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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-14-1912 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 2-14-1912 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-14-1912 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-14-1912." (1912). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/2297 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. r ALBUQUERQUE MOBNING JOURNAL. By Mali, 60 Cent Mouth; Single Co plea 5 Out. H WEDNESDAY, THIRTY-FOURT- YEAR. VOL. CXXXII1, No. 45. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FEBRUARY 14, 1912, lly Currier, 00 Ceiita a Month. TONG WAR BREAKS OUT HARD RAS NO CHEMICA TARIFF ORIENTAL LIMITED DYNAMITE GOMEZ PRUCLAIMED TRTE DEPARTMENT IN CHICAGO; ONE DEAD IRK ARRESTS Chlcaso, Keh. 1.1. Mock Chun, n SEES DANGER IN Chinese carpenter, wan ehot and killed CHARMS EOR VISIOI J BILL DITCHED; THIRTY WILL BE E PRESIDENT OF hy Xcjr llonB in the store of Iauls Sing in South street toniwht, lu Clark and the police said the murder mark- ed a renewul of hostilities between rival Chinese toims Hint may extend. JIM HILL MADE PUBLIC REPORTED HUfIT TODAY MENTION Chun came to Chicago several MO months affo from Philadelphia where he was an official of the Hip Sing tong. He mude a statement Just be- S fore he died in he Mild Hons RUMOR was a member of the On Idling tong, QUAINT PHILOSOPHY FROM PUTS MANY ARTICLES NOW SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON Defendants to Be Taken Into REVOLT SPREADING IN and that Hong had followed him from Philadelphia to Chicago. AGED RAILROAD KING! DUTIABLE ON FREE LIST GREAT NORTHERN LINE Custody Simultaneously; Of- WAR TORN REPUBLIC accompan- Hong, who epcuped, was ficial of Mechanics' Union ' ied by four others when he entered Instructions Issued to Sing'B Ftore. Pcsit've He Tells Stanley Committee He Many Other Articles Made Du- Meagre Reports of Disaster to Jailed in Rochester, Chinese Residents Fear An- Diplomatic and City African Kansas Journal Cuts Price. Will Be An Angel Estimated It Will In- the Effect That Ten Coachesl other Massacre in Torreon; Kansas City, Feb. 13. The Kansas With White tiable; Consular Officers in Mexico City today a out Down llv Xlornlns Jolirnul SWi lid I rH.r,l XX Itf I Child- Journal announcod and Red Wings Before He Government Revenue Were Hurled Steep Em 1.1. -- ' American Women and in price from two cents a copy to one crease Indianapolis, Feb. Fulled . 7 "Foolish Stories," cent on papers bought on the streets Dyon, States District Attorney Miller said ren For Flight, Enters Steel Business, By Over Six Million Dollars, bankment Near that arrests or the lifty-l'ou- r men in- Prepared and at news stands, and from ten to eonspliacx tlve rents a week on papers delivered dicted in the dynamite t ror Morula,, Kprclul cares were set tomorrow. to subscribers In their homes. Illy .loiirnnl l.n.wil Mlr. S,r,-h,- l ) FIRM Kpei'lul I imim-i- I Wire. lty Moruhis Journal Wlr,. Mr. Miller said: Illy Morning .loiirnnl l.a.e,l H d STATES Washington, Feb. 13. J. J. Hill lly Mnrulnif Journal ' lr. Washington. Feb. 13. Tin, ehem-Ic- Dyon. N. 1., Feb. i;t. Thirty per- "The reason xvhy they did not take Tol l. on. Mrs., Fell. 13. Itehels in told the .Stanley investlgatin-- ; commit- place today cannot be rexeuled. l.agnna diMirlel, FRI'iND OF REPUBLIC tee today that he "would he u lirst tariff revision bill, prepared hy sons are said to havo been Injured, the estimated at members of the waya "It bin. been the Intention rlghl I, mid, today formally proclaimed G IS E class angel with red ami whltu thu democratic some seriously, In a wreck of xx RI the along hen once the arrests are b' 111 II i.x wings" before he would go in the und means committee of the house that Vasuuez (ionics president if Hi today. puts oriental Limited train or the Great ordered ns many as possible of the the republic and l:,ifnen (iarxa Ald"p steel business nml predicted that com- Was made public It tile short-jes- Hope 1 Jdef, be In the t x Knox Professes would be long following on the free list: Northern railway two miles or this ndalits "ill taken ic,. president, ami demanded the petition the rule after artielea possible time so that a inujoiitx city. Acids, sulpTiate of copper, borax, s:-- "i (veiling, surrender of this the present laws were wiped olf the place at o'clock this xx III custody I jssings of Peace Will black, coal a id of them be in before Their demand is lod taken seri- DF CHINESE statute books. charcoal and bone tar cur of the train, the