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Santa Fe New Mexican, 05-08-1913 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 5-8-1913 Santa Fe New Mexican, 05-08-1913 New Mexican Printing company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 05-08-1913." (1913). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/3792 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 Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. f J SANTA FE MEW MEXICAN - VOL, OU Oi JVi M. rJU, JXUVV JHLAlty, iiiixwiyni, GOOD-B- Y, OLD LID I INSURGENTS BLOW UP SUFFRAGETTES PREDICT BY JOHN CAMPBELL CORY. (I A REIGN OF TERROR TRAIN; FEDERALS AND ON BR ETISH ISLES PASISENGERS KILLED . f DYNAMITE HORROR IS STAGED NEAR SONQRA-SINA- LOA STATE LINE, '" VIOLENCE TO BE ANSWERED BY VIOLENCE IN A TERRRIBLE CRESCENDO," SAYS OFFICAL REPORTGOVERNMENT TROOPS WERE ON THEIR WAY EDICT-MILI- HAVE ALREADY COST ENGLAND IS TANT VOTE SEEKERS FROM SAN BLAS TO ALAMOS WHEN INTERCEPTED. $5,000,000 BESIDES EXPENSE 0E PROTECTING LIVES AND PROPERTY. NEARLY UNCIVILIZED "YOUNG HOT BLOODS" FORM 3,000 YAQUI INDIANS JOIN REBELS SOCIETY FOR BACHELOR GIRLS were Nogales, Ariz., May 8. A troop men, more than half of whom to fine on her London, May S. The damage to pay the small imposed train liearine 2511 federal soldiers was! recruited from the nearby mines, left of the British isles caused by today was allowed Miss Geraldine and most of Cananea today to hasten to assist the property broad destroyed by dynamite the militant suffragettes during the Manning, who painted green the killed, said an ollicial Insurgents at Guaymas. bust of John Redmond passengers last three months amounts to more arrows on the state received here today. The Aviator's Plot. to- -' report of- in the Hibernian academy t EifihU-wen- than $5,000,000 according to an Royal disaster occurred near the Sonora-- Los Angeles, Calif., Mny,S au- and a card to the bust ficial estimate made today by the day attached line,.. including-- " several Americaii face is Sinalao state . Scotland yard. bearing the words "A traitors awalion are Involved in thorities at The federals refe bnThe' way from j .enthusiasts, must added no ornament to our picture gallery" Mexican To this sum they say be Sun Bins to Alamos, when Intercept!.! ..tho. alleged plan to furnish lives out of vengeance of the vote of the j re- cost of 1 rebels an corps, which the increased protecting house by the insurgents who had plnnt-- aeroplane Three detectives have Irish national members in the sulted in the arrest of Didier and property. woman's suf- mines along the tracks, yesterday to watch 'over each of commons against the and his Thomas been assigned Indians. .Vassen, machinist, at all times, frage bill on Tuesday. She said she Uncivilized at on of viola- nember of the cabinet In-- Dean, Tucson, charges shad-cwe- would not pay and was warned that uncivilized while all suspected persons are Nearly 2000 Yaqui tion of the neutrality laws, This was the consequence would be detention dians have the slate troops,' AV. by plain clothes men and all pub- joined the statement today of Sudley in jail. the at- lic buildings have been placed under H'ld report. liobinson, assistant United States to- special guard, United States army officers here torney, who ordered the arrest of the at this rate, the suffragette DEFENSE IN RIOT day heard nothing of the reported Fieneh uviator and Dean, a British Figured From my lean roll I paid that "three' And borrow half tho price.' activities are costing the country at Then must we part, my trusted friend, capture of the war aeroplane below subject. The militant CASES WILL CALL Tor such a puny reason? With inward tears and groans! and continued their search tor to Robinson and Mexican least $25,000,000 a year. 