30 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
1
A cryptic message warns that Jorah faces ruin unless individuals initiate contact. The speaker urges reduced military forces as a prerequisite for any hoped for success, signaling a strategic shift or negotiation push.
Idaho senator borah condemns old fashioned diplomacy and secret treaties. He calls for openness at the naval conference and warns that without public demand for disarmament the talks will fail. He says public opinion must push for moral, social revolution against war and bankruptcy.
Hull England August 29 Air Commodore E M Maitland of the British flying force died in the ZR-2 disaster last week. His body was recovered from the wreckage this afternoon.
Cincinnati Aug 29 A uniform aviation act regulating air traffic was discussed by the conference of commissioners on uniform state laws ahead of the American Bar Association meeting. Provisions include rights to fly over private property at safe heights and liability for damages if landing on private land. A federal control report and interstate compacts under constitutional allowances were also reviewed.
L T Wilcox assistant traffic manager testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that grain and hay rate reductions failed to boost movement. He said grain and grain products moved freely while other commodities declined. a 25 percent rate cut would cut Union Pacific revenues by about 4.78 million dollars. P J McCarthy for Missouri Pacific said similar reductions would slice his road's revenue by 2.5 million dollars.
A $120,000,000 damage suit filed in Chicago federal court accuses packing firms Swift Morris Cudahy and others of forming a trust to stifle competition in pork and bean biscuits. Named defendants include John D. Rockefeller and Jr. Charles M. Schwab Theodore Shonts and several banks and firms.
Denver set to see generally fair conditions with a shower risk in the northern portions on Tuesday and likely Wednesday. Temperature alterations expected to be minor. Arizona observes unsettled southwest conditions with possible showers in the north and east on Tuesday, with Wednesday turning generally fair, and a small temperature change anticipated.
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at six p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 78 degrees and a low of 49. Winds were variable with a measured modest humidity and a generally overcast sky.
President Harding convened the White House press briefing with the Republican members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chaired by Senator Lodge. The committee reportedly thoroughly examined the treaty text paragraph by paragraph with no opposition to any terms.
Riga Latvia August 29 The American relief administration launched actual aid to famine stricken Soviet Russia with 608 tons of rice and sugar aboard a German chartered vessel for Moscow. Unloading started and twelve carloads were to depart for Moscow this evening. Phoenix carrying more relief food was due to reach Petrograd. Darrell Noyes ARA arrived in Petrograd as the first American relief official there. ARA parties led by Bowden and Burland with Dr Golder and J Rives Childs head Moscow Petrograd efforts respectively.
In Dublin officials say no reply to Lloyd George will be sent tonight. Sinn Fein ministers consult with supporters while optimism grows about a possible revised cabinet reply. Michael Collins may speak in Armagh signaling a national push. Ulster leaders fear backlash if Collins travels north.
Frederick Upham Adams aged 62 a mechanical engineer and author died suddenly at his Larchmont New York home after a golf game and a heart attack last night.
Henry P. Davison of J. P. Morgan & Co. left the New York hospital and went to his Long Island country home after an operation performed August 4.
From Hull England four more bodies were recovered including Air Commodore E M Maitland and C S Aller American unit member. Campbell supervisor of Royal Air Works and Duffield of National Physical Laboratory were identified among the dead. Maitland's body was found entangled in wires with a control cord grasped.
Williamson West Virginia August 29 indictments charging murder were returned against C F Keeney president Fred Mooney secretary district 17 United Mine Workers and David Robb international cracker for the union They were indicted separately and jointly charged with killing two men last May.
Coroner jury in East Las Verna New Mexico finds Joseph J. Bledsoe died from gunshot wounds inflicted by T P Pennington of Atlanta amid a dispute over a woman. Pennington claims self defense. Preliminary hearing scheduled this week. estate seeks bail via habeas corpus. Witnesses include Charles Nolan who removed the gun and W Johnson a newspaper man who heard Pennington confess.
Stock market shows effects of drives on giant industry involving hundreds of millions of dollars.
Federal suits press for receivership of the Interborough Rapid Transit and Manhattan Railway amid a mounting losses claim. Mayor Hylan accuses a fare-raising scheme while investors extend notes to delay bankruptcy as the city weighs a five cent fare.
The Journal urges voters to approve the 2 million dollar good roads bond, arguing better roads cut living costs and raise incomes. It notes tax impacts for homeowners and teamsters, cites federal aid, and claims roads will attract tourists and spur prosperity across New Mexico.
Washington plans for President Harding's unemployment conference aim for a 16 to 20 member group to ensure productive work. Hoover says the focus is unity of action by industry and community to reduce unemployment, avoiding open shop and wage disputes.
New York August 29. Harry Frazee owner of the Boston American League club was sued for divorce today. Elizabeth Nelson is named in Mrs Frazee s complaint.
A man described as 170 pounds, partly bald and dressed in a white shirt and dark suit, went over Niagara Falls this afternoon. A pocketbook found on Luna Island bridge contained an envelope addressed to reg E. H. Repplin of 1121 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo.
Former Governor A. Larra golo arrived in Albuquerque from El Paso and held talks with political leaders. He said the Independent Republican ticket from Santa Fe should remain in the field with strong backing and an aggressive campaign, with a public statement on the senatorial race to come later this week.
Chicago report says John W Worthington may turn state's evidence in the Charles W French mail and bank robbery case. Worthington asked to appear in court when French is arraigned as investigators connect French’s network to several failed Iowa companies. Bankruptcy filed against American Rubber Co linked to French circle. A. A. Strelzin named.
Austrian reports say Hungarian irregulars seized Burganland positions including Odenburg and Pinkafeld with street crowds and armed detachments. Czechs may demonstr ate unless Allies enforce the treaty terms as Schuschnigg appeals for international action. West Hungary evacuations leave Pedersdorf as a financial pawn amid irredentist rumors.
San Francisco workers return to jobs after four months of shutdown under an open shop agreement. Unionists accepted individual terms under the American plan, with employers hiring on the basis of open shop recognition and wage concessions around seven percent. Thousands resume work as both sides announce settlement terms.
The AFL executive council declares unfair employer hostility and the open shop campaign have aided union solidarity. It plans a broad organizing drive, Labor Day observance, and strong support for Irish independence, urging actions by President Harding and Britain.
Assistant to Wallace report from Washington that Charles W. Pugsley of Nebraska has been selected by President Harding for appointment as secretary of agriculture, to succeed Dr Bilmer B Bell whose resignation becomes effective October 1, announced at the White House.
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