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Show TH Surtdey vb " WflTHM And Menday Senertlly w turner Modey. -- - Local Settlement Upr j. rlc, fair; en-teqir- he 'm fil It.1 t Ti vVV fill: (CALkoUre) Thera U scarcely an too large to he heiufitctl by use of Tribune Want tls. SALT LAKE CITY, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL VOL. 101, NO. 11. L3, 81 PAGES T920. FIVE CENTS ALLIES DECIDE ON POLICY RESPECTING GERM ANY; UNITED STATES IS DECLARED ROBBERS ROOST lu I imhs CAPPER of Eioui, Um United State become a 'robbera root. SENATOR Railroads: DIRECTOR General of has resignation been accepted by President Wilson. T m FOR OIL FIELD BY CiPPEB v d- UnRevolutionary Force der Gomez Seek Poe-sio- n One Walkout on Lackawanof Tampico District. F&ir.Proipect That Will Land Prize in na System Announced National Reinforcements Hurry to for Monday Morning Republican Meeting at Chicago. Aid of Carranza Troops; by Union Official. Kansas Senator in Vigorous Address Demands. That Government Take Action. No Candidate Likely to Lenroot Says Practice Would Be Stopped if Certain Men Were Sentenced to Prison. I Lloyd George and Enter Lists With Majority on the First Bal ; Iot . for rtalnl pmination. VMI an3 - April revolutionary army, under General Angel IToree, baa progressed twenty tulles beyond Cull scan, capital of Sinaloa, according to Information given out tonight at tba headquarters boro of General P. Elias Collet, commander of tb Sonora military AQUA PRIETA, 21. Tbs Sonora Sonora, Mil-leran- d Harmonize Differences and Plan Will Be Submitted Monday. f A V , Revolution Is Spreading. -1 Action I in Sympathy With Men Deprived of Seniority Rights; Spread Is Imminent. Italy and Accept Wilson ProFiume for posal Settlement. Dispute Jugo-Slav- ia . NEW YORK. April 24. All engineer gperl.l tn Tb Trlbrf. " ? j . SAN REMO, April 24. (By the WASHINGTON, J April 23 Profiteers W AS H I N a TO 1 21. As tb employed by the Lackawanna railroad wer denounced In the senate today by Associated EdPres.) Premier Nitti Will on contime tor morning, strike the Rtfenetveiy, national Monday go Senator Capper, Republican, Kaneaa, who . force. of Italy and Anton Trumbltch, the ward A. McHugh, chairman of tha execumore draw jJJi vention, jecome presented statletlca which, he laid, Jngo-Sla- v tive committee of striking railroad emforeign minister, have ' and more evidri candidate is WASHINGTON. April 24. Revolutionallowed that the earning of many AmeranIn th York New settledistrict, Preeldent Wilson ployees accepted t.ty en the first ary force under General Armulfo Cornea nounced ican corporation going in with repreaented profiteertonight. ment of the Adriatic problem makballot. On th n. of delegates so and Mexican federal troop under General ing, kipen, acandaloua and ahameleaa." Mr. McHugh eald the decision of the i ing Flume a buffer state, with no The country, lie said, wai becoming a i , far chorea aitructed, General Murgula er battling for possession of engineers was reported at meetings leet t th to oil robbers' roost. 'according contiguity of territory between Tampico field, Wood seems to be in the letd, but only tn will be walkout and that th received today by General Salva- night Tlame and Italy. Senator Capper attacked the departrailto th whom a email proportion fWi the delegates dor with strikers Alvarado, representative of the etat sympathy ment of Justice's cheaper meat campaign A plebiscite will decide whethc-t-h that ultimatum an Issued road will be is have not lead instructed and this in of Sonora, whs is now In Washington. More. Vote and said Increased prices for sugar wer Receive new as Island of Lagosta (hall belong to work return cannot except hey to be big' enough particularly signifiIt was said that' all t vat table troops "the most brasen challenge we have had e to Italy or ' and ' Regig-natio- n, cant. Rail Official were being rushed from the neighborly men, forfeiting seniority rights. In this saturnalia of greed." on some of th other railthe of whether Cherso shall island Engineers in states to Nuevo of be Leon Senator and will Johnson Senator Tamaullpae decidedly Republican, Wl., Lenroot, roads now are balloting on th question belong to the new state of numet Is Acceptthe running and Governor Lowden also aid Murgula, who la reported to be In ngrselrg with the Kansas .senator's of striking In sympathy with the Lackato Italy or to The declaration that profiteering had broom He promisee to show up well on the first dangerous position. announced. wanna men. Mr. McHugh Of Official of th are islands stratactivities valuable for a national menace, said Attorney General reports only scatterwill be a large ballot, but there declared It probable that shopmen forces had been re- also Palmar was "setting a few lnouee-trs- p egic purposes. on the Erlo railroad would vote for a ing vote with so many favorite sona in ceived here. previously HELENA. 