Arrest Three in Mob Hands Incidents
J Burnett a former deputy sheriff was placed in Morehouse La jail on a murder charge alongside two others as part of mob actions.
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J. Burnett
Morehouse
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1922
Page
1
Band Mob Killings Trigger Arrests in Morehouse Parish
A white robed masked mob is believed to be responsible for two deaths near Bastrop Louisiana. T. J. Burnett of Syker is jailed on murder charges after arrest orders from Attorney General Coen. Machine guns mounted. state troops guard hearings set for January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Morehouse
T. J. Burnett
Syker
Morehouse-Ouachita
Frred Carpenter
Burnett
Coen
Daniels
Richarde
New Orleans
Mer Rouge
Department of Justice
Parker
I. B. McKoin
Governor seeks federal aid after Morehouse kidnaping cases
Baton Rouge Dec. 23 nagy reds of telegrams and letters pour into the governor congratulating him on solving the Morehouse parish kidnapping cases. He parted the country from Washington where he conferred with President Harding Attorney General Daugherty and W W Burns requesting federal aid to prevent masked men from other states invading Louisiana to punish its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Gover Sramker
Morehouse Parish
Washington
Harding
Daugherty
W.W. J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Weather summary for Denver and New Mexico Arizona shows Sunday and Monday fair with little temperature change. Measurements from the university record highs around 84 and lows near 46 with humidity around 70 percent at 7 AM and 6 PM. Precipitation none and winds from the south. Day clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Bandit Jewelry Heist Shatters Window in New York
Three men in stylish clothes robbed a New York jewelry store bashed display windows with a brick wrapped in towels. They seized 71 diamond rings worth 16099 dollars before fleeing in a car as shoppers watched. Two customers and eight clerks were present during the daring theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sparks from Toy Train Fire Wipes Out Village
Sparks from a toy electric train today laid waste to a village and briefly blocked Broadway as Christmas shoppers surged. The blaze started in a restaurant window at Broadway and Forty-seventh Street, where a toy village and railway had been set for a Christmas display. Walters organized a soup bowl brigade and fought the flames until the fire department arrived, with police reserves handling the crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Forty-seventh Street
Walters
Prisoners Released in Ireland Near Christmas
Dublin reports nearly a hundred prisoners freed in the past fortnight from Free State military headquarters. Officials say releases were not a Christmas gesture and that a pledge against armed activity was offered long before, with careful case reviews before grant of release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutblin
Associated Press
Free State
Fines on bootlegging in New Mexico top $185000
Santa Fe reports total fines for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922, reached 185,286.12 with 39,936.95 collected. Booze fines dominated by a 132,000 public health and service tally. Judge Colin Neblett presided as docket density rose, with 55 jury trials and 899 guilty pleas from 1921 to 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
U. S
Colin Neblett
Wyly Parsons
Coroner’s verdict ties death to revolver shot in hotel
The coroner's inquest found Martha Domer died from a .28 caliber revolver shot fired by Harry J. Ford in a South First street hotel on December 21. Witnesses described Ford entering the lobby in an angry mood, demanding items, then firing. District Attorney K. B. Garcia said murder charges would be filed and Ford would face a preliminary hearing after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
W. W. McClellan
Martha Domer
Harry J. Ford
South First Street
Ford
FE. T. Lassater
Domer
Tlartha Domer
J. P. Tutner
Sam Grafen
J. A. Thornell
J. P. Wayland
W. Reynaud
J. ©. Polen
W. Hi. Farrell
Charles Kern
W. L. Nicks
Dr. Lar- Setter
K. B. Garcia
Deland Friends Raise Funds to Save Chinese Horticulturist Home
Leu Gim Gong, famed Chinese horticulturist in Deland Florida, faced losing his home over overdue mortgage interest. Friends and Citrus leaders have pooled funds, raising nearly the amount needed to pay interest and secure a first mortgage on the property. Notes for $100 each were issued, to be repaid from the estate of Gong upon his death, with a plan to preserve his showplace home for as long as he lives. Gong, age 63, has been in ill health for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deland, Fla. Bee
Leu Gim Gong
Deland
Yeu
Léon
Florida
Leu
Leo
Ys Iis
Bright light seen in the skies over Angers France
Peasants in Angers observe a strange bright light in the heavens for two days. It appears as a star or crescent and defies explanation by meteorologists who note a steady movement and dawn to dusk reappearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Angers
Bethlehem
Tug Cornell Reported Lost After Three Days Missing
Erie Ohio December 23 The tug Cornell of Cleveland missing for three days is believed lost on Lake Erie with nine crew. Two tugs Lutz of Cleveland and Tennessee of Buffalo arrived and reported no trace of the Cornell bound from Cleveland to New York. The Cornell is owned by Great Lakes Towing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Cornell
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Lutz
Tennessee
Buffalo
New York
The
Great Lakes Towing Company
Governor Campbell and Wife Tour Glen White Mine
Governor Thomas F. Campbell of Arizona and his wife toured the Glen White mine at Beckley Virginia amid a governors conference. They donned mining garb and inspected the pit as a light diversion during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Virginia
Thomas F. Campbell
Arizona
White
W. Va
Glen White
Beckley
Fire destroys over a million feet of Universal film
A late December blaze at Universal City in Los Angeles gutted one building and destroyed 1,106,000 feet of film worth about 350,000 dollars. The prints included 35 to 40 productions. negatives were saved. One man Edward Bush a four fin cutter was seriously injured and four others were burned or overcome by smoke Norman Kerry Fred Archer Frank Allnson and Vdwara Curtis were among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Universal City
