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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
UNION OFFICIAL
CHARGES MINERS
were MURDERED
INTERNATIONAL WOE PRES.
IDENT SAYS ABOLISH
MINE GUARD

~ Associated pr~>s
CiIARi.EsTON. w. Va. ~. :.
Phillip Murray, interhstlsaaI vlse
president of the United 1lns Vert
err cf America tsdny save sut NJ
following formal ssass1BeUs -
West virginia situsess6 - Wv
senslng the Views u tle uslne wesis-
rrs union:
AFTER making = survey = -
entire situation In the dlseusto1 ~
tions 81 West Virginia. I en- lsesed
10 conclude thst there Il ~ -
solution 10 the whole gurslIen % b
affects the cliisenry of tke r(ale II
West Virginia and tlsnt " canplese
abolition ~ The mIsse guard aaa
lsa'dwin.teits s,stcm now \ gesspg-
nj use throughout the nea-unloa
coal mining fields NJ tl,ls state.
''lDrsplte AMY ststemeut that
might be madr IL th~ cltlsemry b.
the governor ii the Stxle q Wed
Virginia. evidenccs of brutality -
the mine guards and lisldwla felos
agencies can hc found IN the nea.
union territories af West vlrginln.
My personal judgements In tlsat ~
presence 81 federal troops IN tn
disturbed nectlens NJ the stale NJ
result Ia immediate quiet belng ~
stored. Tie men engaged h -
present conflict against the govern
CTS misuse of power. welcaene MN
open arms the coming oi le6essl
troops, They believe that tl,elr prss-
ence in this field viii st Iease -
SURE them. their wives sad lanul1lea,
protection from assasslnallon.
III II not generally understood. b
Is nevertheless true. that on Augul
u these citizens engaged n the preser
UPRISING against the n edwin.Felts IN
nine guards entered into an agreemei
with Bandholtz and President xeen(
o dlspcrsc peaccabiy and return
heir homes. with the distinct uNde
that their lives would - pr
ccted whilst following out the terms
tONrIStfEp IN PA.sE TvvO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
HEAVY FIGHTING IS REPORTED N
VICINITY OF SPRUCE FORK RIDGE

LOGAN W. Va- Sept (By Associated Pre)-Hesvy fighting
the end Of the Spruce Fork ridge line reported
official statement issued by Colonel W. E. Eubanks tonight His
added that toward the firing
but that the where Blair mountain located al
quiet.
The statement made mention Of Casualties although
private Co trooper brought in from Cooked Creek
suffering bullet wound the hip He dangerously hurt
No federal troops had arrived here late tonight
Sheriff Don Chain late today permitted inter-
three prisoners taken BY the Logan county forces who
brought here yesterday They John Stolngs and French
Hase both Logan county, and Clyde MeCav Of Clancy Ohio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
FEDERAL TROOPS WILL Be
STATIONED IN FIGHT AREA

CHARLESTON Va Sept BY Associated Press)-Fedsral
troops West Virginia ready put down the disorder that has
been distributing the the state last week. The fret
train arrived Sabans tonight from Ohio and followed ether
bringing nfanymcn and equipment from the fifth cops
Of the Middle West Troops from Camp Dix j. due until
tomorrow.
StsnyH Ford department general staff who conveyed orders
the nmander Of the troop where place his Stabans
rs miles affected in Boone and Logan
Brig General n H. Bandhotz command Of al the troops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

The Z 'nsnnriHtirn system not only
has Its rate regulated. hut a major por.
ton ~ It's operating expenses regulated
BY government agencies and In no ease
under present law can the transpor,a.
ito cofpany earn for itself a greater re-
turn than s u. per cent. With the farm
.r M such regulation exists. lie can
often recoup his loeses In u Tat ycaf."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

