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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Recall of
Strike Sent
u. S.
Official Word Countermand.
ing Walkout Orders Flashed
In Code by Big Five Chiefs
To General Chairmen.
Union Leaders Pleased

Chicago, Oct. 2s.-The strike Of
800 trainmen Of the international
and Great Northern railroad, oper-
ating In Texas. has been called of
by the general chairmen OF the
road, according to a telegram re-
eeived here tonight by w. @. Lee.
chief Of the Brotherhood OF Rail-
road Trainmen.
Cleveland, O.. Oct. 2S.-(By ThS
Associated Press. .)--Secret code mcss
sages to general cha,rmen by which
they are directed to notify loca
chairmen that the proposed railroad
strike has been called Oft were sen(
out early today frou the general
offices here of the erotherhoods q
trainmcn, engineers and fircmen.
While the vote by organizationl
was said to have been unanimous
union men asserted today that th(
vote in the various unions was clos<
and that the firemen, in particular,
long remained obdurate.
All Pleased.
The final decision. seemed pleas.
ing to union men. rail executives
and the labor board alike. Union
leaders pointed out that they had
determined that they could not strike
with opposing both the government
and the labor board while they as<
serted their real quarrel was with
the railroads.
Railroad executives expressed satk
isfaction over the decision while
members of the labor board chars
acterized the action as one the un<
ions will never regret and which has
averted inconceivable hardships and
an internal industrial dispute on tho
eve of the international conference
at Washington on limitation OF
armament.
St. Louis, Oct. 2S.-(By The As.
sociated Press.)-C. ]. Manion,
president of the Order of Railroad
Telegraphers, at $50 a. m. today
sent coded kilograms to general
chairmen of the order on the various
railroads informing them officially
that the strike, scheduled for Octo-
Der 80, had been called of,
! Official Recall.
Chicago, Oct. 28.-(By The Assoc
ciated Press. 1.-The official recall Ok
| the rail striks orders issued by tho
switchmen, trainmen, conductors. en-.
gineers and firemen were dispatched
today when leaders of the ".Bis
Five" flashed code messages to thei}
general chahmen. The chairmeH
will submit the messages to the 10.
Gals and the official order recalling
the strike will thus permeate the
country in a few hours.
Similar orders probably will b.
dispatched today by the telegraphersA
organization, the only other union
that had voted to participate in the
strike, scheduled to begin Sunday
and which had threatened to tie up
the nations transportation facilities.
To Announce Findings.
While these orders are being cirs
culated, the United States Railroad
Labor board which played an i'm
portant part in the final decision Of
the unions, will today announce its
Turn to Page Two, Column One.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Smoak Asks State to
Name Count on Which
He Will Be Prosecuted

Motion asking the court to direct
the county attorney to elect on which
one Of nine counts in the indictment
returned against Elliott B. Smoak,
former vice president and treasurer
Of Industrial Chemical Supply com-
pany he intends to proceed, was filed
yesterday in district court by at
torneys for the accused man.
Smoak is charged in the indictment
with embezzlement of $26,850 of the
company's funds.
Defense would be different on each
count, the motion states. It declares
the defendant is entitled to know, in
advance of the trial, on which count
prosecution will be brought.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Loss in Florida Storm
Placed at $5,000,000

Tampa, Fla, Oct. 28.-Defnite re-
ports from all portions of Florida
peninsula swept by the tropical storm
of Tuesday put the total losses in
the neighborhood of $5,000,O0O, of
which between $l,500,000 to $1,000
600 represents the loss in Tampa and
suburbs which bore the, brunt of the
hurricane.
The loss of life remained at II to-
day-fve in this city, two at St.
Petersburg and four members of the
crew of the yacht Kona, wrecked
at Mayport.
Reports received by the state citrus
inspectors office here, estimated that
80 per cent of the citrus fruit in the
district, comprising four counties,
was stripped from the trees by the
wind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Disarmament Conference
Of Iowa Commends Harding

