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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1919

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Garfield Rejects Coal Price Hike Amid Strike Clash

Washington December 6 Fuel Administrator Garfield rejects any compromise that would raise coal prices for consumers. Government maintains wage increases during the strike must stay within 14 percent and price remains at $2.25 per ton mine run. Garfield warns against proposals he calls a monkey wrench and outlines measures to limit coke pricing and distribution as coal production climbs.

DRY Morning Journal Washington Garfield Fuel Administration Railroad Administration The Tuel

Carranza to Convene Mexico Governors Meeting in December

Advices from Mexico City say President Carranza plans a December 20 conference of Mexican governors to pacify the country and prevent American intervention. A plan for state militia and home guards is to be outlined, with debates over war footing and potential postponement of the July elections. Disputes exist between Carranza supporters and Obregon factions amid armed clashes reported.

OY Morning Journal Washington Carranza Mexico City Mexico United States Carranés General Obregon

Coal Production Up Yet Labor Strikes Persist in Determined War Effort

Widespread soft coal output gains across several states boost the wartime fuel picture but strikes linger. Government prosecutions intensify against miners while governors mobilize volunteers and seek negotiations. Western and midwestern mines resume with partial labor, while eastern mines face payment and distribution pressures.

Weather snips from Penver and Southwest regions

Sunday and Monday will be fair and cooler in Colorado east of the mountains. in Arizona expect Sunday and Monday to be fair with warmer Monday. State university readings show humidity near 48 to 74 percent and maximum wind speeds around 26.

Penver Colo Arizona State University Highes Afeidtak

German Army of Over a Million Reported on Other Side of the Rhine

A note from Mareha Koch to the supreme council warns of an German army of more than 1,000,000 on the far side of the Rhine. Marshal Foch cites a standing force of 400,000 and says Germany is forming secret armies while demobilization proceeds.

the Press Publishing Co New York World Jany Tt le Mareha Koch Cemnei Rhine Marshal Foch Council Germany Paris

Murderers of Russian royal family executed

Soviet authorities in Moscow report the execution of the man held responsible for ordering the murder of Tsar Nicholas II and his family in Yekaterinburg in 1918. The Pravda account says M. Juchentoff, a Yekaterinburg Soviet member, was condemned to death and executed at Perm.

Copenhagen Dee Mosel Nicholas Yekaterinburg Politiken Kovno Avinnenge Pravde Moscow Pravda M. Juchentoff Yekaterinburg Soviet Perm

Hoover Takes Partial Ownership of Washington Herald

Federal wheat director John Hus Karnes announced the partial sale of the Washington Herald with Herbert Hoover Charles J Crane of Chicago and Karnes as shareholders. The paper will be managed by Welter Rogers and Herman Sutter with Hoover expressing a passive interest in the venture.

Moon Medial Loreon New York JoHus Karnes Federal Wheat Washington Herald Herbert Hoover Charles J. Crane Chicago Welter & Rogers Herman Sutter

President's plan to end strike may end Lagoh strife

Attorney Palmer announced a compromise proposal from President Wilden aimed at quick termination of the coal strike and settlement of the wider dispute. Lewis and Green will urge acceptance as the United Mine Workers vote at Indianapolis on December 9 to consider the plan. The attorney general will be in Indianapolis Tuesday for the talks.

Palmer Wilson Senator Capper Kansas Rairead Veng Ol Tay Cay American Wholesale Wa Lealers’ Association Railroad Administration Wismata Federal Reserve Banks Morning Journal GPEC Washington Lew's Widlam Green United Mine Workers Indianapolis Wilden Lewis Greco Department of Justice Saterttay Tumulty Coreliry John Bh. Lewis Cotite Wiliam Cree Trte Mertes Wederstandin Howen Cohcrete Tilliontape City Presday Green Ceneral Tn Indianapolis

Delegates Aim For Workable Labor Harmonization Plan

Delegates at the second industrial conference completed a week of sessions in Washington with progress toward a unified program for labor and management relations. They plan ten to twelve executive sessions weekly until December 19 to draft recommendations and seek criticism before finalizing a report.

Journal Opociad Eeeed Wik Washington Dee Labor Capital Stanley Hing Boston Griev Anco

Checks Up Santa Fe Railroad’s Lien Lands

Special Agent J A Ramsey of the United States land office visited Phoenix to examine Santa Fe Railroad Company land selections in Coconino County Arizona. The 2000 acres were substituted for land taken from the Navajo reservation by the government to assess relative values.

Santa FE Railroad Phoenix Ariz Dee. G J. A. Rameey United Stutew Led Santa Fe N. M Santa Fe Raillread Company Coconine County Arizons Navajo Indian Reservation Railroad Company Ramsey

Connie Mack Lands Lyle Bigbee In Trade Bout

Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Americans, announced a trade with the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast League. He obtains Lyle Bigbee, a right handed pitcher, in exchange for three players Martin Kopp Raymond Bates and Kelert Geary.

Vitladelphia Connie Mark Seattle Tut Lyle Bigbee Martin Kopp Kelert Geary Kitcher Raymond Bates

Pandolfo Found Guilty in Pan Motor Mail Fraud Case

Pandolfo convicted today in federal court of using the mails to defraud in promotion of the Pan Motor company of St. Cloud Minnesota. Twelve associates acquitted. Pandolfo faces a December 15 hearing on a motion for a new trial while his $10,000 bond remains.

