The day book. [volume], May 09, 1914, LAST EDITION, Image 3

About The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917

Image provided by: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library, Urbana, IL

                
ing youngr girls in his hotel with men
and then was fined the maximum,
$200 and costs.
o o i
DISARMING BEGINS IN THE
COLORADO AFFAIR
Trinidad, Col., May 9. At noon to
day, Major R. C. Cabell, in charge of
the work of disarming strikers and
mine guards in Squthern Colorado
under the proclamation issued yester
day by CoL James Lockett, would
make no estimate of the number of
rifles and other weapons that had
been turned in.
Trinidad, Col., May 9. Any mem
ber of the United Mine Workers who
refuses to comply with the order to
surrender arms to United States
troops "will be stricken from the un-
n's relief list and debarred from
embership in the organization."
William Diamond, strike leader
here, made this announcement to
day, when advised that operators had
accused union leaders of not intend
ing to disarm their men.
Under Colonel Lockett's proclama
tion, the hours of disarmament be
gan at 9 a. m. and wfll expire at 3 p.
m. Miners began turning in their
arms before 3.
Denver, Col., May 9. Lieut. K. E.
Linderfelt, one of the military com
manders at the battle of Ludlow,
when six men, two women and eleven
children were slain, was not then a
member of the state militia.
General Chase today wrote Gov.
Amnions that Linderfelt was relieved
from command April 8, twelve days
before the battle. Chase promised to
make public soon the roster of
"Troop A," Linderfelt's company,
which was made up of mine guards
and other" employes of the coal com
panies. o o
MARJORIE MAYES MISSING
Police today are searching for Mar
jorie Mayes, 17, daughter of W. H
Mayes, 4939 Indiana avenue, who dis-
nnncnrpd while nn Tier wnv tn a
church social May i.
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
New York Ten men in jury box
to try former Lieut Charles Becker
for murder of Herman Rosenthal
when court adjourned until Monday.
Three jurors secured yesterday were
excused.
Washington. Rep. Henry of
Texas announced today that he
would be candidate for senate in
1916.
Albany, N. Y. Gov. Glynn and adjutant-general's
office deny that the
war department asked how long it
will take to mobilize the New York
National Guard.
Racine, Wis. Michael Buccieri, 23,
veteran of Italian-Turkish war, plead
ed guilty to rotfbing factory of copper
rivets. Sentenced to 2 years in re
formatory. Cleveland. Vaughn Glaze r, a
stock company actor, swore out war-.
rant charging A. P. Waters, Detroit,
with obtaining money under false
pretenses. Said Waters sold him stockt
in patent sprinkler company without'
authority. ,
Leeds, Eng. Lillian Lenton, mili-t
tantsuffraget, convicted on charge of
having set fire to Westfield House,,
Doncaster, sentenced to 1-year im-
prisonment. ,
New York. John C. Calhoun r
Mayo, Democratic national commit-j
teeman from Kentucky, dying of
pneumonia. ,
Fort Smith, Ark. Frances Spankef;J
16, rescued Mary Oberlee, 9, when her
foot caught between railroad ties, butj.
was killed herself.
Sigourney, La. Cleve Weigner shot J
and seriously wounded Mrs. Emma
Lamb because she refused to drinkj
with him. He attempted suicide byl
cutting his throat, but will live.
Newark, N, J. Four girls burned
to death, one man probably fatally')
Injured when fire destroyed Alpine
Apartment House. J
o o a
'Phone wires cut in Criminal Courts
building. Reason unknown,
jjgajfcy