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SECOND OLDEST PAPER IN TEXAS
AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1912
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MADERO S TASK IS HARD ONE
WHITMAN IS HOT AT GAYNOR
contained references tdl
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MNXICO CITY, Sept. 19-Unofhqial,
Bar
made in the auditorium here
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■op.
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MO
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no of
the people
BANK ROBBERS STILL FREE
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with Bowman. the
apah, Okla
APRIL FOOL WEDDING BAD
Mar field
ill
a rd 011 Company of New York trane-
rted oil on the Great Laks for the
found toay.
they both have left Chicago.
WASHINGTON, Kept. ID --Rast
petition for divorce filed Thursday
in the Eleventh met Hot Court.
The
petition etatea that they were married
April 1, 1905, and that abut
thereafter ohe abandoned
MONTH
•he was makii
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and all
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eye.
under arreet
as hooking up her drema"
while I
w
ts
rs.
is.
Taft Eleven Is Weak, Same Prin-
cipal Players Out of the Game
With Broken Bones- --Cam-
paigns Out in the Rain.
itest
lud-
OF
DISSOLUTION IN NKW JRKRSRY WAS
A FANeN, sAYs UNTEAMYEN.
Robs Store Then
Would Sell the
Clothes Back!
dirated in an earlier
he -aid that he hover
strike of the 4500 miners at the Great
Copper plants here is no nearer settle-
ervice to
within a
made by
oet rail*
At the Interior Department, however.
It was sald Mrs Grey’s arrest had been
asked by Assistant Secretary Adame
upon the report of the Indian office
that she had three times declined to
a party, so she cut the honeymoon
short on the third day, according to
allegations made C. G. Armingeon in
Since ohe began inventigating Indian
affairs eight years ago, at the request
la Beiny
stayed
ries.
ut three days
Mm and has
Ho asks the
•i*wa.
I mod
louth.
court to annul the marriage contract
on the grounda given.
400 WORKMEN REMAIN ON STRIKK.
SITUATION QUIET.
ALIO “ATTEMPrS" TO ANSWERTHE
QUEsTONS BY BRYAN.
but
haa
Despite Reward of $27,000 Offered for
Their Cevture, Cbieew• Pollee Ore
Nothing More of Two Men.
"No Admission of an Arsenal"
Sayo Judge Browning—Writ
Petition Formally Filed.
Hearing Monday.
R. L. BOWMAN OF TULSA IS VICTIM.
MARSHALL IN INJURED.
peach in which
Felt comfortable
wished him to do
"It la my object, if I am im pubile
UNCLE SAM
MUST HAVE A
BUDGET NOW
ho
Who Wevldm’t, at Sueh Testimeny and
la Diveree Sutet--Who Wouldn’t
Want IM ver re, Toet
CHARGED WITE CONCEALING THE
puBLIC RECORDS.
as hie assietanta.
"Bearch shall be made
OKLAHOMA DETECIINVE
KILLED BY BOOTLEGGER
Eighth Time She Mao Been Ar-
reefed Alapp Gees Bond.
With Orosee’s Aetivigles Ralds »• #e-
nora ana Zuputintas ia Seuth,
Stuatlon le Grave.
point is that the
States have made
Judge Says All Spectators At
Snead Proceedings Must
Be Searched.
URL GRAY, INDIAN
INVESTIGATOR, ARRESTED
/MAN
IMNITO-
SS or.
moma
Taft Takes Open Issue With
Congress Regarding the
Federal Budget
f 83
Naya Should Not He <ommeeutive--
aa for Htmnelt, He Does What
the People Want.
He Says Roosevelt’s Team
Does Not Even Know
the Signals.
Says President Should Submit to
Congress a Statement of Coun-
1 try's Resources, Revenues
and Estimates.
. nets will be expelled.
"The Sheriff is in full charge of the
situntion," sald Governor Spry tovight
"I am confident he can manage thing*
Calling out of the militia would only
be done asAlant renort"
Replies to Attach of New York Moyer.
Hi rurpose Can Not He
Diverted or Heeleuded.
Kogers
UTAH COPPER PLANTS
STILL SHUT DOWN
husbands of old standing, who wore
struck with the lfe-like picture, began
to titter.
ter
KX
HERE'S "GYP THE BLOOD"
AUSTIN STATESM AN
cautioned the etrikers that destruction
of property will not be tolerated by the ,
union and haa advised the men that , a
any member found guilty of unlawful *“
STANDARD OIL DIRECTORS
CAN HOT BE FOUND
ing her toilet to cateh his
of this was happening
nd killed him instantly
received two bullets in the
been hilled within a mile
g of the
ddy haa
roe was
1 trolley,
i the ex-
I of the
n cross-
operate
e. This
ern, but
ly. More
>11 is in
t to the
i had.
