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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - June 21, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin Badger weather unsettled tonight probably with showers. Tuesday partly Cloudy. Not much change in temperature. Light Westerly winds Ite journal City edition ten pages Madison wis., monday afternoon june 21, 1920. Price three cents vol 135, no. 81. Bist year. New clues lacking in baby a death Imam strike spreads fishermen find body in Monona Mother of infant thrown into water weeks ago is sought identity puzzles it Imp i Moth �mf7w3rkhf7 irs the county la a Kotlier who in a torpor Ted of wilfully drowning her child i the yaqui re River or a Ike Monona. Anti r Sui autopsy performed Over the tui<1r and Tzvi a Mai Rod Lindy of the 4-"wonk.s old Chi d fount yesterday sifter. Noon la i Ake Monona hour the Mouth of Tho y Java. River by la Niini and Edgar to oms Lix a 1114 Flint Gorham Agre l Coroner w. Al t Ampbell and or. Few Chart a y i Ward went dutiable to find a clue to us identity. Whether Tho infant win killed before it wan thrown into the water is still a mystery be Suwe of the Welly Donop and s ate of the body. The body was found in Aht How water by the fishermen. According in the opinion of the Coroner it must have lain on the Lake to it to in three or four Are a. Kuji decomposed were the remains that it was to a Ell the infant s it or the color of its eyes and hair. The body was taken to a Brett Hio cemetery this aft Neon fir burial. Two killed in Sunda y mishaps la 11. W Ai a Ruk two w Ere killed and �4gfct injured two seriously in re Road automobile and Street car to ides it j. In Milwaukee sunday. Fix a Sherman. 4?, rat Cran North a Sun strikes for Shorter working a y s Olar Center Milky Way a evidence that the wave of l or unrest a reached the solar system was Given today when old sol a Leader in the Soler system Light and heat company demanded Shorter hours. He announced he would voluntarily shorten his working time on a graduated scale and that he will Start South soon for a six months trip. The Daylight saving movement has Cut into his rest Ainee his services Are demanded at different hours in different parts of the country. His scheduled working hours today were from 4 24 a. In. To 7 40 p. In. These will be effective for several Daya. Blacks Are 200 alumni delay cause rescued by arrive for con and Bryan up walkout policemen re unions two party leaders Uncertain quantities delegates bewildered by general tangle dry Issue vexes $3,000 raised in Relief Campaign four teams report Appeal is3ueo to workers for greater efforts slightly mom than $3,000 to the total to far secured by four team report Ini in the drive to make Dan county s share of $10,000 for the National non sectarian Eastern and Central european Relief fund. The drive is one week old. It was the original plan to make the $10,000 Mark in one week. Hail weather and a late Start acted As a Handicap. I. U. Sears Dane county chairman appealed for greater efforts on the part of solicitors to put the county Over. The Campaign has been extended a few Daya and a Quot Home Western Railroad Engineer was killed stretch Effort will he Mode to raise when a truck by a train in the North i the,.hotted portion. Wen pm it Arria. A a Frank Holts. 44. Rived of in jul Rte re-1 calved when his automobile driven by Michael Boche turned Over near Waukesha. Emily Schwab was in Lovidy injured i when the automobile in which she a Riding was struck by i Xvi her machine. He Guin Ulaky nine years old. Was heavy reserves guard negro did grads continue to flock District in Chicago after murder of two Whites during Parade c into City class Day exercises take place at u. W. S hit ago race trouble broke out Here Early today in two places. My a ilk than 200 alumni of the University including graduates of �?T70, 76, �?T7, $0, a is or. A or three negro ministers returning about a Quot he Bem of the band. $15,625,529, rail loss in april was i not it no Railroad operations daring april the second month of Priva to control showed a loss of $15,625,-�nrkxisly Hor when Krak by a str�x>4 t 52v. The interstate Commerce commission announced today. During april last year the roads showed a profit of $20,703,196, Tho com mormon said the of rating expense during april 1020, was $323,338,715, As compared with $276,576,590 in april last year. Under the new transportation act Uit railroads Are guaranteed a return on their investment for six months the i oms for april therefore Means Tho taxpayer will have to pay the amount of Tho loss dus the amount of the guaranteed return either directly or through increased rates. Officers shot in strike clash Fth inn. Richard inc Roy. Waterbury patrolman and Rmer Idem. John . Chief of special to lace at the Hen Ville manufacturing company Wen shot and seriously wounded today in a clash with several Hundred strikers. One of the strikers. Albert use who is to Ltd 0 have shot Roy. In riddled with bursts and is reported dying. Culty guards armed with rifles and bayonets and scores of policemen with riot guns pursued the strikers and an Rasted a Ever Raj. Within 30 minutes after the a hooting streets were cleared. Form Squadron for Gulf duty 10,000 Rota Ria is in a Planti City at a nth City n. J More than to boo members of rotary clubs gathered Here today from All parts of the world to attend the annual International convention which opens tonight four candidates Are in the Field for president b. K. Harris Champaign. Iii. Estes Snedekor Portland. Orc. F. A. Gal Braith. Cincinnati and John m. Dyer Vincennes ind. Washington a a Portal a re Hadron of United Htu is War vessels will be formed for duty in connection with in Wilde development in mexican and a r Ais i tvs v a to cd Central american Waters. Admiral j it in i ill a Vii i Kook to. Acting Sitka to of the nary. Announced . The Arpi Adron in expected to be formed by Ort. I and will be ruler a omm and of a a pm a enl Flag officer. The Cruiser Dolphin probably will be a he flagship of the Squadron which will room list of the following vessels the Cleveland i it Enver i Lei Mcston. Tacoma. De Monea Asheville. Hac Ramunto Ami Niagara. Headquarters of the Squadron will be the canal age and it jul be ready for operations on either or both roast. Why not inquire of ouija Board ? Gahanna o. Are spooks throwing bricks at it Leon a Raker s House for several weeks bombardment of Brick bats have kept the Raker family awoke o Nighta Deputy Sheriffa have encircled the House and failed to Stop Tbs siege. There Are no bricks nearby Are so some folks Here say it s the work of ghosts. Zl4 the room Cha t May affect suit Spokane what Pearl hot and in the Bath room May change the complexion of Mea. Margaret Winter fiend to breach of Promise a Niit of $25,000 a Tiina n. P. Nellann. Harl Raftus mid 1c court stir heard mrs. W enter fled in the rot a no Al to her hath room talking about Nelson and Tbs a by a Aid he was an a old Gray headed it flirty he Quot Blank a is near death London a news Agency dispatch from i >00rn today declared the report that the former Kaiser was dying was entirely without foundation. Finds husband is untrue kills him p1tthburo charged with murdering her husband when she is alleged to have found him with another woman mrs. Thomas of Lozieh was held by police today. Tho woman is a Ald to have followed her husband to another Bouse and. Finding him with a woman slashed him with a razor. Hotel keeper shot by guest we Pitera a iils William Rowe proprietor of the Rowe Biri Al Here shot and killed by John Caldwell a gues while protecting his 1 Hoven daughter mrs Ivari Johnson late yesterday. To Wen was attracted to Caldwell a room by a woman s scream. Breaking Down the locked door he Law Caldwell choking the woman police a Ald. After the shooting a dwell gave himself up. Mrs. Johnson a Ald the attempt on her life was the a wait of jealousy. She claimed thai after refusing to continue going with Caid Well. He threatened her. From Kankakee ii. Were attacked by a mob of 150 Whites at a we St Railroad station shortly after Midnight. Police reserves rescued them. They were taken to a Hospital. Another mob attacked Herbert met hell negro at a downtown Railroad station. Mitchell was removed to a Hospital. Several Hundred extra police reserves were patrolling the Quot Black it to today following the outbreaks. Patrolman William my Nan gluon received a Cut in the head while rescuing the ministers. Mitchell was badly beat n til before police arrived Fri Ward Redding an abyssinian was arrested today. Ile was held in con portion with the Kitling of two Whites yesterday following a of negroes. Chief Garrity took precautions Tost a repetition of