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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - March 11, 1920, Madison, WisconsinWEA TH ER R A I N IheWisco ie Journal C I T YEDITION VOL. 134. NO. 161. 81st Year. MADISON. WIS.. TH U R SD A Y AFTERNOON. MARCH l l , 1920, SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE TW O CENTS RATIFICATION HANG LA FOLLETTE N - Y - V I C E R I N G " M 0 R E B L I E D OUT VICIOUS THAN E V E R " r n n i� n r U K M . - l l .P L A T F O R M HITS TREATY ly'a^ue Denounced, F r e e Speech Demanded, Com� pulsory Service Opposed; Program Totals 19 Planks H E FIGURES IN N E W Y O R K S C A N D A L Prosecutor Promises Big Sen� sations in New Police Scan� dal; Detective Indicted As Starter REFERENDUM f "P la t f o r m " upo n which tho La Follet te d e leg a te* ans of identif ication The p la t fo rm Is a c lever document, den o tin g d o n s ld e ru f ie polit ical skill It m ay he te rm ed "p rogre ss ive" or " radical ," acco rd ing to o n e s v iew s It doe* not lack su b t le appea l to v a r - i lou i g ro u p and n a t io n a l pre judices. I T ig re s s ive* probab ly will r egard it I as sound I n th * m ain . It neglects considera tion of no ex tens ive occasion for discontent , so th a t i ts effect is to I invite th e favor of p r e t t y m uch e v e r y � body who is d isp lea sed w ith th e p re s � e n ' adm in is t ra t ion , th e war, th e t rea ty , ? rid peace conditions. i*rugre*�ive# who find m u ch in th e pia tJbrm to com m end, b u t who a r* dtueatlaficd with t h e s e n a to r 's w a r r e c � ord, will find th em se lv es jn th e p e cu � l ia r position of hav in g to su p p o r t a r>-ise ra tn tho v ic to ry of which is c lev � erly e a lcn la t -d to bo In te rp re te d ag an en d o rsem en t of the se n a to r ' s w a r r e c � ord, o r In lh* a l te rn a t iv e , of vo ting ag a in s t .� dom estic p rono u n cem en t with which they find th em se lv es l a r g e � ly in ag reem en t Following I* the com ple te p la t fo rm ; "We favor th e im m e d ia te coac lus ion of p e i c and r e su m p tio n o f t r a d e with ail con ct n e e D E N O U N C E T R E A T Y " We a re opposed to th * l e a g u e of N a t io n s as a s t a n d in g m enace to peace, a n d we denounce tho t r e a ty a s a v io � la t ion of the p ledges m a d e t o the world a n d a b e tray a l of th e honor of th is n a � tion . Ii would m a k e us a p a r ty to t h e enslavem en t o f Egy p t and India, t h e rara- of U h m a and th e r u t h l e s s o p � pression of I re kind "We would favor a L eague for Peace, nom nosed of all the n a t io n s o f the world, provided th ey w ere m u tu a l ly p ledged by b ind ing covenan ts , w ith p ro p e r guarani* Vs to ab o lish com- (p ro b ab ly tomorrow pulsory mil i tary service, and, provided fu r th e r , that the sev e ra l n a t io n s m u � tua l ly bind th em se lv es to a speedy d i s � a rm am en t . reducing th* land and nav X By JA M E S H E N L E KW YORK-Disclosure* moi-* sin rtlln th a t th o se which fo l� lowed the fa m o u s R osen thal m u rd e r are, promised by A ss is tan t D is � trict A t to rn ey Ja m e s E Sm ith as a re su l t of New Y ork 's new police s c a n � dal. I t Is alleged th a t 4.boo d isorderly hop saw a r e each pay ing from $50 to $500 a m on th prntnction." "I behove the 'sys tem in tho police d e p a r tm e n t is s t