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Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Organize Transport
 Company To Resume
 Trade With Russia

HAMBURG. June ls.- The new German Russian transport company. 50 per cent of the stock of which Is owned bv the Hamburg American line. purposes to organize forward ing and intelligence service in con nection with the resumption of trade relations between Russia and Ger many. The new concern Is capt- talized at only 1oo.0o marks Its functions primarily will consist or expediting rail and water traffic.
 To this extent it is stated that the company will exercise monopoly in which the soviet government Is said to be in accord. The Russian gov ernment also will carry the new com pany's operating expenses.
 Plans include direct water commu- nication with Petrograd.
 Although half of the new company is known to be owned by the Ham, burg American line. 1t Is proposed to recruit the German North Sea and Baltic. sea shipping lines to its service. the Russian government hay ing guaranteed the personal safety oi German crews. The soviet also hopes to resume regular shipping service between Petrograd and tho German ports which will enable it tS improve the food situation fin Pet rograd.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
NAVAL DISTURBER SIMS FACES
 "THREE TIMES AND OUT' PARTY
Third Run-In with Secretaries of Navy Likely to Result in Drastic Action, Onlookers Say Denby Promises to Deal Directly with Issues Involved
By Fl. B. Hunt

Washington June 19.-Whether it will be three times and out for Admiral William Sims will be known shortly after Sims appears the carpet before Sec retary of the Navy Denby to explain his latest flight in fervid oratory.
 Sims is on his way from London to Wilmington He will arrive at the capital June .23.
 Twenty y-three-skidooT the superstitious exclaim.
 The admiral had had two other head-ons with secre- taries of the navy His clashes with his have always been interesting pyrotechnc exhibits But they have been pyrotechnics and nothing more-except for the official reprimand of President Taft which Sms regarded only as polite slap on the wrist
 Secretary Denby, however, is looked upon as a man who uses solid shot instead of fireworks His revone of Sims leave and order that the admiral return at once and report in person to him is sample of the direct methods he employs. ss L. And that Denby-who once was marine-proposee to follow his in the Sims matter was in- dicated when asked if he favored another Congress iona inquiry over Sims, he replied: I "No; this is my party"
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
DRIVE ID UNIONIzE
 STEEL INDUSTRY IS FASHIONED BY LABOR
[RepubIIcan A. 2. Le.sed wIrel

lHepuoitc1n ~. Ps Ie1oeo Wtrcl ] DENVER, Colo, June 1s. The opening of the active nationwide to unionize the steel indus try has been indefinitely postponed because of the industrial depression, it was officially announced tonight.
 This action was decided upon to- day by the executive council of na- tiona1 and international organiza- tions in the steel industry affiliated with the American Federation of Labor
 .sThe campaign win be held in abeyance," said William Hannon. secretary of the council, until we see more hopeful signs of improvement in the industrial situation.
 Reports received today by our committee indicate that conditions throughout the country in the steel industry are the worst in many years and thousands of workers are out oi Steel Corporation plants are only operating from 30 to 35 per cent ol their capacity.
 improvement. however. the commit tee win be called together and tn. active cam afgn immediatel, launched Funds are available ant no time will be lost ins getting thu work under way"
 The council discussed wage reduc tions in the steel mills, Mir Hannol said, and decided that another at tempt at wage reductions woul' plobably result in the committe throwing it's resources into the figh to help the workers"
 Plans for educational work among the steel workers. he ex p1ained. had been worked out by tn council and within a few sweeks { bureau may be opened in one of tn steel <enters.
 Besides representatives of union in the steel industry. the meeting Q the council today was attended b more than a dozen other officials c national and international union who are attending the America Federation of Labor convention.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Ex-Cuban President
 Is Buried in Havana
LRepubllcan A. 2. Leased WIrel