SCHEPPS ALK IN NOT
NOT FAVORAILE.
return the crew records Acting Com-
Company of New
ment tonight than
single-handed, were not po
Police official believe sta
first bullet hit Bowman In the head I strongiy tested during a divorce case.
-a“ “*aud-* The plaintitfs attorney had esked
arreet them
where Bowman met hie death
Bowman was 44 years old and
an old Federal man Ho lo murvived by
a widow and three children
W R Mayfield. city marahal of Ten-
wanted by
and one in the left shoul
ger
] NO MEN WITH
ARMS TO BE
AT HEARING
how wo Rot
get out of I
been received here that Paseual
and no individual admitted without it
■hall ftrst have been ahown that ho is
not armed."
ft wae explained by the court that
he la not anticipating trouble, but sim-
ply takes thia step as a precaution.
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BECKER DEFENSE IS
HOUSTON, Tea.. Sept. 19-Beventy-
two hours In which to shake off the
wedding rice and laugh it over was aa j ---
long an Mrs. Anna Bella Armingeon misnioner
could carry out her part in an April ,
Fool's Day wedding to which she was
MAKING UTILE GAINS NORTHERN COAHUILA
. — Auk. t=
---ins — _.— SPHINGSHAS NOT DIVIDID REBEL FONCNS,
IT Is ruotdHT,
•ree Wan in Dalles While Smendn
Were There-- Phetegrephed Letter
Will Ftay Important Part,
______ ____ _____ ______ was also learned that a new light will »
•rouco himneif, whose whereabouts han be thrown on the sleying of Boyce by a
DENVER. Colo.. Kept. ID —A declara-
tion in favor of the recall of the Presi-
Compiaint Made
right arm
iler He
what le connidered an
liable source. This loti
in refusing to do -what
emptied his revolver at the assallants
and belleves he killed one of them.
Poses are seouring the surrounding
countty tonight
ROOSEVELT FAVORS A
RECALL OF PRESIDENT
it. The
■ Caraeveao has recently been waging a time that the Sneads made their home
i succegsul warfare Caraeveao. who is at the Y. B Dowell home on Relger
- considered one of Orozco's moot erTi- | Avenue. That Boyce called at the
' clent ofrieers, and who was made a Dowell home the day after the Bneade
had left. presumably in search of Mr*
Bnead, was also learned
"No. Boheppe did not," Howell re-
died, but Scheppe did tell me that
not returned to him since.
with imaginary powder, quite in the
1 Mme menuer that a woman does The
Indian Office.
—5—
ABOUT THAT THIRD TERM
Gray a charge that the papers were
about to be destroye "foolish."
HINGHAM, Utah.
walked out yesterday. The situation le
quiet tonight Governor Spry came here
this afternoon. The 1000 Greek miners
entrenched sinee yesterday behind
fortified breastworke came out to hear
an addroee by the Governor. In which
he urged them to take peaceful means
to end the strke. He told them their
right to quit work was unquestionable
and then warned them not to interfere
with property. The Greeks have not
been back to their fortifications. but
It Is ald i 4‘y will do so tomorrow.
Governor Spry conferred tonight
with Charles H Moyer, president of
the Western Federation of Miners, and
Adjutant General Wedgwood of the
Utah National Guard Mr Moyer has
BEVERLY. Mass., Sept. 10.-
deal Taft tonight made public i
to Secretary of the reasury
general by the rebel leader just be-
fore the battle of Bao him ba, helped
Uronco to rally the rebel forees after
they had been routed at O)inaga. They
the men
Sawyer, a Hot Springe lawyer retained
by Hart for the examination of per-
eons who talked here with Sam
Scheppe, a Rosenthal murder case wit-
of former President Roosevelt, Mrs,
Gray declares she had been arrested
eight times by persons who wish to
impede her work Mr* Gray when ar-
rested was at first Inclined to go to th*
district jail rather than give a bond
Her ball waa first fixed at 91 DM. but
later reduced to $600, and furnished by
.Senator ClapP.
