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Show hww TWta HaU IM Mh feat 14 Opium. IWm (Umi ns lw io jmgks DESERET: EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY A EH IE 7 News l ttkile HX l l kM fc SEVENTIETH YEAH SALT I.AKE CITY UTAH 1XN) I:. wd CHICAGO FIREMEN AND ENGINE MEN JOIN SWITCHMENS UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE MOVE 8,500 VOTE 1 , t1 General De Gouttes Troops Occupy Homburg Completing Operations Planned By French Premier Kei Hera Sy Fate of Nation Depend on Reult Say lnTtTtUII.K prtl o anti-lkiUss- It dnrcwl Deoikloe. aaihwi Ldtin-AmcricA- I Bif Need f.x Hearts, artlted In re IM 7) n Solidarity Russian Embassy in Constantinople While General Denikine Is Fugitive drf if 'i President Crranxa General Romano vsky Assassinated at 'DEFIANCE ti DELIBERATELV Wight and te Pole) a fugitive on board ItrtlUh aanhlp lounevHolHy after ho W third ho wrM to the It ami a rmhaaay with Urartel Ids former itilrt of staff, and It was white ho was throe that the latter aa ans id tinted. Oearrwl lirnlMn la brUrtrd 10 ho la danger hnoaaaa of lie high feeling that iwcvall aaantg Haelnn offkm hero. Bad weal un hoard Ue war-til- p umlrr a gaard tf lirtttafi tnUkva - - Orarvel Knave swd i e aumkov has jkit bred apprehended and he w III he retag hi aa auathra at the Ita la a there I lltile aay, su far aa I hr) can dreoeavlne, nobody vsvw the tragedy, were talking and Htwvaana-h- y with Prince (rarrtii Kioanil, Supplie of Certain Food And Fuel Begin to Run Low in City and Nearly Em20,000 Stockyard ployee Out of Work. CHICAGO. ivm of April 7. Brolh-hnn- o' Locomotive Firemen and i O'--. General Jpnee Elections Are ALLIES e of ToKIU, March 17. Japans gener al election to b held in May will b of profound Importance to the fu lure 1 the nation, aaid Premier llara today In addressing a meeting of leading member of the Ketyukel, or pro government parly. On the taeue of the forthcoming general election depends the fete of "Universal (he nation.' he declared, suffrage, advocated by one opposition, alma at the deetructlon of eocla class distinct lone and even proposes to tsm per with the conscription system which Is ths very basis of tha coun try's defense If speeches In Aha house serve as an Indtx.'' The premier then ciitlclaod the un favorable attitude of the opposition parties towards ths dissolution of tbs diet in March. In ths houao of representative.' he aald. tb sponsor of ths suffrage bill declared that universal suffrage was what tha people wanted. If that aero so, opposition ought to wal-othe dissolution of the diet, thereby the Issue Is going beforo the public Iteelf. On Ibo contrary, then vltopers-tloopposition ewitlwwe r oft tbs government for Its Fin! Vote in Houte I Expected to be Cit Late No Friday Afternoon Amendment to Retolution To be Permitted. la the tilling luoa at live ewihaasy tayvrts sad wvmlt other llveltw and the Utter Ml arrange for a awHur oar to bring hla laggngw A few avlnalra lover revolver ahnta were beard frnva the aleatnrr. and General Romaaoraky waa fovtad la a dying roadlUoa la the nxsn. Grorral floawaovaky aaa unpopular with I lie of Dorr and lU-Ha- rd TenUtive Negotiation For An Economic Understf nd rddlera. ing Are, Interrupted by Troop Entry Into Rukr District Greit Military Plot Laid Bare. EDWARD, PRINCE FIRST CONGRESS VIED rmplojtd In he Chicago witching dUlrirl today had defied their union officials and toted to join the unauthorised switchmen's ttrlkt tailed nrarl) e week ago. WASHINGTON. April 7. House Republicans today cleared the way for Freight traffic through the rxpan-sh- e A special ar low of the ffa- -. a two-da- y debat on tha pear resoluCfiRRfiNZf) 1 ' Chicago district already taa Uooel assembly will be held Bet- tion beginning tomorrow, Under the seriously and both aides screed The cell for th wwainw Monroe Plan rday. to Replace d program adopted by the rule comthat tf the forre of strikers tm era Iwted today lot lowing a Labor Heir and to final will vote the Throne not mittee, be cast Naturalizxtipn urh traffic would ba brouchl Doctrine by Protective English the heeds of IM until after I o'clock Friday. On both virtually to a standstill. Measure of Own Origin political Irtemi Taken pertlc and lb govern- - . Short ye Will b Stops Off in California on days the house will meet an hour The vote of the enflneera and fir' , erst. earlier than customary. f men rams in the face of predictions WASHINGTON. Aprtl T. Be tldarlty