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TWO CENTS WALSH URG WILSON OUTLINES COAL EMBARGO! CAMPAIGN ISSUES BRISTOL Approves Virginia Platform, For League Unweakened No Sweeping Bonus Bay State Senator Declares New England Faces Famine While Europe Takes Million Tons a Month Proclaims Rhode -TO. Town in State Insurrection SHOWS HIS SINGLE TRACK MIND IS A SOUND ONE Offers Resolve in Senate as Dallinger Moves to Same End in the House The league plank occupies a large place In the Virginia platform, embracing a declaration for "a League of Nations" and praising the exceptional ach'evemeftt at Taris, involved In the adoption of a league and treaty so near akin to American Ideals. The President is pralyed for "steadfastly standing for the covenant agreed to and the Republican reservations and peace resolutions are condemned. Some of the other features of the Virginia platform are: A declaration for an efficient merchant marltte. with sale to American citizens, for operation under the American flag of all merchant vessels acquired by the Government during the war.

WASHINGTON. May 28 An em-! 'Largo on the export of bituminous'' sachusetts, who declared that the country faces 'industrial paralysis ror lack or coai unless some such Three (lien Wounded in Fight With Boston Armed Guards Workers at India Rubber Co Plant Attacked by Mob of Strike Sympathizers Train Stoned, Girls Roughly Handled In F.Ielee on Way to Factory WASHINGTON, May 28 President Wilson's conception of the campaign issues of 1920 was elucidated today tn a letter made public at the White House, expressing the Presidents full accord with the sentiments contained in the platform recently adopted by tbe Virginia Democratic convention. The League of Nations plank, which declared for ratification of the Treaty of Versailles without reservations which would impair Its essential integrity, was particularly commended by the President. He also singled out for praise the platform's declaration on finance and reconstruction, which included a general proposal to revise, tax laws and deplored agitation for an indiscriminate bonus for soldiers of the great war. The letter was addressed to Senator Glass of Virginia, who drafted the State platform, and Its publication from the White House generally was regarded as forecasting what the president and his supporters would expect to be written into the party's National platform at San Francisco.

League Plank Given Large Space The National platform was not mentioned directly by the President, though he wrote that the Virginia Democrats had "set forth the attitude of the party" on the League of Nations and othet important issues. stop is taken. Immediate action on liis resolution asking the Interstate Commerce Commission for information on the overseas coal movement was pre- vented on objection by Senator Suth- erland. Republican, West Virginia. Senator Walsh declared that an incipient coal famine exists in New England, which has already closed many Industrie in that section, and unless soon relieved must close many more, and eventually, as 1 am I assured bv relial.le authority, can lead to Nation-wide paralysis of industry." Three Factors the Cause Three factors are contributing causes to the situat.on.

Senator Walsh said -the car shortage, underproduction at the mines and "an extraordinary increase in the exportation of coal. All Governor Island Of MUST UNLOAD GARSQUICKLY Commerce Commission Warns Shippers Anti-Railroad Strike Bill to Be Reported to Senate WASHINGTON, May 28 Shippers were warned by the Interstate Com-1 merce Commission today that they must cooperate with the railroads and the Government in breaking the freight Jam. The notice was served In the form of an order directing five railroads entering Galveston, Tex, to unload Immediately 2700 cars of grain, held In the yards there, and to restore the cars to eervlce. The commission may follow the same course In tother cities where conditions similar to those at Galveston prevail. The railroads affected hy the order today were Instructed to remove the grain, said to be nearly all wheat, to railroad or public warehouses wherever accommodation could be found.

The unloading and storage will be at the expense of the owners of the shipments. The commission's action also indicated that shippers who order cars will be required to load them promptly and that no delay will be tolerated. Contlnurd on the Fifth Page. THE WEATHER Forecast for Boston and Vicinity: Fair, not so warm, Saturday and Sunday; moderate west to north winds, becoming variable. Washington Forecast for Southern New England: Fair Saturday and Sunday, little change in temperature.

For Northern New England Fair Saturday and Sunday, warmer Saturday in East Maine 2foast. Globe's Forecast Fair Sunday and probably Monday; moderate, variable winds. The Temperature Yesterday at Thompsons Spa 3 a m. 58; a 56; 9 a in, 67; 12 78: 3 m. 63; 6 nj.

9 pm. 71; 12 mid, 67. Average temperature yesterday. 69 11-12. Temperatures at 8 Last Night San Francisco, 62: St Paul.

