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Show THE STRIKE BREWS IH GOAL FIELD L 01 SPECIAL TRAIN CARRYING CHIEF of John L. Lewis Opponents Miners' Union Lelieved Behind HardStrike Move; ing Notified St. Louia Is First Stop Scheduled; President Will Make Addresses From Rear of Train,; Voice In AND PARTY INGTON Will NJURES FORTY ELEVATED YORK CARS PLUNGE FROM TRACK, DE. MOLISHING COACHES NEW LEAVES WASHFOR WEST Two Be Amplified Cars Reduced to Kindling Broken Rail Causes Derail, ment; Part of Structure as Demolished i President Harding Washington. was on the way Wednesday toward realization of one of the hopes he has held ever since he entered the White House nearly two and a half years ago. The chief executive has looked forward practically ever since March 4, 1921, to the time when h could leave the capital long enough to visit Alaska and there study at first hand the problems which he feels are still lacking the solution that will make for proper development of the territory. That time came Wednesday with the departure from Washington of a special train carrying Mr. Harding, Mrs. Harding and a party of seventy with Alaska as the ultimate destinaton. The first scheduled stop of the presidential social is at St. Louis visit planned for with a seven-hou- r that city and with the first of the president's formal addresses there. It was considered more than probable when the train left here Wednesday that the president would open the speaking portion of the trip with one or more rear platform addresses before arriving in St. Louis. To permit rear platform addresses to large crowds, special voice amplifying apparatus has been installed on the president's special car. This apparatus will carry the voice of a speaker so as to reach all in a crowd as large as 25,000 persons, whereas rear platform addresses in the past usually have been heard only by a narrow circle about the rear of the train. Washington. The coal commission is rushing to completion its report on wages, profits and costs in Anthracite mining, in order that its findings may he brought to liear in a labor situation of increasing intensity now arising in the industry. contracts Miners' wage expire August 31 and u strike is threatened unless negotiations for replacement ore successful. In recent union elections supporters ot John L. Lewis, present national head of the United Mine Workers, have met with a shiirp defeat, and it is considered certain that when delegates of anthracite workers meet June 20 to frame new wage demands the element newly come to dominance in the official circles of the unions will ut least pet out to gain substantial wage advances. The commission is required to make a report by Jtily 1 to aid in the wage negotiations. President Harding was advised of inpending danger to the anthracite supply just before leaving for the West and lie wrote a letter to John of the Hays Hammond, chairman commission, stressing the necessity of keeping the mines in operation. Midwest Heat Wave Continues Chicago The heat wave which has turned the central section of the country into a hot house since last Monday, probably will go into its second week of torrid temperature, continuing what weather observers declared Sunday was tin unpreced ented heat wave in point of duration. The heat Is still intense over the Central, West Central and Southern district, according to the weather bureau. Readings exceeding 90 degrees occurred over n wide area. Tht government themometer nt Decatur III., registered 101 degres. Chinese Are Deported New York Fourteen of the fifteen Chinese survivors of the schoonei Mary Beatrice, who arrived in New York with n weird tale of battle upon the high seas, were part of a part wbc of 104 of their countrymen for Knlled Saturday on the Momus Vow Orleans, the first leg of their long journey back to China. All th Chinese were ordered deported wiier It was found they had been smuggled Into America in violation of the im migration New York At least ten persons were killed and more than two score injured Monday afternoon when a two-ctrain plunged from the Brooklyn-Manhatta- n transit elevated structure at Fifth and Flatbush avenues In Brooklyn and was smash ed to matchwood. Of the injured, at five were expected to die. least ' An unofficial explanation of the accident was that an axle on one of SIX ROBBERY AGENTS SEIZE the cars had broken and that this ripped up the outside rail, causing the train to plunge to the street. HELD BRITISH LIQUOR Witnesses said that something went wrong with the first truck of the lead car and it plunged over the side of the structure, dragging Its mate FOUR MEN AND TWO WOMEN AR- BRITISH ARE with it. Part of the structure itself CUSTOM SEALS RESTED IN CONNECTION BROKEN AND LIQUIDS OFwas carried away. WITH SHOOTING FICIALLY CONFISCATED In falling, the