24. ReMont, April be to he when the obuntry ought The supreme council baa decided ground strike. are and the thht the .1,. indication; turn rule, t o'clock from Montana Other ml vices to General Alvarado said sympathetic " to catch Vie big or setting bear-trato ask the American government 24. Walker The New York Central railroad today WASHINGTON, will calls April sombre. have a e.roU goodly a column from that the of General election Trim brigade millionaire brofiteera,' The aamlrtlstri ary yesterday give tb to assist the new republic of Armeannounced that the embargo on westD. Hinas, director general f railroads, to be had before a choice is innde. Rentiers, formerly federal commander li: tion wag held responsible by Senator prefollowing results from 27 since the unaueffect Iq bound freight, nia has has his and financially by a loan in which Gennow Is resignation resigned It would seem that there will be a Mlehoecan, who serving under Lenroot for the Increasing sugar prices cincts in 12 counties on the RebeOf railroad worker other countries may Join. been accepted by President Wilson, eferal Obregon, fmd entered the state o! thorized strike a dark fair for nominating westDisagreement with the contentions of bad been raised, releasing for publican presidential preference; ' wag menacing the Currans gan, Senators Capper and Lenroot was ex horse at the Cbicago conventioa. and Colima and theward movement large quantities of mer- fective May 13. Johnson, 7712; Wood, 2472; at state garrison capital. WASHINGTON, April 24 Arheld here for western purchasMuch work iu liquidating the affairs chandise Democrat, not pressed by Senator Thoms. ere dark five there horse, 'parHoover. 1819; Lowden, 2233; Harers. menia waa formally recognised toColorado, who said the senators .were rewill of the railroad administration be Sympathizers who Dropped. may seriously ticularly dark, "complaining about conditions instead of din, 190., day as an Independent republic by main after May 15 and Max Tbelen, Dispatches jo the American government causes, liks a child who stumbles over a In the order of their presconsidered. th United States. today said that, according to Information chair and theu turns around and kicks claims department, is in of the charge Governor Universal are: ent Service. By tn importance, they the Mexico City newspaper, published it," . Similar action has been decided choice Mr. for to o understood Hines fifty-twhlrteen be senators and of! General deputies Kansas, BUTTE, Mont.,' April 24. Ineom Henry J. Allen of the Mexican congress had been dropped Would Jail Them. npon the was a at by the allied conference at successor. said It today plete returns from the presidential Pershing, 8enator Lenroot of Wiscon- from the pay roil because of their sympaSan Bemo. The American recogSenator Capper, eald ample laws existHouse director White the that with thies General retiring Massachuof Obregon. Governor election of yesterday indicate sin, Coolidge -ed to check .profiteering, and that 4. A decided break L'nusual military activity centering at nition waa In the form of a note would name his own successor. W. Johnson of setts and former Justice Hughes. those charged with enforcement Of theee that Senator Hiram Monterey also was officially reported to- In th ranks of the striking switchmen general addressed by Secretary Colby to sent sre was understood that tha director Genlaws will see that profit hogs It Western the waa day. today by California ha reported more received vote than Allen Is Discussed. He to Jaif price will noon tumble." Mr. Pasdermadjlan, From Chihuahua come reports that a eral Managers' association, representing general desired to return to the pracWashington were cast for ali of his opponents on added that if law enforcement officer twenty-seve- n roads In the Chicago dis- tice of law in New York when the A great many Republican politicians targe number of officers end men starepresentative of tho Armenian reof the government could not enforce the the Republican ballot. Wood if sectioned at Vera' Crus had rebelled on April trict. statutes they should resign and let men have been giving serious thought to the 21 and joined the moveThree hundred and fifty men returned roads were returned to private control public, . who could take their places. ond, with Hoover, Lowden and Hardto work this morning, bringing th total March 1 and of Governor Allen. He is ment. to consented he had availability that Excessive margins of profit are proof of in The Mexico City press yesterday an- bnmher wno hoc returned since the following in the order named. 8AN REMO, April 24. (By the a Republican of the progressive typo nounced that Francisco Figueroa, gover- strike began to 1U30, the manager state- remain only until the taAk of liquidaprofiteering, benator Capper said. In preOut of 250 'precincts 'Johnson . re- and has been very much in the lime- nor of Guerrero, had revolted, but that ment says. senting a list of co i po rations whose Pres.) A complete agreement well was under tion 20 00 to were at way. from in recent of the because the federal forces of that itate, under per ceived 8253; months placed profits Movement. of livestock, meat and coal with respect to Jh attitude the allte Wood, . 1604; Hoover, light Incent. The list of such corporation he has taken in dealing with General Maycot. had remained loyal. Gen- Continues normal, th railroad executives Mr. In Hines firm stand resignation shall adopt toward Germany In connecaccepting ' cluded textile manufacturing poncerna, 1259; Lowden, 1139, and Hardin, 141. the labor situation in his state. When eral Maycot was recently reported to have added. steel companies, shoe and leather manustrike leaders, arrested last the president wrote that.1 he could not tion with the carrying out of the pence are 1500 precincts in the state. the coal strike was on last year Gov- joined the rebels. There Forty-tw- o facturers and makers of nearly all the r let the director retire without telling treaty baa been reached by Premier Lloyd week for conspiracy to violate the I. Available returns show that President ernor Alien led the movement which Mazatlan Situation. were acstaple commodities. Farmers act, were arraigned before a United him how be had "personally valued Georg and Premier Millerand, it was the and broke strike the senator. peoof blame the supplied and by Wilson is leading the Democrats. No quitted commissioner this morning General commander of the fed- Htatescases John and admired the quite unusual service stated her today. continued until May their ple of Kansas with fuel. He then called eral forces Iturbe, oil at Democratic name been the .Pacific Mazatlan, candidates had Proof of Profiteering. the legislature in tesaion and forced The agreement waa reached during a was reported to have ordered th Grunau and Harold Reading, president of you have rendered the government and had to write in their the passage of a bill creating a "court coast, conference between the premier lasting Iron bridge over the San Lorenzo river the two "outlaw" unions, wer among the Declaring that the proof of profiteering filed' and voters , those country, arraigned. was in the margin of profit, the senator preference. , of industrial relations.' This in effect destroyed as a measure of defensive preA. fl. Murphy and Shannon Jones, two Mr, Hines ha served with the rail- three and a half hours. Premier Lloyd said that In one year alone during the war Governor ' Stewart, candidate for is a compulsory arbitration labor law caution. General Ang.-- I Flores, comwho were reported to have road administration Mnce its creation George said: defenitanta, of nomine-tionmander the Honors rebels , the gross income of American corporation Democratic time south vice been short has the pushing and during it presidential to work, denied In court that in December, 1917, Elicit the railroads rose from 33 billions to 844 billions. most satisfactory. A "Everything through Sinaloa, broke through the fed- returned received the full vote of his in operation it has functioned effec- eral He read to the senate a long list ot corline at the San Lorenzo river on April tbev had gone back. were taken over. He full agreement waa reached in sub; Kanof the and The receipt of livestock at the yards of the country then people protected 22. the advices stated. tively General porations whose profits were placed wt party. Flore direcassistant ns sas against an excess of strikes which claims that order is being maintained In this morning totaled 491 para,' as com- was appointed when Mr, McAdoo re- atance. anywhere from 20 to 200 per ceWC' , . pared with 2SS car s year ago203today. tor general and "Wall street's melon patches," he de- Real Cris& of Fight. Tho American members of the reparathreatened embarrassment. Because of th terrttfirv under his control. cars tired to private life on January 11, tion hundred cars of stock and Four ha Allen Pablo General aroused la clared, "continue to be warmed by the Gonsales to believed Governor his stand. commission and Sir John Bradburr, E. PHILLIPS. . 0. toBy ware eastward meat of dispatched director wade Mr. was Ilinea eun of privilege, fertilised by the perspiragenbe 1919, remaining loyal to Carranza. the antagonism of organized labor and the British members, arrived here today The Inbound coal movement today eral. . day. tion of labor and watered by the tears of (Chicago Tribune Special 8ervice.) , in a way thia is the big handicap which g totaled 1073 care. to give Information respecting th possipoverty, and this year will raise a CHICAGO, April - Si. Republican he would have to earry as a presiden- U. S. Attitude Unchanged. crop free from the blight of Inbilities of coal deliveries by Germany. are candidates real at the 24. WASHINGTON. On a presidential other While Amerthe candidate. April come taxes, while th people are being FRENCH tial hand, BLAMED LEE The consultation between Premie; sailing toward urged to buy their coat early and be crisis of the campaign for delegates large element heartily endorse the bold ica cruiser were tn Mexico today, there was ports MEN robbed for lees, to abstain from steak one to the Chicago convention. This week manner in which the eyvernor solved Lloyd George and Millerand was reported Indication an of lacking altered attiday a week and to purchase war saving and next, by aU the rules of polities, the labor problem in Kansas and his tude of any to have resulted In an agreement on the the United States government. States may live may see any or all of the aetive aspi- "court' of industrial relations "r is a stamps that BY 24. Tho emigres of essential points concerning the questions It was declared any move by PARIS, April InUnofficially in style on a rant for thd nomination eliminated. source of to him among. other the United States was Improbable unless French railway workers voted tonight of disarmament, reparations and common come. 8ueh a result of. the flock of direct than labor strength made necessary by the menacing of AmerCOi.UMBITS, classes. Ohio, April 24 The Co- to call an immediate general strike un- action by the allies with regard to or ican Interests. lives convenlumbus Yardmen's association, primaries, state and district less the following demands are Brazen Challenge. ' The dispatch of war craft to Mazatlan, of railroad workers who sre oncomposed a strike tions to be held within the fortnight, ershings Status. ( "At this moment the most brasen chalwas and Frontsr a Topolobampo Issued to statement taken here, today placing would the for reprepare way Nationalization of the railway, (he General Pershing is not an avowed mean nothing more than a guarantee, so th entire blame for 'the railroad strike Submitted Monday, lenge we have had In this saturnalia of possibility of s, dark horse candidate for the presidency and-hfar as possible, of Amerh-an- s greed, comes from the gamblers In eugar. safetv. At on W. O. Lee, president of the Brother- employment of the striker removed on This agreement, It Is understood, v. ; ; A corner has evidently been formed right at the Coliseum in June. abanMazatlan the number of Americans was hood of Railway Trainmen, and aave "our account of the February strike; said that his training was is also possible that some one of repeatedly. under the eyes of the department of jusIt ami be submitted to the supreme council toof donment lie was that judicial prosecution lines; military along solely tice. . The canning season raid is on. For the contending candidates will make (Continued on Fog 14, Column 8.) morrow. (Continued on Page 14, Column 4.) , ' 7 for the office of presirecognition of the national union. years the sugar interests have annually such a distinguished showing in the not equipped The congress had appealed to Pre- . The allle are reported lo have decides should follow his vhosen vobut dent and openly end shamelessly robbed Amer- election of the 284 delegates as to make mier Millerand to intervene in the case