Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 94, 2 March 1917 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1917
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RECONSIDER HIGHWAY BILL ON MOTION IN LEGISLATURE
(Br Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, March 2. Lieutenant-Governor Bush this morning declared out of order the proceedings of last evening, vnich would hare tabled a motion to reconsider the vote concurring In the amendments made by the Hons of Representatives, on the Dobyns highway commission bill. Another motion to reconsider the vote was made and sustained. In commitee of the whole the Senate amended the regular appropriations bin by adding $7,000 to the allowance for the Southern Insane Hospital at Evansvflle, so as to Increase the per capita, allowance from $175 to $185. The office of second assistant to the attorney-general was stricken from the bill and an attempt to reconsider the vote failed. This abolishes a. $3,000 job. The appropriation for the national guard was doubled on motion of Senator Van Auken, the figures being increased from $100,000 to $200,000. House Kills Simmonds BIN. The House killed Senator Simmonds bill providing for increase of salaries of judges of the supreme and appellate court from $6,000 to $7,500. The judiciary A committee, recom-
JOBBERS TO DISCUSS REBATING OF FARES
Richmond jobbers will consider rebating fares to customers who come to Richmond to buy their godds, in a smoker to be held a week from tonight. Announcements were sent to members of the jobbing division of the Commercial club today. Under the rebate plan retailers are invited to visit the wholesale bouses and place their orders instead of giving them to salesmen. The travelers receive their commissions on such sales, however. Plans for other trade campaigns also will be discussed at the smoker.
mended for passage Senate bill 346 abolishing the office of attorney-general amended so as to become effective in 1919. Senator Kinder' s workmen's compensation bill amending the present law by shortening the period before compensation begins to seven days instead of fourteen was recommended for passage. Senator English's bill providing for the organization of a state constabulary force was also recommended for passage. . , The House passed Senator Humphrey's bill relating to publicity of reports of the accounting bureau after restoring the measure to the form in which it was introduced.
Charge Burning of Nation's Flag (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, March 2. Charged with desecrating the American flag by burning it together with flags of other nations in the back yard of the church of the Social Revolution on July 9 last night, the Rev. C. Wite and ten of his followers were placed on trial here today.
ROCHESTER RUNS AGROUND AT PORT
TWENTY PRISONERS TAKEN BY TEUTONS
(By Associated Press) BERLIN, March 2, by wireless to Sayville Twenty prisoners remained in the hands of the Germans after the
repulse of a sharp attack by British j detachments east and southeast of ; Souchez on the Franco-Belgian front yesterday, army headquarters announced today. Other prisoners were made in thej clearing out of isolated points held by ,
the British after their attack near Scilly, and in clashes near the Ancre and four machine guns in all fell into German hands in the operations.
(By Associated Press) BORDEAUX, France, March 2. The American steamship Rochester which arrived in the Gironde river yesterday from New York after running the German submarine blockade , went aground while ascending the river in a fog last night The vessel is ashore at a point eleven miles down the river from Bordeaux. : The Rochester is lying easily in the sand and it is expected will be floated without difficulty with the afternoon tide.
TURKS IN RETREAT BEFORE ENGLISH
FRENCH BREAK RAID
(By Associated Press) PARIS, March 2. Two German raids occurring simultaneously last night on the front west of Soissons, were broken up by the French fire with losses to the Germans, the war office anourced today. A German trench near Vauquois, in the Argonne, was raided and prisoners taken.
MONEY MARKET HOLDS STEADY
(By Associated Press) . LONDON, March 2. The comfortable condition of the money market indicates the skill with which war loan funds are being transferred to the Bank of England and then released for the market Short loans were plentiful and discount' rates easy today. The stock market, though generally firm, showed no business expansion. Rubber stocks, the war loan, consols and home rails comprised the limited transactions recorded. Consols recovered the dividend deduction. Shipping shares were dull and South American issues further weakened. Only a few markings occurred in the low priced American securities. The others were neglected.
NAVY GETS RECRUITS
(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 2. Reports from all sections of the United States show that the recruiting campaign being conducted by the navy department is having greater. results than at any time since the Spanish war. In 26 recruiting days up to February 28, the roster of the navy was increased by 2,086 men; in one week the gain was 901 men.
ATTEMPT TO MAKE FLIGHT FROM EUROPE
VIENNA, March l: (via London. March 2) Herr Fokker, the builder of one of the most successful military flying machines used in the German and Austrian armies, predicts an era of aerial passenger traffic after the war. Speed, he says Is bound to make aircraft a popular vehicle of travel, but on great distances for which reason , the inventor predicts the successful operation of air craft on routes between Europe and the United States which will run competition with trans-Atlantic liners.Herr Fokker believes the first attempt to fly from Europe to New York will be made immediately after the war and asserts the route can be traveled in two days at the outside. He is of the opinion that all technical handicaps will be easily overcome. Welsh coal owners have refused the workmen's application for a new audit of their books to regulate wages.
LABOR FEDERATION MEETS IN ANDERSON
(By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, March 2. The annual meeting of the Indiana State Federation of Labor will be held In Anderson, Ind., May S. it was said here today. The date of meeting has been ad
vanced from the third Tuesday in September, the usual time,. One reason for the change is said to be a desire to consider matters relating to the proposed new constitution for Indiana, and possibly the question of the selection of delegates to the constitutional convention.
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WILSON TAKES OATH WITH SAME BIBLE
(Dy Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 2. When President Wilson takes the oath of office for the second time next week, ho will do so on a small Bible used for the same purpose when he was sworn in as governor of New Jersey and as chief executive of the nation in 1012. It. is his personal property. Tho nrpr.ldpnt has not decided
whether ho will take the oath Sunday j at the White House or at the Capitol, j
The place duperies upon tne status 01 business in congress.
CONDEMNS INTRIGUE
(By Affoclatfd Press) warhixotox. March 2. Senator
Sherman of Illinois had read to the I
senate today a telegram from the Chicago Staats Zeitung, o& which Horace! L. Brand i3 editor, expressing condem- j
nation of the Zimmerman instructions proposing an alliance with Germany, Mexico and Japan to make war on the United States, if the note as published yesterday was "correctly copied and is authentic."
(By Associated Press) LONDON, March 2. The Turks are continuing to retreat before the victorious British on the Tigris front. Official announcement was, made here today that the retreating Turks on Tuesday evening passed through Aziziyah, 52 miles nort hof Kut-el-Amara. More than 7,000 prisoners have been taken since December.
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NAMED SUPERINTENDENT
(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 2. Rudolph S. Brauer has been appointed by the postmaster general as division superintendent of the railway mail service with headquarters at St. Paul.
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VILLA ' BREAKS DOWN
!3y Associated Press WASHINGTON. March 2. Practical elimiuation of Francisco Villa a3 a factor in the Mexican situation was reported to the state department today from two sources. An American counsul wihose name could not be given was authority for the statement that Villa is practically eliminated because of his physical condition.
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PITTSBURGH MAN IS WRECK VICTIM
. (By Associated Press) ALTOONA. Pa., March 2 F. S. Wagner, of Pittsburgh, who was included in the list of victims of Tuesday morning's railroad wreck, at Mount Union, has telegraphed to this city that he is alive and uninjured in New York, Because cards and other belongings of , his were found In the car Bellwood, a body otherwise unidentified was supposed to be that of Wagner, who had proceeded on his journey on the first train east. An eight-hour day for women workers in stores, laun drier and other estahU&hxsents is proposed in Montana.
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