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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
MINe0 MINERS LOCKED OUT,
EvIcTED FROM HOMES, TERRoR!zED
BY GUN MEN, UNION Chief SAYS

WAFIINGTON. July IA senate
committee today began investigation
81 disorders In the Mingo coal fields
~ West virginia. which have led re-
GENTLY to declaration Of martial law
by the governor. Nell Burkenshaw
representing the United Mine Work
erS OF America. being the first wit
ness called. The trouble was due. he
said. to lock out" ~ union miners
bv the mine operators
Miners had been "victed from COM
pany houses and "terrorizcd by gun
men Burkenshnw asserted, eleven
thousand miners and their families
ha, INK been pro, idcd houses In tent
cities by the union.
THESE people are % per cent
American born" he said. and tn"
min. operators are employing Span
iardH. Greeks. Italians ana every typ"
OF foreigner they can get to take tn"
places of the locked out miners"
Conbats Testimony.
l.. Taylor Ninson. Tor th" operators,
said BurkensheW statement would
be- "uVerthruWu by evidence"
For 20 years he said min"rH aud
employers lived In peace under "a
scale of wages that permitted 'nu
efficient man to earn from $500 To-
; 200 month aud that this cundi-
tiuu p.raisted until the United Min"
Workers sought tu E"t control of ~"
field
we propose to show that IN.
/ nit.d Mine Workers up TO lbl2 was
straight labor union. hut that In this
year It adopted principles which
have turned It's membership into a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
ROME RO NAMED
j. s. MARSHAL
Craig Is Also Appointed
United States District
Attorney

WASHINGTON. July iG.-George
u. Craig. OF Albuquerque and Secun-
dino Romero. OF Las Vegas, were
nominated today 10 be United States
attorney and marshal, respectively.
uistftct OF New Mexico.
Rush h. Holland of Colorado
Springs. Colo. was nominated today
to De- assistant attorney general.
George II. craig who has been hold %
ing q rrcess appointment as g.. =. dis
trirt attorney was IN Santa Fe today
when news was received here ~ his
permanent appu utueni No other
name has bren mentioned In connec-
ton with the appointment which has
been expected.
tn" appointment Of RomerO to be-
y. :. Marshal, although expected. was
Of more Interest as there had been
NOR. ~ less spirited contest Tor the
office. Manue. Is. ptero of Albuqusr-
que being among the candidates for
the office.
Romero R q republican leader NJ
san Miguel county and former sheriff
OF the county. Both appointments
had the Endorsement Of Senator Bur
sum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
ST|LLMAN LIVED
IN AN APART MENT
WITH MRS. LEEDS?
More Evidence Offered
to Establish His Rela-
tons With Woman