to proceed as eoon as possible to estimate ican housewives during the canning seaHowever, he has at last gone him a most formidable contender, thus cation. son. of the dismissed men, but he refused to the total amount to be demanded from man can reto as "no that so say far "These patriotic melon rwisers, who tending to restrict the. convention do o. Tbs congress rails upou tine peo-- t ' accept a presidential nominGermany as reparation. have made their millions and billions dur- choice to one of the present avowed fuse to and p this statement makes him pie of Frauee to uphold its decision iit, ation,! " It Issqx'.rti, German The said Senator entrants. government. ing and since the war, the interest of the republic, a receptive candidate. The Pershing Capper, "now are urging that the soldiers' This week 146 delegates will be boom The date and character of tho strike will be authorized to make uggetoe is being engineered from Nethat bonus be raised by a 1 per cent tax on will be , determined if and when the on this point sales to be paid on every dollar spent by elected, andon all but thirteen those of braska has not made particular progWith rvstard to arrangemenla for dealTuesday. Ohio,, New ress, but has served to keep before the demands ore refused. every man, woman and child in the coun- Arkansas ing with Germany, it la explained that the men themJersey and Massachusetts go to direct eountry the name of General Pershing try, including th chancellor will be summoned lu.fr r German selves. Mr. President, I shall favor plac- primaries. Washington, Idaho and Arfact that he is available if deto confer with the allle. The Interview REVENUES ing this tax right where it belongs on kansas will elect at state conventions. and the General the soldiers, possibly be held In Brussels, before sired. Among war profit and taking from these huge f.nancial conference In tho Interallied SINCE 1917 may has not been popular, and at stock dividends, from exoeea war profile, Winds Pershing Stake. Mav. Big end from the profiteers all that a needful the time the A. Kr'F. returned from . Further delay beyond May 19 mav c General Wood has more at stake than France he was decidedly unpopular to compensate the men who sacrificed A8HINGTOX, April 24. Secre- affiliating with the Bolsheviki, was WASHINGTON, ' April 24.Oovernmtit the Germane to submit the themselves Instead of their country, or any other candidate, lie is in a duel This feeling, however, hss died out to founder of the communist labor party. revenue since September, 1917. about accorded of Labor an tary Wilson, slier estimates eourernins reparations, but t e their countrymen. In time of war. Hoover declared it was like all other equaled revenues tor the hfty-fi- v with Senator Johnson for the twenty-eigh- t some extent and if Pershing should be year allle wish, a rapidlv a posKiole, to estiargument, took . under communist organ ications, a New Jersey delegates. Senator nominated, he would undoubtedly get a of prior lo that year. mate the sum due from Germany In rep"gang Prices Still Soaring. advisement tonight tho ques- cutthroat aliens who have come to The Internal revenue bureau announced arations In relation to her capacity Harding and General Wood are fight- fair soldier vote in November, so as to permit her to tion whether in "During th coal strike, while aero ing it out for Ohio forty-eight- .' comthe overthrow this loflhwar parment. In the country tq governmembership taxaGon Cold and privation threatened tne people, Massachusetts . for .tue fulfillment o her is a " showdown " be- Lenroot- - Favored. munist labor party in itself constituted meat by force. aatcreKated 3H.4Kl.UrS 90, while for th merit. the price of crude oil shot up nearly 390 tween General itWood, striving for ail period they, were Certain Progressive Republicans fafor of aliens. per cent end still Is rising." Traceable to Reds. ' ' Th senator cited numerous corporations of the thirty-five- , against a determina- vor the nomination of Senator Len- ground thedeportation flare-uDuring was in the MUST MAKE hearing there was a Toe collection of this-suwhich, he declared, had made enormous tion of the state leaders to have a dele- root No particular reason has ever decent of the influence beper Fifty former Commissioner hands of over statements attributed to Fed- hind the recent strikes. Hoover said, Roper, tion uninstructed, but presumably for veloped (bowing why he should be nomprofits, and then turned to agriculture. OR were: amounts who term "Our greatest Industry agriculture yearly during Coolidge. Washington is con- inated, and there lias never bees Any- eral Judge Anderson of Boston that was directly traceable to the commu1917. to June 30, 1914. From tied hand and foot has been made the Qovernor September, ceded to Senator Poindexter as a favonist hi in 1 either SAYS 33. 