Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1916, Page 1

The Sunday Bee is the only Omaha newspaper that gives its readers four big | peges of colored comies. VOL. - XLV-=NO, 249, (D\I,\IL\, THREE LINCOLN MEN ARE LIABLE Supreme Court Holds that Property of Thompson, Yates and Hamer Estate Stands Back of De- ’"'}"" Bank Deposits A BOUT $100,000 INVOLVED (npm-l National Bank Failed at T0 DEPOSITORS ZBPPELINS KILL TEN (;mmms TELL INRAIDONSCOTLAND| gF NEW EAINS Towns in Eastern England and Scot- | land Are Bombarded with In- cendinry Shells BOMBS DROPPED ON DIINKHIK‘A]I French _ Pegt | Forges X ,yw/\‘ Waeou LONDON, April 8.—/Ton persons | and lmfi""’”.‘unt West of were Killed and eloven injured in| Youse, Takon | Beotland In Bunday night's Zeppelin J [radd, It was officlally announced FIGHT ON NEAR this ufternoon, There Fngland were no cis ualtios In ESDAY ~ BEFORE VERDU DOUAUMONT Berlin Statement 8ays Teuton Troops MORNING \PPRII 1916 FOURTEEN f Casas Grandes, ~! ‘t“ ’::M | irt OUR BOYS IN MEXICO-The 8eventh cavalry machine gun troop crossing divide Photo to The Bee direct from the Border PA Gl THE WEATHER. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE [ o Cloudy INGLE COPY TWO CENT On Trak Nows Wia " Motel , oo, ke south FRANCISCO VILLA " AGAIN BECOMES MAN OF MYSTERY | Bandit Slips Through Net of the ! Ameriean Cavalry ss It Was Closing About Him and Covers His Trail MOVING TOWARD CHIHUAHUA Carranz) Official Scovt Revorts thay Y N [ The official statement ayn . Lincoln in 1893 and Case Has iyt sy SRR Engaged with Soldiers Hold ]‘ALSh INFORMAFION He Will Be Able to Get the Been in Courts Ever 8ince peling took part in the raide of lus ing Trenches 4 Gmrrison to Revolt T ' THY " . v B | 0 winnd, one o northeast y n (&) D JCHO OF THE BARTLEY CASE|!f Heotlnd, one iho nor | ALL QUIET ON EASTERN FRONT MAIN COMMAND 18 SCATTERED ountles of nsland | WL NN ( b2 JN ) y y WASHINGTON, April Por I oy which raided a BERL April American Commandey Has Hard | WABHINGTON, Apri) A fight 9 on onsed he l 0oy ] ¥ don A the eneh 0 1oy E s " onal property of Charles 1 \\.n’ s .‘ L o, | 4 AL "”’ '” . sidey " f Time to Becure Guides on between one of the smaller Eroups i ¢ Mhompson and Kilis P, | And 1006 pom,, respectively, and erulwed | north o orges brook ol w oo ' | t Duvid ¥, Thompson and ¥l SVop sl A btain aotntaD ar. Besiland Villa Hunt of Ville and Carvanzae forees, the ® Hamer, directors of the Capital Na {1 AboUE 1110 Phe sourve gave ne | IPucOUrt and Bethincourt, west of atier under Colonel (ano, on Mareh tional bunk of Lincoln, which fatled | yuaiution of any: spocial tocality for at- | h® Meuse, in tho reglon north | ppappn BANDIT HAS l,a‘r'/\m,ni 40, wan reporited (o the War des §04 old by the tick, but (hiety-six explostven and seven. [West of Verdun are in German in 1504, was toduy held by the su 4 [ ~”m o I-,I ‘I 'v ’w‘ ’]-r” : gy }H In Fines pariment this afternoon by General preme court to be subject o satisfn o R \nn ) i nows | ANTONIO, 1 vprll | Vunston Emanuel Bocs, the Vills tion of depositors induced to become | (o T s Wollowitis are the cag. | O The f expromsed yesterda ut | fesder was Lillad wuch by fulse repprts on the bank's | aites which arc reportod at prosent I'he text of the statement |s a " hendquarters that Vrancisco J4 condition to the comptroller of the HBeotlnnd | follows n hnd escaped from the reglon Vi, PABO, April 4. Francises lod--Hecan men, no women. three | iy { SUTTEROY ikllad~saen. men; 93 Woma. the Western theater: On the Jeft | iy which General Pershin I Ville has ngaln becoms the roan of o #o holding the court reversed Infured—ive men, two women and | VARK Of the Meuse ull the enemy's |uiry columns are operating became | riystory, - Almost with’n the srasp | Judgment of the Nebraska supreme |four childron; total, oleven positions north of the brook of |y convietion by the close of toduy of the American cavalry, witer the i conrt, which decided wgainst the | "One vemsel visited the m,.'