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Volume 9.
N
n
Herrin Dead Rea<
shipment
rellas
Chosen by Irish
k •
ale of
SES
Names Made Pablie
-8
Scotland
)
thi
of the American am-
for several days, according
rresident of the teamsters’ union, new Irish Free State.
1 3
of Maintenance of Way Employea,
have killed them but for the pro-
a I thrice the necessary quota to in-
V
All London was horrified by the
Atticus Webb'
Labor candidates are expected to
ing here
Miasion
threats which necessitat
LITTLE MOTOR STOCK
influences.
■mall
at Galveston. Texas,
months'
run
of
Joseph
O’Rourke,
commissary
clerk at the
city and state officials.
mine gave the moat
43 miles into Mexico
hoes
to
vivid
welter of chaos and murder
legBtered 26.3 feet at Mission this
artrnoon.
Mexican Decision
day from the mission.
The church
Early Next Week
ir
Referring to the telegram
it is de-
Irrigation
ips along the Rio
pul
merer commission and editor of the
‘S
HERRIN MORGUE
got them;
we did not
HERRIN, m.
June 22,—In the
FORER GOVERNOR CHOSEN
I
women
different
parts of the county and
later died in the hospital
Legislation
I DALLAS GIRL KILLING
LIFE SENTENCE STICKS
cleties will go forward together
der the name of the International
convention.
With the
or
22.--
The well
Oil
thoroughbreds, too
FIREMAN WILL RECOVER
FORT WORTH Texas, June 12
Story Confirmed
flare forth
for next Saturday.
I
to
ago.
dy
der
it Floor
Cloths
Blows Trumpet
Against Weeks
with police and civilians pursuing
afoot and in motors. They passed
the resid
1 assador.
all women
ins, weak*
y benefit*
e Woman’s
Reports of Coal Mine Battle Dead
Range Up to 75; Strike Breakers
Claim They Were Made Dupes;
"Bloody Williamson County’ Feeling
Like Race Riot; 1000 Militia Ready
to Move.
voluntary
f which O.
ots, herbs
(ration of
o and used
icnt of the
between
Mexico,
Highest Mark Passes at Rio
Grande City: River It Lower
at Brownsville.
nent
Webb
h‘s c. r. p
ie bottle are
ded by the
nd a Confi-
Mrs. Martha
but tonl
certain.
so-
un-
heard
thought
house.
EDITOR SAYS
DEAD EXCEED 75
SEIZE 101 QUARTS BOOZE
OFF GALVESTON STEAMER
•r wife— these
ha in attrac-
con-
court
Mull Associated Frans
1—ud Wire Service.
Dallas Spooners
in Light Again
AUSTIN BANK CLEARINGS.
(Gleari ng House Association.)
Three
Fort
All estimats of
mere guess work
a healthy
and
the
the
Mutinous Troops •
Threaten Lives
Harvey,
was a
one man
here.
MAXON ELECTED BISHOP
CO ADJUTOR OF TENNESSEE
Flood Water Spreading Fanwise
From Mission Into Willacy
and Cameron Lgwlands.
“I’LL BE DAMNED IF
I WILL,” SAYS OWNER
fleeing, occasionally -turning to fire
a shot from their weapons. Which
later proved to be service revolvers,
at the crowd 4n pursuit.
In the running fight two police-
men and a chauffeur were wound-
slaying Miss Martha Henderson of
Dallas, Texas
said:
“I do not at all believe that the
DALLAS, Texas, June 22 —Judge
Robertson of the police court has
LAREDO GRAND JURY
MEETS AGAIN TODAY
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
TO ACT ON GLAND SALE
Runday School Council of Religious
Education
Birmingham Gets
1926 S. S. Meet
CLAIM ELDORADO GAS
WELL SECOND LARGEST
property are in jeopardy in
the vicinity of Herrin, in Wil-
liamson county.
ARMY AVIATORS FIND
NO MAROONED PERSONS
The guards pre-
for fighting. Most of the
part in the crime.
" Assassins Pursued
The assassins fled several hun-
--- -un-, kirvurenv, injured this,
morning while fighting a blase in '
membership
the rail untoj
vote.
a I preference vote for Michael Collins
will total more than 15,000. or nearly
. results in the parliamentary elec-
‘ tions, but it is known that the first
ineihdes five prospective
doctors, as well as i '
American Federation of Labor to- •
day added to its program for curb- '
the shots were aimed at the
They rushed to the win-
unanimously approved the merger
of the association with the Sunday
School council of Evangelical de-
Richmond Does Honor to Heroes
Of Old Dixie as Meeting Closes
from buying tissues or glands
— "hr body of another.
HOUSTON DOGS HAVE
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
HOUSTON, Texas. June 22.—An
epidemic of influenza has broken
r farce commis-
alleged that while
taking up ita line,
I a discontinuance :
Rumping plant,
Mlaeion, the riv
lis banka
• know
Then they brought us to I
the hospital."
story was related as he tosssed in
pain from'half a dozen bullet holes
through his body.