IrepuuttCau A. IT. Leaoed WireJ
 HAVANA, June 19-General Jose Miguel Gomez, former president of Cuba, was buried today with cere- monies attended by great popular demonstration The police and mill tary had difficulty in keeping the way clear for the funeral cortege.
 President zayas was the nation's s chief mourner and followed closely behind the automobile carrying the widow and her four children
 The heat was great and scores were prostrated. During the burial serv- tees airplanes circlin& over the city dropped flowers. Hundreds of wreaths were borne in the procession, the largest from the municipality of Havana, carried by nearly one hun dred marchers. For block at one point the cortege passed over carpet of flowers
 As the procession entered the ceme- tery, crowd attempted to enter a nearby cafe, and the police, answer ing the owners appeals for protec- tion, were greeted with bricks and bottles. Some one fired pistol, and in reply there was q scattering volley. Killing one unidentified spectator and affinity woundine half dozen others
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20

might really help tone up tAe nAt,r syst<m-
 In lsse. s.nr had brsaxbt sbsu' him a srorm of cr1ticimn from nnxy authorities when. stepping cu DG1rt a modern batti>sh<p for she fzrI tims,-he had been s<a<tcu<d in <hs Far East during the period cf e<vei- opn<nt of the heavily arDorcd 1G11- inc crsfs-he dcciared-
 +ThIs weasel tthe Ksotuci51 inn's a battIe<hip st an she ia the uocG crime In naval conztrDc<1on ever De<- p<<r~ted by the white race
 That. from sn ppsfar< lisu<annnt vas mor> than the diGuified Gon<lo- men hcadsnk navy bureaua coul4 en- durs In peace They roinr1 a Gree' hullabaIloo about 1t- But <h<y eouk not quiet Slms-
 The 8Ims- D4ri>is conxrDV>ruT- ~ course. is rccort history- 0<mA U1< | had been ranking officer of our na<J In Europe during tho erect wsr. in 2 sscrr<afy "a rejec1e6 h1G o1v1co on< foliowsd q coup.e which mo1o CT e. szs<Ance n<ei.x1bie
 In rcfort. Danielsr 6>fen1ants C. | c,nred Slms was -rhe b<1k D<1<1o1 | sdmiras in the kmer5c.n navy The senate investigation Of tha sfm~ charxea and the panie1s couuseI | cnArkes Kot uo~h<re- tbough f hA< served as d source 6f eampaign aD- munfflon. cos< the Government thou sand~ of dolIxrn In time Of offic<ah and ln the publicafion Of f<<s pege' of testimony and then vas forBot' ten t
 Much has been <asd In eonnecries with slmf alleged pro- Hrit-nn pre- elIwiri~~. of the fact that he vas borr ln Canada He insists. howevr. thn' he vas born an American ciftz<n an< always has remained one
 Ills father. Alfred Sims- vas c;T-
 engineer who went to canat2 fo coo
 strzsct harbor Improvements at For Hope. There he met . Canadian GIT -Aceizlde Sowdcn-znd Unrr.<d Der
 A son. the present kdmir.i WIllen
 sowden Sims. wzs born Oct 10. ltss The fathers work kept him in Can
 ad. untn the boy was 10 ye4rs c,<
 This boyhood. sims has told friend
 iert mo particular imrre4s on nt
 mind. and has ad nothing 70 o'
 xifh the conviction. off <xrr<sse< that the prosperity and h4pptness .
 the world depend upon Angio-Aner
 lean cooperation
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
ALLIES APPEL ID
 GREECE ID DELAY
 ADVANCE 0N TRUKS
Teepobilesn A. .. Lesses wI-sl

PARIS June is-Gre.f Brit.sr- France and Italy have ax2ln appealed 10 Greece 10 postpone her o<fenslrs and accept their mediation. Ia an es- fort 70 forcstaii war ln Asia Minor This is the outcome of a conference between Premier Brisnd and Lord Curzon. British forrikn secretsFr. which ended tonight with she dis- patch of a note 10 King Corstarfins asking an immediate reply ss 10 whether Greece would let the alli~< settle the Turkish question IT fhs answer is favorable. if is procsois Greece wlli be asked to state her peace terms. and the Turkish ~atsor- slists wiii then be approached
 N. Brand and Lord Curron de- cide1 to ask the hixh comnixrioners of Upper S!lesis for an unanlrnous report on the disposition of territory- failing In this. experts ~lli be cent to make equitable distribution. and measures will be taken against the Poles and Germans. ff either CT both refuse to accept the alfided declsiors.
 The British plan in the Near East involves withdrawal Of the Greek forces from smyrna and restoration Of Turkish sovereignty over this ter ritory. international police forces 10 guarantee protection Of the minor tiles
 The ministers decided that no set tienent as to Thrace could he deter mined until the Turks and Greeks agree to mediation
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Want Plebiscites To Settle Panama,
 Costa Rican Fight
TrepunIlcsr A. P- Lesseo WIrel

