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ASSASSINS OF WILSON
REVEAL TRUE NAMES

LONDON, July 1.-When the two
assassins OF Field Marshall Sir
Henry Hughes Wilson, former chief
Of the British imperial general staff,
were arranged in court today they
revealed that the names they had
given were aliases.
Instead OF James Connolly and
John O'Brien, the men said their
names were Reginald Dunn and
Joseph O'Sullivan.
They gave London as their home.
Both men were nonchalant and ap.
parently unworried over the gravity
Of their situation. The names of the
witnesses were not revealed AS a
precautionary measure to guard
them from attacks.
The Washington times., 1922-07-01
FRAZIER WILL
A|DF|GHT Of
PROGRESS|vES
Non-Partisan Lacquer Says
He Will Support Farm
Bloc.
ny co.mopoIitsn News Service

FARGO, N. D., July Lynn J.
Frazier, Non-Partisan League
governor, ,oho ,oiu Be the Rspubli-
can candidate for United States
Senator in North Dakota ia the
fau election, Is going to take the
ideas of tho league to Washington
with him II he Is elected.
Frazier piH be the second United
States Senator to be elected tcith
the Endorsement of the league, but
the first ont-und-out leaguer in
that body.
Dr.. E. F. Ladd, Dho ,Dos elected
TO the Senate t,oo years ago, never
,pds an active yorker for the
ToDnley organization.
Frdzier's statement, toritten to-
day for the Cosmopolitan NetDs
Service, follows:
BY LYNN J. FRAZIER.
III am elected in November,
expect to align myself with the
Progressive Republicans. l see
no reason why I cannot work in
that wing Of the party. which is
steadily growing in the Senate.
I will work faithfully with the
agricultural bloc"
Will Stick to Platform.
My platform now and always has
been the Non.Partisan League plat
form. l never have receded from
those principles upon which we built
up our organization and took the
control Of the State away from the
Elevator trust and the domination
Of the, millers and bankers In Mime
apolis.
There is nothing in that platform
which cannot take to Washington.
Congressman John Baer was a
pioneer In Washington and always
felt that he had blazed the way for
the North Dakota idea in Congress,
but he worked alone. Now times
have changed, the people realize the
hopelessness Of depending upon the
men who are simply representatives
Of the same interests which have
fought us in North Dakota. and I
will not be alone.
never was In doubt Of my nom.
ination over Porter J. McCumber,
although the Old Guard flooded my
State with appeals for McCumber up
to the last minute. MY defeat In the
CONTINUED on Page .. Column ~
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ABDUcToR OF GIRL IS
TRACED TO HACERSToWf,

HAGERSTOWN. Md, July L.
The police yesterday searched Hag
erstown for Russell WEIGH, thirty
who had been traced here from
Everett, Pa, after the alleged alb
duction of fifteen.year.old Ruth
Snyder.
Welch is married and has four
children. Several days ago, It is
all,ged when his wife upbraideo
him for his infatuation, he bea,
her and fractured her skull, and
then went to Miss Snyder's home
flourished a revolver and took the
girl away in an automobile. The
father and two brothers Of Miss
Snyder have Joined the hunt for
Welch.
The Washington times., 1922-07-01
BY DANIEL O'CONNELL,
international News Service.


