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all of the local officiais of
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Railroad Bill
minsand Each.
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ENGLISH IND FRENCH
GERMANY REFUSES
they
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EXCHANGE IS LOWER
Governor McLane and
P
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WANTG
off in deven
will have to ha com-
thse
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ment to congress
hr an
U. S. DELEGATION IS
PUNNED IT OMANA
TO SAI L NEXT WEEK
DEPARTMENT PLANS
OFFICERS ARE FAVORED
tho
FOR SUBAR SITUATION
TO RE .ANNOUNCED
Btreu.
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ington
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which
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of crimes
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monarchint ramors.
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authoritatively
relations between
ft was aqnouaced
ola at last Septembet,
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any a
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th* city, Sena-
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that
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indicated that
which wm to h
waa postponed
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WORCESTER POUCEMAN
HAS GRADUATED FROM
SHIMMY SHARING SCHOOL
W WHARVES
MID 8 VESSELS
led waa bound
Fort Worth.
«OHS II
NESTIGATIONQFIE
NEWBERRY ELECTION
th* eesne
waa at Su
tlve
The council al*o sent a note to
Germady regarding war prieoners-
XL r-
iroqpk
man of the privileges
committee rekurne to
tor Pomerene enid.
•ORTY-FIVE NAMES
by the
afar aad
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con-
PRESIDENT TO CLOTURE RULE
OEUY MESSAGE MNYBEASKEO
GN.RNLROAD5 III THE SENATE
_AaA"
supreme
•Pa^aa
Contempt ot Court Proceedings
Against Officials ot the Miners
NEW YORK, Dec. 3—English ex-
lance fell to the lowest level in hi-
United States
tment, Buzeye
Holland, he will try a •
--r effort to prevent
elity-tour miles
Worth. The train
diatrict court, waa seryed, before the
end of the day, according to informe
tien obtained from an authoritative
uourcev s ■
HIM MS ST
. wiiu
IISEFFECTIS
U.S. SENATE BY,
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4,4
there wore to
en tie former
expected to treat------- .
tion in a separate meusage, there has
been .peculation in official and rail-
road circles as to whether he intend*
a-
daymenth.
ilaklon waa unab. to supply,
medical aid, and doctor* and
REMAINDEROFAEF.
•mcetosm
bound tor Fort
Twelve of the
e#"n
-J have ad.anced one eeat a cal-
wholeaale m Femasyivanl and
Frare and one half a eant a gal-
Colorado, Montana. Now Mezi-
Qeraled,
.st
tot* thi*
part of Montgue county, about fifty
miles aouthenst of Wlehita Falla and
, SENATOR FALL OF NEW MEXICO
S.maron, D. B, Dooember A oonaurone reeolutlon aq.hing
•-5------ r -r . t" ... „ tat —mediatel
iduced to-
The questlon upon which the Ger-
man reprereatativee here, however.
decation would
"S’ajju0
remaintig one
of sugar refiners,
a opened hero today
hia speclal
the railroad
_______T of employee
thrown out at work soon would sur
ilured could not be
late hour Wednoo-
immediately stepped outside the bar
of the house and continued her con-
Worker of America on who
temporary injunction leaned by
A. . Andergon of the United
poned tn conference.
On view of, the prestdene’s state-
! yesterday that he
the railroad ques
NEW YORK, Dee.
zsrontonem
the epir
lth"Amonu
1
de022
These observers declare that white
the vest majority of the German*be-
fore the Seate’ adjournment dealrod
the neaco treaty ratified as soon as
possible, they are now supportng the
goveramrat’s attitude in resisting the
^—4 of the ales for Indemnity tor
the uinkig of the derma fleet at
wham
treet, •
Bldg.
Christmas.
Agree to Return Roads
Bach of the measures proviae for
the return of’the roads to private
operation within a specifed time, but
are different in other respects,
iarly ae to the method of deal-
*• — i aad lockouts and
Lm.n
m nv, da
ate today with its anti-strike proviston
and other ciauses drawing sharp at-
tank. Supporters of the mensure had
hoped for ita epeedy adoption but they
now forgeee xhatstive discusston of
the bill before it is brought to a final
vote.