Associated Press.
DUBLIN. June 22.— Cork county
------his man-
Barnes, at Herrin, had
According to reports reachii
At Ham Fordyce and the
suspended from the federation
year ago \
The brotherhood, which has
Monday
Tuesday .
Wednesday
Thursday
zey to assist in rebuilding
financing the company, it
dared.
PLANS TO ATTEND MEET
SCHEDULED AT CAMERON
166,019.51
1 ’
I «
The Austin American
•Xtreme lower Rio Grande Valley
ie concerned. However, conserva
before their capture.
applicants, by completing the ex- :
haustive prescribed examination pa- !
pers and filing them with the board 1
during its sssion, on which will be I
.SnSipauz amazminm Michael Collins
attacks aimed at labor unions, ths
have postponed tonight’s court but
it was too late.
Sinister Methods.
The sinister methods of the Irish
factional strife had not been im-
ported to England before, despite
his government ______...
West Ireland were reduced
Miners Shot
ee.ee.ee
wshoul
su med
Scraps of Identification.
On one body was found an hon-
orable discharge from the army
made out to James Saydhon r
KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 22. —
Delegates to the 16th quadrennial
Runday School association conven-
tion here today nelected Birming-
ham. Ala., as the next meeting
place of thr assoctation in 1926 and
police protection for the w-uex
and other prominent officials taking
part in Irish affaiz a Feld Marshal
Wilson was a shining mark for the
tight only one “contest was
No avowed opponent had
------ --Xan, _____ ---
Word of the death in Shreveport
of Newton G. Rlanchard, 73, former
। vue । governor of louisiana, was re-
theiricelved here today by Thomas B,
Blanchard, a nephew.
it high water mark.
ktailroad transportation
arwmvite wihe Thoproghtgaon.rz
whorad that no furtfer rport
A.Too.damaze in Erownewile
reched him during Thrsday.
puta, appears to be passing the ex- morning for the annual elections of
treme tower part of the valley federation’s officers. Hiec tioneering
Without doing further damage The
crop <
they
lion, the settlement, in one resig-
nation and the re -instatement, ef-
fective July L of the Brotherhood
guest. The chief justice of the
Lnited States and the ambassador
AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922.
tive estimates place the loss At ap-
broxtmnately a million dollais in
GALVESTON. Texas, June 22. — __
Customs officers headed by H F.jto prohibit trafficinhumanginas
Brunkenhoefer. chief customs In-• will be introuced in the next geg.
spector tonight confiscated — — h- .... .. .
quarts of liquor found aboard
shipping board steamship in
i The steward of the
—----- pike. An autoist,
dashing to safety, struck Parks.
O'Rourke s story was confirmed
by S. I*. Williams and Ed Green of
"hicago, two of the men tied with
him, who are still alive. The other
three were killed. These were the
six found by the Associated Fress
correspondent this morning and
whom he tried 4o take water to,
only to be tefused pet mission to
help them. James F. Morris of
Johnston City. III., a young miner
in the attacking forcex, told the
MIDNIGHT DEATH
TOTALS SHOW UP 27
Assecisted Press.
SHANGHAI, June 22—Lives in
the Catholle Lassisert Mission at
Tihio are endangered by the mutin-
ous troops of the/Peking govern-
ment in Kia ng si Province. accord-
ing to a teleg am received here to- •
company comes direct from a six were those "who sent us here under
months’ run at Galveston. Texas.; false promises that there would be
-* .w — j * H-t-ne,no trouble” and that ‘the miners
from the theatricalgoing public; ‘ would not object.”
also from Mayor Keenan and other Joseph Q'Deu-k
was pushed among the delegates.
FOR BLANCO KILLING
I LAREDO, Texas, June 22 —Th.
Erand Jury will rconvene here t
Imormow te tnyestizate the kiline of
O»n Lucto Blanco and Col Aurrllo
Marteniz. abut to death on
Mexican aide near here on ___
nlaht of June ». John Valla a la
enet attormey recentiy u.d he had
evidense tenaing to show that the
two Nexican army otTicera exies
had been Kdnaped trom Laredo
(and murdered Mexigan military
authoruen at Nuevo Laredo have
armerted Martine, and Blanco Were
hot while leading a party which
mought to invade Mexico
Disputes Disposed.
Three jurisdictional disputes al-
so were disposed of by the conven-
is owned by the
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.. June 22 —
General Black has before him the
report received by £ Hal Trovn.
lion, member of the Illinois com-
J faid there a hi le men came up
and fired more shots into us from
, three or four feet Then every-
thing went black ! woke up later
The amendments include a
school was-burned and 600 Christian
converts who took refuge in the
mission have appealed for assist-
ance against the mutineers.