j "And then I sald to her," went on
' the witness, "what Are you making
yourself mo pretty and taking each
i pain* with yourseifT You have got
■ vour man, you have caught me. Then
she esid she loved this other man. and
"Lefty Loufe" Rosenberg, who. with
"Gyp the Blood" (Harry Horowitz),
was arrested in Brooklyn. N. Y. after
the police had been hunting for them
for fifty-nine days on an indictment
charging them with being responsible
for the murder of Herman Rosenthal,
whose murder in front of the Hotel
Metropole, near the heart of the theat-
' Heal district? is onsidered one of hem
boidest crimes ever perpetrated in New
York City’s history of crime. "Lefty
Loule" and Gyp" are believed to have
taken a band in the actual murder of
Rosenthul, as are "Whitey" Lewie and
"Dago Frank" Cirofioi, both of whom
were arreeted soon after the crime was
committed.
That when the Kneads left the Relger
ESTABLISHED 1871-VOL 43, NO. 31* ,8
Specifically. Mr* Gray waa charged
with concealing the allotment of th*
Crow tribe, covering Indian lands in
Montana Upon her arraignment today
she declared she had taken the roll
from the Indian office with the consent
of former Indian Commissioner Robert
G. Valentine and Judge M C Burch
o* the Attorney General* office, and
turned it over to th* Department •t
Justice, that it might be saved from
destruction and weed aa evidence in a
proposed Investigation before the Sen-
ate committee dn Indian affair*. Mr*
Gray declared her action had the ap-
proval of Attorney General Wieker-
■ham, and that her arreet had been
brought about by her enemies during
the Attorney General’s absence from
the city.
At ihe Department of Justice today
very little was known of tko affair.
Moot officials there are out of town.
Abbott pronounced Mr*
DETROIT, Mich., sept 19 Governor
Woodrow Wilson campaigned in the
rain today as he traveled aeross the
State for a speech her* tonight Ever;
whore en route where hi* train stopped
he was greeted by erowds who stood
huddled under umbrellas. The Gov-
ernor'* speech here tonight was his
principal one of the day.
At many places the nominee stepped
down from the train and stood in the
rain to shake hands with those who
pressed forward to meet him.
At Kalamazoo, Mich., a crowd of col-
legian* gave th* Governor a cheer. It
was here that he made hia longest
•pooch of the afternoon
"I have found that the aubjects to
be discussed in thia campaign are ao
tremendous that they can hardly be
handled in speeches from the rear end
of the train," said the Governor.
"Moreover, the rear platform la not tko
Democratic platform thle time. We are
at the front and not at the back. But
I must say that since I have got into
Michigan I have folt a singular stimu-
lation because everywhere there is the
same spirit of hope and confidence.
"I can explain It only this way, that
we are genuinely Interested In the one
subject that Ilea nearest my own heart,
namely, setting the Government free.
Because, whether it was done inten-
tionally or not, there is no doubt about
it that our Government In recent years
has been seriously entungled with spe-
cial interest* of varlous kind* and the
men who got-t entanglecoean not-get
It disentangle. That is fhe whole
plont of the matter.
"There la no time to discuss hero
HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Sept. 19.-
"Didn't Bchepps tell you that Booker
did not have anything to do with the
killing of Rosenthalf' Polite Captain
George Howell was asked tonight in a
conference with J. W. Mart, of Lieu-
tenant Becker's counsel, and I. 1.
standara Oil Company of Indiana and
__ . libs imperial Oil Company, LA mi tod, of
The robbers. It is believed, still have Canada, both formerly controlled by
most of the large bills taken in Ik* now dienolved oompany.
robbery of the Bank of Montreal at Mr. Untermyer dwelt a long time on
New Westminster, B. C., but the ths election of the offieers and di-
NEW YORK, Sept ID—Two wit-
nesnem, directors of th* Standard Uli
Veagh, takipg open lesu with Con;
gress on .the question of a Federal
budget, and directing all heads of gov:
eminent department* or independent
officers of the government to make
their esti mutes of revenues and *x-
penditures for the fiscal year in con-
lormity with the budget plan.
The President’s letter to Mr. Mac-
Veagh declared that the prohibition in
one of the big supply bills passed by
Congress in the ciosing hour of the
last session, practically forbidding the
use of the budget system, is uncon-
stitutional. He said that no other
great nation in th* world is without a
budget system Pointed out that only
through thia method can accurate esti-
mates be made for the ‘ country's
benefit of how the people's money is
being expended, and scored the effort
of Congress to prevent its adoption.