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 28.-(Special
Telegram. .)-Resolutions, on behalf
of the state of Iowa commencing
President Harding for calling the
disarmament conference ands urging
Iowa's representatives in cor yress
to give that conference every pos
sible support and encouragement,
were adopted late this afternoon by
the Iowa disarmament conference,
now in session at the auditorium.
More than 1000 delegates, rep
resenting all parts of the state and
number of commercial, civic. club
and church interests are attending
the meeting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29

haired little man, soldier of France
and citizen Of the world, who
had held the allies cards in the
great game of war-and had turned
the trick.
Up the harbor he came, escorted
by fleet of destroyers and soaring
seaplanes-to the boom of guns
from forts guarding the harbor's
mouth, great blasts from whistles
ahoat and ashore and resounding
cheers for the man who had OUT
Napoleoned Napoleon as tactician.
An hour earlier General Pcrshing,
commander of Americas millions
of sons who did their "bit" in the
world war, had been greeted by a
similarly enthusiastic welcome. The
generals ship, the George Washing.
ton, had raced to port in order that
he might arrive in time to particle
pate in the greeting to the famous
allied commander. When Marshal
Foch stepped ashore the general was
the first to grasp his hand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Salt Lake Mail Airplane
To Fly at Legion Convention

Salt Lake City, Oct. 28.-An air
mail plane will be dispatched from
Salt Lake City to take part in the
airplane carnival to be held at Kan
sas City in conjunction with the
American Legion's national conven-
ton, which will open Monday, ac-
cording to Claron Nelson, assistant
superintendent of the western divi-
sion of the air mail service. Nelson
said that Pilot Lange, due here from
Cheyenne, Wyo., this afternoon,
would take to the air again for the
trip to Kansas City. 1t is under
stood that the central and eastern
divisions of the air mail service will
be represented
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Grand Island Booze Runners
Want Immediate Sentence

Grand Island, Neb., Oct. 28.-
Especial. John Auld and John
Murphy, booze runners, captured
here while making their first trip to
Grand Island, have signed stipu-
lation to enter a plea OF guilty in the
federal court if the case were trans
ferrcd to the Omaha division, and
they could Immediately take their
sentence. An additional warrant was
sworn out against them, charging
transportation of liquor and specify
.ng the auto. The main purpose OF
the action is the legal seizure and
confscation of the car.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Evelyn Nesbit Tries
To Commit Suicide

New York, Oct. 28-Evelyn Mes
bit, one time wife of Harry K. Thaw,
took an overdose of morphine today
and screamed to a marshal, posted
outside her apartment to evict her,
that she had swallowed enough
poison to kill 20 persons.
She will recover, however, a ply
sician said, after making hurry
cali and using a stomach pump. Re-
Gently her theater district tea room
was closed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Columbus Laundry Robbed
Second Time in Three Months

Columbus, Neb., Oct. 28.-(Spe-
cial. burglars picked the lock on
the door to the Columbus Steam
laundry and stole. three suits and
thre overcoats valued at $500. This
is the second time the place has been
robbed in three months. Following
the first attempt the windows were
equipped with iron bars. Blood
hounds were put on the trail and led
a posse down the Union Pacific
tracts toward Norfolk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Visitor Touted
For State Office
W. M. Stebbins, Gothenberg
Business Man, Urged to Run
For Nebraska Treasurer.

w. M. Stebbins of Gothenberg,
who is being doomed by various out
state newspapers and individuals for
the republican nomination for state
treasurer, spent yesterday in Omaha.
Mr.. Stebbins is successful mer-
chant and farmer of Dawson county.
with considerable experience in pub
lie office.
He was member of the legis-
latures of 1911, 1918 and 1915, dur
ing all Of which he was active on the
floor and in committee work.
In 1920 he was a member of the
convention which proposed a series
Of amendments to the state consti-
tuition, these later being ratified by
the peoRle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Suspect Held in Connection
With Columbus Holdup

Columbus, Neb., Oct. 28.-(Spe-
ial.)-Mr. and Mrs. Burton Haworth
were held up by lone masked ban
dit and Mr.. Haworth robbed of his
checkbook and IS cents. The high
wayman only searched his victims
trousers pockets and overlooked .
gold watch and quantity of money
carried in his vest pocket.
Police later arrested in hotel
man who carried a gun. The sus-
pect first gave his name as Jim Jones
but later admitted that he was J.
w. Way and had come to Columbus
from York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Little Entente"
Demands Charles
Within Sc Hours
Former Emperor Lost Chance
To Regain Throne Through
Refusal to Bombard Uni
versity Studentsin Path