race rioting which occurred Here a year Ngo. Police declare the abyssinian Quot Prince a Garth a in Cha act Arist in flowing gown and a Quot address took a sawed off Rifle from beneath his skirts and killed Robert l. To Sailor and Joseph govt. Here late yesterday. I to others. Including a negro patrolman were seriously injured. The murders followed a Back to Africa Parad through the heart of Chicago s Black Belt. The abyss in Ian headed the Parade of i m negroes. Rose attacked the Parade when one of the party to Burn an american Flag wit Nojas said today. Joseph t. Owen. Negro patrolman attempted to defend Rose and the Flag the Quot Prince according to witnesses open dire with the eased of Rifle killing Rose hot a Der in a near by Cigar More. And seriously injuring Owen and one other. Four perish in apartment fire Vancouver. B. Persona War burned to death Bara today in a fir that destroyed the Balmoral a part Moo House a six Story building. Many of Tbs 25 Familia were in bed when flames burst along the second floor corridor. The doors of the apartments had automatic Locka and when occupants rushed into the hat1 to find escape they were locked from their rooms. Janitor Spencer ran through the building calling out he it missing. Charles Dennehy s death was sensational. He leaped from the sixth floor and missed the firemen Snel h0 a a War Veteran taken prisoner at Ypres. His leg was amputated while he wee a prisoner of War. Three of those dead have not been identified. Radium changes Sapphire to Ruby London transformation of one kind of Gem into another by the action of Radium has been Arcco Meliah Fri or. T. Coke Squance of Sunderland after 20 years of work has converted sapphires into rubies and emeralds by treating the original Gem with the rays. The discovery is still a Laboratory secret because of its staggering effect on the jewel markets of the world. Shr in ers pour into Portland were registered at alumni heart Quad ter in Mut o Hall this morning the Stream of grads continued to pour in throughout the afternoon and it is expect a that registration will exceed 250 tonight. A feature of the Day s activities at the University was the gathering of old band men. Or. Charles a. Vann. Director from 1906 to 1916. Now professor of chemical engineering in the University of Minnesota will Lead Tho combined student and alumni hand at All functions until the close of commencement wednesday. Ernest n. Warner Madison is the oldest Landsman to Register. He was a member of the first University hand in 185. Or. 8. D. Beebe. 83. Of spar is an old varsity musician present. Other alumni registered at band Headquarters in music Hall Are to l. Schoepf 15. Rear Creek Hugh i. Bliss. �?T12, Madison g. E. Eagle fled �?T15, Douglas Ari. C. H. Sanderson 15. Madison la. E. Whipple 16, Madison Wendell k. Dunn �?T16, Blunt. S. D prof. A. Al Lamb. �?T13, Ames Iowa Bert w. Hocking �?T15, Rockford Richard w. Carling. 16. Mayville and John Fordyce to Butternut. A smoker at n tonight at the studio is a feature of the band reunion. The 1915 band men played in the afternoon at Bernard a Park where the Ciao a of 15 staged a picnic with stunts and sports followed by a class dinner at the Wayside inn at 6 of clock. The �?T15 close reunion is attended by about too grads. The University Section was enlivened during the morning by a Parade with music and comical stunts by the i Sera. The oldest graduate Here is mrs. Ellen Lase Chynoweth Lynn class of 1870, now a resident of san Jose Cal. This la the fiftieth anniversary of the class of 70 and mrs. Lynn made the journey in the Hope that at least one other member of her class might be present. The alumni registration Sheet for �?T70 contains Only her signature. The class of 75 is represented by Eugene w. Challon of California former candidate for preside who is expected to arrive monday. His name was recorded by a Friend. In ii. Dudgeon Sixl fax. Hull both i of Madison and Albert g. Ritchie of i Omaha Are registered from the lass of 76. Or. Muma a Martin of Cal by l. C. Martin an it a not i inc via week from the opening of their Naiona. Convention hero i it a Roc Roth find them j selves a puzzled and bewildered a the republicans wore at Chicago before a Quot inbox Sedy convention met. The Democrat too. Are booties a and As a result those Here Mill around j seeking the answers to a number of questions