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Show t. W?1! Hw M a hews Teda." altse )m lk aee Tk steals while ll la DESERET EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY 1(T PAGES OCTORER SALT LAKE CITY RO frarllM Thrift, IUi awlaaiaa atlUa, UTAH lf RhI Ika Mitaf SEVENTIETH m alW pert- - YEAR TiTirmirni uo c3b cfc cSb W3 cSb cSb to cvb c3j i ua fciO tv3 I . .1 R.i cSj . CvJ Curtailment of Coal Production Violates Control New Criminal Statute to Be Invoked By Attorney General eft c3b dfc tSb cFo im cSb Cvb uo WJ tfeb CvJ) Cvb cSb cSb cSb CREEL INFORMATION I SIX MILLION i P After Termination of Feder- During Consideration of Favorable Report Obtained Bjr Attorney General on al Control, RecommendaBudget in German Nation Measure Detigned to Rid on - al Assembly He Outlines tions of And 'of That Sumg Says ReConcluding Paragraph So of Commerce Radical Details in Future Interstate Country Organ) Peace Conference Note to port of Council of Nation-the Provides. of zation Army. Germany on Bolshevik al Defenze, Milch Was ExRussian Blockade Con pended With Gross NegliWASHINGTON. Oct. 3. At th reOct. SO. ContinuWASHINGTON. Zl'RICH. Faltierlaiid, Oct. 30 State tains Significant ance of the payment of the governBefore quest of Alty. Gen. Palmer the senate French Wireless Service) gence Records Are Cha-otiSub-Committ- ee Attorney General Palmer Frames Governments - t -the Position and Outlining the Legal Phases of the Situation Miners Who Want to Work Will Be Protected Troops to Be Used As Last Resort Cabinet Called Into Session. f'4 G ment standard return to railroads fortha sdnptlnn-- nf ths German budget tn immigration committee today ordered ment : a favorable report on the house bill j six hiontha after the end of federal I, he national assembly at Berlin, la provided h thejfiihllc Inter- - ( cordlhg to advlcea received here, the providing for deportation and permadraft German war minister, ilerr Nos We, nent exclusion from the United States state commerce TAIUS. Ut 30. The test of the uf legislation for solving the railroad rominunlrated to the assembly de- of alien anarchists. WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. The comnote sent by Marshal Koch to Gen. Nu-- j prob!em af,er private ope ration of the talla of the of the mittee bn public Information headed Th house measure defor provide danl for transmission to the German j,nM reurtled. future German army In accordance portation of aliens Interned during by Georg B. Creel, cost th governgovernment Inviting Germany to par-- j g made for govern- - with the provisions of the Versailles th rrovUlon war In addition to anarchists and ment about l, 900, 000 on the face of Uol"h-- ! of blockade in the to be ap- - pearo treaty. uch )(Min tldpate mpnt also those convicted of violating the its chaotic records, according to official Th territory of Germany ha been vlst Russia, la similar to that sent 10 rr0VP(j by th Interstate commerce divided espionage, seven Into draft, explosives and .oth- reports now before Congress which of each districts, the neutral stutea with the exception commission with the' carriers being which will raise on of the seven di- er laws. Allens making throats ays the committees affaire cannot be The note folof th last paragraph. tho against tha required to give security. Likewise vision of infantry specified In aupresident also would be wound up for tlx month becauae of lows: la made for the refunding peace treaty and tile military to provision the bills provisions, which the confusion. subject In district command thorities of theeq "The president of the peace confer of debts, owed by the companies to the would make final any deportation deChairmen Creel end other members will be the same powers cisions ence has been requested by the confer- government which were contracted formerly granted of tha secretory of labor. assigned to the corps comof th committee ere charged with WASHINGTON, Oct. SO. After nearly four hour debate, the senate ence to Inform the neutral govern-mnt- s during a government operation. Gen. Palmer advised the Atty. Work on the legislation was com- manders. that Immediate enactment gross negligence in handling the govtoday adopted a resolution assuring the administration of the support of These corps districts cease to ex- committee of a decision taken by the su- pleted last night by the of the bill a necessary because of ernment's fund In 1. Th three cavalry diIndustrial report by E- - K. Oct. ist from emergency. CwifRiu In maintaining order during the "present assowas and Allied not measure of the the but proposed preme council S or by the treaty will present conditions. visions la worth of th oouncll of national Ell provided Senator UFollotte, Republican, Wisconsin, offered, but later withof 4 decision the made public pending ciated powers In regard to economic Prison ee s at Ft. Douglas. be assigned to special districts but which will meet late not defense, appointed to liquidate the drew,' an amendment proposing assurance to the coal miners of their lawwilt be distributed th pressure which la to ba exerted on full committee, The blit affects throughout and commit r of to the final the framing begin , today affair.' , , Bolshevist Russia. ful rights. 