His letter to Mr. Mac Veagh reads in
part as fol io wo;
"If the President is to assume re-
sponsibility for either the manner in
which buelness of the government io
transacted or reeults obtained, it- is
evident that bo can not be limited by
Congress to ouch information as that
branch may think eufficlent for his
purposes. In my opinion it is entirely
competent for the President to sub-
mit to Congress and to th* country a
statement of resources, obligation*
revenue* expenditures and estimate*
in the form he deems advisable. And
this power I w122 exercise.
"The United States is the only great
country that doos not have a budget.
Each year the Congress haa been mak-
ing increasingly large appropriations,
based on estimates submitted by offi-
cers acting in the capacity of .min-
sterial agents to Consrens «under.g
ly which makes no provisions whaLea
eler for executive review and revimion
This. T have sought, In a mensure to
correct by haking the heads of depart
ments to send estimates to me before
they were printed, but the conditions
attached by Congress have been suen
aa to make executive review imp os
sible. *
“Th- prement 1egal atrections ne.t
estimates are base on the theorL.thet
ir I. n need «• tke atock betore
pning -n adproprtationa: that.t.r
not to conmider fevenuen or trensury
reoarces. Congress ho. atreeted .•ch
exeoctive ofticr to nubmit •• oottmou
irough the Secretary ot th. Trenzu";
who I. made to nerve tn th. cnpaetty or
an effielal meneenger.
-congren has ereated committeen on
nporopFiationa, whe alone have pover
to r.vlew and revime request, of tho
department heads. Even in 10
orkanization, howeven. Con«r.M haa
failed to make provtsion for oxmnA:
tar., and estimaten for appropriattons
in relation to revenues.
“Authorit, I. ranted for..the e
penantare of a Thounand million dol-
far eaeh year without any thought aa
•o where the money le comma from.
Thl. I. done on the theory that ther:
will be no deficit—Conetem hen been
ine what haa been called .urplus
rmancina' While the Constitutton
make. Conerew. remponsibte for money
1 min ..well a. for appropriattona.
) reopon.lbiltty ter borromine haa been
‘ -NIFtea to the Prestdent by empow:rn«
Mm to prefer loane to meet deficit.
rhe question, •ehall we. or shall
not haw a National budge! Ie called
on. of «reat National expedtet ncr
-Mihoukh by euoh eursory x:" *•
could be Kiven, I hare oucceodod each
year in reducine initial entimaten m!-
Ilona of dollara, it la not JuM to make
(Continued on Pag• Two!
HOUBTON, Ton. Bept U—Judge
Manterson I. a .llama bellever In Judi-
cial aignity, and he thtnka that if a
judge would main lain order and dig-
nity in hl* eourt room should set an
example by hla own conduct, but he
had his ability to keep a stralght faee
been puzzling th* Government official* thl* letter. If It is produced an evidence
since the battie of Qjnaga, is in in th* trial of the ease. It waa also
charge of the rebel oprations In that learned thin morning as a positive fact
section of Coahuila where Marcelo that Beyce was In Dallas during the
apparentiy rellabie informatien.
Greeks Entremehed Behind Brenwt
Works Come Out to Dear Gov-
ernor speak.
counsel for 'hr Waters Plerce OH Com-
pany in defending aa action brought by
Standard OH intereste to obtain con-
trol of the company, can not be found.
It developed in testimony taken today.
The men ar* C‘ M Higwins ane W R
King, whom Bamuel Unternyer, coun-
■el for the Waters Fierro Company. It
anxious to examine to determine ts
what extent the BUndard 01 Com-
pany of New York competes with other
subsidiaries of the dinsoived Standard
01 Company of New Jersey. Mr Un-
termyer contend* that the dinsolution
of tile Standard Oil Company of Now
Jersey was a fare* and that no real
competition exist*
Figgimewnd King were deseribed nn
the edt,dn4dday by R. C. Veil, secre-
tary Standard CHI Company of
New York, as men who sollcited busl-
ness for that company in competition
with the Standard Oil Company of Ohio
and Indiana Mr Untermyer brought
out through Mr. Veil that th* Stand-
CHICAGO, Sept ID.— Desplte a re-
ward of $21,000 offered for their cap-
ture, th* two bank robber*, who, with
$160,006 loot, escaped because Pollce
Lieutenant Burn*. It !• said, wanted to
up their mlnda to get out of it. and
there is only one team ready to do the
buiness. and that is the Democratic
team f am speaking in the torsi* of a
man who has been Dri in a football
college I know th* third term is not
organised, it doesn't even know the
signala, and the regular Republican
team is very much weakened. It has
lost some of its principal players. But
there have been no losses on the Demo-
cratic side. On the contrary, there
have beeh a great many gains and the
game la familiar to th* Democrats that
we have to play now "
Trusts flourished more under former
then moved southward. The military
officer* here belleve that Oronco wouid
not divide ble fordes and that he is
therefore in charge of the operations
which Caraeveao has been conducting
near Musquiz, Coahuila, where Tues-
day he routed a force of ninety Fed-
eral* inflleting considerabl loss upon
them.
