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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
Burton Oenounces Act

SALIVA. Kan. March 1i.-J. R. Burton. former senator. in a state ment today; denounced as "crime worse than bank robbery" the occur rences at Great Bend Saturday night in which NOn-Partisan league officials were driven from the community.
 Burton was escorted out or town. He asserts J. O. Stevic and c. A. Par sons were beaten and tarred by the mob and left to die"
 Both men are in Salina today. how ever. and their injuries are not dan gerous. il is said.
 Burton said he had appealed 10 state officials to punish the leaders of the Great Bend mob"
 "l will not now discuss the facts in the case the statement said. I desire to wait and see what is said and done in Kansas about the black est of all crimes in the calendar suppression of free speech by force. 90
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
Attempt Made At
 Night To Blow Up
 House On NacO Rd.

An attempt to blow up with dyna- mite house on Naco Road was made at about midnight Sunday night. and probably would have resulted fatally to Jesus R. Rubio and Clyde Hines. who had been living there. except for the fact that they had moved out only the day before
 The explosion wrecked the hack porch and kitchen of the house and blew out most of the windows. and only failed to utterly destroy it be- cause it was not nropeTlv rltcel. reseidents of the neighborhood were aroused hv the shock.
 Police were unable to determine yesterday any reason for the attemut. hut it is believed to have been done hv some one who is an enemy of one ot the young men who were living there. The house is the fourth ono west of the old customs house. IL is owned by Mrs. R. Moore.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
TUCSON SLAYER
 IS EXONERATED

TUCSON. March 14.-T. T. Muzzy. manager of local grocery company was eNonerated of the killing of Fred erico Serventi by coroner's jury here late today. Serventi was acci- dentally shot Sunday night by MuzZy when the two were returning from a hunting trip in Mexico. The shooting occurred near Sasabe, on the border.
 The hunters. who were returning to Tucson in an automobile, lost their way and Serventi went ahead in the dark to find the road. Soon he called backed to the occupants of the car. A few minutes later shots were fired fin the darkness directly ahead of the ear and Nuzzy. believing a holdup was being staged. returned the fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
DENNY OFF TO
 CUBA AND HAITI

WARRINGTON, March 14. - Secre- tary Denby will leave Sunday for Guantanamo. Cuba. to witness target practice and winter battle maneuyers Of the Atlantic fleet. Later he will % 10 Haiti and the Dominican repub- lie to inspect the marines stationed on the islands and will return here about April ,.
 From Key West, Fla. the secretary will go to the fleet base at Guantana- mo on a destroyer. He will be ac- companied by Captain J. K. Robison. of naval operations and COlorel ID. D Porter of the marine corps.
 In announcing his visit. Denby said he intended to familiariZe himself with the administration and work day routine of the fleet. His visit to Haiti and the Dominican republic has no connection with efforts to obtain withdrawal of American marines, he said
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
]. ]. DEALS DEATH BLOW TO IDEA IF LEAGUE MEDIAT|NG IN PANAMA

WASHINGTON. March 14-(By the Associated Pressj - A new basis of negotiations. believed by officials of the state department to be acceptable to both Panama and Costa Rica. in settlement of their boundary dispute. was outlined today in a note dis patched to Panama.
 Replying to Panama's protest against Secretary Hughes announce ment that the arbitral award of Chief Justice White must be put into effect, in its entirety. the latest communi- cation. while adhering to the previous declaration regarding the Pacific end of the boundary. opens the door t0 amicaDle settlement by agreeing to further discussion of the Atlantic end.
 Tine note is considered by diplomats to have dealt d death blow - to any possibility that the league of nations
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might be called on to act in the question by citing provisions Of a treaty drawn in 1915 whereby Pana- ma and Costa Rica agreed to submit disputes to the United States as me diator. This treaty was negotiated by w. J. Bryan. then secretary of state, as a means of safeguarding Ameri- can interests in Panama.
 TOday's note was interpreted as meaning re-definition of the northern boundary line would be favored by the United States.
 X formal reply cannot be expected until late this week Dispatches at the Panaman legation today indicated complete tranquility had been res tored in the disputed territories. Lat est advices reported the repatriation of several hundred prisoners captured by the Panaman forces as we'll as more than 70 wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
Former Bisbee Man
 Is Slain By Bandit

