At the conclusion of Andrew Carne
gie's testimony before the federal in
dustrial relations committee In New
York John I). Rockefeller, Sr., en
tered the room, and demanded to be
hoard as a witness. He was placed on
the stand.
Fred A. Hines, 05, of Los Angeles,
Calif., past imperial potentate of the
Mystic Shriners of North America,
died at Scranton. Pa., from a compli
cation of diseases, nines held the Im
perial potentate chair from April 13,
1910, to July 1!), urn.
W. B. Crump, fllty-five years old.
president of u bank at Wynnewood
Okla.. was sentenced In the Federal
Court to serve a year and a dav in
prison and pay a fine of $2,5oo for vio
lation of the Man n act. Crump pleaded
guilty "to transporting Ollle Cobb,
Seventeen years old, a telephone op
erator, from Wynnewood to Colorado
Iu I'JUI.
Kvidence that she smoked cigarettes
caused a Jury lo disagree in Miss
Sophie Klin's $25.0(10 suit for breach
of promise against John Wilklng at
Hobokeu, N. J.
Secretary of Stale Bryan denounced
what he termed "Bossaucracy" In In
diana polines and called UDon the
Democratic majority in the Indiana
Legislature to redeem Its platform
pledges to enact a statewide direct
primary law, when he addressed the
Assembly at Indianapolis. Bryan urged
a constitutional convention for Indiana
Jiid advlcated the initiative and refer
endum. I-ee Dock and Eng Hing. two Chin
ese; er put to death in the electric
chair at 3lig Sing prison at Ossinlng.
N. V.
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SENT TO WILSON
TEXT OF TEUTON ORDER SHOWS
LESS AR-A AFFECTED THAN
FIRST REPORTED.
SEAS CLOSED BY KAISER
BRITISH STEAMER CROSSES THE
IRISH SEA FLYING THE
AMERICAN FLAG.