600 men country. about now danInterned ae The German government la asked bill. th Noalte lasued Minister of hundreds Th committee hop expressed aliens at gerous Camp Oglethorpe, Thrre are said to be wide differences it would ,be possible under thee and Fort Douglaa, WASHINGTON, Oct. 0 Frceid ent Wilsons cabinet was called In a pe- to take measures similar to those Utah, according to check for Individual expenses far In between the house draft and tha sen - that an to create condition Oen. important Palmer. excess of th tl.ooe maximum limit Atty. aessiou to make this final for ate dal bill, committeemen admitting their j morning plana dealing with the strike of . "The avowed hostility of th Bolshefor Qermany..,-Included among those Interned," fixed by Congress, th report says, t hltnmimm coal miners Saturday. T he call was Issued by Secretary Ian- - vist toward all government and thofr plan doea not contain provision pro- mjltary organisation th attorney general wrote, "are revo. They ranged. It adds, from 1100 to orone creating a International program ofrevotut1on hibiting strikes,board , slng. Mr. Elllsworth said he waa lutlonsry radicals, convlcttd criminals, 3600,000. to determine th which they'are spreading abroad con- transportation Individuals with long pollc records, refusing to pay some account ap- railroad needs from the point of the PALMER EXPECTS ARREST national the for stitute grave danger 30. t Federal government agencies moved swiftly WASHINGTON, Oct propagandists and proved by Chairman Creel. Inpublic service. security .of all power. Every ce dividual ki own to be, or suspected In, Mr. Ellsworth said he found a of' Chairman Each, who headed the today to meet the situation which will result from the strike of bituminous crease of strength of the Bolshevists j enemy being of 11,500.000 left out of the t, said ha expected to agents. coal miners Saturday. would increase the danger and would have the "Unless this bill of a bill similar In I 060.000 from President Wljaone ape final bill before the house be contrary to the desire of all peo- it character la passed It will become nee- - dal war fund and 11.360,000 Iierelepmenta included: . consideration the latter part of for prodded are to who seeking ples senary on the ratification of th treaty by Congress, Included In th commiOrders to railroads to confiscate all coal In transit if necessary to build next week and tha he would be well t peace and social order. of to aet free peace of danttees assets. R bills all waa these if aggregated roads. reservs Unpaid and for of pleased the finally passed by up operation It la in this spirit that the Allied Nov. 16. Ho indicated several hundred thousand of dollar that plana for 30. Many gerous Individuals." , WASHINGTON. Oct. of the priorities list of the fuel administration so and associated governments after were still In the committee file, he the house Nov. 10 new arrests In a number of states for of adjournment with would be that the railroads, public service utilities and essential Industries will have studying the commercial relations said, some of them many month unupset to complete the rail Bolshevist Russia find these relations bill. food and fuel con- ENGINEERS EFFORT TO of the violations first call on whatever coal la mined and on that In storaga. acted upon. There were also cheek indeed could only be effected through Ls laid g No new rule of and motley order pavable to the comtrol law are expected soon by th Preparation of an executive order the agency of the chiefs of he Bolshe- down mittee aggregating 373,000 dated laat by the house of Justice. vist government who disposing at department establishing maximum prices for coal unspring upon which collection had not resouroe draft which leaves practically will of th products and It clear tomade Palmer and completion of plans by the deAttyGen. E been attempted, and Ellsworth said n u which commercial liberty would bring changed authority of the Interstate that the governments he also found "several thousands dolpartment of justice to punish those them would thereby achieve consider- commerce commission to fix "just and day with the coal strike had- - not lars worth of checks . . . thrown In guilty of profiteering and hoarding. able increase in their tyrannical reasonable" rates. slowed up the campaign to reduce file cases without any effort to real- Announcement by Secy.