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Show 1 DESERT EVENING- NEWS. FRIDAY Al'IUIA 10 RACKS lUJo s.U.T l.AKK CITY ' jtasz,,, J vt fwuiv nw - Fye Gts I ttMJe tt I r Nw. UTAH SEVENTIETH e How (fa YKAH s ; FEDERAL LABOR BOARD HOLDS SESSION ' A' SERVICE RESUMED ON SOME ROADS NORMAL a a h ta n Ch m cO) cOs c8s Ufl db t$t (Si se in Central and Far West of Outlaw Rail Strike. Forecast CHICAGO RAILROAD OFFICIALS JOIN LOYAL SWITCHMENS CREWS TO BREAK STRIKE SWITCHMEflA V. ( ". SONORAN TROOPS VICTORIOUS R Civil War Again Menacing Germany; v- At" Lt Baltic Force Defiant and Hoists ) Kaiser Flag Troops Are Massing Germn Government to Guard All Public Building! ; Tanka and Armored Cara Sent For Allies Warn Country That It Mutt Diiarm at Oncl. Theodore N. Vail Head of Diea at Baltimore OF OFFICIALS V 4 L es ' f Head of Outlaw. Movement Caught in Government Raid in Chicago Are Re !eacd on $10,000 Bail and PromUe to Refrain From rutui, I 3 TIU ITA. Moot. Me.. April IS- - T roof of the ftepubv Ur of fcoonew Malkoorv at (bus or- iww, numbering' 900, ha dried I priied st osiV to drlrsd this eiy, tcnedlng to Om. J. M. Pina, la order to prepare gmii Invasion of tho stair by Carrwosa troops from I'slktl Males territory In event pmnWns I granted the federal goveraroewt to root troop through tho ulled ' f Matga, Mexico WASHINGTON. April 1 bes aakbd permission from tb Units ArW path rp ugh A marl Klatts to lb slat M to ean territory of Bonora from tb north. No act bees tion os tb request ba AGl. ks Strike Activities IS Th WASHINGTON'. April railroad labor boar. neuly appoint " which hi t coiuldsr Immediately th wag deminU of railroad mfcloj. held It flrt masting her today with six of th nlna mimbeti present. The threw railroad repreeen tally es, ' Horae Be her, J. H. Elliott and Wit- -. taim L. Clerk, were on hand, hut J. J. rarrtMtef era th only labor rep V fesentatfv present, whlM only I WO of the public group were at th meet W. Han V1Wall of thta city and Hnry - Hunt All arw expected to b Cincinnati. her by tomorrow. Th board perfected a temporary to organization at Ita initial meeting forday by electing Henry T. Hunt, mer mayor of Cincinnati, aa chairman.- and G. Wnllaen W. Hanger of Both art aa secretary. tbl member of the public group. April 19. Hae) Tbs danger of a erw aprMag again tb Ebert puvsss-s- l In Cisrmsny apparently lax for th lima bring, nrtnardlng lo ndrtnw from hrrtla today. Mrtrt ymuadosiry mmanro are mill bring takes, however, the adtfcvw say. llrrrnl iUpalibr hare re Pvtrd grave sitnatkMt la Pomerania with rumor of a impending revolt. 4 H v Agreement Appliel to Entire Pacific Coat From Portland to El Paao and Ogden; Companies Will Declare Jobs of Strikers a. t tJ Vacant i I. AN FRANCISCO. April Hop of railway official for rly raatora-(i- n In Potfl state f frulght tonric which ha Wen almoat at a standstill Wcaue of tb atrlk f wa atlmulat! by th 1wttcbmn frtn Lo Angel, Q J., that tho order of railway oondustora had formally- - agreed Souther Paclflo official to Two. M. ve.lL. to all future call for train eervled Tanks Requisitioned t , BALTlMdRE. April . fegardlee of strik condition (ASSOCIATED PRESS STRIKE SUMMARY.) Vail, chairman of th hoard of dt- --Th . 11. BARIS, Affect AB Coast-T- h April CTVR.V German toof was striker and improvement la service A reported taken.- has d voided to place rector of the American Telephone A day by railroad la vs Ho a section of the country aa the petrly Tb Car ran m. govsromsnt wish to government agrmnt waa said to apply to Msxloo on Csntral around th government and Telegraph company, died at John tk entire Paclflo coast 'system, of It th guard move force railroad board asamaMed labor It la appointed Washington for Ibl a merA of morning line to El Paso thsnco through other pubtlo building and ha tent for Hopklnt .hospital, tho Southern Paclflo Lines, first session to consider wage demand of , rail worker. , extaodlng le so territory to Douglas, Aria., and IS tank 19 armored car a complication