74: St Louis, 70; Chicago. 64: Nantueket. 60; Portland, 62; Eastport. 46; New York, 66; Washington, 74. TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS i 5 i 'V- -V'-' 1 EBEN MOODY BOYNTON.

E. MOODY BOYNTON GIVEN HIS LIBERTY Noted Bay State Inventor Froves His Sanity Conducts Own Defonse Keep on Pushing His Bicycle Railway Condoned on the Third Pnae. TO BOOM G00LID6E AT G.O.P. CONVENTION Special niapatrh to the Globe SYRACUSE. Y.

May 29 Ex-Mayor Waiter R. Stone will go to the Republican National convention in Chicago and aid In the hcht for the Gov Calvin Coolidve of Alas. achlIhetl. for nounced today, president. It was an- Ex-State Commissioner of Highways Edwin S.

Duffy of Cortland has joined tte Mayor in behalf of Coolidge and they are preparing to launch a vigorous boom for him. Ex-Mayor Stone believes Gov Cool-id ge has a good chance as a compromise candidate. More than six months ago he announced he was for Coolidge end quite a little boom was Marted. Then the matter seemed to drop, but during the last few weeks the campaign has been revived here. I Special Dispatch to tbe Globe WASHINGTON.

May 2S-Eben Moody these factors mint he treated as a I Boxpton. president and inventor of the whole, he continued, bui the most1 single track electric railroad that bears marked trnd Tunned re her. he main- j.myT.dore'JustfceTlitie tody inthe lained. could lx had bv remedying the Jtetriet Supreme Court, where he wee the subject in lunacy proceedings. Ihird factor.

Look ng to this end he in- wa? taken in charge by the re.olutknn: ofVk.KrffK Thai tha Ini.r.tate roni-imte eomm.rce Commlsalon. UBielal, MURDER TRIAL WITNESS SAYS BRIBE OFFERED HIM Boston Man Alleges $50 Inducement to Testily Against Defense in Zimmerman Case, Which Goes to the Jury at Springfield Today Special Dispatch to the Globe BRISTOL, R. May 28State troops maintained order tonight In this towiC which Gov. Beeckman had officially proclaimed In a state of Insurrection following a riot of strike sympathizers at the plant of the National India Rubber Company this morning. Two troops of cavalry and a detachment of Coast Artillerymen, acting as infantry, patrolled the vicinity of the factory and guarded the companys property.

There was no trouble, altbough several froups of sympathizers who gathered near the plant, were dispersed by cavalry patrols. Adjt Gen Charles W. Abbott Jr conferred with members of the Town Council tonight and made plans to prevent a recurrence of the trouble. A committee of strikers asked the Town Council to have the armed guards at the factory, to whose presence the trouble is attributed, dis- Continued on the Fifth Pnge The Franklin 6 tnerce Commission is authorized and directed to investigate and report to the Senate as soon as practicable: "xi Wh it amount of bituminous coa mined in the Penns) lvania and West! 'Virginia fields during the months of i March and April. mas dumped over i tidewater piers: "tbl Wii.tt is tile probable amount of the coaj mined in these fields that will be shipped to tidewater in the next six months; id What percentage of the eon.

dumped at tidewater during March and Condoned on tbe Third rage. Read the Real Estate advts in tomorrow's Sunday Globe. To sell Real Estate advertise in the Daily and Sunday Globe. I I PRES WOOD'S iarch i rom Lawrence to I Jialga.natsd Union Plans One-Day i Strik 8 SS 311 Answer i flpcrui niipatrh to the t.iohe Lawrence. May cs Ttie four io al nr.ts cf the American Woolen Com-j finr were dosed at 3 o't lv this after- to rive their employes an oP-! pcrfunity to ko to Pres William M.

wood's home at Arden. Andoier. for of staging a demonstration fcis hnor and to express their con- i in him after hi a indictment by Foitrsl Grand Jury for profiteering. Trucks sere used t- convey a few oi It morkers and a few babies from the r-sjmnys day nursery, and about Z's -h Vrs msrehed four mites. headed by tf Amencan Woolen Company liar.d.