The Governments action sending troops into West Vr
g Secretary Weeks said today evidently had the approval Of
mine union officials well the civil authorities Of West vr-
en who had asked for them He called attention to General
Bsndho.s report earlier in the day that Phillip Murray nterna
tona president Of the United Mine Workers. had joined urging
upon him the recommendation for troops.
When railroads closed and armed bands Of establish
themselves the country march and fo overpowerns resist
snce the secretary said you may call what please We call
il instruction"
The nineteenth infantry from Camp Sherman and Columbus
Ohio and the 18th from Camp Dix j. which the first to
for the Of the disorders provided with machine
hotzers radio and headquarters machinery pound special
lists gas warfare well rifles riot guns. automatic rifles and
reveves The enlisted strength n the two organizations accord
inc to the ate, reports $780, sxcsss Of the Of the
Ssth light bombing squadron estimated $50 The 18th in
fantry brought field strensth BY Replacement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
FEDERAL TROOPS RUSHED INTO MINE DISTRICTS
RENT HOG ASKS $1,000 MONTH
ON HOUSE ON SALE AT $4,000

WASHINGTON, Sept by Associated Press)-The attempts
property Washington boost rentals homes
for the ssffs Of foreign delegates who will attend the disar
difference brought the attention of the cabinet today
In working preliminary plans Chief Of which relate to the
problem Of finding adequate accommodations for minor officials and
clerical forces cabinet members found that Of house
offered for sale 1000 had demanded monthly rental Of $4,000
Administration officials declared the incident showed such
violation Of the spirit ought be maintained that called for
a cure by good sense of the people Of Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

The Infantry men VIII b, stationed
nj about halfdogen central points
from which thcy will opc.atc m smai.
sr attachments 60 an surrounding
piaces where thcy may b. needed.
~ .gadicr Genrfal llfudhoiiz hid no
very disturbing rcp,rt toiay from the
sr.caii,d ffunt along the huundary line
"a IIoune and l.oran COUNTLESS where
the Armed minrrs and ofhsrs are fac.
lur the iargelv recruited county ana
state p,ae~ riforrs and men. The
arrived hands ar, on the Eoonc county
sale Il the line and IN a strip Of l.o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
SHIPPERS OF CATTLE
FURTHER UNIT PLANS

D. Associated Press
CHICAGO. Sept. s.-iteprescnia.
tivrs from eight Mld.SVcsterO
States and 200 cooperative live
stock marketing organisations net
here to-day 90 further local aud
county unit plans for organized
cooperative shipping. ~ are recon.
mcndcd by the FARMERS livestock
committee II fifteen. Isath lDon'is.
associate professor vi marketing os
the University of Missouri. explain.
I'd the relative advantages 10 local
and county shipments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

ran county cas-, o. spruce Fork Ridge.
iorces ARE On the Logan side.
Blgadlcr General Bandholtz expects
that when ;he military arrived On thu
scene the invaders viii quiclly dis.
pvi-r add return 10 thci. homes In sew.
ctul # the counties In Southwestern
West Virginia.
Governor Morgan's office gave out
unofficial reports today ~ continued
shooting m the mountains 10 the south.
rhc.e wcrc no details ~ To the extent
% casualties on either sidc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
Golfer Rates l.oMrrrd.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. sept. RE
du'e,i impoft rates an green COTE"
from all Pacific Coast ports TO east
ern "oints on all trans-con,incnial lines
effective September isth. were an
nounced late to-day by the Santa r.
IlnIlrnad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

The prcyailing low price and rl"omy
otuiook fr improved pficrs seriously
effected creme. the report states Farm.
crs were slow To- s'cnd money for poi.
s,ns and cultlNatlun ~ crop aOor.
emily w,lthlsss. thu report states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
H,NkER ARRESTED.

DALLAS. Texas. Sep, Prank
Mcdowell. Who was arrested at New
York tonight was vice president II the
Graham National Hank nj Graham.
Texas. and has b-cn missing. according
a. word reviewed here. since thu ins'itn'
tinn failed about two months ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

FAiEMoNT. W. Va. Sept. A
large bombing nlanc In charge of Lieut..
Leslie Arnold and containing army II
flccrs and messengers. hound f,s the
trouble x"n. In southern West Viz
elnia. was wr-ckcd three miles north
e Fairmont tonight. Meme OF - a..
cupan.s was in.arcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
Fight Grain law.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. S"Yt. "a suit
To- cnian Jess iiaIrctt attorney gen
cral 1T Missouri from enforcing the
capp-r Ti.hn.r hill. regulating grain
exchanges. which recently lrcamc a
l-v. was filed IN United States Cir
cult Court here late todas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL
SETTLE ALBANIAN DISPUTE

