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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 1916
PRICE FIVE CENTS
3
Wilson
Will
i nan Few. ri
To :':Reieasfe
EXPECTS DEflME STATI
FOUOWJlEFUSALTfl
Longer
Not Wait
isms For Carranza
'- 1 ' ' ' . it,.::- V '.
mencan uamives
WENT FROM DE
AY; WAR WILL
i I i i. 4 ... I ...
AGUDETO DEMANDS
Mexican Troops (lather Opposite Texas Town Latin
American t Diplomats Trying tp Bring Carranza to
Reason House Won't Give Up S-"0 Per Month for Mil
$ With Senate by Big
urvivors Stagger Into
itiamcirV Dependents Disagree
Major jtyFdpr More Clarrizal
American Lfnes-War Department Not At AH Pleased
With Progress of Mustering In4-New York Gcta War
Fever 'i
, . V ;(By R. J. Bend'r)
. . Washington, June 27, Presidei t Wilson's patience in
waiting for the release of the Amt rican troopers impris
oned at Chihuahua City is limited o hours, not days. It
may be stated that he expects a dc inite reply from Car
ranza relative to his attitude not 1
In presenting Mr. Wilson's dem
terday Consul Rodgers suggested tliat an "immediate re
ply" is, imperative. What lies bey&td this officials today
refused to say.. .
The program of possible action
a cabinet meeting. In the event of
acceded President Wilson, it is believed, is certain to
personally ask Congress to permit nim to use an armed
force in' Mexico. : A
MexicaniLPou- Jhto NnearbT
Laredo. June 27. -A 20-car troon train carrvms: 1.500
Carraiizistas ihas arrived at NuevoXaredo, opposite here.
The train was the second in twelve, hours.
Latin-Americans Pleld. With Carranza.
Washington,' June27. Several Latin-American diplo-
ter than tomorrow.
knds to Carranza yes-
s being considered at
Carranza's refusal to
IIP
wm
ASTEIS NOW
ARGELY FOR
'RE PAPER
GREAT SMASH ALONG ARGENTINE PEOPLE
WESTERN FRONT TO IN A MASS MEETING
('NY BEND CONDEIlN U.S. GOVT.
Allied Offensive Is Getting Messages
Under Way; Attacking
Simultaneously
pressing
to Carranza Ex
Warm Sympa
thy fpr Mexicans
TEUTONS SEEE NERVOUS .ALLEGE 18
350,000 C
Pulp Mil
dian Pre
Western
ka Develc
ds Went to the
in 1914 Cana
uct Cheaper
tates and Alas
Industry
(Special to
Washington, ,
a steadily increa
warte in the ma
indicated by figu
Forest Service.
industry howed
year for which c
available (1914X o
creasing cost of
general business
wood waste was
previous year.
Approximately
waste with a value
utilized by 35 of
paper mills of the
is thought that as
wood goes up the
waste used will be
The Canadian put
e Free Press)
ne 27. The use of
ng amount of wood
fheture of pulp is
s compiled by the
Ithough the pulp
decline in the last
plete figures are
account of the in-
aw material and
onditions, more
sed than In any
Making Preparations for Expansion!
Defense Allie
Attack Germa
War Frencl
Gains Near Ve
Airships
Men-of-
Report
lun
By EDWARD L. I
(United Press Staff Coi
ENE,
'espondcnO
London, June 27. Olnmany be
lieves the "big.'push" is
;5U,uuu coris oi
f $1,400,000 were
e ZOO pulp and
nited States. It
he price of cord
mount of wood
me greater.
industry has, it
mats have telegraphei Carranza urging him to release
the Americans impris me'd in Chihitahua.
House Disagrees Wit i Senate on Hfay Measure.
Washington' June 27. By a voie of 119. to 5, the
House, today disagree i with the action of the Senate in
striking . out the Hayl resolution wlich granted militia
men's dependents $50 k month.
Four More Carrizal urvivors.
ommpus, june zi.t our mori
two of them, in terribfe condition t
water, are" back in thel American lin
Mustering In 'Proceed! Slowly.