ro n g e r and m ore v i� c ious today than ever. ' sa id Sm ith "it is even worse than th* d a y s of the ! R osen thal kitl ing when organized b lackm ail had b�jcom* a fine art "T he d isc losures which have been j m ade a re a small p a r t of those th a t a re coming W e a re going th rough , with the campaign, no m a t t e r w h e re i the t ra i l leads u s . ' Ro fa r one detective, Jo h n J. G un- win. has been Indicted on tho c h arg e of l iv ing with a woman of th e s treet* and sh a r in g in her earning*, i t is alleged i the t ra i l leads from him to two high ' police officials T H R E E W OMEN T E S T IF Y T h ree women of the underworld . Re- I boron Mejvado, Rose Gonzales a n d I S te lla Young have testified before th e ! grand Jury agai nst H anson Two o t h � er*. " (J inney" Je n n y CareJlo a n d K it ty Italy h a v e not yet "come th ro u g h ." In the imckground a re two m y s te r io u s un derw or ld charac te rs , described by Sm ith a s ' B rooklyn J a c k " and " M an i� cure Annie ." I S m ith s in t im ate s say vice c an n o t cx- j ist lorisv w ithout knowledge of tho po I lice. T o hack which M ayoralty Candidate A n� nounced Platform; Wants Publicity on Transac� tions of Public Bodies MAYORALTY PL A T FO R M OF FR A NK C. BLIED 1- A s t re e t ra i lw ay m unic ipal o w nersh ip re fe rendum . W hether Madison will be a h o m e-ow ning ins tead of a t e n e m e n t c ity de pends on tho solu tion of th e street ra i lw ay problem. 2- Pro g ress iv e developm ent of M adieon 's m un ic ipa l in s t i tu t io n s and schools a long sound, e c o n o m y lines. 3- Purify ing our lakes and p r o � vid ing s a n i ta r y ba th ing beaches. 4--K e ep in g dow n t a x e s by s t r ic t economy end good business m ethods. 5--Publicity of transactions of public bodies as board of educa� tion, water board, etc. F JEM M Y CAPELLO A n d OtTECT/VE J J G i/M S O M COMMISSION ON COAL DISAGREES LABOR R E P R E S E N T A T I V E FA ILS TO SIGN R E P O R T S E N T TO W H IT E H O U S E R ANK C B U R D , c an d id a te for m ayor , declared h im se lf in favor o f a re fe ren d u m on th e quest ion of m un ic ipa l o w n ersh ip of the M ad i� son R a i lw a y s co m p an y in a s t a te m e n t g iven o u t today. H e na i ls th e m un ic ipa l ow nersh ip re fe re n d u m p lank in to h is p la t fo rm to s ta y reg a rd le s s o f w h a t t h e Joint c i t i � z en s ' an d council in v es t ig a t in g c o m � m it tee m ay report , he said "If th* council is not u n an im o u s for up* th e i r ~ s ta te m e n ts i 1 b#ll�ve ,hf' they g ive the following figure,*, they say they will prove In 20 sq u a re block* 480 d i so r � derly fiat* and house* h a t e been Hilted , In two inspection d is t r iota Ibex*# a r e 2.800 such places, In th e borough of M a n h a t ta n th* n u m b e r is put a t 4 OOO These figure* include only wha! iv known a* "commercia lized vice" and lak e no cognizance of p r iv a te im m o r � a l i ty ." DOES OW N S L E U T H IN G Ro susp ic ious is Sm ith of the police department th a t ne refuse* to t ru s t Its defective* A groat p a r t if his tim* devoted to doing hi* own sleu th ing a t n ight Back of the s i tua t ion is a feud th a t ha* ex is ted for several veer* be tw een Hmith a n d Police Insp ec to r Dominick How City Could Take Over Street Car Lines F''OLJLOWING is the procedure by which the elieve th a t the people of i M adison shou ld voice th e i r opinion ballot on the p roposi t ion .