Shot While Staggering
"One miner asked pho was the
machine gun operator. Someone
pointed him out and he was shot
in his tracks and his body laid over
the marhine gun. They tied fipe
men with me, took v- nas* -- -h- ‘
meet the approval of the republi-
can party and if the secretary con-
tinues to campnign for the liquor
irterests, the republican party had
Among the4, besieged, wAS tHat not
a mine worker was in lured during
the fighting, but that the numerous
killed were shot down in cold blood fwhere the
after they had surrendered them- *
where Ex-President Taft
contradict these claims. Several of
the men imported to work the mine
absolved the strikers from blame. I
saying that the ohs responsible
dred yards
• announcement at the Matamoros
9fhices of the National Lines U
Xexice. Resumption at Eagle
Qaba ia Indefinite because of the
iinost total look of the railroad
Loiteret About
Th. asnassinis Had loitered abott.
E
• question was passed until the next
meeting, next Thursday night
The field marshal created a po.
litical sensation early in the year
by bis attacks on Premier Lloyd
George He declared it was due
in the ---
CHICAGO, June 22.
racks. La. and discharged at Camp
Travis, Texas, July 22. 1921.
On another body was a piece of
ohers paper which bore the name or G
"own, Ward. Company C, First intantry,
Still another bora the name of
Emil John. In a pocket was gawnA
a brass tag labelled United Hand
laundry No. 1726." These with Su.
perintendent McDowella were the
be and begged for r water, but there wanjwaly eboen uHxeh cound In any
, not any I remember being dragkca ■ vaenumed
1 wha sih Then they brought unow DEATH TOTAL
MAY REACH FORTY
ing doctors lleenses
___ ____...___ „ The list of sccessful applicants J
101 । sinn of the Illinois legislature, sc- I may be announced by Dr. Cross-
a [cording to Representatives Thomas ‘ Waite when be returns here Mon-
------- this! J Grady and Iawrence G. O* Brien.! it was indicated.
. ' . . . i port. The steward of the vessel both democrats, from Chicago
Today Was the second day of the was arrested and will be arraigned They de-la red that persons
convention. With the merger ac before United States Commissioner should be prohibited by law from
complished and the next meeting , C. ( Dih-an t-es-t- __ ; • —«■--- ---- ------
place chosen the delegates settled charges. The liquor. Mr Brunken. 1
back tonight to view the pageanthoefer reported. was found con- from the b
of Christianity from the first reeled in the ceilings of several
prophecy of the coming of the cabins on the ship and was located
Messiah down through the ages to i with difficulty by the searching
the present. a party.
PARDONkFOR-UVEY.. s
; SOUGHT BY OWNERS OF
crops. with comparatively
property loss.
Flood Spreads Fanwise.
‘M and those younger soldiers who
crossed the seas to battle with the
Germans.
perhaps the bosses did Ii- me ep---.
saw the miners approach- HOLDS SEVENTEEN
nominations The consolrated
President Harding, Mr.
- -----.... . -..mgse They declared that ""persos RFCLAMATTON FNGINFFR
before United Stales Commissioner should be prohibited by law from p---e- • V- -n--N-EF
CsGDibrel tomorrow on federal selling any part of their bodies
A pardon for William S. Livezey. « drama.
former president and promoter of J The company that now has
the Little Motor Kar company, in | charge of the Airdome of which Mr.
the event that his conviction in fed-: Roberson is at the head, are cap-
erai court on a charge of using the italized,"standard and efficiency in
malls to defraud is affirmed by the every department will be assured.
What has become of the bodies
not in the. morgues Is not known,
but several freshly spaded pilea 0
dirt were noticed in the woods '
Solemnity Lneking.
The usual solemnity of death is
lacking in the local morgue Hun-
— •— x persons riled past the Unes
of bodies today, frequently com:
menuing on their mutilated condi.
tion. Children saughea. women
pointed, and the men chuckled.
Most of the bodice of the mine
»*r victims bore absolutely no
marks of identitication. The empty
pockets indicated, county offik%
said, that the bodies had v
lootea. oen
A A Stiles slate reclamation en-
xineer. Is planning to do to Cam-
ieron qhis morhing to attend a recla-
HERRIN. III. June 22.—A
checkup at midnight in Uh
miners’ riot showed the follow
ing:
Dead:
In Herrin morgue. 17.
In Marion morgue, 1.
In private homesrhere, 3.
Six other bodies which were
seen by the Associated Prose
representative, are believed to t
be still in the woods.
c -ould nominate Joseph A. Frank-
of lin, presiGent off the boilermakers"
union. In opposition to the re-, MICHAEL COLLINS
election of treasurer Daniel Tobin,' Telling a Dublin crowd about th
Associated Press.
