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Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
sUPRF FMF COURT HOLDs ELECTION
 LAW N0T VALID
Court Unanimously Reverses Conviction But Divided As
 To Law Constitutionality

WASHINGTON, May 9 - Setting aside the conviction of Senator Tru. man H. Newberry, of Michigan, and 16 others, for violation of the federal corrupt practices act, the supreme court held today that the act was un- conditional.
 The court was unanimous in revers ing the conviction, but divided, five to four. as to the validity of the law. Chief Justice White and Associate Justices' Pitney, Clark and Brandess dissented from the courts findings that congress was with power to reg ulate state primaries. but concurred in the reversal which. they thought, should have been based on the error of the trial judges instruction to the jury.
 Justice McKenna, while concurring in the majority opinion "as applied to the statute under consideration, ,' reversed the question of the power of congress under the 17th amendment which provides for direct election of senators-to supervise primaries.
 Opinion was divided in the senate as to the effect Of the decision on future activities of the election com mittee with regard to the Michigan election of 1918 in which Henry Ford as the Democratic candidate, pposed Newberry.
 Senator Dillingham;, chairman of the committee, said that since the corrupt practices law had been held unconstitutional, it appeared that the committee would have no further jurisdiction.
 On the other hand. Senator Spen. cer, chairman of the subcommittee which has been considering the Ford Newberry case, announced that the inquiry would be continued to deter. mine, he said. who was elected as well as Ford's charge of fraud.
 Senator Newberry has taken no part in senate affairs and has not been in his seat since he was sen. fenced to serve two years in federal prison and nay s10.oO0 fine.
 Courts decision was that the d. rect election amendment had not af- fected section four, article one, of , the constitution. which the majority opinion said. while it. gave congress the power to regulate the manner of holding elections. d'd not confer on 1t authority to control party primar- ies or conventions.
 Domestic affairs Of the states would be interfered with if congress, under existing law. was held to have control over the primaries. the op'n. ion stated. It was pointed ont also
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
ALT N EXCLUSION VOTE E DELAYED
Senate Is Expected To Pass Immigration Bill Today;
 Amendments Rejected

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Attempts to amend the emergency immigration bill failed in the senate today but delayed a final vote. When adjourn ment was taken, leaders said that the bill would be passed tomorrow. All amendments offered were rejected excent one by Senator Johnson, Re. nublican of California. to exempt from exclusion aliens who prove they are subjects of religious or politi cal" persecution. This amendment will be acted on tomorrow.
 Among the amendments rejected was one by Senator Jones, Republ. can of Washington. to require aliens 10 travel on. vessels flying the Amer ican flag.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
DOMINION RULE 1. TO RE GRANTED IRISH. REPORT
New Peace Offer Said To Be Forthcoming; New Ruler
 Arrives At Dublin

DUBLIN, May D. Announcement was made today by John ]. Farrell. former lord mayor of Dublin, that a peace offer was to be made to the Irish republican parliament. Farrell said his informant was Walter For est, member of parliament, who, on the authority of the Irish office, de- clared that the British government was prepared to grant dominion home rule in Ireland subject to Great Britain retaining control over the army and navy, the moment Ireland indicates her will to accept
 Farrell added that Forrest did not of Ireland from the offer that the government was said to be willing to make and also that he did not refer to financial provisions.
 Talbot Reaches Dublin
 DUBLIN. May '2-viscount Talbot. new lord lieutenant and governor general of Ireland. arrived today Two motion picture photographers and the venerabl keeper of the news stand whose privilege 1t has been for nearly halt century to welcome vis- ting royalties and the successive v'reroys. were the only civilians Der mitted on the station platform to witness his arrival Newspaper men also were excluded from the cere- rnonv in Dublin Castle Preparations for the approaching elections now will be hastened The first election nosters have been put up. exhorting the voters to vote for Republican can didates.
 Three men posting election notices Saturday night were arrested Tn Rlackrock. a suburb. where crown forces raided house and seized eiec- ton literature.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
TWO ARE KILLED
 IN AUTO WRECK

ALBUQUERQUE N. M., May D. Henry w. Carpenter. of Greenville. N. M., and w. c. Jolly, of Bluewater, N. Nj. were fatally injured this afternoon when the automobile in which they were riding was struck by Santa Fe passenger train at grade cross ing at Bluewater The men were brought to Albuquerque. Carpenter died as the train was pulling into the station and Jolly died late tonight
 Carpenters brother, Ira Carpenter, escaped by jumping.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
DISTRICT TO pF INVADED
 MAY r UNLESS
 PAYMENT MADE
Supreme Council Decides En- emy Reply Must Be Accep-
 tance Of All Demands
MOBILIZATION ORDERED
Commission To Notify Berlin With Next 4 Days Of Sum
 And Payment Method

