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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - May 29, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin California Victory Cost Johnson $125,000 aids also Kik Chews Cor in ii to Tif "2 a n Raj a Ite Roumal City i lotion eight pates Mccabe denies r. R. Head contributed to fund Senate examines Mcadoo backers vol. 135, no. 59. 81st year. Madison wis., saturday afternoon May 29, 1920. Price three cents Washington a Between 110ft 000 and is too wan raised for Hiram Johnson s primary Campaign in California Alexander Mccabe san Francisco one of Johnson s managers told the Senate Campaign expenditures investigating committee today. The contributions totalled this amount two Days before the close of the Campaign Mccartt said. Quot the largest individual contribution was $5,000 by Henry Mccabe said. Probably $25,000 Mccabe said had been collected since the primary. He said j. H. Rosetter shipping Man gave $2.50ft. Denies Herron gift Mccabe denied rumours that vice president Herron of the Southern Pacific has contributed to the Johnson Campaign. He said he discover the Quot nine millionaires Quot which Hoover men said wore on Tho John i son primary ticket. He named five As the Only millionaires among the i Twenty six California delegates. A any minion area on the Hoover j Delegate onto Kenyon asked. A off hand i never counted them but there were a considerable number Quot Mccabe said. Mccabe said that $25, was sent from California to Johnson s new York Headquarters $4,000 to Michigan $1.-00 to Nebraska $2,000 to indians. $6,000 to Montana nothing to new Jersey and North Carolina. $2,500 Tojo Orth Dakota. $2,000 to South Dakota. $5,600 to Oregon. $000 to Nevada $600 to Arizona. $500 to Washington and $1,600 to Minnesota. Describing California Headquarters. Mccabe said the publicity manager received $125 a week the highest salary paid. Quiz my ado backers Frederic William Wile newspaper nor respondent the next witness re of Ijssel to divulge the sources of his recently published dispatches which said that a a slush fund of $260,000 or upwards Quot was raised for the Hiram Johnson Campaign in California. Wile said the Johnson fund As he has been informed. We As not so Large is that of Wood and i Nav Den. A but it was considerably bigger than that spent in behalf of or. Hoover Quot Wile added. Quot were your informants in Possession of exact knowledge or was it speculation Quot Reed asked and added later Quot does t All this talk come Down to speculation and Rumor Quot not exactly a Wile replied. Quot i was told positively that $86,000 was raised by Crocker and Rosetter. Further inquiry into the Quot invisible Mcadoo Boom Quot was begun with Evans it. Harris. Albany formerly chairman of the new York democratic committee. Testifying. He denied knowledge of Mcadoo Headquarters in new York and said Daniel Roper former commissioner of internal Revenue reported to be boosting Mcadoo had no suits there. Injured engine Driver is hero Casper Healey of the Burlington Road was in line for a medal today. He was in charge of a switch engine Chat jumped the track ahead of a passenger train and a special carrying High officials of the Road \ and two members of the International joint Waterways Committer. Ail of Tbs a Witch engine Crew was Hurt. Healey managed to crawl Down the track a Short distance and nagged the passenger a a i Cap. The line was tied up 18 hours fear aged Man seeks death Chicago or. Herman Barry having reached the 103rd Milestone in bus life was believed today to have abandoned the Trail. Or. Berry though retaining his faculties. Had no other occupation than to shuffle Back and Forth in the neighbourhood where he boarded with mrs. B. A. Reynolds. Quot he owed me $400 for Board a mrs Reynolds said a three Days ago he left to sell some Liberty Bonds to pay his debt. In a certain he had no policemen patrolling the River and Lake. Banks added another description to the list of persons for whose bodies they keep constant watch. Troops on Job at riot scene Bristol r. troops of state militia were inboard Here to i Day following a riot Between strike sympathizer and private Date clues of Boston at the Plant of the National India rubber company in which three persons were shot and More than a a Core injured. Plans to prevent a recurrence of the trouble were made at a conference of adjutant general Char Lea Vav Abt Oil jr., and members of the town Council. The seventh company. Coast Artil i Lery is Enro Ute Here from Providence i following in order late last night by i governor Beeckman. Armour Grain company fined Chicago the Armour Grain company was fined $1,050 by Federal judge Carpenter Here today for violation of the pure food Law. It was charged the company adulterated the shipment of $5 carloads of Oats by mixing Barley with