Word was received in Bisbee Sun day morning that J. F. Duffy, old time resident and well known in Bisbee. who left here last August. was killed in Ranger. Texas. Saturday night Do tails are lacking concerning the shoot ing. but it is said that when a hold-up man ordered him to hand over" he refused. and was shot as conse- quence.
 Duffy had been running a small store in Ranger. He was well known as life member of the local lodge Ot E,lkS
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
MINING MEN SEEK WAY TO
 INCREASE COPPER DEMAND

TUCSON, March II. - Means for stimulation of the present weakened condition of the copper market by bringing the metal back again into the general use with which it was employed prior to the war in building operations were discussed at a meet ing of the directors of the Arizona chapter Of the American Mining Con gress held here tonight.
 A resolution was adopted calling on the national officials of the organiza- ton to have suitable copper exhibits displayed at the annual convention of the American Mining Congress at Chicago. October r. to 9.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
LIQUOR RUNNER SHOOT TS J. S.
 CUSTOMS MAN
Marshall Mcdonald Badly Wounded By Mexican
 Mile East Of Naco

Marshall Mcdonald. mounted GUS toms inspector stationed at Naco. was shot three times and seriously wound ed last night at S:30 o'clock by one of two MeXicans whom he had arrest cd in the act of bringing liquor across the line from Mexico. at a point about mile east of NacO.
 Mcdonald met the two men inst as they had come across the line. They were riding horses and had several alegs and demijohns of liquor. The customs officer was in a car and SIC ceeded in arresting only one of the two. He had searched his man and put him in the car to take him t~ Naco. and was stepping over to put keg of liquor into the car. when the Mexican opened fire from within the car. He had evidently succeeded i~ concealing his gun when Mcdonald searched him. The officer returned the fire. but the Mexican escaped across the line.
 Mcdonald was hit three times. in tho breast the left leg and left arm. After the shooting he got into his ca~ and drove toward Naco. and was met Cn the read by other federal officers who were attracted bv his lights and bv the shooting. r. was reported last night that his ininries aye serious. hut arc not evpacted to prove fatal Mcdonald was Q new man on the GUS toms force
 Tn'rnad'ate1v after the shooting fed eral and countv officers went out after tho criminals and communicated
 
 fort to have them a0nrehanded nn either side of the line that they may annear Ou
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
Charues Reads Insincsre

CLEVELAND March IA - Wage reduction bv railroads without con- forming to the provisions of the Cum mins-Esch law should convince the American people of the insincerity of the railroads in their professions of respect for and obedience to the law and railroad employees will not agree 70 any such iug-handled appli- cation of the law as certain of the railways have Sifounced they intend ct place upon t. said W. C. Lee. president Of the Brotherhood Of Rail road Trainmen. today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
Farmers Union Head Says , Patriots" Ready To
 Instruct Every Solon

WASHINGTON March I4-Eyist. ence Of " a new and powerful assist ant government in Washington. made up of the representatives Of Va rled interests. is charged in state ment, issued tonight by C. $. Barrett president of the National Farmers union. and chairman of the National Board of Farm Organizations
 The assistant government ba says. has one advantage over the constitutional government. It is more etfectually trained. It is Yn associo- uon Of specialists. Eminent men and women who know al the legislative afm'nistrative and bureaucratic av- anueS. streets and alleys. belong to this interesting and patriotic collec- lion of men and women"
 Individuals named by Barrett as included among these are Joseph De frees Cf Chicago. president of the United States Chamber of Com merce; A. P Thom general counsel nf the Association of Railway FNecu- lives: !. n A Morrow vice president nt the National Coal Association: G. H Cushing. managins director of the Wholesale Coal Dealers. association: J. A Emery. general counsel for the NatiOna' Association Of Manufactur- CTS; Willis Comn,on. Of Ihe Hard wood IlImhermen's association: I TT Kirby. Cf the Southern Pine asso. "iat'on. and R T. Strashaugh. presi- dent Of the National Gamers asso- citation
 Says Packers Also There
 Other interests which Barrett saws are represented in the 'aSSistant gov ernment' are the Institute nf Ameri- can Meat Packers the Americas Au- tOmObilc association. the Southern Pine Men Manufacturing aSsociat ion Nf America Scuthern Industrial Edu. cation society: Founders associa- ton: Highway Industries association American Automobile chamber of commerce. National Bureau of Wholesale Lumber Distributors: Am oriCan Mining CongTess: American Realty FXchange: National Merchant Marine association; Ieagre Of Com mission Merchants or the United State-. National Ou Bureau: Nation. al Petroleum association: American
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Pliers Mobilize For
 Bombing Practice

