Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-11
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and minister Of marine in his cabinet,
was assassinated on the streets of Ma
drid last Tuesday, night by parties who
have not yet been fully identified. The
pfemier was on his way home after a
injecting OF the senate, in an automobile
driven by his own driver. There came
along behind motorcycle, with aside
car, in which there were TWO men be-
sides the driver. When the motorcycle
caught up with the automobile all three
men began firing, and altogether they
flied more thah twenty shot. The pre-
ntier called out, to the driver TO- stop,
Saying he was wounded. 1t developed
that he had been ,Wounded three times
ins the head. In the meantime the. mo-
torcycle had turned off into a side
street. The premier was taken to a
nearby dispensary, where he died with
: irsa q few minutes3 ..,,.: 3 49, :."..-, =
4 The, German people in the cities of
Dusseldorf, Duisberg !,and sRurhortt re-
.cGyed the INVASION of; the French Bel
giSn and British troops quietly. They
proceeded about, their.usuaf affairs with
atparent utter indifference to the pres
ence of the Allied forces. There had
been predictions to the effect that there
would be a general strike Of workmen;
but this did. not develop, probably be-
cause the workers need the wages they
are receiving. Alongside of the procla-
nation Of the French general OF occu-
patton. was posted "proclamatlons OF
President Ebert calling upon the people
to. bear the slavery that the Allies were
imposing with patience. General Dou-
eoulle, in command Of the French, has
taken over mines and public utilities of
every kind, AT first the German police
disarmed; but later their arms We're re-
stored, although the number of police
men was reduced. Arrangements are
being perfected to collect heavy duties
ons all German exports OF every de-
scgiption:
Washington, March S: The Ameri-
can Legion's legislative programme for
the special session Of congress was out
I lined today to. President Harding by F.
", Galbraith, Jr., national commander
off the degion, who said after the con-
ference that the president was I'M
pressed with the necessity of making
more adequate provision for war yete-
FANS, especially disabled men. Mr.. Gal
bEaith expressed the belief that the ad-
nfxnistration would give waolehearted
support to the legion'S plans. whlch ia =
cRlde provision for the grouping OF all
government soldier relief agencies INTO
one bureau and n continuous hospital
building programme for war patients.
The legion will also ask that veterans
receiving vocational training be given
adequate compensation to permit them
and their families to live comfortably.
The matter of securing the return TO
the United States of Grover G. Bergdoll,
draft evader. now in Germany, was not
discussed with the president, Mr.. Gal
braitn said. At the proper time,
however, he added, the question will be
brought to the attention OF the admin
istration: American Legion posts
throughout the country he said, shortly
will start a concerted movement TO
get the Stacker back to this country.
HE is one Boche we want, SAID MI.
Galbraith.
= Kerensky, one time ruler of Russia
left Paris for Reval Monday night,
says dispatch, to-personally assume
command Of. the. movement-to. oNef-
throw the SoViets. The details OF the
program under which kerensky VIII
work were drawrh-up by the Russian
revolutionary committee in Paris in
January. 1t has since been revised
and approved by allied military: and
diplomatic chicfsl On the eye OF his
departure Kerehsky. explained his
plai3s. This is the beginning Of the
endsfor Lenine," he said. HNitMn six
months Russia will noelonger ->be a
Communist state, but republic mod ::
eled on the American Declaration OF
Independence. THE movement which
began February is at Kronstadt IS
spreading throughout Russia like q
forest fire. Peasants in the Ukraine.
theSnorthern Caucasus, the Crimea and
in western Siberia having revolted.
...rN 80 ~ pntrn-
grad has been taken by revolving Red
troops allied with the Kronstadt Ma
rines. It was captured Saturday night
and the fighting is still going on the
outskirts. In the South the Peasant
army, 100, 100 strong, is marching
from Kief 20 Moscow commanded by
General Boukhartine, who was for
merly second in command under Gen.
Wrangel. We are confident Of sup
port by the allied governments to
whom all plans for the counter rero-
luton ,,were submitted in January.
Our committee in Paris today cabled
Washington demanding the active aid
OF the American government, when
can best be given in food supplies,
medicines, bandages and chemicals
Little Rock. Ark, March o: After
postponing action on the bill provid-
ing: for aboIiShing the court circuit
. over which Judge John w. Wade pre-
sides until tomorrow the senate late
today voted 10 continue the leGisla-
tive session another ten days in order
TO insure action on the bill. The
house ovted articles of impeachment
against Judge Wade and transmitted
them to the senate. Accompanying
the: Impeachment articles was Il res
olution demanding the trial Of the
judge on charges of gross miscon-
duct and demanding his removal.
This action followed the refusal Of
Governor NIcRac to acccde to the re-
quest Of the legislature TO remove the
judge Strong opposition developed
10 the plan TO abolish the court cir
cult. The fight on Judge Wade dercl-
oped from his instruction to the grand
jury to investigate reports OF alleged
misconduct of members Of the leGiSlA-
ture. - did not mean TO reflect upon
any women employed in any capacity
in either branch of the assembly,
Judge Wade said in new instructions
to the jury today after he said his
previous instructions had been mis-
understood. "To the best Of my abb
lity,, this is what ! said: You must
investigate reports OF the possession
and use of whiskey and Of acts of i'm
morality by legislators and find any
corruption: If any in connection. there
with am told by the peace officer
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