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   Nevada State Journal (Newspaper) - September 14, 1919, Reno, Nevada                                Metal Prices BAR electrolytic spot Oct spot bid Oct 5.85 bid 6 10 East Sf T-ouis de- spot 7.30 bid October MIL FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS SERVICE The WeatheL fhe highest temperature yesterday was 81 degrees lowest 39 degrees Forecast for today fair and warmer VOL NO 189 RENO NEVADA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1919 FIVE CENTS Majority of Six to One Favors Return to Work Tomorrow OUSTED RADICALS CUT MEETING POWER LOST Employes To Try Operators Plan of Community Store Special to the Journal Sept a vote of six to one the mines who have boon on for several weeks to to work and all will be fulled manned Monday morning The radical element recently ousted from control of the strike refused to take part In the voting conducted They will vote tomorrow at a meeting to be held at the ball park The action of the radicals is not ex- to affect the determination of the miners to return to work Monday as the conservative piled up today is far beyond the voting strength of the radicals Celebrates The began at two this afternoon and the boxes were closed at S o'clock The vote as announced pave the conservatives a majority ol tix to and tonight Tonopah looks much as if a peace time celebration is on There is a general good feel- ing over the fact that the tives won out in the contest ond it is believed that radicalism will soon be a thing of the past The result ot the voting does not effect nor delay in any way the an- matie in the week that the operators would establish a community store for the purpose of cutting down if possible the high cost ot living to the miners This store Is to be in operation within 3.0 days and within sixty days the are going to call in the minr f rs or a committee and go the Xo Wage Increase They do not pledge themselves to increase wages and the miners are to work Monday without any such promise but rather with tht idea that the operators will give them a square deal In this connection neither the ers nor operators are unmindful of the excellent work done bv ernor Bovle in bringing about a of the strike and tonight he is perhaps the most popular man in iho hearts of the people of Tonopah Federal Mediator Lord was also tive ir aiding both suits in a get gether spirit SERIES PROFITEERING RY FAX CINCINNATI Sept prosecuting attorney of Hamilton received a ter signed West End in complaint was mndO against prices for the world's series baseball and the method of re- sorted Ir Is that is now nn In the advance of Hit the of loiter charged The prices are por cent than those tor regular games The Idea In plan of nis out tickets ought to be sub- mil ted to B grand jury I K is a tive scheme to the of nmv means The fans are liv profiteers of the If NTH t mf President Uninjured When Small Craft Is In Collision At Seattle baseball club 41 PARTY GIVEN SEVERE JAR AND NEARLY ARE UPSET GOVERNMENT'S FOOD BOUGHT BY DEALERS IS HELD FOR PROFIT Reviews Pacific Fleet From Deck of Battleship Oregon Senators Who Have fours in Fight oh League Wash Sept ing tho time a president of the United States has flown his flag in CHICAGO Sept Evidences that foods are being stored in ture warehouses and that wholesale reviewed the great Pacific fleet r President Wilson grocer bought canned goods from the government at prices and hlp A i I of the historic The re sold them at a good profit was the president's in- brought out yesterday at an inquiry from Taeoma and also fol owed an conducted by the city food bureau resulted in One wholesaler said his profit was for presidential per cent Another admitted the launch col- the labels and selling the government canned goods at his own biand MEXICAN EXTRADITION ASKED with a naval Arriving at the dock it was found the birge if Admiral Hush which was supposed X obo awaiting the president was not on hand mander P W Foote personal aide to of the Navy Daniels over a naval hard Into this launch went the president Wilson SAX Sept new secret service men action was being prepared today secret tries and newspaper men against Carlos r Garcia Mexican lng Mr government accused of ab- AS Commander Fonte ordered the with of Mexican shoved off tne small army following the dismissal heeled over till the rail was of an original action against him The under water ahead then Mexican officials desire his the craft ran into another tion launch giving the presidential Documentary evidence of a new and a severe Tho president more binding will be in- sat in the aft part of thf eluded In the new case against Garcia launch and smiled the Mexican government Wilson in Command said here today review first and most viewed by the here from all over the had another of when at its lent ts in if navy took charge of the MACOX Gs Sept Oregon Chief has been charge J The Ions line of destroyers had with with rioting union circled the when strikers in the cotton mill troubles inquired of Captain Ivan here was eiven three hours in commander of the Oregon which to resign his office by the civil I we set vv av now cap- SENATOR VJ commission resigned before the limit One union organizer and rioters have put in jail and iust as soon as the destroyers have 11 iod all the captain replied are hove th zens are guarding them with i lot president put in of liberation The Captain took a look has announced that the civil faced about