In the House where the five billion
ollars aoproprlation bills were sud-
knitted, the repubiscan tores have
adopted a "hold down” policy and
sharp clashes of the appropriations
were expected.
Resolutiohe authorlging a conzres-
■tonal investigation of the Ford-New
herry election content and of Senator
Wathon's charge* of radical activity
in the federal trade ebmminslon may
be passed today by the Senate.
TWELVE OF INJURD
IN 8ARIOU8 CONDITION
FORT WORTH. TEx,. Dee. 1—A
long dintnnce telephone megsage re-
ceived this afternoon from mittend
handi the eoa! will be determt
a meting late this afternoon. —.
=Es-=
“ttasS-mdi
Jured, 25 the are said to have
been injured eufficlently to make
litter earn. *
gbnealoedrps“tnprnfrptat
have expressed doubt that thei
actment could be completed b
. .ames of the injured were not ob-
tainable here a* a complete cheek of
the pagsengere had not been complet-
ed when the Fort Worth relief train
departed. That train is expected to
HSe.
M"**
' INDIANAPOL1S, Ind, Dec. a-
Contempt of curt prooeginge were
te b* inatitutad ainst all the
oral officer* of the United
tha president is expected to return
the roads January 1.
Some senators pained the fmpres-
from President Wilson's messag
he will defer the date for retun
Fifty -six were injured, twelve no serlously that they may die, #
when the third seeti0n of the Soulhbouma Denver paasenger No. 8
was wrecked early Wednesday morning at milepost 63, one mile
south of Fruitland, Texas. A split rail b given as the cause of
the wreck. Three day coaches, one combination, and two baggage
earn were overturned, aad two Pullmans were derailed. The en-
gine did mt have the track, and neither the engineer or fireman
were injured.
qomes ** a* ”• **
Major btant of tl
quartermaster'* di
Gretchen. tug T. J.
welding machine
stroye
-dn
gc.
eran nubile a rather gloomy oatlook.
82 regional 25a direct ora -mak
atk. already „idogr "rat
4
erty
jump overboard to escape the ----
Several of the men wore taken to th*
hospital suffering from exposure, .
A large quantity of lumber on th*
"si qqormqda. Theicauta
to have started' under ono of th*
FORT WORTH. TEX.. Dec. 1 —
It was stated today at the general
ttic of the Fisc in Fort Worth
that the 7 ' ------------
In North----
an mm and that opefaion may
qerlomsly curtailed in the next l.
day* The Princo baa very tew oil
burning enatnen._________
WORCESTER, Mas*. Dec. 3—Th*
letter* "D. E. 8" following the.name
of a Worcester policeman indicated
he was gradunted with th* degree of
"Decent Shimmy Shaker.”
Yes, th* shimmy—the quaking,
shaking and often mischlef making
shimmy—ha* been officially totro-
duced into th* poke* department
here.
0— . ‘ '
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> “I charga that th* Mexican ombansy
in Washngton, th* Mexican cenet
conerale in New York and Ban Fran-
ol***, and comule along th* borden,
are cenatantiy. etirring up vevolutien
and Blshevik MmR.” Falla Mid.
“Carranxa la behin4 thia propaanda"
enaton hielde declared theka res-
olution by Soneter A* hurt, dinecting
the war department to send troope to
the border, did net so far encuah and
that it aMsid be changed to declare
war on Mexico.
“For the last five year* there ha*
bean ample cauee for us to f* to war,”
hleid Mid.
Prevloue to Fall’e action. Senator
Ashur offered a psolution directing
the war department to maintain suff-
cient troop* on the border to protegt
Ilf* and property in view of report*
that^Carrana* la maoains soldiers "o;
“We ought to have aufticlent troope
there to repel attack* or inveelon
fom th* Mexican aide," Ashurt.de-
elrid. “I am receiving many tele-
grama and latter* from the Porder
which I don’t feel at liberty fo’dib:
cIom now. But unless judgment and
proudence are employed there will be
a repetition of them outragae.”
mo an m VIVDU ANW. I
WASHINGTON. Dae. I —The Cur- b*lng quoted
mlaa railroad bill was before the Sen- can dollar, or
tory today when demand nterling wae
quoted at UJI 1-4 which is 3 14
ents below yesterday's cls. The
normal rate is $4.87. >-
Rates on French exchange also de-
veloped new low records, franc checke
------1 at 10.17 for the Amer-
(PARIS, Dec. The American dele-
ghtiom to the pence contorenoo with
most of its personnel will sell for _.