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Piebls- cites to settle the boundary dirpurr between Panama and Costa Rica have been suggested 10 the state depart ment by Narciso Garay. minister Of foreign affairs for Pansmn and head of a mission sent here to adjust the controversy over the arbitration award of certain territory to Costa Rica by Chief Justice White
 The idea is to conduct two piebis- cites. one in the Pacific and the other in the Atlantic zone. The proceed ines would be carried out by com missioncrs or the two governments with the mediation of the United States
 Claiming Chief Justice White de- parted from the question he was asked to arbitrate. Mir. Garay said that if an impartial group Of turists should decide the claim without merit Panama would take steps to carry out the White award.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Riaa cIaim. pefe.t ef Enemy
First Open Session
 Of League Council
 Planned For Today
TRepubIIcan A. p. Leased WIreJ

GENEVA. June 1s-The council of the league of nations will hold its first open session tomorrow. The controversial questions will be de- bated. Hjalmar Granting. Swedish Socialist leader. and former minister of finance. will present Sweden's claims on the Aland islands. and c. !. A. Enckell. Finish minister in Paris. will reply for Finland.
 The council has decided that noth- ing can be done further regarding the manufacture of rifle barrels for Mex ico by the Danzig arms factory. The council. however. will see that the promised transformation of the arms plant into some other industry of peace will be put into effect This factory has received permission to complete an order received from one of the territories detached from Ger many. but the Mexican order was never mentioned. IL was received 2 few weeks before the free city came under the supervision of the league
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Ask Americans To Propose 4 Names
 For World Court

.
 GENEVA. June 1s-Elihu Root, Judge George Gray of Delaware. John Bassett Moore and Oscar S. Straus have been invited by the league of nations council in their capacity as members of the Hague arbitration tri- bunal to propose four names. no more than two of whom shall be Ameri- cans. as candidates for election as judges of the international court of justice.
 The election will take place in Sep tember by the league assembly and council The candidates to be elect ed must be chosen by both the as- sembly and the council. E Should the council and assembly dizagree. the deadlock will be bro kn by joint committee selected from these two bodies. Hope is ex- pressed in league circles that MT Root and his colleagues may find i possible to propose names, ever
 tkorgh the United States is outsid, the league.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Army and N1py Planes to Try
 Hand af Bombing N1p1I Graft
(RepubIican A. ?. Leased Wise)

A. F. June in  of
  
 U117 and the army 2s  ana mem
  along
 
 
  surface cruising of mi
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Autoist Snashes Car And Home In
 First Wild Dash
rRepubllcan A. P. Leased Wire1

LOS ANGELES. Calif., June 1s.- L. Schwartz of Los Angeles demol- ished his new automobile and his house with one impact tonight and almost demolished himself in the same crash
 Mir. Schwartz, who had q big new car and was not familiar with the mechanism, accidentally backed into another machine when he attempted to turn into the driveway at his home. Then he went into low gear, leaped the curbing, hit the bungalow and knocked it two feet off it's foun- dation and was removed to the emergency hospital after neighbors had picked him out from between the house and the remains of the car
 Surgeons said he might recover
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Whites CI0inl Fingers Toes
 Of Dead Man
[RepubIIcan A. p. Leased wTrel

~''~.fa r~* NIa1<1
 MCCORMICK. s. C., June 1s.- Herbert ouarrsis. negro charged with attaekins . white woman, wac lynehsd today. The negro was captured by . posss and following Identification, he was forced 10 climb . tree and was then riddIsd with bullets.
 I've thousand persons took part in the hunt for the negro.
 After being identified by the victim, the negro admitted his guilt and wss taken to q ora~e- yard in the cIump of ~oods where the assault was committed. A piow line was tied about his neck
 1k7A tracs chain about his body and hs wpES teld 10 climb tree. The ns3e s}sNt ~d . feet up and as hs haIted A eesnnbsr of the posss followed ~s,d chained and tied him As the white man reached the ground shots were fired, the negro dying instantly. The body was left hanging to the tree and pieces of rope and chain and fingers and tees were claimed by the crowd.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
16 Wounded When
 Troops An1bushed
TRepublIcan A. P. Leased WIreJ

DUBLIN, June l9-A count of the casualties resulting from the ambush of crown forces here last night shows that one officer, five soldiers and 10 civilians were wounded.
 The attack was carried out by bomb throwing and rifle fire from windows and roofs. the objective be- ing military lorry- Troops and po- lice auxiliaries were rushed to the scene and when the fight had ended they surrounded the district and searched houses and pedestrians An ex-soldier was shot dead at De1ucon- dra. a suburb of Dublin. while two other ex-soldiers were shot dead near Birr, Kings county last night
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
IF American Golf
 Players Qualify
 For British Open
fRepublIcsn A. D. Lssssd vslrel