IONDON, June 21-piela Mar.
shal Hu Henry Wison, one of Pg.
land a most iHsst rtous soldiers,
who was chief of the imneriai stare
during the final stges of he wvong
- __ _ War, Was assaasnated on‘the door-
Voters as Head this arhtmcos fay ia soymurun
who cave the names of Jani
----- O-Belva and James Connoug,
DEPUTY arte bonds.
ATHENS, Texas, June 22.- Dey.
uty Sheriff J W. Rowland has
been released under $7600 bond
(oliowing the fatal shooting of Al-
bin Perguson, a white man. in
Jhapdler The shooting followed
a series of raids which had been
onducted on illicit distillers in
hat section of the country. There
tore no eye witnesses to the shoot-
UNION MAN
SAYS 44 DEAD
CINCINNATI, June M. — Forty-
four persons, two of them were
union coal miners, were killed in
the mine disorders at Henin, ac-
- sentiments expresea criticizing the
Votstead act in the Pennsyivana
Military collere yesterday, in a ' varlous distracung
teleurap pent today to the execu. 1
live by the Rev. Atticus Webb, SU - I
perintendent of the Anti Saloon 1
lengu• of Texas The telegram;
lection of the police. They were
BALLAS, Texas, June 22 Prini-
dent Hardins was asked whether
Rectelary of "War Weeks is voleing
the polley of the ndministration in
fromophsh
E ^^enin^^^da^rr
| rotes necessarz to win for the Prince of Wales and would
# ANTI - BOOZERS; Veto Power for .
CHARGED WITH: At Charter Meet
at first
NASHVILLE June. Kirk Park*,,
NeV •ames M Maxon, rector of
Christ church, was elected bishop the suburbs wi if rw over
xaMutor "r iheEpiscopai dioorse dweiim" burned on the
of Tennessee test nient, on the , Worth-Daita,
twenty-second ballot by the stats
Two Massachusetts members
Were classed among “friends of
wine and beer. In direct violation of
the eonstitution of the United
---- ---- ----- — ---- States," by Representative Cram-
dow in time to see the two men ton. republican. Michigan, who
“ gained the floor after the attack on
the Anti-Saloon league.
“The league will be judged in the
; future," he said, “as was the saloon
i-eby its fruits.”
------- „ ti f Mr. Cramgon said that one of the
ed The men were finally over- organizations eonsptcucus in the
powered after a hard struggle The J fight--” • ln the
crowd close in on them and would “ ■
NEWSPAPER EDITOR DIES
NASHVILLE, Twin. June 22-
Fi chard H Yancey, 69, editor of
the Nashville Banner, died at his
a «« S home here at 1:30 this morning
... 193.814.971 from heart trouble following an
•• 131 532 541 attak of influeaza tour mouths
What is believed by oil men to be
Woriqcsond tor .mhts, afternoon hia; #ewas
wreekin ita- derrick and Blowin ’!" do bt Thuraday about the
away MI machinery used in drilling. .
No one was injured. 1I5
HERRIN. Ill.. June 22—Cojowel (
Hunter declared that one of the
conference he called in an effort
to prevent the outbreaks. W. J. Les- i
ter, owner of the strip mine where H
the outbreaks occurred, when asked |
if he would close the mine, replied:
•TH be damned if I win:* Mr.
Lester was reported to be in Herrin
tonight, but could not be located for
a state ment
the firing and
came in today is said to nearly
equal that capacity.
cording to the statement tonight of
Frank Farrington, president of the
district organization of the United
Mine Workers of America. 3
Mr. Farrington declared he had
he refused to disclose th, ident,
of his informant. He also said that
he not agreed to permit the mine,
mheue "he trouble occurred, to 1
operate, under the uniu:'s genezl *
strike pblicy, to nermit m.rteg gf i
coal to fuel public utilities.
the students of Amrica can not be
wholesome for creating loyalty to
oar laws and constitution -Condi-
CORK, June 22.—Tampering with
ihe ballot boxes at Cork will post-
pone the making public of the final
miss loner Haynes made himself
"particepes crimnis."
rmit an ade-
f the many,
lars and the
that make
r street, for
e wear For
materials are
triped tissue
plain and
the treaty, 33 by panel treaty op-
ponenta 15 by laborites, S/by inde-
pendenta, i by farmers and the ig.
ma ini ng four by Trinity college
members.
Attention is now turned to the
i b ‛comeg"herorre‛thdexwa touswhna hatred,ot the repubiscans because
tothefurcher developmene ok the P°"hefkohkecirccommtgumherber
cepted sn invitation from Sir James
Craig to visit Ulster and advise the
I The death tell in the disaster Last
• night and today, when 5000 strikina
I union miners attached the Lester
strip mine, being operated under
. guard by imported workers may
run past th. forty mark, It wan
; said tonight by those in touch with
the situatioh, although thug for only
, 27 positively are known to be dene
Checking the death Hut has
proved almost impunsible. The vw .
