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Show ..m.E0 , f , k' , i . i i 'j , ,, "t 0 .- ) Promotive Ilmritt Ota Imams tor Meet ) Sada& Rood thm sitag - , Opporto.m 20 'PAGES FRIDAY MAY '7 1020 SALT LAKE CITY UTAII -- . 10 , 1-- i: 3 . nil I, i 4 MI ,. az itthn illiosici6:2;iu,i. ... ., . I D93 . , al I;IHISE OffEll I , SP r4:44. '.- - . - mryILLA Jo ' , 1110 I 0 I 11 S I ii,,l' i, 1 - 7 ,,,,,f 4, '''' .. , 110011E11TUE '. Nt... , ,.. , Ile' k .,,, (. Of I .. '' ,k ' :Yo '1;e71" , ' 1? '''' LATE ' .. ;I i ' k. ...t, 1 'tt 1,k......,,al N ..,..r 4Ib . ' , .,. '4'N) .,,,. TO , .... ... ., lot ' 7.N.,,, ta3 t- - - - ab - IIEP01118 '.. ' OWNED-- AI vi ,s7 YAS11111011011 CA111111111111 rat if anci"Trinii : i WASHINGTON, May I.The federal garrison at Nuevo Laredo, In the state of Coahuila, just across the , border from Laredo, Terns, boa revolted and Joined the Sonora movement, according to authoritative advioes reaching , Washington today. The federal garri'son at 'Vera , Crux- - revolted and left the city. The state government ot V('1 Cruz ,.kalUnleAnlored . 7 iron' cortiova to the city of Vera Cruz. ,It also was reported that i. v, the railway from IIS4 Tonal to the Guatemala border r' Is in the bands of the tertAution. , - - AGM': PRIETA, Sonora, May hundred more Senora troops left Ague Prices today for Pulpit Pass, where they will ter the state of Chihuahua and ' . i - join 2,000 Boners troops, which left here yeaterday for Chihuahua. ' After resting a short time pear 'the pass.- the troops will march to Juarez, where they will be met .,.. . - P.: taint's' Calleit, der of troops in northern Sonora, who will take spechil command of the forced, for s noncentrated drive into the To;reon region.. Genet's' Canes expects to reach.. Juarez. Monday.. - - i . , ' I , . " 'i, - 1, , , ; . May L.One MAREZ., thousand revolutionary troops already have. started on their' march front here to Moak City. Ind live hundred will depart thhe atternoon, to information according given but at military headquarters at noon. . WARSAW. May I.Bolshevik troope fighting in the defense of Kiev have atrengthened their re., sibtance conaiderably during the - lams $A Imam.- - The battle for the possession of the city Mill Is rag,- Int. according to lateet dispatches. The fighting is atid to be par. lieularly severe northwest of the city. It IS amounted the evict army is bringing up artillery from east of the Dnieper river.. Railroad and front of Kkm highway. bridges-iwere .tlestroyed by the retreatint Dolalveviki, but they are being idly repaired by the Poles. ThIárrizoñ em- ,LAII.E.DO, Texas, May - - - ployees of the Mexican customs and immigration servi:t in Nuevo, Ler- sido, opposite ty, today declared to themeelvea be and Obregonistas," "' military authortties theyattack the federal garrison tinot Noi,se the town wa,s sttrrendered brtwo 1 t : . o'clock this afternoon. "' t The Mexican consul in Laredo de. clared the rebels us not of sufficient force ,to make a successful attack-agains- t the Nuevo Laredo garrison, It L was reported, Emt confirmed that Car- , los Omuna, with a. force of former t -.,,....,,. , Ode-Tacavalry also Nuevo Laredo to demand its sttrrender. ' Telephone messages from - NueVO Laredo shortly after noon said little ' elarm was being displayed by the in. --habitants. Armed guards had been stationed on the building, it was said. American authorities closed In the international line at noon. A report considered rellatile reached here at moon that Mexican revlution. forces had captured . lampagas,1 ! .!urlt Routh of Neuvo Laredo. bad cut -Wire communication to the south, and were holding up a train en route from the border to Mexico City. The reb. ets were bald to be en route to Nue. Co Laredo where the rePort sal& the ' federal forces would surrender. , I - - ) , -- i , . - -'- "- With Villa., .,Parley EL PASO. Tease. Mir 'I.Mexican revolutionary agents here made pub. pe today some ot the ineidents of par., 'eys between eilltOIS et Francine. VII-- 1 le. The bandit, and rebel leaders. . Villa. they said offered to join the with what tomes he could but the crier wee refused H. lu:hevorol, to have asked that atter he be allowed to go to lionors or Om other western state to , down. of complication , with the - , - , . ,., rile . tis..1 . , b 1 (t .