University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 6-12-1914 Las Vegas Optic, 06-12-1914 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, 06-12-1914." (1914). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news/3342 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]. Historicalsocitev RAIN; local thunder FOUR bank failures shower tonight and and officers of two for northern OC Saturday others Indicted In Chi- .' t V New Mexico. EGAS cago some record! ' EXCLUSIVE A66OCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPHOrSERVICE VOL. XXXV. NO. 207. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1914. CITY EDITION J when the Pimaa appearea and turned MANTEL TAFOYA, the tideof battle. Heavy losses were "Governur num- - INDIANS PLEAD LORIMERS CARKANZA REPRESENTATIVES WILL inflicted upon the Yaquis and a "JUAN JOSE GUTIERREZ, DANK bwro f defenders of the town were kill " "Principal Mayor, ed. When the Yaquis retreated, they "SANTIAGO NARAJO. took with them a number of WELL FOR captured "Principal." IN CHICAGO Melxcan women.' NOT BE OFFICIALLY ADMITTED TO To H. F. Coggeshall, a more formal and more lengthy protest Is address- Federal Soldiers Executed RIGHTS ed, setting forth! that "at a council CLOSED El Paso, Tex., June 12. Fourteen of our tribe last night attended by a federal volunteers were executed last very large majority of our men, we Tuesday at Culchlraschic, MAKE STRONG PLEA FOR SELF THE NIAGARA FALLS CONFERENCE Chihuahua, decided unanimously to protest THE ILLINOIS EXAMINER TAKES according to a report received today - GOVERNMENT AND AGAINST against your action In establishing the CHARGE- WHEN HE FINDS from Chihuahua City. The men form ACTION OF OFFICIALS court of Indian offenses. ed one of the. bands CONDITIONS BAD which escaped "1. We are not kind 4s the of people Iranza delegates about to . start after General Villas' at Pare-- victory contemplated by the statute creating from Saltillo for Washington and don. COURT OF INDIAN OFFENCES Indian courts. , 3 OTHER INSTITUTIONS GO Falls with instructions.' . MEDIATORS CLAIM THEY CM Niagara "2. courts or In The, Indian offenses General Carranza's latest note, Federals Fsrtlfy San Francisco have TRIBAL LEADERS WRITE ELO-- 1 no authority even among reser- which was forwarded to Vera 12. ' STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL NlagaraFalls Cniz, Mex., June General vation Indian.' today, no mention was made Jot the Rubio Navarfckte, In command of a QUENT LETTERS OPPOSING LOBS' WITHHELD BY THE GIVE FULL CONSIDERATION TO "3 Your appointees are all from question of armistice, or the questions force of federal troops between Vera INNOVATION one small faction of or con- STATE OFFICERS I, J Cruz and Me! ico city, la reported to village y taining only 30 men all told, and of More optimism than has been dis be fortifytygj the town of San Fran 7 'NO those 30 who adhere to unques-tionlngl- CONSTITUTIONALISTS' NEEDS played over the Mexican situation In Cisco, some 20 'miles from Vera Cruz, IDLENESS, NO DRUNKNESS' jyon CANNOT WEATHER TBESTORR! 14 are now in gov-me- official circles for some time was evi on the Iqteroreanic railway. The re serving is recognized BR, of whom 30 dent today among numbers of the port which first came from the capi by Claim right, by past per- - read and write English and only five SMALLER BANKS INVOLVED WILL cabinet Secretary Bryan came from tal, was substtiafied by reports to FORMANCE, TO MAINTAIN are mentioned as addicted to the use PROBABLY REOPEN the meeting saying the situation look the American, army headquarters here j Not of You have rep- But Presence INDEPENDENCE liquor. repeatedly , Their Necessary at Any ed fine." Other members General Navaretle it is tanderstood, SHORTLY j "very, very resented us as drunkards and bad displayed the same but would has about 2,000 men at San Francisco. Formal feeling, charatcers hence this statement of Meeting not discuss the basis for their hope-fulnes- s. Santa Fe, June 12. The Pueblo In 12. The fact Among the 58, the very Chicago, June La Sall$ TOURISTS AT MUSEUM dians are to the state au large f, appealing majority have been and are, total Street Trust and Savings bank, oi Santa Fe, Jdne 12. C. W. Crews thorities of New Mexico in their Our party has 50 children ganlzed by William Lorlmer fivei Doe Not Consider Armistice the Pueblo, Colo, merhcant prince, fight the of the Indian when was United against policy in the government Jschools. Every years ago, he Stated FORTIFICATIONS AT MAZATLAN ARE ASSAULTED headed a party of 18 tourists today bureau to make them wards or vas senator from and of El Paso, Tex., June 12. General