including Anth president Wilson ask for the nomination for a third term a hat is Bryan going to do and will he be Able to wrest control from the president Arhat had the party better do about the liquor question Why did Mcadoo retire from the Campaign there Are More questions some i item crafts would like answered if they could find anyone who knows the answer. They Are chiefly concerned today however about just two men Wilson and Bryan. As nobody Here has any idea what either of these has up his sleeve in the Way of convention Trumps there is a general disposition among in Snag re of candidates to go slowly until the Wilson and Bryon programs begin to appear. A one astute Campaign manager put it today Quot we done to want to have to take it Strk anything later that we May say now so we Are saying nothing about anything delegations due fan Francisco will take on its convention clothes this week. With the arrival of state delegation the opening of candidates Hea quarters und the addition of Munirji ii decorations. Democrats who arrived Early have put in most of their time sightseeing and real Cam in Len activity has been lacking. The National committee will Sitf re Dasiy to hear contents one from Georgia and probably on from Missouri. The league of nation taste in involved in Irth the National committeeman in of Georgia also hangs on the outcome of that contest. Senator Glass of Virginia is expected to arrive during the week bearing the draft of a platform said to meet the president s views. Glass is a lated to livid the resolutions committee a Miu hell Palmer also is coming for the Mealing of the National committee of which he is a member. Will Lead wet fight Milwaukee Edward i Edwards governor of new Jersey and Quot wet candidate for the democratic presidential progressive Leader out for Harding Washington a progressives and Liberal re pub Beano will support Warren q. Harding for president but they will Reserve the right to go beyond the Raoul can platform on labor issues sex Cantor Albert j. Beveridge Indiana former Bull Mooter said today following a conference with the Republican nominee. Senator Harding it the nominee of the Republican party and we Ara going to support him Quot Beveridge said. A but i have my own views on labor question and i will make my own platform when i get on the a said Harding will have two objectives in the campaigns rejuvenation of the party and a return to constitutional forms of government. Quot it is a program that a who Call ourselves liberals can unite revenge added. Beveridge called at Harding a request and is the first of several progressives to be summoned in an Effort to wrote All factions. Beveridge called just before senator Harding went into conference with the National committeeman Over Campaign arrangements. Embargo clapped on non perishable freight on some Eastern roads passenger service Normal claim a 7 dead Ico Hurt in Londonderry factional clashes Mark Irish disorders pedestrians shot Down on Street bulletin Lon done rioting broke out in the streets of Londonderry again today Between sinn Fem Era and unionists according to dispatches received Here. Many families were evacuating the Bullet swept City. Looting and burning of houses continued. Police and military were unable to control Tho situation. The trouble began As Workman were on their Way to Tho factories. At least on Workman was killed today and Many persons seriously wounded. I a it total. in the mini 1 , a i a 1-��1 the tight for a factional fighting at personal Liberty Plank fathered by. Numbered a even killed and mom than the order of Gam la. At the Nan i Yan it it ser Umaly wounded Arr ording to it convention according to an report coaching Here today nou Cement made Here Nola. A a a1 _ no the disorders were the culmination i Lux Plank which urge a More lib cml interpretation of the eighteenth i amendment to in Rolt manufacture and Cago represent the class of to. And fit win and h hot it on Josephine Simpson. Minneapolis the class of 83. The class of 85 has the largest registration of the older Grad a attn classes. The members Here he publican Are or. And or. George Oak new j Richmond p. H. Connelly Racine John c. Waveny a us a Al Lyzabeth i water Pond do i it or. E. As Alt j Chicago Man. Ii. J. Rowe be fluster Taylor Sioux City la and Al Al Rogers Mono own a. Alumni Board meets the alumni