DUBLIN. July 1 (noon).-There
has been q great and spectacular
spread of the Irish civil war, with
fighting in progress in many parts
Of the Irish Free State. accord
ing to claims issued today by
Eamon de Valera, the Republican
leader, from his headquarters in
the Gresham Hotel.
Cut Line to Belfast.
De Valera claimed that the Free
Staters were under attack by Re.
publican Irregulars at Listowel,
Foynes. Skibbereen, Abbeyfeale.
New Castle, West Broadford, Hol.
ling. and Charlesville.
1rregulars blew up railway
bridge south Of Drogheda, cutting
railway traffic between Belfast and
the South.
Free State troops are active In a
number Of counties. especially Don.
egal, rounding up and arresting Re.
publicans.
There was another outbreak Of
fighting here after a brief lull. The
rebels tried to bomb an armored car
in Talbot street. but were driven Off.
The rebel stronghold in Capel
street was rushed and fifty men
captured by Free Staters.
The plant Of the examiner at
Cork has been seized by Irregulars.
The rebels now hold the general
postoffice building in Dublin. II Ia
believed that the next big attack
will be made against this position
Shells stu In Courts.
Superintendent Myers, Of the Dub.
lin fire department. after examining
the ruins of the Four Courts Build.
ing, said that there were still large
amounts of ammunition under tho
debris which might explode at any
moment. The whole structure had
been mined and was doomed from
the first outbreak OF fighting, he
added. Three firemen were hurt to.
day while trying to extinguish the
fire in the ruins.
II the back Of the rebellion is
completely broken, II Is doubtful II
the Republican chiefs viii be given
the Irish republican government de.
enemies are merely misguided and
are not inspired by treasouable
motives.
Where the beautiful Four Courts
building stood forty-eight hours ago
Is now a pile OF smoking ruins.
The dome has fallen In and the
blackened walls testify to the se.
verify Of the fighting. II is now
officially admitted by the war Of
flee that the explosion Friday after.
Continued on Page 2, Column -
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HUERTA TOLD MEXICO
WILL PAY ITS DEBT

NEW YORK, July 1.-Adolfo de
La Huerta, Mexican minister OF fl
nance. announced yesterday that he
had received unofficial information
from Mexico City that President
Obregon's cabinet last night had rat
flied the agreement for the payment
Of the Mexican national debt re-
Gently made here with international
bankers.
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ty-fivo hundred ShOpmen at the
Glenwood sirops Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad walked out at
10 o'clock today. There was no
disorder.
ELIZABETH, n. j., JULY H.
Approximately 1000 shop men Of
the Central Railroad of New
Jersey obeyed the strike order to-
day. Saturday Is an off day for
the shOpmen, but they carried
away tools, saying that they
would not return.
CAMDEN, N. j., July 1.-Of
the fifteen hundred shopworkers
Of the Pennsylvania and Reading
railroads In this district, 1900
laid down their tools at 10 o'clock
this morning. according to state
ments Of union officials. They
declared the strike would be 100
per cent effective by tonight or
Monday morning.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., July L.
Leaders Of the Onion Railway,
sShopnlengsA Aeclnrsdls tkats TIN Sstr)les
order would be generally obeyed
by employees Of the various rail-
ways here today. Shops are MAIN
tanned here ny the Central Railroad
Of New Jersey, the Pennsylvania
system, the Lehigh Valley and Del.
aware, Lackawanna and Western.
Policemen were sent to the vari.
Gus machine shops to protect them.
ROANOKE, Va, July 1.-..b0ut
$500 shop men went on strike
promptly at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing In the Norfolk and Western
shops here, and IL In expected that
5000 men all together will be out
on the system. The Norfolk and
Western has been hauling more
coal than at any time In its history,
due to Its rearhing the nonuniOn
coal field. and II the strike ron-
tinues Il will be badly crippled.
Most Of the coal goes to New York
and Boston from its Hampton
Roads terminal.
RICHMOND, Va. July 1.-Rich.
mOnd's railroad shopmen complied
with the national federatiOn's order
to quit their posts this morning,
the men laying down their tools
promptly at 10 o'clock. APPROX
mately $500 men In the shops Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio, Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Pot0-
mac, and Southern railways, or 90
per cent Of the total membership,
walked out.
While assurances have been
given by the strike leaders here
that there will be no disorder. Act
ing Chief OF Police Mcmahon today
issued orders to the police force to
take special precautions to prevent
trouble around the three shops.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 1.-Offi-
cials Of the Southern Railway here
declared today that the 500 shop
men expected to walk out In
compliance with strike orders
from Chicago will not hamper
work at the Atlanta shops. Other
men, II was said. have been en-.
gagged to replace them.
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DE VALERA
At TACKS IN
8 PLACES
Claims Victories in Provinces
and Spread Of Rebellion.
Fight Still in Dublin.
By InternationaI News service.


