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Show 10 THURSDAY PAGES ($h (83 (83 DESERET EVENING, NEWS. OF REVOLT cto (S3 (93 A PHIL (93 rj (3 HUO SALT LAKE (03 (03 (93 (Ci hew Ywny Mm TV ta mml MW UTAH CITY (83 (& TwA' ftlM Fays CM SEVENTIETH (93 (93 V. Row YEAH cUb (S3 American Troops Patrol Border to Guard Against Invasion By Either Faction in Strife Csndido Aguilar VILLA 0PfllS:ecIeral Action Is Being Taken to Punish . j eastern Outlaw Railroad Strike Leaders i Tin no IGOVERMENT French Strikers Would Nationalize Public Utilities twin Ur nd rawni ef ore beo'O PAlUa C IS. April IntneUne lb Mef at as starting piel h tllnapUig ante ft Noth at ho by Moil Serious Conditions Are At Chihuahua City Where Rebel Soldiers Were Driv n From City Yesterday; Carranza's "Steel Ring Too wepUod Wvv, Uu bwft Oigbs WITH SMALL FORMERLEGAL ADVISE MARGINOVE SAYS CALIFORNIAN m. Oonantln Avert ntjerl I (bo epfwwvej ef lb pemi lobar fad end by (b ermtfti bovo bra emwlre rwhww at (b roil, rood fKVvolin. ewe lUlmuhn drdrgosm with (bo rtwellro one riorird WUreo at (bo pawei fadnralhm WoUl NEW JERSEY WAS FAILURE, I IIMud ant for iKo eetlniU. 1 Oao Host of pblk MUUkro. boro (ho ptn day pul WOOD LEADS OF CARRANZA few trying ia General Command Mexican Army Department Mexican Pretident Failed to Live Up to Present Indications Show That Army Min Will Have 11 Delegates to the Chicago Convention and Johnson Gets 10. Promiiet; Neither Paci fied Country Nor Inaugurated Re forma. DEFENSE OF FAIR PRICES" ob-l-ot oappnrt t4 tho rrvaiollawory plana. Ao for s roa b sore la load wo AxSjinn vroo rrarlWL Tbo wall of Pari or pis sirred with tppnJt od weelfiMaa Ono Opproi ronrinded with ft hit of ao Broken. General Samaniefo PALMER MAKES Aban--( dons ReYoIutioniiU and Proffer HU Service to Government --Country Divided Into Military De- 39 Th WASHINGTON, YORK, April 29 With MaJ April Virtually All Traces of La- NEWLeonard partment. Carranaa government has been a Weed leading He net or f)n. R. bor Trouble Have Disap- Johnson of California by only a fow Attorney General on Stand G. Hopkins ghostly failure, hundred votes In the New Jersey Tit FASO. Texaa. April 29 Amerl Washington attorney and formerly honor. mirtaM WAMIIXGTOX, April In Chicago preferential -Before House Judiciary There; peared me Kay I." k counsel for Carranaa. testified today wot sear presidential primary. Ml) troop, established last night along Io 4 lb illy of nohushaa -(kpw g eo aoid. who 'll aneanat (bo a committee (hot before lnvlgat-InJohnson's led y manager Oit MhImi kordsr campaign by rvbrl f arrow, formerly umrwrt Railroads Claim ContinIn Committee e bo win low Investigapradwcwf fteoy Mr. Mexican affairs. nounced today that a recount would Hopkins dwafting (or th fir sign ef a rumored au4 mru at th fedora! epgdJesold th Mexican loader had failed In Keees. Morris. Glucealer ued Improvement in Traf- be revolt Is lh Mexican city of Juares tion of Sugar Agreement tu that city, area reportedgurriouw today hoe to and and Camden counties keep all hi premia to lh etet 4rp(ftsMl. eppoelta boro. Infic nor neither Conditions. the JohnMcBweon. th pacified country heading Angus Troop wer placed noor tbo bordor. MEXICO CITT, April 29 son campaign force, announced that augurated any of tho reformer which General ammunition woo Mood to tbo and to WABHIXOTON. April 29 Accept- Miguel Raman he before advocated power. taking lego, loading llealenaat Kallalt, formerly aroro Harry local polio who corporation ance of fair prices by th departInteracted to Praise Obrrgoa. NEW TURK. April 29 Federal counsel ef Newerk, had been retained ment ootoblUh s cordon ft certain distance ef Juatlee was defended today of General P. Ella Calla commander Prolate g Oen. Obregen, on of th action to punish laadara of the strike to file petition for a recount with force I northern from tbo herdar beyond which no Oen. Palmer before the houe of by Atty. loader la th sew revolution la of railroad worker in th New York-- elreult Judges In the district where Mexico ha abandoned the civilian might paoft Tbo tneaaur woo Sonora committee la which InvestiJudiciary wUneae predicted eueeeos for Jersey district --Waji begun in th Johnson force .considered their gating hi rovolatloulet and preferred hla servft prevent! one. to protoct tblo city him. The revolution, he said, was due Louisiana wtth agreement wh ice te lh Carranaa govern meet, United States candidates count to ho In doubt. to the state of unroot developed In Newark.' N. from pooolblo it ray bullet from tbo sugar growers that IT and II eeaU ' Mexico by tha foliar of th CeuTanea District Rodina Attorney