Prague, Oct. 28.-Former En-
peror Charles must be surrendered
to the Little entente" within SO
hours under the terms of an ulti-
matum from the members of this
combination of states, which it has
decided to present to the Hungarian
government in Budapest. Deputy
Macoch declared last night that the
ultimatum would be presented today.
The project of interning the former
emperor in either Czecho-Slovakia
or Jugo-Slavia has been discussed
freely by newspapers in this country.
KarEst Leader Flees.
Prince Windish- Graetz, Karlist
leader, fed from west Hungary when
Charles attempt to restore his
throne in west Hungary failed, in
tending to go to Holland. He was,
however, stopped at the Czecho- Slo-
yak frontier. Leaders of the politi-
cal parties forming the coalition min
istry Of this country have decided
the government will introduce a bill
in Parliament decreeing the conhs-
cation of estates owned by Count
Julius Andrassy, Deputy Rakovsky
and Count Albert Apponyi, located
in Czecho-Slovakia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Anita (Ia.) Couple Observe
Goth Anniversary of Wedding

Anita, Ia, Oct. 28-(Special.) y
Sixty years is the span OF the mar
ried life of Joshua Porch and wife
of Anita. They have just observed
the Goth anniversary OF their mar
riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porch were married
in Ohio, their native state, in 1861.
They came to Iowa in 1874. locating
on farm near here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
New Party
Organized
At Lincoln
Convention Will Be Called 10
Enter Third Political Or.
ganization in Primaries
Next August.
Platform Is Outlined

Lincoln, Oct. 2S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Socialists, populists, Nom
partisan leaguers, republicans and
democrats. numbering 100, at a con-
ference In Lincoln today adopted
resolutions to call a convention for
the purpose OF forming third po-
litical party to 90 before the cleo
torate at the August primary.
The state convention will be held
in Grand Island December 8. The
proper legal steps will be taken at
that time to name the party and
designate the name to be used in con-
ncction with the party candidates.
County conventions will be held on
or before December 3. Counties will
be entitled to one delegate to the
state convention for each 400 voters.
The proposed third party will car
lry fall ticket, from United States
senator TO a candidate for legisla-
ture, in every district in Nebraska,
and a platform, which the leaders
here declared would lead the people
OF Nebraska to a land OF milk and
honey. was tentatively adopted,
subject to the party convention.
National Platform.
The platform on which senatorial
and congressional candidates will
make their campaigns includes the
following:
Driving Wall street out of WASH
ington.
Matchmaking railroads, telegraphs
and telephones OF the country.
A federal amendment taking pow
er of declaring war from congress.
excepting in event OF invasion and
submitting such question to vote of
the people.
Conscript immense fortunes made
out Of war.
Discriminate sharply between
earned and unearned incomes in as
.sessing federal taxes.
Require two-thirds vote by judges
of the supreme court in declaring
laws unconstitutional.
Program for State.
The program outlined for the state
campaign bears many of the ear
marks Of the program attempted by
Townley in North Dakota. 1t fol-
lows: !,
Urge voting down four laws passed
by the last Legislature and now held
up by rcferenduna petitionsiss el1s 4
Submit initiative abolishing party
circles OH ballots after names OF can
didates for all state offices.
Prepare schedule Of reductions in
appropriations during political cam
paign.
Submit initiative for exempting
homes from taxation up to an un-
named amount.
Submit initiative gradually exempt
ing farm improvements and build
ing from taxation.
State income law discriminating
sharply between earned and unearned
incomes.
State ownership Of unused water
power in Nebraska.
Passage Of old house rule No. l.
Power to recall any public officer.
State ownership packing plants,
flour mills, creameries, terminal ele-
vators and beet sugar factories.
Collective bargaining, cooperative
banks, state inspection dockage and
grading Of grain, state inspection
factory products and more child
welfare bills.
Howard Wins Victory.
The vote Of the conference to go
into the n-;maries with third party,
fT1lru Para Two. Column Six.l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
N. Y.Cives Foch
Mighty Ovation
Pershing First to Grasp Hand
OF French Warrior-Thou-
sands Line Waterfront.

