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Show ) I t t BYEN1NG NEWS. PAGES THURSDAY --w MAY 29 1019 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH "Today's Hews Tod 7." Th pope tires you the jet newt SIXTY-XIXT- sen X ! while It Is YEAR II IF Delegates Take Issue With Allies on PracticallywAll Important Points - ' Berlin Press-I- c s imwr Not Satisfied With Brockdorff-Rantzax- Would Have Training For Democr&tic National Treas- Attorney General Address- - Serious Industrial Situation Washington Advises Car AH Ab o ve Primary urer Expects 1,500,000 ing Chicago Bar AssociaTracDevelops, Tying Up ranza Government - Per-Grades Telephone Offt Persons -- Will Contribute tion Tells of Methods of tion System, Newspapers mission to Cross U. S. Soil cial Before Committee. To Carry on the Fight The Government. And Various Trades. Is Temporarily Withheld. s Reply to Victors Denounced as Be Y BOLSHEVIK PLOT WASHINGTON, May 2. Secretary runds for CHICAGO, May 29. Americans CHICAGO, May 23 BUENOS AIRES, Wednesday. May WASHINGTON. May 29. The govBaker .today renewed before the house conducting the Democratic national resident in enemy terri- 28. A strike on .the city's tramway ernment ha aaked Gov. temporarily a Hobby of recqnqmenda-tiohis tn.1920 will be raised by tory during the war wilt have little lines will military committee campaign begin at midnight tonight. Texas to reconsider his refusal to perthat Congreas provide' a tempor- popular - subscription and-- it is ex- difficulty in having their property re- It taxia expected that the driver of mit Carranza troops to pass through pected that contributions will be re- turned to them under the new condiary army of 383.000 men. icabs and other passenger vehicle the stateto hunt Villa bandits in in increase ceived for from not am Wilbur any T .1,500,000 persona asking tion following the signing of ths am "Old sympathetic tty lir tbe strike northern Mexico. The governor first the DemMarsh of Iowa, treasurer of ths the permanent establishment," Atty. Gen. Palmer today told movment. assented and then declined because secretary said, all I sm asking for Is ocratic national committee, made this the Chicago Bar association, discusMeanwhile' tbe, newspapers ot-- the of protests from Texans' who feared an statement for in to the alien the sufficient provide of money today addressing property sing the work city are confronted with, serious labor possibly a raid on the border in Germany today mads formal reply to ths treaty terms presented to her of 503.00. The great need now body on the subject of party finances. custodian's office. difficulties. One of the daily Journal, on May ?. The German Counter proposals appear to take Issue bith tbs army Mr. Marsh reviewed the financial feais quick action-- " When the enemy character of per- the Piarlo Espanol, has otosed its It was said at the state department Allies on nearly all fho important? phases of the treaty, according to pub? camtures schools of Democratic all residence, in education their presidential sons rests that Gov. Hobby's change of mind had upon solely Military considerare the ' ltehe'd summaries. and all other plant caused a delicate situation because ths above the primary grades waa thought paigns from Samuel J. Til den to it will be seen that by change of ing closing downjn definitely following Mexican authorities feel the United Immediately After the presentation of Germany's reply Count eon advisable by Secy. Baker. -non-en Woodrqw Wilson sad contrasted the they emy territory them every facility . of the one my .peace mission, will leave Paris for a r f Brock dwrff-Ra- n by the- printers to et the State, should give Ula. The war departments policy' toward methods used Inraising money Tor lose their enemy character. The at- advertisements fighting of a department store forUnless Bps. Several minor members of the German mission left Paris for Germany old in sad tbe reconsiders the Gov. was termed a liberal political purposes days ha Hobby war adopted projects torney general uncompleted been boycotted by sit the government can take no further acyesterday. of the act which per- which has "of the greatest im- ths present time, the secretary interpretation by to . tefueed tion A plenary session of ths peace con"la the old days tbs junior member mits such person when they lost their trades unions because it portance to the country." The dion of n business concern would ' give a ference will be held today to comto be treated as If meet the demands of strikers "Ws have proceeded generally was character enemy rectors of 15 of tbe newspapers held a Carranza Advised of the theory that since the money municate to the nations which broke peruaes it little to the Democrats and the senior they had always been appropriated for emergency Governments Attitude meeting last night at which it wa rerelations with Austria the Austrian member to would tbe money big give sons and to have (heir property should not be spent on projects which to give the printer until decided Mr. said he. Marsh. said of the peace terms. There is as yet some to the future, a Republicans be could left showing proper