-- f Continued . ' - - , - en page two.) TO ADVOCATE LOAN TO ROADS Told - - -- 4 re-sl- at nt , single-easen-a- y, the 7.4.-The- re - 0s . 4 d erCompany Says Iowa Senator " - Pt-ta- n ' EIE-PAP- O, May .111 .. -. oorner in prtnt premee were made today beftwe the ornate committee InveatlwatIng the OttOrtate by Cortland width of New I ark. president of the AllfA 1.110011 print in a paper snannfatileorre tionopiraey to regulate both prce duction and pekes, 110I. JO 111111E VT I, f01181(1'411S11 COSI 11111110 -De , WASHINGTON, May vision to bring the Republican ti). end thsstati of else::: ream' u 7.-- - 2a hile Eseottar.eornmender. " . $ - - for. thto senate Monday for eon. tinuous consideration until final disposal, was reached today by the senate Republican Mooring committee. A .vote on adoption te expected within three or four days. Railroad Board Is Told That Profiteer Is ' Cause of Inflated Prices; Deny Charges That Economic . - State Is PROIFSTUS;7':::':..:':, -- ;': OP SOVIETS - , DUCt to Wages; , 1.A studyun-of- WABRINGTON. May in American I ' industry of the rallwaybroth,iprofitsering preeented to the railroad today in. 'support of the railway workers' demands for higher pay and to refute the charge that in. 4, - , - . - creased labor costs are rooponsible for. . National civic Federation the high cost of living. Prepared by W. J. tench, former sicretary of the war labor board. the , Files Resolution etudy seeks to show that profiteering President and Asks Posi- in" Industry is the fundamental cause , for .1t gives many ate- - . tion of Candidates on Is- tisticshighto price. support that contention. 2 ', MOWS War Killinuairce, ' . , sue.- I Calling attention to the many war-made milliosairea, the etudy contends the- increase in the wealth, of this NEW TOE, MartThe National that I Civic; Pederation. through its presi- smithy is an "unanswerable", rstutet,-;,..,.,.- . , Tibet 'Irli'll'ittioSetita to chart;:itior'',,-:.,,--,dent; Afton R. 'Parker, announced to: ' with 'profiteering. :'. Wilson President with filed had 'day it 'rot'. if invested wealth gets a protest against reoolnition of th soviet government of Russia, and bad' large! nreturn;',4eie the study. .!..the . telegraphed all prospective presitlen- Iman who gives personal service or.i' ,,, .. , eking them to define 1aber,,,.41 bound to 'get 'a:smaller pro- - Ifial candidate '' ' their position on, the, subject. , The pakten." ' ' '''' : n"':,.- ,''','''''''' telegrams; wore signed by hundreas of i of the extraordinary increasnin tho 'price of sugar now amounting to $OO - ', - prominent men and women. , per' cont.the Andy "ye. the IntPeSS Greet Britain in laboveost paid, by! the consumer was leas than 11 per 'cont.' Th roeult", LOND011.May 11.Great Britain is of advanced prices acoording to the ' on the eve of negotiations with eoviet Russia. a MOSCOW WiTSISSIMSISILIFS to. quoted reports of 13 companies was day &uterus. pictured in the not profits of those ' kart Curzon. the British foreign concerns which itwaa said rose from :' 2 secretary, the message shays, has for- an average of 111.000,000,4uringthe.,..:..i..,...:. warded to M. Tchitcherin, the soviet do., Plane 13124011, to, 114,000,444. for the oommiestiry for foreign "ffairs, claration in whkh direct conversations years ' '''' , . General with Wrangel, commander of ' thd remnant of the Batista:1 volunteer Meat Profit increase. army, are proposed. In tho meat' IndustrY where packing Tchitcherin, continues the mos. were said to have Increased sage, replied that .the soViet govern- - profits between 100 400 per cent, Abe and meat was prepared to enter into newas shown so small that 11.:,. gotiations with the British govern. labor item wage increase of 100 per cent would add loss than 5 per cent to the total cost of tho meat The increau in Holland Not to Resume. Is14 and between. wu shown as ightlimes the total labor THE HAGUE. May 4.Holland will cost and !the WI price represented not resume trade with soviet Russia 15 time the total labor item., ' until the league of nation g acts in absorb approximatity one- Profits, to of relations with ball regard resumption price of certain kinds the Boisheviki. the foreign minister of the retail th report declared while announced in parliament today, in tho cloth. labor item amounts to from response to questions relative to the to of the ' ,,, situation. price.