WASHINGTON. March II. (By the Associated Press) - Mobiliza- ton of army aircraft and person nel at Langley field. Vt. is to con- duct training flights in prepara- ion for bombing tests against na- val vessels, a high war depart ment official said tonight. The tests will take place in June. and many army airplanes and several dirigibles will take part in addi- tion to naval air forces.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
Mrs. Hamon Says She Took Gun Out .Of Uara's Room
State Rests; Defense Begins Testimony; Defendant To
 Go On Stand Today

: ARDMORE, Okla, March l4.-Brief , testimony by Mrs. Jake l.. Hamon, widow of the national Republican . committeeman for whose murder Clara smith HamOn is on trial here. during which she said she had remov- ed a small pistol from Clara's hotel room. today completed presentation of evidence by the prosecution. With l adjournment of the court the defense which had occupied much of the aft ernoon with its testimony. announced that the defendant would be called ! tomorrow. The defense valves its right to make an opening statement and rushed through the greater part of it's witnesses. The attorneys in. formed the court that Clara Hamon's sister and niece would precede her on the stand after which the defense would rest it's case.
 Mrs. Jake l.. Hamon clad in ruu mourning. testified that on two occa- SiOnS she had yisi5ed the suite occu- pied by her husband, and the defen- dant
 Struggles for Self Control
 Speaking in a well mocuiated voice and plainly making struggle to re- tain her self control, Mrs. Hamon said that on one occasion she had been in the rooms when Clara came Tn. tossed her gloves and that on the bed, and on seeing Mrs. Hamon, ran out
 On the other occasion, the widow said, she took a small pistol from Clara's room. At that time, she tes. tified, her husband sent her back to Chicago within one hour and a half after she had been to the suite.
 The state today attempted through Frank L. Ketch, former business man. ager for Hamon and now administra- tor of his estate. and Brett iJunlap, also business associate, to clinch it's presentation of alleged dying state ments from Hamon that the defen- dant shot him as he lay on the bed in his room.
 Through the reading Into the rec ords of two letters, purported to have been written to Hamon by Clara, and an alleged contract, in which the signer had released Hamon from all obligations flor relations heretofore existing between us and claims for money" the state also sought, ac- cording to States Attorney General Freeling. to show premeditation. and that Mrs. Hamon, the widow, hau been threatened.
 Would Make ketch Accessory
 Ketch testified over the objection of J. M. Hodge, assistant county at tOrney. that developments last Satur- day were sufficient to show that the
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POWERFUL ASSISTANT" GOVERNMENT N WASHINGTON, CHARGED BY BARRETT
Oil We'll And
 Pipe Line Burn

BRECKENRIDGE, Texas. March IA. - Ignited from a refuse fire the No. Dickie we'll and pipe line Of the Brown company are burn ing here with loss already esti- mated at more than 100000. Dyna- mite and steam are being used to combat the flames. The burning well is a producer of between HOO and 1900 barrels a day.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
NEW FARM LOAN BONDS

WASHINGTON. March IA new issue Of form locr bonds of ar0roV- imatelv s75.OOO GOO probably will he offered for suhscrirtion soon treas urv officials said tonight. Tn the present money market the bond rate will hava to he advanced to five per cent Commissioner Lobdell said "The interest rate to the borrowers will have to be advanced 10 six per cent"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
POLE THROWS sTEcAER

NEW YORK. March 14.-Stanislaus Zbyszko of Poland threw Joe Stecher. former worlds catch-as-catch-can champion, tonight in two hours, 16 minutes. 10 seconds. with a crotch hold and wrist lock
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
BASEBALL TRIAL SOON