Now Short JWaf to the By a strict party rota, the rules com.Country Up must Da lean nations among of crand Officers qf the Brotherhood of FRANKFORT, April t. Occupamittee today agreed ta permit n replace the Monrue doctrine aa the tion of Horn burr by French troop toamendment to Ibo resolution being ofHallway Trainmen and the switchWorker. Planned. Million Four Program protective policy of those countries. fered from the floor, Democrat men's union Of North America, that President Carransa of Mexioe declared day Virtually complete th operation wilt ba permuted to offer one however, In an interview printed recently by outlined to General P Goutta, la be by Saturday the. strike would motion. motion to recommit.- - Kwh Prenaa of Buenos Alrea. copies of charge of the occupation movement. FAN broken by loyal, union men rushed Democrats aald. was contemplated. It CaL. T. T. DIEGO, flrri Tha Ed which have Juat reached Washington. April NEW IODIC, Atrll In his order from th wer office. The probably will provide for repeal of here from other cities. national Immigration confarenc aver ward. Trine of Wales, and hair to the The Mexican executive waa quoted as entire certain war emergency legislation. to hla Tha engineers and firemen declared plan ha been carried out withBritish unaitarabl to declaring arrived opposition throne, off Point Lome Democrat on the rules committee lield In America began her today doctrine which he char- out any atgniAcaat Incident. and ther tha cruiser Renown tha Monroe declared that while no filibustering today, and Immigra"they would ww werh wkh veeb," naturalization acterised aa Inefficient for th purpose Th Inhabitant was to be expected from them they discuss of Frankfort are as they termed tha loyal union men. . earning him to the Antipodes, lay to of meeting ths needs of weak nation. would fight the rroolutlon on the tion law and the shortage of labor, and tha occupation with comaccepting and also demanded an increased wage awaited H not la true. events Amir-h--a President Carransa planned here for ground that Its purpose Is not within the exodua of Immigrant from aald. that the United Htate govern-me- plete outward Indifference. Engineers are paid $5.71 a day and the authority of Congress. , and the cause of unreal among today and tomorrow. assisted-trevolution which an the 1.60 The demanded hour; forand to members of hla placed him in power. Ha expressed prince they view with fhrclgn-bor- o fhe Protett Againtt Occupation Can a Mine Union firemen, paid from 4.1 to $1.11 to , Con- party are to l guests of Ban' Diego hla conviction that unscrupulous mulating recommendation are merchants arms and two for'the sending day, demanded 11 an hour. and tha the round of day ' Official to Face BERLIN. April 7. The Garman , gress. The meeting waa under of affaire ammunition Into Mexico.. The most Passenger trains would not be Incouncil arranged fo tha vialtoi will serious problem, he aald, , lay In tba charge daffaires In Paris was Inof the Inter-raciauspice terfered with, the strikers said. Court For Contempt w York, aad delegate Included rep- begin befor noon. A committee of coming elections, but h promised th structed today to hand to tba French Nf Meanwhile supplies of certain foods federal army will uphold the successand citizen and prominent. BriUgh government a note protesting against PITTSBURG. Kan., April 7. After resentatives of 30 racial group and fuel were beginning 'to run low Admiral' Teitifying Before will be taken to the Renown ful candidate against all malcontents. agriculture. ths French .occupation of Frankfort ' for the to of of Industry, to pie guilty La charge President Prenaa, apokesmen According 1 !n Chicago and nearly- - 14.000 submarine chaser at 11:20 Carransa - - . made and labor la of the opinion that tha and other territory on th right bank... eapHat llid of work out of and wllf be racslved by had been thrown Senate Committee State Howat and two other Kanaxi miner William H. Barr, president Mexican government will annul vast of tb Rhln. council and spokesman for Thereafter luncheon will the'prlnoe. union officials, when they faced Dis- Inter-radat the stockyards by the stoppage of In "be served concessions granted for foreigner Du W must In tb nam of Justice,' . Coleman General Daniel Wa trict Judge 'Andrew J. Curran today, Industry, and - to Lower California.receipts of cattle. It was stated that Epistle aboard the dlrec-Vice Idaho, of board i Admiral Wiltha of reason and humanity, their attorney withdrew the plea. The Font, chairman tb German unless receipts of livestock was recouncil, opened liams of the Pacific fleet presiding officials will face trial Friday morn- tora of the Inter-radsumed shortly approximately. 