and touching his cap authorities will the mill lives Ave OVP sir The Oregon srot under way for the return to the the president signed the fa mous visitors book of the Oregon papes are recorded the names of many of the most prominent men Tells War Aims Detailing the purposes for which the AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION MEETS CHIHUAHUA CITY Mexico Sept J M Smith and E Monson believed to bes American mining meii were captured bv a band of ten aimed Mexicans nine miles from this city early today according tb an authentic report received here tonight Thov were taken from mining coni- traim which was robbed of the the Mines ft thit Smith will be held for ransom will oe liberated The mfn were taken from the early morning train that carried mining men ofthe Santa Eu- lalia district from this city to then Kings Colonel Sebastian Allenden four troops of Mexican federal cavalry in of the robbers Sept Association closed ican Association closed 21st annual convention in Cincinnati the war as Dr Joseph H Rowland were forth and by Con- administration general hospital was elected president of the association Other officers elected Vive president for 1921 Lewis R Baldwin Minneapolis vice president HI B Webster real Canada Dr R G Broderick San Francisco Miss Margaret Rogers St Louis treasurer Asa A Bacon Chicago MURDER SUSPECTS ACQUITTED BY JURY OLATHE Kan Thomas Mis Blanche Brown and Mrs Margaret charged with the murder of Herbert G Woodruff were acquitted by a jury here today Six ballots were taken during the five and one-half hours deliberating the firet showing seven to five for acquittal it was said SUFFRAGIST NEW YORK Sept tion the downfall of Bolshevism would be brought about by women was made today by Mrs noted British who arrived here from England on the steamship Adriatic She is to make a lecture tour through the ed States and Canada We to put an end to Bolshevism she said by plying the same spirit that prompted women to turn out the munitions ami stand behind the men guns behind the GRAND SONS VISIT COUNT HOHENZOLLERN Friday Sept By er crown in his ar message President Wilson told the people of Washington that the issue squarely facing country in trenty debate that program should be ried through or abandoned He to also the cost in money and ir human life by which the war had been won and assorted that those opposing tho treaty now proposed that the rifice be of avail In the day of his stay of mor thin a week on the Pacific coast Mr Wilson spoke during the morning at and came to Seattle in time tn review the Pacific fleet in the afternoon and addressed a mass ing at the arena in the In both cities he was cheered by crowd- thronged point of to get a glimpse of him He will res tomorrow at a Seattle hotel many of the arguments Continued on page 2 col 3 B I J T Governor Indorses Refusal ol Commissioners to Meet Leaders PLACES OF OFFICERS ARE ALL DECLARED VACAN City Authorities Backed By State Prepare for Fight American u laced the cu potion jr 5E statement itt Labor for the police In a of the who oppose tlic of nations started an active campaign to tiy to offset the effect of tour Three of them will from the platform in Chicago and President Wilson's ot Washington is to speak in Dunkirk Pittsburgh and Lung Island City Gulf Shipping Struck by Terrific Hurricane WASHINGTON Sept 13 Keports to the weather bureau here from tonight said the tide rising rapidly water was flooding low places on the Island and people were fleeing to the city in terror A SO mile northeast wind was blowing and the Galveston tide at 11 o'clock was 6.4 feet and rising WASHINGTON Sept Appeals that they were doomed for to'c-hinping caught in the I Such is the story brought lere bv tropica in the south on of the crew who were hours const guard is acting today adrift on an unturned boat battered declare the storn tho most terrific and bruised and without food or wa- in the history of the gulf tcr Former Justice Declares timent Lacking in the East Sentiment m opposition to tho League of Nations is growing in the tast according to Justice F H who has returned after attending the meeting of tho can Bar Association in Boston Justice reported that op- position to the league pan be found in every he visited and particularly expressive among the delegates attending the President Wilson is also losing support in many Justice cross declared discussing the political situation as he found it I found the opposition to Mr ilson is ing the aspects of Conditions so pre- valent In 1914 Kept us out of war The consensus among cal is that a continuation of the present trend will be sufficient to eliminate Mr Wilson as any in 1920 2 Facts Fail to Substantiate Wilson's Arguments Says Senator KANSAS CITY Sept Wilson's demand fort the immediate ratification of the treaty and League of Nations mad when he was ago was answered bv Senator W son here address be- fore a large and enthusiastic audience at Convention Hall Senator Johnson was welcomed to thai home city of Senator James A Reed by a non- partisan citizens committee one hundred R 13 Ball a Democrat the meeting to order and introduced K M Jimpsey of Springfield Mo a Re- publican who acted as and presented Senator Johnson to audience 600 From Distance Among the 600 out of town visitors was Governor Henry J Allen of sas It is difficult to think that the president spoke otherwise that ally in much that he said to you heie in Kansas Senator son in beginning his address Armed Men Force