ST. ANDREWS. Scothnd. June ls. Seventeen American amateur and professional golfers tomorrow will tee up at the Royal and Ancient Golf club for the preliminary play for the British open golf championship. Charles Evans. Jr-. American ama- geur champion. drawn to meet James Baird. professional. will not compete. having sprained a wrist in Paris
 The draw In the qualifying rounds brings Americans against each other in two instances. Clarence Hackney Of Atlantic City win meet Walter Hagen and ]. Burge~s will play Jim Barnes. W C. Hunt is paired with Edward Ray. American open cham plon-
 There are 15s entrants The low scores for the first SO men will ausi- fly a player.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
STUDENT oRowNs

BOONE. la. June is-Theodorc Pollard. 1s years old. a high school student. was drowned in the Des Moines river today while swimming. Rescuers who went to his aid were unable to reach him before he sank. His body had mot been recovered late tonight
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
BANK BANDIT ARRESTED

SPOKANE Wash. June 1s-James Hyland. 2s. was identified here to- day by Clarence ostrtIm ot the Addy state bank at Addy. Wash. and Mrs. Ostrum as the leader of the gang which held them captive half the night of June 10 and then robbed the bank vault of s3.s00. Hyland was arrested by the police here early to- day after the Ostrums had identified his photograph as that of one of the robbers
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
EAST MINUTE NFWyl
AUTO BANDITS MAKE RIcH HAUL

AUTO BANDITS w~indow the precious 5ooooo mobile with their loot clearing the firing. CONSIDER ExTRADiToN xtradit from sergdo
  . on a forged canad
 GREEK OFFENSIVE DELAYED coNsTANTNoPLE, in believed of the Greek condition backing the Greeks, officials
 CLAIMS BIG SHORTAGE WASHlNGToN June 1e-The upham
  profitable
 
 BIRMINGHAM, Herald be published paper manufactured from Southern which North Alabama is nade fromc WOULD WELCOME INTERVENTION -Areca to
  Times hasa to FIELD
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
FIRE oEsrRoVEs GRAINS

OAKLAND. CaMf- June if-Gr4in valued zt more than see.eoo was ce- ~froy-d by Ire which swept the George Higgins ranch between Brent wood and Antioch late today. Four teen hundred acres were burned over The blaze vas fought by a force rr about 500 perSons. hurriedly rccrn4tr5 from nci<hhOrin< farms
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
FIRE DOES saso,ooo DAMAGE

PASCAGOULA. Miss. June 1s- Fire starting in bakery. swept through the business section here to- day, resulting in damage estimated at not less than quarter of million dollars. The Alabama and Mississippi railway station. seven stores. a thea ter. several residences and number of small. shops were destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
slNN FEINERs ACTIVE

MANCHESTER. Eng, June 19- Attacks attributed by the police to Sim Feiners were carried out last night against railway signal boxes. A signal box was burned and a sig nal man fired upon and wounded at Maple Ridge. near Stockport
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
 LOOKS
 SLOW IN WORK
 W|THNEW YORK M|DDLEWE|GHT
Trainer Plants Blows On Champ Almost at Will; Frenchman Enjoys Va cation; Goes Yachting
rRspublIean A. ?. Leased wIrsl