turned upon U-BoWASHINGTON. May 29 President Wednesday midnight to do the work ats doubt as to the subject matter of the "But while the department is trying The object was to open qp a channel loyalty." r of them or face a lockout Carranza haa been notified by the to savs as muqh money sa can be to the aegt of government." required toot their terms, reports Indicating that the who eltixens American American government that permission saved wisely, there are certain projMethods of practical political work, property In Germany will be allowed. similar to that recently put Into ef for the passage of Mexican troops reparation clauses will bo presented St now would be to ects which complete I a later meeting. will 5 these closer between the vari- In the opinion of the attorney general, feet for a week by La Prensa against through American territory cheapest in the end. It ie on wishes j withheld for the present. - Mexico bad ' Dispatches from Paris indicate an which ths department matters ous departments of the party organ!' to present claims to this government, tbe journalists union. on move 1.000 council the of four to b7 be agreement permitted to consult Congreas. organised it j This union, which ot campaigns In which will see that they are reimPneta. to Juateafoc trloln questions relative to ths Adriatic and bodies of American sol- sation, financing Whether aa disintegrating ths city of Flume. That city, accordoperaiien against Francisco Viita'a diers should be left in France, y.was womans work in politics wars tbs bursed from German holding hers. April, appear to be. n ote ing to ths latent reports is to be an inconsidered at today's fdarion H said that would bo tnuokbotu-tha- srtmate'of ih ..several vnembsra.-gecsubjects by up brought was said today officially stated is It dependent municipality. Baker said the department of ths committee.' the pert of at! the newspaper directors theIt decision "V. " f4 of tf,s government was turning property back to Gerthat certain Of the Dalmatian islands on a definite pol- -determined not had three of governthe exception BASEL.' Wednesday May S3. The commit tee- held a 'conference mans, for he foresaw that ths Ger- Wi(4 based upon the belief thst the force srs to go to Italy, but It is understood icy. Personally, he said, he was in the declared that It ment is to move organa wa which it proposed that she will not ret the Adriatic porta favor .of placing the bodies in large with women associate members of the mans would not be welcome as busi- representative newspapers have i (French Wireless Service. Gees Arizona, New Mexico and through where France in of Zara and Sebenlco. cemeteries national Mrs. Baas within mainsubmarines soil IM lost of American George during ness men upon many signed from the organization Texas would not be able to furnish which they organization, The Vatican is represented officially they could rest in ths land Mrs. Bass said the next decade at least. Chicago,' presiding. taining that they had been hood- protection to American citizens in at Paris for the first time since the the war, according to statistics on died to save.. runon of In Bolshevik work new winked a the agency Much women a that of had light joining Mexico because her revoluvoters northern this branch of the German naval "I realise, however, he added, that not yetmajority peace conference becan work. per men's tionist had cut' the road between formed party Gee and they ning to earth enemy interests in the maaq aerating as a newsj y ? many fathers and mothers want to offered Cerretti, papal service published in the Berlin attoran inviting Held for work by United States waa given by thy anion. Juares and Chihuahua have the bodies of their sons brought the Democratic of state, being in the city to discuss The anion appears to be veil supTosslsche Zeitung. ' Tide number It was made clear at the state deney general wbo was alien custodian organization. back and I am In complete sympathy with Entente chiefs the status of source rea from He Mrs. with V. funds cabinet. Texthe plied entered of before he inPercy however, that in the event Pennybacker partment. included seven submarines with their wishes. However, since it as said that a human Catholic missions In lands affected by n to anyone, it is said, except the President Carranza could show that ora I issue was counted how It wae discovered that 13 would be Impossible to start now In necessary to Interest an terned in foreign ports and 14 dethe deliberations of the conference. It head. Hs is titular women and the German-owne- d there was greater necessity for. ths insurance companies Spaniard who returning the bodies, the question can Democratic party had such an is improbable, it is said, that hs will issue and the big Orenstem-Arthu- r presence of the force of 2,000 men stroyed by their own crews. Koppel be postponed. be received officially by the conference in the tnanufse-turinof g and peace treaty ths immediately south of the border at league company, near Pittsburgh, lost sailors than More of 3,000 of retention discussion Ebiring because of the clause in the treaty of nations covenant. Juarez than