POUGHKEEPSIE. y Y. Juy ~.
Cumulative testimony intended to
show that James \. Stilman and
FluronC" II Leeds former lrondway
show Eitl occupied AN cNp'nsiv" New
YORK apartment as MI ana Mrs
Ftnnklyn ~ Leeds was introduced
today In the Stillman diyor," case.
II was declared by sidney wild,
agent Tor the owner of the apartment
building that when MI Leeds np-
Piled for the lease he presented q
character testimonial signed by James
Sullman,
This letter presented today by Mrs.
Anne 4. Sti luhn's lawyers was un-
derstOod to have sa Il that Mi. still
man knew Mr. Leeds personally and
you,hed for his good character. hon
Dsty and Intention to pay the rent
on the apartment. tn" banker wrot"
that he would guarantee payment by
"Mr. Leeds" 1t was said.
Frank lyruS superintendent of tho
apartment house and buminick Las
ur,ll,. elevator operator, told ui sor-
ing Mi aud Mrs Leeds and tn"
nfunt. JAY Ward Leeds there and
uoth idrnutird q photograph of Nj
Stllmbn as Nj. Leeds, n wa- report
ed
Mrs Stillmau's mwyrrs not only
ught tn prove today her charges
that Mr Stllmuu was the father Of
MIs Leeds chi a. hut ais" 'ombatted
the bankers accusation that Guy
Sullmau was not his son hut that of
Fred HrnuVuiS Indian guide and ser
want ct the family
The alleged intimacy between still
man and "a second woman id"ntiii",
as Helen" was brought into th'
record late this afternoon when Frunl
Murphy, former valet tu IN" hankr
and steward uu his yacht, told of Nj
| stillmau and Helen remaining
aboard th, Mud'sty overnight whil
] the boat was dOCkod boo Sew Nuri
| last December
Murphy. q was said testified tina
| tn" master and his guest came Ibuar,
| and had q late supper at which cock
| tails, champagne ana beer wrr
] served
"uh don't talk about that one O.
/ Mr. Suilmaus lawyers wu- rrpurtrl
To have said, With smile. when TIA
. liquors WEI" mentioned
! Murphy uli.p told. 10 was declared
~ MI Stillmau uud Mts Leeds briu
aboard "Mud"sty' on Miami. llurid.
ana OF Mrs Leeds having visited IA
boat ON the morning after Mr SIN
man aud Helen" were alleged {
have spent the night on board
They called u Phelps CllWsou. so
of IA wealthy buffalo farmer, To- IA
] stand mud he WIS reported TO hay
testified that Mr. Hnd Mrs. Stillma
were together during two week end
in January. lglN, ON m" estate i
the roD1utico Iuils This period
considered most important in 'srul
fishing m" paternity uf Guy Sullmui
was was born In November. 1918.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Ailplans Falls
Killing Pilot and
Three Passengers

OAKLAND. Calf. July a. -An
9rrplnur from the Iu,uyN brothers
.nuluur factory 900 B"rk'l'N. trll at
Modesto. killing according tu wotI
passengers today uuurdlnF To W"rd
Ir,.I,rd uy th, Oakland Tribune.
IN, arplIu, pilut,d hy Bud C"i-
f., % commercial pilot, and IA" pas
s.uprr4 we're Giu,Yudu lHruzzi IN"
builder uf the machine and John
Ilsukr and \. MIuL'IHh employees
Of the lnruzyi works u was du" To
r,iutu her. TODAY i'uu NuHrmit" val
ley from trial NIP that began yes
irrIuN
Tho machine ,nught fire In midair
and in falling struck q high voltage
,I,,tr,p wire The occupants ut IN,
run,hsur were burned almost beyond
recognition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

band of robbers" yinson said. These
are strong words hut what they have
done h 20 declare that they will
never remain satisfied with any re-
turn for their labor except that which
Includes the fun social value of tbs
coal that Il mined
Every murder and every riot N
IVES, Virginia can De laid to this
policy uf the United Mine Workers
first To uniOniz- ana then To own the
mines"
where do you get that lntorprcta
tiun OF the term. ~ social value ot
coHi7" Chairman Kenyon asked
From the mouth of their officer 3
ana delegates In the words Of their
own official records" Mr. Nlnson re-
piled.
This issue IN one Of robbery. pure
ana simple vinson continued. H.
not an open shop question"
20 Men Killed.
Niusou said - men had been Killed
IN MinEo sine" 1890. rive of them
OFFICERS of th" law. shot in the back
from ambush
The Tinted Min. Worker. has
sent IN assas-ins" he said. gun men
picked fur their work put of 10
men In Jail the other day. arrested
In this territory. only four were citi-
gems uf West Virginia In spite of
this intimidation. w. are getting out
20 per cent of normal coal output.
We have her" III" petitions uf fivr
thousand men nnd nine hundred
women working In the mines. asking
you tn protect them In their right
to work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
CALL GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION TO Be
HELD JULY 27-28
Santa Fe Chamber of
Commerce Invites
Civic Bodies

Santa ~ July - The santa
F' Chamber of Commerce today sent
uut Invitations tu civic bodies In coun-
Ties along 90, Ocean 10 Ocean" high
way aud the Santa Pc trail To appoint
delegates tn O. good roads convention
ON july % and eS TO De- held In the
Elsa thy1tyr for the discussion OF
highway problems with the state
highway commission as well as county
officers
The chamber Of commerce also
went uu record ~ fuyoring the pro-
pusrd Two million dollar highway
bond issue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
100 Express Employees
Here to Be Affected
By Wage Reduction