-La- ne Among other Important changes living costs. Since the criminal that strength which they are exercising CAUSE OF DISASTER ise on them.; over the Russlsn population. r' proposed Is the placing of coastwise amendments to th food and fuel conthe government would not hesitate to J and Inland water camera, independent trol law have been added, the departEiMenoes of Carelessness. Allied the conditions these Under Induscurtail consumption of coal In and associated governments request of their Joint use with steam lines, ment of Justice has been preparing to Other were found negotiable paper tries 60 per ce.nt so that essential Inthe LOS ANGELES. Cal., Oct 30. The in desk trays Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, under control of the commission: prosecute cases on evidence previousand oi. the floor dustries might be kept In operation. Dutch, Finnish. 8panish, Swiss, Mexi- which also would have jurisdiction ly obtained. As a result it was said toll of death of E. H. Hobbs, former resulting from the wreck In the offloe General discussion of the situation can. Chilean. Argentinian, Colombian bver rates. that indictrryents might be expected late officer and business mana- by President Wilson's cabinet which yesterday of a southbound South- disbursing The bill provides for continuance of soon throughout th country of pergovernments to be of the committee, end additional ger TRIKE orders have been deliv- and Venexuelaq met In special session at the call of and ern Pacific passenger train, was enough to make an immediate, the arbitration plans set up during sona guilty of flagrant whoarding placed funds In New York and Washington ered to miners In the Utah coal good 8eey. Lansing. , agreement with them in measures to government control with an added pro- profiteering. banks captured railroad by officials six at and th banks and In Russian Working out of plana by which camps. The agitators have had prevent their nationals from engaging vision that court action could, be In-- 1 by the Bolshevlkt, the report said. On miners who wish to continue work will number of in 110. at Tha commerce Injured Bolshevist dead with Rus- stltuted for twice the amount of damhandbills printed announcing reany Item of 310,000 in the hands of a Near be afforded every possible protection Included the engineer and fireman of York auctioneer was listed, "several sia and to assure that this policy will ages suffered by a plaintiff as the reIncluding that of federal troops should ception of the news from headquart- ba rigorously executed. the train. Of the Injured 1 0 were !ist- - thousand dollars with an army officer sult of a strike or lockout ers in Indianapolis calling all the men that become necessary. To refuse clearance to In Rumania," and other funds left papers th bill finally is reported ed as seriously hurt. Fuel Administrator In Charge. out in the Utah' camps on Nov. 1. every ship going to Russian ports in to Before with consuls in Russia and Franc. house a labor section substantithe STRIKE GENERAL TO CALL The wreck waa caused, according to At the conclusion of the special Specimens of these hand bills are ex- the hands of Bolshevists or coming ally the same as that in the' senate From - the above statement of -railroad Officials, by the engineer, factsi" Ellsworth said, th Committee, from said ports. General pected to be received In this cabinet meeting. Attorney bill, providing fine and imprisonment city, when To establish similar measures for for Frank Fiedler, attempting to round a (senate committee on appropriations) Palmer announced that the fuel ad- Denver an A agreement among any 3 Rio 'persona No. Grande arrives at Inall merchandise destined to be sent ministrator would take control of the curve near Acton, 67 niilo can readily see the manner In which conInterstate will to SO. be Associated traffic the stop Oct. PARI8, (By 10:45 use his oclock Russia by, any other sidered handling of coal and would nortl of this city, at a speed. tn ex- the flnanc'al affairs of the committee tonight. There are be- to Bolshevist committee. the by of Pari from absence 'The take Lever act the route. Press.) cess of 86 miles an hour. Th train (on public Information) were handled tween 4,000 and 6,000 men tg authority under To refuse passports to all person whatever aeps might be necessary to in the Utah coal camps. employed Leon Jouhaux, president of the gen- consisted of 13 cars. Two baggage before being transferred to the counOf these meet the situation. the labor agitators claim 76 per cent going to Bolshevist Russia or coming eral federation of labor, who Is on his cars and five passenger cars left the cil of national defense."' An etecuive order restoring maxiA New York moving picture are organized Into membership of the from it, except through understanding film and overturned. mum prices for coal will be issued by Western Federation of Miners, while with the Allied and associated governway td th United State to attend th track concern. Mr. Ellsworth stated, claimed exact The number of killed persona Ofat labor conference President Wilson probably today. International the operators claim this is "on paper" ments. two 38.000 accounts and of 327,000. could not be ascertained early today, ficials would not say what maximum only. At all events there are evidentIt is the disposition, with