09 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1926
Page
1
Carrie Chapman Catt argues the Monroe Doctrine is outgrown and calls for re interpretation in World Tomorrow. She contends Latin America demands revision and that a western hemisphere policy should replace old U S stance. The piece notes Madden's budget work and postoffice costs.
Dec 8 reports a strong unsettled pattern for Thursday and Friday with likely rain or snow. East portion Thursday turns to rain, southern areas see rain, with little temperature change. Humidity high near 82 percent, wind from the west around seven miles per hour, cloud cover increasing and a cloudy, unsettled sky expected.
Dorothy Halling 22 years old confessed to living as a man for over a year under the name Bob Watson. She worked as a hotel clerk cement and mine worker and rodeo rider before joining her husband on a farm near Price, North Dakota. She was unmasked after cashing a check in Bismarck without sufficient funds. The couple previously worked in copper mines at Butte and Anaconda.
The League of Nations adopts a policy to move slowly on disarmament, asking the disarmament conference prep commission to signal when a conference can be called. British Foreign Secretary Chamberlain warns against premature action, saying preparation is essential to avoid wrecking the conference. Sir Austen Chamberlain notes the need to lighten burdens but urges patience, with French and Italian delegates agreeing on timely yet careful convocation.
Democratic senators interpret President Coolidge's congressional messages as a 1928 re election bid. Sen Swanson of Virginia calls it not a farewell, while Sen Harrison of Mississippi says it proclaims his candidacy, and Sen Ashurst of Arizona expects his nomination on the first ballot and defeat at the polls.
Chicago officials of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union announced that a five day week will start December 19 for about 2,000 cloak makers in the city.
Former Navy Secretary testifies in court about a story he told regarding a lease and falls on the transaction. He states he accepts full responsibility for the actions involved.
Former secretary of the navy Edwin Denby testified as a defense witness in the Fall Doheny oil conspiracy trial, saying he approved the 1922 leases and contracts, did not know Doheny personally before the Elk Hills deal, and took responsibility for the navy’s part in the leasing policy. He said he sought naval officers’ advice and only later reviewed senate records to refresh memory.
A lightning bolt hit Union Oil tank farms in Brea causing a 65 000 barrel gasoline tank to ignite and threaten adjacent tanks before chemicals stopped the blaze The refinery had been rebuilt after April damage marking a fifth Union Oil property fire in a year Across at Santa Fe Springs six Oscar Howard Oil tanks were struck three destroyed two partly burned and one saved The damage was about 560 000 Union Oil officials noted lessons from prior fires aided rapid containment
Washington debate centers on budget bureau failure to propose funds for three light cruisers. Rep Vinson accuses President Coolidge of bearing responsibility for the omission after signing the budget report. Sec Wilbur testifies navy asked funds. budget bureau cut one airship proposal despite potential savings.
Santa Fe December 8 announcement by Republican members Hugh H Williams and Mex Wernandey states Captain Charles Lamb of Magdalena will serve as rate clerk of the corporation commission. Reportedly Mia Mary Bagtolino, defeated candidate for secretary of state, will be named head of the tax bureau in the state comptroller's department. Coburn Russell currently holds the post.
Lord Inchcape told the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation company meeting that Britain helped fuel anti British feeling in China by sending missionaries to convert the Chinese. He said missionary efforts offend Chinese faith and may do more harm than good.
Edith Bishop, widow of Luther Bishop Oklahoma state detective, was released from custody after an inquest found he was killed by unknown persons. No charges will be filed against her. Leo Bishop, 15, testified he heard a scream and saw his mother cradling his father as he died.
Arizona forecasters report five days of rain brought more benefits than damages as highways flooded and communications broke. Sheepmen cheer, with B Mmbach of the Arizona Wool Growers Association noting potential relief from winter feed costs if continued cold weather does not follow. Desert tanks and water holes filling will allow winter drives to southern grazing grounds to resume.
Washington report says Montana Representative Leavitt introduced a bill to base federal highway aid on seven percent of a state's road mileage as of December 21, 1916 rather than 1921 figures. The proposal aims to shift how funds are allocated among states.
Congress kicks off with leaders signaling a swift path for a busy early session. President Coolidge sends the budget as the House opens debate on a $335 million tax reduction and a near one billion dollar supply bill for treasury and post office needs.
A non partisan committee was appointed at a city mass meeting to secure Albuquerque representation on the state highway commission. Members include A L Martin chairman, A Pleacher, Frank Hubbell, Hoy Campbell, Edgar Knight, James Carr, Manuel Otero, Mrs B K Strong and others with H C Wright as chairman and Mrs Margaret Medler secretary. Local officials urged cooperation with other regions to push a district highway commissioner.
Postmaster General announced a nationwide airmail postage rate of 10 cents per half ounce to become effective February 1. The rate covers mail sent anywhere in the country via multiple routes and connecting mail lines.
Bucharest December 8 King Ferdinand underwent a minor operation for a drainage tube placed in his large intestine while Cotroceni palace was operated on. The royal palace in the city center burned, destroying Louis XV furniture as thousands gathered. The king remained under care, with officials reporting no political turmoil.
Albuquerque leaders move to authorize a bus franchise after denouncing the street car system. Mayor Tingley urges immediate operation of a bus line as several companies seek entry. City Attorney Jamison to deliver a written opinion on the citys power at the next meeting.
The House adjourned after an hour amid a threatened fight over prohibition as appropriations for the postal service and treasury advanced. Debate showed a split in the appropriations committee over enforcement funding and coast guard dry law activities, with several members reserving votes on prohibition provisions. A Black measure linked beer and wine to farm relief proposes a federal board and allows farm groups to sell beverages with revenue supporting farm relief.
In Pittsburgh federal court Joan W Hubbard faces Mine Anne Caldwell in a breach of promise case seeking $500000. Hubbard testifies he loved her but denies any marriage plans or engagement ring. Caldwell rebuts, noting she did not clearly convey such intentions. Jury to hear final charge Thursday.
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