'ell. dear old felt, we'll not despair! Tucson, According in- The fad of Fashion's silly trend the machine. the of the section of the British suffragettes 100 WITNESSES 1 lie season's call missing Consul Plna y Cuevas, plans of of the season! A lid of straw must take your place, changeful tends to inaugurate a campaign The changing summer Afraid of Gifts. rebel agents have been known to the how am I to Will hall you trom your lair. - in order to nut splice Pass. Texas, May R It de- federal here ever since even greater violence X. S. The prose- or a brace We'll meet next fall! Eagle authorities suf- Paterson, J., May Three noble bucks I paid for three My shattered roll, take again Sechi the defeat of the woman's wit- veloped today that 'Sagatani,) they opened negotiations to purchase avenge half a dozen more hard-earne- cution had and d bones. of a bill Tuesday night and the pros- Three crisp who claimed to be the editor flying machines for use in the war frage nesses to call today at the trial of - central militant organ- newspaper and who offer- Huerta. ecution of the Patrick Quinlan, the Industrial Work- Japanese against members of the pii Wednesday to raise a force or Jap The rebel several ization. Advanced of the World indicted with agents, Including er leader, anese soldiers for Governor Carranza, Pasa- fighting sisterhood declared today that and for Americans, laid their plans in to William D. Haywood others THE BLAGK DERBY HAT AND the constitutionalist leader I he events of the last few days are EXIT assured dena, it was Baid, and had offered inciting silk mill workers to riot and field from 2,000 bo worse things to come. he could put in the $55,000 for the services of an aviator eclipsed by it was not thought that the state PANAMA. - - YE women." the woman suf- ENTER FEJ1TERWEIGHT tu n.r.OO at no expense to the insur- and an for three months in "Votes for afternoon. - aeroplane would rest until late this m.nt pnsp Carranza. believed, now- f newspaper edited by Mr. and in New Sonora. age jThe penalty for inciting riot reward would be asked Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, says today: ever, that some Robinson declared that there was Llersey is a $2,000 fine or seven years look for use." Innocent IV refused posi- of I summer. The flat brim, nobby Pope and the offer was no or ' We see before the country a period or both. Exit he black derby; enter the j'leady later complaint suspicion against imprisonment, hat is in evidence again. It is the Cardinal's hat which is once was a colonel Glenn the who sold disorder such as has not been known is he did not hite Panama! ing tively. Sagatani Martin, aviator, Quinlan's defense that noticed brim is rather wide, in the United States by three in he claimed. which was for for centuries. We that the jv.oru the Japanese army, the machine captured decades, perhaps reach the scene where the alleged So so comfort, j Broad brimmed 8. Federal an- savs fashion, says so that a strong breeze may get a Catholic prelates. Douglas, Ariz., May by United States deputy see a prospect of violence being strik- - yesterday rioting occurred until after the even in Santa Fe, pos- hold of it and lead it to destruc- hats with feathers and cloth orna- lost in a battle at miles south of Tuc- swered violence in a terrible and the for the mercury good forces yesterday marshals, thirty by ers had departed. Haywood climbed an- blossomed forth the sa'-i- , ar- likelihood sessor of Alaskan summers,' tion, sending the wearer back for 'inents under reign Santa Rosa, near Guaymas, according son. He however, that more crescendo. We foresee "the are to be tried later If.t Tubor of if othew to 70 yesterday. other. Richard II; the bonnet to arrivals here today. The govern- rests might be expected today. of- crimes being sympathized with, defense announced today that degress If Tho lreat- - - velvet and eatin came in with Henry thirty-eigh- t men killed and Van M. of the many wit- ti.d Vinirl Heht fitting, head The first straw hat made its ap- ment lost Griffith, secretary not condoned arid approved by call a hundred was of black re- - it would neajly and Henry Vlil's hat o besides 150 of .jouUn-- .V- - g of fall and winter in F? a few ago. forty-tw- tuken Aero club California, if c.t most il will mean eulng, heavy hat Sant? days jTI prisoners, 4" the respected nesses. If this is done, iprarance velvet and low crowned. Masson ,v hop iioon relpeated to the upper Blieu .'There was a lonesome looking straw rifles and ammunition, while the ceived a telegram today from members of the commn'Hy." cases will not be finished - that the for the airy, bird- town last and owing to should Hats be Worn? state forces lost ten killed and twenty in which he said that he would ap- General Collapses. well in next week. to make way light, down night until along serves as a owner also - peal to the French ambassador at 'General" Mrs. Flora Drummond IlkR straw which protec the suggestion of rain; lis This question- has been raised wounded. alike from sun and dust.
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