0,000 not says, maka th sharpest proConfidence. of Breach In statement abeence the A prepared of and Howat Admiral vice ing. August Dorchy, the meeting. men would be made Idle. Hugh Rod- test against tb notion of th French president, and Thomas Harvey, secretary-t- by E. T. Meredith, secretary of agri- man. Will I'orfeit Membership. After luncheon the prince and his reasurer, were admitted to bond culture, waa read. It cannot possibly have been army. their strike The awltchmen-contlnuparty will come ashore and will be 7. Admiral of I&00 each. th Intention of ho treaty of VerMillion Short. WASHINGTON. Four April Broth-erhoo- d the from under an ultimatum rueatg on automobile ride to near- sailles to prevent Germany from reAmerica is 4.000.000 men short as bf Jolnl!. sji of Railway JTrinmen that they Hugh C, Rodman, eommanderlnchlef l"TTUnate order as quickly aa posslbl In aresull "of I dwindling eUmmlgratlon will forfeit thir union memberships of the Pacific fleet, told 'the senate an storing outdoor p Diegos aald. auditorium, since the war." General Du Pont unless they return to work by tomor- Investigating committee that Rear Adwhere the of Its territory most scriouo-l- y th will pert prince apeak are briefly, going "Thousands of, Immigrant row night. They slsa would lose miral Sims letter to Secretary ' Dana sound 7. Two using . , device orBEATTLE, amplifying April Wash, disturbed fhat are by bands of robbers. making back. Other countries wa tried out thelc seniority atandings with the President Wilson persons ware killed, five injured and Ths movement th iels criticizing the navy's part In the efforts to attract Immigra- Was heard last when fuhr Ig region, railroads. ganized fall and by the aid of a number of others received mlnoi' tion. The U lilted Btates is not. The strikers claimed -- early today war was very indlscrsatJ' e which It is expected that 4.00 per- hurts as ths result of fir which (f it had not been quickly opposed, denunciation or sona in indiscriminate The can that 1 (.000 men already were out hla hear voice. The stadium early today destroyed the Hotel Lin- wou(dhave shaken the republic to it Sima he Admiral Indiscretions, takbean n has which 25.000 foreign-horthe the district and that by night In bis very particularly said, Is resulting In will accommodate that many, aad the coln, a family hotel at Fourth avenue foundation both, politically and ecowould be on strike. Railroad official breach lay ing place f America, this local committee expects to eee It filled and Madison street. In the downtown LONDON, April 7c Recent unof confidence In making pub. . country. It to nomically. of them and 'switchmen leaving yardmany said about 2.600 ; lic an Intimate and confidential concapacity. a confirmed Sinn of misunFein district, - with a property loss esti- i Evcrywhef that the troops arsureport in also and growing clerks Office Is out. resulting men were the at held been should foreiFollowing which f speech mated versation the at etadl. 400,009. haye rived tbe movement quickly colapproximately, at)d plot tor an armed uprising in Irederstandings between native the be will ora, taken perintendents joined the union strike- secret. . . to Th a prince dead: hotel in a . .' general across Ban lapsed." residents and gn-born land were based on fact, according breakers in the yards yesterday. Diego bay, where? he will The witness referred fa Sims tesFred J. Hamilton, 50, Berkeley, CaL, The not points out that alleged Industrial and of demoralization I William 1. Bond, treasurer of the be the dinner guest of Mayor and Mrs. killed by leaping from fifth floor. to the Irish police. They state that Admiral' Benson, former violations of the treaty must, under lfe." switchmen's union, aald 19 trunk lines timony Wilde of Ban Diego. The day'a events chief of naval Operations, told him Miss Gray Hamilton, 21, daughter the terms of that' Instrument, be re-that they are in possession of In- -, The immigrant no longer willof come and five' belt lines were paralysed prior to his departure for London not will conclude with a ball, also ar- of Fred IL Hamilton,. . Jumped from, dressed by all th signatories on the worto America to enjoy