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LABORITE liWBIirf
DPQinMQ TO RECORD BROKEN m nuiMft
M.UIUHU IU
"BIG GUNS" IN BATTLE OF SMITH FOR PRESIDENCY,
GAINPEMX
Louis Morenes Quits Cabi
' net in Mexico Under Fire
; and Further Trouble Is
Not Expected Slayer of
, Obregon Makes Complete
Confession -Catholics Aid
! Probe.
BY FOUR DAYS
John Henry Mears and Capt.
Collyer Go Around World
t !in , 23 Days Sealyham ,
Terrier Completes Jour-'
ney With His Master.
MKXII'O (MTV, July 23. 'V)
licHijrnalloii of Luih Moi-kccn, mit
H'fiiry of lul.Mtr, whOMo llfo has hern
in t)aiiKr Kin en uit- nKiaH.tiniaiitii
of (!'iir'ral Ah'.lid OhriKiM, imlny
1VUS licl!rV4(l lu ha w li'.sMi-m-il (in;
gononil fi't'lliiK f tfiisiiin,
AKiarliin liii(lcrn liajiiinn' Mui'
onrs jim (Hie nf 1 1 1 ' "jisyrhulftfilcal
nuthora" of the cihiu hail nssot-t-d
that iinh-Hrf his withiln-w I'rmn
the KuviTiiiiicni ilii'i c won til In
civil warfare.
The rent ral cuin miH''' nf .he
rc'Kliiiutl f'-iieruiidii ni' ,.:!.' in
hl riicli'd ,M uriiiics mikI two nlhei' la
bor leaders, (Vleslinti ('uhim, chief
or oriliiianee HupplieM, and Ki In ra
il u Alndena, eliief of tl)e novern
llieiit prlnliny HhnpH. to resign,
3irvslilent Catle.s prumpi ly accept
ed I heir wilhdrawal from IMh fcuv
crunieiit,' onnel liletirdo Topcic, aek
Tlowli'dKcd leader nf 1 hi' Ohrenn
nuthniM I parly, wiliI I lint 1 here
was now Mule likelihood of dis
turbance.!. Ulllier f'reMen, ('alien or Aaron
Raenz, Veiniir nf N'lO'Va l.eiin,
Will he named by ciinc.rcHM pruUn
loii'il ireidcnl nf .Me.icii fitT I Wo
j'earH, Culimcl Tujielf .said.
MI-A'ICO CITV, July 211.
Oeneral A ntonlo KIoh Zerluehe.
Chief uf pollco of Mexico City
Htated today that a fall cruifi'MSinii
ItaH heeil iditaliH'd from Jose te
3-fon Titi-al, ucruj-ed nuHassin of
Prenldent -elect Ohretfoil. hut I hat
lie wmh unable as yet to reveal its
content..
The chief of police wihl that the
embolic clergy were con perm Inn
with the police In the lnveMli14.1t. on
of tho aHHiiNHlnatlon.
lie added that laiin MoroncH.
former mtniNter of labor, whoso
I'esignation bad been demanded by
AKiarlan factluus, wan rcpurtcil to
be hi'tfan and that the police were
InvcHilKatinK rcpiirtN of his wherc
nbouiM In .Mexico City.
. lie nl.so said that I he police
have a report that a man na in cd
Manuel Trejo whone rnnneel Ions
have not been revealed mid who
in said to have futnlnheil the pistol
with which (icncntl Ohrt'Kon was
killed, h:iH fled to the Cliitcd
Kiates.
SKW VdllK, July 7I'J
John Henry Alears, tnciurlcal pro
ducer (ind writer, ami Captain C
It. I). Collyur, rii." toilay held
lite record fur a in le of the
,-lobc 2:i (lay.s. 1,1 houi'H, lil miii
ul e.-: and ; heron tin. They brolt
l be old record by 4 tiiiyn and -:!
boors.