Wink Chicago S. CC Pandolfo Pan Motor Company St. Oud Charles D. Schwab Peter Thielman G. K. Hanscomb Hugh Eveoes C. Prvin J. T. Miller Fred Schilplin Charles S. Bunnell John Warritt St. Cloud Norman A. Street George Heldman H. S. Wigle Spokane Wash United States Mattis Schwab Thielman Hanscomb Evans Ervin Schuplin Bunnell Ladner Landis Tim Pandolfo Pandolfo Benjamin Kpetein Assstant Pan Mentor Company Bt. Cloud, Minn New Mexico

Mescalero Oil to Enter Artesia Field

Dr Thomas Givan of Los Angeles and Mescalero Oil directors announce plans to start development in Artesia New Mexico. They will gain control of Lincoln No 1 and resume drilling by January 1 with Lincoln No 2 already underway seven miles northwest. A third well about seventeen miles north is planned with a Kansas firm potential contractor.

Artesia N. M Dee Thomas Givan Los Angeles Calif Mescalero Ol Company Qa Journal Givan Mesentera Oil Company Linceinwell No. 1 Koewell Lincoln Well No. 1 Lincoln Jancoin Siii Meecalere Oil Company Dr. Givan J. M. McCollough Theergents Mescalero Oil Company California Arizona

Local Mercantile Firm Sells Out Of Town Business

Pacharach Pros, longtime operators in this area, have sold their store the Mera Mercantile to Milner Mudolph and Milner Mudolph Jr. The younger buyer, once county clerk and ex navy, is tied to Meral county.

Echaraph Ros Pacharach Pros Mera Mera Merrantile Company Milney Tur Milner Mudolph Kueolph, Jr Mera County Qeay County Irman Dounty Lnited States Navy

Mexican Agent Jenkins Release Doubtful Under US Request

Washington reports on December 6 indicate uncertainty whether Mexican officials complied with the United States request to release American consular agent William Jenkins from Puebla. Bail may have been posted, but officials say Jenkins reports being unaware of how he was freed and is conducting an investigation. The incident has stirred Senate concern and prompted calls for a possible downgrade of diplomatic ties, with action dependent on Carranza's reply and further departmental findings.

Mifning Josh Eprc Washington United States William ©. Jenkins Puebla Joss Wis State Department Jenkins Watt Durother Senate Fall Repuusican New Mexico Foreign Relations Committee Wilson Mall White House Hit AL Bhatt J. Baker Hansen Hansen Lute Cabrers Carrangza Ball Mexico City Carranga Department

Johnson Attack Sparks British Dry Argument and Call for Regret

London December 6 American dry propagandist Pussyfoot Johnson is recovering after an attack that injured him during visit by British drys who deplore the incident. Consul General Skinner probes origin while British leaders urge an official expression of regret and a testimonial to Johnson.

the Press Publishing Co New York World London Rae Pussyfoot Johnson Northcliffe United States Central Hall

Union County Man Lodged in State Pen

Union County resident George Hawkine was jailed to serve three and a half to four years for assault with intent to kill. Governor Larragola granted a full pardon to G W Reely of Guadalupe County for murder. Grover Johnson from Union County received a full pardon after previously being conditionally pardoned by Governor Lindsey.

Santa Fe Leorge Hawkine Union County Dseault Kim Supreme Court Larragola G. W. Reely Guadalupe County Beetle Lindsey Grover Johnson Union “N'Y Larrazolo

Frick will leaves vast fortunes to education and charity

Henry Clay Frick’s will distributes about 117 million dollars to public and educational causes after setting aside 25 million for his widow and children. Princeton Harvard and MIT receive roughly 25 million, with Pittsburgh institutions and several hospitals each gaining hundreds of thousands to millions. The Frick Collection becomes a public gallery, and a 15 acre Pittsburgh park is funded for upkeep.

Princeton Harvard Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard and Technology Educational Fund Commission Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital Allegheny General Hospital Home For the Friendless Kingsley House Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh Free Pittsburgh Newsboys' Home Western Pennsylvania Hospital Central Young Women's Christian Association Uniontown Cottage State Hospital Connelsville Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg Mount Pleasant Memorial Hospital Mount Pleasant Braddock General Hospital Braddock Homestead Hospital Homestead Vennsylvania Society of the City of New York Helen ©. Frick Frick New York State New York Mansion Public Gallery of Art Mra Frick Helen Frick Childs Frick George F. Baker J. Horsee Hoarding Walker D. Hines Lewis Dam Ledyard John D. Rockefeller, Jr Horace Havenmyer Balttenaunce Frick Art Mitteburgh Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh

Burleson Denounced by Steenerson Over Alleged Misconduct

Washington December 6 Chairman Steenerson of the house post office committee issued a statement attacking Postmaster General Burleso n annual report on the postal service. He said the 25 million surplus over seven years came from reduced railroad compensation and the Interstate Commerce Commission may strike it down. Steenerson blamed Burleson for 14 million wasted in telephone and teleg raph affairs and for 9 million paid to Western Union and American Telegraph companies.

Wre Washington Steenerson House Post Office Committee Burleeos Postal Service Manly Interstate Commerce Commission Burleson Telephone and Telegraph Western Union Telegraph Amercan Telegraph and Telephone Company Carnon Western Union Bethel Vail Kingsbury American Telegraph and Telephone Company Harrison Post Office Department

Crown Prince Plans Longer Stay in Holland

The former German crown prince renewed the lease on his Wieringen house in The Hague and will remain in Holland until next spring.

Holland Hague Dec Wieringen

Mexican Finance Minister Defends Jenkins Case Critique

Luis Cabrera, Mexico’s minister of finance, told El Universal that the Jenkins case has received undue importance. He criticized the American press as scandalous and venal, a gang of ambitious people serving evil politics.

Laredo Tex Luis Cabrera Mexico City el Tniversal Jenkins

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