From Qnaga to that part of Con-
hull* where the rebels are raiding, is
about 100 miles over a desert country,
and it is belTeved that their need of
fresh,horses prompted the raid which
Caraveao is reported to have made
upon the raneh of General Geronime
rrevino, not far from Musquiz.
The Government has announced Ite
intention of pressing tho campaign
more vigorously aqainst the rebels and
of sending more troops through the
United States to Sonora, but Groneo’s
activities eastward, coupled with the
rebel operations sout hward, have ad-
mittediy made the Government's task
a hard one.
Federal army officers great that the
rebels will likely be more diffieult te
round up in Sonora now that the
Yaquis have reinforced them They
DALLAR, rek, sept. U —That th.
letter which may play an important
part in the trial of Jehu Heal Bnead
for th* killing of Al Boyce earn* from
a point in Louisian* probably Alexhn-
dria, was learned hors today from
AMARILLO, tex., Sept. 19—The
habeas < orps petiLion In the Bnead
case here fa today formally on filo in
the Forty-geventh Dlatrict Court n
had bee isported that yeateay's an-
nouncement of this faut was premature.
What happend was that the formal,
filing of the papers was delayed aftev'
counsel had agreed on ths time of the
hearing, which le at 2130 p m. Mon-
The announcement that the papers
in the habeus corpus case had been
fled was sent out yesterday on an-
nouncement of the counsel in the case.
"In granting thl* appllcatlon for a
habeas corpus hearing Monday after-
noon," sald Judge J. N Browning of
the Forty-eoventh District Court this
morning, "I do so with the additional
order that every man who entero the
court room shall be Marched for arma
There will be ne admiss'on of an arse-
nal Peace officers from adjoining
counties will not be exempted from this
rule, except so they shall be speei-
fled by Bherifr Burwell of this county.
tonight by Colonel Roosevelt. If he
were elected President, he said, and
found hia view* in opposition to those
of the people, he would take the stump
in defense of hlo policies and would
quit office if he oould not win the sup-
port of tho eleetorate.
Colonel Roosevelt's declaration was
made in reply to a question by William
J. Bryan, who In a recent syeech at
Pueblo, Colo., asked:
"How many terms may the President
of the United States havem'
"Ao far as I am concerned." Colonel
Roosevelt said. "I should be glad to
have the resell for the Presidoni Thio
io merely an expression of my.personal
feeling* My own experlence was that
I could do nothing as President ex-
cept when the people were heartily
with me. Under such conditions. I
would prefer to leave the presidency,
uniess in fair, open fighting on the
stump I could bring the people around
to my way of thinking
"As to the number of non-consecu-
tive terms a President might have,
every argument in favor of any limi-
tation of the terms of the Prenldent
can refer only to consecutive terms
Any third term talk which refers to
non -consecutive terms Io an utter ab-
surdity "
Colonel Roosevelt's position wan in
WASHINGTON. Hept 19 — Mra Helen
Gray, who. ao investigator of Crow
Indian affairs for the Graham commit-
tee of the House, wm the center of
stormy scenes nt th* last session of
Congrees, was arreeted here today upon
complaint of the Indian office and
charged with concealing public record*
She was released upon $500 cash bail,
furnished by Benator Clapp of Min-
nesota, and her trial before a United
BtatM Commissioner was Mt for Tues-
The eourt room showed a strong de-
! sire to laugh, even them "and all ths
while I waa a hooking, she was a
• daubing powder on her face this way."
The witness began to smear his faee
the husband, the defendant, if the
plaintiff had ever told him that she
loved another man. and If ao under
what elreuinstences did she tell him.
"Wall," replied the husband, 'one
day she called me in to hook up her
bark"
Offleers Had Made Reid nnd Wore De-
stroying Whimkes When Attacked
by Booti esgern.