LONDON, May 2.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)-The supreme council today reached substantial agree ment on the terms to be imposed on Germany. In principle, it is agreed Germany is under obligation to pay 6,600, ,000.60Q pounds sterling. She will be required to pay 100.00000O pounds yearly plus 25 per cent of her exports.
 This obligation by Germany shall be acknowledged by the issue by Ger many of bonds bearing five per cent interest Of these, certain amount shall be issued immediately. a s,cond to be similar in number and thereaf- ter as many more as she has ability to pay. How the bonds are to be paid off Is still being discussed
 These terms will be Incorporated in the ultimatum. which expires May 12 and which will be sent to Germany when the details Of the terms are definitely decided upon. probably tO- morrow.
 When the German payments amount to more than the sum requir- ed to pay the interest on the bonds issued, the separations commission will he entitled to require the issue of further bonds. The intention. ac- cording to a British official. is to pro portion. the German obligations after a certain figure. to her ability to pay.
 Ira hnnna conclude it's report in time for to- morrows meeting. The protracted meeting today is understood to have been due to the long discussion over the guarantees to be demanded Of Germany, there being at the start a considerable divergence of opinion Finally. however. an agreement was reached.
 should Germany fail to accept the terms. French plans for occupation Of the Ruhr. with possible naval dem onstration by the British. will be car ried out and the proceeds of German revenue. such as customs will be ap- propriated towards payment of the annual obligation.
 M. Briand tonight announced that he must return to Paris Tuesday night. so the meeting tomorrow Is expected to be final
 Mobilization Ordered
 PARIS, May 2-(By the AssOciat- ed Press)-Minister Of War Barthou
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
Story Of BergdoRs Escape Told
 House Committee By Gen. Harris;
 Admits Releasing Rich Stacker

WASHINGTON, May 2. A Major General P. c. Harris. adjutant gen. eral of the army, told house investi- gating committee today that he was responsible for the release under guard of Grover c. Bergdoll, convict ed draft dodger, to go out secretary and hunt for a pot of buried gold in the mountains of West Virginia. Berg doll never returned from the chase.
 It was on the plea of Samuel T. Ansell, formerly acting adjutant gen eral of the army, General Harris tes- tified, that the prisoner was let out The general said he had been assur- ed by Ansell. attorney for Bergdoll, that the story of the hidden treasure was true, and that he would be sent back
 General March asked me if kneY of any objection to granting the re- quest" the witness testified, "and replied that Mir Ansell thought Berg doll had hidden about $150,000 in gold and General March said Go ahead or words to that effect. did not go to the chief of staff for the authority for the act. The order was written by my assistant and I approved it."
 Former Brigadier General J. H Sherburne, of Boston, counsel for the committee, and members wanted to know why the expedition was sur. rounded with such secrecy The gen eral said he assumed, at least, that
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
SIX KILLED. z
 HURT IN WRECK
Passenger Train Backs Into , String Of Empty Cars; 2
 Coaches Demolished

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, May 2.-Six persons were killed and 27 injured, nine seriously, today when Norfolk and Western passenger train, backing up from Gary, w. Va, to Welch, W. Va, ran into an open switch and crashed into four loaded coal cars.
 The wreck occurred within the city limits of Welch. The passenger train was backing into the station at Welch when the crash came. Two coaches of wooden construction on the rear were almost completely denol. ished
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
.15 A|ARsH|PS IN
 SEARCH FOR TUG

HONOLULU, T. H., May D. Eff teen destroyers, mine sweepers and eagle boats have been dispatched from Pearl Harbor in search of the missing navy tug Conestoga, i: was announced today at naval headQuar- ters here.
 The navy tug left San Diego a month ago bound for Guam via Pearl Harbor. F4t
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the prisoners family was respectable and that he would be humiliated if seen travelling under military guard"
 Was there any sympathy a year ago for this draft evader?" asked Sherburne.
 There was no sympathy for him. I believed he was entitled to the same consideration as other prisoners"
 Then there was no suggestion as to why the authorities were directed to avoid publicity except 10 spare the
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JAP STEAMSHIP BURNS AT SEA;
 CREW RESCUED
Men, Women Forced Over board As Flames Engulf
 Trans-Pacific Ship