'I hey stepped from an automo
bile ill ilatleiy I'.uli last iili;h:
at o'clock eomiitetliiK a Jour
ney by boat ami airplane which
they bewail from tho name plac;
I he inni niiiK of J line L'lt,
With them, liarkiiiK ent h tishis
liealiy. Was a little Sealyham t''i--rler,
named Tniiwiml, who liad
Hjicd with them over IWo ocean.-
and three i onlincnlH,
Thu last U'k of their flight,
It'om .MtniiiMpottH, they found one
of the. irio.Ht dilficult n't the entire
trip. Tloy wen- forced to batlle
Ion ii ud lo w-lyinj; cloud for t h
lfiHi. part of their HIk'h, detmir
inj; by what a vial urn ca II the
'Vcenie ionic," down Ihe Susim
lianna river to the Delaware nvi-r
at .Mlddlclowii, I'a., wheie they
cut acroHM New .lei'scy to ,M ill'-r
Ileld, Stalcn l.sland.
Hy his (rip Mcai'M aualn be
came co-bolder of i he record for
circling tin Mlobe, lircakiiiK that
of Union Wells ami Kdward
Kvans, net in The WelN-
l-A a iih expedition bad broken I he
record of :trt dayn. which .le;us
set in Ifil::.
Nationalists Have Brief
Reign in Shantung -!
Chang's Ex-Soldiers Cap
ture Chefoo, Pull Down1
Sun Flag 30 U. S. War-!
ships in Harbor Protect!
i
Americans.
CHKKOO, ShantMiiK. China, July;
I'a. tI'j The recently hoisied sun:
banner of the Chinese nationalist
w:ih hauled down hero today and'
replaced by the flvii-bo rred "la'
uf nort h China. The nut i una list
military commander look refuse
a hoard a Ih ltish
MiiHiK)ial. IIin
disarmed.
'I bene developments
severe finlltilie; Which
inldniKht betwen the
and TiUiMt Moldicrn who
vessel bound
Idlers have n
caim after
started at
nai iona lists )
bad served !
ROBBED OF $1000!
ii nder Cha nti Tsun -Cham;, mill-,
. laiy governor of HluiuluiiH, Th.1
' ( ham; T-sun-CbaiiniieM had lieeu
j recenity im oriioiatcil IntQ the na- (
lioiiiilist army, but they. Renounced
i their new alle'innoG and Kiilnod j
' control of the city. j
1 While flKhtintf wan In progress'
i foreign warships himled iatrols
and one American sailor was !
wounded lu t be ha nd by a, stray j
bullet, j
iiir finbiinK lasled is hours. It j
ceased this eveniiiK, but Ho- for-!
j elun iiiarier is in a eomplete .
!;:;tle of dcf'-llhe ;ind Ihe prec;iil-
; lions will be conlimied h st re-i
newed (list ur ha noes event nat. j
j The victorious nort hern forcen
'have closed the liank of Com-,
i mtinicatlons. This instil til ion linn -,
dlc.s the customs funds and its
suspension has ,m topped all port !
movement of cargoes. The bank
buildim; is picketed by northern
troops and the manairer of the
bank has been arrested. j
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Mk Mha' t'LORENCE TL COL. HERBERT H. LEHMAN
joiiu j iv .::.'- ,r mps?4pi m?mmmTm
hJ? r' L , r i;VrJli- i
A i'll VV v4lA f Vj IxiH Wik
liIA P' 7 if Y " i r r ( in PV Jik. 1 8&a? 'ja
IS COiElEOPPS
r5) r-;
WASiHNC.ToN. .luly
Tbe inierstnle commere.
ion was told today by
FRAN'K
BVRD
CtlARL.ES A..
0REA.Tt-tOU3E
fCOTT FERIUS
GOV. R-'UtKV
Here are the new Democratic genera's, who will battle to land Governor' Alfred E. Smith, of New
York, in the White House: John J. Uaskob, head of the finance committee of General Motors, who is
Ihe new chairman of the Democratic national committee; Colonel Herbert H. Lehman, New York broker,
chairman of the party'n finance committee; James W. Gerard, of Brooklyn, N. Y.( former ambassador
to Germany, treasurer of the nations! committee; Charles A. Greatliouso, of Indiana, secretary; U. S.
