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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1923
Page
1
Central Europe Nearing Crisis Prompts US Diplomatic Alarm
Diplomatic circles say the situation in Central Europe is growing more hopeless by the day as tensions rise near Gragh. United States officials report increasing trouble and seek possible remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gragh
United States
France and Germany Stand Firm on Ruhr Policy
Washington dispatch notes grave apprehension over Germany amid Ruhr policy inflexibility seen in France and Germany. Officials warn of possible central European crisis tied to food prospects this winter, with fears of collapse or separatist moves and a potential shift toward communism if unrest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Germany
House
Senate
Central Europe
Ruhr
France
Gerychanyv
Baldwin
Commons
Europe
Coolidge
Harding
White House
State Department
Athioue
Santa Fe weighs electrification push and rail gains
Pasadena August report from W B Storer notes a hydro electric feasibility survey for possible transcontinental desert electrification. He cites high past spending by railroads and urges larger annual outlays to restore credit and fund future projects while noting Santa Fe's tax payments and dividend record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Colorado
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
W. B. Storer
Chamber of Cotamerece
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Battling Siki Departs Paris For New York Mission
Siki leaves Paris for Cherbourg to sail to New York tomorrow. The Echo des Sports notes his minimal farewell with only a half dozen friends present. Manager DeFremont confirms plans to challenge the Dempsey Firpo bout winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Siki
Cherbourg
New York
Echo Des Sports
Capitol
M. DeFremont
Weather Summary for New Mexico and Arizona Regions
Denver dispatch reports New Mexico will see Saturday and Sunday partly cloudy with slightly warmer conditions in the east and south. Arizona forecast calls for Saturday cloudiness with possible showers in the east and central areas, and Sunday partly cloudy and a bit warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Report Summary
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 82 and a 21 degree range. Mean temperature 74 with humidity around 62 percent at 6 p m. Precipitation 2.3 inches. Sky described as partly cloudy.
Saved Pennies To Buy Marriage License In Roswell
In Roswell New Mexico 214 they saved 150 pennies to obtain a marriage license though only 100 were needed William Pinnes and Miss Josie Taylor applied at the county clerk office and the groom dropped the coins into the clerk s hand amid jokes that they could have been married earlier once told the fee was one dollar and one hundred pennies would have sufficed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Beron
William Pinnes
Josie Taydlor
New Mexico
Taylor
Drowned while rescuing child at Meekay Bird Lake
Riverside California August 24 A 17 year old tor Robert Burton a 12 year old Mary Roberts and a 44 year old Redald Hubert drowned in Meekay Bird Lake while attempting to rescue Mrs Burton who carried her seven month old son. A sudden rush of water swept the baby from his mother’s arms into the lake during the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Riverside
Calif
Aus
Robert Burton
Mary Roberts
Redald Hubert
Meekay
Yen Lake
Mear
British exporters undersell on Pacific coast trade
Chicago delegates report English exporters reach Pacific markets at lower costs than Midwest and East shippers. A traffic director cites Europe to Pacific freights as the key, urging waiving long and short haul rules to let railroads cut Chicago to Pacific rates while protecting intermediate territory charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
East
A. P. Haynes
Chicago Association of Commerce
Europe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central States
Oil Dividends Fall at Ohio Oil Company
The Ohio Oil company cut its quarterly dividend from 75 cents to 60 cents. The move is noted as the first Standard Oil dividend reduction amid a sluggish market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Viscount Uchida Named Japan Premier and Interim
Tokio reports Viscount Yasuya Uchida, long a key figure in Japan, appointed premier and interim prime minister until a new cabinet is formed. Uchida, born 1865, has held posts from Washington to London and Vienna, and served as ambassador to the United States and to Petrograd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Yasuya Uchida
Viscount Uchida
Japan
Legation
London
Pekin
Political Bureau
Vienna
United States
Petrograd