United States from Brest next week.
Tho day has not been fixed.
The question whether one delegate
shall femain to spnttnue participa-
tion in the work of th* supreme coun-
eft rests, it wm mM, entirely with
th* state tdepertment at Waphington.
Th* understanding here from the
best obtainabe information that if
none of the delegates are left here.
Ambassador Waflac* will be given
each powers as will make th* Ameri-
can participation in th* subseguent
work of th* pmc* conference quite as
effective M ft th* delegats ware to
remain.
AMERONGEN, Dec 1 -Should th*
allies deeide to attempt the forible
removal of th* former kaiser trom
dash into Gor-
a Putch circles
helm will make
.PARIS. Dm. —The aupreme
dunc today notined Germany
bar present armed torce
ceods that permitted "
terms of the peace tl____
,thet it must be reduced
the treaty can be deciared
WASHINGTON. DM s— President
wiinon wiU not begin preparation of
sage to congress on
couNT KAROLYI IB 2
) DCBARRCO FROM CASINO 0
who.require
“orti2not
• at 6:00 PL
should have
nurses were upeeded here from Men-
Iretta, Bellevue and Bowie, on the
Fort Worth and Denver road north
of here, and from Buneet on the south,
in addition to the Fort Worth rellef
northwest of Fort
over a mile away from
- ’ ' * Denver
stated yrsons were injured A
Woirek tnMqnver---P-•
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for a number of yoar. Rejorts were
very difficult to oltain, so -------
est telegraph operator to.
pass seyeral times over the approxt-
mately 400,000 mine workers involved
in th* walkout.
Change Noticeable.
Conditions at the mines today
showed no appreetable change tom
yesterday. There wm no indicaton
of an intention to resum* production
tn th* groat central competitive field,
Illinois. Indiana, Western Penheylva-
nia and Ohio.
The output of the surtace mines
in Kansas, being worked by vdnteere
under protection of state and federal
soldlers, today promised to ba in:
creased as the men Ko/the "hang" ot
th* work and their torces were aug-
mented. The governor of Nebraaka
had requested men of his state to vol-
unteer to work in the mines of nearby
states, and the dispatching of troepa
into the coal fields of Missouri was
regarded by some aa the forerunner
of attempted state operation of those
mines.
From the mine operators thqm-
•elves, however, cam* some opposition
to sending mnexperlenced men into
WAqyNGTON, D. ji, Dacomhor —A concunwet renolution diqeoting
PrAidon Wile to eyr all diplomatlo relations with Mexice imimjediatel
ahwitdeew thia government'e recognition of Carranza wm Itroduced to-
9 up -—
dopartmende aetion in th* Jenkine MM.
Th* robolution wm referred to th* forelgn relations o*mmltto*.
Fall deolared that evidence had been obtined that will astound th* boun-
BALTIMORE, MD, Dm. A-TWU
wharves of th* Canton Lamker Com-
pany, at Omuc, a *bburb, th* state
oyster steamer Governor McLane Md
five other vessels were destroyed by
fire and four steamers alihtl dam-
aged by fire early today. (Site man is
missing and a score of other had nar-
ibw escape. The crew of nine on
board the'McUkM were obil
FRUITLAND, Dec. A—Fiftrei
persone were injured, two or three
probably fatally, when part of th*
third sotion H south bound Fart
Worth and Denver peseenger train
No. 8 left the rails here at 8 s. m. tw
day. T helve persone were seriously
hurt.
Two Pullmans, two day coaches and
the baggage Mr were derailed by •
split rail and turned over, the two
rear Pullmane remained on the track.
A relief train sent from Fort Worth
started back immediately for that alty
v “i the injured.
-rive "about 4 o'clock.
■k wag duo to a spUt rail,
ana, two coaches aad two
vised that of the 56 injured. 25 are
litter cases.
Aa official report to th* ceneral of
fleos of the Feri Worth and etvet
i France and Belplum.
