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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
3
Preparations are underway for a major steel plant by Cleveland Cliff Iron company at East Toledo near the Maumee river. The $12 million project will span mills and furnaces, employ about 15,000 workers, and start excavation now with construction set for spring.
George H Turner was hanged today after being found guilty of murdering Mrs James Lynch in San Antonio Texas Judge Edward Dwyer presided and Lynch attended with permission from Sheriff Tobin Turner previously escaped a scaffold in Fort Worth and had earlier killed a black man. In Knoxville Tennessee educators from all counties met at the East Tennessee Educational Conference to discuss school improvements and potential legislation. Professors Claxton and Mynderse spoke about better educational opportunities statewide.
Milwaukee Yacht Club holds a members meeting at the Hotel Pfister to vote on age limits for membership. One proposal would raise the age from 18 to 21 for new members, reversing a previous lowering. The anti kid sailors faction seeks a return to 21, with a strong, closely watched contest expected to produce a doubtful result.
New York December 22 headline notes the Pilgrim Mothers Dinner by the New York City Mothers Club will banish fathers to the gallery, the first time men are barred from the feature table, with intentions to roast them. A second item reports Alfred Vanderbilt ordering a 250 horsepower, two-mile-per-minute car to compete at Ormond Day, aiming to own the fastest car, following a disappointing Mercedes previous year. A third item mentions Charles Ritter, a Cincinnati boxer, expected to box three pounds lighter in a forthcoming fight as he seeks professional status in the lightweight ranks.
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