Morning Journal matinee invites Albuquerque youth to Casino
The Morning Journal announces a Saturday matinee for Albuquerque children under fourteen, featuring the Boston Ideal Opera Company at the Casino. It details free tram rides, ticket pickup at the paper office, and safety plans by the Traction Company.
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Retreal of coffin talk sparks union dispute in San Francisco
Unclear text reports New York July retreal remarks from a Western Union leader about a committee and a king operator. President J. Howry of the Western Union says certain communications attributed to N Miller of San Francisco are not confirmed and remain disputed by the company.
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Telegraph Union Strike Warns Chicago Amid City Meetings
Reports state the conflict between the convnens dal retograph Onn podes and their tety troph operators will unfold in Chicago. Superintendent Miller refuses to meet the union, President email plans to travel to Chicago, and a new meeting is urged to repeal the strike proposition. Include Java Chief Periam from Maryland Teiagemplera at the event as announced.
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Unclear OCR Transcript Signals Possible Agency Movers
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Engineer Killed In Narrow Cut Wreck Near Van Houten
Special Dispatch to the Morning Journal reports a wreck near Van Houten sixteen miles south of Raton at 11 30 am. Engineer Mike Weidebeck was killed instantly and Fireman Charles Crabtree suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries. Fireman H B Esteswaite was badly burned and bruised. Crabtree and another brakeman were treated then sent to Santa Fe hospital at Ta Junta. the engineer’s body was brought to town for burial.
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Engineer Woeldenbeck Martyred in Santa Fe Branch Wreck Near Van Houten
An engineer from the Santa Fe line, Woeldenbeck, was killed in a wreck on the Santa Fe branch near Van Houten Colfax County. He was unmarried and a member of a family struck by tragedy with three brothers killed in separate incidents. His brother lives in Los Angeles and the family left about $15,000 for two young nephews.
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Fugitive Motorman Returns to New York
An incoherent fragment reports a New York motorman fugitive linked to a two year old elevated train wreck that killed one or more people. Detectives planned to transport the prisoner eastward before week’s end while confusion over papers persisted.
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Insolent Ultimatum to Washington Alarms Peace Hope
A Morning Journal summary from a British peace correspondent reports rising strain between Japan and the United States over California. Since June 20 the issue has hardened with categorical notes from Tokyo threatening action if California cannot be controlled, yet both governments seek pacific settlement while Japan weighs swift, decisive moves.
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French and Allied Actions Stir Diplomatic Circles
Fragmentary report describes French government plans and Allied moves amid a tense pacific crisis. mentions Gamelin flight and expectations surrounding American battleship deployments to Pacific waters with unclear implications.
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Universal Peace union opposes Pacific fleet display
The Universal Peace union executive committee in Philadelphia urges the president to withhold sending a fleet to the Pacific. They argue a battleship demonstration would be unwise, provocative, and could derail the Hague peace conference now underway with delegates from 45 governments.
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Pinkertons Accused of Making Fake Evidence in Haywood Case
The Steunenberg murder trial heard defense claim detective McPartland tried to manufacture testimony against William D. Haywood. Swain testified. Darrow argued conspiracy between mine owners and Pinkertons. The judge sustained the objection and defense plans further motions as witnesses Allen Gill and wife testified about Orchard’s attempts to sell Hercules mine interest in 1899.
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Jury Selected For Glass Bribery Trial
Hin Prandleco July 9 six jurors were chosen and sworn for the trial of Supervisor Charles J Bexton charged with taking five thousand dollars to influence a vote. The panel was completed as jurors were selected and sworn over two days. A juror questioned a name during voir dire amid uncertainty over a key witness.
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Navy secretary defends practice cruise of battle fleet
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf said in Oakland that the planned Atlantic to Pacific battle fleet cruise is only a practice voyage not a war maneuver. He warned against overstatement of the activity and urged a calm interpretation of the fleet's assignment and future disposition.
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Hull Says Neither Japan Nor U S Want War Now
Des Moines report quotes Congressman Hull as chairman of the house military affairs committee. He notes some Japanese elites might welcome conflict while ruling classes avoid quarrels with the United States and asserts America would prevail if war comes, aiming to protect the Philippines and Hawaii while pursuing wealth.
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