a view Upon my refusal to pay game with. . Washington, has caused th extrem- - .railroad officials bad been determined upon. not half of the mining forces of to preventing banks from doing busiIWbor to make debris of the "wreclphatf notYlTbeen 't,M of federation 1st tn ly th brPer investigation ho added, - Drr Garfield was at the White House-befor- the state Included Irl the federation, ness with Bolshevist Russia, as tar as an attempt to organise a general atrlk aar-- 4 UJb Ueporta of survivors were they referred their case to the Whit , the cabinet met in special ses- end whether the "tall w'ill wag the possible, to request refusal by each 7 for Nov. conflicting, one man declaring he had Houae' After careful Investigation. I sion to put final approval on plans to dog or vice versa will not be known government to its, own nationals of In approving warranted TO DEFEAT LIQUOR . Circulars now are being sent thto counted nln bodies at the scene of lld not protect the public when the strike of until Saturday morning. 11 for facilities BolFrance The with union throughout asking correspondence nope thg wreck. Death is believed to have lt nd Jt dld not PPa'- to be a Just one. miners goes into effect Saturday. Di- smong the operators Is that the minto shevist Russia local committees or a of a the to forwarded by WM post, the audtior telegraph been almost instantaneous in the case opinion rector General Hines also was sum- ority will not be able to coerce the wireless. the advisability of all organisations of Fiedler, his fireman and the four,for th ,ut and other departments moned to give a detailed report of majority, particularly as no miner Innote In to sent The atrike a contains reasons I wlh proteat 39. Germany Oct. did th COLUMBUS, general Ohio, not ap-why Imme- atartlng passengers known to have been killed, i conditions confronting the railroad ad- dividually, or any body of miners col- the following final Prtve even though approved by Mr. against Intervention In Russia and paragraph: the heavy the of train Introduction diate proministration. legislation engine, have filed The British and French lectively, a commission to examine two baggage car and five passenger Cr any complaint and al" tha chef of the dlvt-caIt had been expected that the first with the company managements. The In the Gulf of Finland shall warships viding for a prohibition tax running convoking the propoaltion. films. . left the track, one car being 'on step tn the 'genersl campaign of the relations of the men and the com- to change the routes of shipscontinue to to and M. as as high 3500,000 Jouhaux preKeen opposition thrown squarely across the rails and Z IT. government would be to bring back panies have up to this 'very hour been for ports of Bolshevist Russia.' bound perhaps Washto four th the other delegates vent the sale of Intoxicants between up, in ditches at the RED MYSTERY the fuel administration, which still entirely peaceable and agreeable, with SHIP theothersPfiUng before conference developed the date of ratification of the peace ington exists, although Its working organiza- no Indications of a ripple of disconmissions departure. The 'extremFive bodies have been brought here.j JENKINS iCfDNAPED, tion has 'been demobilized. Dr. Gar- tent. CAPTURED AT treaty and Jan. It, 1930, when consti- th SEA claiming while a relief opposed the voyage, detoured over anfield pointed out. however, that the prohibition goes Into effect, ists When word reached this city of the French labor should not collaborate other line, to train, will be asked of Congress by the railroad administration could wield 11 condition of thing at the mines, INVESTIGATOR SAYS tutional WITH CARGO OF get to this elty as soon Gen- conthe certain with classes I attending to as E. If. possible, expected to reach here league, according III?, n! I crftl Manager Moroni Helner of ihe harmful ference. consider which they some inThe of tho this LITERATUREtime preferential the secretary league to the French organization. morning w(th 8. Fuel company, called a meeting MEXICO C1TT. Wednesday, Oct. 2. Cherrlngton. workingmens Interests jured. oer which coal may be allocated and U. ab- executive committee, in an announceIntimations Published th aH of local that the operating companies, No efficl-- j distributed will stand without change of whom except the Wyoming Inter- duction of Wjllfam O. Jenkins, Amerl. ment tonight. that ther investigation of the . HELSINGFORS, OtU 10. (By h wreck had9 been arranged this except for elimination of munition est were represented at the meeting can consular agent at Puebla, present- waa tittle dodbt that such a measure. conAssociated 1ress.)