it. Ohio 3 Wisconsin 0, end of jury probes Campus slaying lawmakers come Back thursday clean up Bills listed in Call adjourn Over Holiday Assembly passes rent measure Ashland shows slump in census Washington the census Bureau today announced the following 1220 population result Ashland. Win., 11,3.14 decrease since 1j10 census 260, or 2.3 per cent. The special session of the Wisconsin legislature adjourned this morning until thursday at i p. In. When it will receive word on a Tov. E. L Philipp s executive action on Bills passed. The passage by the legislature of the rent measure and the Hospital with four year medical College is Gratifying to gov. E. L. Philipp the University is also jubilant claiming that the Hospital and medical school is the biggest thing that has happened for the University in years. Both houses completed by 10 30 last a right All matters contained in the Call for the special session. Enrolment and signing of Bills no Cee spate keeping a alive Quot of the houses for Severn Days of next week. After defeating it Early in the afternoon the Assembly reconsidered and concurred in the Jennings rent Bill is to 12, a passed by the Senate. This Hill makes an apartment House dwelling or business Block a Public Utility with a new department in the Railroad commission enforcing the Law. The a Only applies to Milwaukee county. Force reconsideration with defeat of the measure in the afternoon administration forces went into conference and arrangements made for another attack. The governor let it be known that should the legislature fail to take favourable action he would hold it in session until they did pass a rent Bill. What really caused defeat of the Bill in the afternoon was the lengths discussion. Assemblyman Otto or Milwaukee opposed the Bill talking for the most part to empty chairs but consuming virtually hours. Otto is credited with a a gassing Quot the measure to death during the afternoon. In the evening he attempted the same tactics but ran into a hot bed of protests. Surtax accepted the Severson surtax measure with the Wilcox amendment limiting its operation to one year was concurred in after speeches lasting nearly two hours. Speech aft or speech in lower House denounced the Mill Bill. An amendment was offered by sem Blyman King Weeman of Shawano Mak no it a 60-50 proposition half Mill and half surtax. The assemblymen demurred demanding that those who have the Money pay for this Bill. The Severson Bill providing for a schedule of taxation similar to that used in the Soldier Bonus mils was passed the a Wembly concurring Fth the Senate measure. The tax Bill with the rent and Hospital measures go to gov. E. L. A a it hip the rent and Hospital Bills Are certain of signature by the executive but it is doubtful concerning the surtax measure. Belief was expressed during the debate on the Issue that it would be vetoed. La Follette goes to Rochester senator Robert m. Fax Follette will leave Madison at noon sunday for Rochester minn., where he will in i deign an operation in the Mayo clinic senator la Follette will enter the Hospital monday1 night but two or1 three Days May elapse before he goes under the knife. Still Hope u. S. Will join league London Hope that the United Blate eventually would ratify the treaty with Germany and join the league of nations was Given renewed strength today As a result of the declare Ion of american ambassador John la Davis in a speech of ports Mouth that dissatisfaction with the form of the league covenant in the United rates should not be construed 1 a evidence of unwillingness to enter i the concert of nations. Conference to Settle dispute hold pretty Canadian on film Trail Minneapolis a immigration officials Here today were trying to decide whether a Beautiful Canadian girl with a movie Quot ambitions is a proper or improper immigrant. Alice Lawrence 18. And pretty was halted by police on her Way to new York from Winnipeg. With her was Earnest Shipman Canadian motion picture proud Cor who earned a contract for her services. A jealousy a said miss Lawrence when advised that wire Nipes police wanted her. A there Are two girls in Winnipeg who Are More anxious than i to be come moving picture stars and they Are causing this miss Lawrence told police the was a Telephone operator in a Wir mpg hotel. She was tired of her Job. She said and when she became acquainted with Shipman he offered her a contract. She accepted and started to new York with him. To Iee suggested miss Law Rencs a Natick around until the immigration authorities had a Chance to a look her must shield Public says gov. Allen warns Republican party to avoid Plank dictated by Radical labor Gompers in reply officer Sla yer and Sophomore he shot Down constables Are burned to death the tax As Chu ago the crisis in the Orla i finns of Coito William Cooper Proctor a and Frank