Thus far It la stated no indications
re supreme council today ad-
ra*Md a not* to Germany protecting
rainst the increase of Germany** ar-
SEASUN RECORD PRICE
TWELVE ARE BADLY HURT AND J
REPORT STATES ONE HAS DIED;
WABHINGYON, Dec. $The Spn-
at* today ord(red immediate inveatin
gation of the Ford-Newberry senator*
lai eletion la Michigan to 1818. with-
out debate the Qenate adopted the
Pomerene reeolutlon providing for a
sweeping inquiry lift* the primary and
regular election campaign of Henry
Ford and Truman M. Newberry, the
latter under indictment on chargee
growing out of the campaign.
The Investigation is to begin m
soon m Senator Dillingham, chair-
train, a relief and wrecker special
came from Wichita Falla, and every,
thing wm done to relieve the suffer- — — - - z---2-------=-------
nig of the injured. A number of F” nounced, before the wreckage can be
sons in the derailed eeashM. wsra Mly -ta-t -"
•lightly bruieed or shaken up and re-
quired ne medical attention.
Fruitland is In th* aouthwestorn
______or toss than half thetr pre-
war value. Mro checks were quteq
at 12.57 for ths dollar, as compared
with a normal mto of about five to
PARIS. Dec. 3—Germany has de-
cied not to sign th* protocol pre-
sented to her to the alltoe aa a ot-
dition for putting the peace treaty
into effect, the peace conference has
been notified. . _
It wm learned today that Baron
Kurt Von Lernsner, head of the Ger*
man delegation here, called Secretary
Dutasta of the conterepce on Monday
and told him that Germany-had mads
such a ‘decislona
This attitude to taken M confirm-
tynposgni“ the'’ gne“oriqn
Trained obeervera ofVGerman devel-
unmenta have expressed to members
of the peace conference the view that
there has been a complete transfor
mation Of the situation, in Germany
and that it is due to the failure of the
United states Senate to ratify the
pence trenty.
RESC
■ . A Mf
•toerad away. In th* meantime,
trains ever the Denver are being de-
toured over the Rock leland at Bowie,
PARIS, Doe. s—Germany to willing
to sign the protocol putting the peae
treaty into effact th* moment ortain
elauaM objectionable to her in the
7 protocot are eliminated, Baron Kurt
i Van Leraner, head of the German
. delegation here, told the Aesoclated
Press this afternoon.
SABOUTEXHAUSTED BELIEVE KISERWL
e FEETOGERMAWYIF-
E- ABESTISITIEMPT.
tely 300 ofticrzand
a command ef Brigad
r. p. Conner, win 2m
itod States onorbetor
th* war departasaat gi
All gf th* injured wena pasaengere
In the dey conches, paeeenger in the
Pullman* escaptng without injury. A
report that mo phscenger, said to be
a soldler ftom New Mexico, was dead,
could not be confirmed. Of the in-
IT. Tueoday. Dae. A ♦
•al Karoli, former « every
premler, has born • irl.
IM the atiqnal can The
2 —r. -s- —STR .<»* heving eom- ♦ monar
2 mited "trenuodable cflaasM.” ♦
%-ee..-4,,2
Relief trains with shyaklane, nure-
M and uppliue were rushed to the
scene of the necident from both Wich-
ita Falls and Fart Worth. -Dre. Jonee
end Lee, the company phyciclans in
Wlehita Falla Mcempanied th* Wich-
ita Falla train.
The more seriouel- injured wore
carred to Fort Worth on the relief
train from that place, tho teaser in-
jured being brought to Dowie, where
they were given emergency treatment
ment were forthcoming.
Might Ray of Hope.
A alight ray of hop*, howeyer, wm
found id optfmlstie roporta from op-
erators' atstrlet embracing southenst-
era Kestucky, TennMaM and Vir-
ginta that the backbone of the strike
there had been broken; the return to
work of miners at one •mall mine in
Misnouri with the statement that they
M Americana could not ven their
neighbors suffer, and adoption by
miner i one west Virginia sub-di-
trict of a reeolutlon favoring a gw
oral return to work under the 14 per
cent wag* increase "until an adjast-
m*nt is made."