? What is described a took wartime in plants," which which held an executive session this ed phase indicative of connivance by If introduced, would' peas. a- - a Bolshevik mj stery ehlp" car, siderable part of the visible supply., and impending labor Mr. Helner for the com- Jenkins and certain ef hts associates Existing afternoon. Th vying d cargo consigned to aid of the would troubles such passage In are a with the a to refuted AMERICAN jnKoctkm for Miners.. stated bandits, ARRESTED flews reporter, panies, Aineitcen legation, Stockholm, Jn a measure, he asserted. The amount Irotectlon for miners willing to re- - after the meeting, that the coal opera- story published by the Excelsior. The of to American museums." trunf.'t has FOR COMPLICITY liquor inJhe United States he' estimatn at work in the mines despite the tors realised the situation and' their newspaper' etorv Is th result of an been captured by Britivh destroyer , at (5,000.000 gallon trike order waa given, serious cAisld-eratlo- n responsibility to the public, and pro- investigation bv iu speclat representa- mated In waters Finnish and Into taken IN THEFT IN He stated that in it proposal to dry by the cabinet. The. general posed to keep In close touch with the, tives In Puebla. Bjorktv. Under a cargo of flax.. It is The Excelsior savs the consular leaders In Congrestbe league would He said: HUNGARY -t-waid. .was found a muss of Bolshevik understanding la that the ordinary local and state authorities. VOX H. KARL WIEGAND, By os set the minimum was to and will 3100.01)0 figure make will that be '"We effort .really kidnaped every keep agent police forces, state and local, literature printed In Englt a, French (Universal Service Staff Correspondent) used first, but troops will be ordered tfue mines in operation In order t Cordo.va. leader of the bandits, signed forA the prohibitive tax.. snd German". There v as also a valuGENEVA. Wednesday, Oct, will of b leader conference It dry to a the 300,000 recelptffor to fuel pesos, . the and although Cablt Jn. to the mines if necessary. people get (bpecikl able collection of art objects and Dispatch.) 1 9. The Budapest police hav held In at one, ho con-- , Government officials endeavored to dustries'tn the teirltory we supplv. vve rai a It is not known bow much of this eluded. films idealising soviet conditions. , BF.rCJ.V, Oct. 30. With th slogan , nr rested Leapder Bsttiek. re-'obtain furt Kerrrportrifofncbaif epeT-- t ffrewattin for word from Washing aicuixithaa bec-- t Id oc w ho paid. 3c pfel'BTTR Mirntch raditarirawsr The arrest of Jenkins attorney, who) J.sttra Tirttnr nnA niei cs nrlt ,gen ton to learn .what th federal author! ITUA drf-'bs- a with inarch lent and- - Bolshevism 'and been released on bail. Is believed friend of BcU Kun. former tlAIri, and ties propose doing, before-taki-lam. to with .coclai about-bconnec. real In of to entertained been have We dictator had Hungary. the together Free-hel- t. inite action. brought ,back RETURN TO WORK - BONDS LIBERTY editorial Hunadmission the an to of the not local th Hon assure j theft minerwith mould testlby courts the go wanting hopes that Soth of at nonIn aid looked more valu'd last to moment theorran the in jewels, Independent royal and In j clearing up up garian faceuf tjie'out. epen the tnlneaBaturday" NEW TORK, Oct. 80.2 Demand ef cialists. that Russian Bolshevism canIn some' way. Mess hszr charges in connection wlh millions of inarkli. according' to Final Quotations. sir ke order ConHdenl.al advice to ee the crisis averted soil of 1.000 retail grocery clerks who struck root no Itsttlck is over take the not h in here made ransom a Prague dispatch. political persons "Dur paid coal1 operatives in the from government agents a new trend has been given aif to have told the police that Tuesday for increased wage and short- whatever. Let the pohllcbe..i meoev. . had' Indicated that a large mands territory, NEW YORK. Oct. bond Germany, In Germany Liberty had been commieeloncd by r hours have been granted and th movement of lhis( The cordtlon of Mr Jenkins, who radical he the to nimTSei-'n- f miners would not strike In enind the coal companies J,:.s m fodsv were. will return to work tomorrow, whfch I of great significance. Both nerve to eee mi uin the hoeplal suffering from ..price Bela Kun to sell th jewels In tho mja S3 4s. 00: trs? and It ha4 been thought here that th state willoneexert every 31. ftSQ.tt. 15 e scojidts. we-- V enaounced today -- Th Mut of the were interpreted today se an sdtnis-aio- n Umte4 ktalea for Urk prtvstmns.-msd-h 32 14, first suffer, 41 e all of 'that no 20. second to liYT; be would mines upen I a nine hourday and a Included for asked : clerk In . which of th of Bolshevism 2 defeat mt that the unions continue la opera- - it imporsilile for Win to giie out a lblrd 4 is, 4j. els. prlcelee fourth 4i. 2:6 vic11: ' wggo-ac' CehLnued on of 139 a wook. , crown, have been recovered. ' j itlonf S2: victory, 4a statement today . -- Germany. tory, 21s, page ment-Announcing- J .I, a ... si four-wome- n , G, bal-lan- fl - rate-makin- HANDBILLS ARE pre-occ- pa-tlu- CIRCULATED ON SUE COAL .... port-fb-po- s N rt -- f1 13-c- ar rs ' Anti-Salo- J - BOLSHEVIKI v IN; GERMANY FAIL Wa-hlngt- on yr rnpc tutnAd i ng y - at prison of-ct7- nee.) jw. union-officiat- e kl . " 1 " w ft H 5 |