CHICAGO, Hept ID—H H McClong.
a white man, robbed a clothing store
bore in broad daylight In front of tho
police station today, and escaped be-
fore the patrolmen who wttnessed the
theft could capture Mm, and was ar-
rested some time Ister in the act of
selling the clothes back to th* owner.
McClong admitted the charge of lar-
ceny. confessed to several other rob-
beries of a similar nature and showed
a pawn ticket for the stolen property.
BAN ANTONIO, Tex, Kept 10
Forecast till 7pm Friday for
Ban Antonio and vicinity: To-
night and Friday fair.
Harry Horowita, alias 'Gyps ths
Blood." who, with his pal. "Lefty
Loule" Rosenberg were arrested on an
indictment in which 'they, with four
h others one of whom is Police Leuten-
Bbdharles A. Becker, are charged
"wifh being rewponsible for the murder
of Herman A. Rosenthal, one of the
boldest crimes in the history of crime
in New York City, "Oyp" and "Lefty*’
I were arreated by four detectives while
3 living in a Jewish colony in Brooklyn
With their young wiven, less than ten
miles from th* spot where they are
lleged to have participated in the ae-
tual murder of Rosenthal
Bchepps as having deseribed Rosenthal
a* a "poacher’ of women thus causing
anger among the "other /allows.'*
On Aug. 11, Bchepps denounced the
article Today Editor Hotehkies
reiterated hl* assertfon of its truth;
aloe assured the lawyer that printed
copies of letters taken from Heheppa
were necurate.
An enormous impresslon, according
Knead visiting the Loulalana town Just
what purpose th* writer of th* letter
would have in inducing them to visit
this piece in Loulalana is not made
clear. This ia the loiter which was
photographed by two local photograph-
er* on* of them making a picture of
tho letter proper and the other a plc
lure of the envelope.
From th* same source that it was
learned that the letter* cam* from It
key and drove out of the "strip" Into
Oklahoma proper. Here they were
breaking th* flaske when five men
who had followed them in another
automobile opened fire on the officer*
Bowman fell dead at th* first f‛re and
Mayfield foil, pierced through th* arm.
The slayers then took both automobiles
•7."; JUDGE IIITERS ON BENCH
ately to the south of the town. There ----- IIHkRU wn
has always been a neutral strip of a
few yards in breadth between the two
States.
Ths scene of today’* killing has been
the scene of constant warfare between
IL C. Veit. Seeretery of New Verb
Standnra <>11. I Griiied Unmerel-
fully ou Stend.
TUISA, Okla. Hept ID.—Detective
Bowman of Tulsa, on* of the heat
known Feders) enforcement officer* ’a
thia section, was killed Iste today at
Caney, Okla., by a bootlegger.
R L Bowman left Tulsa for Caney
this morning In a raid today they
procured an automobile load of whis-
bootleggers and Federal officer* for
twenty-five or thirty years, and many
an oficer and many a "bad man" has
• > "LEFTY LOUIE'
•mailer notes, it I* believed, have bee* roetoru of Veits company in an ap-
disposed of. It was learned that the t parent effort to show that the election
men had planned to exchange the rest would be dominated by the aame inter-
of the money for American currency, | ests that controlled the Btandard .012
held by Greeks, who make a Chieago company of New Jergey: Mr. Volt
aaloon their headquarters, and could produced a list of ths ten larEest
get rid nt it by sending it to (reece, . steckhoF" r* of Me eompany, ine M4-
Four of th* six men wanted in cor- in* • • kefrller, Charles Pret$
section with the robbery are already H M at the estate 9
Becker told them that if they did not
kill Rosenthal, ho (Becker) would kill
him (Rosenthal)."
Howell gave the quoted question and
his answer to newspaper men after a
private conference with the lawyer*
He did not go furthr Into details
Mr Hart talked with Douglas Hotch-
kiss. who wrots artieles quoting
4 Texas Inereasing cloudtness,
• probably followed by showers
4 Friday night orBaturday; cooler
• Saturday,
• West Texam: Cloudy and
4 cooler Friday, Haturday fair.
Bride i mughed off the Joke Three
Days ana Demerte Humbend, Ne Says
is Anking Mveree.
l— WILSON TALKS
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Crowell, Chester T. The Austin Statesman. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 319, Ed. 1 Friday, September 20, 1912, newspaper, September 20, 1912; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1442915/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .