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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1924
Page
1
Madison Square Garden reporters note the Democratic National Convention adjourned after fifteen consecutive ballots without a nominee. The scene includes figures like Schafer Walsh, Norman Mack, and George Brennan as delegates react to McAdoo and Smith strategies amid dynamic balloting and shifting allegiances.
Former Secretary of the Interior Albert B Fall and oil operators Marty Sinclair J J Doheny Sr and B L Doheny Jr were indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington on four counts related to the leasing of naval oil reserves. Indictments accuse conspiracy to defraud the government in California leases and the Teapot Dome lease, with bribe and unlawful payment allegations involving the Doheny firms. Fall, who is living at a ranch, welcomed the indictments as an opportunity for the U S courts to interpret the law.
Madison Square Garden hosts a curious display as Governor Allis of Kansas unveils his decommissioned devices to McAdoo. The event, dated June 6, prompts debates on highway telecommunication and policy directions.
Dublin reports that Irish chiefs insist a boundary dispute cannot involve any pact and urge prioritizing the legate of the man issuing a statement. The piece notes political tensions and regional claims fueling the disagreement.
First and fifteenth ballot tallies show William Gibbs McAdoo leading in multiple states including California New York and Illinois while others like Underwood Smith and Davis split support. The miscured OCR lists scattered scores by state with McAdoo frequently in top positions.
Inquest finds the death of Irene Patterson to be self inflicted. The body, located in Omaha, is expected to be sent to that city for burial or disposition.
A Duke City Cleaners employee, A and Harwell, burned when a match ignited his clothing while lighting a boiler on North Fourth street. He fell into water and was rushed to Presbyterian Hospital with serious burns and possible internal injury. Doctors cited ignition from fumes on clothing.
Geologist Dr Willie T Lee leading National Geographic survey for a tunnel entrance into Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico. A valley floor tunnel is favored over top access to ease grade and speed road linking Guadalupe canyon to El Paso and Carlsbad.
Madison Square Garden, New York, June 20. New Jersey's twenty eight votes suddenly swung to Governor Smith in the tenth ballot of the Democratic convention. Earlier Kansas moved to McAdoo and Smith managers reclaimed it with the New Jersey shift amid large demonstrations.
Vaughn will host Estancia for a three game set on July 4 and 6. Vaughn already won both meetings this season. Skeet Ratliff, released from Little Rock, will return midweek and be available to pitch alongside DeVaney for a strong Vaughn rotation.
Seoul reports growing unrest in Korea with rebellious elements leaning toward Bolshevism and HunSin. The Korean government general cites Japanese authorities fearing a shift toward Bolshevik ideas as local labor and religious groups move to unify under secret schemes.
Lorain Ohio June 30 searchers in Crystal Restaurant debris locate Dorothy Lalonde 12 and Edward Wittenbach both died from Saturday storm injuries. John Kinto Glasgow Kentucky dies at Sandusky hospital raising totals. Rescue crews continue sifting debris as officials plan rebuilding.
In Austin and across Texas, the Bible study examination for college entrance credits attracts Catholics Protestants Jews and others. A. W. Evans says 246 applicants sought degree credits this year and the test covers Old and New Testament topics with questions on Palestine Moses prophets and key biblical themes.
President Coolidge told government executives to pursue economy and tax relief at a large meeting, outlining deeper spending cuts and continued debt reduction. He cited three-year budget progress, projected 1925 expenditures, and aims to trim $55,000,000 from initial estimates while maintaining wartime savings.
City Manager Calkins reported Monday the new reservoir holds 12.5 feet of water, the same level as a few weeks ago when it was drained for repairs to minor salts. He praised the rapid water replenishment despite unusually high demand.
President Calvin Coolidge addresses more than a thousand federal heads at the annual gathering urging efficient administration. He emphasizes disciplined governance and streamlined operations across departments.
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