-,,.'.n .,.,m‘ Forges between Haucourt and Beth- | No report from Mexico stated that Lattle of Guerrero, the bandit 1s re« ¢ & and dropped twenty-1wo explosives and y & . # | Jones Nutional bank, the Bapk of |4 r0 e O s, The two o | NCOUTL are in our hand he had disappeared, but all infor ported o heve slipped through the i Staplehurst, the Utica bank and | yuining ships crossed the Fnglish const e Veeneh Troops mution wecured Indieated that he net closing about bim and 1o have Thomas Balley, recovering from the about 1016 p, m, snd crulsed over enstern "Houthwest and wouth of Vort | was gone covared the trafl of bis fight, Mexts 1 i g - ounties untll about 1 a, m, They were | Donamont o ( > " P > al , 1 divoctors or their estates and di o g el Gy o oy Bl ,I yamont our troops engaged In Guneral Pershing raport ¥ can officiuls In Juarsz sought Infors rected that the judgment of the dis- | (o by and appeared to have | V81410 with — troops holding the | colved after noon, contained (he vntion of the brigand's whereahouts i1 g o have ’ . 4 - g i trict state court In thelr favor be £ | boen provented by this meana from select- | K'rench trenches and points of sup- | news that al least a part of the di bt the 1end lines brought no define ‘ i {nstated ng nny definite looality aw their ohjective. | port persed Villin foree that was driven e word i “hiirty-three explosive and sixtyfive Bustern theater: There 1a nothing 1o B W Hundred Thousand Involved incandinry bombn were dropped by thewe | report from Guerrero sMrah 39, siill: was Villn on the Move, { ; About $100,000 1s in m"'ll‘m the “"‘:"l two vensols, Am fur as has boen aseor Alrship movements: Army and navat | MOYIDE in the district northeast of . s 7| Masiean veports had Ii. that Vifls and i Tho wmount of fudgment will be prorated | (4inad o camunition wore cuused 40 K08~ | airuhips during the night wttacked docks | (W60 PIAce, but no mention of Villa m ( Another band of-1ia. Sollewers wons Saev among the directors, 1, 1, Thompson, | 104 . " g 4 A 1 Londo and othe nporian Hitny whe ahouls " e K, Yotes and the ostate of Kilas 1" |- H'M""” In '“'N”' Pl wherestouts was miade | . I Y e on Chihimhua with the intention of points on the ¥in onmt const, ulno Ihe roport was dated yestorday, Wix | Hamer BERLIN, April 8,-(B; Wireless 40 | fyunieirk i g f fald yemanies | wotting the gnreison of the de fasto gow h The fallure of the Capital Natlonal | gayyiile,)—Kdinburgh and Leith dock o . . . ;" oyl gy i ""I "" i "‘\ ""1 Y \) AEnIent Lo revolt wid Join Wim ssainet \. bank At Lincoln Janwary 21, 1893, und the | tabiishments on the ¥ieth of Forth and | Yrop Bombe In Knst o And p ‘[”" "’\”'”, o ‘;"" " "‘ | the Americans, Thess reports brought subgoquont itigation {n which the depos- | jmportant ship bullding works on the [ “Tombs were drapped b "“""""”" i ottty ”““" o "" A on “fn ] | lisre by travelnra were seouied by Mexie v W torn endenvordd to hold the directors [fyne ware attacked in Just night's Zep- | Ferman aeroplanes on (he rullway sin ripfo ey ot vl g con Conml Gurion rosponsihl for (he fallure, In numbored | petin ratd over Fingland and Hcotjund, the :::'lll“nl“:ltvl:‘uvI’-‘\/-;'uwll :lu‘v"w . o :h. hat of thelr m':\ ,' ‘r » William Henry Kent, Proof Reader | Bandiy Leader Said to Be at Batevo, | While the banait’s main command was b the most famous court Csses . : hare were |10 10 Minsk (Russian front), nnd on the e 08 | 4 : ool RERS 210 Do: et i 0 [wdmiraity announsed ftodsy. There were | 10 SRl (LI L or Mir, Bombs | Ome force of 1 iiss e, satimated at| 108 The Bes, Sirisken Whils Pifty Miles Bouth of Chi [ seatiered at tie battio of Guerrero, ts J BEPMMS. L e Capita |EEMAIBUe firea nsd vislont explosions, & | 6P AR CRIOWIEL SIS OF SR SEENET | One forse ot o (lk's mes, selimated ot ) ot Work: Blas Latet o g telleved hors (hat Villa has several othey / ollowink the fallur | bittory nenr Newcantlo was sllenced, Al AT vy Inrwe hodlen of men disposed of st cons NaNational bank many of the depomiors | (ho Zeppeline returnad afely menta wt Minwk by one of our alslilps” [jooated nenr Bucineva, about twenty-five | voniont. positions ob the seniinental B A stors, on the theory that the "he - — worthenst of Cuerrers, and Infor- | VY . ;“»:u{n.. d:\n;! '.~'|”v'-luw”‘ Lheiiad h ,,,,.lm'u'm' follown I | Pilhe nariepe of b u',: e HAD MOST EVENTFUL CAREER|ONLY EIGHT MEN ARE WITH HIM | vide, and that Colonsl Dodd and his diroctorn were responsible for the mis | iygr the third time n German alrship A tl Pl, 1 ation was gathersd that Indicated the (oeii oy s b s et vl B oo B e Apostle Pleads e By gt g+ Ry gl , it them a1 . lll"\”u ,: ’,:Iuruny ,:.H~” : ‘I : the fedoral “:’1””‘; I;Icwrk)\d |o|v" Ilmtlr”"’:l 5y :Hrnl", oF ' ' t’lm;”v’v:l’r g “ :“v ren 'v ,” ! ,: J Willlum Henry Kent, night proof KBl PABO, Tex., Apri) 8 Vancho | #ny time. Whils the seareh for Villa 10 cawon wore removed to the federnl [ on the night of April 24, th.a time on the ogton. No roference was mado in )| ¢ ; sy et i B zcon B cen Ko ! court, where Judgments were rondered 10 | yoptharn part, Bxplosive and incendiary F()l‘ WId(‘I‘ L&tltud(' Ut report of an encounter that was | Fender on The Bee, whi'e at Wa desk, | vijly unwounded and neeompanied ” '.':","7)’ d 'I' " "‘;‘" -"h llfli " ewtroy these armed b y favor of the directors bombs ware thrown with very good e mentioned in press dispatches from the | at 4:80 Monday morning, #s by eight men, wis st B6LeV0, 1LY | i wre a onatant :’,..,,‘:..”y "‘h:“:r’: Four Idv '|'(w,“n”‘”rl“"»':nhx:::.l ”'m"“' vlvlwhv cons Wt Edinburgh rvv'ul 'lmn’h 4lm’l1 e | OVLI' Amu‘;( ments o . G ; tained a stroke of paralysis and Was | milax south of Chibuahus CIty, two |of Ameriesn communications \ Neward ank o aple o, BLple | biishments on the ¥irth of Vorth and rination gathered rom Arioun ¥ P ol & a { ) hurst; Ution bank, Utlea, and THomas | o Noweastlo and fmportant ship build- | ’,,‘,‘, ex (rom Gonsral Pershing indleated | VWKOD 10 his home, 1915 Capltol 8V (duyn ago aceording to informas| There is no liht on (he racent operas Batley, Soward, wued over agal in the | ine oty works, furnaces and factories | YDISITNI B, Mo, April fpe- | e iigenae officors of the puni- | 6nue, where he died at 10 o'eloek, | (fon recelved hers todny from Mex- | on% of the Carranta forees agninat the district court of Boward count |on the Tyno river | clat Tologram.) - Hundredu of Aeleknten |y, o0, wore having (o contend with | never having regained consclous- | lean sources, which have proved un. | 414 Censral Jiertan) has sent ne Tho four cases were first removed to | = wets numerous fires wnd vio. | A7® In atendance at the conventlons 0f | g,..yiiius cranted by the receipt of mis pes t his . family . 