h. Hitchcock to the pres Dentai Campaign of major Genera Wood will come it a of j Wood managers Here next week. Ii i intimated today Hitchcock arrived Here yesterday for the conference. Proctor will arrive tomorrow. Drastic action to Cope with Irish disorders decided upon belief London British military officials took step to meet the critical situation in Ireland following attack upon Soldier Barracks at Kil Malock where two constables were burned to death. The Barrack were set afire by a band of one Hundred men. Premier Lloyd George presided at a Cabinet conference last night at which it a understood drastic action to Cope with Irish disorders was decided upon flying columns of cavalry have been sent to Kil Malock. A motorcycle corps has also Hrgon organized and was expected to proceed to the District immediately. Four eighteen Pounder guns a Quantity of Rifle ammunition grenades petrol and barbed wire were landed at Kingstown Lait night according to a dispatch received Here. Army lorries also have been rushed to Dublin. A heavy fusillade of Rifle Are was the first indication the constables in the Barracks had that they were being attacked. Bombs containing burning Oil and paraffin were thrown upon the roof of the Barracks setting fire to one Wing in which the constables were endeavouring to fight off a mob that attempted to break through the door. Marching orders have been issued for troops at Aldershot and other Points in England and these Force were expected to Start for Xiv Donder today. St a the Obser ves 76 the birthday Wisconsin today commemorates its 72nd anniversary As a state. Gov. E. I. Philipp calling attention to this anniversary sent out the following message Quot i wish to Call the attention of the people of Wisconsin to the fact that today is the seventy second anniversary of our state s admission to the Union. We glory in the splendid Progress that this Commonwealth a made. Let us Hope that our happiness and Prosperity May continue Windeln Italy and that this Commonwealth will always he looked upon As one of the leading tates in the Union in All matters of human Progress both intellectual and material Bonus fails on test ballot Washington Soldier Bonus advocates in the House today failed on the first test vote to obtain the two thirds majority necessary to pass the Fordney Bill under the a pension Rule. By a vote of 192 to 189. Two voting present the House sustained the decision of speaker Gillett that suspension of the rules for six Days in order to bring up the Bonus Bill was in order. The speaker decision Castle on a Point of order mad by rep. Marin ii and Garrett Tenn. That the rules committee bad exceeded its Power in reporting a Resolution spending rules. I former Popes sister is dead no Kwh Vork Strong indications i that a he rep blk an party Wil a be bidding for trouble if the Chi Ca go convention writes into the National platform a Plank dictated by framers of any Radical labor was seen in the remarks of gov. Henry j. Allen of Kansas in his debate with Samuel combers at Carnegie Hall last night. Quot the political party in the forthcoming Campaign that has not the conservative courage to stand out and pledge to the Public Protection against the wrong and terror of Industrial warfare will travel Down the pathway of cowardice and governor Allen said. This declaration came after Allen had called attention to the fact that Quot or Gompers within the last three Days has issued a proclamation calling upon All men of organized labor to assemble themselves around the polls to see that no Man guns to Congress who is not in favor of his debate strike right Allen and Gompers were matched to debate the question of right and labor in essential industries to strike if the common welfare is threatened. On the speaker s platform were Leader of worker and others of tattoos refute including Roger w. Babson George Gordon Battle. Or. Nicholas Murray Butler Herbert Hoover. James w. Gerard. H. P Davidson gee. W. Wickersham miss Mary Garrett Hayes. Warren f. Stone Matthew Wolf. Frank Morrison judge Alton b Parker presided Quot the difference Between a slave and a free Man is that the slave must work when i master command while the free Man May dispose of himself and i labor according to his said Gompers in striking the Crux of his argument against Allen referring to the Kansas anti strike Law. We Holch he was instrumental in passing Allen said Quot we have not taken away from any Man his divine right to quit work but we have taken from or. Gompers his divine right to order a Man to quit work a Allen made a Strong plea for the Justice of the Kansas Industrial court. Allen in closing asked compere whether the Public a any rights in a strike affecting production and distribution of necessities and if answered in the affirmative How Gompers would protect the rights of the Public. Promises