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

l Call Tyler 1000 If You Want to Talk to The Bee l ” "'u‘::'r.’"i'fiJ gy b FOUR CHIEFS OF ! IRISH REBELLION SHOT T0 DEATH 975, =0 SCOTT AND OBREGON DRAW AGREEMENT Provisional Protocol from Both Washington and Mexico City. Leaders of Revolt Against BULLETIN. % British Rule in Emerald | EL PASO, Tex., May 3,—The ten- Isle, tutive agreement, sald to have been e reached between Major General " CASEMENT FACES HIS TRIAL | Jugh L. Scott, chief of staff of the S———,. | United States army, and General « E Provisional President Pearse and Alvaro Obregon, minister of war in Three Other Men Convicted by |the de facto Mexican cabinet, was Courtmartial and Executed. | generally understood today to pro- [} vide for a gradual retirement of the . THREE OTHERS S8ENT TO PRISON | American forces in Mexico o . v LONDON, \luy d~~Premler As-| 11, pASO, 'ln- , May 3.--Advices ’[‘» Quith announced in Parllament that| from Mexico City and Washington ) Bir Roger Casement would be tried| are awaited today to set the seal of . with the utmost expedition approval upon a provisional agree. ik LONDON, May 8.—Four signator-| Ment that is understood to have heen I 105 (0 the republican prociamation | rPached at the irformal conference between General Alvaro Obregon, minister of war of the de facto gov- in Ireland have been tried by court- wartial and found gullty and were ’ ! ¥not this morning ment, and Major General Hugh § Patrick H. Pearse, the “provisional | 1+ 8cott, chief of staff of the United ] ) LE ey : president of Ireland,” was among States army A " ol snce was not eanded Ui i those shot The conference was not ended un Three others signers of the | Mter midnight ana the two conferecs emerged from the meeting place in rare )’”U’llllHfi”'l" Ware sentenced to good humor General Bcott went Imme- three rs' lmprisonment, | diately to his private car and arranged Premier Asquith made an an-|[for the diapateh of a coded message u.‘ nouncement to this effect in the | WAshington giving the detalls of the | uinderstandings that had been arrived at with General Obregon This detalled report to { not the House of Commons this afternoon, Another of the #ohot rebels found guilty and | Washington 1r this morning was James Connolly, expected to reach transmission It were Thomns J. Clurk and Thomas Maz | Mexican telegraphic Donagh thought that the reply of the head of |the defacto government will not reach One thousand rebel prisoners wore [0 CCRE T T e Washington marched through the city today strong military escort, They inc {Dag: inde, ita'. anmar many youths In thelr ‘teens and several | Principnis Arve Stlent, Women Noither General Seott nor General Obres It 1s mald that several thousand pris- | gon would talk of the deliberation; in oneys have heen taken by the military. | faee they agreed to maintain strict sl Pleld Court Martial Busy. Jonce pending the next step in the nego- tiations It has been suggested that another for- | mal may now be re garded as unnecessary, and that Mexico City and Washington will say the final word in the settlement of the military | | questions that have arisen out of the drive of the American troops in Mexican territory in the chase for Francisco Villd, The reported agreement is sald to be DUTLIN, don, Ma Tuesday, May 2-(Via Lon %.)~An officlal atatement, Iy wued here today, sald “Rebels conwidered suitable for trial pre being tried by a fleld general court- martial under the defense of the realm act, Ay soon as the mentences have heen eonfirmed the public will be iInformed o5 to the result of the trial “Others are being sent to conference here places In England. Thelr cases will recelve con- | hased on the general proposition that the pideration later. The cases of women | American troops will further retire to- taken prisoners are under considera-'| ward the horder and operate against the tion “The work of dealing with these trials i one of great magnitude and it s being proceeded with all dispateh.” | Villistas In n restricted district where their