at Ague pneta in ths , Inside in Siberia, Gen of Other American soldiers dump core, eranes-an- d their lives in the submarine sinkbetween Great Britain, London, speakers were Mrs. Mary E. railroads. territory where the Taqui Indiana are Insisted always that plana of Marco said President Wilson had given Foy of while the statistics California. Francs end Italy which barred the Mrs. show, becoming troublesome the position of ing, from his 3100.000,000 fund Thompson of Oregon, MrsAlexander the factorise of tbe firms with which IS.eoa.OO Vatican frSm participation, in discusthe United States government might United Cxecho-Slovaseveral thousand others lost their Henry did their for business, including tbe to fight they Bherlock of Montana. Mrs. Bettis ' be altered. sions regarding questions connected States Steel. Bethlehim, Midvale and reason nd hsd (a be inummlttrd egelasAgh-- t fiaWwnki, and ..'hUetga'V. White of Action a and "'with' the war. Mr. 'Gertrude turn e ((!.' aftoffid'to fcrvieheft pcMhAt 1. ", The money was A. Lee of Colorado. them another sum. to lunatic asylums. A statement has been Issued by 'WAjJiWcVGN. May 29. Governor "virtually a loan, he said. blueprints might b sent to tbe In afternoon the committee con- the Nikolai Lenlne, the Bolshevik premier Hobby of, Texas has notified the state Committeemen questioned the sec- ferredthewith home office in Berlin. state chairmen. of Russia, attacking Bela Kun, chief department that he will offer qo ob1 am not a suspicious person, Mr retary closely on the war department's Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to Palmer of ths soviet in Hungary, according to jection to the passage of the troops of the army In case President on when 1 discovered the "but size policy said, A. Wilson: Mitchell Palmer. a London dispatch. The statement is through Texas provided guarantees for allowances were mads for tbe main- United States attorney our great munition plants were . said to assert that Moscow is ths cengeneral, and that protection of Americans in northern tenance of 500,000 men. They pointed Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant secre- being blown up and that the bombs ter of the world revolution and must Mexico can be obtained. Protests, out that tbe standing law provides for tary of the navy, arrived at noon to were always planted in the most vulbe obeyed." are understood to have however, an army of only 175,000 men and that attend the closing session of the com- nerable spot in the mill by somebody American troops are apparently to state the reached department from a all others must be discharged within mittee. who knew every foot of the plans of b from Immediately withdrawn 29 the completion of Mr. Tumulty denied that he waa those mills. I began to wonder whether four months after Presi- number of sources, including senators WASHINGTON, May northern Russia, transports having ' border states, the basis being demobilization. bearer of a message from President there was any connection between dent Wilson has' cabled the follow- from the movement arrived at Archangel of the Mexican with British that the "The number of men will be reduced Wilson and explained that he came to thorn circumstances. It is still one of Memorial to the forces which will relieve the men who message day ing troop might result in smother raid to the figure authorized unless a Chicago in his private capacity of a the unsolved riddles of the war." have been holding the Jinei during on to similar that American Columbus, N. M. people: change in ths International situation Democrat at the invitation of Chair- ' Mr. Palmer said ths Orenstein comthe last winter. after Mexican troops bad passed arisen which might make a larger man Homer 8. Cummings, pany asked Ambassador van Bernstortf Memorfellow My countrymen: through the United States several force necessary," said Mr. Baker, in to intercede with Berlin to allow them ial day wears this year an added years ago. . Counter Proposals Presented that event Congreas will be asked to contract from the Russian to a take The situation in northern Mexico SALVATION ARMY significance and I wish, if only change the law. government because they could help was described ss sc me what delicate. win the war for Germany by failing to s. by a message, to takepsrt with PARIS. May II. The COBLENZ. Tuesday. May 27. (By Villa haa become advised of CarranOVERTHE TOP IN deliver the goods formulated by the German you in its observation and in ex- - f za's request and it is believed be ia Associated Preea.) Orders were Telephone Rate Matters delegation at Versailles have been de- the the eentimenlswhibh it waiting with sufficient forces to make BIG FUND DRIVE pressing livered to the French authorities. Ths issued today to the American military Enactment of permanent legislation In observing negligible any effort on ths part of inevitably suggests. proposals probably will .go before the police in Coblenz and Treves and to validating the present teleIncreased the federal troops to go to the relief the day we commemorate not council of four of the peace confeNEW YORK. May 29. The occu- phone toil rates and