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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - March 21, 1920, Madison, WisconsinL eague of N a tio n s an d th� I p eace tre a ty a re dead, and w ith tho fo rm er died A m e ric a 's g re a t J c h an ce for w orld lead ersh ip . W e j h av e won tho d is tru s t of E urope. P re s id e n t W ilso n 's p a r t in th e in ak - I log of th e tre a ty left him bound to its specific form , a b e tte r f��rrn in the m ain , wo believe, th a n an y proposed by its opponents. H is la s t d itch tight for tho w ork o f tho co n feren ce w as I h o n o rab le and rig h t. R ut w hen tlia t la s t d itc h w as reach ed it w ould have been th e p a r t of w isdom for h im to h av e g iv en h is fo llow ers in th o se n a te a free h an d an d to h av e lot th o a llies decid e w h e th e r to accep t o r re je c t th e w ork o f th e sen a to rs . T h ro u g h o u t i t w as th e co u rse of th e R e p u b lic an se n a to rs to d e m a n d c h an g e s so com plete aa to p re v en t th e t r e a ty going Into h is to ry a s a D em o cra tic ach iev em en t, a n d its linal . la u g h te r by th e H itch co ck g ro u p s u g � g e s ts eq u a l d e te rm in a tio n by D em o � c ra t ic lead ers th a t th e t r e a ty sh o u ld n o t pa sa In su c h fo rm a s to be know n a* a R ep u b lic an d o cu m en t. In in s i s t � ing upon p ro v o ca tiv e p h ra s in g th e K e p u b lir^ g i r re c o n c ila b le ad d ed m uch to th e d a m a g e done o u r s ta n d in g o v er- te Journal V O L 134, NO. 171. 81st Year. MADISON, W1S" SU N D AY M O RNING , MARCH 21, 1910. TW ENTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS REDS MENACE ALL GERMANY The senate's m eddling w ith the Irish question added nothing to Its reputation for sta tesm an sh ip , tho Jus� tice o f Ire la n d s ca u se n otw ith stan d � ing. A m erica would have m uch to j .ay should the B ritish parliam ent J pans a resolution dem anding tho lib � eration o f tho P hilipp ines, . . . T he outcom e m ay invite the presen � tation o f W ilson as a presidential candidate. No doubt he would be beaten. T h is Is a R epublican year, unless all s ign s fall. Tho country's hope lies In sta tesm an like action touching the treaty by the R epubli� can national convention. T he senate R epublicans have tied its hands. T he convention m ust sunder the Ixslge bonds or fa il In its duty to tho co u n � try and to the world. . . � The conviction of Senator Newberry and 16 of h is c o -consp irators la M ich� igan'1- answ er to those who regard an ejection as a political auction. P u b � lic office is not for sa le , and no man can with im punity defy or evade the corrupt practices act. Others, in other states, m ay w*dl take w arning that the w ay to the United S tates senate is not a path of gold. The psychology of the M ichigan affair affords the prophecy that Henry F old . Newberry'* scan tily defeated rival, m ay now go to the sen ate a s the sta te s n a d tlo n to th e N ew berry scandal. a . . . T he men in Md|fljev*>i ut ion in G er� m any, a s the Install earl, "lasted heap quick." T hat K waa a prem aturely launched schem e to rwstaee the H ohen- xollern dyn asty seem s prsbeole. I ts failure was com plete, a lm ost grotesque,, W ith it fe ll for tim m om en t what plan, lf any. existed to He up G erm any and Itusrla in a great m ili ta ry wtate. Du dendorfT s v isit to R ussia w ith h is s ta b E X P EC T BIG VOTE IN CITY ON TUESDAY Primary W ill Eliminate One Man in Three-Cornered Mayoralty l ight; Some Aldermen Have Op� position W H E N th e b a r r ie r is ll a. rn. T u esd ay , Mayc liab le, F ra n k C. I \ th a t he w as a c tiv e ly Identified w in the rev o iy tio n . But the danger o f a R osso German alliance may be nearer because o f the revolution. T b s Wbert governm ent, a11hooch restored, se e m s w eaker for its experience* T h e G erm an bolsh e� v ists m ade com m on cause w ith U n Ebert forces a g a in st m onarchy, but it placed them in a position to dem and much of Hie lib er! governm ent. That