Board met the morning turned Down by to i vent on. A Harryf Oley Secretary to gov. Edwards offered the unqualified a a Pix re of the new a racy delegation in a let ter received by the grand cd re Van. It rider of came a and Uuie Public hero. The letter in part a Aid it i Lite intention of the new Jersey delegation to insist upon a personal Liberty Plank b tag inserted in id Niort a it Ortiz the i platform governor to trim act Busine a. The members Edwards will Mon to it that Tho a who attending were Al h. Clausen 97, represent new Jersey will every president. Horicon a e. Mcconnell Effort toward having it in the k7. Vice president in crore Charles n Brown 81, Madison John b lord. ,f>4. Chicago. Mrs. Tel Brit t Ingham 89, Madison Robert a. Mcmynn. �?T94, Milwaukee l m. Van Hagen 04, Madison or. Victor s. Falk to Stoughton. At 3 p. Rn., the Ria Flay a apr Rgee and Ivy run Armony took place on Muir american net men win again Portland Ore. Hundred of Shriner forerunners of the thous action from any a Oure. London r Norris Avi Hiams Defeated Field of the English to am in the single of the British National championships at Wimbledon today. 6 2. 6 i to 3. Avi Lilani i Johnston american National Tennis Champion Bent Flat Lle 6 2, 6 -4t a 2. A a a i Charles n. Garland won the third a int m it a bolshevik Force have match for the Arneri. An by in Tiru taken 30,<xt0 polish prisoners in a new to Bull 7 fat. Fat 8, 6 3 and 6 3, on attack along the Virta River extending William t. Tilden made it a Chan from i it it no a 0 Polotsky according to sweep for the Day by beating Russell a were Lex Tram Berlin quoting a Mon j 6 4, 6 2 and it i cow dispatch. There Wax no confirm turn to Page 8, column 6 both poles and reds claim win of a series of clashes Between bion f Olner and unionists during the last few weeks. The latest manifestation were the Moat serious that have taken place in Ireland recently. Tho City fire uric Turnt attempted to intervene but was attacked by a to Fly of Binn Fri Nero and forced to withdraw. Rcv it Rel piece of fire fight log apparatus were to a he sinn Fijn plaster to Bridge Street an armoured car later a As stationed j at a Point or uru Long the Nat tonal in it of he town. Many persons were held up in Ibe i Street Early bunday morning. In Rev i Oral Ca Mca a a. Ruby wer it Del item Tel y i a hot Down in the Street i the most a Erlou trouble occurred j when the two f Teflon fought for pos-1 a Canton of he Public gardens. The unionists eventually won this Poap Fon additional troops have been dispatched to . There were a Xiru Dic outbreaks of i rioting last night. Rifle firing win Dow smashing and looting in the outskirts of the town. To. Were withdrawn from the streets at j a m. Today when the situation had i quieted some firing occurred shortly i after Dawn but nobody was Hur. Second a outlaw Quot Railroad Steike today spread rapidly through out Eastern Railroad Center. What the men termed Quot unreasonable delay Quot by the Railroad labor Board in handing Down Ria decision on appeals by Railroad employees for higher wages was Given As the cause. The strike first appeared saturday m Philadelphia where several Hun i deed switchman were reported out. It spread to Baltimore Syracuse Camden and Wilmington. The total number of men out at noon today was not More than 2,000, according to estimates by Railroad officials. But strike leaders declared at least 10,000 had joined their Racks. Passenger traffic was not affected but freight embargoes were announced. W. N. Doak. Vice president of the brotherhood of Railroad trainmen announced the Railroad unions May Appeal to president Wilson to hasten the decision of the Railroad labor Board. No men were out at Jersey City i the heart of the brat outlaw strike in the Eastern District. The new Jersey men who walked out today wore on lines radiating from Philadelphia to Atlantic City Capa May Salem and i Bridgetown n. J. Embargo announced Philadelphia an embargo by three Road a non perishable freight i was in effect today due to the i newel of the a outlaw Quot a Trike. Strike Leader claimed the rank of Tihe local striker will he swelled to 6,fido by Midnight. Passenger service on All Road h to was unaffected. 