Moro than 100 employees OF the
American Railway Express company
who either are employed out of Al
huqu'rVur ur run into this city from
other towns will b., affected hy wage
CUT to 20, put into effect ON August
Al employees according To press
dispatches are tu ho given cut OF
G cents am hour FOR eight hours
work
e.. T.. Appiygate. agent In charge
mere. suid this morning that 80 men
including messengers and clerks arc
employed by the local office other
messengers who run into this city
from Ia 1unta CO.. l.us Angeles are en-
pluyod by the Offices at those towns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
LIVESTOCK RATES
ARE HELD TO Be
j UNREASONABLE {
Examiner Recommends
Reductions to Aid
Cattlemen

wAsHtNGTOS. July ~ Rates or,
livestock wcr. held 60 b. unr"uson-
abl. from an economic standpoint
und recommendation was mad" Co
The Interstate Commerce commission
that the carriers make substantial re-
ductions fur the benefit Of business
IN general In "a report mad" today bS
Examiner pisquc. The case, which
Mns brought by livestock shippers IN
the western states aud iu which vnri-
Gus state commissions are involved
wll be- heard tomorrow uy the com
mission.
Rates on certain commodities are
sitting Industry and should be- re-
duc-d the examiner said. adding,
however that "a reduction iu rates
uu trade IN general seems unwul
rantrd at this time
The report said that although b
rates on livestock were not ,NcessiN"
when Judged from e strictly trans
pottation standpoint, they are I'M
reasonable uOm uu economic stand
point The livestock industry the
report said. would D." materially
h'lp,i by reduction IN rates De.
cause the cost of getting tu market
Is substantial item.
We think mat the carriers. IN the
public interest. should iuyurahly con.
slider Ia. matter ui eliminating, Ton
the most part temporarily at l'asi
and especially fur the longer huul'
the increases iu livestock rates mad,
following the Increases ordered iI
the truu~puI intiun act"
The original complaint against
livestock rates was made by the Nu,
tiuuaI livestock shippers league aut
other producers organizations Hall
roads Iud public utilities CONNIE
siuuS uf kansas, South Dakota. Nurtl
] Dakota, Arizona ana Montana, AN,
| the American farm bureau ivd"ra
I .tuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Free Balloon Flight
Calls for No Navy
Disciplinary Action

WASHINGTON Jluy a. The nav
al court Of inquiry uu the free balloon
night into the Canadian WIldS last De-
r.mlrr by Lieut.. Louis \ i>luur. pl-
lut and l.irutvnuuts stephan a Far
rr and Walter Hinton. passengers,
60 he'd iur no disciplinary action aud
h,ld that differences between Lieu
t'uuuts Hinton aud Farrell which
came tu blows were adjusted BOO q
manly manner
The court hlcd its report during
Secretary Daniels t'nur" ui office but
wa- not accepted until Secretary
DENNY approved 10 aud mad" it pub
hr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Oklahoma Judge
Arrested on Charge
OF Accepting Bribe

SNpTLIN. okla. July Dis
tr.,t JudE, l.uDirn o. Wright of SH-
uulpa was arrested lat" asst nlght and
released ON SO Ouu bond following an
Information ul,d hy : T. Freezing
state attorney general before Justice
piltl. charging him with accepting
o brihr tor decision ho rendered In
the one million mine hundred thous-
and dollar Tommy Atkins oil laud
ease recently.
His preliminary h"arIng was set Tor
Iuy 90. tn" inform liiun did not
state who paid the alleged hrIh".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
BOY, KIDNAPPED
AF TER FATHER
WAS SLAIN,
IS FOUN D
Abductors Were in Al
buquerque on Way
to Arizona