train crushed two automobiles beneath it. Ten clergymen rushed to the spot Characterized as One of Action by Authorities Expected When and plunged into the wreckage to Slaying Most Brutal in City's History; minister to the dying. Captain Presents Manifest at Sawedoff Shotgun Customs House; Wet Cargo Is Used Of Bait! Guarded Ford Ready to Acecpt Proposal Detroit, Mich. Henry Ford would give serious consideration to an offer nomination from Los Angeles. Arrest of four men New York. Following eleventh of the presidential of and two women nnd the recovery of hour instructions telegraphd from the any responsible party or group G. Liebold, Ford's secreE. $'J 1,000 in bonds was announced by persons, United the treasury department police Thursday as the result of a States customs authorities Friday aftary announced Monday. Referring to said which raids series of early they ternoon boarded the Cunard liner Ford for president, petitions circuIn Georgia, Liebold could captured the gang implicated in the Berengaria when she docked nt the lated .i;.j0,000 bank messenger holdup here foot of West Fourteenth street, broke neither deny nor affirm the contents February 13, in which Sam McGee, a the British customs seals on a supply of a letter which E. S. Fuller, Savanmessenger, was killed and another of liquor in the ship's storeroom and nah attorney, said he received from man wounded and a mail pouch conthe automobile king's secertary. officially seized it. taining a quarter of a million dollars The arrival of the White Star in securities carried away. Harvest of Kansas Wheat Begun Liner Baltic a few hours earlier, also Those under arrest are : Andreas with Kansas pur. City, Mo. Twenty thou for aboard beverage liquor Jarmaillo, 33; Augustine Sierra, 40; TiMHOK nn the return voyage was not sand hands Monday swung into the Mrs. Amelia Sierria, his wife; Mrs nnrb nf harvesting Kansas' wheat as in the case of the Beren I'ortia Jaramillo; Gayetano Pelandez, expected, mere was Machine Gun Disperse Mob crop. The available supply of work Baltic the and liquor garia, 30. how ers will be insufficient to meet imIt will, Atlanta. Ga. Governor Hardwick 31!, and Frank I'. Bernard, under guard. one ly placed were The susDects captured same mediate demands of farmers, accord In the order an authorizing has signed be dealt with later or two at a time, said, and ever, of the Berengaria. as ing to belief of George E. Tucker, di that fashion Adjutant General Lewis T. Pope to held Incommunicado police while detectives rector of the United States labor establish military rule at Savannah, the jail sought their confederates. The $21,000 Exhausted here. More than 1,000 cans bureau Near where a mob threatened Food Ruhr Supply in bonds, they said, were found in the of food supplies a day for harvest hands are reaching Reserves Essen Tuesday to capture a negro held on home Mrs. Sierra, a place p industrial the employment office here. a charge of attacking a white woman which of Mr. and been under scrutiny held by the various has long .uunr in the in the event the situation demanded erative organizations haunt. such action. The mob formed shortly as an alleged bootleggers' Second Trial of Doctor Opened valley are rapidly being exhausted, word when Tenement Still Destroys before midnight Tuesday to German sources. This Ran Diego, Calif. Selection of the according Chicago Ten persons, nine of them is due to the collapse of the railroad jury for the second trial of Dr. Louis spread throughout the city that Lee unwhite was being held in the city jail. Sher- negroes and one unidentified I Jacobs, Camp Kearny public transportation of foodstuffs from iff Merritt W. Pixon sought to dis- man, were burned to death and about occupied territory because of the health service physician on a charge perse the gathering but failed. He thirty negroes were injured when presence of allied troops in the rail- of having murdered Miss Fritzl Mann, tene road enters, causing strikes involving then orderd city firemen to turn wa- fire swept through a three-storyoung San Diego dancer, wns on the ter on the mob, and six streams ment containing twenty four flats, the complete abandonment of work docket in superior court here Monpoured out. Brick were hurled at the occupied by nearly 1GO tenants, early the German trainmen The mer The jury in the first case, after and Fed man authorities who for several days day. firemen and Chief Henry wns struck. Thursday at Twenty-seconto evidence for almost listeninir Meanwhile the troops were eanea eral streets, on the South side. Fire- have been transporting food by lor- three weeks, disagreed and since then deA A. Brooks. out by Mayor Z. men suspected that the fire may have ries and automobile trucks to the the physician has been in the county tachment of machine gunners under started from a moonshine still in the points where provisions were neeciea Jail here. command of Major A. Russell Moore basement. The building was virtual- soy the situation is seriously aggraPresident's Escort tn Auto Accident reached the Jnil and took position. ly a fire trap, according to firemen. vated by a shortage of gasoline. A section of the mob began to close who, with roliee rescued a half hun Denver, Colo. Two were killed and two others seriously injured Sunday In and firing ensued. dred of the tenants, who, while panic Flees Prison Inmate an automobile, one stricken leaped from windows aod a Lake City Henry Leary. 