they w ere prim ed for the opportunity to setae tho governm ent w as indicated b y the prom ptitude w ith w hich th e y e s � tablished so v ie t governm ent in tw o German c lt ie a A bolsh ev ist Germ any gn d b olsh evist R u ssia woald flow to � gether as naturally as tw o stream s of water. T he outcom e is not yet. . . . Dr. W olfgang won K app, German dictator for a day, is a N ew York man. A s a revolution ist he com pares unfavorably w ith Trotsky, a lso a N ew Yorker for a tim e. M odesty forbids tho conclusion th at T rotsky's ex p er� ience a s a new spaper m an acco u n ts for th e d ifference. lT u h ab ly th e re a l s e � c re t is that Europe is well o u t of its m o n arch is tic mood. In any case. H ast Side N ew York will be c red ited w ith having contributed its full q u o ta of both w h isk e rs and s c a b b a rd s to the s tag e p ro p e rty o f E u ro p ea n po litics.. . . D uring th e peace negotia tions H e r � bert H oover g iv e P re s id e n t W ilson a m em o ran d u m in w hich he se t fo rth re.vsons w hy he fe lt th a t th e U n ited S ta te s sh o u ld no t a c c e p t m em b en fln p in v a r io u s co m m issio n s to be c rea ted . On M onday th is m em o ran d u m w as published in th e n ew sp ap ers , w ith o u t the co n se n t e ith e r of th e prm rtdunt or o f Mr. H o over. T h e reason for th is lnethical p u b lic a � tion w.-ia plainly in tile in terest o f op- jxviitkm to tho l e a g u e of N atio n s l 'olttlcians had begun to d isco v er th a t H oover is a great fo rce in A m erica, and th e y hastened to put him on roc- ord a s o pposed to the p re s id e n t 's Ideas. ifted a t 6 or G eorge B lied a n d Milo K ittle so n w ill be ofT in th e p r e � lim in ary to th e m a y o ra lty d e rb y th a t fo llow s on A pril 6. T ho tw o w ho poll th e b ig g est vote w ill ru n in th a t Anal. One c a n d id a te fo r a ld e rm a n w ill be e lim in a ted in th e th ird , se v e n th a n d e ig h th w a rd s in each of w hich th ree c an d id a te s a re ru n n in g In th e n in th w ard w ith a field o f four, tw o w ill be fo rced ou t. T he p r im a ry e lection is to n a rro w the field to twx� c a n d id a te s lot e ach eon- tes ted office. T he e lec tio n is n o n � p a r tisa n . P o lls o pen a t ti a. rn. and close a t 8 p. rn. T h e vo tes a t each e lection boo th w ill p ro b ab ly be coun ted by 8: JO. WOMEN W ON'T VOTE W om en will n o t be ab le to vo te a t th e p rim a ries . T w o s ta te s a re needed to ra tify th e S u sa n A n th o n y a m e n d � m en t to b rin g the n u m b er u p to the req u ired tw o -th ird s . R a tifica tio n of the su ffrag e a m e n d m en t is expec ted b e � fore A pril 6 In a t le a s t tw o o f th e s ta te leg is la tu re s w here i t is now p e n d � ing. it is ex p ec ted th en th a t a d e c is � ion will be m ad e th a t w om en can vote a t th e sp rin g election . M adison* th re e m a y o ra lty c a n d i� d a te s go before th e v o te rs w ith none h av in g an a p p a re n t edge. No d o p e � s te r is w illing to v e n tu re a gu ess. ''You n ever cun te ll," Is th e w ord. D O P E S T E R ARE SU SY An e ffec tiv e cam p aig n h a s been w aged by a ll th ree c an d id a te s w ith th e ir su p p o r te rs c o n d u c tin g a q u ie t c an v ass. W hile M ayor S ay le ha* the best o rg a n isa tio n . M r. R iled Is sa id to have a lm o st d u p lica ted IL W hile th e po litica l d o p ester* h av e n o t been w il� lin g to "p ick " w in n ers , h e re a re th e p o sitio n s th ey aas lg n c an d id a te s in th e re su lts In e ac h o f th e w a n ts : F irs t w ord : S ay le , K ittle so n . R iled, Second: Say-Ie. K ittle so n , B ited. T h ird : S ay le , B ited, K ittleson . F o u rth : Kayla. Riled. K ittle so n . F ifth , first p rec in c t: K ittle so n , Kayle, R iled , second p rec in c t, K i t t le � son, Riled, Kayle. S ix th , firs t p re c in c t: Say le. K ittle - has not been exp la in ed , but At la a fa tM s e n . R iled; seco n d p rec in c t. Blind, K it- alc lion, Kod,,e SECOND WARD Alderman ................................DacarA Winricb Alderman ......................G. H Mason Justice of the Peace...........yy �j* Kelsey THIRD WARD Alderman ................................ John A Simon Alderman ..............................Win. F. Mautz Alderman . .................... B. A. Honeycomb Justice of the Peace...........Joseph Henry Johnston Justice of the Peace ........... Milo b . Pinkerton FOURTH WARD Alderman ..............................Wm. L. Dowling Justice of the Peace...........3 A Madigan FIFTH WARD Alderman ...................... -...-Henry Caesar Alderman ................................A. W McConnell Justice of the Peace...........George C. Browne SIXTH WARD Alderman ......................... ...-Geo. J. Fessler Alderman .................M. E. Johnson SEVENTH WARD Alderman .......................... .... Wm. G. Dunn Alderman ..............................Andrew S. Brown Alderman ................................A o. Utter EIGHTH WARD Alderman ........................ ..... .J. BL Behrend Alderman ............ ...................S E. Capron Alderman ....A. .Albert J. Schwoegler NINTH WARD Alderman ................................Jo*. A. Rupp Alderman ..............................Wm. A. Kelly Alderman .............................. Frank M. Meyer Alderman ..............................Tho�. B. CoughJin Justice of the Peace........... S. B. Shein TENTH WARD Alderman ..............................E W. Sheffer Alderman ................................H. J. Steffen Justice of the Peace...........Henry Casson TEMPORARY PACT H E LD N E X T AGED JUDGE STRICKEN A T LANCASTER W ilson Expected to S e e k Agreement With Allies and Germany to Protect U. S. Interests Till Election T u rn to rotate 2, co lum n 4) W ISCONSIN- Fair Sunday and Munday, s lowly rising temperature. l a M k w hile it ha* to k en no official a c tio n flknxigh th o M adison F e d e ra tio n of I -ibor, so d o re o m en t of candidates h a s inn to buy a tick e t to B eaum ont, say in g hi* unci* wa* to be han g ed th e re and hq w an ted to w atch th e proceed In g a N O W HIS C O A T OF SMILE IS MISSING TAOOM N A g e n tle m a n s tro lle d is a p a rk horn w earin g n o th in g b u t a .m ile. N ow h e * lost e v en th e sm ile. T hey a ru w a!ohing h im In a pad d ed cell. QUICK O.K. FOR SUFFRAGE SEEN OI A M I T A. W ash . Q u ick ra tif ica tio n of tho federa l w om an su ffra g e a m e n d - j rfient by th * W a s h in g to n le g is la tu re 1 bere M onday I* p red ic ted by lag ig l.it- j or*. in 1910, W ash in g to n ad o p ted w om an su ffrage 2 to J. If It adop t* the am en d m en t M onday It w ill be th e j 35th Blate lo la tify . M em bers of th e leg is la tu re believe th e a m en d m en t will Ie* ra tified w ith in !wo o r thro.* I our* a f te r th e spec ia l j session* open* e t noon. BIG WAREHOUSES ON COAST URGED W A SH IN G T O N -- C o n s tru c tio n of larg e w arehouse* in A tlan tic p o rta w as urged by J . P. Jaco b so n , w areh o u se j co m m issio n er o f M inneso ta , before th e se n a te in te r s ta te co m m erce co m m ittee S a tu rd ay . T h o p lan , he sa id , w ould J re lieve the egg sh o rta g e w hich h a s re- J. su ited from congested te rm in a ls In the em# and h a s filled w este rn g ra m e le � vator* an d s to ra g e h o u se s to overflow- mg. ( N E W B E R R Y IS G I V E N MAXIMUM PUNISHMENT M ichigan Senator and S ix teen F ollow ers Feel W eight o f Law F o llow in g C onviction on Charge of Fraudulent P ractices in 1918 E lections BY J L O SULLIVAN . A M R A N I) RAPIDS, Mich. United S ta tes Senator Trum an II New- v * berry, mak. r of laws yesterday fe lt the weight of the law. Standing in federal court, New berry wa. ..enteneed to two years iii the Leavenworth federal pern- .............. - - ------- *------------- ten tiary and to pay a $10,000 tine. I / C A / I IT JPC DAT QI M M I t in the maximum penalty. VJT O l/V /V S ix teen follow er* convicted w ith h u n o f f ra u d u le n t p ra c tic e s in th e c lcc tio o s of U l t , a c r e sen ten ced a s follow s: j D U R L IN - P ro m in en t