reply a i wish him to define for us who had the divine right to forbid the switchman to strike in their outlaw strike who controls the divine right to quit work Quot Ahen said. Gompers replied he did not have Birne Quot tonight but i will live Long enough to do Quot the right to own ourselves Quot deceased the labor Leader Quot the right to he free from a court a direction or a judge s decision w Hen we exercise that Normal and natural right to Stop work not to commit crime not to commit overt acts but to Stop work the right for a Man to own himself to work or not to work is his right und ont the right of government nor states nor court. It is mans it is the human right from which there can be no departure without taking away the Freedom. The Tuberty and the natural expression of the Wilder edits Eastern paper policeman who killed student is spirited out of City for safety coroners inquest into Jandorf death set for tues Dax Lynaugh enters not guilty plea to charge of manslaughter above a policeman Mathew Lynaugh photo by Goff studio. Below Carl Jandorf student of Fleer killed. Mad poet again starts rumpus Amos i. Wilder former editor of the Wisconsin state journal and later i Consul general to Hong Kong und i i Shanghai has been appointed editor a of the new Haven Roumal courier. Woodrow s Lyl Lamb gets Washington Mary s Little Iamb who went to school and caused the i teacher of much mental anguish has a i bold rival at the White House one of the younger Memler of the White House flock roamed into the executive office and insisted on being chummy with Secretary Tumulty and j his Ca her. A policeman had to usher the Lamb j out and stand guard at the door. Do Annunzio leads followers in occupation of two Jugo slav towns Faris Gabrielle d Annunzio. Leading a band of Arditti of occupied the towns of Kavalew and Muti Oak according to a dispatch to be looms in today. The Jugo Lav government has notified italian authorities that the a net violation of Jugo slav territory will be resisted by Force the diet atch added mrs. O Hare is ordered freed Warmington president Wilson today ordered the immediate release from prison of or. Hate Richard of Hare one of the so called pol it Wilson names Tennesee Man Washington president Wilson today nominated woj Effim i. Frierson Chattanooga Tenn to be solicitor general of the United state. Frierson i now assistant attorney general in charge of enforcement of the Federal liquor Laws. Frierson sue Reeds Alexander King of Atlanta ga., who a recently appointed Federal judge Karl does t want to quit a Coron Kus inquest into the death of Carl k. Hanford University Sophomore fatally wounded late yesterday by policeman Mathew Lynaugh will he held at 10 a. M. Monday. Coroner w. E. Campbell today Inpanh Lintl a jury members of v High viewed Tho body of Jandorf. Members of the jury Are prof. E. Ii Karri Norton Charles of Neill assemblyman Marcus Johnson Freu Humiston major George o Connell and Frank Blied. Despite the fact that All dancer of mob violence on the part of the student body is believed to have passed. Sheriff Julius Krup is still holding officer Lynaugh in custody outside the City. Arraigned be a fore judge a last night Mynaugh pleaded not guilty to a charge of manslaughter. Lynaugh will build Hia defense on the ground that his pistol was accidentally Disel urged when Jandorf struck him while he was trying to arrest another student. Witnesses to the shooting How Ever assert that the officer announced that he had shot Jandorf in self defense. Lynaugh a spirited out of the City immediately after his arraignment which took place in the police Sis Mon. Julien Lunney Chippewa Falls and Jesse Cohen. Waupaca the two freshman who were arrest it Lam Wight just before the Jandorf killing for steeling a Barber pole for Quot Nap will be heard next saturday morning by judge a. C. Wop Pramann in Superior court. The two Studvin were released on $200 Ball this morning after Cohen pleaded guilty while Lunney pleaded not guilty. Cohen was caught in the Liae ement of the Hub clothing store. Lainne hopped on a truck after the disappearance of the pole. He disclaimed any knowledge that the pole was on the truck which the freshmen used to collect lumber. Lunney was in patrol Man Lynaugh hands when the latter shot and kilted Jandorf Call witnesses after an examination of witnesses Moat of whom were students which lasted All morning and a continued during the afternoon District attorney roman Heilman has come to Tho conclusion that Jandorf struck in the Mouth just before the shooting took place. From further testimony the District attorney finally determined the ctr-rum�tag4 of the Kitling he found that when Lynaugh was Laking Juliet Lunney. Another student under arrest to a truck. Jandorf obstructed the patrolman s a my. Lynaugh then j Kii eked the student in the Shin