, ; (lfy Carl Groat)
Washington; June 1?.-The. must
tia is proceeding noneltoo rapidly,
tions forwarded to th War Depar
pensmg with' red tape fill permit the
remainder of , the militia at an early
wise there might be lorfe delays.
The department is still confronted
plane service. . Efforts fare being ma'
trouble. N . " ;
would Provide for Families of Soldie
Senator J ohnson, of plorth DakotaShas prepared an
amendment ta the sundrl civil bill to. infloduce in the Sen
ate, providing $35 montllv for famili
of regulars and mitianfen sent into S
Martial Scenes in New Ark.
. Mew York, June 27.4-The East catght a war thrill
luuay ior the first time si e '98, as guar&men from many
wies marched through the streets ofpTew York - with
Carrizal survivors,
m lack of food and
s.
ring in of the mili-
tcording. to.tabula-
lent. Orders dis-
sntrainment of the
late, where other-
ith crippled aero-
e to remedy this
is stated, had a vigoj-ous growth dur
ing the last few years and the great-
ee portion of its product is marketed
in . the United : States. ' An average
eoSXiaJrtiSctJjSISd jp- coriir as com
pared with the $10 to $16 per cord
which many manufacturers in this
country are paying f for pulpwood, is
the reason given fof the growth.
It is pointed outjthat the develop
ment of the supplia of spruce in the
National Forests o- the West and in
Alaska, together with the abundance
of cheap water poorer, will eventually
attract the paper findustry to locate
in those regions. s3ui table pulp tim-
to desirable mill
twenty to forty
about $2.50 to $4
rts of the Foest
fight that the low
ber can be dclivc
sites for the ne
years at prices o
per cord, say ex
Service. It is th
price of material
id power will more
than offset the hfther freight rates
on the product tofthe eastern mark
ets. ,
THREE KILLED IN
ELECTION RIOTING
and dependents
xico." ,J:'.
Tr v. n d
riXrs "ying and trumplts sounding,
4U ,"e fame scenes-were
. the. khaki-clad men bade
ones. .. . ; ... .
0 entrain for the
macted in al the cities where
arewell to homes and loved
vfuiimism ii niAYirrlf itv Than it pre
.w?xl'co City, June 27.-4Evacuation if San Geronimo
o- , lva &y Amencalis, who, mefved northward,
msrt nopes here todly that Wilsofr is preparing to
withdraw Pershing's expedition. "The War Department
merejy published Trevino's innoimcement and the latter's
declaration that he would Ittack the Americans, if they
auempted to reoccupy the ft wns. Despite the sentiment
:v -lilt;ca strong optuTuscc sentiment1- prevails " here
UiflL V. ( F" IT-l rt A 1 ... i
Panama, June
are dead as a re:
which accompaniei
presidential elcctior
has bfee restored.
The election of th
didale tor the Pre;
mond Valdez, forme
of the. republic, and
th' Virted States, i
. V
. Three persons
t of the rioting
the holding of
yesterday. Quiet
government can-
ncy, Dr. Ray-vice-president
no minister to
jidicated.
inforcing their lines im No.rthem
France and Flanders asfthe British
continue their steady poinding from
upres to tno aomme. jciauy con
structed railways are carfcing heavy
artillery to the Jiavalan Crown !
Prince's front. I
The local public is anxi(sly await
ing news of the expected nash. Pap
Is and Rome newspapers today join
ed in the belief that the ABied super- j
offensive is getting under fc'ay. Pros
pects of a combined offensive on all
irom,s were joyously naiiifi. in view
of the sweeping offensives lw the Rus
sians and Italians. !
Aeroplanes Attack Warghijjs.
Paris, June , 27. Three eroplanes
carrying cannon hurled 05 tshells on
German ships off Etelgjum. f: Further
progress' of the French near Thiau-
montfollowing .tlftot . Jgl4aftu.i I
announced.