1epart 1o the Juarez beadauarters for seve tho \federal court and then remanded. |\, cuniomiony with extonsive damages, | 'M° Bunday school association of the M-t L0y wupplied 1n districts ness To members ol iw family, | usunlly reliable in the past. 1f (618 | eral auys, and what #aslptance the unops They wero firat teled before o Jury In | oue putiery near Newcastlo was sllenced, | 278001%ed Churety of Tatter Duy Suinta| o0 s hion Villa or s followers had | triends and associates, ho had often | information in eorreet, Vilia in of the de facte wovernment s giving U0 district court of Bowwrd county In | i ghoush shlled henvily, all the aip. | W10 the Religlo Literary Gonernl poclety | Soiy ™ ool Perahing aino reported | cxpramed the wish that lie die in the | heuding toward Parral and Iy lend- | Seneral Pershing and hin men s nob . we, and Judgmenta rendered aguinat the [ o o folv The young people's organiuntion of Nt ho had difficuity i socuring relabie | wpness, and so he died, Ing his Ameriean pursuers by sy |0 direotors, anme chirch Bundig , wan wiven over to| 14 | : f" " Traftie bver the Mexieo Northwesters The Judgments wore affirmed by the "U”:""‘ "I'I"f""";‘ ;"' "I':-""‘-' | these orgwnisations for solnt prokrams O iln mtatomontt ARRE. It BAG Daen® re Mr, Kent had been (0 appaBPnt | least sixty miles paiiwey 15 Woaoming merd selive siess siate mupromo court and then earvied to g :"I 57 “/""'r;""" "1";"“';‘ and conferences, At the morning sesslon | oot e Colonel Cano had on- | kood health, e had worked onghe the ndvent of the Amerioan expeditionsry . . L by (he | 0ver Dunkirk last night and threw bombs ol of 30 ehile | Sans om0 “ the United Htaten supromo court by the | 970 gl 4;”“'.” bo " :lrnm:lmhh choly vl.nl nl\{lv;n‘""llh gnged n Villn foree in a fight on the [ proof reading desk during the' night AAN ANTONIO, Tox, April 8.-The de- | (076ss In the Casas Geandes and Maders lroctors, ) 4 o anthoms, responses and antmated ehorun | L00T S e Amarieans were Arfy p % districts, A freight train sevived from ‘ 1 I 0 north o d i o ¥ b and when the regular night dorce | tnehment of Villn's forces defented at | Fleat Held Not Linble, Dunklrk, the northernmost town of | numbers. An address waa made by | (0" T T arrero, served to . 4 v | Cannn Grandes (hin morning, Later in In the United States supreme court the | 'rence, 18 a atrongly fortitied port on the | Apostls John . Rushton, urging more di-| ol the tenr that had ardsen | 1111 work shortly after 2:40 o’clock |‘duarrere by American troops Wednesdny | .\ =00 o ixed pasnenker and frelght ) Jgmona werd fevarsed: in May, 1901, 1 ‘,vn .u: of Dover Irv’nlnu tho war It haw | rlotion and less restriotions in the matier | oo 5 o0 ane hud revolted, a report | Monday morning, he remained to | Wi Jocated yestarduy noar Bachinevs, | irain started ot for Vearson, thirty Jurt holding e tho direetors wer not | been ,,,“,’,,1,,.,‘ shelled by a long range | of pmuserents and regreations for younk | it appenred well founded {rend proof on some time copy, He thewst of Guorrero, secording to Gen- | miles south of Casus Grandes, Two cars ¥ bl 0 teating 1o fulae or 0 German in. people. " , | loads » Y 0 ¢ e [w‘ 'u‘. |.:" hu‘. yll\ly e 'm ." ul - ; ul Bunday school 1,016 were In attend May Need More Troops. | hnd started rending & proof sheet |erl Vershing, who reporied today 1o ’wll'u o :;-'u-;nl'w, .m:..u of express fications” in the reports ' ] | ance, but 100 of thess visitors, who | Which way Villa has gone 18 now | oy pog e ekad arrors for some dis- | enersl Vunston, 1iis report was sent [ MAMAT, ¥hipped by private parties, but fication R(n )Ort on Rlse in A o i ariely n question for Genoral Pershing's inday expected aventually to reach the army, The cases 'V‘l"k["“;' ML Ly j AN o eiown ahout the workings und e | ot 1o answer, 1t wan pointed out at [ tance down, when wuddenly he col| " unn of the dispersed force, |MA4e Up the frelght consignment. The ard county In 1911, where judymonts were ' ' ¢ of this mamsive loeal achool heing 1 Funston's headquarters that once | lasped, at once became unconsclous |y " wasengers included many Americany r