MAYOR GILL PLACES BLAME
WHERE IT SURELY BELONGS
SEATTLE, Nov. 10.—Forty-one
members of the Industrial Workers
of the World were lodged in Seattle
jail today, soon to be taken to
Everett where they are charged with
murder of the first degree.
This is the outcome of the attack
made upon the Industrial Workers
when they endeavored to return to
Everett, when they had been de
ported by the sheriff and his gang.
Mayor Gill is accused of playing
politics because he declared that
the Everett citizens brought the
trouble upon themselves and he had
no sympathy with them in their en
deavor to railroad the industrialists.
The lawless deportation of the men
in the first place caused all the
trouble in the estimation of the
Mayor.
The Mayor this evening retorts
upon the charge that he is playing
politics by declaring that when he
runs for Governor or for Senator he
can assure the press and the people
that it will not be in the interests
of the Weyerhausers, the Hartleys
or the open shoppers.
Secretary Mahler of the I. W. W.
says he is certain that four others
were killed in the Everett fight. A
bitter legal contest is certain over
the attempts being made to railroad
the members of the I W. W.
HUSHES NOT READY WIRE
CONGRATULATIONS TO WILSON
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—Hughes
■will not congratulate Wilson yet,
said Secretary Green this evening.
The election is not positively decid
ed and a complete examination may
show that Hughes is the popular
choice.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—Vance
M’Cormick, Wilson’s campaign man
ager says that he is returning to
Harrisburg tomorrow to resume his
private business.
He declares that the mere fact
that Minnesota is Wilsonian by five
THE UNION PACIFIC
HAS FILED SUIT
cific railroad has filed a suit in the
federal court to test the constitu
tionality of the Adamson Law. The
eomplaint says that th£ law is an
improper regulation of Interstate
Commerce and is wholly unworkable
by any railroad under present con
ditions; that it is legislating a con
dition which cannot be enforced and
should therefore be declared void
as law.
The interesting fact in connection
with the filing of this suit is that
the attorneys waited until some of
the reports had declared that
Hughes was practically certain of
defeating Wilson. That had the real
facts as to Wilson’s plurality been
known the case would have been
different is not known.
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hundred removes any possibility of
there being the remotest question as
to the re-eloction of Wilson.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—Wilcox is
talking of contesting the election but
the republican leaders concede the
election of Wilson. New Mexico is
safe for Wilson. The democratic
leaders admit that they do not hope
to conquer West Virginia as the
Hughes lead is too strong to be over
come.
SANTA FE, Nov. 10.—Wilson is
apparently safe in New Mexico hav
ing now a lead of 2233.
It is practically certain that this
cannot in any way be overcome by
Hughes even if the latter obtains all
the votes yet to be heard from.
PREMIER VON KOERBER
. TO MAKE STATEMENT
VIENNA, Nov. 10.—It is expected
that tomorrow when the parliament
assembles von Koerber the new pre
mier will discuss several most im
portant question. The present pre
mier has been noted for his advo
cacy of a free press in the empire.
He is expected to make an im
portant and significant talk upon
both domestic and international sub
jects. He is noted as an ardent Ger
manist and is not liked by some ot
the other races in the empire-king
dow.
The statement is awaited with
eagerness.
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