The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1913, Page 6

vid avadive ewe B, BALROND STRNE ON 43 ROADS PUT |= TOVOTE OF MEN _— Managers Refuse to Arbitrate and 100,000 Workmen Will Cast Ballots, NAMIE TRAN, | BY SMOKE ME SHED 45 ABOARD KLED, sieseii- atk oe and Firemen: Cai . Them Unconscious to. \ Safety.in FlatbushFire. | o Two @ceiiaven, overcome by amoke, were reggued trom above the Wagner: Pajat amd Color Co.'s store, at Ne, 169; Fle@ash; avenue, easty this farther increase of % pep cent. over Present standards, or $17,000,000 totai inerense. ‘No conditions have arisen since 1910," “to w-| Women and Children Among Victims of Attack by Men of Zapata’s Forces. any terease over th tapliened of a change dione,” GOVERNMENT FORCED. ARBI- TRATION WITH FIREMEN. It was only under great preseure from the Government, the need, that the ratironds consented to arbitrate Six WEEKS TO DECIDE,| the tssues petwoen themselves and the engineers and firemen. “At that time we called the attention Of the public to the serious Ganger of Leaders Will Begin Canvass at] me recurring demands backed oy Peated proposals that the railroads arbitrate ‘under the taw.’ The Board of Arbitration which de- cided the controversy between the en- (My United Press.) (MEXICO CITY, May 2.—According to reports reaching here to-day forty-five Passengers, including nine women and| dueeg aofire that compltety 4 fo. | thitee children, were killed yesterday | the three-story) ullding and 414 \$10,000, when Yapata forces dynamited @ train | 4, on the Interoceanic Railroad ten milea from La Cascade, Following the explo- sion the rebels attacked the passengers and murdered them. “I will take the ficld myself at the reper time,” President ‘hag gaia when informed of the ——. Min Sad Pr ment. (Prom fhe" Beacon “Preesargt. y “1 any, Tom, lend me enetner tem, will your’ “Heavena! Why @on't you go to work earn jana. Charlestichool, @ conductor on aFiat- guarded under it im that with only three arbitrators. one from each and @ bene wettle- ment of & dispute, only an attempt to settle upon mutual concessions which truce. Orfer of Railway Conductors and agers of the forty-three railroads of the Bastern district, came te am Beute erigts to-day when the conference com: mittee of the railroad board gave to , the representatives of the 100,000 rall- bees drawn road men involved a definitc and de-| warded the Loy pect would depart to } bene Mit after the Fault ot ‘he GET A TN CENT BOX OF CASCARETS. Keép your liver and bowls ac- tive and you feel belly for menthe. “Don't dare te, my boy. People weult think the governor had disinherited mo ulti- {and that would ruin my creidt.” and tor- Monster ‘Wall strect, charged with having at- tempted to bride Dr. John A. 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