Senator l'eter G. Gerry, of Khode Island, chairman of the advisory committee to the national commit
tee, und the following vico chairmen and vice chairwomen, a.; appointed by Chairman Uaskob at a meet
In in New Yotl:: Frank Hague, New Jersey; Coventor Harry Hyrd, of Virginia; Scott Ferris, Oklahoma;
Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, former governor of Wyoming, and Mra. Florence Farley, Kansas.
:t,
sionei- Mi Ma nainy, that abuses in
ihe ue uf railroad owned pri
vate passenger cars were com
mon ami extensive. Mo suKff'sied
si series of new regulations to
limit railroad expenditures in this
field.
.McManamy, in a report, ad
vised the commission that a study
of private car movements during
the last three years had di.sclosed
wasteful a nd unlawful movement
on a la ro scale. IP; recom
mended that the commission here
after forbid one railroad from
moving a private car for another
road, except at regular charges,
thus abolishing the system by
which such ears are moved free
when off their homo lines.
The report declared that the
practice of ti ansportinK persons
other than railroad employes in
private passenger cars at the same
rates charged passengers provided
only with ordinary coach accom
modations constituted an unjust
discrimination and should like
wise be prohibited.
A Kcnera I pracl ice of the use
of railroad private cars by 'be
wives, da u liters and friends of
railroad officials for the 1 rans
portnifnn of parties to and from
pleasure resorts was described bv
.McManamy. C e rial n railroads
were cited as beinji particularly
enKaeed in siu-h practice. In a
number of cases the parties car
ried on private, cars included of
ficers of industrial corporations
and their families, Indicating a
use uf the free transportation to
Influence shipments. One private
car. blent H ied as "owned by t he
i vice-president of one of the east -'
nrn carriers," was found to have
J been i ra veli ne; steadily for three
! years to all points in the 1'niied
: slates.
Watch the chef
broil chops
To sfai. in the juices and
coot the meat evenly, each
side of the chop must be ex
posed to the fire a few mo
ments at a time. Hills Bios.'
patented, continuous process
of roasting coffee a jew po mills
at a time roasts every coffee
berry evenly and produces
flavor no other method could.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
0 1928
Frtth from the. original
VJfiiuin put k. Eauty
opened with it hey.
Clrl Is Drowned
CIIKMAI.1H. Wn., .July I'll. (!)
While tryhiK to lejtrn to swim
In the Cowlitz river yesterday af
ternoon, MIhs Olive Havens, Iti,
daughter of M is. Claude II. 1 1 li
vens, of Tacoma, was drowned
one and a half miles below Tol
edo. The body was recovered
I'OKTLAM), Ore,, .Inly
"i olicc were w.tboHl a clue to
day in their search for a lull,
roughly dressed man who held
up Ihe manager's office of tho
I'ortliind theater and escaped with
J I nun in currency, w h I e h In
forced ihe cashier to turn over.:
While t be pat ions were en Joy I tut
a film drama, a real life play
was hciim enacted behind their !
back,. j
The robber held up Miirrvi
Warebam, house niaiuiKer. Koberl j
lilalr, theater manager and Sieve
). Cbecver, treasurer, and walked
out or the building with the cur-!
reney, leaving $f)- in silver on a;
table.
Scow Sinks; ClrK Itcxiicd. !
(il'MKNKHVll.l.l-; Two Ijw
niieles mrls. Misses Mary Selav-I
one and .Mary Kalivlch, wet'" j
a in o 1 1 v, LTi p ; i s se m; e r on a s c o w . i
which sank In the ltusslan river.
All were rescued. The scow wa-
used to 1 1 ansport crowds t
Onlblne beieb
H 1 1 A X C 11 A I , China. ,1 u 1 y :i .