and i is Ruck him on the aide of the had with the hand in which he held i i pistol. Jandorf jumped St the patrol j Man and struck him in the face. At this Lynaugh is said to have j backward and raising his pistol slightly shot the student through the Chest. That a full of the details of the killing is timing carried on i and that All necessary Steps will be taken for pump Ament a assured by i District attorney roman Heilman j this morning hold postmortem hear from at a pout Mort pm by or. W. A. Kwh Howlier. And Arthur Sullivan in the Frautschi i thursday funeral parlor this morning it was j Trenton. M found that puncturing of the scalding fatal to Little boy Anton Capaci Dies after pulling Over tub of hot water childish curiosity caused a no the by scalding of Little Anton Capac. T South Lake Street at 2 a. In. Today. Or. William j. Ganser efforts to save the child proved futile. Coroner w. K. Campbell determined that la i death wits accidental. Yesterday morning mrs. John Capa of. Antony Mother placed a in Bathtub filled Xiv Ltd scalding hot water on a chair when she left to get cold water 16 month a old Anton edged toward the tub and grasped it with his hand. It fell toward him and deluged the child with its hot Content. Funeral services were conducted this morning at it. Joseph s Church. Interment took place at Calvary. George Capac aged about 3. Who stood near the chair was scalded on both feet. His injuries Are not dangerous. John Capac a labourer is the father. The family also has a younger child. Posses seeking parental a yer ath inf armed posies today hunted the Hills near Here for Ross Howard 32. Sex Soldier who according to police hot and killed his to bar aged 7ft and f gaily injured his father 73. On the farm the shooting followed an argument Over the marking oui of a Field of Corn. Or Hoe ird tried to keep her Aeq from us i revolver and was shot Down police Aid. Her husband tried to escape. But a shared and shot three Tim and then beaten on the head amb the revolver. Crew Abandons �?o600-quart arks Dot Hoit a Boa carrying a cargo of 690 quarts of bonded whisky to floored at the wharf in the Detroit River and the sheriff would like to or better to in turn to Page 4. Limn i woman named Palmer aide night a Farmer Siv lh., telephoned vhf j Fin Quot strange thing Are Gnu a the River the sheriff Ai tie rushed to the spot. While the sheriff was Ober men left the Craft in a Row a oame ashore. They were Capri none claimed id be the own boat. On in Depute Budapest former Charles when asked Recei noun Quot i formal Abdan ported to have replied to i von to Evchuk who made a Why am i not Demour. Emperor ally to Antlions. Is re in id Marsha the request tile enough do i not hand w my poop listen to All parties and Thall Comer i wish help Wea t Badger concern called unfair a Shi com Mincer food product answer a Barge Howk Teresa Sarto. Sister of the late pop Pius a died Al her Home Bere today. Fair tonight and sunday. Not much Chino in temperature Light Easterly winds. It it it a the Federal Trade today cited a tie sex Bact a i go., of Milwaukee to of unfair Trade prac charged lice. Tie company i charged with paving Carh commie Ion to it salesmen of jobber and wholesale dealer. It a forty Days. To Hie a an ewer. Washington president Wilson today nominated mrs. Annette Abbott Adam. Sen Francisco to be assistant attorney general. She will be the first woman to hold that office. Or. Adam is now u. S. Attorney for the Northern District of California the a ointment of or Adams a made to nil the vacancy caused by the Elevation of assistant attorney general Frierson to the Post of Souci Tor general. Gonza Les quits mexican race Washington general Pablo Gonzales former Carra Ststa candidate for the mexican presidency a Given Uthi command and announced i intention to retire to private life according to state department advices Tod y based on Mexico City pres report. Gonzales retirement would leave an open Field to general Obregon in his Campaign for lists presidency. Then and Start men went governing Sherif for the Erb Oard a by. A it Powel a a am id Dis Debs notified kisses friends Atlanta. Tif nation ceremony for president it the curved at the fed ral w Hen a commit. Re strangest no for an. It candidate United states of prison nere today f socialists Toi it hug be \ debt in had been nominal cd for the fifth time. Lie urn w Iii atm about eau.-1 member i f re. Committee and with % Kus upon the Lijar for Carn declared hot a Happy beyond words i have we ten a Radical Neve More to i a ii now ii declared if i speech of i ept Anee i have never been afraid of becoming of Radical by i have feared a go Ming conservative a quoted a Peteh be fur i imprisonment for violation of the Epton age act in which he declared i sympathy with. The revolution

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