-' j CITIZENS UNITE ON SCHOOL SLATE C O M M IT T E E U N A N IM O U SLY EN D O RSES S K IN N E R ; N A M ES FOUR O T H E R C A N D ID A T E S ASK HOOVER TO TESTIFY FOR SIMS F O R M E R FOOD A D M I N I S T R A T O R K N EW S E R IO U S N E S S OF SIT- UA TIO N, SAYS ADMIRAL lf( j th ro u g h th ' Mr lil ied declared W A S H IN G T O N The coal l o m in i i - aion nam ed by P re s id en t Wilson to b ring abou t a se t t le m e n t of the m ine j , , " wage c o n tro v e rsy today fo rw a rd ed tu ' r t **nr> th* white house p a r t of it* repo rt . Jo h n I*. White, m ine r 's r e p re s e n t s - j and aves . did not r ig ii the aecia ,, , of the r ight H.vlan has dem anded t h a t ' s m i t h I report sen t Wilson today an d he p lans j fu rn ish a list of the 500 d iso rder ly houses said to lie op e ra t in g with police pro tec tion It ut not thought tha t Sm ith J "I arn opposed to a n y solu t ion of o u r p rob lem th a t p ro p o se a one m an curs. the cost of e x tens ion to be borne by tax p a y e rs , an d re lease of th e M a d � ison Railway . co m p a n y from ail pav- I nanmnou* *,ndon*emen* of P ro f F B Sk inner for r a 'e lection to th* school board wa* voted (ast n ight by th*' c i t � izens school board n o m in a t in g c o m � m it tee K i on m.. rn,..rd ( indorsem ent c f I m iseioner K n r ig h t Is lu r k in g up H e n ry - �* ,ho people a r t ' �>*� �PP��*a to ,h:lt i F. l l, McClain s cand idacy wa* p r a t - M ayor H y lan I* Lack in up Rn- solution. Ueally u n an im o u s Rd wa rd T. Baillie, H IT S STOCK W A T E R IN G j of Bailli, ami B e d q u i l t received labor The Madison R a i lw a y s coni|�any j e n d o rsem en t a* well a s th a t of th� has c lear ly ind ica ted t h a t w ithout he lp from the c ity they a r e on the d o w n g ra d e I don 't believe th a t by a id ing them financially we should, a s pointed out by C ity A tto rney Ryan. put a p rem iu m on stock w a te r in g mi th a t the p ro p e rty of in n o cen t stock - J ho lders is so heavily m o r tg a g ed by j ob liga t ions th a t it is w o r th les s I b e � lieve we should m eet o u r p re sen t p roblem sq u a re a n d not d e lay while the c ity suffffers " will m ak e any off' . the mayor's wishes ALL Oh TAMMANY A s in g u la r c lement of the s i tua t ion is tha t both S m ith and the officials he Is a t t a c k in g a re organ izat ion Demo c ra te a n d belong to T a m m an y Hall or Its Brooklyn annex G unson ha* bec* nm trouble before. and (urn ju s t h*-*n acquited bv th*- police d 'snar t inon t of c h arg es g rowing out of h is a r re s t of tw o respec tab le g ir ls last y e a r An e xam ina t ion of tho g ir ls proved them innocent B R I C K B A N D I T S G E T $ 5 0 0 0 FURS M IN N EA PO LI SS Brit t o o k $5.boti w or th of window o f the Lugds early t o d a y bat bandit* fu rs from th*' to re hereut T u rn it SENA TE O R D E R S PULLS 3 BONES; G R A I N I N Q U I R Y T W O A R E L O A D E D D E N Y Y A N K FLEET O R D E R E D A C R O S S W A SH IN G T O N R ep o r ts that an Am erican c q u ad ro n had Steen ordered to the Black Sea w**re d isc red i ted t o � day at the navy d e p a r tm e n t No o r � de r for such a m o v em en t h a s b e in i s � sued from W a s h in g to n a n d there knowledge of such order, it was i T