New York, Oct. ga mighty
bohbardment OF cheers greeted Mar
shtl Foeh vixen b; s;esteanied into New
York today On the liner Paris 10 sit
with his American "buddies" at their
legion's convention in Kansas City.
Tumu1tuous thousands lined the
water front to welcome the gray
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
No Verdict Reached
By Jury Trying Negro
For Teacher S Death

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 2S-(Special
Telegram. although it has de-
liberated since 4:37 Thursday after
noon, the jury in the case of Joe
Williams, charged with the murder
of pretty Sara Barbara Thorsdale,
school teacher, on June 20 last, has
not yet reached a verdict.
The jurors went to dinner last
night without having come to an
agreement.
Persons who have closely followed
the trial of Williams ventured the
opinion today that the negro will
never be convicted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
County Attorney to Probe
Mysterious Columbus Death

Columbus, Neb., Oct. 28-(Spe-
cial.)-John Goedeken, "a, died mys-
teriously here today. The county
attorney is investigating. His par
ents reported that he died of ner-
vous prostration. Doctors report
that there were marks of rope on
his neck. 1t is reported that his
parents later admitted to the under
taker that the youth killed himself
owing TO dependency over a love
affair,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Detroit Mayor Asks Married
Women City Employees to Quit

Detroit, Oct. 28.-Married women
holding positions in city Offices of
Detroit under the jurisdiction of the
mayor whose husbands are also EN-.
ployed will be asked to resign by
Mayor Cousens, it was announced
yesterday.
There are thousands of men out
of employment" the mayor said,
"and | believe that / can practice
what / preach by removing the mar
ried women from the pay rolls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Two Suspects In
Murder of Priest
Sought in Denver
Colorado Capital Authorities
Given Descriptions of Two
Men and Young Girl
Believed There.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 28.-Denver
police were given descriptions today
of two men and girl, sought by
Lead, S. D., authorities in connec-
tion with the murder OF Father A.
B. Belknap early Wednesday morn
ing.
The men named by the police
bulletin are: Andrew Rolando, Ital-
ian, and Walter Pascal. an American,
age not given. The girl is described
as being from IS to l8. E
The descriptions of the suspects as
published in the bulletin follow:
Roland, Italian, p, feet, 8 inches;
slender; light complexion; dark eyes /;
heavy brown hair; brown shirt, dark
cap.
Pascal-American, five feet seven
inches; dark, smooth shaven, Roman
nose; age not given.
Unknown GIRLS to l8 years old,
light complexion.
Bloodhounds Follow Trail
Lead, S. D., Oct. 2S.@The police
today announced that bloodhounds
taken to the boarding house conduct
ed by Mrs. Bertolero, where Rolando
lived, Immediately picked up trail
and followed it to the garage at the
rear Of Bishop LAWYERS residence.
Father Belknap's automobile was
kept in this garage.
A request for the apprehension OF
Andrew Rolando, q years old, was
sent to chiefs of police over the
country today by the states attorney,
it was announced at police head
quarters today. Fred Westgate OF
the state sheriff's office at Pierre, S.
D., who made the announcement, said
Rolando was wanted in connection
with the death of Father A. B. Belk-
nap, Catholic priest murdered here
Wednesday morning.
The mysteg surrounding the
murder will be cleared up today, ac-
Turn to Pare Three Column One)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
Fate in Balance.

Budapest, Oct. 28-Former EN-
peror Charles is believed to have lost
the chance to occupy the Hungarian
throne because of his unwillingness
to order the bombardment of posi-
tions held by university students who
barred his path at BADGERS for two
hours last Sunday morning. Hun
gary's fate hung in the balance dur
ing that time, it is asserted here.
The students had entrenched them
selves along ridge Of hills and re-
ceivcd forces supporting Charles
with a hot machine gun fire.
Military leaders Of Charles expe-
dition reported that the students po-
sition must be bombarded.
II am sorry for the poor boys" he
is quoted as saying. Try to per-
suade them that resistance is hope
less"
Parley's Begin.
Parleys began, but in the mean
time government troops were hur-
ried forward from Budapest and oc-
cupied the ridge held by the students.
As a result it was found when
Charles gave the order to attack,
that the battle was already lost.
Hungarian aristocracy involved
the conspiracy to place Charles upon
the Hungarian throne is. now en-
gagged in a bitter fight in the political
arena. Small land owners and the
land aristocracy are arrayed against
each other in conflict which is ex-
pected to result in stormy scenes in
the national assembly in the next
few days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
French Soldiers to Wear
Khaki Instead of Blue

Paris, Oct. 28.-Horizon blue will
be replaced by khaki as the color OF
the uniforms worn by French Off
GERS and soldiers under a decision
reached by the superior war council
Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-29
The Weather