of cardiac and. kidney from Portland, Or, to El Paso, Texas, and largo In the New York district there were conflicting report concerning Prlsta to i across tb boundary Agua . troubles. because of rumors of a new attempt and Ogdsn, Utah. en tho number who had returned after th railroad last night from which point a movemsnt against to Mr, Vail (wa brought hero from capital of Sooora. an overthrow tbo government to form Hermoslllo. th had delivered an ultimatum that tlielr last chance would expire toroor-w- w Paseengsr eerric throughout, the alllanco with ovlst Ruaria to de- Jekyl Island, Georgia, last Sunday in would be undertaken. wet wa practically normal. noon. Some road announced that striker were flocking back, but clare war on his France wa a. adto attack of He .car. serious private other according Ip , Th point only Southern Paoiflc official declared others reported sporadic walkouts. condition when he .reached the against Sonora I through tbo Pulplto vice from Berlin today. 190 nsw switchmen wars at and Chihuahua, Sonora nearly between end hi death wa not pass, Some brotherhood official os preawed fear that the men might reunexpected. ' work In their San Francisco and Oakand It ( said that this pass could Mass Berlin Troops' : ' n as the ultlmatam Goes and walkout. their to gard Grunau challenge prolong bo defended by a very small fore of Mr. Vail retired a president of tha land yard and that freight ' sarvto With pnmenger service generally Improved throughout the country, Sonora troopa 11. Government BERLIN, April MexiGrunearly normal. on om of It CHICAGO. John A Telegraph wa April In making known today that increased, shipments were reported in the New York and New England war massed In th enter of Amerlosn Telephone to movo troop California line and waa being motored nau, prealdent of tho Chicago Yardco had permission requested last June and became company chairNew districts. InBerlin last night following tho return England polnta reportrd arrival of more freight, men' association, and H. E. Heading, on others.- Waetem Pacific officials troops through Texts, New Mexico man of the board of director. of Prussian Herr minister Severing. coal since than the to strike east. the cluding any United day tire United said th of spread Proposed Englnemen'e and Arlsona. officials prealdent of tho Interior from tho disalso reported marked' improvement drastic cuts In railroad passenger Schedule and a general Industrial association, th two outlaw railway States was "under pressure from tho trict whore he waa sent toRuhr conduct tn freight aervlc with th return of that announced thla morning Mexico governmont.' union, down were believed to have been alerted. shut . Mexico froquently hae asked per- operations. strikers at several division points. they would go to Jail on th governIt I presumed thlt military movement charge of conaplracy to violate mission to movo Its troops through ment was Strike leaders in Ban Francis, hown rumors result of of new a the Leverjtet. American terltory to attack rebels In revolt impending. ever, insisted they had no loses from The two, with 22 of their followSonora and on soma occasions tt has Severing ordered that the publio he their ranks and would remain out uner. were arrested yesterday by fedbeen granted. barred from th quarter of th city eral agents and released on their own Th American government hat been til their demands war met. government containing building. . until '1 o'clock this recognisance notified officially by Mexico of th Will rui Places. Grave condition are reported from afternoon to give them a chance to closing of th customs houses on Jh Pomerania, wher reactionaries ars WASHINGTON, April 1. R, Bulletins war posted in th yards d obtain the S 0,000 bond set by Comboundary. C. Lefflngwell, assistant seers-tar- y of th missioner Mason. The Sonora state authorities have active. Railroad with "I can rale the required-bal- l of the treasury, has resigned established and are maintaining