The mar- hers assembled In the rear of CeBtlaaed the eeond Pnge. Rtad the Automobile adds in tomorrow's Globe. To sell or Used Automobiles. Tires. Trucls and Aceessorirs.

advrr-fit' in the Globe. Its' a firmer KrfmtQtvm' Incorporated 1833 Would You Like $500? Deposit Jla week with us and In 10 years you will have it and more. Money Goes on Interest 10th Day of Each Month SUFFOLK SAVINGS BANK FOR OTHER 1 Tremont Boston Ope Dally to 4. Monday Evenings. Llepooit Onl, 5 lo LAST DIVIDEND THE RATE OF Interest Begins June benefits Reeetved from 11.00 to ItneS Deposit May He Made bv Mail Ms $11,239,833 iBdhiid Profits- UIL5S2 to Assets 12.584.41S tKvfdeef1 rawMn Jnn.

(I arnif July 6 CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK larerperated 1S3I It Punster M. UR KI MJt'lKF. CAMHKIIN.K 'Pn 3 to Thnrs, .3 to to 12 Sure Relief rv II I WPfgEST IQHj 6 Bell-a ns Hot water Sure Relief nm LL-AEV3S Kmsf for indigestion BEST TRUCK TIRE SERVICE IN BOSTON SOLD AND APPLIED AT BEST PRICES THOMAS JOSEPH MeCUE 264 NORTH BEACON STREET WATERTOWN. MASS. I i i i Commends Tax Legislation A declaration that neither labor nor capital should at any time take action that will Jeopardize the public welfare.

and that strikes and lockouts should be supplanted by some method of amicable settlement. Commendation of the Administration for establishing the Federal reserve system, the farm loan system. Just tariff legislation. an income tax and a Department of Labor. Criticism Congress for having failed to heed the President's recommendations for revision of tax laws, and for having failed to repeal war legislation which harnesses business.

Approval of the utmost generosity. for disabled soldiers and their dependents, but disapproval of stimulated efforts to fasten further oppressive burdens upon the taxpayers of tbe country by enormous bond Issues or consumption and retroactive tax levies to give an Indiscriminate bonus to enlisted men. I'raise of President Wilson, to whose efforts the platform says "should chiefly be ascribed'' the adoption by Congress of the woman suffrage amendment. tn Boston recently and Baxt heard him testify. The witness said: Baxt said he thought I would make a good witness In the Zimmerman case.

He -wanted me to testify that Dr Zimmerman was at Baxts house in Boston four years ago Baxt said there was no chance, of being arrested and offered me $50. I replied that I would not perjure myself for any amount, whereupon Baxt eald he could get others who would. Woman Reporter Witness Minnie Brown, a Boston Jewish newspaper reporter, testified as follows: Dr Julius M. Cornell said to me. In commenting on the case: Our lies will Continued on the Second Page.

TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page 4. Pennsylvania qualifies 16 men to Princeton'a 14 for finals at Intercollegiate track championship. Three school first fours finish together in the. Harvard Invitation rowing regatta. Billy Fitzsimmons wins over Bobby Josephs In Commercial A.

C. bout Resolute logs 17 miles an hour Jn a spin in Narragansett Bay. Harriot Curtis wins final In Womens Golf Association championship. Madonna wins paced race at Providence. Longwood players defeat Tale In tennis matches.

New literature. Fugs 5. Gov Allen and Gompers meet in New York in debate on industrial conditions. New musical play, called The Poor Little Ritx Girl. produced at the Wilbur Theatre.

Page 8. The Profiteers, by Uncle Dudley. Five Minutes a Day With Our presidents, by James Morgan. More Truth Than Poetry, by James J. Montague.

Eleventh-hour attack on Movie Censorship bill beaten in House. Massachusetts League of Voters elects officers. Senate committee ends Investigation of Navy's conduct of the war. Page 7. Financial and commercial news Western farmers ask for a temporary rural credit declared needed because of Federal Reserve deflation Port of Boston news.

Page 8. American League New York 4. Boston Cleveland 13. Chicago Washington 6, Philadelphia Detroit 3, St Louis 1. National League Boston 6, Brooklyn Cincinnati 6, Pittsburg New York 4.

Philadelphia 0. Chicago 6. St Louis 2 (first game); Chicago 7, St Louis 0 (wond game). Dartmouth beats Amherst. 11 to other college baseball results.

Women FIGHT TODAY OVER' SOLDIERS BONUS Opponents Concede That It Pass More Planned In House to Force the Measure Through WASHINGTON. May 28 After week of committee hearings, caucuses and negotiations, the soldier bonus bill wiq be taken up tomorrow by the House. Its opponents were prepared tonight to make a bitter fight to delay the bill, but conceded they would be defeated. Contlnned on the Third Page. The Summer Resort advts Be sure to read them in tomorrows Globe.