By t U A
(United I'resj
P STEWATf
Staff Correspondent)
Buenos Ayr, June 27 A lengthy
tout to be- I telegram exprftsing warm sympathy
gin. The Teutons are ferishly re-J from the LatiiilAmerican League was
forwarded to Qirranza totlny follow
. ...
ftting at which pro-
orators chargi
expansionist pi
S. IS GRASPING
st Party In U. S
Has Designs On South
m
America!
ed Wil
ation
Idea Entertain
Not Press Medi-
ing a mass m
Mexican speecflss were delivered, the
ft; the existence of an
ii-ty in the United
States with dcligns on South Amer
ica.
South Ameri&in governments most
anxious to mediate are Argentine and
Brazil, the loading powors, but these
two do not favr unduly urging the
United States.
HORSES TOiRUN IN
THURSDAY'S RACES
Greensboro, New Bern, GoldHboro,
Ayden, RsXigh, Greenville, Battle-
boro and Kinston to Be Represent
ed -Scores of Animals nere or In
JUSTICE DEPARTM7
ISSUES WARNING TO
FOOD SIMULATORS
I i
Dealers Reprfed to Be Con
sidering Taking Advan
tage of Situation to Boost
Prices to Individual Con-
The following horses are here or
in transit for the racing meet on
Thursday:
From Gi-lensboro, owned by II. N.
Reaves, J.l R. Thomas and Penny
(E'ros. Ned-IP., Jr.; Franklin R., Os-
man, Red Juno, King Charles, Ave
Em Bee, Iztron, Toy, Farm Boy and
Mabel Patci
From Neir Bern Claude B. and
Homer J., fwned by Meadows &
Guion; Swift Patch. Ed. Meadows,
Jr.; King lls, J. E. Daugherty;
Rose D.md.aJohn Daugherty; Rex
sumcrs
mnm newspaper
SIDES Willi AMERICA
Rio Janeiro, June 2('
per.-OUais expresses a
terms of the American
and hopes that Mexic
its disadvantageous
will spare the eontine
bracing the direst con
"If war is unavoidab
paper, "what would be
of the American chanci
the role of Brazil? Su
quieting enigma of torn
The newspa-
iproval of the
te to Mexicv.
recognizing
al position
a war em-uences.
saya the
e situation
ones; what
is the dis-
trow."
LIVE STOCK SHOmIN
GEORGIA Cnj OPENS
. Moultrie.' Gan June 27.4-Live stock
raisers, 'irceders snd Balcfcien ; from
all over the South attendef the open
ing of ihe two-day live Itock show
here today. Some of the ftiest cattle
south of the Mason and bison line
are on exhibition.
(By the nited Press)
Washington, Jupe 27. Food spec
ulators attempting !ito use the Mexi
can situation to oost prices will do
so at consilerali((l risk, the Depart
ment of Justice Announced today fol
lowing reports thjjl food dealers were
considering sieziijgHhe si,tuation as
an excuse for jumping prices to mdi- J. O. Causey.
vidual consumers r From Ral
"Our agents ai alert to catch any will Taylor;
sign of this," saiif Assistant Attorney Chappcl; Min
General Todd.
Bedford, E.
A. Granthai;
Boston; Rapid
agent. I .
From Gollsboro-
Tantaras Ba
ed by Dr,
Director an
Scott
From Tar!
Cummings.
'From Ayd
Dr. WlilkOB,
Grace, J. A,
Leach; Hazel Cox, T.
Cuban Burns, F. L.
Hal, Pete Draney.
Fond Memory,
y and Alto Down, own-
. P. Exum, Jr.; Mark
Young Billiken, Henry
ro Ben Harris, R. L.
Baby Wingato and
Jeff Wingate; Mary
atton, and Guardinini,
Greei
LANSING Mf ?S PLAIN
NO MEDIfflON WANTED
Washington, J A
ward Latin-Amerlfi
Mexican crisis, fored by Carranza
officials, collapsed
ing reached the
twlay without hav-
tage of a formal
proposal to the Ifclted States.
It was made p
Lansing to Ignactt
ter of Bolivia, wife
ed States would e
the services of its
to aid in averting
ington government
situation that wou
tion proceedings.