placing tbe teleof area the of throughout Chihuahua City. patrols rence at this mornings session. our reunion the of only country, Salvation armyte campaign for a country under pation to tear down immediately any phone systems of tbe now of also the liberation the but 311.000.000 home service fund haa regulation so aa to prevent Till Still Have Permission political posters should they appear. federal financial world from one of the most seriof the sys, Condemned by Press passed its goal, according to latest The soldiers also wers cautioned to tems whenembarrassment to are returned prito ous free To Pass Through Arizona they which governdanger reports from all sections of the BERLIN, Wednesday, May 23 (By prevent any .meetings of a political vate ownership, was urged before the ment and the free life of men The Associated Press.) The consersenate interstate commerce committee , country, received here today. character. NO SIGN OF NO , PHOENIX. We hare were ever exposed. Arte, May 29 R. E. vative preea of Berlin condemns the Although the New Tork district This action was taken as a result today by N. C. Kingsbury, viceSc presiMcGillen, assistant secretary of slate imcounter proposals to the peace terms now Telethe buried and Bell dent the of gallant Telegraph atUl was 3231,000 short of its and acting governor in the absence of submitted by Germany, especially the of a telephone message from British phone company. Mr. Kingsbury was mortal men who died in this great Gov. Campbell, in New York. , and financial and military concession. quota, the worker expect it would headquarters in Cologne (hat demon- the first witness before the committee 29. When WINNIPEG. Man., May new of a war liberation with Secy, of State Mit Pimrox in Texas, The Gaxette brands the strations bad occurred there Joday in at hearings on legislation looking to go "over the top before nfght-fal-L said today that he had taken no acthe sympathetic strike of Winnipeg of consecration. sense Our reply as suicide and The Post says: telereturn the of the and the telephone tion to revoke the permission for proposed separaThe German people are doomed to protest against union workers' went into the .third thoughts and purposes now are properties Mexican troops to eros Arizona from slavery between two roasters until a tion of the Rhineland from Germany. graph week at noon today there were ev revenues to consecrated of the Questioned maintenance regarding Sonora to Juarez,! elegraphed to the sew German arrives to break the Reports from Cologne also said that the Bell NC-4 MAY HOP OFF eral developments in progress which state department two days ago properties under government of the liberty of the world and chains" - The Kreus Zeitung is skep- a general strike had been declared Mr. said the Kingaburr operation. indicated Acting Gov. McGillen stated thst no tical of the success of ths counter of the union of lu people in a TOMORROW ON LAST to unprejudiced ofobservers ernment lost 39.323,477 from Aug.gov'I. representations had been made to him a few leaders was proposals, despite what It calls Count there as a protest against the sep- 1918. to last May that the control ot and single comradeship liberty under the contract the passage of Mexican troops submiseive-nes-a aration movement. von Brockdorff-Ratxau- s against LEG OF ITS FLIGHT being slowly, but steadily crushed. made with the Bell company. right tit was for this that Our over Arizona soil. He pointed Out and tne Taagiische Rundschau Posters in Cologne set forth that in were involved who the bearing 8enator Kellogg further that the request for tbe permen conscientiously offered their City employees monster mass meetings had been held saidDuring mit had come from the stats departensetment of legislation affecting BREST. May. 20. The United the sympathetic walkout were includ"The German reply is fully as de- in lives. They came to the field of where Coblenz the toinitial action who ment at Washington and Arizona of the the ranks in ed before the applicants telephone States naval seaplane NC-- 4 wilt companies pressing as the Entente terms." been with taken had battle the high 'spirit and by the Germans who of peace was impossible had been telegraphed to day sought positions in municipal deprobably Mart from Lisbon tofavor a Rhineland republic. At the proclamation because of the size of the problem inWashington, no dealings haring been partments. pure heart of crusaders. We must Territorial Clauses Tail-ma- n morrow. A. F. weather W. conducted headquarters of the third army it we volved. Commissioner Street directly with tbe Mexican permitting. never forget the duty that their said that no such meetings had taken to the city council that authorities. Return of the telephone properties Lieut. Commander A. C. Read, reported aa haa laid us fulcritics of upon place. at once was urged by F. P. McKinnon, PARIS, May 21. Wednesday.--- ; nearly all of the employee of his in charge of the craft, wishes to vice president of the United States Inthe section treating on territorial filling their hopes and their purdepartment ars anxious to return In-to New Mexico Open on resch N Memorial England but "fear Germun counter that the of their propothe day, work, questions dependent Telephone association. He pose to the utmost. This It seems also recommended that Congrew make sals to the terms presented by the Altimidation" had been beldtng them according to a wirelesa message For Armed Troops to me is the impressive lesson PROPAGANDA OF lies say. according to a synopsis reach back. provision for the compensation of the picked up here by the United and the inspiring tnpndat of the strike situation seemed whUe under government The ing Parts by the way of Basle that general companies SANTA FE. X. M May 29. Gov. EUROPEAN ORIGIN control gnd that some cognizance be Suites ship George Washington to be nnchanged this morning, al- day. the territory of the Sarre inhabited by Larrazolo of New Mexico, has orderfrom the' U. 8. S. Rochester, which there a a a petfastent report taken of their financial conditions at (iio.onq persons is to be detached from though WOODROW WILSON. ed that th armed Mexican soldiers i the German empire solely because of the termination of the period of conthat the strike forces were preparing is lying In the road at Lisbon. WASHINGTON, May 29. Elaben route from Sonora to Chihuahua ' new. plan of coma claims upon its coal " It ia pointed out to trol. Temporary retention of the presmake 'public orate be permitted to pass through New TACOMA LABORERS propaganda ent intrastate rates In effect until their LEGISLATURE if that during IS years the territory is t promise settlement. Mexico territory, according , to a SNAG be subject to the control of a commlS- fairness can be determined by the being conducted In Brazil. Is beOnly meager report were received statement sion in the nomination of which the given out at the exeeutlv OF office from other strike centers in western OPPOSE REPEAL various state commissions also was lieved by state department offMAY SPOIL PLANS today. Gov. Larrazolo is now 10 to am. no choice. Canada asked. up population has to be icials work tbe of European route from Roamed to Las Vega, WAR BAN ON LIQUOR en the The witness estimated the governRegarding Schleswig-HolsteiBY BELT BATTLE TORONTO. Ont, May 29. ApparN. M , where he wilt arrive tonight. businessmen who hope to'afienate German reply remarks that the front- ments deficit in the operation of inhr, which will be voted upon under Brasilian business from the UnitTACOMA. Wash- - May ,29 The dependent telephone companies at ently expecting that no settlement will the ettpuletions of the treaty "goes 3000.000 exclusive of companies with be effected by the conference between Central Labor council last night voted Concentrating Forces ed 8tates- COLUMBUS, O.. May 29. , much further evea than. the Danish Otofficials at union and which government ths government has no conindorsement of a resolution submitted InfluCertain Legislative efforts to stop Kho tawa today, the genera strike "com by the political committee to affiliate government desires." tracts JAUREZ. Mexico, May 29. Conceny ences, it was said, are also beheavyweight mine of 15, haa issued its strike or- its political action with the Socialist tration ot Mexican federal forces at to be 19 o'clock partv. The resolution will be referred here strike at prizefight championship for the ders lieved to be Interested. nd emnity Proposals continued today with ths arJaurez Brief Senate Session held at Toledo, July 4th. will be tomorrow morning. rut-st- y to locate the President Frank K rival from Villa At the state department no ap- -, ot 200 Abumada centralized in the bouse of repreA list of the eaBinga excepted 'by of the council resigned prior to troops of the 44th regular cavalry' BERLIN. Wednesday, May 23 (By waa felt because tbe at 10 a. m. June 18th. WASHINGTON. Msy 20 After a sentatives prehension was given. It in- the adoption of the resolution. order strike tbe commanded by OoL Cedalloa. The Associated Press ) According to Rev. Dunnes bill giving the govbrief routine session todsy the senste cludes workers in hotel. cafes The council requested Washingtons propaganda wa so patently false Persistent reports that Gen. Vfite al s statement ths full ln- ernor authority to stop prtxo-figh-ts dairies, bakeries, gas houses, water- representatives and senators to vote and Gen. Angulos adjourned to Monday, because of the and the work of commercial cne-- . have Surrounded was made a rrinOal works. Bremen and school todsy e war-timot policeman againm repeal the baa on (Contlnued on pegs two.) (Continued on page, two.) order of buatoaas for that Urns. i Jtqteoc, lotted On (Coot ing as Depressing as the Entente Requirements Demand Made For a New Germany to Break Slavery to TerNow Endured Under Present Regime-Obje- ct ritorial Clauses . ttl. 4 -- -- -- -- txau,-chie- Nearly Two Hundred .! 7 ) . i i t t non-ene- Lost; Crews Dead au l.Or Crazy W -- - Mop-sign- or under-secretar- un-kn- ov New Significance ks -- -- In Memorial Day I a; Says President in Cable From Paris American Troops Will Tear Down German Fosters In Occupied Zone , counter-proposal- ' - pan-Germ- i J ANTI-AMERICA- ' n, Latin-Americ- Wlllard-Dempse- semi-offici- ... - tti |