engine any one of knoxxs xxho else Is ' day testimony w as sulphate of them ously by the local authorities, who n People of Mr. Hill's last of suniu of its products, and tender, h it the rails ami tnrueil involved. An arrest of one man at etui to replete with the sage expression for Iron, Paris green. laindon purple, place confidence hi ihe loyalty or the 'oxer, going down the tiillty-l'o- em- Hochester. X. Y.. today probably was liuriisoti, bellex.al to be strong which he Is noled. lie said the stock- sheep dip, sulphate of nine to a local eomlilioii unknown to y .idden Nation, of rail- hII bankment xvhere the accident enough to resist attack. holders the Great Northern soda, strychnine, sulphur in forms, A is to have nie." road were "not wearing any crepe" ull drugs, broken rail said Since the rebels have erfecteil an talcum and practically j llefore nluht tomorrow the because the I'nileil States Steel cor- beans, berries, Units, caused the wreck. orgniilxatlon, looting and Indiscrim- flight" such aa harks, apprehended nie expected ,g Juuruul HfcMrlul I.eiel Wlre.l poration "in its had cancelled dried libers, roots und the like nut ad- Kvcry one of ten coaches that mail.' (In he sufficient lu number to reveal inate raiding ni'e not reported so , ' .ificin, Feb. IS. IteHllxiiir! (he tlreat Northern ore lease. vanced In value or condition by treat- up the train left Hie track and xveiit Mile extent of the plots which the ' u . ,1 it to American residants In 'You uill he in a comfortable po- ment beyond that essential to the down a steep embankment, turning government charges were carried on Fair In' in Ihe day reports reached ; or k.. ,'rnm the circulation sition, no matter whether the lease prevention of deterioration pending over twice. Full details will hot lie ror six xeurs against Iron anil steel here Unit the 'usiiiislas had robbed dispatches telling, of Formal Announcement of Birth is cancelled or not, won't you','" niunuiacture. Tlio same dr.ugs ad- known until morning. A special re-li- er contractors who maintained the the American Smelters Securities j.nii t 1 inter ention on thu purl of Chairman Stanley suggested. are sub- train left here carrying every "open shop" und In which the c pan, at Terrer and the Pennies , a company vanced in MilUo or condition (tne initou Males, tnc siaie ucp.n,-- of New Self Governing Na- "You could rtart steel ject to 10 per cent ad valorem, physician and undertaker available, and Urtle MeManlgal. con- Mining Company at Mapiml, both nt, today issued another circui. r of your own with 4fui,u0u,n0u tons of to scene of dynamiters, acted as aecoin- - American concerns. mi -, against 12.44 ier cent now." and hurried the the wreck, fessed lep-c- Fall of Old ore in the ground'.'" Vies, Xvas by 'to Its diplomatic and consular tion and Dynasty esti- leaving Hexils I. nke thirty iiilnul s pllees of others. Y'estcrdu.x a occupied In Mexico, denying nil "I will be a first class angel with According to the committee T. vlce- - rebels, no was to 'datives my wings bill would increase the after word of the accident had been John Puller of Hntfalo. the but effort made foolish stories'' about American In- Made to Washington, red and white leathers in mates, the j president of the Iron xvorkers orgau-Ixailo- hold It. I ever going In- government th chemi- received here. tervention, expressing good-wil- l long before consider revenue from announced today he Intended liallxvay in out of Tor- and the Mr. re- tt.uiMi.oim in The Limited left here truffle and slid stnoerost friendship of the to the steel business." Hill cal tariff to more than II Oriental llo remain here xvlth Frank M. Kyau, reon has hecu practically abandon",!. plied. "I'll be 7 4 years old my next tlie next llscul year, an Increase of shortly after 'i o'clock and was dim S. - government Mexi j. , l.r-i.n- president, and Herbert lloekln- No gone Sat- I'tilted States for Hv Mnruhig Journal Piwlut Wlr. 1 telling you S.OuO.hOO. the train has south since tlx-- birthday and don't mind more than in St. Paul at v:r. o'clock tomorrow ant, hciiiik IHiring tue Madern revolution ' Washington, Feb.' III. The Ching all work off morning. lh seconii urday. cir- that I've done about the hard It would take many articles the It will he nearly mornlm; secretary-treasure- r, until It became chil- state department issued a similar Hwa republic is the olficlal name 1 Many American women and if intend to do in life." free llsl of the present tariff law and before the relief train returns.
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