TEDDYAND
willdi:
e 26. t-irorts to
rt mediation in the
From
& Dail.
Jrom Babtli
and Bon Dal;
From Kihsto
J. Dupree;
Stricklin; Rocki
Jennie E1ue, K
Airsimith of
man, will be the
will be experie
Mt. Olive, Fannv
h Virginia Guard,
rgima 15oy, J. jfi.
, M. F. Moneyham.
ille Hannah. Smath
Bell
boro Hartford
fus Hadley.
Homely Bob
icess 1'almer,
Nan, W. C,
ey, agent.
illsboro, a State
arter. The judges
racing men from
e and New Bern.
Carl
Joe
Knox;
Will BlacK to M Chair!
ASSAILANT OF llTTLE GREENE COUNTY ,
CIIH HEAVILY GUARDED M f OOPS AT
TRIAL IN SNOW HILL EARLY THIS MORISTG
Speedy Hearing for Brute Who Outraged iTiny, Mattitf
Tyson, Manhandled Filer Mother and Shoty
Spared Fate of His father. Who Was Lym
Section Few Weeks fAgo More Than Hum
F
fched Into County Seat
Hill Had Breakfasted
)evin the Trial Judge -Ko .Timej
Lost In Getting Contemned Colored Youth (Mt of thd
County
Third Infantry Mai
Negro Before Sno
Had No Warning-
osseman i
ed In ThM
ed Men of
wn With
Populace!
(From DailjlFree Press June 2G)
Will -Black, assailant! of little Mattie Tyson, was sen
tenced to die in the elecfc'ic chair in the penitentiary at
Raleigh, after a trial laaing only two or three hours at
snow Hill this morning. Ummediately after, sentence was
passed Black, surroundea by soldiers' was put aboard a.
train and started for Ralligh. There was no demonstra
tion. Judge Devin presiefcd.
The trial of Black waslattended by a very few ciyili-
ans. unly tne court onictus, witnesses, aeienaant ana
newsnanermen were allowed in the courthouse. The
commanding officer of theftroops passed only persons
vouched for by the authorities. ,
Within three hours the story ot iJiacrs iniquity naav
been told. The mother of the little victim described the
scene which greeted her eyis when sh went to her daugh
ter's aid. It was the story, told before, that made breene
county boil with race hatred.
lll'll 1 X l.l" 1 ... 1 1,..., J.Vn Afnl ".
Will uiacK, tremuimg, jjsuuuu up aim ncmu uic waw .
sentence. He will be electrocuted on July zist. , - -
Will Black, colored, alleged assail
ant of 6-year-old Mattie Tyson, white,,
Wa ; hpwght ' ftrqm JUUigh1" -tlill
early today and in elvwt timv
arraigned In Greene County Superior
Court.' . ' ' y
There was very little probability
from the stalt that Black would es
cape the death sentence. i,
m&mw.
ONLY HEW HOURS TO
SPENDHT
Second Irflantry to Mobiliz
ation Cimp Wednesday
KinstonlContingent Din
ed By (liamber of Com
merce and Others :
The troofc
Queen street
before leavin
The start w
Courthouse
will ' parade up
Wednesday afternoon
for Morchead City,
be made from the
t 1:15 o'clock. Thir
ty-live minulfc later they will en
train for Cai Glenn, ',
m Dy Secretary
Caldcron, minis-
called with the
intention of askinjl whether the Unit-
ttertain an off er of
outhern neighbors
larr that the Wasb-
ees nothing in the
; warrant erbitra-
FIVE WANT TB GET OUT
OFPRISJN TO ENLIST
(By the Un
New York, Jun
IUGHES
ElTOGETHER
Presa)
f 27. Col. Roose
velt will dine with Candidate Hughes
at the Aitor Hotea tomorrow night
No others have beeri in Vited.
