Unin Sunday school. Following
Is the cast Of characters:
Deacon Dubbs-From Sorghum Gen.
ter. state OF West Virginy. .......,
................... James aGrvtn
Amos Coleman-his nephew, younE
LAWYER ............R Russell MARBLE
Rawdon Crawley-a wolf in sheep's
clothing Frank Miller
Major McSutt-auctioneer and just
tice Of peace. ...... Harold Wayman
Deuteronomy Jones-a country pro-
Rose Raleigh-the brave little school
ma'am .............Jo Josephine Wilson
eyes on the deacon. :. Mae Caldwell
Emily Dale-the richest girl in town:
.................S.V Virginia Schmidt
Trixie Coleman-full OF mischief;
....,::.......::;..:A Alberta cn Adv
ennlc ensen-tne Hlleo BHl t!oi'
Sweden ......... Margaret Garvin
villagers-Isabel Garvin. Clara Bro
mer, Theresa Schmidt. Clarence way"
man, Ray Werner, Carl Sellars.
Briefs and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murrin and daughters.
Misses Bessie and Leah, and. son.
Thomas, Of Cleveland. are visiting at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Garvin.
The Home Missionary Society viii
hold a brief program at the Mt. Oltvet
church, Wednesday evening In connec-
ton with the Yung Peoples meeting.
Miss Alice Irwin, Of Benwood, was
the guest OF Mrs. J. F. Kiger, over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White left on
Monday for their home in Toledo, after
visit with Mrs. Emma White OF MI
An all day meeting Of the Mt. Olivet
La dies Aid Society will be held in tho
hall. on Wednesday.