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Las Vegas Optic, 09-26-1913 the Optic Publishing Co University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 9-26-1913 Las Vegas Optic, 09-26-1913 The Optic Publishing Co. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news Recommended Citation The Optic Publishing Co.. "Las Vegas Optic, 09-26-1913." (1913). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news/2111 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 Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. HISTORICALSOCITEY jyptj, the world's p t toi.hs'ht and SOON:baseball cham l turday. Conti-- 1 series i i I (Ml pionship II with nue(j co(j yj will supplant all else in frosL heavy popular interest. EXCLUSIVE ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH SERVICE VOL. XXXIV. NO. 273. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1913. CITY EDITION didate entered on a campaign, it oc- the operators are content with ASKED OFFICIAL casioned expense, is that so?" DEPUTY SHERIFF IXBYS DEFENSE STRIKERS DRIVERditious as they exist today." OUTBREAK IS "Yes," was the reply. statement says that increased "I wanted to relieve him of any per- forces are at work in the mines to-- ! sonal expenses incurred in connection KILLED BY AN SHOWS SIGNS NEW day and that about 55 per cent of the LOOKED FOR IP 10 PERJURE with the campaign or whatever ex- WORKERS normal . working force of the mines pense might come up," the witness of Colorado is employed. volunteered. ' Gove adds: HIMSELF "You did have in mind expenses in OFFICER OF FRIGHT AWAY "The strike is entering upon the BALKANS connection with the campaign didn't stage of violence which invariably ac- you?" companies disturbances of this char- NEW YORK SECRETARY OF STATE "Yes, and anything else." POSSES SEARCHING FOR TRAIN OBJECTS TO RECALLING or GIRL HOLD UP A STAGE NEAR TRINI-DA- ter. The strike leaders, irrespective KING OF GREECE EXPECTS THE GIVES DAMAGING EVIDENCE "Would you have contributed to ROBBERS CLASH IN THE EAR-L- WHO ACCUSES HIM OF STAT- AND CAPTURE IM- of their professed Intentions, are di- TURKS TO MAKE ATTACK AGAINST SULZER him if he had not been a candidate DAWN UTORY CRIME PORTED MINERS rectly responsible for numberless acts UPON KliVALA for office?" of lawlessness, a few only of which "lit is improper for me to say at reach the public." TOLO HIM TO FALSIFY this time." THE BANDITS NOT CAUGHT TO IMPEACH HIS TESTIMONY TELL THEM TO "BEAT IT" The coal operators today entered ARMIES PREPARING TO MOVF "At whose instance, if any one's, formal complaints with the local post-offic- e did you make this check payable to Inspectors in connection with EXECUTIVE REQUESTED THAT NO TRACES OF TWO BOYS WHO THE ACCUSED MAN YESTERDAY UNITED STATES MAY PUNISH IN THE MEANTIME DEMAND IS cash'?" asked Judge Bartlett the stopping of the Hastings stage PECK DENY MAKING CRES-SCENT- " DECLARED HE WAS THEM FOR DELAYING The witness hesitated several sec- HELD UP "QUEEN AND SIMPLY today. The operators assert that the MADE ON THE PORTE TO TO HIM onds ind then said: FOUND A PHILANTHROPIST THE MAILS stage carried United States mail, and RESUME PEACE MEET "1 cannot toll positively, but I the strikers who stopped it were guil- tiink it wns at Mr. Sulzer's sugges- ty of violating the federal statute MORGENTHAU SPEAKS OUT REGISTERED MAIL TAKEN VISITED GIRL TO HELP HER OPERATORS BLAME UNIONS FRAY tion." against interference with the mails. BULGARIA MAY ENTER "Do you remember what he said Before leaving Denver Ethelbert URGED NOT to IN JON-QUI- DECLARE THE LEADERS ARE RE- Stewart is said to have the SAYS HE, TOO, WAS you on that subject?" NO ESTIMATE'OF THE VALUE OF HIS SOLE IDEA GOING TO expressed THAT COUNTRY IS SUSPECTED belief that the differences between TO TELL THE TRUTH ON "I asked him how the check was THE LOOT HAS BEEN RESORT WAS TO DO SER- SPONSIBLE FOR DEEDS OF WITH the miners and OF MAKING ALLIANCE STAND to be made out." VIOLENCE operators are "slight WITNESS VICE TO UNFORTUNATE OTTOMANS "What did he say?" and susceptible to arbitration.'' He "He said that it was after banking said the object of his trip was "to Albany, N. Y., Sept. 26 Duncan W. 20. Two Los 26. An Trinidad, Col., Sept. 26. Striking hours and that he wanted to leave on Cottondale, Alu. Sept. Angeles, Ca.if., Sept, gather information." He said that he 26. King Constan- state of coal miners at the United Mine WorK-er- s' London, Sept. Peck, superintendent public his mere boys were the bandits who rifled other verbal struggle