Asheville, June
charged with assa
charged with bigai
bell, charged with.
less check; Clyde
with housebreakin
charged witk desti
property, inese ar
signed to a petition
Swain,' asking that
against them be drop;
they may enlist in th
war with Mexico is dec'
men are in the count,
-Will Frazier,
Gene Baldwin,
Lester tCamp-
issing a worth-
isliop, charged
J. B. Cody,
ymg personal
the five names
Solicitor Ed.
(he charges
in order that
army, in case
red. The five
ail. ,
Subscribe in The Tim Presa.
Kinston wil
ldiers Wed
no o'clock.
Camp Glenn a
coming throut?
njr two com pa
will be on the
the repri mental
ow at Camp G
cominir of the S
Company B n
The strength of
ly 1,500.
The soldiers
Central warehou
nessmen subscril
and the Paughte
had charge of t
tion. Barbecue
viand. The Chai
was most liberal
occasion, and Pi
Roque solicited t
Mayor Sutton
dinner. Mr. S
Lewis, Mr. G. V.
D. Pollock, Mr.
A. L. C. Hill a
Taylor made shor
the soldiers and
Mrs. E. B. Mar
the Daughters of
read a short pap
Humble made the
Rev. G.' B. Hanrah
The Second infan'
be fully mustered in
to proceed by train
transport ' to Vera
East coast port bofo
week.
bid goodbye . do its
sday afternoon at
hey will entrail , for
that hour. Troops
Goldaboro, includ
es from that place,
ain. Captain Black,
mmissary officeri isj
in preparihgfor i2
ond infantry. .V
has about 85 men.
e regiment is ncar
.vere dined at the
today. The busi
1 to an ample fund,
of the Confederacy
dinner's prepara
as the principal
ber of Commerce
providing for the
ident W. D. La-money.
resided over the
tton, Mr. E." B.
tCowper, Col. W.
J. Rouse. Capt.
Lieut. J. O. II .
addresses praising
ishing them well.
on, representing
he . Confederacy,
Rev. H. 7 A.
ening prayer and
the benediction.
is expected to
nd trader orders
o tne border or
nas or another
the end cf the
fantry. The
trong Force Soldiers.
1 train with Black were
huntfred National
enerally Supposed to tie
Guarded by
On a specii
more tham
Guardsmen,
from the THrd North Carolina In
sohliers' cars were left
at Hlnes' Julction, where locomo
tive picked t
to Snow Hill
iNot a doz
knew that th
force, with b;
fles, lying j
There were
streets in Snc
ial train arrivi
train and car:
Greene court
ing a crowd,
Fraught With
, The Greene
formed the
ence of -troops
perative. Somo
pie said there
Go j
up and hauled them
persons in Kinston ,
e was a strong armed
onetted and loaded ri-
outside the city.
ry few persons on the
Hill when the spec
The troops left the (
d the negro to the
without attract-
'osuibilitWs. .
unty officials had in-
rnor that the pres
t the trial was im
Greene county peo-
:uld not have been .
a dcmonstrat.ioni.naa iiiacs arrivea
unguarded. Thelfncials, or a part of
them, insisted. Iftwever, , that there
would be trouble
The .Lenoir co
asserted that sh
that Black did nol
tence, the militia
to save the prison
lind the most dete!
ers in North Carol
them; "it would b
would plunge the
gloom," said one.
The commandin
troops is said to
when questioned thai
to carry Will Black
ty officials today
Id it so happen
draw a death sen-
ould have to fight
And they would
ned lot of farm-
arrayed against
a butchery that
ntire State In
officer of the
re stated simpfy
his orders were
iack to Raleigh
alive after the trial, nd that he had
no alternative, no matter what the
consequences. , Ihe trops were quiet
and well-disciplined. gThey seemed
to have very little interest in the
matter. . , ' 4
On a day late in Mach Will Black,
not quite grown, attacked Mattie
Tyson in the open neatf her homti on
a farm in Greene eonnfy.
Mrs. Leon Tyson, the'bal)y's moth
er, heard her cries and ran to her as
sistance, y . I
1ack beat the woman's face al
most into a pulp. ; ne accomplished
his purpose. . t ' ,
(Continued on Pa?3 -Tliree)
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