h e report o rig ina ted in London. U. S. A VIA TO R IS F R E E D O F WIV ES W A SH IN G T O N ^ Tile se n a te today ordered an inves tiga tion of the United S ta t -* g ra in co rpora t ion on the bast* of c h a rg e s m ad e by a federa l g ra n d ju ry a t Spokane Rain or m o w t o n i g h t a n d F r id a y . B E R G E R A P P E A L Colder Friday, w inds becoming s trong r�orth*Hy. IS S E T O V E R . nlllrtal Hr port kt I . I R t i r r n u I H r s l k r r . h t y T * m p c r a t ii r e P r e c i p i t a t i o n n i g h e s t L o w e s t 14 h o u r s ) e s t r r d a j r I s i s ! N i g h t l o T a m Ma * 4� A 56 S \T a r r a u . 4 6 3 K a Duluth . . 42 46 M i n n e a p o l i s 4 � 5 H 0 La Grosse 4 A A I 'vbuque in 42 A *14 I I I SOX VV I . VI I ! V K V o - Temper- ( i e l a u v � Wind L'l u u d i t e r d a y a lu re H u m i d i t y Velocity cess N o o n 56 IOO 7 I AA ' p m J* I **rt 12 ISA Today rn. 40 IOO I 2 IOC Noon 43 !.*> 5 JOA C HICAGO Berger from Th* Snow-'ii brae 0 inches, fin ground . 7 i n c h e s ii 4 i**t t tm tx r i iH i r r �4 at 4.36 p m Lowest tem p e ra tu re 37 ai IO o. m Vt-.m tem p era tu re y es te rd ay Sa. N or� te ,�I 21 Ton. I p re c ip i ta t 'uo sir.ee Jan . I, 19$ ii ' urinal J M ?CHIM I IN O T t t t . i t I i i A H V ii .ii ''�*** i" i * k ' . 5 ' . . 'o ld-s t in 1849 4 ti f I ct lo I $59. *3 u ichea appeal of V ic! or sen tence of tw e n ty years in L ea v en w o r th p e n i te n t i a ry for violation o f the e sp ionage act, w as wet over to d ay until March 27. The attn*' ru l ing w as m ad e for B e r g e r s four co-de fend* n t a Absence of Berger '* a t to rney at ten d in g the social is t h ea r in g s in the New York assem bly , were responsible. ILLNESS D E L A Y S N E W B E R R Y T R I A L G R A N D RA PI I >8, Mich. Due to the illness* of P a u l King, one of the chi* d e fen d an t* in th e Michigan election f rau d tr ia l , court recessed today. A t � to rneys Brr the defense -a id King was g re a t ly im proved find would b*>. able to a p p e a r in c o u r t tomorrow A tto rn ey s an d tho court p lan to p lace the case in the hands of the ju r y by the l a t t e r p a n of next week King will he the last de fense wit- . ness to tes ti fy , k a n s a s c i t y -a i th ree bones. Two black spo t ted cubes In p e rm i t t in g th e first the h a n d s of the police Ju d g e F lem ing w as told til Sippi m arb les ' ' were loaded. . hem speak for them selves , exper t roll by the c o u r t nett* e n . ' H e tr ied aga in . Are ob* A lach es told h im sui tu a c r a p g am e ar* m uch sired Fields d re w a fine of $20' believe it w as your in*entie Vore mid been en te red today in J ^at* fa v o r of Mrs. Hazel F u rn e s s De Yore, J wife No. 2. At the mini" t ime. her at Jivorce for Mrs. Ila** wife No. I, a n d un j been adv ised of o ther m o m i s m of thT, co m m it te r Tho m ee t ing las t n ight w as h a rm o n ious in conn hi ri non with the s to rm y sess ion last week when labor p re sen t - *d i ts d 'Xnand for st a t in g of delegate* equal in numb* r to those of all the civic o rg a n iz a t io n s combined T he co m m ittee ap p o in te d to work out a basis of re p re se n ta t io n gave labo r l l out of the. 38 delegate*. R E JE C T PR O PO SA L I T h e motion * f th e labor fee I lo I they se lec t a s la te of fo u r from j r a n k s a n d the o th e r delegate* a n o th e r j - l . i 'c of fo u r from th*- re m a in d e r of the city. arui th a t from the eight m en fou r I chosen from ballo t ing tty the whole com m ittee , w as d e fea ted by a n a r ro w t m arg in | The. 25 m* n from which the selection of fou r wa* m ade w en H e rm a n L of tsgordon J. It, ILamsav, - J K T Baillie. M cClain ( Pro fe sso r Sk in ? is no j m r hav ing prev ious ly b*VMi endorsed ) , a te d . I # T W alker, |*rof. \\ I* Wheel. in, Fr*yl K G ra tz , C 1 G. Dwight, A r th u r S. Merz, H a r r y bauthnff , Mrs. Glenn T urner , lf. C Tie- dom ann , M art in Loftsgordon , A W T ress ier , J'rof. J ti. J* Mack, VV, *1 Kl rebuff c r and C h a r le s Ingold A ha lf -dozen of til* naim^s were '.c ratchet! a s som e of th e nom in announced they would not be W A SH IN G T O N - H e rb er t Hoover, fo rm er food admin!** r a te r will he asked to testify in behalf of Kenr A d � m iral W illiam S. Sims, before the s e n � a te n a v a l a ffa irs co m m ittee in v e s t i � ga t ing the Daniels-Birns con troversy , S im s today r e q u es ted the c o m m it � tee to call Hoover, a n d C h a irm a n Hale said he would. Mims w a n ts Hoover to c o rro b o ra te i s t r e n g th h is te s t im o n y reg ard in g the d e sp e ra te I some s i tu a t io n of the all ies when A m erica j th�.y en te red the w ar He said llt>over gave him " Ute first real iza tion of the ^ p o s � sible d e fea t of the a l l ie s" d u r in g a c o n � ference in l o n d o n sho r t ly a f te r he a r � rived. URG ED MORE S H IPS Him* today made tile dis* Insure that in June , 1917. he urged S e c re ta ry D aniels *o complete ly s t r ip the A m e r i � can coast of "seagoing p ro tec t io n " and t r a n s f e r the sh ip s to Bri t ish waters. Daniels, te s t im o n y showed, re fused to e n ie r ta in the suggest ion T en d ay s later, f inding his s u g g e s � tion sti ll unheeded, Him** sen* an o th e r m essage *.o Daniels ag a in u rg ing tha t A m erican ships be t r a n s f e r r e d to Ku- ropean water*. S im s w ent on to say th e a n t i - s u b � m ar in e w ar would bo won if the enemy could Ive forced or led into "d iver t ing p a r t of Fps su b m a r in e effort to the th t i L*n I ted S ta le s coast, o r to any oilier ii bor BY L. C. M A RTIN ASHTNGTON - Ratif ica tion of the t r ea ty now d epends on tbv votes of one o r tw o aenatosa, ! leaders in the efforts to a r ra n g e a I com prom ise on Article IO dec lared th is I a f te rnoon T h ey asked S e n a to r Lodge to g ive th em a l ittle more t im e to a rg u e c e r � ta in se n a to rs in to line for th e eorn- j p rom ise and Lodge agreed no t to call : up th e t r e a ty at all today I He took th is s tep in sp i te of th* fact th a t he announced som etim e ago lie would keep the fact before the s*n- I a te w ithout in te r ru p t io n until It w a s d isposed of. R e tu rn to the se n a te of S e n a 'o r ! Sw anson , Virginia, w ho has been ab-. sent some time, he lped give im p e luw 1 to the work of the co m p ro m ise rs TRY FOR C O M PR O M ISE t ' n b s * R epublican s e n a to r s s p l i n t j o v e r tu re s being m ade to them by D*jn� I oc ra t a the se n a te will bo g iven a I chance to vote soon on th e W atao n - i S im m o n s compromisT re se rv a t io n u� I Article Ton. It w as a p p a r e n t . R enew al of o v e r tu re s to th e R e p u b � licans is considered likely to p ro long the su�ti"/ ise in th e pence t r e a ty sit uh- I l ion Sim mon* said today th e pro* I posed com prom ise will be offered u n � less the R epublicans ' form a close con. p o ra tion i gains t a n v modification I which S e n a to r Lodge hima**Jf does n o t sponsor ." 