3S, afternoon when Salt fire escape which failed to swing inmate of the state prison serving an of a caravan in which visiting news Farm Serves to Sell Oil Leases depaper correspondents with President farm down as it should have done. Indeterminate sentence for second Washington. How a eveHarding's special train and local In Oklahoma, ten miles from the Organize Wheat Council at Chicago gree burglarly. escaped Thursday were riding writers newsnaner was he as being o'clock of 5 the nearest ol well was made to serve about Organization Chicago. ning Denver's mountain parks, as the site 17,424 "oil tracts" was re- "wheat council" of the United States returned to the prison yard after a through In Par Creek can lated Thursday by postoffice investi- with power to net for all branches day s work on the prison farm. Leary, went over a cliff feet Into seventy-fiv- e in was yon, dropping gators in connection with the Issuance of industry that deal in the produc with several other trusties, of a postal fraud order ngalnst the tion, transportation nnd marketing ol charge of Guard James E. Weight. the creek bed. Frank 1'. Cleveland Oklahoma Oil wheat, was started here Thursday. Puring an unguarded moment ns the Bomb In Seat Kills Driver Field Tract." The complaint charged The wheat council was authorized by group passed the farm barn, Loary T .OTl rr P.pach. Cal. Lemuel Ferris a unnoticed farm by Van that the Concern purchased the National dodged Inside the door 00 delegates attending oil workr, was instantly Tassel, which was practically worthless for Wheat conference called for the pur- - Weight until the rest of the group killed at tils home here Sunday wlien agricultural purposes nnd offered it nose of seeking nigner prices ior had gone on its way. Leary is be- what police believe was a bomb con for sale In tracts twenty foot square. wheat. Resolutions urging coopera lieved to have run through the barn coaled under the upholstery of his live marketing, stablization of wheat and then gone to the back ot the ntifnmnhdn exploded as he attempted Coal Rates Ordered Cut to life out the front cushion. Edward prices nnd greater home consumption farm. Washington. A sweeping revision of wheat products were ndopted. t'n.'tnan of Ftillerton, Cal., former of freight rates on coal from mines Earth Shocks Registered husband of Mrs. Beatrice Madison As Man and Woman Poses In New Mexico and Colorado, Wyom earuiquawo. Victoria, It. C Beach were arrested in con alias G. Thompson, Fred Chicniro Utah. Oregon and unusual severity nnd the nedion with the affair. of ne ing, Montana, Mrs. Francis Thompson, identified by were reWashington to points In the west and as the slayer of other a minor character, on the seismographs at the northwest was ordered Friday by the the victim's widow was declared Fighting Occurs In German Towns corded by C. Tcsmer, nere juursuay interstate commerce commission. The Berlin Street fighting occured at observatory Gonzales as the be to not ice Thursday posing severe shock commenced Eiselben. Prussian Saxony, between railroads aff ted have ninety days to The night. of wife of one man and the husband change their rates to meet the rem a woman known as "Marie Clark." at 11:02 p. m. and continued for nationalists and communists on the centered at a distance occasion of the unveiling of a me, mission's decision. Most of tne alter Michael ITughes three hours. It German ations projetced are Intended to give Chief of Detectives arrested in fem- f.f about 3,100 miles, probably In the moHal to the assassinated said that Thompson, Knmehakta peninsula, ac- foreign minister, Pr. Walter Rathe of producers an equitable rate to mar inine , vicinity "blue-eyedsmiling attire, as a attaches. kets where the coal of their competinan. Two of the demonstrators are been playing the cording to observatory tors In other districts is also avail girl bandit," had reported dead and 25 seriously In dual nde for at least two years. able. Mine Works to Oust Reds Jure 1. Miner's Obtain Harmony Indianapolis, Ind. The executive Steamer Hits Reefs Chicago. A recent conference "re- board of the United Mine Workers Negros Take Victim's Apparel Bermuda. The Royal Instructions sent Mamilton, between