cusand Navigation company and North-er- n Allies Give Warning cae." Granau eald, "but I do not Intom houses. and hi resignation has been acPaclflo Terminal company notifytend to- do It. I question the right of cepted by President Wilson. J all striking switchmen that un-lth government to arrest me. I - have ing The representaApril 1. Sonorans Continue Advance tivePARIS, returned tq work by Saturday Mr, Lefflngwell, whose horn la committed no crime against the- laws thy In Berlin of France. Great Seri-ou- s 6. SHANGHAI, China, Aprir, their place would b d of th country and if the government in New York, wrote the president morningvacant. and Belgium will join Britain. Italy WASHINGTON. II. AGUA SonoraApril to dared PRIETA, officials want April tl. disturbances have occurred In' the put mo in jail, I to Germany that eh h desired to return to pria that q warning their continued Sonora won't hinder them."' Contlnuance of the government troops without delay the province of Honan and civil war I vate life because of personal conmarch toward Cullacan, cap I tall 7f must, execute Its princi- Imminent, Heading declared tha Wheat guarantee for 40 days after Conductors and demobilisation clauses to .advices . residerations and In response Mr. .according of Sinaloa mo stats the to today, raththat to'J&it adjoining prompt go ple to prea-eIt terminates January 1, proposed Wilson said tho resignation was ceived by Chinese officials here. Thlg to Information given out at of th peace treaty, according ' er than give, ball." according LOS ANGELES, Calif,, April II. plana accepted with deep regret. The organisation will not disband, situation Is the result of a change of by - Senator Capper, Republican, military headquarter here. Th It la understood thatto th charges Order of Railway Conductors, sucsaid that authorities he said. Military at of western or the Kansas, th Gtrman request also say tuchuns, military governors In the Vice Preeldent T. A. OVegg,' -of Sonora troops In Sinaloa would d'affaires will through cess Invite WiUon to Department of justice agents' were province In case the insurrecthat by Prealgrowers, ar by the Peking government' agreement her et midnight signed give the seceding state the military government hunting today for five men' who esnot is In movement Germany It was announced recently that dent Barnes, of the United' States with Aas I stan t General Manager T. H. in Summer Colorado power necessary to successfully over- tionary caped the dragnet spread over union furrefuse allies may Williams of th Southern Paclflo railcome any force Prealdent Carranxa suppressed the of foodstuffs. Grain corporation. In a letter remeetings yesterday. On of the five General Wu Kwan Hsin, formerly Inof Mexico might send against the ther deliveries road, to respond to all futur calls for Is Bennett G. Dolan, a Goverthe upper Yang-tss- e ceived today by the Kansas senaspector general-o- f April 1. Colo, lyiNVER. service and run train regard Ism of northern state. Carranxa, according ' speaker during the war and brother nor atate and other of Colorado p lahoup provinces, had. been .appointed tor. This applies to th to reports received by Sonora offi- Russia Is Ally of a former municipal Judge, tuchun in Honan to succeed General officials today telegraphed an invita- strike condition Into Pacific coast division of the railroad, "Government . injection cials, press dispatches and official Chao Tt . to establish Wilson to tion President Mexican federal reports intends sendMurmurs against the appointment, WARSAW, April 11. Danxig dis- the summer White House at Estes extending from Portland, Ore.,- - to El business should be terminated at Big Four Renews Attempts werePaso, Texas, and Ogden, Utah, it waa ing at' least three armies against patches received assert that an inter- - Park, Colo. at, once heard and after open ' the earliest possible moment, ' Bonora. One Of these. It was said, is to j stated. . threats had voice wireless communication Indl military by. c(,e( NEW YORK, April 1. Leader subordinates been . Mr. Barnes. said anattack the state from Sinaloa, of the Honan Incumrates that Russian reactionaries in Curzon of the "Big Four" railroad brother- bent an open clash between Amneity other by landing on gonora territory Germany are raising German-Rus-sla- n of Army Officers Meet hoods today renewed attempts to' set- General Chao Tl and those oftroops In from southern ports the aptransports, detachments at various points, inDenikine For Army tle the strike of rebellious railroad pointee General Wu, occurred at tJirv the on the third from Chihuahua aqd InaUnt Death Whan cluding Silesia and at Hammersteln, workers before the utlmatum of the Yang Chow, on the Feklng-Hankoeast. West Prussia. "outlaws railway. General Wus troops are roads managers to th Sonora troops, however, have taken 11. Curson. Ear! April LONDON, Plane Craihei Down threatening to fill the deserted poets- scattered through the northern part on behalf of the the aggressive in the south and Tossthe foreign secretary, Carr Promote! with volunteers and cut off consider- of the province in a way calculated to v ed the Sinaloa boundary and captur- Colby comBritish government, recently SANDERSON, Texas, April 19. ation of strikers, expires at noon to--, bottle up those of the tuchun he is ed two towns. Leaders of the Sonwith the Soviet government In State Department municated morrow. Union leaders went Into a seeking to replace with th author, ora movement here, said the attack Serg W, T., In Moscow appealing for amnesty for Lieut. P, M. Hanselt-an- d conference with' strikers' represent- -' ty of Peking behind him. It Is from th sea must fall and that troops General Denikine and the Russian vol- Maxwell, both of the 98th aero equad- ReorII. WASHINGTON. April and Mayor Frank Hague In Jer- - lmated in Shanghai that General Wu numwere being sent tn Increasing army In the Crimea, it became ron, were Instantly killed when tbei state department, unteer aey City, and at the same time a mass command about 40,000 troops, while bers to the Chihuahua boundary.. DUBLIN, April 1. Another known hero today. ganization of the former General Chao more Tl In Hobohas not Secretary of recommended strikers hr many airplane fell here today. Both wer opened meeting Other States May Revolt hunger strike is reported to have than half that number. was begun today by Secretary ken. s i . e border- - patrol duty. Their Lansing r be te-rireulated ...Rumora contlaae FirstUndloatlons-werw-th- w sppolntitrent-orailroads addresses were not immediately availwiurthr Sonora and consular of throughout high the The political prisoners, both con- -' CwT; director pronouncement had made no appre- -' Former Ambassador' lo able. mlnistratlve circle of th revolt of "7vi.,''a, viable impression on the strikers. eg!,lBtnt to tho secretary victed and unconvicted, who are states in i and other federal synjtroops ..Jll There was a general Improvement in Mexico Blames Wilson still detained there refused to take pathy with the Sonora movement. Mutinous Chinese Army of Mr. Carr-- has been given charge passenger service due to use of volf food-la- st Confirmation of these rumors is lackbusiness night. The latest hunf two of and crew administration, unteer train of receipt Carranza personnel, Policy Seize Town of Anhai; . , ing. management of and substantia! shipments of foodstuffs ger strikers tdtal 40. Including general methods Son(Sinaloa will be a rich ally for In addition to his duwas announced, but on at least three nine who participated in the orig- WASHINGTON, April 1. Mexicos . Taket Christian Churches ora and as important a loss for Car- the department service. roads no freight was movin ties important inai la to new due 'Th ranza strike, if over unfortunate the it to proposition goes .J. ing. e The state la one AMOY, China, April 19. Th Chirepublic. . It was said at th New York Central and mischievous policy of the Wilson Bergt. lien Ison who wag shot richest mining districts on the conti- Saw Strike! Cannon Henry Lane Wilson tro-- p which mutinied at Anhai nes offices that freight service was so administration, of a the during passage procession nent, potentially, and already its today before a senate Com, CHICAGO, April 19. Charters , much improved that th embargo has declared Tree succeeded tn gaining pose in Buried Ball recently the of streets , mittee or through Balbrlggan of Mexican send much all kind affairs out mines Investigating been lifted east of Buffalo and north Mr,. Wilson was of three lodge Brotherhood of slon of that town to th northwest ef . most ambassaof district Is. the died , It appointed today.' Wednesday, Irrigated Central York .New of Yonkers 15. An dor Mexico and several of its rivers are Railway Trainmen were revoked VANCOUVER, B. C, April by President Amoy, in Fukien province. Their ue-e- ea and north of Newburgh on th West Taft toandMexico in 1108 cannon ball.- - of the 25 soon after presivice fashioned A. resigned F. 1 old navigable.' by waa aided by, factional force Whitney, today Shore railroad, LIMERICK, Muenster, Ireland, dent Wilsons fy-s- t term began in 1913-ThNeither Blnaioa or Sonora hare lb. variety, used many years ago on order. The lodges of th from president Chang Chow, southern Fukien. 19. While ships, the former ambassador told the admiralty of suffered from th long years April constabulary strife this coat by are 451 of which John Grunau, Fighting also Is reported in other committee that In th six years since In Mexico and the' states would be caused th FaJe Creek Lumber comwere escorting mails from the Nearly Normal places in th vicinity, .with CbrMisa other day. It president of th "outlaw yardbis resignation, every prediction he perhaps better able to outfit and pro- pany a loss of $269 the the railway ft ation postoffice-t- o churches being Mined for th us Of men's union, was a member. 47, vide for a revolutionary army than wa Imbedded In the center of a huge PITTSBURG. Pa.. April IS Pas- mad then as to the result of Presia stockyards local, and 191 of San tb soldiers. , cut at Duncan Bay. The tree many other Mexican states. policy had been Justified 'Vast night crowds pelted them senger traffic in the Pittsburg district dent Wilson's JS: Th forces of General Chen nr Francisco. , events. the atones and .It is alleged the . Backers of the secession movement had grown around the ball and con with showed additional Improvement today, by to he gaining strength. Troops Ml tilt. . Mora than 709 strikers la Chi"Preeldent Wilson's theory that any declare th state has ample financial cealed it so well that it was not thfe Pennsylvania and Baltimore fired shot civilians tome The northern army hav Struck It. Th cago were thus removed from apturoi until the backing to care, for any military cam- Ohio reporting almost normal opera- - number of Mexicans are struggling for hundred Canton immowm missile-mus- t union .membenhiP, losing their police returned the flre woundlng .ha vs been discharged Ubsrty la srrooeow.'. be. said.. It i near Amoy. ll two or three cl villa na seniority and nil other right, (Continued on page seven.) many year ago by a passing warship. simply a struggle to loot (Continued on page seven.) Improvement in Railroad Service Is Reported Today From Various Sections Of Country' as Labor Board fleets m K l nii LONDON, April II. Germany hat ftery appearance of preparing fur civil war, say th DaMy Malt a Berlin correspondent. Th Battle troopa are defiant. They aro in ratnp at Munster, wher hav hoist 4 lha "Kaiser flag, thy aa) tk dispatch. -- J atuc ll-Th- r7nl eoor -- - of-m- dt. Jo-plt- al Jail I. - Leffingvell Quits Civil War Is Western Growers Facing China; Riots Occur Urge Continuance Grain Guarantee Sonora-Amertca- oa Orogcn-Waehlngt- ea - Loyd nt , sed -- four-minu- te Ak Irish Prisoners . OnHunger Strike w t es-tlv- - , - -- -- -- . ur j Of Brotherhoods Revoke Garters the-consul- of-th- ! on-th- - s 1 a free-for-a- . - ed i Otk) r |