between the was not at liberty to make known his to- s trip that night." tino of Greece made preparations works, testified at Governor Sulzer the mail ear and the ex- in the Bixby trial fol camp at Ludlow for the second and that "Did he explain how the making dynamited lawyers today opinions findings, explaining to return to Athena. Tha Balkan trial this afternoon that time held up the Hastings hack at was Sec- day Impeachment out of the check to 'cash' would facil- press safe on the Alabama Great lowed the prosecution's announce- he making dally reports to Hellenic asked him to Ludlow the arrival of C. & S. situation is regarded by the the governor had deny Southern train No. 7 near this place ment of an effort ta impeach the tes- upon retary of Labor Wilson at itate its being cashed after banking No-- 1 com- government as very disquletinj. The under oath that he had made a ?500 after and escaped with of th train this morning and hours?" midnight, timony millionaire, who in his has decided to cut short his vis- contribution to Sulzer. estimated at from a pelled all passengers to alight and king "I don't recall that anything was booty variously own behalf esterjay testified that seaside resort of Eastborne said he had made the few to In the search commanded the driver to drive the it to the Peck that said on hundred $50,000. he maintained onl philanthropic re- Will Close Saloons the subject." empty on to on the southern coast of England, and contribution shortly after the gov- for the bandits this morning Deputy lations with whom stage Hastings, Boulder, Colo., Sept. 26. Sheriff William B. Houghton, paying teller jthe girls against come to London tomorrow for a spe- ernor's election and that last July he Sheriff James Bonner of Birmingham The men taker, off were i". E. Rose, Buster went to Mar- of the Colonial branch of the Equita- he is accused of having committed today Lafayette, Sir Edward Grey, had shown Mr. Sulzer In the executive was shot and killed a membet of of the Colorado & cial conference with ble Trust New who Ty statutory offenses., superintendent shall and other points in the northern of Company of York, the British foreign secretary. chamber a copy a letter from the another posse from Montgomery, who j Southeastern railroad, a coal road Colorado to followed that Colweil Prosecutor Asa Keyes. said that to coal fields investigate recall- Croker, testified Victor-America- officers have been Fawiley committee asking ,him to mistook Bonner for one of the rob- that mns to the n Fuel strike conditions. He said that he All Greek had presented the Croker check to do this he would recall to the witness servtee with, their com- testify. bers. company properties; W. B. Cunning-- ! would either close all saloons in ed from active him for on October 31. stand Cleo Ielen Barker, Blxby's ac- the dis- payment Bibb-vill- e Gib-- J mands and many of tho regiments "I said to the governor," said Mr. After stopping the train at. ham, a surveyor, and Thomas the district or force them to close af Col- - cuser In the 'case on trial, and the of the- - cam- Houghton said he had known at 12:30 a. in. means coal for the Rock Is- banded at the conclusion Peck, '"What shall I do about it?' siding by other wo have testified. bons, inspector ter 6 'o'clock every evening. well for years and had been a mem- the girls already land railroad. The strikers made no Turkey are now bem "He said, 'Do as I am going to do, of a block danger signal, young paign against bers of his Sunday school class. At forced Bixby's lawyers immediately objected. to remobilized. deny it.' bandits with drawn revolvers Witness violent demonstrations, according this was taken un The first was H. II. Par- The activities ot the Turkish troops ."I 'But I shall be under point adjournment the trainmen, express messengers and reports, ibut commanded the threa UNABLE AGKEE ON said, placed til sons, auditor of the Citizens' Nation- 10 Greeks 'to fore- oath. Monday. six mail clerks to line up at the side men to go into the depot and await are helleved foy the At session al bank of Vos Angeles, who iden- them to recap- "He it.' " the opening of today's of the track. The boys then compell- the next train for Trinidad, and make shadow an attempt by said, 'Forget tified checks (aggregating $2,500 sign- COTTON TAX FEATURE on the Ae- After this declaration mere was a of the Sulzer trial. Attorney Kressel ed one of the train men to detach the no attempt to go to Hastings.
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