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MILITARY
FOR 5ME ZNE
Troops Will Try Offenders
If Colorado Strike is Not
Settled Soon.
Trinidad, (Mo., Nov. 19. Strict mili
tary law, JBekidinc the establishment of
a military court for the trial of all law
violators, will be inaugurated at the
close of the present week unless definite
steps that erre promise of eliding the
strike in the southern Colorado coal
fields are taken in the interim. This,
in substance, is the statement isied
this moraine by Maj. E. J. Bougfcton,
judge advocate of the Colorado national
guard, after a conference with Gen. John
Chase and Francis . Bouck, deputy at
tornev general.
Amnions Bries to Settle Strike.
Plans for the immediate institution
ot military court tor the trial ot a
number of alleged law violators now
under arrest, have been held up pending
the results of the efforts on the part
of governor Amnions to affect a solu
tion of the present situation. Governor
Amnions is quoted as being hopeful of
bringing about a settlement of the strike
through the aid of the leaders of na
tional labor organizations.
Deputy attorney general Bouck ar
rived at Trinidad this morning and at
onee went into a conference with -Gen.
Chase and Maj. Boughton. He declined
to be quoted regarding 'the nature of
his mission.
Gen. Chase, it is understood, dnsires
to establish a military 'court, but his
view does not meet with the approval
of governor Amnions.
No serious importance is attached to
the rumored differences existing be
tween Gen. Chase and assistant adjutant
general Lee, or the report that the lat
ter has recently asked to be relieved
from further duty in connection with
the strike.
Three Strikers Arrested.
Three strikers were arrested at the
Valdez mine near Segundo, for stoning
nonunion miners as they came from the
mines. The arrests were made, by the
military authorities and the men were
brought to Trinidad under a military
escort and lodged in the .guard house at
Camp Trinidad.
Two militiamen patroling the hills
Bear the Forbes- tent colony were fired
upon. An investigation did not reveal
who had fired the shots.
Find Powder in Camp.
Another quantity of giant- powder
was found in the mail carrier's house,
which is loeated in the tent colony. This
is the second time powder has been
found there. Ninety-five- pounds of
giant powder was also found in an ar-
roya about three miles from the tent
colony.
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
ENDORSE DIILG STRIKE
Lawrence, Mass., Nov. 13. The In
dustrial "Workers of the World have
endorsed the strike of the stationary
firemen in the textile mills, who
walked out asking: an eight hour day.
The Industrial Workers, who con
ducted the strike of the operatives In
1912, which lasted for nine weeks and
which involved 35,000 persons also
recorded themselves as being- willing
to go out on a sympathetic strike It
the firemen so desired.
EAST INDIAN STRIKERS
DENY RESORT TO VIOLENCE
Cape Town, Union of South Africa
Nor. 19. While 35,000 East Indians
were on strike at Durban alone, the
chief leaderssrepudiate any resort to
violence or inf midation. Conflicting
reports are current as to what is hap
pening on the sugar plantations. While
in some cases the coolies have tried to
burn and destroy the crops, in many
other cases they have kept order and
have even assisted in extinguishing
the fires.
MONEY BILL 1
nine leie
GANGSTER BATTLE
IN NEW YORK STREET
Attak on Lower Eant Slue Club Is
AnMtvered by Volley; Three
Arc Seriously Hurt.
New York, Nov. 19. One of the
most spetacular gun battles among
gangsters of this city in recent years
was fought at the doors of a club
house on the lower East Side late last
night. Three men were seriously
shot, many others -were wounded and
seven were arrested after poljce re
serves finally dared to break up the
fight.
Gangsters crouching behind trees,
ashbarrels and other obstructions
opened fire on the club house. Men
within sprang to the doors and win
dows and answered the attack. Fifty
shots were exchanged while detectives
blew their whistles for aid.
When the revolvers were emptied
the police charged the club house.
They met with no reistance. The
gangsters in the street fled.
One man's eye was" shot out. An
other is fatally hurt from bullet
wounds j-n the back. A third was shot
In the legs, which will be amputated
in an effort to save his life.
Many men escaped over the roofs,
carrying wounded with them. Six re
volvers were found in the club house
and six more in the streets. The men
arrested refused to tell the cause of
the trouble. It was apparent to the
police that those in the club house
had expected and prepared for the
attack.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me,
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W. J. BIRS, Justice or the Peace.