 The transport Buford wirelessed to- day that she had rescued 65 persons from the burning Japanese steamer Tokuyo Maru. Eight were missing and one was dead Twenty two men, one woman and four children were in the ships hospitalson the Buford suffering from exposure.
 SEATTLE. Wash. May ?. No lives were lost through fire which severely damaged the Japanese steamship Tokuyo Maru late today. the army transport Butord reported by wireless tonight.
 The Buford picked up all the Jap anesc ships few passengers and most of the crew after the flames had forced Captain F. Suzuki to order the Toixuvo abandoned.
 The Puford wirelessed the Tokuyo st'll was afloat but that explosions were occurring aboard her. The Bu- ford abandoned the Tokuyo at S:11 D. m.
 Five Babies Saved
 NhRSFFIELD. Ore, May D. The Japanese freighter Tok,vo Matu is afire at sea and sinking fast. said a wireless fhessaee to the naval com munication service here late today. The message gave the steamers posi- ton as latitude 45.40 and longitude 124.59 west. The steamer Horace K. Baxter was reported rushing. tD the Jansnese ships assistance.
 Later advices said all boats had been picked up by the Buford but that some men had bcen forced to iuu,p into the sea because the flames spread so.fast that not all the boats could be launched and that they were not sure all these had been picked up.
 Though classsl as a freishter, the ship had accommodations for a small number of passengers and these were occupied on this trip lv Japan ese workers aIi their families re- turning from Sou.h America. Five babies and a number of women were among the rescnn1. There were no other women or children aboard, the wireless said.
 Another wireless message said one boat had been sunk and 1t was un- certain whether all those in it had been rescued.
 Carried Crew of 50 SAN FRANCISCO, May D. The Tokuyo Maru is freighter of $500 Gross tonnage, owned by the Toyo ! Kissen Kaisha Line. She carried a crew of between 40 and 50 men. The vessel left Astoria, Ore. today and the figures given in Marshfield ad vices were said here to place her ap nroximately 60 miles west of that port.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03

stated. The foreigners Were being shipped, in bond, from San Francis co.
 Five Chinese were badly hurt, three of whom will die, physicians attending them at the NogaIes, Son. ora, hospital, said tonight.
 Acting American Consular Agent Charles paugherty said that the sit. uation was we'll in hand in state ment issued shortly before mid night.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
ALLIES WILL SEND U[1|MATUM 10 GERMANY
Conviction Of Newberry Set Aside
3 CHINESE FATALLY INJURED IN MORALES RIOT; U. s. TROOPS
 AT BORDER READY FOR ACTION

MORALES, Ariz., May 2.-FoIlow- Ing an evening of mob rule and dis order at NogaIes, Sonora, opposite here, the 18th Infantry. Colonel Earl carnahan, commanding, was held n readiness for immediate ac- ton in the event of firing across the line.
 The trouRe was precipitated by the arrival at Nogales, Sonora, of 76 Chinese and two Hindus, labor CTS from Hongkong, China, officials
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
Will Demand Fair
 Trial For Two Men
 Arrested In Mexico

WASHINGTON, May Estate de- partment agents were Investigating today the nationality of Jesus and Manuel Trejo, residents of San Anto- nio. arrested in Neuvo Laredo, Mex ico. last week as emissaries of Fran cisco Murguia. leader of minor re- volt in Mexico. The men claimed to be Americans. and Randolph Robert son, American consul, was refused per mission to talk to them. They were transferred to Tampico. Mexico, and if it develops that they are Americans, the department will take steps to see that they have fair trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03

VERA CRUZ, May 2.-Extraordi- nary precautions against May Day dis orders were taken by the authorities yesterday. but there was no especial need for pronounced vigilance.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03
AMERICAN IS HELD

PINE BLUFF, ARK, May 2.-Dr. O. M. Jacks. formerly of Pine Bluff, is being held by Mexican authorities at Chamaltamps in connection with the killing of & Boycos, according to a message from the physician. The physician, in the message, says he Killed the Mexican in selfdefense.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03

Probably lower steel prices don't excite you much. But If you want to buy or sell anything else besides steel, use Review want ads. Others use them and get results. You can do the same.
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COPPER PRICES

Average price of copper. week ending Wednesday. April 21. 1921. .l2f0.
 Closing price Of copper. week ending "Wednesday. April 27. 1921. .l2425.
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ARIZONA; Tuesday and Wednesday fair: slightly cooler.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-03

PARIS, May 2.-CBy the Associa; ed Press)-Minister Of War BarthOV
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

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