- - Similar relation. ore pictured In the manufacture of men' s ear" Mute. Shoes, according, to the study. "furnished a splendid. epportualty for the proftteer," The profit items in 1014, it wati.charged; aboorbed nosrly,- one-hathe price paid by the consumer of nearly three times the toter:: labor, cpat while jn,' MI the profit Items amounted to approximately i three-fiftOnto total price and over. flu time the total labor cost , - Coat Prtre's Showy. Tncreases In the retail prices of , coal were shown at tour Chairman of Insitsiry. Replieatthiturninous ttle tnerstoW IA lithör tont While proportion of the proceeds of the To Senator Pittman Ex.' the Industry received by the coal opera. 1 tor was shown.. Increased from 75 to 400 cent. per plaining Detention of Col- Profiteering did not 'doe with the . the report declared. pre- - armistice. , From loquy Proceedings. enting figures to show that corporlii-- , time profits inllit wore 110 per cent I Over the pre.car average which - meant', the study added. that 19111 MAY WASHINGTON; . 4 74Chair- profits were more than double theT, Mtn Hale.: pf the- "'nate committee avvrage for the years , 01.200 An of average the per familyf row, inrostlireling 1 sae was chargetl before the comMittee to- -. five during.the years . declared to be probably a highly con'! day by Senator Pittman., Democrat servative estimate of the actual coat Netiada. with ordering an alteration of corpermte profiteering to the con- ' sumer.In the record of the inquiry. Preaents Dementia feaster Bale paid he had 'directed th secretary to strike out I colloquy boncluding,'Ma study. Mr. ,Lauck..- e ubmitted the following general debetween senators as to whether Democratie membors :WS?o pormitted to mands Is the !Dams - of the railroad workers: se as the question witness.' freely In general and railroad Republican" and...that he assumed full labor in particular. moat hare arose for his action. reeponsibiMy ' , of :Admiral WI- increases proportioriate to advances in .,- IPim IL Baneen. retired, was continued., living nests the present crisis. end for an Admirel-Beneo- n Id Rear.Admiral films did net properly understand bia Urns to com . pro:hirers and trent ad- mission oversees and haft an 'gang-',rate- d men moot be restreined irencfnep rin; In excess of increases idea of hie duties?' in of agree increases veering prices The witness testified that while and iniddlerneo souse , Daniels eras YerY anxious tel retrain front inoluding. income and : carry out Admiral gime' plena anC acres profit taxes in their oasts aaa policies as- far sa peasiblo he aecee-- 1 marry theta toe to the easiestter with': sexily left moot derision to the chief' as stidod 'profit. of the naval operation. If there wee principle of a Doing isse. , say delay in carrying out tho inset be ocepted Awed established lib mendetione of the oversew, COMinalla order that normal production ritAY be or Admire! BOOMS saki be aanimag restored s id increased prnautirlitie ' bowed for in ell ftlids of 11611......7:s tbe resoonitilpitity.- . With JóhiiiBallmiiAt'::'..., -- - r I EniTtar Resolution - , , z - sort-in-la- - To- Plan Prograni For: - - , . 