On ths other hand cutting off of
electric advertising Md other non
benental um of power and fuel, with
th* edited prospect of turtheir curtail-
ment of industry, brought to the gen-
WASHINGTON, Dm. A—Mine oper
etore from aft parts of the country
gathered her* today to work out d*>
tail* of th* 14 per mM wage ingrease
I by the government for bi-
i coel minera. While the
oflolally were restricted to
operator* located in th* contral oom-
petitive field, representativeg tram
th* ether cection were on hand to
gather facto m which to bano their
own agreementa. - I
It wm Mid that the finding* of the
central field corpmittge probably
would be eubmltted to Fuel Adminie
trator Garfield for ratification, but
that several daye wquld be needed to
work out problems precented.
CHICAGO, Dec. A—Further disrup-
tion of national industry by th* *trlk*
of coal miners wm in prospect today.
Regional directors of railroads bad
authority to annul passenger trains
where the public would be least in
oonvenienced and many additional
manufacturing plnt» throughout the
By RAYMOND CLAPPBK.
(Vetted Press Utaff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON,'D. c, DM. A—Sa-
geetions were made today to Senator
Cummin*, in charge of th* ralirgkd
bill, that he Mk for cloture on tliat
measure. Cummins asked that no
move be made for a few day*. The
expectation was, however, that should
extended debat appear likely, the
cloture petition would be etrculated
and an attempt made to repeat the
action taken during the test hours
of the extra sesslon when the peace
leved to be a plan of several nenators
to talk inetihtely on the railroad bill
because of the anti-strike provision
it contains.
Republican leaders are trying to
set the bill through by Christma as
VT
n QDailp Simes [
COALCOMFISCATION
to adhere to his previously announced
plan to return the roads to private
operation by Jauuary 1.
Some official* and railroad men are
of the opinion that the president may
await action of congress oa the pend-
ing legislation. Those at the white
house yofose. however, to comment.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 3—4-
leging West point officers were fa
vore daring the war. Rpresentative
UtUe, anas, claimed oa the floor
of the House today only 31 qraduatee
of the academy were killed te action
or died of wounds. Of this number
fifteen, he said, were of the last grad-
uttlng class.
FRISCD FUEL SUPPLY
OF INDICTED KNOWN
GRAND RAFnW. Mich., Dec. A—
Forttive of the 116 numes ot Michi-
gan mM indicte by the federal grard
jury bore teat Saturday in connection
with the Newberry campaigns were
known today. A further list was ex-'
pected shortly as belated politicians
arrived from various parts of th*
state, for arraignment,
FYank W. Blair of Detroit, treasur-:
er of the Newberry senatotial cam-"
paign in— Ittee. appeared before
United States Diatrict Judge Clarence
W. S«Mions. entered a plea ot not
guflty and furnished bonds of $10,000,
Others who appeared were Samuel '
O'Dell, torper state senator and on*
til three weeks ago state treasurer.
O’Dell recently wm made a member
of the state utilities commisalon,
CrrIEs ARB OPERATING
ON BIX-HOUR BA8IB
DBS MOINES, IA., Dec. a-Realt.
zatio of what a fuel famine moans
to indastrlaitte today was beginning
to dawa upon lowans Severafof the
sss ezhawaqom"oztdaurs,af
gen- pltea or the strict rationing dec
Mlii* By dm federal fuel aqministratqr. ----- .
— State ezecutives who, under appeals should th* strike not t
from their constituents for aid. aux- meatately, the number
lously have sought wars and means -------- —'----
for repieinhingthe rapidly dwindling
fuel supply, today virtually were with-
out encouragement as regarded in-
creased production. Only in isolated
istances were there reports ol ■
change of front M ths part of ths
miners. Generally ths workers ob-
stinately adhered to thelr attitude Of
remaining sway from the workings
until better terms than the 14 per
cent increase decreed by the govern-
rpeeF
largest eitles in the state are operat-
nsen#.f six hoturrebheivscidaa emu
ana“nttetrttarw, service Kt
been cut to the minimum. No tmme*
diate relief is in sizht, fuel admtnt-
trators and coel operators agreed.
that road practically paralleling the
Denver from thet point into Fort
Worth.
El za=se
225.........