rWeod, 11,403; Johnson. I9.T99. Joseph Mexican otdo. would net he considered as unfair oordtag to an official statement iaeued foverntnonl to function in any way. called a number ef witnesses before a Th will vet laat night by General Juan Buraiu. probably la Juarea loyal Carranaa troop alept complt maximum price for their product. and was arm furnished Carranaa . by Lhs. United - Mtatoa , ehlef ef the proetdential staff. la grondJury to' tooUfy. regarding the aLa.abvaUaUa uallL Jm Aoday as m tboio arms. res tty, fee aay eeOieee acPalmer declared Mw th that License Business" 1914. with th direct cognltanr of th strike. m losing diet riots or located In ceptance of the fair" Th th statement a Rumor General O. that quote J. was dispatch net price ftny, Mr. Hopkln American Virtually all traee ef the strike new Outlying rural eertlona . Seventy-fou- r Escobar and Colonel Anruetln Mors fixing a price, hut the ere reining of firem Oanaral Pablo Qutroge. chief of Create Commission to En- sold, sod government, la ouch quantity to aoasr her stateto counof In disappeared, the district according tre Ale Joeing pi th lawful discretion In announcing operation in Chlhaahuttatlog that him, suoooae la his fight to . place ments it tbo Jqared garrison had oplit over . jmad by officials ef the various tie which have returned majorities that the government would Huerta. force Laws Affecting In Victorian revolt question were aot at root by lb, regard as emtsaarle had been sent to him by Informed' that tho Ln!td railroads. woo for Wood In th Incomplete returns a Oeearal Samanlego, who I commanda Joint ot element that they would reviolation ef the law, Its eye close would State government d us try. Big d Drirgatlou. For anyone to say each actio was ing Donors force defending Pulpits main loyal to Carranaa. t a procedure by which th munition Conditions Th Rpub!leen Big Four delega- a violation of tho law, said the at- Pno. th vital Improve weald he taken out of Tex pert on The moot eerioua situation In Chigateway from Chihuahills of lading Indicating th destination to th Chicago convention will torney general, shows a lamentable hua to Donor. - . . huahua eerly today woo at Chihuahua 29. eaid. CHICAOO, Railroad of law. Mr. ths to ho April Ignorance tion If am Hopkln Cuba, E. Edg and In guilty Senators 31 Preps he: la mad WASHINGTON, Announcement Wttr April where by th war boon bad City revolting troop Louisiana, then I am guilty els claimed continued improvement In Would Chaagw IUta. to license moat packers and department of two new department Joseph E. rrUnghuyn, who ar where throughout tho country driven from tbo city laet nifht seekwith th traffic eea. condition to out Th After getting strikers, today. create a commission fo enforce law to support the voters choice, respect to all necessaries and there for military operations Tha first tuts schooners would change their routing new In their fifth week of th un- pledged ing rofuc In the emelter, a mil away. Is plenty of rtom from th records been named th Eastern Department a were availthe at th primary; Edward of affecting Industry rejected at expressed port and land the cargo Fenor da la O, a civilian, assumed oon-trth department ef Justice to find me end Include th out of Puebla and authorised walkout, gave no Indica- C. th Under comthe bouse forces N. Carranaa to Stokes and William Vera Crus and th Isthmus of Tshuan. able Runyan, guilty." agriculture of the aituation for Carranaa and today by be tion. ef th wor off strike. to however, vessel calling th mittee. With thee elimination! arrangement, to support Wood. Fair price he continued, were tepee, and has been placed under the pledged neuof violation for telegraphed Uat nifht that ha could n transfer-mehundred Sevan fined nominally of General Candldo Aguilar. baggage hood return . Indicate that determined by th fair price commit- command agreed upon, a Incomplet lawa. A It worked out. th hold tha placa until reinforcement tee who struck loot Friday for more ed by Chairman Haugen, woo ap trality wero organ toed last fall throughout Tha other la called tha Valley of MexOf will but th district Wood have II veaeels fined, secretary delegatee ico Could be sent. th country. Th committees he dedepartment stud General Francisco pay reached an agreement and or pointed to draft compromise legislafines" and Johnson ten. Three delegates are scribed as th treeaury remitted th who baa boon recalled from to to return work Msrruia, of tion for th regulation of the packers. th Francis th ranged weapons Vllift Negotiate. today. pubthe for J. Kaarful, counsel has been placed