08 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1924
Page
1
London reports the international conference marked its best day as Kellogg and Ran, Jr. praised near final accord on implementing Germany reparations under the Dawes plan after long talks with committees. The progress was described as significant by both officials.
A steady decline hits Berlin hotel trade as occupancy wanes in Nesofea. A seven tank robbery shocks locals and authorities, triggering security alerts and investigations.
In Phoenix Arizona on August 7 Geor g. W. P. Hunt granted a reprieve until September 5 for William E. Acker who faced execution in Florence tomorrow. The reprieve followed a recommendation by the state pardons board after a conference and agreement reached late today.
Mire o Alvaredo and Te acim were fined 56 each by a justice of the peace in Los Lunas after being found with a car loaded with beer and whisky on the road near Los Lunas. Mrs Alarado, of Albuquerque, is on bond for a Bernalillo county errand jury charge of selling liquor. Cavin is understood to have been arrested by federal Prohibition agents. Sheriff Tosndre sought by Beholle officers to stop Mrs Alvarado and seize a revolver she allegedly took. The car was searched and found full of home brewed beer and rapoucline. The liquor will be seized for the state. Candelaria was fined 20 for selling liquor as a railroad agent.
Report notes a rising interest in copper amid sustained demand from key buyers. Analysts highlight limited supply and potential impact on prices as manufacturers seek steady shipments and new outlets for proceeds.
Aerial Tanna Aritana is scheduled to complete the loge project as plans advance. The effort involves significant planning and coordination with local builders and the project team to ensure timely completion.
A fatal incident occurred during the Typnhomn event at ASE venue with one person dead. Authorities investigated the scene and identified the deceased while attendees reported the chaotic moments. Police urged witnesses to contact officials.
A Valencia County man, Lorenzo Otero, saw his house and outbuildings burned in an incendiary fire on Wednesday night. Sheriff Joseph Tondre traced hoof and foot tracks from the main highway to the scene, estimating 82,900 in losses, with no insurance. Authorities found no motive for the arson.
A posse pursues a suspected killer in the cotton rancher’s slaying, mounting an intensive manhunt as authorities coordinate armed searches and track leads across the region. The case centers on a violent assault near the ranch, with no arrest reported yet.
Dr Williamemson, pastor of First Presbyterian Memphis, told the Rotary Club that Albuquerque and nearby towns possess unmatched attractions and climate. He urged more publicity to tell the story of New Mexico’s Pueblo culture and the region’s wonders within 200 miles of the city.
A tornado struck Bloomer Wisconsin early tonight killing three people and injuring several others. Homes barns outbuildings and trees were reported down across the area as the storm swept through the station.
Tornado swept from Trempealeau county toward Black River Falls injuring two people and causing extensive damage. The storm felled trees and uprooted houses in Black River Falls while destroying barns, outbuildings, and wires along a two mile wide path stretching over ten miles toward Hijack River Falls.
A tornado struck the Onaec Wie Ave area tonight killing Tullue Piagtien and seriously injuring his mother Mra Ole Baglien. Six farms were damaged with trees uprooted and communication lines downed.
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly decline of 1,600 barrels in US crude production, totaling 1,006,100 barrels daily. East of the Rockies production fell while California and Oklahoma saw gains, with regional shifts and July port imports noted across multiple states.
Nashville reports that Judge Nathan J. Bachman conceded defeat today in the Democratic senatorial nomination contest. Headquarters announced the concession at 7:26 p.m. local time.
Grilling cross examination unfolds as the prosecution relies on five witnesses. The case centers on Loeb and his alleged accomplice, with testimony from a college associate and a fraternity friend shaping the narrative.
Chicago August 7 The prosecution argued that several new witnesses contradicted earlier statements by Leopold and Loeb and their friends. Prosecutor Crowe read transcripts showing variances with prior testimony while defense counsel pressed for further cross examination of alleged deliberate perjury.
The American Federation of Labor executive council denounces the Federal Council of Churches industrial review as an unjust attempt to meddle in labor politics. It condemns church involvement as improper and reiterates AFL’s stance against partisan political affiliations.
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