14, , 12 hi Rime . a we ed Their Resistance and Are Bringing Up Artillery From East of Dnieper River; Bridges Being opened. Mutiny Kills ... bY TSIen; . YEAR : 10411.17111' Allnerklaill Vella IIMIKItillAnti Mr. Ontith tratifled that FORCE FIGHT -- - - POLES WASHING'rON'. May 7.A private Railway Committee message received here after midnight ' That Public Will Not Adfrom Mexico City via Laredo saying that President Carrell's already, had vance Money Needed by left the Mexican capital for Vera Cruz ,:.:Tyicqpi.,,-sioiohad not been confirmed in official cirFor Equipment. Railways cles today. According to the message , WASHINGTON. May Carranza, left Mexico City last right Johnson of California hao accompanied by a guard of troops un- - WASHINGTON. May authorised , ini,Plementod der command of his Can- called before theimynateintoreitat Assistant Labor Secretary did, Aguilar. and that be oatensibly eommrce committee today did not statement of two wooks ago by campaign managers, agree- - with. Atte tostintans of railroad ..,phtOf Says Immigration Com- was headed for yereSti,t4t Representative 'NOlan of reports yesterday on the executives yesterday that the governfornia, that in no circumstances missioner Held up Action Mexican situation had caused the rev- ment should join $500.000,000 would bo accept a nomination for olutionary agents here to predict that tional to the roads for new tiling the vice prseidency, by making a In "Red" President. Carranza would abandon the capital soon. Their view of the stink. Thity said, however, that no formal ind direct tatetrnt to $110,fil":44i, which of ' the offigreat part situation found corn. support in that Mot himself. cial quarters where the greater part the railroad presidents estimated to Senator Johnsn has issuo4 th of the reports received had indicated be necessary for new equipment, could , WASHINGTON, - May , following: a of rebellion. the steady growth before the house tyles commitRebel agents declared Carranza's be raised from the public. "Under no circumstances will tee today to defend his official 'con- inanifesto Jerome G. Hanauer of Kuhn. Yoeb In - which he insisted be I. accept the Republican nomina., duct in alien deportation, Louis F. would not surrender the presidency & Co., New York, chairman of the tIon for the vice prosidency. It Post;' assistant secretary of the labor was not inconsistent with their belief committee of investment' banker. t is amusing to me that the men would that be abandon the capital. that department, charged Anthony who aro suggesting :no now for pointing Out that he might 'cling to suggested that Congreu extend the Caminettl, commissioner general of the title of presideney from an office-i- period of $100,000,000 loan already - vice prosidant are Moss who are Immigration, "had delayed action in Vera Crus or from any convenient provided for the road, from five to 11 most horrifisd at tho thought of deport&tions by- - withholding cases so refuge. be wed In the some money that years; my nomination r for tho A to rebel message he' might compile an unauthorised headquarters here saying the president of the mu- betterment of terminals and that he dency." recomand unlawful memoranda" nicipality of Mexico City was organ-- , roads be. so managed as to expedite mending final action." Izing a 'civilian guard for the protecmovement of :cars and "roducik tion of the city "in the event of its the to a minimum requirements for new Mr. Pest declared that last March evacuation" was regarded by the revo' agents as significant and had equipment' be Zhanged the cestom that had lutionary prepared them for the announcement Chairman Cummins asked the opingrown 'Up inthe department of per- that Carranza had quit the capital. ion of the witness on a plan of giving Mitting,..Mr.-Carninet- ti '' to make recMurgula Sent to Puebla. a government guarantee for the payommendations arid went direct to the Gen. Murgula has been sent intol ment of interest and principal on sums record to make the final decision the state of Puebla to attack the borrowed by 7TEIEST, May: 1.---A mutiny ' himself. ;This, ha argued, was ute forces- of Gen. Pablo Gonzales and equipment broke out in Plume at I o'clock ' "The securities issues would then an has authorized engagement already occurred' only legally procedure. this 'evening,. 11 fierce battle IN"Atthe time of the. chknge. Mr. 