in command. lic for fighting rising living costa Tampico unpledged. while a letter Francisco Villa, tha rebel chieftain. committee. Introduced Commanders Appointed. Campaign manager for both Wood Mr. Hopklne Identified os having been Oklahoma Condition Better In tha vicinity of Chihuahua City, woo Deny Hearings For Would General Federico Monte, who wo ranee Control to Carranaa. It read In him sent claims Johnson and reiterated that by reported yesterday (o have opened In charge of the presidential camMail Rate Increase part: OKLAHOMA CITT. April 29. their candidate would carry th state. discreetly Improvement In th railroad . Importations of Oil negotiation with the revolting troop. .President Wilson, ho pf Ygnacle Bonillas, former paign walkout William P. Varden, a Republican Mexican ambassador to th United Whether three effort wero aueceoeful WASHINGTON. April 3. Petitions permitted It to be known that1 you situation was reported today by ofthe ficials of reads atfectsd. All switch- leader In Hoboken and worker for since It FARU1, April 29. Importations of B tales and who has been under leave nan nut confirmed. VUla was report- of the postmaster general , and the should allow mediation, of th American government men on th Chicago, Rock Ialand A Johnson, would add nothing today to oil would be subjected to government of absence as governor of th state of ed ta haring demanded that he be al- Weatem Association of Short Line opinion control and oil would be sold In Guanajuato, ta reported to have boon Pacific railroad to work toV hi that th only way to pacify Mexico charg yesterday that th Cali- Franc at prices fixed Railroad a for a hearing and revised would be through the complete tri- day, officials ef returned io eil to execute all federal commandroad reported. by the cabinet named military commander for th that a fornia had bean robbed senator to in fair revolution." and reasonable of your under the terms of a section of th state of Guanajuto, Aguascaltomeu er! whom ha wished to die In revenge finding rate for the transportation of mall umph at least three countlealjCniIe. Mpr tax bill being aiderd 4n the cham-- i end Mtchuacan, -Car Shortage Exists for the execution of General Felipe were denied today by tha Internet idled In connection with General Monte ber of deputies. Th limited monopOfficer ria and Essex. People -- J commerce commission. Angeles. that 'Senator oly In oil now held by th government reported, withdrawal from politico, th reports Widespread 29. FORT WORTH. Tex. April be extended until the first of Heraldo da Mexico publishes a r.eport from' Sonora that troop Say Biibee'Caae Lawyer The car shortage la impending th Johnson's supporters would ask for a would which ha been current several year. recount could not be confirmed here next aent from her to Casas Grandee for' movement of Texas ' cattle, ' according Discussion of, th proposal ha days that- Senor Bonillas la about to TOMBSTONE. Aria., April 29. arly today. to the Sonora campaign had refused to! a here Texas th report by today out hla candidacy and th withdraw sheriff grave Banger during brought Copt. Harry Wheeler, former of Cattle Raisers association. Ths InBle-h- e war of facing a shortage of fuel hla services to th government. proffer the fight the Sonora troop wero denied Leon of Cochise misled the people terference is effecting the movement Harding Lead 15,186 and lubricating Oils and that .'Pre- Salinas, who recently resigned an when he announced In a news- to by federal Mexican authorltlea atj and Oklahoma Kansas and pastures dito mier had Clemenceau that commerce of the of minister and the deportations appeal day paper Industry for Juares who aald that telegram hadj M. rectly to President Wilson .on two th COLUMBUS. April he would err rat a number of person to etock yards at Fort Worth, Oklapurpose ef seeking electl- -f aa been received from commander there! on vagrancy charges and give them a homa City, Kantaa City and. Chicago. Daugherty, pledged Hardlnr candi- occasions. eenator from the state of Mrrvloa, redate for delegate at large, who on th .There was sharp criticisms of ths took th oath on Tuesday os a cabthat they and their troops would rehearing, Assistant County Attorney fac of incomplete returns last night Standard Otl company In connection inet member and has Kourk today announced today In adresumed hit formain loyoJ to the Mexloo City govern, W. E. Wilhad been wirti defeated by mer post. This Is considered an Inspparently dressing th Jury trying Harry profits during the wgr. ment. of H. on Wood a candiliam Wootton Boyd, pledged kidnaping. charge dication that a postponement ef th date, made heavy gains In additional Santa Cruz Idland presidential election, fixed for July d, CHICAGO. April 39. Th National received return precinct today, Boyd la Labor party convention will be held Immunity Claims of now is leading . Daugherty by only It MoonsKiner Holdout probable. 