presence and activities will not pro- voke further hostility of the Mexican people, and to. remain there until such time as the administration at Washing- | g ton is convinced heyond any question ext of the proclamation fssued by t Wy of v Yhe DEOW on lusued by the | .t the do facto government has the ait- | Susiirgents at Dublin at the outbreak of | the ravalt, with the signatures of Thomas | Uation in hand and iy able to cope with | 1. Clark, 8, MacDiarmad, Thomas Mae-|t'® Villa bandits. Reports that the Donagh, P. I, Pearse, James Conmolly| AMerican troops will withdraw in either s 5 AL thirty or sixty days from Mexican sofl | | under the agreement are in no way eon- | | tirmable. A London dispatch on April 2 gave the ' SWlft and Company As & member of the conference, Gen eral Trevino sald today that it would be proper for him to comment on SO aiiey of ~ o 5 N R RN Violating Ra,te Act who is authorized to speak for the gen- eraln gathered at Juarez, made the fol i R lowing statement CHICAGO, May 3.—-8wift & Co., pack ‘All the chiefs of. the sre, was found gullty today by a jury in |Army are In full the federal court on all twenty-nine | foct counts In the indictment charging it with |In the conference constitutionalist accord and have per- their representatives We are now awalting confidence in violation of the interstate commerce laws, |® Solution that will be compatible with The maximum pennity which can be im. |the dignity and honor of the Mexican osed:fs-a $50b 08 & The government | BAUOR. Al of the generals of the do facto government are In completoe har lews than arload rates. harged the carload lotg company rhipped to Michigan at ¢ Berlin Paper Says [ and stand united behind thelr gov- ernment.’” Strike on Tug Boats Break Up to Wilson ~ Cauges Blockade in AN iy a1 el Sonk Baeter not wil not lde whether a breach will come between the United States and | NEW YORK, May ors Germany, sccording the Koelnlsche |Are piled high with freight An paper says, will rest entirely with Presi- | 8t anchor in the harbor today, una dont Wi depending upon the answor rench the whavvea because of l ted to make to the German (Mtrike of marine engineers, which has ont of the uft engaged in such ¢ n New Y Kk harbo - The « on b th ird da The Weather e i tha s & fon by mi nd niapanieas lr-;un»vulul"-c Wt Omaks Yeaterday valiroad i W gpere R 1 nida Owners . ,- " : AN 1 " Angustine Birrell Al . "y Chief Secretary of [reland, Resigns ' t’ r \ . L - REPUBLICANS OF Generals Are Awnmng Approval of | squith Announces Execution of /AMERICANS STAY IN MEXICO Delegation Instructed to Vote | most | the first ballot, cretary of | war untl late today and its considera- | who was styled “commandant general of B i wenu UG A ton will probably defay the answer to b i ok S i | General fcott until THursday. A simi- | ) the other wignatorles of tho vepub« |\ onoet 1y peing sent First Chlet Car- Mean proclumation found gullty and shot | ranza and because of the difficulties of |tor g Irish in New York Denoounce - THE OMAHA DAILY BE On Trains, at Hotel News Stands, eto, 6o N PAGES. SID OMAHA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1916—FOURTEI REINFORCEMENT FOR FRENCH AT VERDUN-This picture shows motor transports filled with French reinforcements in a small village back of Verdun on the way to the firing line. Note how the heavy bombardment has dfstrovcd the buildings in the batxground SRR S MICHIGAN TO GIVE HUGHES SUPPORT . A D TR DR LR S R Him or Some Other Good G. B After Casting the First " Ballot, INITIAL ONE FOR. HENRY FORD Primary Result Bmdl Contingent to Give Manufacturer the Opener, DEMOCRATIC PARTY ASSAILED LANBING, Mich,, May 3.—Repub licans of Michigan at a harmonious state convention here today endorsed Justice Charleg E. Hughes for presi dent and selected four large to the national convention Wayne county delegates, including those from Detroit, wanted the com mittee to recommend Hughes as tho desirable for tho presidency. 