Policemen To Give Up Prisoner for Vengeance Colo Sept mob ot hundred nil the station to held tlie desk BOSTON Sept Curtis police department In the fact of policemen today He an- that he would not reinstate 10 men who had abandoned their At evening roll call he made that tho 19 officers and embers of the union whom he had had been finally nd that he would proceed at build up a new force The action followed ic strikers acceptance of the estion of President Gompers of the Federation of Labor that hey return to work without ig immediate union recognition but relinquishing any claims luces Held Vacant Tt found support in an opinion by Bruce who hat striking officers had made their laces vacant and that the oner could fill them Governor at a conference President F Mclnnis of union and other tailor eaders said would he opinion of the attorney The refused to neet the labor leaders in a joint ference but sent alk with own behalf londay This was Interpreted to that he to remove any status trom the interview us New The will recruit hil icw force without civil service re- from veterans of r navy The commissioner bald he had mitted to the mayor recommendations or advances in the salaries of and would request a revision f the salaries of officers The previously had said he favored in- pay 1 The city restored to virtually nal conditions under the presence ot he state's military ivna tonight over uture The threat of a general strike was n the Thf statement of President Gompers in New York that he posed Commissioner CuTtis was ng to assume responsibility Jor he consequences of his di- attention to the next move to be made by the central bor union That body will meet morrow If its r Order of Thursday light has carrier out it will be- ore it expressions of attitude vard a general strike by its constituent Some have declared in favor of a sympathetic With others there has been disposition to move slowly with revolvers under nose forced jailor lo release two tail as suspects In lie murder of Jelt Evans curly tills The Mexicans wore In an to the north of the President Porter of appeal from I Key West All day Sunday as the ship pursued way in calm seas and light winds the Associated of wiln her two sons arrived here today and was received by the former emperor chamber of has sustained the great hovered overhead enormous losses Vessels are ashore Sunday night and Monday the the entire Florida reef through the smashing steamers are ashore in harbors Monday night every member of private facilities are crew was engaged in a desperate battle for life There was no food its galley and provision rooms were Tuesday morning they lost control of the ship the wireless paratus was short circuited and ho S O S calls could be sent out the vessel went under the in the kept their VULTURE Sept hours the storm which sunk the Ward in the Bahama nel Tuesday with a a vulture followed the ship and on her while a crow believing in bends and the lives of some of the sea were of the 36 of the navy has demoralized the Atlantic fleet so far as man power is concerned it was said the navy department of battleships de- and other vessels arer moored at yards with crews So greatly reduced that in many cases it and in to keep up Only two battleships of the Atlantic fleet have anywhere near full crews An intensive recruiting drive has been to remedy telephone just previous I action had drawn the er part of the police to to quell a leaving and alone officers say the nnb rong men Jose an Santo Ortez arrested for the murdo last night of Jeff Evans had been transferred to th fo avoid trouble opening Tho 1 cf tho two Mexicans of other utterances and of wore by the police on the the facts assumes a like street bridge at the on the part of our people limits 45 after they to you I fi om tho They were hang came back Paris bringing one of from the girders the greatest j bridge One of we things it lory great was that it was permeated throughout with the principles to which America had devoted her life Facts Made Issue The the inerrable facts issue with The American principles to which we were which he so eloquently WAR RISK INSURANCE AMOUNTS DOUBLED practically doubling th seas guarantees of reduction of tional armaments impartial ment of colonial disabled soldiers and an members of their families were pas sed unanimously today by the house LONDON Sept war office an- a decisive victory over forces at by Denekine Irt Which ers 11 guns and 100 machine destroyed The announcement right wing of vol army waa engaged for the week In a stubborn and successful of against repeated Bolshevist attack norl and south ported by an armed flotilla Volga and continued for The enemy was finally repulsed ing prisoners 11 guiis aiiA machine guns Three Bolshevik j ments surrendered and two were destroyed ITALYS POET AVIATOR ARRIVES IN ROME Friday Sept 12 the Italian tion of arbitrary power arrived in from with other amendments to the act S red tape in administering the law were property no territory to change hands except for happiness and liberty of its people by one- sacrificed to old the secret bargains erents The treaty in ita with Ajl O i on 2 QUIET Sepf to department today from reported in Honduras quiet although disorders still were tbo coast afternoon with detachments Of diers and provided with mi- chine Rims according to reports The WM te violation of from govern r ment No till late have been Instructed to pent at who   

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