P) Wit h 'Ml American war ves
sels in the harbor at Chefoo, there
Wiis no apprehension here for the
safety of America us t here, Oilier
foreigners ere believed to be
equally well Kuarded by the num
ber of naval men available for
landing parties.
.Mark L. Ilrlstul, rca r-ad niira 1
V. S. X.,' In comma ml of the
hlna station, arrived here .Inly t!
n t he Clanship IMttsburg. lie
did not comment on the Chefoo
outbreak but lie iudic.-ticd a feel
ing 1 hat foreigner." were In no
way etlda ngered.
C. C. Wang, foreign minister
of the nationalist government, said
he bad received no in format Ion
from Chefoo. but be e-spln hied
that the nationalists hove not tried
to establish firm authority In Che
too nor, in fact. In northeast
Shantung generally, l-'or this rea
son, he Indicated, his govern meat
attached no great significance to
the outbreak.
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NEW YORK CITY;
4 POLICE
; tshe
! flatirons
I tiirnish.mis
j windows tipoi
Then !-hot
windows and
officers drew
ijhairs,
nd misi
m)k bricks,
lianeotis house
ere direci.-d from
the officers,
were fired from
house tops, and t he
t heir own weapons,
XKW VOIlIv
A special so,uad
on duty today
Hon of
renco i
July 23. (P)--of
policemen was
n the negro aeu-
Marlem, to prevetj; rcciir
' ilisorders, in which four
prol eci-
luob
of
r.no.
when Traf
Kubeil nt
aicnce Oon
o other ne-
apart-
but fired only in the air.
About 1,'jO pollcenieu and the
j fire apparatus were making slow
j headway lu unclling the disturb
i ane when a police emergeiicv
sipiad arrived with a machine gun
prominently displayed. Soon the
si reels were cleared.
Oonahl was arrested on a charge
of felonious assa ult. and another
negro, Derinol Hailey, who bad
refused to move on when or
dered, was charged with disor
derly conduct.
Knbeil suffered internal inju-
a i t;i-: stok am; plant.
(Continued from I'age One)
policemen were injur
lug themselves from
negroes, estimated at 1
The trouble shifted
fic Officer Charles
. .up . . in in icsi i. lai
a Id. licensed wit h 1 wn
groes, of breaking into
mem and beating a negress. : tmo .o s in machinery operation is
Donald resisted arrest, and as underway. The packing bruise al
two other negroes attacked the h" hle track facilliies.
officer, three more patrolmen tl ih cold storage rooms of the
came to his aid. While the quar- pknit. with the mercury 1 de
ter defended itself aval list an grees above, and pleasiirably coid
ever-increasing attack, a riot call today, are Kiuhi cnes of valley
brought reserves from four sta- eggs, the air kept pure by ... lo
tion houses ami fire apparatus machines. The management de
froin ii number of stations. lies anybody not a I nornni lly lucky.
to tell one of the eggs from a
freshly laid egg.
In other cold storage rooms, are
hams of venison, a goose shot on
the Klamath lake last fall, and fine
furs, that Med ford women will don
next winter.
The future plans of the ice com
pany also coot o nip late the build
ing of a cob! storage vault, expe
: cially for milady's furs, with a
' safety lock and key.
The demand for ice by local
folks these warm days is biisk. jmd
the Iceman is just as busy as the
patented ice-making machines.
( !. S. I !ut lor, president of the
company, and K. C. I'ayne, vice
president, hot h of Ashland, made
a n inspection of the plant t his
niornini'.'.
Street Cars Tied Up
I'OKTLANO, Ore., July 13. (A1)
Street enr service was demoral
ized tltirii:.-; the rush hour between
7 and S a. in. today as a result, of
an explosion in the substation of
t Lo Portland Klectric Power com
pany at Broadway and Alder street.
Kiremen with chemicals extin
gished a fire following the explo
sion. Itepairs restored ear service
at S a'clock. Meantime, thousand:
of downtown workers had resorted
to walking or to taxicabs.
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