'Post between the vanguard of the Car. sell entirely on the credit of the govsaid ;scores and Acores and .scores" ransistaak troops and the rebels at ernment,' Mr. Hanauer replied, "and D,tween the Caribineere and the of cases had piled up in the immigra- Otumba, between Mexico CRY and the carrying a much higher rate of interArditi developing. Twelvs..,ut est would badly effect the value of tion bureau with the result that many citysof Puebla.' were killed and 10 others woun4-- . Authoritative advice.' reaching Liberty bonds and all other outstandaliens were being held in Ail or months.ed In the struggle.. The troops in-had ing obligations of the United States. Washington:today said "In addition, this would make it ' volved aro' those of Gabriele Mr. Post testified that the secretary declared that he was not in league to borrow of labor alone was 'authorized by law with the Obregonistas and would impossible for railroad - ' d'Annunsio's force.. other needs on their to issue warrants for deportation,and them ' by force of arms. This ',sill money ler their that he also was the sole Judge in or- regarded as complicating the situa- own credit" Mr. Hanauer told the Strike Still ."French dering its report. that Mr. Carninetti tion in Mexico. Gonzales has declared of purchases had power to recommend deportst- martial law in Puebla CitY, according that 'any extended I pros-tithe railroads of at, Show' Same COndition; iOnia t to, these advice' and has exacted a equipments the Populahigh prices, financed by the issue , ' Newspapers.. he charged, had not loan of 200,000 peeos-frorates, the Miners. Go Out Monday at high securities of present oorreetly informed the country of his tion. a serious haractions. declaring that "outside" salPassenger traffic. tetween Mexico would naturally impose therefore on the was no aparies paid to reporters caused them City and Guadalajara has been alas. den on the roads, and PARIS, May to make unfair. statements.' pended. A ,pastienger train on this communities they serve." in situation tha strike change parent line was attacked by rebels at- Pena, Questioned f by chairman, ,, Franco this morning. , ,,, 6 and robbed of a conAm 'roughout May jamo Questioned by 'efialrinan Campbelt. siderable of government tupds past few days a large num,. the assistant secretary said he could intended 'sum to be used in paying the 111 -railroad workers have f not prove a 'reporters soldiers at Ouadalajara,while at last been arrested; but many of these have being influenced in their articles re- advices, Gen. Diegues had 8.000 Men 1 been released. garding him., in' his command., '131Pover . Referring to the "nee, raids, cone - Increased Th atteoutive - cent tottteeOf "TM rebel activity is reported ., ductedve by the department or:Justice. in--- the-- - aleirdtrWhti-rRailway Workers' federation held Whieh-haresulted in 0,000 arrests President Carranza's stormy meeting last night at which. Gen. since last fall.. the assistant it is understood, there was strong secretary Candid Aguilar is in command of testified that the ' only weapons the federal troops. sentiment in, favor of calling off the ' found by the department agents were strike if it could Ise done without The state today had b o three revolvers. two of .211 calibre. confirmation department of a private message re. . WASHINGTON. - hisy leSenator appearing to .capituhtte to the goy.' rnment. Only 40 of the aliens wto have been ceived here after last midnight from given a hearing. be said, testified that Mexico City- via Laredo that Carranzs Kenyon of Iowa, declared In the senMiners in the' nprthern coal fields' they favored use of violence In bring- had left ' the Mexican capital for Vera ate today that the E. 1. Du Pont de have finally decided to strike next , about of a change , , Cruz. government.. ing , Nemours & Co. of Wilmington. Del, Monday. Official advice from the American , oppose to threatened had virtually 'embassy at Mexico City said E. F. British Merc' hants On Bavarian Troops WithdrawnBand his son, MO. Gen; Leonard Wood's campaign Greeniaw, the Amer-lean- . were who killed Trade Tour Reach U. S. Mexico last Saturday, near for the Republican nomination for ERLIN, May 1.Ravar1an iroops of City. ware robbed at the same 'president unless Senator ',doses have been in the Rube basin a of virile nart of the company pay. New Hampshire. one of his campaign which NEW ToRK4 May T.Twentylhave been withdrawn. according to roll, amounting to 4,5011 pests. Green-f- a managers. withdrew hie oppoettion to the Norddouteche British Alltemeine icitung. 