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Wilson "Wants Congress to
Remain in Session Dur
i ing Holiday.
Washington, D. C Nov. 19. What to
do with the two currency bill3 now
being completed by the two factions
of the banking committee has given
concern to senate leaders. Senator
Hitchcock's report probably will be
ready for the senate before the end of
the coming week. There has been no
formal report on the Glass bill. Both
factions of the committee are anxious
to obtain whatever advantage there is
to be obtained.
Wilson Opposes Adjournment.
President Wilson let Democratic sen
ators know in positive terms that he
was opposed to the movement now un
der way to secure an adjournment of
congress for the week prior to the
opening of the regular December ses
sion. He told several senators that the
country would charge congress with
adjourning for the purpose of secur
ing their mileage allowance. While ad
journment talk continues, it is be
lieved the special session will run
through and merge into the regular
session Dec 1.
Guard Against Stringency.
Means of protecting the country
against any financial stringency when
the proposed new currency system
goes into effect were considered by
both the Republican and Democratic
wings of the committee.
The Republicans and senator Hitch
cock, continuing their work on a draft
of the bill, adopted a more radical
change, providing that banks need de
posit only a one percent reserve when
the new system becomes effective, an
additional one percent to be deposited
each six months until the entire re
serve of five percent has been pro
vided for.
The Republican members sent their
draft to the government printing of
fidfe last night, but will revise it.
Propose Farm Ijoans.
Farm loans as an investment for na
tional banks would be authorized in an
amendment -written into the Republi- I
can drafts. Senator Hitchcock and the I
minority members amended the bill to 1
provide that the national banks may
invest one-third of their time deposits
on five year farm mortgages based on
50 percent of the value of the land
mortgaged. The Republicans struck
out of the house bill the requirement
that national banks must segregate
the capital and assets behind all
funds held as savings accounts. The
bank examination section of the bill
was revised, the committee providing
that bank examiners shall be placed
on a salary of from $2000 to ?7000 a
year, thus eliminating the fee system.
Strengthen Gold Redemption.
The administration forces once more
reinstated the disputed 'lawful money
provision. The clause provides that
the new currency shall be payable In
gold at the treasury in Washington,
but shall be payable in "gold or lawful
money" at each regional bank. In this
connection, the committee strength
ened the gold redemption fund re
quirements. The "legal tender" qual
ity of the new notes, provided for in
the bill after a lengthy discussion and
a rather heated struggle, was stricken
out again. The representation of the
banks in the directorate of the regional
reserve bank was altered to allow di
rectors elected by the member banks
to be directors or officers of other
financial institutions.
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POPE BLESSES PILGRI3IS;
PRAYS FOR PEACE IN MEXICO
Rome, Italy, Nov. 19. Pope Pius to
day received a party of Mexican pil-
They were Introduced by the Rev. Jose 1 to. fit down on account of the danger
Ramon Ibarra. archbishOD of Puebla.
After imparting the .apostolic bene
diction, his holiness expressed the hope
that the blessing of peace would be
given soon to their country.
The Mexican pilgrims were accom
panied by the Rev. Leopold Ruiz, arch
bishop of Michoacan, and by bishop
Jose Amador Velasco. There was a
most impressive scene when the pope,
surrounded by the Mexican prelates,
knelt with the pilgrims and prayed for
the peace of Mexico.
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termjtned, directing, inquiring, giving
orders and receiving information.
I addressed a captain in the name of
the six Americuns that were in fail.
Pancho Villa passed by. He guaranteed
in friendly words safety to us and v to
all others, "except officials and traitors."
It was then a little after 3 a. m.
Villa directed some men on the roof
of the prison, others were burning the
papers and records of the prison. One
soldier called Villa's attention to heavy
shooting in the cross street and Villa,
with unsurpassed bravery, with gun in
his arm, went alone to the corner to
see where the shooting came from. He
does not know fear; the simple act of
going alone when he could have sent
others, when he could at least have
taken some men along, characterizes the
man, Villa. He is brave through and
through, not asking and not giving
quarter. ,
A man was brought to him, whom
some of the prisoners thought they rec
ognized in the darkness as an official
of the prison. They flashed an electric
pocket lamp in his face, somebody asked
him, "Esta secreto?" He answered, I
could liot hear what he said to them.