freedom formation, not only 'Indicating a Eighteen railroads to let the British pull the wool over by the strike. Allied aide, and not by a single one, fifth Door. of free speech, but ranged by1 Mayor and Mre. Wilde. were affected to some extent, officials your eyes, we would ship or the rightreason rising was Intended, but that cerae soon fight Hundred of spectators gathered In acting independently.. kill be ecothe "Impelling admitted. In been Berlin had Germans tain as Germans. the them the atreeta saw Hamilton and his nomic," Mr. Barr said. Switchmen's strike leaders early toHad Admiral Sims' letter been less Firedaughter Jump to their death sent to engaged to fundah war material. on Rrodmlion. day said delegations had been Depends Rodman it the build- March on Dvuteldorf the aldee.of men, said, Admirgi Indiscreet,. climbing other and Kansas 'Milwaukee, City, "Our permanent national prosperity would, no doubt, have received due ing with scaling ladders, rescued s' clues to call strikes. consideration by the proper authorinumber of guests, whose escape hsl AIX -LA CHAPPELE. Rhenish depends upon .sound production and Strikers. one of ita essential features Is a sufbeen cut off. Over 200 guests, acant-- 1 Prussia. April t. German govern ties and doubtless some good would Campaign Against. ficient supply of unskilled worker lly clad, made their way to safety' ment troops are marching on Dusael-dor- f. Grand lodge officers of the Broth- have come from ft.' the Admiral Rodman, who commanded down emoke-ftlle- d Occupation of the town Is preFor years it Is tha labor of the linml stairway. erhood of Railway Trainmen and a aeven-stor- y brick dicted late this evening or tomorrow squadron1 Brotherhood of Firemen and Engine-me- n the American battleship grant that has' supplied this need. out, and frame structure, was wrecked by morning. x Becretsry Merediths statement called their divisional chairmen with the British grand fleet during lined the work of the department of falling waits. on the 20 roads affected by the strike the war, told the committee that the reference to imto Chicago today to plan the cam- American navy did Its full share most agriculture and with farm-labOccupation Denounced In helping to probthe strikers. and the and efficiently migration splendidly Picket Released on paign against RENO, Ncv., ApriL 7. A suit More-th- an 4,400 union awitchman. bring the war ag&innt the Huns to a lem, said: BERLIN. April 6. Occupation ef to set aideihe" divorce 'granted' Bond After Entering-- Plea German of Immigrants are at work today a strikebreakers. successful and victorious conclusion." Many thousands cities in the neutral son east' announced, who came from farms In their home Vice President Whitney now to ' Mrs. Mary Pickford, by French troop was Not Guilty of the Rhine of and similar action is expected to be- Order Greek ALBANT, X. T.. April 7. Two bills country and who are real lover of an official statement in denounced will Fairbanks be filed' Douglas Troop in our taken by the firemen and englneda.igned to. carry, out the recommcn- - the soil, have bene sidetracked week by the attorney ge nera 1 . WASHINGTON. April 7- .four da5r 11 U ,clared that roverament men. To Advance in Asia dutlon of the assembly Judidiary com discontented elements can be trans next B. Corrigan and M. W. Cabin, asof Nevada, according to a's'tate-me- nt British 'wUh' theeeDse of' the sistant grand chief engineers, were in lng ther embassy entered pleas mlttee for barring the Socialist'party formed into contented agricultural made today bv Robert of not ATHENS, April 7. Oreck troops of America from participation In poli- workers if they are told how to make conference with the firemen chair' guilty today befor United i" genRichards, attorney deputy peaee treB,y nor!u f001. ",d. 1. out . Btates Commissioner Richardson and of man, thia morning after a vain effort have been authorized by the supreme the right move. eral, who has been investigating proportion with th Insignificance each for to were admitted bail last night to prevent the strike of their military council of the Allies to ad- tics In New York state, were Intro1,000 theunder circumstances which men. There is a great deal of sym- vance in Asia Minor in anticipation duced In the legislature today. """ at preliminary hearing of our measures In the Ruhr region. 