The reports, apparently from relia-
ble aources, mark this wrek a* the
most disagtreu M the Dnver line
Ome afwihamsufurznzEutwenWethighui
the dollar, white German marks quot-
ed at 88 and 24 cents each before the
war, dropped today to 2.25 cent*.
ALLEGES WEST POINT
t==
SKetei’KSt^^^** “lS? N& got her first "cell
pected before aigy.---- , aown* lest night ’rhM she commit-
ted the ottens of taling. to a mem-
ber "within the house." he was cn-
— - - Ress and the
for order be-
TWfflMffl BEFUSE18
HWOLEKMWSASCOM
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their shafts.
Th* West Virginis mines today com
tinned to be tha chief producers of
Coslinuad ua P«*» 6.'Moms i
thia aftersoon Mid II ar* injured, of
which 33 are Uttar cases. None ol
the trainmen were injured. The wreck
occurred oa M embenkmet, the de
' care rohing down the grade,
refe tall or passengers. Tha
. . train wm 26 miles per
when the wreck occurred.
p"m-ia
a, .Xua. ,78
obtained up to a
day aftornoon.
This Metlon, which |* th« through
section from Denver. fo thought to
have had few, if any, Wichitane
atoard.
42
__________ until Director
deneral Hines has conferred with
Senator Cummins and Representative
Enh; chairman of the senate and
house interstate committees, on th*
t 2
of th* legislation might be such that
the president would not regard it as
necennary to address congress on the
subject Leaders in congreas are de-
oing board steamers Lake Duvall Md they are anetarem
Nupolela, the oil tanker Wilhelm Jeb- parlicularly Mto
sen Md the excursion steamer Dream- fng with strhes
tend were slightly damaged. All there these differences ’
vessels were at Speddene shipyard
across the slip from tits lumber yard.
undergoing repairs. The Speddene
plant narrowly escaped taking fire.
Estimate of the lore could not be ob-
tained early this morning.
--4 " "" _
VOLUME X111 1 80 FAR GORY EVERYWHERE * "wiCHIffA FAJUA TEXAS, WBDNBaDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919, fourteen fageu today NLMB1R 187.
DENVER WRECKS; 56 ARE INJURED
Sever Relmions With Mexico
_ , . : ( ::----------------------
Work of clearing away the wreck-
age wm started Mrly this afternoon,
but it will be beveraf hours, 1: is an-
WASHINGTON, Dee. »,—Depart-
ment of Justice plans for dealing
with tee sugar situation will be an-
nounced late today.
The plans were dlucussed at a con-
ference Mrly today between Assist
ant Attorney General and Fin
and William F. Glaeco, general coun-
Ml for the United States Sugar Equall-
zation Board. .
y^rr0*?^ • the provtelons o
xpan) 22 {pnoEo,f advanced
! tho"ogicha 'chamber of*agpu 2, Nzw YORK. Dee. A-Kerosene
22*sE
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aeiA;
keeg/-c, y ■
gA Bg3cBeggd,r) dgg.wergpaaceeep ■' p
"AgN
of the roads. He Mid he would ad-
dress congress later on this question.
SHARP ATTACK ON
PROVISIONS OF BILL
919.
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—
pirTabuna, KAN, Oso. a,-
Raliroad trenmen st Frontemno
Bava refuse to handie cara
tininp coairmined by the atate’e
volenkeer nfiner..
prrrspuak, KAN, Sec. A BUtea
sthip pits inhe Kanas field* will be
la perpttodby the state this after
M0d,4 ovrno Henry J. Allen a*
MMoed — morning, juat before
Zarn out on a tour of the alutrict
worth of Pittaburg. The governor'*
noie objective wm th* plant of
th* Acme Company north of Mulberty.
A crew under mfittary escor hen
operetion of that ptt yeetorday mor
C. p. ghmple, — of the state's re
ceor», announcad-that eight or ton
=#e
"Wen members of the four broth-
erbooda of railway emptoree workte
oet of the coal field wfli retus to
o.g♦ 1
M-XISANAVUP/ULLmawra2
accompanied the relief tihain which
left here parly thie morning for the
acene ofsthe wreck, leaving the local
olfices idTbharge of an unerofficiai
who mM—noy refused to furnish
the dekit of the Occident.
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