Four men stepped up, one man led the
prisoner a few steps back, the rifles
were leveled, four shots rang out and
the man fell. An officer stenoed up,
examined him and shot him with his
revolver &rough the head. Within one
minute he was captured, "tried," sen
tenced and executed. In the side streets
the firing kept up. A captain asked us
ments were coming and going. There
were cries of "Quien viveT" The an
swers of "Viva Villa" were followed bv
closer questions. "Que gente!" Every
GOVERX3IEST SENDS 20
SXOW SCALES TO ARIZONA.
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 19. Twenty
snow scales, each one capable of meas
uring snow to a depth of nine feet,
have been received at the local U. S.
weather observatory. They "will be
distributed throughout the northern
and eastern parts of the state. Not
one will be kept here, as there is
never any snow worth mentioning in
Phoenix.
One will be placed in the Graham
mountains, several in Yavapai county
and one at Fort Apache. Other points
at which scales are to be installed are
Williams, Grand View. Lowell observ
atory, Pavson. Pine and the Thomas
ranch, near Flagstaff
of flying bullets, and within a second
every one of us was sitting on the side
walk, close ud to the wall.
Three more men were brought up.
One was accused of having cussed Villa.
They argued about him; should they
shoot him at once? The man tried to
explain a young fellow he was. They
told him to keep quiet and stand against
the wall and wait till they were ready.
One captain told him they were going
tb shoot him. What became of him and
the others with him I do not know.
One of the fellows out ot prison re
marked, "povrecitos." A captain stepped
up and said quiet and earnest: "Thev
have illed our Sladero."
We got orders to move on. They
marehed us around side streets to the
plaza. The officers called on us to
look out for fallen wires; to step quick
when we crossed a street; to look out
for the water that was running out of
the tank of the jefatura building, and
seemed concerned regarding our safety.
They promised us we would be free
by daylight. They explained that we
were safer with them, as wc could not
go anywhere without being, challenged,
and possiblv taken for an enemy.
On the plaza thev halted us; detach-
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TWO MADEROS ARE
RELEASED ON BOND
Veracruz, Mex., Nov. 19. Evaristo
and Daniel Madero, relatives of the
late president, Francisco I. Madero,
and Leandro Aguila and his son, who
have been confined for several weeks
in the fortress of San Juan Ulua
charged with sedition, have been re
leased on bond. They hav.e taken
quarters at a hotel here.
The Maderos were arrested in Octo
ber at Monterey and brought to Vera
cruz. The United States government
notified the Mexican government that
itr would regard with displeasure any
accident to the two prisoners.
The United States battleship Nebras
ka, now at Tampico, repoits that all
the Anuricrj.il women and children re
cently held by the insurgent leaders
at Tanguijo have been allowed to leave
that place and have arrived at Tampi-
The rebclb are in strong force In
the oil region, but are maintaining or
der and paying for all supplies taken.
They still threaten Tampico.
The exodus of American citizens
from Mexico City continues. Forty
persons, most of them women and
children, arrived here this - morning
by train. The fugitives report that
only a few American women and chil
dren remain in the federal capital.
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VILLA WILL HEED
; CARRANZA'S ORDERS
Nogales, Soil, Nov.. IS. Gen. Car
ranza had a long talk this afternoon
by telephone with Pancho Villa, at
Juarez. It was said that Villa ex
pressed his willingness to abide by
any orders from Carranza and that
other insurgent chiefs in Chihuahua
state were also in sympathy with the
"Constitutionalist" commander in
chief.
Gen. Hugh Scott. commanding
United States troops on border patrol,
arrived in Nogales. Ariz, from El
Paso, his headquarters. No explana
tion was offered for hss visit here
at this time.
TROOPS AT TEXAS ClTV WALL
TEXTS AND SETS UP STOA'ES.
Texas City. Tex., Nov. 19. Tents in
the camp of the seoond division of the
Irnited States army were walled and
refloored today and stoves were in
stalled in them.
This was regarded as InrHrarinr-.ho.
the division; would remain hAro
throughout the winter.
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aside and a volley rang out. "The mur
der of Madero must be avenged," they
would say.
The hMi.inr of the drums sounded
from the distance, the strains of music
few minutes some poor suspected crea-) were carried to our ears, they had start
ed out the "band of the 15th to celebrate
their victory. The church bells were
ringing and the very air trembled with
the shout of the Tktoriom rebels, "Viva
ViBa." '
The "battle was. tnr. - Juarez was in
the hands of mVL goenunafc, whose
first business was -revenge.
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