991 with 124 precincts yet to report. In Chicago, July 11, 13 and 13, to Socialist Postponed ' Cruisers Guard American On the face of unofficial returns nominate candidates for president and BANTA BARBARA, CalAprU 29. 101 of tha 6,113 prefrom all but French ' Interests ed Mazatlan , ' By Deputies which It woo announced from Mexico vice president and draft a platform, cincts In th state, the eenator was Bents Crus Kland, lying 90 miles offiI revo-1 Jt Intended about .he coast placing ths opjtoalt Rents WM City announced today by Jrank J. Berbers, it . And ed Tampico Port leading Major General Leonard Wood PARIS. April 29. Th government luUonsry Sonora, has broken. Part of by 16,114 votes. The vote stood: was announced today we raided by! won Us point In the chamber of deputh ring." has Joined the revolution. ! E,Pr national secretary. 125,003; Wood, 109,117. officials lata yesterday In Harding. WASHINGTON. ties today when it opposed a deterApril 29. Th' Every labor and farm organlxa-CarranIn Chihuahua approximately 4,000 ' Daugherty apparently' has been de- government a and 10 barrels of mash, American cruisers Belem and Sacra -a still troop had revolted, accord- - tpn In the country will be invited to mined effort on the part of the reacand considerable atof feated William Cleveland Boyd. quantity by mento were reported today to hare tionary and Royalist section of the by General brandy confiscated. ing to an estimaterebelmade torney, and a Wood candidate. ch E0 reached their respective destinations " chamber to secure consideration of commander ln end " deIet for p. Ellas Oallea. at Masatlan and Tamploo, 'where they Harding Delegate Ejected. suspension of Imth northwest, at his headquarters .hero. Esper predicted that 8,000 dele-her- e. tha question of ths Valiant-Couturiewere ordered In response to the rer, . ' Three Harding delegates-at-larg- e Those troops have already i gates would attend. munity of Deputy of American representative In quest so with loyal federal are be elected. hs The In been In battl vote unified prosmight Socialist, apparently The National Labor party was those cities - that protection be afall but 273 of tha 6.813 precincts of ecuted for the article published In the troops. General Galies 'aald today. formed here loot forded American Ilf and property. November by 1,200 newspaper Le Populalre, on April 21. He said ha had full confirmation .of the state showed: Galvin (Harding), Commanding officer of tbs two vea- - l th fighting which was declared fav- representatives of farms and labor This article was addresssed to the 114.097; Willi 115,412; (Harding), : sell had mads- no report today as to orable to the revo'uUcnlste. Herrick . (Harding), 126,694; Turner' Max. Hayes, of Cleve- 1920 class 'of recruits and was Conthe situation. The Chihuehua situation has as- organisations. inos an effort to 101,942. j (Wood), sidered objectors by announced is Th state department ! - I Indications were early today that sured the Sonorans their etste will land, national chairman. disobedience. cite T. gnmmeri'n. Georg today not be Invadtid, u.ccrding to General , Th declaration of principles adoptblP 42 of the The government opposition to tak.PO-lLONDON. April 29. A labor da- American charg at Mexico City, wh i Cialles. to th Republl- ed at the convention Included 32 ing up the question today was upon velopment which may result In a more state's 49 delegates ha been In Washington conferring - convention General Calles said . he expected Planks, a majority can will national new be bill taxation the ground that the with department officials, left Laredo across the International ing to Esper will beqf which, accordwork of Joares, general stoppage throughout to Senator. while measure more was a pledged and Harding, for the Mexican in tne capital important ROTURUA, New Zealand, April 29. yesterday boundary, to Join the revolt. Mex- political platform to repeated 1 the Ultited kingdom on May Day than the remainder will be pledged to xrsThai at th session. be considered where he due to arrive by the end. should be in adopted Mexcalled to a attention icans here areelehratton Wood. WeeK 4 picturesque or , th the manifested Among planks are: habeencpnldere!L-l.lkey- . ican relief to the effect, jthat .he who July. Official