CHICAGO, March 14.-pespite pro- tests ot the states attorneys office counsel for six of the eight indicted Chicago White Sox players were sue cessful today in forcing an early trial before Judge w. F.. Dever Judge Dever announced that the ease would he called Thursday and that an early date for the trial would he set
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
CONGRESS|NEN
 COMING WEST
 TO SEE NEEDS
Secretary Fall Will Head Party To Investigate
 Irrigation Projects

SPOKANE. Wash. March If. - Plans being formulated in Washing ton call for Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall and a delegation Of 90 Or 60 senators and congressman 10 visit the west to get fist hand infor- nation on contemplated irrigation projects, according to a Washington dispatch to the Spokane Chronicle.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
ANOTHER ROAD TO CUT

NEW YORK, March l4-The lat est reductions proposed by the rail roads was made today by the Central Railroad of New Jersey, which would cut wages of all unskilled labor from 10 to 17 cents per hour effective ApTI 1. Union representatives will make their final reply to this propo- sal March 24
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
Kansas Governor
 Orders Probe Of
 Great Bend Mob

TOPEKA, Kan. March If Gov ernor Allen today requested E. J. Hopkins, attorney general, to investi- gate the Non-Partisan league demon stration in Barton county Saturday. which resulted in the tarring of J. O. Stevic and c. O. Parsons, and escort ing from town of J. E. Burton. former senator.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
GERMAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY
 CANCELS ENTENTE ORDERS

BERLIN, March I4,-The textile in dustry in Barmen and Elberfeld. ac, cording Co the Tages Zeitung's cor. respondent. is cancelling all trade with the entente nations
 A bill aiming at the carrying out of articles of the peace treaty pfSSibit- ing warlike organization in Germany was introduced in the reichstag to- day. and after Q lively debate referr' ed to special committee
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
JAP MINISTER URGES SHIP
 AHn nn MEET | DO

TOKYO. March l4.-In an address before the di~I today the minister of communications said he would en- courage an amalgamation of the ship ping companies and also an interna- tional agreement to meet the Amerrs can ShirpinC policy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
PAckeR.uNion MEET MONDAY

CHICAGO. Narc' II. - Both the packers and representatives of their employees today agred to meet March 2i in Washington with Secretary as mediator in the hope of averting Davis. who has offered ms services a threatened strike in the hacking in dustry. Representatives or the Ten objected to the appearance of me jHo attorneys for the employers. declarins absence of the princinals would tend to delay the proceedings.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15

CHICAGO March I4- Four rail way executives will testify before the railroad labor hoard Friday in an swer to a summons issued by the board today. T. Dewitt Cuyler. chair. man Of the Association Of Railway Executives. and his assistant. R. S. RinkerG, will be called first follow. ing w. w. Atte, bury. vice president Of the Pennsylvania, and C. R. Gray. president Of the Union Pacific.
 Decision to request appearance of the executives was made by the board today after sT- p Walsh. attor- ney for the labor unions in the rules hearing. had refused to proceed un- til the railway inen had been called These four, together with l3 others. are expected by the unions to furnish testimony on cross examination that will strengthen their case. according to union representatives.
 The board ordered Pinkerd to bring the minutes, letters. recom- mendatiOns and other records having to do with proceedings of the labor committee of the Association of Rail way Executives in the national agree ment dispute"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
FL PASO MAN HELD FOR
 KILLING NEAR OH TOWN

BPECkFNRIDGE Texas. March 14- J. J. Dawson, of Fl Paso. Texas. is held in jail here in connection with the shooting to death Saturday night at Gulf Camp. near here. of T. C. Bushert Dawson is said to have admitted the crime. alleging family troubles.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
ONE DIES IN STORM

LOS ANGELES. March l4.-- One life was lost and considerable pro perty damage done -bv storm which ended today after deluging southern California for three days
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FORMER CAPTAIN ARRESTED
 AS EMBEqZLEMENT SUSPEC