agaln rendered * agalnst the director P]‘l(}() Of Gasohnp carefully explained by a committes Genera! Funston's headq bbby L y Wt on e un low ald, was nentisred through the ragion ¢‘ g ~' n "‘ " “'r' mericany re Those Judgmonts were reversed on appea . | A funfor cholr of forty young peopje|the trail was pleked out, the troops WOillG | anq fell back In his chalr northenst of Guerrero and Americun | WINE Lo the Interior after (light to the hese Jud N L ' resume the chase further inte the in My, Yont fa ol s il | roops nra continuing thelr pursuit border following the Columbus massssre n the siato supreme court 18 ear ea furnished the music at the evening hour. heush {t was reslised that this " nurvived hin and |77 : ks . The decislon announced yestorday by N when L, 1L P, Curry of Vittaburg, and "“"‘1 N ase of the punitive expeditionts |Lliree dsushtars, Mrs, Malt ¥hi d 1 O P ! ‘I I"‘"| himaelf Herrern in at Lukuna, . & 4 ‘ 5 woond phise of the punitive expeditio s Mewast 1 Omnbin. una | 1A 1ot been locutad and added that hi the United Btates supreme court reversis | Prof. deorg riggn, prosdent of | L 0 e far more difficult than was s b Wilg. of N | olligance depariment had been siven | MOMe MEht is thrown on. the ;move / the Judgment of tho state supreme court | WASHINGTON, Apri Finiahing | Graceland college, wore spenkers L b T aprabable, it was | M Mary Graham of Topeks, Kar pariment had been siven § favor of the directors and reinstates [touchon wero today belng put on the | Jumes Bunt of aKnwns Clty, superin the ’1‘ s ‘ .,,Ir pa than thoss already " Willlam R, Kar 0 Killed : '”‘"””'"" i "' and that | continued on o Two, Column Vour,) he lnst judgment rendered In the How- | prelbminary report of the federal gov- | tendent of the temperance department "“"” S ““” e 'I b | ralirond necldent In Kanwwe five yen ' “'"”"“"' e & “""r ”‘" """I""“l . slilalibd Y wrd county disteit curto tehholding soln |ernment's Inquiry into the rise in the | lectured this afternoon and tonight; | Mexico Wil he TG a80. The hody will ba by ted In Omaha, |™ore Gifflcult, Crazing for the animals 8 : h B t P ! The topography of the country meuth # Woarcs, he reported, but som \ ! wrd county dintrict court holding the di- | price of gasoline, (¢ will be placed before | Thomas 1. Klliott, pastor of the 8. Louls i , “"”‘,, that susasstes pup- | DUk B0 arrangsments havy baen made for | 104 BETS, N0 PV ot ling "‘ut Ot‘ t 16 L'ees, tors responsible ongress thin week congregntion, and Dr, Harvey Sandy of | "'”‘”‘” A :,‘, “',,,‘ only by & wide the funaral 44 been found. | PR o e S Tho fedoral trade commission han had | Kanwas Clty, were the speakers, the mu- | i 8 8 G0 Tehe uitilization Member of the O1d Gunrd Vight with Vieelng Villistas, | But Abraha]n 18 NO ume of Joseph M. Vaviley, forn every avallable fleld agent at work on | sle being being furnishad by a junior or ‘,“",‘4““‘, part of the infantry. 1t was | The deat ¢ William 1e & eor CAMI OF GEYHERAL J. J, PERSHING S doae B g Dol con. | tho Inveatigation and tho Department of | chostra of forty children from the agen| 7 S W80 PRE 5 (0 SRS roopn | markn the passing of on 1 y | Apr Wy Anropiane to Colonis Dub Nea’rer a (Jltlzen Metlons with the fatlure of the Capital |SUstoe hua forwarded to the commission | of & to 4, under the direction of Arthur | Peiet MU0 AL U0 T Bevatar’ will bo | guards in the newspaper field the | 141 and Radio to Columbuw, N, M 1 nectd T rtley wan sontenced m | M1 complaints recefved by it, The en- | H. Mills of thin place o comsity for strengthening the lnew |centrul at, and & man, who thirty |APH Amerioan cavalrmen encoun ational han artley wa ‘l 1004 T gontin) facts gathered have been glven t ke nec 1 or MO YEATA RO WAM of the mont |tered a flesing force of Villetas near Abraham Jakob Bislohlosky, 015 Reuth 807 to twenty years In the penitentiar¥, 1o (he department which will consider of eommunication Y . M. 0 e " Twenty-ninth strest, turned his certity ; ? » the depa Moh conslde . " , th border 1o the sxtreme south- | brilliant writers, enrly today and sounds of firing have , and was pardoned by Governor SAVAR® {1q avidence with a view to determining FOI mel HaV(‘]O(‘k Ma/“ From th Hordey ,,.”, .,\‘..'