8ix of the thirteen mem bers of the action and urged that no particular candidate bhe After vigorous debate it was agreed to sub Wfi VERDUN: CirtT, P, SERVICE. mit a resolution recommending that (i e PIULMAN GIVES UT T0TAL VOTE CAST AT MONDELL SPEAKS THE FISKE LETTER ~ PRIMARY 192,027 OUT FOR HUGHES Senator Says Admiral's Utterances Republican Candidates Get Nearly Wyoming Congressman Likely to Be Are Due to Wounded Vanity Twenty Thousand More Votes One of Delegates to Chicago and Disappointed Ambition. Than Demo Candidates. on This Platform. LODGE DEFENDS NAVAL OFFICER PROGS, PROHIBS AND POPS LOSE | FEELING STRONG FOR JUSTICE delegates-at- candidate committee opposed this mentioned, cago convention support Hughes or “gome other good republican” after | The delegation must cast 1is first ballot for Henry Ford of Detroit, Actlon Mandatory, Ford's victory over United &tates Bena William Alden Grand Raplds at the recent state primary makes Smith ot ¥ ses of Dems, In submitting They promised us economy,” he sald, § Jetter Senator | for the socialists, and a loss of 1,032 Yot thelr first congress spent $17,000,- | Tillman said nunlplnfmr the progressives, 963 for the 000 more than any congress which had | courted investigation if one was ""’! populists and 124 for tne prohibi- preceded it. They promised us an ex-| yanded | tionists, and indicates that the re tonafon of the rural free delivery. YeL| .y gecretary of the navy has moth- | pyblicans have & lead of 18,670 over their postal manipulations have set back | cono d ¢ t 1 Investiga- p 9 the rural fres delivery a decade, They |In§ to conceal and courts an Inves | the democrats, sald Senator | promised us a faithful preservation cf |tion If one is domanded,” friends the civil servic Yet the civil service "I'Hlmln “Nelther he wor ‘""r.’America,n women has heen practically cmasculated by the | yars (ke the Secretary sald today “My tell about Wyoming. Rooseveit; that mall and my friends many things politically | | They talk of wome rpeak favorably of Burton; sny thero s Borah, told that but the friendly feeling for 5 wnld 1 am wentiment in most when all strongest his this kind of snipiug: or Job ralds. of .a pofitlest Ku-Klux-Klan, | pe o retore, T content my- 3 r | They promised us freadom of debatesand |‘U Warfare. Therefor k‘ ‘I"yt‘ll " ‘ Taken Off D“tch :ln(l‘lfrn lrI ke knew n:’::l the ulr..r'::::; action in the congress, Yet the house | solf with asking that Fiske’ ctter to 2 t t ‘Iul |n.v\'nll':‘l||nl:y 'I‘ “P all wi has been gagged wnd bound s nevor|the vice president be published in che | Sh]p a Falmou h e over but the shouting. " . O ) editor ¢ Che before.” record o that all may judge how littie W. . Deming, editor of the Cheyenne | Tribune, returning from New oY¥rk, In attendance upon the annual meeting of the Asgociated Press, and stopping for a day in Washington, corroborated the position of Mr. Mondell fn n very marked ttisre really in to his uttorances except| . ' . malice and wounded vanity, Dissp.| NEW TORK, | pointed ambition, too, has had much to | Holland-American [f0 with nis conduct, He which arrived today, over what he supposes to be who claimed 8.-Officers of the steamship Ryn reported that May line Supporters of the Shields Bill Winners | bas brooded | dam, his Wronge® | (wo women to be Amer there 15 a sentiment for Burton and a | It mandatory that the delegation support | WASHINGTON, May 3.-—Rear Ad (From a Staff Correspondent,) (From a Btafi Correspondent.) |bim on the first baliot miral Bradley A. ¥iske's lotter to| LINCOLN, Neb., May $.-—(Special WASHINGTON, May 3.-—(8pe Arthur Vandenberg of Grand Raplds. | (he genate, taking lssue with Sec-|’telegram.)—The total vote of the | cial Telegram.)—More and more iy ::h’:'" ::'y::_';l"‘”l';‘l""';h("l:'?";'l::';"",:':]’ ;,]”':'”‘:' retary Daniels for the latter's state- | state at the primaty was 102,027, | the drift to Hughes for president o1 “,-,...