BROWNSVILLE Texas. March 14. Herman F. Shipley. former army cap Ca n taken in custody here tonight by immigration officers. is declared to be wanted fin Los Angeles and other cities fC- fraud and embezzlement-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
.SOVIET I CH|EFTA| PLANS TO BOTTLE
 UP KRONS STADT
Red Blockade Will Menace 5000 Women. Children:
 Bolsheviki Seize Polo

LONDON, March 14.--(By the As sociated Press) - Leon Trotzky, Rus sian soviet war minister, according 10 advices today has decided to block ade Kronstadt although this will en- tail great suffering to the 5000 wom- en and children in the town.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
''Damger In Not Spending

It is to be remembered. just now, that unless goods are sold, production must cease; If production is stopped, employment must necessarily end. When it ends in one industry, 1t affects others and eventually touches all, There lies the peril of going from the extreme of extravaganza to the op- posite extreme of a prolonged multiplying movement.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15

n would seem, therefore, that in the matter of spending and saving, it would he we'll for and women to strike Il happy medium between eNtrava- gance and parsimoniousness to buy things they need them and in this way aid in bringing about a more stabilized economic condition which greater prosperity to all.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
CONSTANTINOPI.E. March
eolshevlki lake Polo

CONSTANTINOPI-E, March l3. - The seaport Of Polo, Georgia. on the Black Sea. north Of Batum. has been occupied ny the BOlshevilIi. says a dispatch today. The retiring Geor- gians burned the coal sheds and left the port on steamers in a storm.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-15
RAILWAY CHIEFS CALLE ] BEFORE
 LABOR BOARD
Union Refuses To Proceed With Hearing Until EX-
 ccutivcs Go On Stand

NEW YORK, March 14.-Waqe reductions proposed for unskilIed labor by the railroads in the east. probably will be reject d by the workers, a canvass yof officials of the union organizations indi- cated tonight
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Would Make Ketch Accessory

ketch testified over the objection of J. M. Hodge, assistant county at tOrney, that developments last Satur- day were sufficient to show that the administrator lis an accessory after
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COPPER PRICES

Average price for week ending March 2. 1921 ...-.--.--.- l20l67 Close price for Nacr- end1u"
 March 2. 1927 ..-......-..-..-.. ..llS-5 Average price for month of
 February, 192l--..-....-....--...12556
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Arizona; Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; warmer Tues. day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-28
BODY OF CARDINAL
is TO LIE IN STATE
(ey The Associated PressI

BALTIMORE, Md, March %. The
body OF James Cardinal Gibbons will be
borne tomorrow morning from his bed
chamber in the archiepiscopal residence
into the cathedral, where ii win lie in
state until Thursday morning.
After the final Easter service in the
cathedral tonight the Catafalque was
erected just outside the sanctuary at
the head of the central aisle. The cata-
falque win be draped in rich cloths and
the cardinals body, clothed in his vest
ments will be placed upon IL. The guard
OF honor from the Catholic laymen's or
ganizatlons will be maintained through
out the whole time the body viii lie in
state.
More tributes from men OF national
and International prominence We're re-
ceiyed today and references 10 the
death of the cardinal, with tributes to
his life and expressions OF sorrow for
his loss, wore made in many protestant
pulpits today. Prayers OF sympathy for
the Notwithstanding as such not
only the thousands under his apostolic
authority but countless thousands of the
city and the nation as well--were ut
tered by many ministers.
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an agreement as vii. bring security
without bringing bankruptcy.
Great Britain has again taken up
the program of building. Japan Is
every day adding to her program
And we are still TO have the creates.
navy i'm the world SO the race is on,
the mad race which from 1900 to 1914
brought Germany and England. there
tofore close friends, into war"
Representative Frear said the last
administration has submitted "amaz-
ing peace time naval estimates and
that the navy appropriation bill as
reported by the senate would have
levied $25 on every American family.
Man Management Criticised.
Man management of affairs was
criticised by Ida Cylde Clark who
asked:
What sort of a deal are you men
trying TO put over on us?"
Citing pledges made during the war
that an effort was to follow to reduce
or abolish wars. she said that men
have made Fan awful mess of world
affairs"
Sponsors for today's mass meeting
here included Mrs. Robert Nj. LaFol-
cite, Mrs. Scott Baker, Sue S. White
Mrs. Charles Edward Russell and Miss
Anne Martin.