GLOBE. Ariz. July iI.-orva
McKinstfy. aged H. ~ Inkin Eans.,
who was kidnapped from syracuse.
kanS.. told newspaper men here to-
day following his rescue by deputy
sh"riffs. that Walter Hudson. q for
mrr .mpioye Of his father kidnapped
him after the elder Mckinstry had
been h,lied
Th" boy told newspaper men that
b. and hudson met J g. tSkinnvrl
EddinRton at Albuquerque. N VI. Both
Hudson and Eddingtun az, under ar
rest here waiting word from the Kan
sas authorities.
The two men ana the boy were To-
Gated when the men ran out uf money,
according tu Under sheriff Gus Nii-
liams
Men Tell Their story
According to- M" story told hy the
men to The under sheriff they had
been receiving money from hyc Nil
Ter said to b" cook In the McIin.
stry home In Iakiu. Lately they had
n.Icd To- receive the mon'y ana con-
s.purtnly they gave themselves UP to
deputy sherilfs.
The boy H. wanted n IAkiu tn"
men told Officers here. as witness
To- the ktlhng uf his father.
TIE boy said IN. two men were di-
rert"d by Mr-. Eva Miller. cook on
his fathers ranch, to take him TO his
tu, e.. Jim Hayes, iu Arizona.
Mir Miller just put one over on
them" Do. added Jim Hayes Is not
my uncle
the murder uf his father aud his own
abduction.
a.. said his father was Killed at
his ranch. twelve miles from syracuse,
last February hy Bin Nisc. tenant
on Mckinstry's land. Edd.nKton said
he too. was present at the killing
and both be and the boy discussed II
freely.
saw Father KILLED
Tn. elder MOklustTN tn" hpy snld,
had an argument with Nis" over rent
from the land occupied hy wise. Fin-
ally. Wise pulled u revolver and fir"d
lust A. his father threw up his hands,
the boy said. lie said Ia" bullet went
through the hand aud his father turned
to run. whercupuu. Ni4r fired again,
the bullet entering Mrkln~irNS back
killing him.
ION the afternoon of sunday MAY
d" the hoy said, Mrs Eva Miller,
coon ON NV lNIIfl p lHlI. ~. N'iiN W.
to syracuse To- get some medicine Nh'
said / needed went and waited for
the doctor at his office until o'clock
but he never showed up aud when
walter Hudson came along in III" au-
tumuh.lr and said Com" on. let's
take a ride" I went with him.
u asked him where "" w'r" go.ng
and ha said h. did not know. Wa
rl.d tu make Holly colo. the ilrSi
night but had to camp out Wtlt"'
worked on ia. 4 ranch. which b"-
Ipugrd 'n my father.
"A few days out from Syrtcus"
nr told me that Mrs NJ l"r had p,sd
him to take mr to my unrl" in ART
gunu and gay" him So Go maxi" the
trim The money played out 900 NJ
Iuuu,ruuv Tho SECOND day in Al
Uuurruu. w, met Edd ngtuu and h'
lit siN dollars.
AT the first town out ui Alhdgu"t'
uur we pawuod uur watches and got
riu, dollars and half ON them aud
that lasted til We got q" solomon
VILE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Charles A. May
Is Appointed as
State Engineer

SANTA ~ July ll--1harlcs A.
May. assistant state highway "uEiu-
rrr, was Jpcny appointed state rngiu-
r.r hy Governor M,DhrW.
l.. 4. Gillrti state highway engineer
rrpgnrr ~ stale engineer in order
to devote AN ut his Time tu the h.rh-
way department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
RIoTING Is RENEWED
IN Hf,IEASr TODAY

BELFAST July lt.-ltioting broke
out again In the Cork street area here
this morning. A bomb was thrown
and damaged q grocery store which
also was looted. and another house
was set afire. number OF people
were slightly injured by snipers.
several windows were broken. The
police managed 20 restore order with
out being compelled to use firearms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
CNIlpTNTIEN NNUS-

NEW NNltk- July - Georges
C1rpontirr embarked un m, S1yuic
today FOR few weeks stay bon France.
llr viii return 90 IA" United States
in time tor bout with uu unnamed
opponent uu October ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Today s Results
Nnrrirnn League

