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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1919

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Train Bandit Carlisle Captured After Snowbound Pursuit

William Carlisle, the Los Angeles Limited train robber, was shot in the right lung by Sheriff A. Roach near Williams’ ranch in the Laramie peak country and captured at 8:30 PM. He is hospitalized in Douglas under guard, with authorities planning return to Rawlins Prison.

Laramie Peak Country Wyoming Douglas, Wyo Wiliam Carlisle Douglas Hospital A. Roach Wheatland Frank Williams Here Carlisle Laramie Peak Widow Bray Roach Williams Douglas Los Angeles Medicine Row Denver John C. Gayle Union Pacific Omaha Cheyenne Sheriff Toach Dwyer Bat Fletcher Fish Creek William Hill Jim Shaw Horseshoe Creek Frank Day Bsterbrook Park Frank Newell Ronte Widow Hray Cartisle Scott Hamilton Esterbrook Park Williams Home Bowd W. J. McClement Carlisle Wa Carlive Union Pacific Los Angeles Limited Rock Fiver Medicine Carlixie Rawlins Union Pacific Mailroad Company Prermaier Carliste McClement Williams Coutn Teal T&ain

South Dakota Republicans Endorse Wood for President

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood wins the South Dakota Republican endorsement for president after a contested convention, with Gov. Lowden second and Coolidge placed as vice president choice. Democrats endorse Wilson for a third term, while both parties back the league of nations with differing reservations.

Pierre S. D Leonard Wood United States Republcan Frank ©. Lowden Minois Wilson Ander Richards Wood Lowden Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts Theodore Roosevelt Hiram Johnson Henry Allen Kansas Peter Norbeck Ed S. Johnson Roth William G. McAdoo McAdoo League of Nations Maurehall

Minister warns against confetti at weddings in Maryport

The Rev J A Richards in Maryport warns that confetti tossed at bridal parties entering the church is unseemly and unkind. He says those covered in confetti will not be allowed to enter the church and the ceremony will not proceed until they are clean and presentable.

Maryport Eng Kev J. A. Riichards Ningerine Mery's

Weather overview for Denver and Artrong regions

Denver and Eastern New Mexico will see Wednesday fair with slowly rising temperatures in the east portion. Thursday will be fair and warmer. Artrong reports Wednesday and likely Thursday fair with little temperature change.

Denver Colo Ter New Mexico

Local report records unusual weather and traffic data

In Boom yesterday authorities logged a peculiar set of measurements. The report notes Humidity at 4am and a maximum wind velocity with a prevailing direction.

Wilson Read Annual Message To Congress

President Wilson recommended a peace time economic program including tariff reform tax simplification and federal regulation to curb unrest lower living costs and boost production He urged a genuine democratization of industry labor rights a budget system and protection for key industries He avoided peace treaty details and reserved railway policy for a future message The two houses received the six thousand word message with mixed reactions from Democrats praising reform aims and Republicans deeming it less definite

Morning Journal Washington Wilson Congress Mexico Senate House Secretary of the Treasury Commissioner of Internal Revenue America Europe United States

President Wilson’s Message to Congress Read Aloud

President Wilson’s annual message to the sixty sixth Congress was read to the Senate and House due to illness keeping him from a joint session. He urges a unified budget system, stronger audit and efficiency, tax simplification, expansion of export markets, and aid for returning soldiers while warning on tariffs and economic policy postwar.

Washington Wilson Sixty-Sixth Congress Senate House

Pan Motor officials face trial on stock abuse charges

Leaneewee Chicago Dec 2 Pan Motor company of St Louis Minnesota faced a barrage of attacks from enemies as 13 Pan Motor officials go on trial for abuse of the mails in stock selling. Pan Dolfo president testified about 100000 shares traded to protect the company if selling licenses were pulled and recounted a cross country trip to Indianapolis and St Cloud describing breakdowns blamed on faulty engineering work. He warned of Crost flammation of Pandolfa expected to begin soon.

Brning Journal Pan Indianapolis Ind St. Cloud Reet & Laser Engineering Pandolfa

Drastic fuel saving rules enacted across region

Southwest regional coal committee ordered sweeping fuel conservation measures to limit store hours and curb heat usage. Retail and grocery stores must close by 5 p.m. daily, and homes and apartments are restricted to 68 degrees. Churches urged to prepare for community services as in wartime.

Soong Joo Broria Feeeowwe Louis Dee 2 Southwest Regional Coal Committee

Henry Clay Frick Dies at 69 in New York

Henry Clay Frick died in New York at age 69 after a bout of illness including prior poisoning and complications. The steel magnate built the world’s leading coke business and acquired vast steel interests, later renowned as a major art collector.

New York Henry Clay Frick Mr. Frick United States Andrew Carnegie Rockefeller Himeself Prick Nonch

Government agencies weigh coal strike impacts on earnings

Government agencies monitor the coal strike as production in bituminous fields slips below prior week totals. The fuel administration sticks to the rationing plan while discussions on miners wages and profits continue in Congress. Regional officials may cut passenger train service to ease coal use.

Washington Fuel Administration Dr. Garfield St. Louis Colorado Gompers Benater Phipps Republican Hines

Winter Grips 10 States as Fuel Stocks Diminish

The Chicago based report notes a coal shortage tightening restrictions on consumption. Subzero weather across ten states and reduced coal supply spur officials and citizens to action with schools closed in Cheyenne Wyo Springfield Ill and other regions. Industrial hours cut and power limited to essential facilities as mines and smelters face shutdowns.

Chicago Wyoming Montana Southwest Regional Coal Committee Sopom Cheyenne Wye Springfield Southern Olinois Light and Power Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hutte Moent Kansas Coldwater Cglovertor Gardner Missouri Farrington Ilinois Lowden

Mexico halts over British subject kidnapping note

Washington reports impatience as the United States seeks the release of Consular Agent Jenkins from Puebla prison. Mexico City delays note delivery amid cable errors while British subject Norman Rowe is freed at Zacatecas under Carranza pressure. Luis Cabrera labels US demand as improper interference.

Washington State Department Todey Mexico City Jenkins Puebla Carranza United States Norman Rowe Zacatecas Carranga Ivy Rowe Presnito Zaccetecas Fresnillo Luis Cabrera Treasury Cabrera Jenkinen Jenkings

Arizona coroner inquest probes Richards Espinosa shooting

J W Shelton testifies that Ira J Richards shot Astacio Espinosa on the Richards river bottom homestead ten miles southwest of Phoenix after warnings to Mexicans off the property. Richards and Shelton were jailed awaiting arraignment. Richards allegedly fired twice and Shelton once in a confrontation that followed threats.

Mofpming OrPecia Leaseo Phoenix Ariz Dee J. W. Shelton Ira J. Richards Astacio Espinosa Richards Espinosa Reprano Richards Homstead Bhetton Montgomery Shelton Bhelton Beprano

Special session of New Mexico legislature expected soon

Banta New Mexico December news notes the governor will convene a special session after talks with party leaders. Proposals include woman suffrage in some form, ratification of the federal amendment, extending voting rights to presidential electors, and revising defective revenue laws. The session is described as short.

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