man of us works for wages or culti Illinois, whichj who had come especially to visit the sals of the federal the wa Carranza ia bla of the government vates his own, land. he has since been president acceptance prof- New Mexico museum and the Rito de same as the tear, of the reservation Indians. "4 Is closed today by the state bank exam, ABC mediators merely Ios fo In' One of your appointees Frijoles which they left Declared of iner. Fire on Federal Under Com- named three delegates to participate citizens the state by man bound over to the grand Jury General Obrejjon Opens Stronghold their automobiles this noon. ; They in tjhe conferences the territorial supreme court, guaran- wit ha him While rumors of the financial trou at Niagara Falls, ( charge against of assault mand of General Rodriguez. Condition of Refuges Made will return to Iieblo by way of Taos. bles had It was asserted today on good authori teed their rights as such by the trea with Intent to kill. The young man been whispered of late tha Mr. Crews was; accompanied by Mrs. Worse Violent Rains. Antillo Discharges Cargo of ty." He did not take the matter of ty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, governing assautled died as actual closing of the Institution was" by up Crews and the ffollowing others from your appointee the and Pima an armistice, nor. deal with whether themselves from time immemorial, result of the assault. In addition to a surprise. Coincident with the clos- Arms and Aeroplanes. Yaqua Indians Pueblo: Georga A. Davidson, Mr. and he would discuss, through he represen they now resent and protest against this, the same embezzled a ing of the La Salle street bank state Have a Lively Engagement. Mrs. L. B. Beafh, Mr, and Mrs. E. appointee tative, the national as well as the in having the federal government ap of our tribal funds within two examiners were sent to three statcf F. Brown, Mr. 4nd Mrs. John W. Da- portion ternational affairs of Mexico. The point minor courts tor them, or re- Your two banks which had heavy deposits witM J. C. years. other appointees are third member of vidson, Brooking, Miss Julia them to a state of absolute the institution. No statement Carranza's commis- -- ducing Ignorant and lliterate men who can- larger Brooking, Miss Helen Wells, Allen ' Falls, Ontario, June 12. early today and forwarded to Niagara sion, it was said would be Frenando servitude , government by special not even and who have of what the closing of the bank acM Niagara ' Wells. In. the fcarty weer also Mr. speak English The mediators will not officially ad- Falls. .;' Iglesias Calderon, leader of the liberal agents superintendents, special dep not the faintest idea of American tually means in dollars was made by) and Mrs. B. C. ;Van Leer of Bloom-ingto- here the rep- No announcement of the contents of party, who now is with Carranza at uties, not chosen by themselves, but Judicial the examiners. Recent to mit to the conference 111. methods and are too old to reports th$ resentatives General Carranza has Carranza's reply was maoe here, but Saltillo. Cabrera and Vesconcelos will by the Indian bureau. Accustomed to learn. One of them is a violent par- state auditor's office placed the depo- to was understood note the commission. their own sits of the La Salte street bank at announced he will send Niagara it the is silent complete electing officials, regulating tisan , who would punish only those on their own them- more Fall?. The South Amerlcari diplomats the subject of an armistice, and ORGANIZERS MAY STAY affairs, and governing he disliked personally. He Is already than $5,000,000. said' they could not recede from their noes not give the names of the men Mazatlan Bombarded selves for 300 years, they now feel the recipient of your bounty In many Following the closing of the ban' 'i an will con- to be was 1 original condition, demanding who be sent to represent the On Board United States Ship Cali- that they are deprived of all ways. You rent his house for a day doors there a crowd assemb! -- armistice. stitutionalists. ..It is known that Raf- fornia, Mazatlan, Mex., June 11. (via IN STRIKE ZONE of those privileges rooted In tradi school when you could have held In front, but there was no disord . The dispatch from Saltillo yester- ael Xubarana, minister of the interior wireless to San Diego. Cal., June 12.) tions, religion and treaty rights. From school in the new buildings for more A policeman was detailed to sta .' I note in the Carranza cabinet, and chief of The constitutionalist Santa Clara came the but there seemed to be 10 day stating that the Carranza army .under FEDERAL today following than a year.