American League.
Ncw Nurk-St Louis game post
punrd, rain
Washington 900 100 UDO-l 4
thiruuu 600 600 IuH.H1 . %
MogridEo. Srhnrht aud Charity
Fah'r ana SDnuik.
National League.
chicago 600 OuO OO2-" I
Boston 900 600 nos . a.
Ponder and pnly; Watson and
O'N.ll.
Il II T..
Pittsburgh %. roo 600 l-5 o
Philadelphia UuO Out 2Uu u. {"
carbon and schmidt, Ring and
BrugEy.
| Cincinnati U91 020 600 q l2 I
BROOKLYN 600 nl0 ssu.j !
Ell,r HINcy ana WuFu. Grimes.
Smith. Mitchell. Srhupp and Miller.
Clubs. u. II e.
81 Louis ...OlO l1U GOO OHg
B Nvw York ..O0l no 600 - l3
E1ttori's' BAILEY and bllhu,fcI..
] Ryan ana snyder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
IRISH PEACE
CONFERENCE
IS OPENED
De Valera and Lloyd
George Have Prelimi-
nary Discussions

LONDON, July Eamonn de
Valera and Premier Lloyd George
conferred for more than two and
n half hours today over the ques-
tion Of an Irish settlement. The
republican leader arrived at the
prime minister's official residence
in Downing street, at 4 80 p. m.
and left at 7.l0 p. m.
At the conclusion Of the con-
ference Art O'Brien. president Of
the Gaelic league in London, stat
ed that il had terminated "ami-
ably"
One of the men who accompan-
led Mr.. de Valera To the confer
ence with the premier said to-
night,
1--WE are satisfied with the re-
suits Of the initial conference.
The communique stated that a
free exchange of views took place
between Mr.. Lloyd-George and
Mr. de Valera, and their relative
positions were defined.
The conference will be resumed
at IL 80 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Sir James Craig, the Ulster pre-
mier, has been summoned to Lon
don to confer with the prime
minister, Mr.. Lloyd George on the
T-.-l- = ~" w"
irish SITUATION, ~ was announced
late this afternoon. Sir ,James Ia
:. =. pts
ut present IN belfast.
'
LoNbON, July lf-Eamonn de
Valera. the Irish republican leader.
arriyed M M IN no.,ntnv .,r.., =,
30 e,a1o.,. ~ .,,e
''sV oN'"eh this ai'efhooh Tor nus
conference with Mr.. Lloyd-George.
the British prime minister. set for
,ha. baur N, syhich A., .f,a., .,,t, A..
- W.
mau" 10 iihu oas'a TOT an irish peace
settlement.
The republican leaders apnear,nee
a, ,ha nr,,n. ,nIn,.,.,,. o,,,s,,, ,.'.t-
~ P"io
dence was punctual 10 the minute.
hr. Lloyd George was awaiting him.
and their conversations over the peaoa
question were begun immedia,elv
NotwithS,andlnr a driasiing rsi1 n
great crowd which mad Eath.red at
| the entrance 10 DowninK street walt
| cd nati.nflv for soma snrounc.w.nt
| from the momentous meeting Short-
| N after Mr.. de Valera entered the
prirne minister'a house the crowd knelt
| In Whitehai and begun 10 recIts the
/ ros,rv
Crowd see- Denrturc
The Irish republican leader drove
paiaca read nsea ss haaannarasss ~
| ~ trish aslasa,ior ,o Do.,ntnS
| s,ree, in n notor ra,. lie vNas sc,
connanied hy Art O'urien nresiasnt
| - 80 - f.NN'Ns
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Weather
At THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO. ALBUQUERQUE