'the decree was granted. Th suit appearance Women Pickets Will for the of an eventual attack by Mustapha next Monday. The women spent the ts to pathy in the brotherbod ranks measure Intended on be will One based require that allegations Kemal. - They have occupied a strat' collusion and switchmen, Corrigan said. . night in the house of detention after Great Britain Inactive conspiracy were reTurn Attention Now The situation has become desper- egic position east of the sector they the attorney general of the state to failing to furnish 11,000 bond. to case in the sorted conducting dlvls-ioate because of the fact the wages paid have held around Smyrna, accordinge begin' an action 4n the appellate Th specific charge against tbe woIs little InsuffiLONDON. April of tha because and that State a dispatch tQ.thenewspaper.Eth-werDepartment men waa that they did unlawfully, probability- - at Great Britain particithese. men. in tha Chicago terminals to for L third of either residence department., of the ciency nos. live to absolutely not ' enough and. feloniously, menace bod- pating In- - the French - advance Into " party to the case the court failed wilfully, clal determinatioji of, the question , The strikers." on, Corrigan said. to acquire Jurisdiction, ily harm and violence to the person of Germany aa far as can be ascertained AprtJ 7. Barred whether the principles, doctrines, or bjr WASHINGTON, he added, .receive a schedule rang- Italian Commercial hla excellency the counsellor of the at present, and, according to a stateAs a result of the examination the police from picketing the Britad In- ment current In some quarter ing from 4 to 5.7 a day. Continupolicies of the Bocialtst party "if car- ish embassy, , leaders of the women the I have made of the flies and embassy and charge d'affaires ing. he added: wMh Mission of Great Britain in tha United Rrltsh government feel Itself placed an cause terim case. Irish in Athen the . records in the Pickford sub Wduld effect sympathizers Into ried destroy, Our men could look out the 'winC. Ronald Honorabe would Btates the and he turn t Jiounced v French General In an awkward position by the said Deputy Attorney today that vert or endanger the government of,)ooM( ,h(.)r dows of their cabs and ace common at tbe occupation of German b;nIjer.beaera on th( cities. Richards, I am satisfied that the" Llnditay and did then and ther ATHENS. April 7. It Is announced Honaald laborers receiving mors than engi- here and nation. him. of the the house state, because Is not state . When such a move was discussed valid the decree dwelling commerdepartment. that ' an .Italian neers who had devoted year te their cial The companion measure is designed court had not ecquired Jurlsdlc- - orable Ronald C. Ltndsay, assault, af- recently at the meeting of the ambasThey said the pickets would apmission has arrived in Athena apprenticeship." front and insult him in violation of sadors' council It la said Great Britain tion and because collusion and on the way to Russia to negotiate, to amend the public officers law re- pear as soon as painters could 'comto of ScMdule. persona th law of nations. Trains Move on and Italy dissented, or at any rate, plete banners bearing extracts from with the soviet government for the lating to qualifications conspiracy were resorted to. A to Secfor their office an declared and R. G. Berry and P. J. Ryan ap- strongly addresf which they the necessity of provide suit to set aside tbe decree will Railroad , offices announced - this purchase of raw materials for manu- hold women and and In th office for as New from had made counsel General preYork be exclusion "teforetaJcin' filed public by Attorney retary Colby facture. The mission!, it is stated, peared morning that passenger trains were is was represented by J. Easter rising dn Ireland In Fowler about th middle of next after the the government (nil lion rubles venting the exercise -of official provided- with several. : . , err;--S. Archer and L. R. Mason. (Continued on page llaz) 1111, In cash. (Continued on page nine.) aqg-mente- I d III eta-bar- Vital Importance Represenla- - ,00 members of Hit A II li ED ON IMMIGRATION OPENS SESSIONS OF WALES, PAYS . SAN DIEGO CALL oow-ferce- 'Antipode; ta SIMS LETTER Un-Am-or - INDISCREET IS nt RODMANS VIEW al real-den- ta -e- mploye 1 al - al Leap From Blazing e Th-r,d- Hotel; Two Killed -i! Plot Revealed 1 Bo-ct- all . Nevada WiI Ask s'. -- Bills Would Bar i Court to Annul Socialist From ' Pickford Decree The-buildi- ng, New York Politics - n- 1T - od A -- 1 |