'Ttoes th a t m ean l.odge wilt not offer the W a t s o n - S im m ons compromise '** S im m ons was asked ' It does not," be replied " T h a t h a s i not b-jen decided '' h a s 30 VO TES S im m o n s su i ted posi t ive ly th a t ho h a s $0 I>emocratlc vote* p ledged to th# c o m p ro m ise and can get more. If 3ft D em ocra ts vote for it. 4 R ep u b lican vo tes would i*e requ ired T h e to ta l �f Lodge 's force# Is 35 a n d of his followers have told luna could not su p p o r t th e W a tso n - S im m o n s plan o r a n y modification of th o Trudge reserva t ion . The, W a tso n - S im m o n s re se rv e t .on p rovides th a t the United S ta le* ' a s * sum os no otd tgat ion to em ploy i ts m il � i ta ry or naval forces, i ts re sources o r ;inv fo rm of econom ic p re s s u re " in p re se rv ing from e x te rn a l ag g re ss io n the te r r i to ry or indep en d en ce of a n y o th e r coun try MRS. B L O M S K l IS G I V E N 2 0 Y E A R S r i l ical a r c a F ra n c e and area disTanl from the su r ro u n d in g the coas t of the United K ingdom ' Mims to d ay r e b a t e d his c r it ic ism s th a t th e n a v y d e p a r tm e n t w as slow to a c t on his r e q u es ts for des t royers . .P R O M I S E S IG N O R E D " "Th* re p e a te d prom ise o f the d p a r tm e n t to supp ly ad d it io n a l lore a t definite t im e s were not kept, and o f ten found m yse lf seriously em ba rasped in dea l ing w i th th e all ies I* cause, a c t in g upon the informal ii fu rn ish ed by the d e p a r tm e n t , a r ra n g m en ts had been m ad e for th* *n posi t ion o f th e se new forces, invo lve ! r e - a r r a n g e m e n t of forces a n d th ese could not b* because of the fa ilu re of ti force* to a r r iv e ." a iii*, h allied m ade R H IN E L A N D E R - M r, S tan lay Btomski, found guilty last n ight of second degree for thjs d ea th of her son Alban, agad b. today w as sen tenced by Ju d g e A. H. Retd of W au sau to tw en ty y e a rs at -Ha s ta te prison .n W au p u n . Her husband , c h a rg ed with i>�. mg an accessory to bea t ing tb s boy to death , w as acqu i t ted Alienists testified t h a t th e worn. an w as sane . Sha ad m i t te d b e a t � ing th e boy w ith an mon poker and a stick because, she said. sh* ha ted him since she w as not bu-a who w as his fa th e r D I D N 'T S A Y S MA N; DID, SA YS MISS ?LU UAM UNTO W K udi-d not g u i l ty to a cf i l t ing L ena Wil liams, .p clerk. Sh* say a h� hen sh** w asn f looking s had a n d i- T U GS GO T O A I D O F S TE A M S H IP W O U L D C U R B S A L E OF F A K E S T O C K S re su l ts be dc- "Al. I to de g;ime," I lo m e y asked I Alien I m V. j r o u need b s th ird wife MA Y I N S P E C T FOE F O R T R E S S E S V I O L E T S F O R B U L L E T VICTIM C H IU AGO An ezpcnsiv* c m k e t , ? d e co ra ted with one tiny bunch of vio I l e ts WH.s t h e re s t ing pl a e s today o f Mrs. R u th Randall . W ho fu rn ish ed the cask e t n o on* , would s a y . Tim violate were laid upon the coffin , by a w h i te ha ired woman, on** of the c u r io u s h u n d re d s w h o coiled to look J upon th� res