Highest i"mp"rutur" ......r =.
Lowest temperature .-.....r 81
Daily range temperature .... -
Mean dliIA temperature" ..r.. Do"
HplntIyD humidity d p. u..... ~
Relative humidity q @. m.... ~
Precipitation ,......rr. N"n'
NIpNlm velocity ut wind.
miles nor hour ......... 10
Prevailing direction ...... SOU
Character of IN" day ..... Cl't"
state Weather.
Nrw M,Niou Fair In south. lo-
rnI showers in north portion i"-
night or Friday. little chang" iu
temperature.
AriEaun Fair tonight and l'rt.
dn, except pussihlv light showers
iu north and vNtrcmu west puiIiuH
tonight or Friday, I'M" chang" in
temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

While King George v In not eN-
peCted TO take a leading part In the
Irish pcuc" negotiations. his speech
at the opening of the Ulster pnrlia-
mcut was basis FOR opening nego-
tiations for the meeting
The personality OF the king may
have considerable influence on the
work Of the representatives
His democratic manners and GUS
toms and his knack OF saying the
right thing at the proper time have
won him hosts Of friends.
The king, now In his bGth year. Is
an able public speaker. and a tircless
worker
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

With indications that settlement
OF Irish problems ls nearer than in
centuries the eyes of th. world are
ON five men
These men Will take the leading
parts in the Irish peace negotiations,
az q series OF meetings here. They
are.
LLOYD GEORGE.
LLOYD George British premier. is
In the center ~ IN" stage at the Irish
peace negotiations.
Born in modest circumstances.
Lloyd George early gained reputation
by champiuning the rights Of tho
common people" his Hntarouism to-
ward landlordism. and his light for
greater religious freedom
lie first came into NATIONAL promi-
meme" h his opposition to the Buer
war
Elected 10 parliament. and given
high offices. Lloyd George. carried on
his fight Tor reforms lie wan named
secretary uf state for war la the
coalition cabinet during the World
war
re forced the resignation of Pre-
mi"r Asquith and was himself named
premier
III VALERA.
The voice uf th, Stun Fsin al tho
Irish pcJp" negotiations will b." that
of Eamon de- valera revolutionary
leader. soldier professor uf sciences.
diplomat and president
u" Valera WuH born in New York
city iliH father w1s Spanish. his
mother Irish
The futur, president was teaching
mathrmutius 800 the National Training
college when hr actively entered th,
light Tor Irish freedom
In the liish iusurrcctlOn OF 1916.
de Valera defended one uf tho soizpd
aFeus brilliantly
"" WAS largely r'HpousiII. Tor IN,
J organization of th" country with tn,
Sun f"iu us nucleus
GENERAL SHUTS.
General Jan Chr.fti1au SmutH. pre-.
/ mi"r of ih. tuiuu uf South africa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

who Is credited with promoting the
lrish peace negotiations. In lawyer
soldier and statesman.
lie has fought England. and has
served her.
General SHUTS first gained great
prominence by his brilliant achieve
ments for the Beers In the Boer war
Smuts commanded the troops In
British East Africa In 1ai5-i7. and
was the South African representative
in the imperial war cabinet, 19i7-is
lie Is "a firm believer In the league
Of nations and the arbitration OF in
tvrnational differences.
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SIR JAMES CRAIG.

Lieutenant Colonel sir James Craig
spokesman Tor the Orangemen at the
lrish pcac. negotiations. has long
been recognized as leader OF the IN
stcr lnionists.
Craig has served Great Britain in
war and Ia peace.
lie won distinction In the Boer
war as a commander OF troops Fol-
lowing the war. Craig was elected to
parliament He has held many SEC
retariats.
When the new home rule bill was
put into effect. Craig was selected as
leader Of the Ulster parliament. This
assured his election as premier Of
holds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

Mr.. de Valera also received many
other messages from ireland, Eng
land. the United states and Australia.
cNI ressing hope 'or ths success OF tho
conference.
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New Nurk-St Louis gam" pos
punrd, rain
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'h'pi'N HGh NNo.Uuu.
sEATTLE. wASHN.. julv 1.-two
bandits today sna'chc q LaE con.
tainlng $4,000 m currency from =
messenger for the Northwest Trust
and Eafe Depo-t company and es-
carsf IN an automobile.