KInn F d n lead F re d e ric k Cody. tw o years. JI�,OOO. era th ro u g h o u t C oun ty K e r ry w ere a r , l 0 W)0i E As* ' r*wted by ^ B r i t i sh m i l i ta ry f o r mC harlo* A F loyd, tw o year*. IS OOO " . . , , W illiam M icks!, tw o y ears S a tu rd a y and h u rried ab o ard a de a troyer which sailed for a n u n k n o w n ! I (T u rn to page. 2, colum n S) deist'.n u tto n . ^ I I J ASH I NG TON P n .d d e n t W il- W son s n ex t step. a* th e re su lt Ie'* re jec t ion o f t in t r e a ty of V cjrm lllcs, w ill to* to nego tl- i te te m p o ra ry ag reem en t* w ith th e a l � lies an d G erm an y to p ro le /'t A m erican in*'r e s t s a n d allow a v ir tu a l re tu rn to peace, it is believed, p end ing a decision by th e people on th e L eague o f N a tio n -1 in til", N o vem ber election*. 'i he p re s id en t is s tu d y in g w hat c o u rse h�* w ill tak e . T ile d e fea ted t re a ty wa* d e livered a t th e w h ite house S a tu rd a y by G* org�* A. S an d erso n , c le rk of th e sen a te , a n d it is u n d e rs to o d it will he k ep t a t th q ex ec u tiv e m ansion to r th e presen*. FOUR COURSES OPEN F o u r s te p s tho p re s id en t can tak e wi-r". o u tlin ed a s follow s: I l ie c an send th o re jec ted tro I upon Hie e a rn in g s of the p lan t. T he b a r g e r th o e a rn in g s th* la rg e r th e v a l- r n a tio n fo r tax a tio n . T h ere is little re fe ren ce to th e a c tu a l p h ysical v a r � ia t io n o f th e p ro p e rty . T h is w as de- j cid ad in th e D u lu th s t r e e t c a r case I w here th e v a lu a tio n fo r ra t* m aking purpose* w as $400,000 below v a lu a tio n I fo r ta x a tio n purpose* "T he M adison s t r e e t ra ilw a y co m � pany is not w o rth $1,250,000 a* c la im ed by Mr. M ontgom ery . T h e va lue of the s tre e t ennui* 1 slon's decision , an d a t th a t figure th is p ro p e rly can lo* tak e n o v e r hy th e city of M adison u n d e r a law e n a c te d a t th* la s t sess io n o f th e le g is la tu re w ithou t th e e x p e n d itu re of a s ing le d o lla r of J th e ta x p a y e rs ' m oney, I he lped put th a t law th ro u g h . T h e p ro p e rty Itself can he bonded an d th e e a rn in g s of the co m p an y r a n pay off th e se bonds w ith o u t a n y fin an c ia l In v e s tm e n t of ! th e c ity ." CAMPHOR ICE N E X T MORNING FRM ANY today a p p a re n tly h a d J escaped from th e m enace of th e Von K app In su rrec tlio n in B e r� lin only to face a m ore se rio u s th re a t in th e sp read of bolshevism . E ig h t o f tho la rg e s t c ltiea of th a g re a t in d u s tr ia l d is tr ic t of W es tp h a lia , ( e n te r in g a ro u n d th e s teel m a n u fa c � tu r in g c ity of E ssen , w ere rep o rted In the h an d s of co m m u n ists . T h o g en era l s tr ik e , c a lled to defeat th e re a c tio n a ry In su rrec tio n , a p p a re n t� ly ha* proved a b o om erang . T h e Ebert | g o v e rn m e n t called on th e w orkm en to d e fea t th e rev o lu tio n by a g e n era l s tr ik e . T h e s tr ik e d e fea ted th e revo� lu tio n b u t developed th e fa v o ri te w eapon o f tho com m unist* . l a t e s t adv ice* in d ic a te th� s t r ik e se ttle m e n t, na m ad e by th e union la b o r lead ers a n d tho E b e r t govern m en t m a y he re jec ted by th e w o rker* th e m s e lv e s leav ing tho s itu a t io n ten se . T h e c it ie s of I iuaseldorf, D o rtm u n d , H agen , D u is � burg , Cref�*ld, M illheim , Barmen, E l� berfeld and O berhauaen , a r e moat s e r - iotisly affected . I nepaln:y th e t re a ty o f V e rsa ille s h u t th* on. S tro n g a llied fore** w are be ing c o n ce n tra ted I a t S tra sb o u rg an d Metz. DEAD B A B Y HANDS UNDERTAKER JAB KAN FR A N C ISC O - An u n d e r ta k e r s I a p p re n tic e la s t n ig h t han d led the. body of th re e -d a y s -old H a rry K rie tscho in j g in g erly fash ion , d e sp ite positive sta**�-> m en ts th a t ' B aby H a rry w a s d ead ." B aby H a r ry y e s te rd a y w"is rem oved a-

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