dispatches from Mexico to- Nationalisation of all essential-t- nranged by the Maori tribesmen, eneItself today in an announcement that takes Jaures, takes Mexico. NcgTO Mail Tampercr th du strtrs. in Maori war, ln l of Termer Attend mies British "Life the council of London (he Attacked. rallwaymeu Masatlan ' reached Vera Crus Tuesday sod were of unused tabor. , Nationalisation Shortest Court Draws of honor on Prince the .Wales of the liad decided that,'beglnnlng Saturday, to Alvarado, a few mile south A league of workers to destroy auMazatlan, the largest Mexican port Dinner Party Unguarded shores of Roturua lake today fur- sent Crus where th federal garVera of on a work Its on the Pacific coast, was reported tocracy, militarism and economic members strict would imRecord Sentence on rison had revolted end looted th one features work to rulee policy. nished of of the world-wid- e striking and yesterday under attack by, troops 'unSevenabout 29. perialism bring O SEINING, N..Y, April ' Tho smooth running of the rail. der General Angel Flores. The re- disarmament. the princes tour. A thousand native town. . Railway and telegraphic communiCHICAGO, April 29. Twenty-fiv- e T ways, It Is maintained, depends upon teen men who are serving life sentoday. of the espionage lay, port had not been Confirmed in . Repeal In loin sencloths and cations between Juares end Chihuaseconds one of the shortest states the initiative and resource of th tences In Bing Bing prison were guests warriors, clad only From the heart of Mexico, Equat' suffrage and equal pay for tences on record In federal court Interrupted and near Mexico City, the revolution con- men workers, which Involves th continual last night at a dinner in the residence armed with spears, performed fierce hua City remains women in industry. and on Jesee woo Nash, colored, breach of some Instructions In. meetimposed going aouth from Juares hsv tinues to grow, General Calles said war dances while a thousand graceful trains - of the Lawes of Lewis Warden Abolition return by to given after havInjunction with power , been with th compelled tampering charged and rebels there have created a sit- of judges In labor disputes. ing contingencies which cannot be William Perry who was released to- Maori maidens In brilliant oostumes mad only half th distance te , of any ing the Judge K. M. LandlgAoday. malls in by framing uation that forbids Carranaa sending contemplated 15 to dance a of life did their langorous the years Endorsement of the Plumb plan tor day after serving Chihuahua City. As Nash walked to the court room act of rules many troops north. sentence was recently of soft native music. Th railroad control. "Banditry 1 reported near GuadaTh Liverpool and London unions term. Perry's Gov. - General Calles announced door, In custody of a deputy marshal, today hi tripartite to In welcome the Smith address th commuted of after Inprince by where th Mexican government Steeply graduated Income and lajara the "Judge called time's up and the declare they will maintain t(ietr new Intention of soon leaving here for heritance while serving in th quaint Maori language began r taxes. . reported General Dteguea was released. yesterday order until their demand for an ad- prisoner's politeness Binoloa to take personal commend of prisoner atYe who sleep th long lest sleep bad 1.000 federal troop mobilised. A national budget system. Nash admitted haring possession of vance of 1 pound 'weekly 1 granted. the warden's horns had attracted troops he said were being prepared . rise and stand forth to give welcome, The bandits seised the pewer plant Limitation of the power of the su- tetters written by his wife to another The national headquarters of th tention. for a further march southward with son of the royal outside the city Monday end shat eft tor lo, the first born man. He exhibited tho letters In rail way men said todav that th policy .The prisoner guest were permitted the ultimate object of Joining revolu- - preme court to veto legislation. road to th residence un- line draws near. Th eon ef our lord the light, power and water iron tha Abolition of the United States court and after reeding them Judge was neither authorised nor advocated te cross th welcome." . la g city. guarded. Landis fixed ths penalty. by tho national executive body. (Contlnued on page five, section two) , wail, hr. ekd COMPROMISE REGULATIONS at Mex-leo,.- th N FOR PACKERS you, My a, n! . -- . ol - Jf m-tn- or Labor Party Will - Nominate Ticket 29.-H- arry At July Meeting ! . oa sub-chas- er , Maoris Welcome Prince of Wales By Tribe Custom - 1 ' 1 |