• time, all but three of them
workers, so for na u known were
j found scattered over aneree wihu
waite, president of the board, and
Dr. IL I Bailey, both of Waco.
expe< f to vigit jri Austin next Mon-
day. It was announced.
The list of candidates for licenses
four miles from
r was overfowing
Between now and the next meet-
ing Mr Goldsmith win prepare
some definite statement as to what
extent his proposed power of veto
for the mayor may be exercised.
This diseussion promises to be one
of the interesting features off the
next meeting.
night. The motion was made by
M. H. Goldsmith, but the section in
read.
"Newspaper reports off speech
made by Secretary Weeks at Penn.
Sylvania Military college very dis-
quieting A man of his intelligence
promise to
which was completely disrupted at.
Erownsville, Eagle Pass and La-
redo by destruction of bridges and
ELDORADO, Ark. June
Ihi United States and
i win seats, displacing treaty op-
■ ponents. Of the 118 seats already
made public. 55 are held by Sinn
Fein panel candidates favorable to
The first company will be the Bob-
by Warren Stock company. This
taken to a nearby police station
and later removed to Scotland Yard
Unknowing Dupes
”I was. sent down here by the
o4z1 Bertrand Commisary company on
awaits! West Madison street in Chicago,"
•led Amer- • he said. "I had no idea what I was
War running into. I don’t blame the
next miners much for attacking us, for
WAUKEGAN, Ill., June 22.—At midnight the governor
telegraphed Brig. Gen. Carlos Black, adjutanttgeneral of
the state, to assemble the 132d infantry and the machine
gun companies of the 130th and 131st infantries with such
other companies as necessary to make a force of at least
1000 men and hold them at the 132d infantry armory in
West Madison street, Chicago, to be moved under further
orders from him.
The governor directed that the troops should be given
full field equipment. He told General Blach that he was
---•reliably advised that life and
northern government on
measures for mitary
against the South
against prohibition was the
National Association Against Pro-
hibition, which, he declared, en-
gaged in an effort to defeat Rep.
resentative Volstead ana other
coneressman friends of prohibition
There was an uproar in the house
when Representative Connally
and xusten democrat. Texaa demanded that the
ana Austen tstatement of Mr Tinkham a to
what should be aatd of "a member
of the house whose political bill,
are pa'd not by himselt, but by
those seeking legislation through
him, be stricken from, the rmord
A point of order against that part
of the speech was overruled, how-
selves and their arms. There was
nothing from the union miners to
ila probably will not be re-
At a meeting of the shareholders.
held Tuesday at the plant at Orand and the strongest recommendations’ no trouble'
action of Loya eorge ana!Prairie. Virtually all present signed —----- —--------" —
vernment that Routh and : A. Petition for a pardon in the event
• • that the conviction stands.
Tonight the Rood diuides at ____________________
Point two miles west of M ercedes, tions are too disturbed (or members
part cop,nuing east through thejof the cabinet thus to denounce the
Colorado and part splittingfundamental laws of our nation,
g-.norteasttoevshin two and one-1 la he voicing the policy of the ad-
Huarter miles of Raymondville ministration?"
Thee, main biunches are gradually
flowing into the lowlands of Wil-
lx.ana Cameron countien iying
rporn, her triangle, according to
I flections regulating the levying
and collecting of city taxes and
the laws regulating these, the pas-
■age. style and publication of ordi-
nance* and fragments of powers
granted the mayor and city council
were weeded out and doped up and
adopted so as to avoid duplication
and oversight. The tax provisions
were practically completed at last
night’s session.
No official mention was made of i
the question of submitting the
proposition of a city manager pro-
vision in the new charter. ' -How-
•ver, individual dicussion of this
question indicated that the ques-
tion would again come up before
the commission for final action at
an early date.
Many of the members of the com-
mission being out of the city, a bare
quorum was present at last night’s
meeting and then this quorum was i
obtained only after the members I
present had hatehed up imaginary
adverse motions to toll two dere-
lict members to the meeting hall.
The primary flood, which reached Clayton act were included as a
the lower Rio Grande valley fromspart of the program
the San Juan and Ball do Rivera Officers Elected Today,
tat ween Rio Grande City and Za- | The delegatee set aside tomorrow
Through the long aisles made by
throngs of a tribute paying people,
three gray ighteis slowly passed __
NEWUBN.S: PHAN,HARD D!E5
their arms in defeat the famous etatues of. Lee Jackson. -.......-11
Along the way buildings, large Stuart and Davis, the motor vehh-
and small, mansions and hut. were Ies in which the veterans rode
coated with the colors and fired paused, as if in respect to l_
the heart of the Southland in *61 great leaders.
NEW YORK, June 22.—Carrying
a message from President Obregon.
Adolfo de la Huerta, Mexican min-
ister of finance, today went to the
office of Thomas W Lamont, chair-
man of the international committee
of hankers of Mexico, and conferred
with him for an hour.