t le ss w om an of m a n y loves who killed hor las t lover and then her- I s e l f . "I th ink R uth R anda l l ha* found In I d e a th w h a t he r soul so u g h t in va in I I in life," the white ha ired wom an stud 4u s she left the viole ts. USE G R E N A D E S IN A U S T R I A N S T R I K E V MINNA T he s tr ike wh ich - t a r t e d , recen tly in the M ahrisch o s t r a u coal lu'ld, Teacher! d is t r ic t , in a d ispu te be- I wt en C z ec h o -Slovakia and Boland, is I sp re ad in g rapidly a n d re jio r ted to be tak in g on tho c h a r a c t e r of a c o m m u � n is t or M partacan d em o n s tra t io n . Red (lags a re flying a t th� p tt *haf ts and h and g re n ad e s have been u.^ed in c o n � flicts be tw een Polish and Czech w o r k � m en. In all 28,000 m en have s t ruck . T h e s t r ik e woe begun a a a p ro te s t a g a in s t th* ac t ion of tho p lebiscite com m iss ion in rep lacing w o r k m e n m e m b e rs of the iocal co m m it tee by bourgeoisie . T h* th re a te n e d s t r ik e of th* civil e m p lo y es her.? for h ig h e r wages ha-s been se t t led oy com prom ise . T h e g o v � e rn m e n t ha.- agreed to increase the PARBS to d ay dei t h e r igh t t iflcation Th. d e i? ' hat map**, m av \ cli of a m b a ss a d e M arsha l Pooh h a n v G e rm a n fo ish at a n y tarn* N JJ VV YORK Tug*- t r o t ; t 'rour* h a v e ie to the ukl O'f fie W ard Ll s toa t tier (Esperanza a>ihor* on Mad g u s t ; a r llLeef, off Progri mo. Mexico a c o r d :tig to wire I*1 sa in*-usages lier*; t day. A w ir .I ire ok w ater WI! IU i L A B O R B A L L O T B E A T S R A D I C A L S N E G R O DIES IN E L E C T R I C CH AIR M I N N E S O T A H A S THU NDE R S T O R M LONDON M em bers of ti . rganizutions in the t rad e ongrcsa have voted m fav o r a1 r a th e r th a n " d i rec t" uctl* labor J union ; poll t i- I *.o a t - I fain th e i r d e m a n d for na tiona liz I l i o n of basic in d u s t r ie s - p a r t i cu la r ly coal m in e * -it w as a n n o u n ce d a t the c o n � g r e s s ' sess ion her� tiwlay. T h e vote, r e p re se n t in g w orkers of each local union w as 3 731.00*) for p o � l i t ica l act ion a n d I 250,FJA for d i rec t ac t ion . T he vol** w as tak e n as c o m � plete d e f e a t f o r t h e rad ica l laborites . T h e eongrcss also re jec ted the m iners ' p roposa l to . a l l . s t r ik e of the m on ' im p o r ta n t union, to for* i ua t io n a liza - P e t n Lockett , 32 h ere today a H a rd m an Rim for IO sa la ry nudge" by 3,00i>,iKKi,Ud0 c ry * ' tu . i lion FDI >5' VU �LK. K> brough, a lias Wil liam gro, w as e lec t rocu ted tim m u r d e r of (len*' y e a r old scnooi girl. T w o b r o th e r s and tw o u n t ie s of the child w ere n the front row of sp e c � ta to rs . T hey led a acor* of men from th e i r ne ighborhood to w i tn ess the e x e � cution. m ir in g L o ck e t t 's tr ia l in L exington six m en w e re killed w hen a moll t r ied j to t a k e him from th* cour thouse I Locke tt told the .ai) officials he had . kllb-d four * om en in l il t past urn I years. IT. PA F Tile nea t B ra ine rd , tier a rc lest wiver l ight: m g > IL T h! fl s to rm e r d ' s l ight porariJy . R a p i d l y g a v e r i s e c r b u r ture* rap id ( A t i u d W i n g e n f r o m t h e i r c i t y is s u r r o u n t w h i c h s n o w U p oo d i

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