..'u’,. .;m.m Horn n \\\:n.u..,w- Ind., sixty-six |Deen heard from that direstion, hut no |€Ate of naturalisation in to the United after ho sorved five years and #even [ whather prosecutions are warranted um J &P "”“‘I M Ho it whon there 1n | yenrs akn, there Willam Henry Ient |Teport has been made to headquarters |#18tes court for canceliation, and asked e o el s e tod et whaier perc Is Dange Bupt (5 S T S T montha, 11 : mbeszl- | dor. the antitrust 8 Dangerously Hurt |ters tarist mis, vhe e o |mree to mathons, 1o cieded o pun, | a0 to the rosste at the wult of the Unitad Bistes againe ment of publlc funds. In additon o the | The first report to congrens In respore Ny atet Ho wohools thera and wubsequently with | 1Mo mowntaine of Crisrrero are being | Wi He Aiamissed, The wuit was dls prison nentence le was i ! to wenate resolutions will contain com-| o0 5 Rohirck. 208 North Tweniy R ins Yiaed honora was wradunted from Wabhash ombed thoroushly for Wranaisco Villa |WoEeSL - of tho amount of the defalcation | parative figures as to production, prices, ‘M b | ; y o “ shosisf il b paaer Pk A Y [by the Amerisan foress, but nething hes s cortificate wam granted him Peb pecified in the complaint ete. The report it Ia understood will not | o ol ta s S “'}““\M""“" . hwaatern rallroad ia not e ety Sttt tha | Deen learned as (o his wherenbouts other | "8 1916, and his trouble started be | ftom for the embe ) full 1pport the vecont announcement [ E T i . : 1 part waa reported ¥ s ta nrestiotn & Py than eaptured bandits ssid he waa heing o Dwtriot Court Clerk Iobert Bmith arrant ordered drawr Lhie nove gasoline wa INE produced and | sai condition last evening as the restl Tiell o ronch an agreement. b AR 28 Wiw Jolting conoh In wpite ‘uv v'«’v;“-ln...u.x.,..,.,y,.,... \ y relmburse the permanent m hand than ever hefore gt dyé S " ' placing n ser v ! il Sy Purdd enernl Perahing announced (oday that | PIed with the law in supporting his pe { foh 1 attribute G e o X ] ) Ao g me ! 7 i f o | deputy clerk inaiated on huving this de E Pag vo,) : 4 R L . Boh waR ol | \ : i w |1 e M Kovarimagile peshepisgead (1 0 but Smith overrulod the deputy fu \ting 10 Un: i i ooy - hes | i o Dol th ey i St ymiorsy Hgrids oy o i Ihe dummke has heen unidone, Binle - Ayl \ . iven : ' f ; Imost 200 f Vst bandit. The | V10eky haa hean released of the charge of rrl W l s 4 lat , . . ik thraugh | #eeuring naturaiisation illegall and ) iy ) ! Allghted trom 1 rat t) Al Ao 0N ' e ne h : i ara nterior grade for ‘, . 2 wn and (hety | TOAUITSA on the part of the naturelisation : | | ¥ n r v Al Judy wer 1o unde the ham rocer e and al 1 | 3 . " y ADPATOI srance of ' 0 " ' heh . And Hisloblocky 1s no mare & United J ’ s T CHICAGOANS WARNED 10 PASTEURIZE Mmil BRYAN IS ENTERTAINED AT BREAKFAST AT SIONEY UNION PACIFIC TELEGKAPH vere Injuries [n Auto Accident K BULGER MUST DIE FOR MURDER OF NICODEMUS ()NRHOH\ GET MORE PAY . . L . STRIKE IN CLYDE IRON AND STEEL PLANT ENDS [ » papers, WUt he has and hina had WOODROUGH CONFIRMED BY VOTE OF THE SENATE Blame for New Haven Collision Placed Upon Dead Engineer Wanted: . Afew Want-Ads : west I exchange for lots mea o b il of answers, Call 4 .I.'T Tyler 1000 « anys time,