The finance minister mid the
message asked for clarification of
certain pointsvn the agreement ar-
rived at last week between the
bankers and himself under which
the external debt of Mexico would
be readjusted. A report in the fin-
ancial district that President Obre.
gon had approved the agreement
Wan net conf lamed by Mr de la
Huerta, who retd he was st nding
a message to President Obregon to-
night in answer to the dispateh
which led to ht conference today
with Mr Iamont. Early next week,
he added, there would probably be
"an importanannouncement."
MeALLEN, Texas. June 22.—As
the big rise in the Rio Grande
Winds its way tn to Mismon, the
Hood ia spreuding fanwise into a
roughly triangular shape with the
apex at Mission and Ike base ex-
tending from Raymondville to
damagoeontnue
insofar as the
speech made by Secretary of War
g—-——- vuvye msns i ne 11o Weeks meets the approval of Presi-
Arande an under water ana IrH-dent Hardin* t know it will not
5: "ion eneineera. are concerned as - '
to.the „mtty o€ the machinery,
espectally the pumpe at lariingen.
ps now taking a strike
) „nowsavtt ru. Juw IX.
After remainng at a stage of twen-
ty-nine and one-half feet above
account of the fight. His
i new idea for breaking up spooming
under the lights about the city.
Today he sentenced a young couple,
charged with inderent conduct, to
attend Sunday school and preaching
every Sunday for six weeks. Upon
promise that they would attend
services regular the judge dismissed
the case but warned the offenders
that they would be jailed in case
they fail to keep their promises
Judge Robertson announced that
in the future he intends to sentence
flappers and jellybeans to Sunday
school and pieaching rather than
to accept the money of their parents
as fines.
STATE MEDICAL BOARD
ENDS EXAMINATION OF
pRosprcryvp po~rope granting a special one-way —
V-I-nfor the round trip, and the Pullman k agency. ___
The state medical board com- compny naming an attractive rate sent us warnings to leave town or
Pleted examination of 66 applicants of $25 per person for the Pullman, we would be run out. We never
for licenses to practice medicine and accomodations, round-trip from any --t
yesterday afternoon adjourned after part of the country, the local ar- When we caw xzazzzern
a four-day session, to meet in Waco rangements committee is confident 1 ing yesterday afternoon
In.Moverbor- Dr " > Sross- Imertaraterumnsewi"ocdnpsanparua"na" FedeneThesruqrds.preclmorguehergtoniehtwerizoai
for the ,r~t eo.vc.k.n, worker, wentaltzurrender ! other, "mdug vartusbpakshonnnd
____________;------------4 ' "Through the ngheedhe bulletsmrrz“eayattsdragon, 1 mieg trom
KANSAS BANK GOVERNOR rained in on us. we sought .better I DoWen Yuperintonent G K. Mez
....... ......... KANSAS CITF, june 26 The as beet we couid. The miners then | Dores ReBrndetntot '
or o T * large number Lresignation of J. Z Miller, Jr., as climbed upon the coai piles anal" The A 10 at PrL. or____
of «raduates or. the.medical brenehTeovernor or the federal reserve 1 earth embankments, aia we were l ent and other nesscorrespond:
of the I niversity of Texas At Gal- bank here was accepted by the >11- pnable to see them The euarae : with TNeiP own owepaprmen.naw
veston. who met the state board’s rectors of the bank today and W. kept firing, but most of us hid. Then Aitohuet, n.0W e e8 _ bodiesin
reeuiremient8- the same as al! other j J. Bailey of Atchison. Kansas, for- ~he miners blew up our pumping
*K“ 5 । mer governor of Kansas, was named _ elation. We had no water and our
| his successor. The change becomes J food spplies were in a freight cur
effective July 1. in the hands of the miners. About
------------------- 1 sunrise we put up the white flag
’ The miners poured in and we sur-
i rendered our arms.
MONTGOMERY. Ala.. June 22— to tais time not one °t us
The supreme court of Alabama to- | har been injured that I know of. _______
day afhirmed the judgment of the anouzh I understood several ofjaredsot
Franklin county circuit court in the ' miners had been .hot. The
case of Fred I talk a merchant of miner spread around quickly and
Rusaeiiville, convicted and sen-i" “• togetner In Croupe of six
tenced to life imprisonment for anothree:. The tied men then were
—...... rushed off in different directions.
, Home of them tried to run, but they
were shot down as fast as they
moved. - « '
river at Brownsville late today was
lower than it had hee n in a week,
and is more than eight inches under
court decisions adverse to labor.
Program Requires Years.
The program of four constitu-
tional amendments, repeal of the
Sherman anti-trust law and enact-
ment of two new measures, which
was adpted by the convention by
almost a unanimous vote, will re-
quire years of campaigning before
adoption, speakers said in urging
the creation of the defense council
just as well prepare to vacate the
White House. I know too well the
temper of the dry republicans to
believe that they will stand for
such speeches.