GENEVA, Sept by Associated Pres)-At its forthcoming
meeting the assembly Of the League Nations will for the first
time be called upon decide territorial dispute This result
Of the action the council today neferg the assembly
the question raised Abans complaint against Greece
and JusoSva occupying territory conceded Albania by the
powers in 1919
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
MIDDLEWEST live
STOCK men GIVEN
CUT IN FRE|CHTS

TOPEKA Kan, Sept by Associated Press)-Lvestock ship
Of Middle West will get reduction Of 20 per cent in freight
rates livestock where the haul make the tariff
fifty cents hundred according telegram received
tonight by H. Mercer national chairman the livestock shippers
league from Edward Chambers New York. Of the
Achison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
SIX PERSONS BURNED TO Death IN
HARLEM Tenement HOUSE fire

NEW YORK. Sept by Associated Press)-Six persons four
Of them members Of the family persisted in fire in Harlem
tenement tonight Vncenso Caaano his wife, and eyear
old daughter who occupied apartment the
third floor death Fred De Lucca and
identified baby De Luccas other residents Of the
building were taken . hospital and treated for burns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

Officers 81 the war department
familiar with martial law preceden,s
and the policy ~ the administration.
said the extent and duration ~ it's
existence Ia West Virginia. u DECLARED.
would derend largely upon the discre.
tlon of General Iiandholtz
To QueIl Disturbance.
Its primary object. II was explained,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

Stolllngs and McGaryish were arrest.
I'd IN the Coal River coal field here
last night. and Hagcr was taken by
state trooper ~ sharplcs last sunday.
stnllings asserted tina, he was return.
ing to Logan trpm Boone county.
whore h. had visited his mother.
4 encountered band OF men who
placed a rife In my hands tici red
hand around my arms and forced me
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
Formal Order To Declare
Martial La,U In Hands OF
General Commanding Area

WASHINGTON Sept (By ISOLATED Pes)-The War Depart
today machinery apply irresistible disordy
elements the five mining counties of West Virginia where labor disorders
smoudd officials By from
exponay force numbering 2oO routed
separate destinations the edge Of the mountain country Bgd
General H. Bandho the the been
designated to command the loops.
Behind the Weeks said
bombing apan which already have arrived the
disturbed President Hadngs proclamation formally putting Fay
Mingo Kanawha under martial law
of General Banoz and will be issued the discretion Of e
..Ls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
TREATY between AUSTRIA
AND AMERICA IS ACCEPTED

VIENNA Sept ABBY Associated Press)The foreign affairs
committee today accepted the treaty Of sgned August be-
Austria and the United States and charged Chancellor Ma
with the presenting report parliament with
a view o the ratification Of the treaty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
SOME ITEMS IN THE INAUGURAL BALL Bl

lilt has been brought III the of Mari
copa connection with the inaugural ball given for Gov
Campbell the first of the present year. good
of money for unpaid bills is demanded. and some well
known defendants.
Whether the plaintiffs will win the no can
determine but it does look like somebody o.ght
pay for the fun; that is supposing it funny affair
accounts. is constrained to regard Of them
very worthy.
There is item of SO for presentation basket,
bucket of flowers given the governor and his wife
When anything is fixed up in way and donated: amid
much applause it ought to be paid for beforehand TIE
bouquet should not stand bill payable
Then there is 81 for carriage If this carriage includes
carrying away the aftermath of the ball. it should
be paid If there any bottles and the like around the
place the close of the affair." they should have been
moved Immediately.
There charges of $40 for Spotlghts and $50 40
for scarchlgh and maSmuch the adnnistlY
is upon which il would be well all kinds of
lights should kick about paying for such illuina
ton.
Next among the reasonable expenses is the sum of
$50 smoke pots Now. if these smoke pots still
around the capitol and available for use. it would be
sistcut pay for them. They should be placed
lent points i'll the capitol building and off provided
their is sufficient drive those who consider
they accommodating the people of Arizona by pill
IN. up unprecedented taxes.
The other expenses for which payment is sought
questionable and because the defendants have baked
paying up may be considered they dSputal Prob
ably those who agreed help pay for the inaugural ball
didn't know it orel1mncr Of extravaganza i'll state
government. and since they have found it to be SUCH
unwilling To help pay pipcr.-Prescott Courier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
"LICKER"