LONDON, July I, 4:30 D. NJ
Republican irTegulars are reported
to have defeated the Free State
troops at Drogheda, according to
a despatch from that place this
afternoon. There were casualties
ION beth sidess - a's'Ff Ss''5 tSs's
DUBLIN, July l-2:45 p. nj
Railroad communication from Duh
lin was cut off In all directions this
afternoon. The regular army L. be-
Ing strengthened.
Irregulars are communicating
f0odstuffs.
LONDON, July Liam Lynch,
commander Of the Republican ir-
regulars at Cork. has issued q
proclamation stating that by night
the irregulars will control all Of
western and southern ireland, said
a Cork dispatch to the Star. The
regulars ut Dublin are encircling
the Insurgents.
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.
STRABANE ireland. July H.
Irregulars began concentrating at
Raphoe today and battle IL be.
heved to be imminent.
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100000 SHOPM|EN STRIKE
AS WAGE CUT PROTEST
international News Service.

CHICAGO, July 1-Wage cuts aggregating $1340 10000
and affecting than 100000 railway workers went
into effect all railroads of the United States today by
order of the United States Railway Labor Board
The Washington times., 1922-07-01
BIELASKI SUSPECTED
OF FAKING ABDUCTION
Bulletins On Progress
OF Nationwide
Rail Strike

PITTSBURGH, July 1.-Twen.
ty-five hundred shOpmen at the
GlenwoOd sirOps Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad walked out at
10 o'clock today. There was no
disorder.
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Show eI1, snd thunder.
storms ttuixht and prob
ably sunday; not quite %
warm teftight; cooler Sun.
day: mo q krate south SHIFT.
Ing 10 nofthwsst winds.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

I%SeMNJ&
on Ser Meaierllng anf Die Nerbell faat
gei Sen berfGie6enen 4onfliften NIT
Ser britiihen Neaierullg fat oie 9ffe-
gierlng ltets flein beigeben maIien.
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alnten Fat lie a1,oeren Hegiernngen
|gegeniiiber mieoerbolt IN b0dIt peinli.
|de oemiiittiige 5itllationen gebradt.
9ie Inrbiiibrung Ser YroDibition
|alif zen amerifanilden sbiffen miro
Sen nnabnenofbaren untergang I'M
|ierer Sanoelsihiffabrt our Bolge ba-
ben, nie beute BON feinem e%rnitbaften
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rul1g gegen sic 9robibition berporge-
|rufen baben. Ser l1ntergang ser
Smoelsflotte, Sic Dem Hraiioenten
iimmer gan5 Defenders am Screen ggee=
legen bat, muB fir oielen natiirlib
Elm iebr ldtperer Sblag lem, 5ar1al
|Die H%robibition Ben @egnern Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M &ongreB
mddtige Waffen in sic 6dno liefert.
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bon. Sen fieben 5eer Deri9ipin=
mir tperoen bon 1,ellem fir ben
unierer Glitter nnoeren 80l
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2ieber nidt,

gor @eridt itan6 Elm otter
Bauer, Ser offenbar untpnbre Ml1s-
idgen nit groBter Sartnddigteit im-
mer po11 1euem t%pieoerboIte. Mer-
gerli9 bemiibte ii1 Der Mi9ter, ben
mabren 5a9perbaIt 0ar5uiteGe11 uno
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li6 flar, 0aB er iDegen Salideio be-
frat peroer miiiie. Mit groBter
grbarrlidfeit erfldrte ser Mlte:
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fur5. gg bleibt babel. Sd fann's
beidtDore1. Salten sic mid nidt
langer bin"
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fnlt maj, 6ff1ete Der Miidter iGin1tide
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fursem9eiillnan: nSerr Nmtsridter,
mahen sic bic Senlter 5n. min
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lell.1
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General UPRIGHT eeltor-
beu.