700 yardman out Baltimore my. A approximately 700 yardman were on strike in Baltimore today a a result of the new a Railroad walkout Knight movements on both the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania were tied up. An embargo on freight shipments was declared on the b. A o. 150 at Wilmington Wilmington. Del. The outlaw a Trike of railroader spread to this City today who n 150 nun Atta Heil to Yard Crew of Tho Pennsylvania Railroad. Failed to report for duty. Fern la Argoe wire placed on All freight except perishable a Tuff freight tied up Jerk by City n. J the new Quot Imp Law Railroad a Trike today spread to new Jersey freight Crews on Tho aah est Jersey and seashore and the Atlantic City railroads walking out. The strike completely tied up freight movement on tile lines affected would Force action by Kaci sol n. Y. Two Hundred switchman and yardman employed on the new York Central and the local i Accawanna Yards quit work today in an Effort to Force immediate action on the settlement of the wage que Wmk a left to a under the each Cumming Filiti last Man h. Paw anger traffic has not been of i felted. The striker declared Thev hid been Given definite promises that a settlement would let a made today. Had thousands but no for wife Chicago Ashen mrs Fri a n. Owie asked her husband John Ilow in wealthy new York and a Ashington d. A. Broker for change she claim he pulled be viral $1,000 Hill from his pocket and told bet i ont Linued j Lave any. Mrs owl says he did t one of the Bills. Mrs. Owl filed suit for i Tillay. The charged de asked $200 a month Alimony in t offi week. Began pouring into Portland today. Although the forty sixth annual Hesston of the Imperial Temple will not open until tomorrow programs started today. By Rene services were held in churches yesterday la the afternoon visitor were taken on sightseeing trips. La Crosse loses in population avabh1ngton the population of a Crow a avis., in figure Given out by the census Bureau for 192g, is 30. 363. This is a decrease from the 1910 figure of by or 02 per Cool a dispatch declared on of a general Budenny cavalry division we a caught in the Marsh Ca near Rad Orsyl polish cavalry swooped Down a it on them. P a Ald driving the bolshevik into the a wimp. Your thousand reds were a Ald to have perished Madison girl is influenza victim Clauda Berg 8-year-old daughter of mrs. John p. Berg Bellevue court South m Idison died this morning of influenza the funeral will he conduct at St. Am a a Church a of n outlay at 3 p. In by f Ather Joseph ocular Dun Ai or ii to att Calvary. No i lady Astor still jolts commons London lady Astor is still disturbing British Politi no in the Boun of parliament. Recently so declared she found Many Quot old Asse of reaction Aries Quot who thought the world should remain As it is. Big issues Are before Council by Henry Wood Boulogne the meeting of the Allied supreme sunni ii was formally called to order at 11 30 a. In. Today. Final settlement of questions which have prevented Europe return to a a cerium in stability and world Pinch was expected write leading assembled at the Bella Here. E purpose of today a Flora of the question i lies and Opura a fear boating party drowned of Introit a motor boat party a i ii. Which left Introit for Algonac yesterday we a Mohning today. It a 5 feared the occupants had drowned in Lake Sinclair during Sandal night a storm search War Legun today under direction of the Odd re King a relative of one of the party. Till Jap eaters in Are not or meat Tim la Ltd Trad to 240,Soo per on affords employment in France. Men of la chateau ii the oat meeting w of dermal done there a critical situation in Gilbert named Treasury aide e Vii Len in t he Attiat the i near flout i Tim rearm a a of ii Wall the in the Quot hawaiian Inland Bier Are about Quot too acres planted with apples. It Are Ca Pina a a 4 s where turkish nationalist Are pre a venting execution of treaty terms Amli menacing the internal peace of i to in i and the Balkan a Tate. Would have preference. It was understood Premier Miller j and and David Lloyd George Hail i coma to agreement on the indemnity ii Earlori at their conference at Hytla i sunday. Washington today appointed s new Jersey to Ste Well he Oani Thant Treasury. H provident a Vilcoq porker Gilbert or f cd in c. I Effing a it mry of tha i one fluffing tire Boa latin gel a a Der re to ret been known for some time Avi Khoii also appointed Edward Coppa a min Latex la Groom

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