The Eighteenth Amendment. the worlds joke, has
outlved Its usefulness Bad liquor cXorbant prices
obtanable here a state that has been dry since
1913 We do not censure those appointed or elected to up
hold the law: sy1npathize!
Tcmerty. times is blessing. Our hope is that the
following suggestion will be classed as a beatitudc.
Personal LICENSE. The man who wants drink.
will the appointed agency pay the agent the fee set
and receive card which will enable him purchase from
the government spirits. wine or beer he may fit
Violation of the provisions set forth IN the law will be
only guarantee of instant recall OF the card incidentally
with no refund for the period not used
There is a reasonable for any of the thou
sands of questions that be raised under this exposition
Of reasonable method Of governing the liquor traffic
The card be issued. Let it be similar "a railway
postal clerks pass with signature and photograph
Amount purchaseabe Let that be settled by law the
card be divided into 81 squares and unused weeks be
cancelled when the weeks allowance purchased
Violations: Drunkenness in public if reported and prov
ed; arrest for drunkenness wife beating; deprivation
proved. Of comforts of family of holder Of card
of card purchase liquor for any other person.
thing that seems reasonable to the average person
At least it cannot be any than the present law
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
SUSPENSION BRIDGE
ACROSS THE COLORADO

KINGMAN. Nov. s.--The proposed
suspension bidge across the Colorado
river, seven miles below Lees ferry,
will cost $4,000, according to esti-
mates presented to the chamber OF
commerce The site is a short dis
lance below the actual head of the
Grand Canyon. about where the Den
yer and Rio Grande system, years ago
proposed to cross the stream to the
south bank. in a survey for water
grade railroad that was to follow the
coEvon's middle mench.
The bridge will have 10 be very
substantial structure. capable of bear
ing heavy auto trucks. a connecting
link in the main highway between
Utah and Arizona It would be OF large
value also in the work of construction
Of the great dam proposed TO be built
by the Southern California Edison
company below Lees Ferry.
Sounding Stream
Edison and governmental survey
parties have been very busy for
months past in the Lees ferry section.
There has been launched a large
screw propeller motor boat, but it was
found unable to stem the swift cur
rent till it had been equipped with a
stern wheel. This boat is to be used
in sounding for bedrock at the dam
site
Engineer LaRue of the geological
survey an expert on river conditions,
has been exploring side canyons
above the ferry. in company with the
Kolb brothers, with a view to deter
mining possibilities for additional
power plants. A large party is work
ing down stream from the Green river
juction securing data Of value in the
project.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
WOLFVILLE AND RED DOG

Editor Billy Spccr. veteran pen pusher at the helm
the Phoenix Republican, calls task the sender Of
cent dispatch in which it stated that Charleston was
the Wolfvile of Alfred Henry Lewis Wolfvile Tales
What Brother Speer has say correction of the article
IS well known to everyone who is acquainted with the his
tory OF Tombstone and Charleston, and reprint his
marks III order that the correspondent who tho
report might better post himself:
We think we detect error III dispatch from
Tombstone yesterday relative the sale of the old
town of Charleston TO cattle company. III which it is
stated that Charleston the ''Wolfvilc' Of Alfred
Henry Lewis ''Wolfvilc Stories" Though Mr..
Lewis never so far know. identified any of the
towns to which fictitious given. be
lieve ''WOlfvile was Tombstone and Charleston was
Red Dog" Mr.. Lewis at the pamiest period Of
Tombstone resident Of that town. and it was III
''WOlfvle that the famous conversations with the
''Old Cattleman. Texas Thompson and the other
characters of the stories took place ..Wolfye''
certainly the important place in the com
munity and the most important place mentioned in
the stories except faraway Tucson whose identity
is not concealed by nomenclature.
The people of Red Dog are described as. in the
opinion Of the people of '.Wolfvile. lowdown law
less At the time Mr. Lewis resided Tombstone
there semblance of order maintained by strong
hands and documentary methods there while at Char
lesion everything
\ Phoencian kept a saloon at Charleston thru
hectic years. He said il foregatherIng place
for the cowboys thereabous The saloon could hardly
be called sheterng place for the roof a sieve,
made by the shots of the guests-a pepper box lid.
They kept the mirror Of commission and the back
bar in a state of disaIrangement.
The proprietor attempted interference
with their payfulness The boys paid the damages, if
not at the time thereafter they could
hustle steer from ad iacent outfit
The saloon keeper said there nolOtony in
life at Charleston but the constant and swift change
Of events at last became monotonous to him and he
turned to the quietude of the Salt River Valley His
relation of Charleston fits in well with Mr. Lewis de-
scriptiOn of the and religious beliefs
of the residents Of Red Dog
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING"

