The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 136, Ed. 1 Monday, May 15, 1911 Page: 1 of 6
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BRYAN TEXAS. MONDAY MAY 15 1911 EVENING
PRICE: $4.00 PER YEAR.
Vol. XVI. No. 136
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Salad DRESSING
and all other ingred-
ients of the same high
Quality which have made
BATAVIA BRAND
V alad Dress ng famous
for its purity and
flavor
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HOWELL & NEWTON
BRAND CANNED GOODS GROCERS AND COFFEE ROASTERS
Willing to Give Them Half the Cabinet
Officers and Thirteen Gov-
ernors of States.
By Associated Tress.
El Paso Texas May (Bulletin.)
The end of the Mexican revolution
seoma near. Judge Carabajal received
telegraphic Instructions toda to pro-
ceed with peace negotiations as based
on Madero's demands.
The telegram to Judge Carabajal it
ia believed was signed by President
Diaz giving the insurrectos four out
of the eight cabinet members and thir
teen governors of states to conform to
the basis of the insurrectos' demands
LABOR LEADERS
Supreme Court Sets Aside Imprison-
ment Sentence of Gompers
Mitchell and Morrison.
Washington May 13 Setting aside prayed for by the company
American Federation of Labor and Its
officials from boycotting its own prod-
ucts or the business of those who
dealt with It. The question Involved
and the parties concerned attracts
widespread attention. The head of the
company was J. YV. Van Cleave presi-
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Association which had often come into
conflict with the federation.
Justice Gould of the district su
preme court issued tne injunction
An appeal
the sentences of imprisonment by the
District of Columbia supreme court
the United States supreme court today
announced the long awaited decision
in the Aemrican Federation of Labor
cases. The result Is that Samuel Gom-
pers. John Mitchell and Frank Mor-
rison respectively president vice pres-
ident and secretary of the American
Federation of Labor do not have to go
to Jail for contempt for disobedience
to the Injunction of the district su-
preme court in the lSurk stove and
range case.
The court held that the district court
erred In treating the labor case as
criminal and said It should have been
treated as civil which makes the jail
sentences Impossible.
This decision makes it possible for
civil proceedings to be Instituted
against the labor leaders.
Origin of Case.
The charges of contempt against
President Gompers Vice Presldeut
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison arose
out of a hitter labor war between or-
ganized labor and the Iluck Stove &
Hange Company of St. Louis Mo.
The St. Louis concern had come into
the supreme court of the District of
Columbia to prevent by Injunction the
was taken to the court of appeals of
the District of Columbia but before
that court could pass upon the validity
of the Injunction the liuck Stove A
Range Company again came into the
district supreme court this time with
charges of contempt against President
Gompers Vice President Mitchell and
Secretary Morrison. These men were
accused of having violated the injunc-
tion decree.
Justice Wright found them guilty
and sentenced President Gompers to
one year In jail: Vice Prciident Mitch-
ell to nine months and Secretary Mor-
rison to six months. An appeal was
taken from this sentence first to the
court of appeals which affirmed it and
finally to the supreme court of the
United States.
TICSL
Caldwell Man Turned Out of Church
for Refusing to Resign Po-
litical Position.
By Assorlated Press.
Caldwell Texas May 13. A. C. Mur-
ray a member of the Twenty-third and
Twenty-eighth Texas legislatures yes-
terday was turned out of the Baptist
church here because he refused to re-
sign the chairmanship of the Burleson
county statewide antl-prohlbltion organization.
The City National Bank
FOR
NEW EMPEROR OF
Reports of Uprising in Provinces Sur-
rounding Canton and Tens of
Thousands Fleeing.
Is
Grandson of Menelik Old Em-
peror's Fate Is Unknown.
STANDARD OIL CASE
By Assoi Uitod lYesa.l
Washington May 13.-The govern-
ment won the Standard Oil case In
the supreme court. The decision was
handed down today.
fl!y Associated l'ress.
Hong Kong. May -13. There are
alarming rumors of a revolutionary up-
rising at Canton and In the surround
ing districts which is said to be
planned for tomorrow and tens of
thousands of people are fleeing to this
city. The refugees include many Amer-
icans and Euroiieans.
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TAKES BIG BUNCH
look One Hundred and Twenty-Five
Confederate Veterans to Little
Rock at His Own Expense.
IJy Associated Press.
Addiz Abeba Abyssinia May 13.
Prince Lid Jeazen a grandson of Em-
peror Menelik was proclaimed emie-
ror of Abyssinia yesterday. The old
Emperor Menelik's fate has not yet
been announced.
CONTEMPT SENTENCE
APPROVED TODAY
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E. H. Astin Pres. Albert W. Wilkerson Cashier
Jno. K. Parker Vice-President
E. W. Crenshaw Asst. Cashier.
In Case of President of United Wire-
less Company.
riiy Associated Press.
Paris Texas May 13. Col. Sheb
Williams this afternoon took one hun-
dred and twenty-five Confederate vet-
erans at his own exjiense to the Con-
federate reunion at Little Rock Ark.
By Associated Press.
Washington May 13. The Unites
States supreme court in its decision
rendered today approved the contempt
sentence against Christopher C. E.
Wilson president of the United Wire-
less Company who refused to iermit
an examination of the company's
books. This Is a far-reaching victory
for the government.
THOUSANDS ATTENDING
CONFEDERATE REUNION
By Associated Press.
Little Rock Ark. May 13. Special
trains arriving today are pouring thou-
sands of visitors into the city for the
annual Confederate reunion opening tomorrow.
TWO DAYS CONTINUOUS RAIN
Panhandle Rejoicing in Thorough
Soaking Total Precipitation
Four Inches.
By Associated Press.
Dalhart Texas May 13. Splendid
prospect3 for Northwest Texas stock-
men are due to forty-eight hour3 al-
most continuous rain. The total pre-
cipitation Is about four inches.
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STANDARD OIL STOCK-
HOLDERS GET 9 MILLIONS
Quarterly Dividend of Nine
Per Share.
Dollars
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P.y Associated Press.
New York May 13. The Standard
Oil Company today declared a regular
j quarterly dividend of V- per share.
jThis means a disbursement of $9000
!000 to the stockholders.
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refreshing and thirst-quenching. A trial will make you
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Carnes, J. M. The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 136, Ed. 1 Monday, May 15, 1911, newspaper, May 15, 1911; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth323829/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .