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Show rrtrtiu iwia Ml Xrs RET ;EY.ENIN(x' NEWS. iiM Onm (teteg MOo TuAnf ate Pope Mi it t Kim Ge M Tf.' nm Cm Vest Hi SKVKNT1KTH YKajj PHTTh i I Ij t9) (03 , (93 (93 (93 3 (93 (93 rfh (93 m (03 (93 (03 cVj (93 V . (93 (93 3 (Cs Ultimatum of Companies Results in Increasing Desertions From Insurgent Kan he I H Sonora Take Sinaloa Troops Capital; In Many Large Railroad Centers Carranza Force Meets Serious Defeat))'fjj V Traffic Resumes OFFICIALS i a Cmnr Ii ' a aw (twMad II urwiMim II neaqivWkM i rslbiad wrakrva thrangtoart Cr IS FORTIFIED bn roe airy wimard aaoetwd today. beMteee, yardmrn aed Mher tJ tba rvweajltaala. MlanN TO AND ARMY IS' A HW pd dharlrt af tba man uwuliM Me ta tba IttOaA m be of sift lea A. Trary. thirl oi Ota Fvetaaylvaata atata bereaa of WIU 'Chicago. tlllCTtO, April 17. Hop for eeulenseiit of I he rail strike her today apparently ai definitely Had I hi morning whe-- a the (rtaf lodge officer, director and tree-lor- e of Iba "oatlaw" uim , their original dfsaaade, d added aw eata to Iba Hat. rtH-crat- rffrrtad tha weti-av aet4 tha work tbeea, oa all Bw hwera IWMfl aed Waahlagtoa. locOodlng Ibew ta tha New Teak dbartr. aa tha IVoeaylraote aortka enarnikua had bare aa Ihostaad la wrpostoto for ail strtk-r- r ta tha reel. ertxtemmt Tha FhUadrlpItla waa aftward ea tha haata of a prose tae from Oaaayttaala aed B-- A O. offViala that rssortoog strikers would ha pmaltiad la ihrtr araiorky reeking aad would ha free form aB dladal-aetlo- a of their havtag goea out. Mrlkirt at holt lower, raatms f anmghofd, apntixr atsa ware rrtaratag tadaf. la tha hew Vork district, rad road or floral deciarod, iba war rMeyeiag tepidly. Rrporta froet alt arrtlpea of tba ooueLry Mkaisd that tha ewtng bar la work waa fast galalag Thla waa irflected tba InrsXieoed amount of trafne Atndkd by tha tinea and w Four Hundred Soldier A r rivo to Reinforce Garmon St. Loot Men Go Back At 4 ST.. LOU,- April 17. Striking jerdmen la, thlh dlatrlcl met today, - Citru Fruit Orgnittion Ha 1,750 Car of Prod uct on Track In Variou Part f State Endangered I Valued at H000.CE3. Head SeccMioniit, i Trench Sytem quarter Ucd. AGl'A IT, H re-ta- la ritim. boaom. April AN FRANCISCO, April IT. mevtaieel f fre.ght at nearly all potnu ia tha far wwt wr reported today by railway oOlrUla whs ttprowd hop of an aarly cotta pee f th strike of swttchmea. Oa th athr hand grower of r. lahabl crop In Call fora la expressed concern et th failure of railway t mev refrigerator car and trlk lead-- r at Lo Angelas were reported to have declared aa Intention t tl up til passenger torvtr on The three Knee enuring that cUy, allowing only mall and milk train te move, A telegram sent by Oovernar rteph-n- a toaors troops aadre Cost. Aa FVwra entered th rky of Cul-lere- a. capital of UnaJoa, today, aerordlag to efftrial dispatches from Csa, Ilia Catlra, ram mander-lndde- f of tha Sonora forrsw, mad pa bile here by Gen. J. M. Pina, commander of this f. tiwa . art ed TlXVON o, to woeld affvxq esrlhee ' Freight Move in Central Wet and Far Western State and Activities of Federal Agent, Brother hood Leader, and Com pan Official Point to Early End of Trouble in tha kpt of mthaalasat for tha strike appareat ta tha eullade of if of tha mrikte. dlarlrt . The CsuTsnsa gkrrlaon at Calla raa. waa defeated bf the Sonora troopa and many Carraaaa sol dlere made prlsonara, Gau. plan aid. Tba fsnwut Garrison was reported to number about IAN man. Caflacaa te about IT mOa south of the Sinaloa, Sonora ' , XVASHLNOTON. April if. boundary. of California- Quoted th general manager Maxloo I request for permleelea to send troop It as aald, to oonaldar calling off the through American territory oo a ti unauthorised .strike. J. & EaOknk, attack Sonora from tko north ha n president of th local yardman been referred to th war department announcad tha man would by th stat department. to ork aa 6on aa assured ths Stats department official today railroaC labor board Would recognise aald th request had not com offitha unlia nd consider tbalr demands cially from tho Mexican government for tncraaaad waft. as they stated yesterday, but' from high office re of the Mexican army If. , Ireland. CORK, April frllCAGO. April IT. Today was While tho war department woo con act by rallroada aa tba tlma limit for sldorlnr tho rooueot. Henry Lane WilCharges of wilful aeardcr again son former nmbeasador to Mexico, "outlaw strikers to raturn to work In Premier Iioyd Geoegu wera ' comlnued hi ' testimony regarding aevaral ImporUnt oontara In tha waat tn of verdict the tha Jary brought Mexican affaire before a Senate and with substantial deaartlona o( of death th Into Into committee. the tnqarat -. eata alraady reported an aarly eel"The peculiar motiveo which la pee of the atrike movement waa be Maydr .MacCartaln of thl etty T President Wilson to adopt the lieved to ba In sight. ! assassinated last month, which or rather lack of policy topolicy In centra and aa rendered trfday. Freight moved today , ward Mexico during the test seven t -'..western atntaa on an Increaaed ecale years," he said, "arise evidently from The verdict also diargea and In many aectiana oondltlona wera the mental obsession that all know; of lord lieutenant Railroad normal. official French,' nearly preledge and all power rests in th exepared to replace strikers a ho filled Ireland. Ian MacPhereoo, fonyw cutive. I believe that he came to ofI" . to bead tba ultimatum to return to fice With th Idea that he had a manchief aecmary, and aeveral police r ' work. . date from th Amerlcaa people to with murder. ,, Inspectors Activities of aovernment officiate, reverse all th foreign poQclea of hi THE present troeblo hi northern Mexico la arouatng more than usual Interest here because aa often before brotherhood and railroad htada and i I predecessors." the territory involved lie o dose to the "Mormon" colonic ai Juaro and Dublan. Th accompanying ere were strike lead to aald Mexico to had this Besides point affecting ' a quick termination of the strike In map show the Sonora district, the Mat of th present trouble, with Sinaloa against which Urn Sonora troop worked arret harm rin brtnsrtnr about are directing their energies with the dotted Una representing the railroad connecting the twottate with Tuc-no- u tha Chicago .district. tba domination of Japan over China, ; A. Mr. Wilson' said. . aad Benson.. Daiuago (VlJttas country) te shown to the right of Sinaloa and to the north 1s ontro-vsrsparked Improvement Noted. , th paac treaty Discussing Railroad officials reported a marked , . by which stole the Curuasn troops are entering tba Sonora stronghold. The Mexican Contra! railway run ambassador aald: former th Improvement In traffic conditions In Tha president, wrote Ariicle X of through Chihuahua to El Paso with a spur lino of th Mexican and Northwestern railway coming from the Ut'Chicago yards. Major General Leon th treaty hltnaelf and though ther ter town to the "Mormon colonies. Th boundary line west of the colonies between Son era and Dnblan and Wood left last night for Nebraska are many more important section attar announcing ha found traffic conreally marks the territory where the greater part of the dispute is likely to take place. The cross with the than It. he has caused widespread disSi-Jud- ge ditions Improving throughout tha decircle just north of the "Mormon' colony of Dnblan show the famous Pulpit pass which there Is talk of foraster by insisting that .the whole than let th partment. Be aald ha found no avl. treaty ba rejected rather and which te prwticnlly the only mean of entrance Into th Sonora district, other tifying by wny of Senate modify that on section. pence of connection between the strike the railroad from Tucson. At to Mexico, I am Informed that and L W. W. activities. IT. he has already wrlttan a plank on tha Little change in the strike situapnTSBrRG, Kan., April for tho next national platform tion in Michigan and Ohio waa reJudge Andrew J. Curran this ofubjsct tha Democratic party, endorsing ported early today. Alexander How ordered morning and demanding a continuance of his Several hundred thousand workers at and other offkda!a of the Kan course," the witness aald. "Ha cannot remained Idle awaiting tha reopening ba changed." ma miners union to order back of factories closed by a shortage of Anybody who support tho Mexifuel and raw fnateriala to work the miners who have can policy of President Wilson is un 1 movement of freight at been idle for a week. The action noreaalng and Eighty patriotic In all tha far west waa points nearly of Mexicos population 1 Ilcent of R. on motion was the per taken Condireported by railway officials. a with dixtinct and literate Indian, cern a expressed, however, by growJ. Hopkins, attorney genensl of vision between the Indian of th north er of perishable crop in California amend to Kalian for permission Thav hare no VLADIVOSTOK. and th southernfine-spu-Maya April 1. Heavy ' n at failure of railroads to move refrigpolitlo or alconcept of th the 'petition of the state for a fighting between Russian and Jap. do erator care. but comprehend truistic anese forces continues at Khabarovsk, a justice iftheory, permanent Injunction again it 1 accompanied by firmat th mouth of the Amur river and ' ness. atrike. IT. V SAN casualties suffered by each aide are Deniet Rail Shrike , REMO, Italy, April WASHINGTON, IT. The April The jndgo ordered the onion Whether tha Unltad State would b heavy, according to reports received shipping boards motion to dismiss tha T Receiving Support of . Limit Jltimatum officiate to take thin action or represented at the conference of th her. Towns along tha Uasuri river branch suit of William Randolph Hearst for Radical Element show oauae for not doing so In ! Allied nations called to meet in San of tha Trans-Siberia- n M. railroad, north an injunction to prevent th sale of DOUGLAS, Aria, April IT. J. ' court April ST, On that date the but th II 'former Gorman liner waa Remo Was a queetlon whlch had hot of bar, are held by the withdrawal until WASHINGTON'. April Tostodo, Alvares Attorney hearing of the application to of the state of Sonora from th gov- been answered her aa th chief rep- hundreds of Russians Inhave again overruled today by Justice General Palmer's conclusion that the th hllla. Bailey ln started guerilla warfare make th temporary Injunction, "outlaw' railway strike waa traceable ernment of Mexico collector of cus- resentatives of th power gathered th district supreme court who sue Arreets of Russian by Japan lamed two weeks ago, permanent, tom at Agua Prteta. In a statement today for th sessions which are to hsra .continue, but government build- talned Mr, to. activities jpt radical, ajjd.revolu.--4-tfo'-n Bart'a right to taxpaylate. waa partly challenged tonight made pbblic her today,' said Jie had bcgtiT jdondayi will ocoSr.TN aa lta pro- ing ar being returned and th red er to maintain .the suit. conference will hav Th from in A statement Issued by Frank , ' a Mexico received message City s All of the mists, except one reappearing. endeavor to settle three or flag of the American Th Chipping board probably. wOl aecratary saying tha report that two Mexican gram ofan the dismine steam shovel and cow three deep Labor.. An Independent great problems ' Federation of gunboats had bean seised by Sonora four appeal. official on the west coast wa untrue. turbing Europe. On of these Is what No Immunity Claim pits were Idle. About 1 t.TOO minInvestigation of, strike causes by tha th shall be action taken two are coast respecting off the "The ship er of the district are uot workVailway executives, the statement said, As American Made and Sinaloa said Tostoda, carrying out of th treaty of Verof Colima Telephones Suspend revealed just a plain, ordinary strike Bonds for Alexander Howat ing. all-- C satile K ba so will mad crew sworn that hav plain thalr "and tnora for pay." De Mott Rr ofthe other Service as Tribute and it Pajil Allies ,Bjr miners that nnioa to th to Carranta Germany wera lance rsgard. the revolution government. there If enough as a binding Instrument. Others are ficiate bold in the Jail at Ottawa States to creary power In the United as To Theodore N. Veil of the determination of th future of ' WASHINGTON, April IT. Paul R. this." Mr. aad Tola, wera approved by Judge Sonora Revolutionary ate auoh an outbreak the Turkish empire and th final DeMott of Paterson,. N. J., who was Morriaon bald, "the condition would be Curran. A. B. Keller, county th ' Hungarian paac killsd by a German guard at Wesel, Force Are Extending . framing Thof Adriatic serious indeed. But there ta no such NEW TORK, April 17. A settlement and mad no claim for protection or imnotified the of the attorney, treaty. tmsnedkstrly power. The absolute failure in Domination and. Sonora carried American as an International sitto true th exchange problem munity, suspension of service by 13,000,000 graap- the sheriff at Ottawa and Iola to re-attorney general are also likely to be considered. letter addressed to Russian soviet telephone and - 1 4, 0 D0,0 00 rol lee of uation la amaalng." lease men the and them tender : - AGUA PRIETA,-Sonora.- leaders.' according to an rncini April- - 1 1. Jfo- More Announcement. ' WUnDortllld hto PiUstmrg. WASHINGTON, April IT, At th received today by th state de- leased wires at 11 oclock am., eastern Sonora revolutionary forces marchfirst the announcement of from Commissioner Dreeel, standard time, tomorrow wIlT'b th that time are their Sinaloa partment Into , Th department of justice had no extending ing would bold a con- in Berlin. tribute of th American Telephone A additional announcement to make to- AUSTRIAN RAILROADERS STRIKE. domination of th Southern Pacific tb Allied nation railAn Investigation ordered by Comference at San Remo, It was said at Th de Mexico, an American-owne- d night to support lta conclusions.affectcompany t tha memory of Telegraph DsMott that showed state IT. United workDreeel VIENNA. the that missioner Railroad department April road, as they advance, according to th only development of the day of it board of directors. In chairman not his be would sewed In ers letters two and shirt, Austria southern had struck (Hates represented a dispatch from Hermosillo. capital ing the governments connection with aad a similar strike at hsvs it Is understood that there' has been on of which wa addressed to Trot Theodore N. Vail, while he ia being Belgrade has buried at Farsippany, Nw Jersey. ns change in this decision. aky. Interrupted all traffic in Serbia. , (Continued oa pag light.) (Continued on pan eight.) 0 aaso-elatio- rs-tu- rn British Premier ra ed nt - f Horiat Must Order , y, Men Back to Work Says U. 1 tfn United States ' Japanese Battle Russian Forces San Remo Stand -- Is , Against Shippzij Board Sustaizd Pattet 7 Japan, t. a Mor-Heo- PEIHSIIJ1DIE FOR DEFENSE beWt Strike STRIKERS at riba were AT CRAPS FEAR R BEINGMASSED rssaralng te of Ibrtr near order today l Map Shows Field of Military Operations in Mexico Between Seceding Sonorans and Carranzaista Men AGUA PRIETA tWwp wieagM UMtid nilWe (La by wry.) f ,h f) n, . Vua f citrus fruit grower marketing association as saying th organisation had f.TI car of fruit valued at standing on tracks at various points In th country aad In danger of serious deterioration unless marketed ooa. Th telegram added that tha association had I0.SM car of citrus fruits yst tp ship. Telegrams sent by th Associated Chamber of Commerce of th Imperial Valley, CL, to President Wilson. Attorney General Palmer and Senators Johnson and Phslan, urged efforts be put forth to provld cars for tha movement of tha valley, onion crop valued at I4.SO,00. tut U. 5. Writer Reported Detd Held u Smeller WASHINGTON. April IT. John Read, an American magaxin writer, who was reported recently to hav been executed In Finland. Is In at Abo, Finland, on a charg jail of to advices smuggling,! according from th American charg d'affaires at Helsingfors mad publlo today by tha atate department. . -- r-p- COPENHAGEN, April 17. Several large foodstuffs warehouse to Har-bursix mile south of Hamburg, were burned April II, sey dispatch from that town. Th loss on th eon-te- nt alone te estimated at Ii.040.ddt marks. g, Governor of, Idaho f Will Wear Denim to Help Fight High Cost BOISE, Idaho, April IT Governor Davis and approximately 100 other tat officials and employs signed the overall pledge her Saturday.. Th movement In Boi has grown In two t0 lnolu', V dy. court ha th matter state supreme nr!y under consideration purposing to act as a unit so that no justice's conception of th .courts dignity msy ba of- -' fended It overalls ar worn. Women in Ohio Not ' To Vote Thu Teir ? COLUMBUS, O., April 17. Women will not be permitted to vote to th presidential primary election ln Ohio today callApril IT. ed a referendum on the Reynold law, which would hav permitted the women to vote at th presidential preference thla year. The referendum will be held at tha November election. ts Rules Women Cannot Vote in Massachusetts -- t I f Food Warehouses Dura ; Low 25,000, COO Mark te -- . BOSTON. April IT. A ruling that woman may not vote In this state until enabling action has been taken by tho legislature or Congress, passing en act making th federal amendment tire, waa mad today by General J- - Weston Allen. . . 9- r 4 |