Wempbis, Tenn, Is. Mpp. Na6
mebrmonatliber @ranfbeit itarb EN-
5reitag I'M Wempbis, Eenn., Sen.
SUITE 8. 8rigW ~ebemaliger General
@oubernel1r Der 8biIippinen nr0
'4riegsiefretar unter Brdiibent Hoo-
iebelt, I'M rs. 2ebensiabr. Set Ell
1tem Dor geraunper 3ett erfolgten
Gtur5 mar CT ME mebr 10 gefutro ge=
tDefem.
8rigbt bot nod Sen 8uirgerfrieg
uno 5tpar anf 5eite Der 600erterten,
nit gernadt.
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|genebm III es fir Sen Giger ieoe1.-
|faaS midt, oab iiein 2anosnlam Elm

uuBt QUkkgttt glS% ttdS*SsS
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|5ranfrei1 berridte, 1T gana betradats
lid abgeflallt. Mau bat eben a11d)
sSranfrei6 better fennen gelernt, als
man es at Der 3eit nnieres gintrit-
ties in sen &rieg tannte. Wan bat
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som Maniier beganren Sic gfof.
ten 81 Iauten ganfaren ertOItelt
uno III SET Gerne bonnerten . o1e
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porteten i'm ser gr5biifof uno ole
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ffab1en uno 9tanbarten Bielten 5a
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CUR Seite itan6en.
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BERN: rGuer Eabaf, &err @ebatter,
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Hortnls Die 90blung IN Der Meii1-
%Iteruano gu ieben. 8om Munfter-
mannheim aber bot felt iener 3eit
niemdllo mebr et1pns bernommen.
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henoen 2luftrdeen miro beionoere 2lufmerflamfeit
3ueeroenoet uno moelihft nieoriee preiie rperoen
berednet.
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tircler Orccnsfrau.
mber Sic Sas3iIteft.

M0er Cte 5dS3t1ten.
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malt Die italientide Regierum einge-
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gr1g nn6 Musbreitnng nit gera6e5n
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miro man Iiih frngen miillen: @ie
fam SER SugbeS 0a5u, 8enito Meni
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@egner Der So5ialiiten nno Naoifa-.
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men, iiberiiebt SER 5ugbeS ge%fliiient-
lid, mie ia 0enn uberbauM Sic 6toats
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-02
SP RINGER BARN
AND FENCES ON
MT. ROAD BURN
Bows With Firecrackers
Blamed for Loss; Blaze
Breaks Out While Director
Is Consulting Sheriff.

Rows with firecrackers are
blamed for the fire early yester-
day afternoon that did SZ,5oo
damage to the stables and fences
of the Springer Transfer com
pany at Fourth and Mountain
road. The loss is covered by In
surance. A stretch of fence over
a city block in length and sheds
filled with rough lumber were
destroyed. The fire department
prevented the spread of the
flames TO large buildings OF the
company close by.
The need for a more adequate
fire alarm system was shown
when mistake was made in in
forming the firemen by phone as
TO the location of the fire. On
their arrival at the location given,
they found no fire and were
about to return to the station
when smoke was seen four blocks
away.
Fire Chief Henderson said that
L. l.. Knight, director of the
Springer company, had noticed
boys firing crackers about the
barns and had gone to the court
house to ask Sheriff Tony Ortiz
if there is not law prohibiting
the use of fireworks in the
county. The alarm was turned in
during his absence. The chief
said he got some valuable help
from men living or working In
the neighborhood of the fire.
The fire made a dense black
smoke, and it was rumored that
oil tanks were burning. A large
crowd gathered