“ convention at 8t, Louls next month | ment that he never had heen fur- aiyided as follows Republican, 102,- | the repulbican ticket. Representative can write its platform “in five short [nished a copy of Admiral Flske's |7 democrat, 86,887; socialist, | Mondell of Wyoming, who has madoe i “I‘ s hgre B :"“""'M;'”r’“"'::'l"; 'm lettey warning the department of the | ! prohibition, 49 populist, | u most enviable record as a leader ","m:'._"w‘:l’k" :”'] ”‘T"mw back .M}\.npropnrvd state of the navy fu |4 progressive, 412 | fn the present congress :‘«'nd whf)l‘ have we,'" ‘lJH, was made public today by| This {8 a gain over the 1914 pri- | may be sent as one of the “big six | He assafled the congressional record | CLafrman Tillman of the naval com-| mary vote of 28,268 for the repub- | to Chicago although he s an outright of the present administration \ [ mittee, licans, 19,688 for the democrats, 4 | protestant against the thought, me | | | | Wyoming 1n for | #lx delegntes to be elected to the Chicago | delivery of the answer.h sald thatt he consensus of opinlon nf’.-l\mhlnmlnr James W. Gerard, THE WEATHER. Fair B COPY TWQ: CENTS. . KNISER'S ANSWER WILL BE DEFINITE, COMING TODAY Censor Passes Dispatch Which Savs Reply Will Leave No Doubt Posi lxnn Tak(n by the NEW ORDER TO SUBMARINES Washington Hopes These Instruc- tions Will Be of Tenor that Will Avert Break. PRESIDENT IS STANDING FIRM BERLIN The The German v May 3 Wircless 1o Press via Sayville,) eply Amey on submarine warfare ma Associated to the can note be expecied momentarily it no that Thursda on which it will b however, the handed to the Ameriean submission of the appears, may be day American embassy following th German veply the gravity fu considered here, will Washington, where it must be do- whether the proposal which Germany makes meets the conditions of the last paragraph of the Ameri can note, The conference of high German authorities at headquarters has been concluded and Dr, Bethmann-Holl weg, the Imperial chancellor, it is understood, will start this afternoon for Berlin Ambassador embagsy situation rest In center of the it s cided Gerard visited For eign minister Von Jagow here this morning, but continued absolutely uncommunicative on the situation The forelgn office also declined 1 have anything to say on the sub- jeet, BERLIN, sfay 3.~ (Wireless to the Assoclated Press Via Sayville,)—— The draft of the German reply to the American note has been finished, The reply is subject to minor a in | terations which may result from in-, speaking of the political situation, terchanges of views ‘between Berlin and general headquarters. The attitude of Germany will be utated In clear and precise terms. The note will leave no room for doubt concerning the exact position assumed by Germany, which will communicate the definite nature of instructions that will be given (0 pubmarine commanders and other wata on which Washington itself can judge the situation, The Associated Press s permitied to make these statements, although | the censorship of dispatches tending to reveal the tenor of the German reply still is effective. The date of not heen rd Absolutely Mum. BERLIN, May 2.~(Via London, May 3.) after his arrival at the American embassy on dogreo, Mr. Deming will be one of the At Ga lta,l Meetln until he seema "{' "';1“"“'"""‘" and 1| an eltizens, residents of Ban Fran really feel sorry for him.’ . . clsco, were taken off the ship by the:oonvention from Wyoming at its conven- | ¢ h 5 ofend h xed. f]_,m',’_'“:’ by ‘);';‘l"‘l‘\" ”K‘I“(““""":’:",_‘(‘I\(fif":::',“ British at Falmouth without explanation |tion on May 8 at Cheyenne ! WASHINGTON, May 2.--Advocates .yr‘hm”“ o "‘"_ hisiae, I,m.u "Tha geo. |And held for examination. The ‘wulnw-n Mr. Deming, n the course of a con o Bhield er powe ( , Y © B0 | gave thelr names as Mrs, Gertrude EVO- | vorgqeion with The Bes correspondent the.ilinigs wetar-poRer bill: panding 8 {HATE 4G The AT R, bt rnl "_',’ "\”l lin and daughter, Miss = Anna Marle congress, won thelr fight in the National| eral oc castons “yu- ?1;«(11"”:.: at ack Ad- gty RewNiEDr DUSHABITRT S MU i Conservation congress today when nu-““"'l Fiske. Admiral Fiske s an ¢ The Ryndam came around Scotland. |, ooeine woe that Hughes would be nom- cor of the highest rank. He has bad wo | e (CTIL T, were removed congress votad to adopt & majority com inated at Chicago. That the republicans gl ¢ unblemished career In the navy. He has|” ¢ NUpiNen0, Cal, May 3-—-Mrs ittee endorsing the measure, Giffor SAD > . Cal., May ore looking for o "k'ulj)m m:\‘l e et ‘uvll:ll(l'lwi I.’:.,’:‘.I» engaged In mo_guerilla warfare, bUt Bt | Gorrugo Gvelin and her daughter, ro- | IO lur hl!’v‘:;h’r: \:w:lllllll“:'x |’.