the attired America Friday relation," of Peter Anderson, Chicago adjusting oust and line Unitmail Carnqnet. from to steamship of the officers try L. a district and straw hat. John Lewis, president to only in underwear on trains early ed Mine Workers of America and "nil reds" seeking to undermine the Halifax to the West Indies, went Mocked two elevated 01 ln, board issued a the reefs twelve miles north of Ber The home run tried to Frank Farrlngton, he president, when organization. Friday 7.. muda at daylight Monday. She on the elevated structure after an en. Illinois Mine Workers' organization statement charging that William All to he breaking tip. In believed tried and Michigan who harmony has produced "complete counter with two negro bandits Foster, recently to was ocean have gone tugs miners' available law, within the under the antisyndicalist took his clothes. The police captured unity of purpose," by take off the passengers. A high sen one of the twindits, straightened out union. President Samuel Gompers of working with money furnished 1s exthe traffic and restored his clothes the American Federation of Labor re- soviet Russia to overthrow the min. Is running hut no loss of life here pected. vealed ers" organization. Thursday. to Anderson. ar SUSPECTS y law. d IGO-ncr- e Eruption Reported Over Catania. All indications are that t Etna tbo worst part of the Mm-nover. Naturally, Is virtually eruption this does not mean that the flow o: lava, stones, ashes and cinders will cease immediately, but the flow has lersened considerably from early In the week when the people of the surrounding country fled from the lava stream. lo Utah Man Suffers Injuries San Francisco. Cat. Harold Hives. S 21. said to !,e the son of p.cnlnmin City, Utah, sufRives, of Salt Lal-- fered Injuries which It Is believed will pr.ne fatal, wt on the automot lie In wbbh he was riding was struct-ba Santa Fe train at the Stockton street crossing in f.l Corrito Satur-daafternoon. D. 4. R. G. to Pay Interest renver. Colo. The Penver fc Kin Grande railroad Saturday wns authorized to pay out of general funds in. terest of $1,12!," on first consoil- dated mortgages snd first trust bonds of the road when a petition for sue!' authority presented on behalf of th" receiver. James II. Young, was ap proved by J. Foster Symcs, United stafe district judge. The interest will be paid July 1. y Bank Moves Millions Thru Stretti New York. Fourteen armored cars, Teas Kun Expected to Rule China ea-Peking Indications here all point carrying sis armed men and a midline passed through the to the coming of Marshal Tsao Kun to as ,irrif !n rMlrs Saturday wi'.h .J"0.- - to Peking at an earlyof date China. north sume the dictatorship In securities from the Bowery KaUm-bank to its new branch In A house has been secured for him th;i here and plans are being made for opp-sitond street orty-- e Crnd Central terminal. Pete thes bis arrival. It Is still an open question as to whether the foreign diplomatic were stationed at strategic point corps will recognize Mm should be roU'H the un?rmed kej.t police along assume that role of acting president h ea .lr and traffic of p the tin? open f fiullet prof'f cars was preceded by been us of the use of violence and threats In the overthrow of th got. motorcycle po'. I email. rnmenta of President LI Yuan Hung. e Hit-har- Seeks State Control for Wall Street Mine Worker jarred Off Cage New York. Spurred by the numerEureka In the second fatal acct. failures, the dishour, ous stockof brokerage dent In the Tlntie district In sns. serious irregularities, closure In killed t f. Woon. was Instantly memncrs exenange stock of pension . . . the North Peck nVne Wednesday, .... it,. ...v. me item j '" Wood's first shift at tana nichf. It District Attorney public, Investing the mine nnd his first tknn the shaft. .. . Friday serred notice of his Three other men according to re-to pises Wall street under )o ports were on the cage and a piece u,e jupervinlon. Ban ton wnnld ple of ateel wns being towered with them n brokerage houses nnder the Jurls-a- t the time. The steel slipped and diction of the state banking commls-eaugnitslnst the wall plate Jarrin ' 0n Issuing licenses for their opera-WooI tlon. from the cage. ifiii ,,,., 1 , j ! ht Cutter Captures Rum Runner New York. Laying three shots, from her three pound guns, across the bow of the Mary E. Gully, a former submarine chaser, the U. S. coast guard Semlmdes early Monday raptured the rum runner after a 10 mile chase on tne .ew jersey snore. The Seminole, It was reported at the United States customs office, was bringing her prize to iort. The Mary K. Gully tins 1,500 cases of Scotch whisky vslued at $155w0 aboard, It was stated by revenue agents. 