Universal Studios
Edward Bush
Fin Cutter
Norman Kerry
Fred Archer
Frank Allnson
Vdwara Curtis
Miss Carlotta Wells and Nor Jackson wed in Athens chapel
Miss Carlotta Wells of Pryn Mawr and Altadena California and Nor Jackson of White Hall New York, relief workers, married in the English chapel in Athens. The bride directs soup kitchens at Piraeus refugee camps and Jackson coordinates Near East relief supplies. King George was represented by his lord high chamberlain. Attendees included embassy consulate navy and relief and commercial groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Carlotta Wells
Pryn Mawr
Altedenn
Calif
Nor Jackson
White Hall
New York
Piraeus
Jackson
Sumilies
King George
Hays Denies Arbuckle Reinstatement Move
Will H. Hays issues a flat denial of reinstating Roscoe Arbuckle in film work. He states no reinstatement, but allows Arbuckle to seek work if he can prove himself. He reflects that his earlier stance aimed to protect the industry and, he says, was justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Roscoe Arbuckle
Will H. Hays
Moving Picture Industry
West Lake Presbyterian Church
Arbuckle
Hays
Arbuckle Pictures
Denver Surgeon Dr Charles Powers Dies at 64
Dr. Charles A Powers widely known Denver surgeon and former president of the American Society for the Control of Cancer collapsed at the University Club while painting Christmas cards. He served in France during World War I and was set to receive the Distinguished Service Medal. apoplexy is given as the cause. He had been honored with the Legion of Honor and the Order of Leopold. He came to Denver in 1894 after stints at New York Cancer and St Luke's hospitals and taught surgery at the University of Colorado. He led cancer week efforts and was praised by President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles Andrew Powers
American Society For
Powers
France
American Surgeon's Association
Legion of Honor
Charles A. Powers
Medical Officers Reserve Corps
U. S. Army
Red Cross
New York Cancer
St. Luke's Hospital
Colorado
University of Colorado
Paris
Neuilly
Society For the Control of Cancer
Harding
Bandits Kill Man and Escape With $20,000 Payroll
Six armed bandits killed Ross Dennis on a rural road near Mount Lebanon and escaped with a $20,000 miners payroll. A motor cart and three whisky bottles were found at the scene. Police traced bottles to a Beaver Falls Idaho store as detectives investigate the hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ross Dennis
Mount Lebanon
Chameron
Beaver Falls
Idaho
Jail Delivery Fails as Inmates Tear Through Wall
Desperate inmates in the county jail attempted to escape by ripping a water pipe from the wall in the bull pen. Harry J Ford and Elmer Benson led the effort with George Driver, all facing serious charges including murder and complicity in a safe blow. Jailers discovered the damage at dawn. the trio was forced back into cages as officers investigated motives and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Ford
George Driver
Elmer Benson
Ford
Abran Gutierrez
Jalier Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Kilmer Benson
Benson
Howard Briggs
Briggs
Trinidad
Tondre
Bud Ward
Los Lunas
Los Angeles Group Wins Mexican Oil Concession
A Los Angeles group of manufacturers bankers and oil operators won a broad Mexican oil concession along the gulf coast. The arrangement covers about 11.6 million acres from Tampico to Tuxpam, with a 20 year term and renewal provisions. Financing will be provided by Los Angeles capital with exploration to begin within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Tampico
Tuxpam
Obregon
United States
Mmexico
Mexico City
W. W. Wilson
George J. Bushmiller
Los Angeles Capital
Wilson and Moreland
Bushmitler
Harry Lee Martin
Austin O. Martin
John &. Coverly
Ferdinand J. Bushmiller
I. D. Jones
Former Emperor Sells Wedding Photo Rights
Doorn Holland Dec 8 The former emperor sold world rights to the first official wedding photograph to a London and New York company for 10000 dollars. The image shows him in field marshal uniform and Princess Hermine wearing the famous dia dem. Wilhelm seeks higher income after profits from past portraits. Elaborate Christmas preparations underway at Tavorn Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Holland
London
New York
Hermine
Wilhelm
Tavorn Castle
Coal Mine Holidays Seen Lifting Eastern Coal Supply
Washington reports federal fuel distribution officers foresee a temporary mine shutdown over the double holidays will ease rail congestion and boost supply of bituminous coal and anthracite in eastern consuming centers. No serious winter deprivation expected. mines to reopen with improved car availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Fuel Distribution Office
H. E. Bell
Spens
Bell
Harding
Plan to hold economic conference faces GOP opposition
Senator Borah's proposal for a U S led economic and disarmament conference draws fire from Senator Johnson who says it would dump Europe’s economic ills into America. The clash signals a split among irreconcilables as debate on the amendment to the naval appropriation bill moves to the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Harding
Johnson
California
Plana
America
Europe
Senate
Johnson W
League of Nationa
Yeej
Watson
Indiana
White House
King
Utah
House
Germany
Americans
Rhine
Train Sideswiped In Mesaville Minor Collision
Several persons were shaken up when two passenger trains were involved in a minor accident at Mesaville, HL. One train was sideswiped by the other as it was taking a siding, with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mesaville
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Former Stanford coach from football and basketball ill in hospital
Gene Van Gent, former head coach of Stanford University football and basketball, is hospitalized at St Francis in San Francisco with sleeping sickness. Officials say his condition is not serious and he may leave in four or five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Gene van Gent
Stanford University
St. Francis Hospital
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Ireland
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Mrs. Campbell
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Woodrow Wilson
Hiram Jonson
Senator Borah
Stanford U
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