Forecast.
Saturday-Fair and c. Ter.
Hourly Temperatures.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-10

hi mariscal de ciudad no pudO ma
llar ia sola alma d 10 largo de TODD
ii Canine del Canon que q~uisiera
pagar i tres pesos por tasacion De
caminos.
II lconcilio manifesto n disppsi-
cion de que estos. c~apeadores Dc "a
tasacion trabajen en- los caminos 81
no pueden pagan 81 dinero, Deben
hacerlo de todos MOODS. Sienpre ha
habido una lista de vfctimas esco-
gidas que pagan la tasacion de CANT
nos mientras que la mayoFfa de re-
sidentes no han pagado nj han hecho
ningun trabajo. va es tempo de Ter
Iner una polftica nueva. La ley de
tasaeion de camines debe ser enfor-
zada estrictamente sin ninguna dis
tincion b favoritismo. ri dinero de
equivalente en- trabaio c~onseguiria
una mejora annual en- Ia apariencia
de Santa re 81 cada contribuyente
es abligado a pagan o a traba1af.
Y una vez Ia poltiica establectda
firmemente, nadie tiene due temer
que va a Sperder votoss por I'm lado
q eli otro. va 81 tempo Sc paso
cuando las t~asaciones So remitian pa
p~ropositos politicos-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-10
Ell PRIMER MINTSTRO DEL ia,
pom FATALMENTE HERIDO.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-10

Santa ne es una de las historicas
de- las Capitales Americanas Sus
anales estan repletos con i~nteresan-
tes %incidentes patFi0ticos. Elsa Ia
capital de un estado celoso de su re-
putacion por lealtad Y patriotismo.
Otras eindadas en- NueTo Mexico
estan hacienda preparedness elabo-
radas para la observation del Dia del
Armisticio NoViembre 1i-una fecha
euya Specification naeionai esta Gre
.ciend0 euando mas amos interviewer
entire Ell presente Y la conclusion de
la gran guerra en- una victoria para
las armas Ameficanas. La significa-
cion del dia es mas grande que antics
este ano en- que hace ell principle do
10 que debe probar ell atentado 0 mas
encarecido del mundo para mermar
Ell peligfO de guefras, para traer a
cabo I'm entendimiento mejor entire
las n~aeiones v Felevar a la humanf-
dad de Ia estupenda carga de arma-
mento en- TODD 10 que sea humane
mente possible.
Santa Re debe encabezaro a las ciu-
dades de Nuevo Mexico en- la obser-
yacion y celebration del Dia del Ar
misticio. Planes deben -perfeccionar-
Sc Embellishments para una demons
TRACTION propia por la Capital hecha
famosa nor Kearney v Lew Wallace
y Kit Carson La suggestion Sc hace
y es ana buena, Que Ia genie Sc reu.
ma en- la plaza dufante la bora del
medic dia y escuche a breves dis
cnrsos natri6ticos y cantat himnos
patridticos. La idea de una junta en-
masa IN la historical plaza es una
que apeIa muy bien La Legion
Americana, Sc entiende, esta co-ope-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-10
ZE-
|HOMRRE DE IOWA
'ESCOCIDO CONAN
DANTE MACDONALD
DE LA LEGION EN-
RAMS AIS Gil i Y.
HanfoEd MacNeider EIecto Unani-
memente Despues que Otfos Sc
Retiran d IA Carreka.

(Por Atamhrei Arreidado ali NJ Ms)
Kansas City, Mo-, NOV. 2-La oeon-
vencion Nacional de la Legion Ames
ricana Sc prorrog6 anoche deBpues
dc eIegir a Hanford MaeNeider, de
Mason City, Iowa comandante nacio-
nal, eseogiend0 a otros oficiaIes v
adoptando re~s0iucioneg scubrieRdO mus
chos 0tros asunt0s.
La election de MacNeider para su.
ceder a John G. Emery de Grand
Rapids. Michigan. fue heehas Hnanima
despues que mas que la mitad de las
~delegaciones de estados habian Sc.
cundado su .nominacion y tres otros
candidates Sc habian retiFado.
Los vice-presidentes escogidos fue-
ron:
George Z. Berry, RogersvilIe. Tenn.
II. Nelson Jackson, Burlington, VT:
Charles Kendrick, San Francisco, re-
presentando la armada v Raymond
Bracket, Marblehead, Mass, y J. A.
Mccormick, Fort Lyons. Colorado. La
marina.
El Rev. Earl Blackman, de- Chanute
Kansas, fue escogido capeIIan nacio-
nal,