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. June 1s-l Working before a big crowd. Jack Dempsey boxed with four sparrinE partners today.
 Eddie O'Hare. New Yok middle weight. gave the champion the best workout. His boxing was so impress sive that experienced ringslders were of the opinion that he made Dempsey look a bit slow. O'Hare is a former pupil of Willie Lewis, who was fa- nous for his one-rwo punch and O'Harc nailed Dempsey twice with it- Dempsey was not hitting as viciously as he has been. however. but OHarc outmatched him In speed.
 Philadelphia Jack O'Bricn went the second round with the champion and O'Brien declared that Dempsey was the sharpcst and the most accurate punchcr he had faced
 Larry Williams and Jack Renault faced Dempsey for the third and fourth rounds
 There were no developments In the referee situation tonight Jack Kearns said he would attend the meeting of the New Jersey boxing commission tomorrow when the referee question probably will be settled challsnpsr enjoys Yachting MASHASSET. N i. June 1e- GeorKes Carpenter had a day of rest today except for few light calls thenics.
 With Manager Descamps and q party of friends he spent the morn ! ing yachting as a guest Of Rene Re | villon. While the others fishcc Georges took the wheel. After his calisthenics in the afternoon he en- tertained friends on the lawn and re- ceived visitors.
 During the absence of the part, some small boys invaded the camE | and tore down the wall of canvas tha | has shut a view of the boxing rins from an adjacent field
 Pieks carpsntisr to Win
 PARIS. June 1s-The Carpenter Dempsey fight. in the opinion of Gas
 ton Vidal. under secretary for phys teal culture and sport. will deNeiol into the bitterest battle exer stnEc'
 between heav.-weights.
 Dempsey is Sne of the. greates
 fighting machines seen in the prix
 ring he said. But SO is Carpentiel
 and | feel safe in saying Carpentier
 quicker thinker. Thus everythin
 being equal physically. the victor must revert to the man whose brai l will propei his muscles without th slightest delay
 T think that man Is Carpenter
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
Insurgent Leader
 Claims Successes
 Against Red Arms
rRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

KAREN. June 1s-Further suc- cesses by the troops of General Baron von Ungern Steinberg. anti i-bolshevik leader in Siberia. are reported His forces are said to have captured Petrovsk on the trans Siberian rail- way and attacking Chita government Advices declare he has issued proc lamation looking to the restoration of Grand Duke Michael Aiexandro- witch. younger brother of former Elm peror Nicholas.
 The same advices declare troops sent from Chita to meet the Cngern Steinberg forces mutinied-
 The insurgent movement in Central Siberia seems to be spreading south ward.
 Riga Claims Defeat of Enemy
 RIGA, June ls-A Moscow dispatch today carries an announcement from Chita of the defeat June Is. of troops led by General von Ungern Steinberg. nti-bolshevik leader. near Troiz- kozavsk. southwest of Petrovsk.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
NEW TROOPS IN FIEIp

BELFAST, June fsThe further today artillery
Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
TO PRINT ON SPRUCE PINE
WOULD WELCOME INTERvENrIoN


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
DRUG WOMAN AND
ROB HER OF $3.50
2 Men Enter Apartment
and Use Chloroform;
Overlook Furs

DALLAS. Texas. Aug. Miss
Louise Russell -. was bound,
druggcd and robbed by two maskc ed
bandits who entered her home At
211 North IIarvood street shortly
before midnight.
After garginE and administering
chloroform 10 Miss Russell, the rob
bers ransackcf the room and ad
joining rooms ~ other occupants
and escaped with approximately
$50, but overlooked furs valued at
$1,000.
Miss Russell is in St Paul sani-
tarium, suffering from nervous
shock and severe bruises on the
neck and arms. The robbers gainca
entrance to Miss Russcll's room 10y
cutting small hole around the
screen lock.
she was found lying on the floor
In an unconscious condition by Joe
Nicholson. a friend, who roomcd in
a nearby apartment, who notified
the police.
4 white man. 30 years old. was
brought to police headquarters this
morning and is being Questioned in
connection with the case.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

spending needs Of tho government
estimate the government will need
1850. 600. 600 and have put up TO
congress the job " providing II.
Tho members OF congress. with an
eye 90 the coming congressional clcc-
tions, upon which their political ,ivcS
depend, estimate that those figures
can bc trimmed hv at least $500
have refused to figure on 4 national
spcndinG bin Of more than four bill.
lion and a half dollars.
Tho deadlock exists. Roth sides
are standing pat and apparent, "
waiting for word from ON high
Embarrassment iuoms \hcnd.
Meanwhile. the controversy al
ready has provide some cmhar-
rasSmCujs senator Dorah, rcpuh-
licau, Idaho. who successfully
brought about the reduction ot the
army from 100000 men 90 10000
mon IN tho face ~ strong admins
tratiou opposition. Is again on he
economy warpath
This time ne wants the army stl'l
further reduced 90 100 600 rncu and
has introduced a resolution to this
effect.
The sentiment IN congress for
bringing homo tho t4OOn American
troops on the Rhine whtch hts been
lying dormant since the change iu
dmin,stratluuS is 1gfin tuing
worked ZIP into tho demand FOR
economy. This. too. is liNc'y to pro-
vide cmbarrassmcnts for the admin
istratluu in It's furcis1 policy.