'S was 65 and his son 25. merchants, representeeding Mrs. the Rye bill now before the senate. aseambly has adopted Senator Kenyon reed. letter from The ing the Drapers Chamber of Trade Greeniavr and a minor child, are In for the erection of local ot United Kingd0171, arrived here Mexico City. Charles K. Weston. IDS litiffOr of the propoesle which will be connected with to guards , today on the steamer Celtic, for a company, publicity department , " state the sis weeks' tour of Canada. Senator Mose! gociaring that the New , Are Troops Being will tour attend the During tlie I-- . they Hampshire senator's opposition to the western convention bf the National Drt bill was not in accord with the Mobilized at Juarez Retail Dryaoode association in San Wood views . of, .And Gen, xpresesd -- For Attack on Capital asking grantisoo, June I and for an ernlanation if his op- 1. rneseure. to the position The letter was dated April II: Son'. Abatt-t-z-ntPBill Would Impose Fiiie Texas; May l reports are amorous here that Presi- ator Kenyon said he presented It with For Delay of Telegrams dent Carranza either has left or in- the Permission of boils Gen. Wobd and tends to tsars Mexico City loon, Senator Moses. adding that both of . resented it. May 7,Tbo plea WASHINGTON , May T.Telegraph troops are being mobilised at Jeerer.. them "Here we have the remarkable aoeording to an anti 01111"111(bill abatamonta flied yowtorday by by companies 'Would be table to penalties General Jose Gonzalo sold Ithe of pectacle." 'senator, 'n tor delay in transmitting messesee United. States .aster being entago41 Mario Evans Hughes, spactal counsel seder a bill introducedstodsy by Sen- the troop movements to ishich he'that in a remanaging presidential ator Harrison, Democrat- - Miesissippl ferred are campairn for indirto4 Indiana mamba? of lb preliminary o to the con- practically threatened so to what will Voltoti Min Workers of Arnoliro, woo A flat Pestarty ot $iC Wietlaate certed attack p.r on Meitk-- Ctty 17111to4 happen to that campaign if be doe oworrolod Mato tbtatriet With a previvion for $2.4bli additioncot withdraw his eosin by Jades A. BA Andaman be opposition 1 al damages ter negligenee is proposed. (CAntInued on pare tiv).) bilL" - ; ': t - 'J. Low is,J40 Press Association Head Avers Comer In Newsprint Paper WAallINGTON. Liolsheviki Have Strengthen. BANKERS FAIL By Revolutionists. - C Murree .,of.. a ON CATIIINETTI tete . -- - DELAY BLAMED Pan-Americ-an . . POSSESSION OF CHICAGO. May T.Called by .Julists IL Barnett, Untied States wheat director. representatives of boards of trade, couniry and term- loot elevator koamtations grain buyers. el porters- - and bankcws gathered here today to plan for the "re.establishment" of an open market in wheat, st the itxpiratIoa . of the wheat guaranty act oss' DEPORTATION . , , - yvt , . - ., 1 - , Pancho Ranch if He Will Give up Career. I . That Troops Being Mobilized at Juarez Are to Be Used in Direct. Carnpaign Against Mexico City .11 SEVENTIETH rms. . RAGES OVER . Rebels Fear United States Might Object to Assist. Paper thee too IL, Ibing WWI It Its Ts Views. - 11 The Chicago board of trade and other exchange made known Hurl were anxious to resume trading faturea. but desired the government to safeguard their market, particularly- against the pool of foreign governments which has been buying grain for export. (Irian dealers desired that the interatate commerce ebtombution sae its power to harnista an ado (mato sumtwr of airs to move groda in season. .' - TheUm Itudisq.l' - 13A1TLE STILL Barnes Plans With Grain Men For an Open Wheat Market 1. 1101.9 i - June "To4re t, . . e'volt ,. 4, v - :R Reported Fled to Coast , 073 -- :Eii-i'ploiéé.---joiir- Venustiano Carrinza, Mexican President, Is ; ,,, D93 an S01101111-CIIIE- : , Dal tou, rI , , aiid Re4'eli Lid:0 fithioè:t01114:dt't4; : , ov; , 073 Th011 ,e', SE A k , dib a 0416 1EZ DESERET EVENING N Amtvoemm , : , ,,, ,' &Iodates. 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