What grand and glorious feeling should and must
exist III Tombstone odaythc day before Arsticc Day
two days before the meeting of the world powers
slder limitation of of the natiolSthe opening
OF the First National Bank of Tombstone and rcently
INTO business channels of thousands Of doars-the Situa-
ton Of the silver markct-he outlook copper which
tends to show that the >nccrS will before Ion. be running
and the Tombstone district shipping than
the recent showing Of high schools i'll taking the
DR.. kleinSmid III his visit here. of
fact Tombstone has every thin" be thankful for that the
past year not than it was. and with such n
bright future hand. face the world with
strong heart and without msgivines and consider
selves fortunate that we have sound financial sl
tons to handle our business affairs
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
MANY CATTLE BEING
SHIPPED INTO THE STATE

PHOENIX. Nov S-CattIe coni.-
tons are improving daily. accordirs
to I'd stephens, secretary to the live
stock sanitary board who is receiving
optimistic news from all over the
state.
Thousands Of head Of cattle haze
been contracted for during the past
week. while shipment OF cattle to tn
valley where feed is plentiful is the
type of word being sent Mr.. Stephen.
Seven hundred head OF cattle fro7
Tucum;cari, New Mexico. arrived in
the valley before being shipped =
California packers Between 5000
and 1000 head OF cattle in the yicla.
ity OF Wilcox have been contractet
for recently. Mr.. stephens says.
johnson and Cook of Wilcox haze
purchased $500 yearlinss. which they
intend to hold over until next sp-irs
when they believe there will be
demand FOR good grade aged steers
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
YUMA COUNTY SELLS
$500 IN BONDS TO
BUILD AJO ROAD

TUCSON. Nov. 7.-Completion of
the Yuma county section of the Tue
son-Ajo-Yuma county highway was as
sured by the consummation of the
sale OF s250.000 road bonds by that
county Wednesday. according to word
reaching Tucson \ block OF San
Diego bankers are reported TO have
been the purchasers of the bonds at
figure OF 81 per cent. the S per cent
Geficit being supplied by a purse sub
scribed by San Diego. Imperial county
and Yuma county business men.
The block of bonds disposed of is
not the entire issue of Yuma county
of last year. but only the bonds spec
Flied as intended for construction If
the road connecting the Ajo route
through Stoval. The remainder Of the
issue will probably not be disposed OF
before later this year. II is under
stood
Special efforts were made TO bring
about the sale in quartsf- Interested
IL. the comrletiGI. Of the highway CIR
Meeting San Diego with eastern
points by way of Yuma ard Tucson
B. L. Hitch OF Greaterville and for
n,erly cle.l. of the Pima t'ard Of 81
crysors f7r II years. submitted "a
hid upon tho quarter million d5iiar
bond issue as the repre- sentative 9f
the bonding firms OF Su;hei!anl !. lar
~ & Co, and the Weil-Roth company.
The bid presented by Mr.. Hitch was
not a successful one. he declared
Thursday on his return 20 Tucson
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
GOLD STAR MOTHERS
MUST PAY OWN WAY
TO HERO'S FUNERAL

PHOENIX, Nov. S.-Gov. Thomas L.
Campbell is in receipt of advices from
J. VI. Wainwright. acting secretary Of
war. to the effect hat. because OF the
limited funds appropriated FOR de-
fraying the expenses incident to the
ceremonies attendant upon the burial
OF the unknown war hero" at the Ar.
mistice Day ceremonies at the Airing
ton national cemetary. it will be i'm
possible to arrange free transporta-
tion for Gold Star mothers who might
desire to attend the obsequies
As there are number of Gold Star
mothers in Arizona, Governor Camp
bell some time since. whote the war
department. suggesting, in concert
with suggestions from others along
The same line that it would be fit
ting tribute TO the sacrifices of those
mothers who had sons killed in the
World War if the department could
have these Gold Star mothers attend
tine Armistice Day ceremonies.