1918. organizations. 1. to record, the of conspicuous 235.009; Julv 1919, 54. July some part of thing helpless victim speculation and profi- rite eon; Idaho seema to be in the government In endeavoring to distinguish be- 3J,850,15,iioO. and from the latter date grip in the house or the senate, whirh would (be communist operates teers in this of and Senator party country, tween the communist party and the to March 31 of this year, the last collecBorah, "It la wrong to assume because extravaprobably for seem to make him presidential timber. WN REMO. April !Umv Ucommunist labor party, Hale declared tion date, 34.985,793,500. f gance flaunts itself in our cities, that Senator Johnson; and Arkansas, friend- Nevertheless, he is strong in the old fwinburn Hale, of New York, uphold Pifci.; Rrem r Nut af !',t revenue souwe main in ail the homes of the land. ly to Lowden, will develop two of The of the exist, an blank inter mw jr'enietl tr of the comthe application ntnx, F.enty who have sever known want or Progressive wing asd might be the re- ing it, and J. Hoover of the depart- munist dare the hur.au aas paper the upon government , made labor of Johnson delegations. the applicant created In 15n3, until partv support ment of justice, declaring it an "unjwere on J3ircj Jhat ur. cipient of much boomth should privation are living today in tents In,tt icim' rf. be week even next more 'will The to bound be (he "guided by collapse. if the Johnson princi- llciuors and tobaccos. A new era of taxastead of houecs; tuousands of men, women it be'k to h 'iio,? an tK an of the party. . Applicant for mem- tion name in on August 6 of that year, bros was a Coolidge boom iu exit ustifiable misconception of the facts. nd children are compelled to do without thrilling politically, with Johnson and to There t rples eoimtr1 .,k Armed with voluminous eommun.st bership ie the comniomst party on the which mark d the advent of and winter for as ndich as tea necessary shoes and clothing. If not fuel Hoover fighting to the death for Cali- tcnce on if) frt e dirtri ea antra; n utvc on rorpoiationa. But it was and oertaln article of food." fornia, with one of them certain to dvs, ehortlv after the Peao4 m brought im. k to h'j Hoover attempted to show other hand, he said, pledged support as exi-lliterature. America nut until the entered . that wir et and k lose, and perhaps permanently. B'un tn aetive worker. had broken the police strike by "sa furpe to taxes of heaviest were known the the Vv iv" Lenroot Statement. lengthy excerpt Kunor l. a quotation Xml (a h.tory with Indiana staging The platform of th political That we the only act pf communist levied. n Boston. tig e ami labetween at the eommumst or relationship o) All prate will headliner of the was penator Lenroot. Republican, Wisconsin, ipend his public career which brought him to bor party, Hale asserted, nothing more Prior to 1917 the government co'lerted fa'rd to thr dbrrst ' r and the third Internationale. declared that "If a single muhonalrs wer party socialism this week in the most apeetarulsr eam- - general of the than Karl Marx and revenue in exce a of I in uh h 0 In only ot v ore mow to kiit t ttlenlion, but at the time when Asserting that Joha Reed, last reot year. In 19:4 the rc, ipia were J 2 . Com-.-v.on Pag 2, Column 1.) on Page 2. cotuma 3 ) detained in Abo, Finland, for on Page 0, Column A) ( on Fggt 2. Column 2.) (Continued tleur-- s (Coutinned ported the (Continued oa 7c2,(siO, mvi snowed. Fhjf (Conti a tj ' j IMPOST die-pat- ch ' Tenders Which ed by President. Montana Primaries Than Combined Opponent. Go-me- Jugo-Slavl- Jugo-Elavl- , s . - CHICAGO REPORTS BREAK IN RANKS OF SWITCHMEN '" pri-mar- 'if Aeno-ciate- 3- - 1- -3 1 . , . - record-breakin- hi RAILWAY TO STRIKE IS FOR RAIL STRIKE OHIO LEADERS rebel-menac- d nlne-billl- - much-discusse- d as ' Features Red Probe; Charge That U. S. Operates Communist Party Is Resented Flare-u- . i ARE 'HUGE REPORTED 5 - t -- ail-da- - enj,e. PEACE FACE DISASTER, PREMIER NITTI p eon-testi- . lat 'J te toi-dv- , - 1 Bk it s rr free-for-al- -- 4? r f -- -- ea i ' - A (i d. |