\'>Idm“m1:~nmfl vears defeated a proposal somewhat sim- | Only the desire that in the right of oV-|,54eq togay as having been taken off| LyoTy o o E0 R BRL Nl oh s ab ot far Int pposed today's action. | €TY honest man (0 protect hix own repi-|ye groqmer Ryndam, left here nearly A, " oo b Sh0Y . vainly opposed today's ac . g g oy S £ Charges that the convention was backed | ®ton year ago for fhay, _he Senator Clark will dellver a keynote Benied In his letter. Admiral Fiske reforred 0 |y, Germany about six months, where | o™ 0 TR s e secr:tury Dandsle’ statomrent to (e senat., | they went to settie an estate, according A RETERDA. CORYINLION by power Interests were made and f oy g g g e enxt Monday, but he, like Mr. Mondell, T ste, 116 to 30, o after the saying he had nev heen (ur s od o friends Qoen o atn to go to C 0 a8 - Thbovate, 6 to B okie afitr 4] LY T4 hak navar Daeh SR IR ee B velin, Biband of Min, Kyks| S0N¥ ”fl vatn 10 80 to ( v.n:‘u.,’. A dete f commi po A il oA lne \eas £aid to have been connected |B8te arid has so announced to the repub- bated il afternoon, _ The minority re-|and expressing great wurprise to leara | lcinn exhibit at the Pan-|lieans of Wyoming port opposed endorsement of any legis-| that such a communicaticn hud been £ 1:d ‘”‘"l,"”, ”"f"'.‘“.' i AR A Hq bolloves six. repreaentative’ cltisens ation and demanded a declaration of | Adnlral Fiske wrote | ama-Pacifi y an be found who will represent the tuted an mce principles holding that power sites should| *“This statement od state without calliig on the Wyoming his return from great headquarters, re- celved the newspaper correspondents and | held a short conversation with them on varfous topics, not Including the one in which they were exclusively interested The ambassador declined to make the slightest refernce to the occasion of his | visit to the emperor, explaining that the | situation imposed absolute silence \\pcl\ hlm It was learned, howe that' he recelved Secretary Lansing’'s telegram of instruction in time to confer with Chan- cellor Dr, von Bethmann-Hollweg before his departure. Mr, Gerard and Joseph C. Grew, secretary of the American em- be retalned by the government and that|tion against me of a grave breach of ‘! R . d l L delegation in the Sixty-fourth congress iy B D s a ol & Jrs vt v, | DDA o 1 Sy 0P CONTON | b etimad it Sronand. Compie- mder public control. The Pinchot dele eal It moe handedness of an attempt to mmost a safe bet, however, that Assaciation Gets gaton charged that the congress had bean [ important ‘eiter from the <o e hil Warren, Clark and Mondell will be three il s o s s s e o oo | Toondy Tor BUSINGSS o i 12 Rk inameir L S S, pr Spain Wil Support, =5 v i T‘ID"fliplf‘l' %H&""t 13- Sapen ot s sxloore fononie SEDOOR-EOROT O fase et o i he. st vidlins elayed Walkou Pittsburgh Car o "W Cursenter, . ¥, R Por 0 bewn o i Company Says It ¢ b33 Natartson, W A Must Raise Fares Carranza Seizes ' ~ : Hasty Execution of Rebels Meat Supply Depot Case of Lorimer ‘ ) w S . ) g oo [ e o J. W. ELWOOD WILL BUILD Goes t othe Jury * . ¢ v BIG APARTMENT HOUSE ) . B (™ | ons, having spent much time at head quarters in the open air. They inspeoted the methods of the distribution of Amer- {Continued on Page Two, Column Three.) The Day’s War News ACTIVITY In the . hu erable Deadman Wi f the Mense, ot Indieating » probable early resumpilon of tnfaniry opere atlons DUBLIN SUFFERED the extent DAMAGE (w cording eliy's fiee o e eatima: parim Over 50% Gain In Paid Want-Ads \d advertising s ol o Noe are . . Al every and moath, April . s certalnly o | PAID it 17,634 11,680 Gain 5,954 TELEPHONE Tyler 1000 -