The field marshal died be- KS”feuyF --9 JHS-ee
fore he could be taken into the Department for Not Ating
bouse. His horrified wife heard th El-., e . "hn8
shooting and rushed out to find her Aganst Antl-aloon League. '
husband's body, dressed fg full uni-
form, lying in apol with,
sword he had drawn to maetilg’s
asssailants, by his » d« "
ol. George
tag the powers exercised by the (
courts by directing the establish- ;
ment at Washington of a labor de-
fense council, composed of lawyer*
selected by the federation's officer*.'
The council primarily will defend,
the unions against any suit* that |
may be filed under recent supreme |
Tailored
Blouses,
to $2.25
■ s, now’
convocatiop meeting here He suc-
ceods the late EishopTry Beatty.
BELL AIRDOME LEASED
FOR HIGH-CLASS STOCK
COMPANY; OPENS SOON
Nat C. Robison, prominent the-
atrical man, yesterday leased the
Bell Airdrome for this season with
an optien following. His intention
is to place high-class stock produc-
ties.
The Airdome is being thoroughly
overhauled, all the old benches are
being removed and comfortable
opera chairs replacing them. New
lighting system is being installed,
which, according to the city ordi-
nances and the latest underste rs‛
rode no expense will ’fee spared to
make the Ardome comfortable, at-
tractive and the Mecca of discrim-
inating patrons of the spoken
wAsNINOTOS. lune ze—De:
CD 20 that Wayne B. Wheeler,
Eenana sounse for the Anu-Saloon
Scotlana Yard made puutte the leneus. and "the Interesta hr con-
names of thr murderer and de-ltro!” has expended from 6100,000
clared that Connony had a letter 1 310.000 to secure adoption or thr
in his possession indscatine hr was oro hi bation amendment, Represen-
a member of the Irish Nepublichnitstiye Tinkham. republican, Massa-
army. rhusetta attacked the department of
Gen. Gwen Duffy, chief of staftilustice today, in the house far fai!-
of the Irish Re publ Iran army, in ’?« t0 act against ths league under
Dublin tonight, immediately denied | the corrupt practice* act.
that that organisation had any | Mr. Tinkham’s attack brought
----a . .. . . f oni Representative Gallivan, dem-
Qcrat, Massac huaetts. criticism of
Prohlhition Cummissioner Haynes
for the latter’* stand regarding sale
of liquor on American ships at sea.
In refusing to act against such
ships. Mr. Gallivan declared. Com-
SHOOTS DOCTOR WHEN
HIS TREATMENT FAILS
KANSAS CITY. June XX-nr a.
Ie sehmitt. a men’npectaliat, wa*
shot at Nia office today and died
bair an hour later at a honpital.
Peorze N Stonote, 33 year, old, a
haborqr, walked out of the doctor'*
ortee" following the nhooting and
•mad an nutomatie vintol on a table,
haftnata Mix, Bonnie Tracy, office
kirk "Well, I’ve shot him. I’ll wait
roc the police,"
At police hendquartere Stonott !
M*ned a ntatement declaring he
had killed the doctor because he
had promimed to cure which did
hot materiniiee and becaume the
doctor repeatedly demanded addi
uonal sume of money from him
tor treatment
in price will
hurry down
beta* rttod.
In* made of
vorkmanahip.
• la the male
.tate, after passing through the virghine "-TharswMe."tikr
streets of their old capital in a | "Thr Old Folks at Home" and many
long and colorful procession, today others: and then •• If to lighten
Were ready to turn their face. irita.ok whe. paraders and. the
homeward ; throne that watched them * band
Tfhe thirty-second annual re- here andthere would
union of pthe United Conrederate With the beloved
Veteruns officially came to a clos*
with grand ball tonight.
' he.rbst I malls to defraud i« affirmed b? ihe
Supreme court will be sought by
stockholders of the company almost
without exception.
been brought out to contest the re-
election of Samuel Gompers, and
William Clark, president of* the
i glass workers' union, was not ex-
J pec t rd to carry his contest against
secretary Fiank • Morrison to ths
convention floor.
Rallroad union delegates, at a
meeting tonight declared they
of 300,000. is among sure election.
based the boards action in award-
An audit of the company's books — — - ■ - ------ ■
hyDahielH. Carroll, assistant state FRISCO IS DFCORATED
xht.w;vy*7^y nq for vet convention
' wsaMnrTaecescoanaanpynaipa
and.n fse-thenoxpupany .Thecom: ijuddings *allv decdlate& San
Pa nyhas. resurmed operations and Pranco nthusiastaliy
iz.pl Hem . S' trueks and he openng of the DiEablec .
iterlisht automoblesund the can Veteran, of the World
shareholders have naked Mr Live- 1 secona annual convention. ____ _________
and re- Monday, June 26. Thousands of * We were unknowingly being used as
wounded and disabled American dypes to keep them from their jobs,
veterans of the great war are ex - ; We were given arms when we ar-
pected here from all parts of the i rived and a machine gun was set
United States for their national t up at one corner of the mine The —___-____ a. „
deliberations । guard* were with us all the time I Herrin News, who said
'With transcontinental railroads and most of,the guards were toughfager, Joe _______
fere fellows sent by a Chicago deective informed him that the death toff of
I understand the miners today's rioting would exceed 78.