Summer Cottages To Lett Summer Boarders Wanted Advertise tn the Daily and Sunday Globe. Savings Bank of the City of Boston Park Square Ve Was Rate of Last Dividend SOUNDNESS AND SAFETY HANOVER TRUST COMPANY OLD in experience (Incorp. 1861) STRONG in surplus ($1,400,000) CONSERVATIVE in its investments i PROGRESSIVE in its service In selecting a bank for your savings account consider I First SECURITY OF PRINCIPAL Second RATE OF DIVIDEND This Mutual Savings Bank is strong in both factors, being i second to none in the quality of its investments and for several years has paid dividends Main Office Washington and Water Streets Branch Hanover and Cross Streets DEPOSITS RECEIVED BY MAIL OPEN SATURDAYS TO 9 P. M. At pedal Dispatch to the Globe SritlNG FIELD, May 2S-It is expected that the fate of Miss Jennie Zimmerman, charged with the murder of Dr Henry Zimmerman, will be In the bands of the Jury by noon tomorrow.

The three weeks trial closed this with the exception of the arguments by counsel, which will be made tomorrow morning. Walter E. Pass IS, of 145 Chambers t. Boston, a student, testified relative to an offer made to him to perjure himself for JT0 against the defense In this case. Cross-examined by District Attorney Charles H.

Wright. Pass stated that he met WiUJam Baxt. manager of a Boston publication, last Wednesday night. Pass said he was a witness to the murder of a State guardsmin TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page 1. Troops in control in Bristol.

after strike riot at National India Rubber Company plant, Jn which three were wounded. E. Moody Boynton, noted Massachusetts inventor; given release from insano hospital in Washington. Senator Walsh urges embargo on export of bituminous coal to avert threat ened fuel famine in ttew England. Soldier bonus bill coming up In the House today.

Interstate Commerce Commission serves notice shippers must unload cars promptly. Jennie Zimmerman murder case to go to Jury at Springfield today. President Wilson approved Virginia Democratic platform." which he says has set forth the atitude of the party In favor of League of Nations, and the other Issues. Lawrence mill workers march to rres Wood's home to show their con fldence. Coolidge boom appears at Syracuse.

Y. Page S. MaJ Furlong, addressing FYee Religious Association, warns of alieniza-tlon danger here, scores policy toward Europe and opposes mandate for lr rrenla. House Committee by vote of 11 to 7 reports a resolution expressing sympathy with aspirations of the Irish people tor a Government of their own choice. Rev William H.

van Allen would like to see Clemenceau deal with the Irish problem. Dr Winthrop C. Whittemore and Lieut John C. Flake escape injury when their airplane crashes. Mill firemen at New Bedford refused six-day work week.

Face 3. Mayor Peters gives approval to rlans for an enlarged subway station at Arlington t. Domestic Science Penlors plvn. buy. prepare and f-rve lunch to Gen Kdwarda at High School mt Practical Arta.

Deposits Received from $1.00 to $2000 MONEY GOES ON INTEREST -JUNE 1 bend for Circular Banking By Mail Frederic B. Wathburn, President George D. Alden, Treat. William A. Hammond, At.

Treat. Page 8. Shawkey suspended for attack on Hildebrand. Watertown High beats Mystic Valley leader; other school baseball results. Pane O.

Senate subcommittee's report on Mexico will recommend caution on recognizing new Government and Insist on an understanding as to obligations. President Wilson, it is Bald, will insist on Armenia having access to the sea through Eatum. Chinook (Pacific) salmon, liberated fourvyears ago, reported returning to Merrimac River; State asks information of catches; no restrictions. Creditors Me claims aggregating B50. (A) against Embossograph ProductsCom-pany at Salem.

France' prepared to make American Memorial Day her very own; fund approaching 1,000,000 francs Marriage Intentions. Large census gains shown In suburbs of Boston. Page lO. Household Department. Secrets of the movies revealed.

Page 1 4. Police believe Barney, -Manster and Ward, who escaped from State Prison, are hidden nearby waiting time for final dash. House fails by 29 votes to pass Knox peace resolution over Pres dential veto. More indictments for sugar profiteering In New York. Socialittn barred from citizenship in Brooklyn.

Cars to Revere Beach through East Boston Tunnel to start tomorrow. Senate committee tries to locate invisible McAdoo boom. French Chamber sustains Premier Millerand'a Government by vote of 533 to 6. his greatest victory, for no compromise on Versailles treaty. National Union of America declares Armenian needs no American Army, but officers, equipment an food; cost $4 O.O.O.oOO in five years.

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