110-fm- .t 1 Logan. The First ward chapel, erected at a cost of about $00,000, and which is ona of the finest church buildings In the state was dedicated at a special exercise. of Hunts-villHuntsvine. Residents have filed with the county comt missioners a petition asking for to incorporate the district as with all the authority of an Incorporated community. K. Madsen of Mt. Pleasant. t tills city, will exlt ' seventy rams, at iv T?as Livestock show at Del Rio Texas. Cedar City. Th city council Clarence E. Riddle who ha? graduated, from the Branch Agricultural college this spring, as sanitary-InspectorIt Is Mr. Riddle's duty all yards. Ogden, Mrs. Harriett Armstrong, and Asher Hanks, pleaded guilty charge of conspiracy in connection; with the manufacture of counterfeit money. Ogden Lorin Crasey, 8, was drown ed in the Hulsh pond. Thirty-thirstreet and Quncy avenue, when he fell from a small raft. Ogden. At an estimated cost of $4,000 a new console for the Ogden abernacle organ will he Installed" within the next two months. ' Bingham. Chief of Police Frank Thompson and Chief Deputy Sheriff A-- L. Heaston seized a still at a residence on Electric aveuue. The building was occupied by a Mexican. Sutherland has Logan. Edwards been employed by the county commis sioners to serve as a traffic off tcer for the count?. One of the chief scenesof this activ'ty will be in Logan canyon. Brigham City, A celebration of patriotic nature and one being n review of the history of the pioneers are being planned here for July 4 and co-o- Communists Fail In Demonstration Paris. Several thousand communists and workers gathered in the Place de l'Opera Saturday for an anagainst fasnounced demonstration cism and royalists, but the heavy forces of police and mounted repub. lican guards sent to the scene, together with the great number of spectators, made the program impossible of fulfillment. A few groups started singing the "International." nt which the police charged and the crowd fled. 1 News Notes From All Parts of UTAH TRAIN CRASH JOURNEY COMMISSION ASKED TO RUSH REPORT FOR USE IN CONFER. ENCE OVER CONTRACT " NEPHI, UTAH S, Dig Events in the Lives of Little Men 5 HARDING BE G TIMES-NEW- e the-righ- choice-Rambouille- . Co-th- e five-gallo- n - 24. Outnet Anderson, Standardville, coal miner for the Standard Coal com pany, was run over and killed by it trip car in the mine. His wife and a family of small children survive. Logan A young bobcat jumped at the headlighs of Deputy Game Warden Seeholsers car, and was killed when th car ran over the animal. Ogden. Suit clubs or the "endles cltfiin suit clubs" will be banned, ac cording to an order ot the city com mission issued to the city recorder. Spanish Fork. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Thomas have been notified that their son, Hyrum C. Thomas, has bee a awarded a $500 assistant graduate scholarship at the University of Oregon at Eugene. Eureka. Shutdown of tha leading mines of th Tintic district, as a mark of respect to Paul Hillsdale and James nanley, who were killed in a shaft accident at the Gemini, caused a marked decrease in the tonnage of ore pro duced. Moan, The board of town trustee at a meeting appointed committees to arrange for a celebration here July 4. Special attention is to be given to the children. Salt Lake City, Recruiting has began to bring the Salt Lake organizations of the 145th field artillery up to full strength for the July training camp to be held at Glgling. Brigham City, Dr. W. L. Carson of Ogden spent several days In Brigham City for the purpose of testing dairy cows for tuberculosis. Magna, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hudson, Mrs. Johanna Nelson and Miss Frances Nelson were injured tn an auu mobile accident which occurred Jus' east of the Bello crossing, several 'mil es east of Magna. Brigham City. The first carload of cockerals to tie shipped by the Elder Poultry Producers Association has been shipped to the Omaho Mai ket, Richfield. Two ot three defendants who appeared before Judge Clark, on charges of having Intoxicating liquor In their possession pleaded guilty and were fined $50 each. Richfield, Arrangements are com pletetl for the celebration of the opening of the municipal plunge. A barbecue will be one of the chief feature when three fat steers will be served. Ogden. Plans for the proposed high school for Weber county will be discussed at a meeting of the county board of education. I'-o- Brigham City, At a recent meeting of the llves'ock men of Roxelder county, held In Trcmonton, an organization was decided upon for the purpose of linib'.ing up the livestock business of the county. The third annus) Jersey show of t.'tah was held in North City park, with some of the finest of the train In the west on exhibition. drink Ogden. No randy or soft stands will be allowed in canyon upon or near the highway, according to V actios of the catinty cor&rnisslonera. -- |