Kato Death Ends Premier Tomasaburo Kato’s Career
Premier Tomasaburo Kato died after a long illness in Tokio at age 85. Reports cited an internal hemorrhage and heart failure with earlier notes of stomach trouble and exhaustion. Foreign Minister Uchida poised to act as premier until funeral, with potential successors named in a cabinet resignation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Tomasaburo Kato
Admiral Baron Kato
Japan
Baron Kato
Yamamoto
Uchida
Gombei Yamamoto
Den
Formosa
Sake
Korea
Garon Nobushi Makine
House of Peers
Kate
Washington
Baron Kate
Kato
United States
Brookhart presses attack on Meredith at Iowa Legion picnic
At a Towa Iowa American Legion picnic Senator Smith M Brookhart renewed his attack on former Agriculture Secretary TE Meredith over farm finance and deflation. He offered to settle a libel suit by Meredith if Meredith paid operating costs interest and taxes on Brookhart s 240 acre farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Towa
Associated Press
Peclhwring
United States
Smith M. Brookhart
American Legion
TE. T. Meredith
Brookhart
Meredith
Wall Street
War Finance Corporation
Iowa
Fanitor Brookhart
Coolidge Skips Golf for Horseback Riding Favorite Sport
If President Calvin Coolidge keeps his stance he will spend little time at Washington golf links during his tenure. He considers himself too young for golf and prefers horseback riding. His horse General accompanies him as he rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Negro admits attempting to derail train near Orogrande
Frank Wilson pleaded guilty to attempting to derail a train on the El Paso Southwestern line near Orogrande. He received a five to ten year sentence in the penitentiary. Sheriff Denne and Deputy W. A. Trontes planned to take him to Santa Fe in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orverando
J. O. Powe
Carrizozo
Wilson
Oraia
Nee
Trau
Two youths die in kerosene lantern explosion at ranch
Virgil Metzger and Pirtle Ue, both about 18, were burned when paraffin oil ignited while pouring into a lit lamp at the Charles Springer Cattle Company ranch near Miami New Mexico. Metzger died on the scene while Pirtle, severely burned, was taken to Springer hospital with slim chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Charles Springer
Miami
Virgil Metzger
Fred Ptr. Ue
Metzger
Pirtle
Springer Hospital
Springer
Metgger
Charles Springer Cattle Company
Germany Reparation Talks Veer Toward Pledges and Honor
Chancellor Stresemann told the German Industrial club Germany stands by the Cuno offer for meeting reparations. He warned against differentiating Rhineland Ruhr from the Reich and rejected pledges tied to Ruhr railways or Rhineland property as bases for a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stresemann
Rhineland
Ruhr
German Reich
Germany
Cuno
Stockholders of Closed Bank Pay Assessment
Santa Fe report on the receivership of Capital City bank shows an 160 percent assessment on stockholders to cover liabilities. Receipts total $6,280 from named stockholders with remaining balances due. The First National Bank of Santa Fe acts as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
First National Bank of Santa Fe
Capital City Bank
District Court
New England Bank of Kansas City
Capital City
Federal Reserve
New Poghead Bank
New England Nations Bank
New England National Bank
Alen
New England National
Eingland National
Denver National Bank
Denver National
State National Bank
San
Holloman
State National
Chas. B. Barker
J. D. DeHuff
Hk. KR. Wright
Fabian Garcia
Arthur J. Griffin
Guy P. Harrington
Glen R. Naste
T. Z. Winter
First National Bank OF Santa Fe, N. MM
I. A. Hughes
Turkey Vaccination Efforts at Williamson Farm
Aug 24 report from Rowwell notes the vaccination of about 100 turkeys against an emerging disease peculiar to turkeys. Manager Jin Williamson of the Felix ranch near the city said earlier hopper damage prompted gathering birds to protect crops. vaccine from Washington was used with neighbor aid to inoculate the entire flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Springer Kiwanis Club Forms In N M Banquet
Springer New Mexico August 24 Kiwanis chapter organized at Manhattan cafe banquet elects President W B Blake Vice President I J Taylor Secretary FP Adams and Treasurer W U Etheredge to lead new club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
N. M
The
Kiwanis Club
Manhattan Cafe
W. B.B. Blake
I. J. Taylor
FP. T. Adams
W. U. Etheredge
Governor Wood’s yacht Apo returns to Manila in heavy seas
The yacht Apo with Governor General Leonard Wood aboard was forced to turn back to Manila from Mindoro by heavy seas wind and rain. The vessel encountered rough weather near Corregidor before passing the harbor. The captain advised returning to port.
Albuquerque Named Host City for Legion Boys Convention
Clovis and Vaughn were runners up as Albuquerque was chosen to host the 1934 American Legion State department convention. Bronson M. Cutting was elected state commander for the coming year with Manuel Salazar, Paul Ashley, Rev. W. H. Zeigler, Day Turley, Joseph Wahhahlh, and Martin F. Biersmith named to key posts. Phillip Hubbell delivered a standout speech supporting the national Americanism program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpertal
Tamm
N. M
Buquerque
State Department
American Legion
Clovis
Vaughn
Bronson M. Cutting
Santa
Phillip Hubbell
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Manuel Salazar
Springer
Paul Ashley
Port Bayard
Rev. W. OH. Zeigler
Day Turley
Joseph Wallahh
Port Tayard
Martin F. Biersmith
al. Fermate National Committee
Man
Welfare officials in Santa Pe aid child placements
Dr Janet Reid and Miss Lora Hadley of the State Bureau of Child Welfare visit to arrange placing ten children in parochial schools and hospitals. They report a club foot case a baby in Arriba county and five other children needing homes. Since April 1 the bureau has placed 48 children and stresses county surveys and parochial school support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Reid
Lora Hadley
State Bureau of Child Welfare
Santa Pe
Hadley
Foundnito Arriba County
State Bureau
Miss Hadhey
Quake Reported Felt in Manila Downtown
A tremor was felt in Manila's downtown area at 1 50 p m today according to Associated Press dispatches field observers report the quake striking the central district during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manten Fas Prevona
Manila
Transcontinental mail planes set new coast to coast time record
Three flights this week push 885 mile route from Cheyenne to Chicago toward a 24 hour coast to coast mail service. The San Francisco to New York leg posted a 26 hour 14 minute elapsed time, clipping 36 minutes from last May’s mark, as Chicago, Aug 24 reports the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Post Office
San Francisco
New York
San Diego
Plains
Middle West
Washington pleased with test flights
Wesley I. Smith piloted a mail plane from San Francisco to Hazelhurnt field in 26 hours 14 minutes of relay flight time after six stops, breaking the New York to San Francisco test mail record and beating the May army transcontinental run by 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
Kelly
MacReady
Smith
Coolidge Sees hurdles in aircraft limit conference
President Coolidge doubts a conference to limit aircraft building for war would succeed now. He notes European unwillingness to join, cites ongoing unrest, and says America will curb competitive production and express views through action until Europe changes. He would welcome steps if the time proves propitious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
White House
American Legion
Europe
Tion
Two Pioneers of Otero County Die
Alamogordo New Mexico August 24 two early pioneers of Otero county die this week W E Smith stockman longtime Pinion section crushed to death when his horse stumbled Lane ranch east of El Paso wife Mrs Lure Smith son Lee Smith surviving N Gadwallader Mountain Park resident since 1966 died Saturday age eighty husband three sons M L Cadwallader Edgar and Jay Cadwallader Mountain Park daughters Mrs Dabs Whines Anthony and Mrs Earl Walters Arkansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
N. M
Otero County
W. E. Smith
Lane Ranch
el Paso
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Sengere
Ste
Poreocas
Peage
Katos
Calvin
Negro
Frank Wilson
Orogrande
Fred Pirtle
Springer Ranch
Glamany
Turkeys
Club OF
Kiwanians
Legion Boys
Cutting
Hild. Welfare Bureau
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