’X ta fiingeven more hzbition of chia.ibor.ana.adopuon
iapian further up stream, .nd th. of an easter method than the pres-
woret of the flood in that aitriet iajent tor amendine the constitutton.
now beilevead paxsea. -Enactment of a new federal chUd
' labor law, and also a law inter-
River Lower. i preting the labor sections of the
battle song "Dixie"., . . ---------
„Traha-curortmon
... -- --- -- • ay when the Houston Kennel cluh
postponed a dog show scheduled
waiting an hour tor eis rot uni I
from unveiling a memorlal to men { aaa. vas ii A a xx i
of the Great Eastern railway, who' • - 1
mcORRUPTNESS-ame----i2:
™ -— aisafntradue
Sv" Mistmsafss Representative Attacks
. BORDERR IV E R A. F. of L Plans Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson y y • , T l g)
| FLOOD PASSES: Defense Council Famous British Soldier. Killed hi e YIE n 6 a C K C A C
MILLION LOSSAg^t Courts^ At His Door by Fair of AssassinsA g . - . f
27; Militia is Read
imber, for
eing full*
nkle Re-
And their
i of pure
mbrellas.
Our pre-
rly that
ence, be
Amociated Press.
HERRIN. Ill, Jun. 22—Half .
dozen wounded men, Mme of them
lying on death beds tonight, gave
an Associated Preen correspond-
ent the first actual eyewitness
accounts of the mine: fight last
night and this morning, which
brought dozens of casualties,
when 6000 ar mod striking miners
attacked the Lester Strip min*
near here, which was being oper,
ated by imported workers and
guard*.
Shot in Cold Blood
The outdance of the statements
made By the -wounded, ‘wholwere
A (Continued on Page 2, Col. &.)
N WANT ADS.
I
bridge there. On the Main line to
Mexico City, a bridge was partly
destroyed at Rodrigue*, one hun-
dred miles south of Laredo Serv-
ice I* la effeet between Cuevas,
One hundred miles west of Mata-
moros and Monterrey. Passengers
are being taken to Camargo, Qp-
posie Rio Grande Cit. and they
Are being eresaed to the United
■late* there fo skiftt.
Aviator* Finish Patrol.
United State* army aviator* to-
day completed their first compiete
petrol of the flood district between
Bio Grande City and Browisville,
returning late today to McAllen
No cases of’marooned persona were
reported.
From Rio Grande Cty to the
HiCalgo county line, about forty
miles, the river ia within its banka
The Weather
East and West Texat Friday and
laturday generally fair. '
Down in Cold
• * *
Blood Murder
FILES $50,000 SUIT.
FORT WORTH Texas, June 22.
matton and conservation meeting Sult tnr $50,000 was filled here to-
of eitizens from «buntire along the Qay against H J. Henley. Fort
Rrazos river in centrl Texan. If Worth property owner. by the
the meeting, originalty scheduled widow and young sons of,1e"T:
- - • -- Martin who was shot and killed mon with , . — 2-1----- --- •« usa
meet, he • 13 by Henlef. Henley mn wnN.ma 10 “’w" the showedlenlatment
n to which he was recentiy in- Plradenrcuitiy to he kining and •na hundred, or bullet. onWoran
led. When h- iarned ihe , hairman wasonehtenced ««een years in We stagkerea 0, but tinany:de
01 the temporary, committee wkh __I of our group foil, pulling the —
Operators’ trust and is the secon roradeuanter at Cumzeron waa out/FEDERL COMMISSIONER I with them „ We wer ied
। brought in by that concern. The,"-, en-*, ag ‘ VOICES HIS OPTIMISM .Beveral bullets being in me al-
WHflm vaJune2-wearyjand .« From .he xhintne nornajmumaydp".ihoamet ^h.8^1
and happy the men who fought for ef fourteen bands flowed the melo-cubic feet daily, which is regarded cneer5 and r “ L.la worth, fed- neaa outlook tor 1928 is very pron;.
th. South In the war between the dies .of the Old .south. Maryland. I byoperators here an. being the i X "istriet K de ierineerihaye ising. Present -conditins point to
M‛ --------... "....... — larwest.mnexistenre Th. we that meetrrg“na"pantt.Be a tcnmeron aheultny crop or booilcere, he
when it is held.
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