Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 09, 1922, Page 4, Image 4
1 A HIE PEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. APRIL 0. 1022. N. M. Guard Starts for Riot-Torn Part of Coal District Martial Law Declared in Gal lup Dirtrit t of New Me xivo Following Hrpnrt of Strike Riot. Wiihlniton, April 8 Secretary Weeks today declined to tend feder I troop Into New Mexico in re sponse to telegram from Gov. M. C. Mechem, who said he might need them to preserve order in the Gallup coil fieldi whert martial law wai de clared yesterday at retult of dis order, incident to the coal itrike. The war aecretary'a telegram aent and foado public after he had conferred on the matter with President Hard ing said; "Unlets disorder develops to a point where state authorities are un able to preserve order, federal troops can not be used in connection witli the coal strike." l III A.uxialril Vmm. SanU 1. X. M.. April R-Marti..! law uaii declared in tlir Ciallup coal mining ticld yrMorday afternoon, in a itrorlamalion iued by tiov. M. I'. Mfclirn. H'aihin.utm troop nt AN lufurr(iie mid Troop I) of the Na tional (ruard at S.mU !, were or dered to proceed at once t the Held. The proclamation was issued on rrnoit of an appeal from the hhrrilT of MiKinW count v, who rrtmrlcd a riot at Mcntmorc camp. No de tails of the riot were gjven. Troops Entrain. A!!uriticrqiie, K. M., April R. Four troop units of the New Mexi can National Guard left here in a spe cial train early today for Gallup, N. M , for duty in the coal mine dis trict where disturbances by strikers are feared. The men are due to ar rive at Gallup Ht noon. Adj. (Icn. Brown, who went to Gallup last night, has called a con ference in Gallup for 2 o'clock this afternoon of mine operators, mine workers' representatives and city and county oflicials when the governor's proclamation of martial law will be read and rules for its enforcement laid down. No further disturbance was re ported last night. ' Receive Last Pay. Indianapolis, Ind, April 8. Idle coal miners of the country, starting today and continuing next week, re ceive their last pay, estimated at 000,000, by union oflicials and re garded by them as a strike fund. The big wage distribution, an im portant factor in the miners' ability to continue the general suspension of work that began a week ago, on the order of the United. Mine Work ers of America, is for the final half of March in all, 15 working days. The h'g turn i several times the total cih of tl,.e union orgsniia llensiut'cn,il, t'n't and liKt and comrt ti tit nuuers with an in- definite period d idiene! ahead of them. It is the only bite cah pay. mrnt that will come during the sut pesion, the union war chest not per- muting any general strike benefits. Conference Suspended. New York. April i Union repre- 1 It. it II 'a at Hllfl i!-!tif alt 1 If tin the 'coal operator who have been in ses- i.i at a waue nrgonations rum mitiee, supcuded their conferences today and returned to their respective dutrtru. It wbt announced that iluy would resume teisiont lueiday, whin their efforts to bring about setilrmrcnt of the strike will be re newed, Itftlfast Woman Carried From Burning Ruiltling A unman, ill In bed, was carried out a trcoud story window and down a Uddrr to safrty during a midnight fire on South Thirteenth street l ri clav night. Firemen were summoned to the second hand store of Abraham Kcis er, I00J.4 South Thirteenth street, at ll:.W when flames were discovered in the rear of the store, mounting to the second floor. L'pstairs Hemic Wood, who oper ates a rooming- house, had been ill I several months and. unable to escape, was earned down a Udder by Capt. Tom Caey of hook and ladder company No. 3. Damatie from the flames was nomi nal. Cause of the fire is undeter mined. County Official Kxpircs of Wound in Election Fiplit Albuquerque, X. M., April 8. CeUrt I.ovalo, county commissioner of Valencia county, died in a hos pital here today of a bullet wound sustained at Helm Tuesday night following a heated election. Lovato's brother-in-law. Santiago T.aca. is being held at I.a Lunas pending an investigation, lie says a revolver he was carrying was ac cidentally discharged. $933,725 More in Taxable Stock Found by Slate Large Amount of Stock Never Placed on Neliraka Tax Kolei Discovered Iy CommWsioner. I of foreign uuL. held by N'ebrAan ! T 1)1 ' Four CitifhV Training jwill be pUced on the stte ta ro!e,' I)(l IUI IjIIHiU r to Aid Mother 0 into Mr. O.bon'e stated, which wi'l mean ! an iucrc4 in the state U fund of ivrrat t!iouaud of dollars. "This wilt mitigate the grief ol property holders somewhat in that thoe ho bv their wealth inve.ted solely in stock will be compelled to Py taxes en their valu," he e plaind, Record Class Is Lad. 12, TrlU Court He Stole Hooka to Get Food for Self and l'arent. Investigation by William II. borne, state i foniini:oner, Nebraska holding of intangible property will incrre f I e state tax tund by several thousand dollars, Mr. )boriie Mated following dis covery of $9J5,7.1) worth of nock In Nebraska which bad never been placed on the state 4e role. That amount represent lite holdings of Nebraska stockholders in the Amer-I iean Smelting & Keliiiing company,1 Mr. Osbarne said. j Authorized to Investigate. j I'ndrr a law pacil by the last leuislature. the tali commissioner i amhorired to inquire of all foreign corporations the amount of stock nrld by Nebraskant. 1 wo d.ivs ago, Mr. Osborne trarnnl that Armour & Co. luxe S.l.'6.000 in stocks out siaudiiiK in this state, of which I'.lmer M. Morsman of (maha is said to own the largest Diocw. 3.-u snares. ().' the American Smelting and Ke nning company stock in this state. the family of Mrs. Maud P.arton of! Koiiutze Memorial Church Will Receive 211 Tumor row and l.V Later. Georire Dorn. associate pastor and Omaha is the largest holder, said to' Key. F. J. Weertz, church school pas have 1.502 harts. I tor. Will Mitigate Grief. Tax on intangible property in Ne braska is oue-lil'tli that on tangib.r property. Mr. Osborne said. Under the state tax law regarding intangible property several millions of dollars Through" hi tears yesterday morn ing Leonard Hrown, I.', confessed to . T) ! 1 1 Juvenile Judge Sear he sold books tO IlCLOIllirnied Mm from the public binary to grt money with which to buy food fur himself and his mother. Mrs, Ktitli Hrown and her son came to Omaha from Kansas City and went to live at 1 10 South Twenty-sixth street. Fver where the mother went to get work thry ob jected to having the child with her, she told I lie judge. Only Dime Left. Finally one morning, after they li.nl eaten breakfast, they discovered llicy had but one dime Int. Leonard went out as u-iwl and returned shortly aitrr with 75 cent. "I earned it running errands,'' he MM Iiw mother and she accepted the money. "I sold three book for 25 cents each and cave the money to moth er." be told the judge yesterday morning. Judge Offers Job. Juvenile Ollicer Voshurgh, prose cuting the ca-e. fold Judge Sears more than 1.000 hook have been stolen from the public library in the last two weeks. The Judge sent Leonard to River view home until his mother cm grt work, and suggested to the mother that if everything else failed she might get work at his daughter's home. The laraet class In the history of Kouut.ee Memorial Lutheran chun-h will he confirmed today. I'mIiii Siiud.iy It numbers J4I, This i aUo the largest confirmation class in any one church in the hi-tory of the Lutheran church in America. Fur II coiisenitivc years Kounte Memorial church has had the largest list of continuants among the Lu theran churches in this country. Last vear Faster continuant uttm brred V). Besides the-e coufirmaiit. 1J5 other person have made application for membership and they will be re ceived next Wcdncsdjy evening. This will bring the total membership to more than .I.WtO. Kev. O. I). Baluty fs pastor. Rev. aiiijis lor Mjiutu i.orpi San Antonio, April a, Four citi zens' military training ramps will he established this summer in the Lighth corps area, according to an announcement issued by Lieut, t'ol. Chae Lewis, in charge of the train- ADVIKTIStMlNT. When Your Corns Hurt Use "Gets-It" Ends Corns and Calluses Quick If n-mllril (rum "turf" hav nnly mmle your fr-t murt rr unit under, ing activities for Texas. Oklahoma, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico. The Lighth corps can ps will operate from July 27 to August Jo. 1 The ramps will be established at Camp Travis, San Antonio, for in- ftULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANO Nationally Priced branded in ine back . Martin Carey Dies St. Augustine. Fla.. April 8. 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