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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1923

Page

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Two Admit Their Parts In Denver Bank Failure Conspiracy

Denver officials report Maurice Mandell Leo Floyd and John Harrington admitted parts in an alleged conspiracy that drained 441 733 from Hibernia Bank and Trust. Bank stockholders and officials race to determine reopening viability amid investigations into withdrawals and missing funds.

Denver Colo Hibernia Bank and Trust Company District Attorney's Office Maurice Mandell Leo P. Floyd John Harrington Eller M. C. Harrington State Bank Mandells Floyd Harrington

Alleged Motor Car Thieves Escape In Transit

Pittsburg Kansas July 28 Two alleged motor car thieves R R mnes and Harry McCaffrety fled from a moving train near Lamar Missouri after being moved from Cheyenne Wyoming to Carrollton Missouri by Sheriff T F Roscoe. Bloodhounds from Carthage were used in the pursuit but the pair were handcuffed to each other and escaped detection.

Pittsburg Kana R. R.mnes Harry McCaffrety Cheyenne Wyo Carrollton Mis T. FR. Roscoe St. Louis San Francisco Fendia Lamar Roscoe Rawford County Issouri Carthage

Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States

Denver July 28 reports a settled Sunday with localized thunderstorms and showers likely. Monday shapes up fair for New Mexico and Arizona with little temperature change though the north portion may see storms.

Denver New Mexico Arizona

Conditions for the twenty four bars ended at six p m yesterday

Weather data from the university records shows a high temperature of 83 degrees and high humidity noted at six p m. The record references wind direction from the south and other meteorological details, but the OCR text is fragmented and hard to parse.

Magee charged with libel by former justice

Santa Fe report says Carl C Magee of the New Mexico State Tribune faces criminal libel charges from Clarence J Roberts over an editorial about the Read Crist district attorney contest. Roberts claims Magee knew the judges discussed the case and that the article damaged his character amid controversy over the 1916 decision. Bond posted at $500. hearing postponed to August 16 to allow Magee to campaign statewide.

Santa Fe Carl C. Magee New Mexico State Tribune Clarence J. Roberts Supreme Court Alexander Read Read-Crist Roberta the Tribune Roberts Magee Parker Seahy Hickey Alonday New Mexico Leahy C. J Clarence J. Robberts Supreme Court of State of New Mexico J. H. Crist First Judicial District State of

Denver Mint Bandits Linked to Toronto Robbery

Detectives expressed belief the $120 000 street robbery in Toronto last Tuesday was planned by the same bandits who robbed the Denver mint of $200 000 last December after fatally shooting a bank guard. Nearly a dozen messengers and guards were ambushed, three were seriously wounded, and the criminals escaped in a fast acromobile with no trace found.

Toronto Denver Colp

German Leaders Appeal for National Unity Amid Ruhr Crisis

Berlin authorities and political figures issue a joint appeal urging citizens to back national unity as France advances invasion of the Ruhr region, a move blamed for deepening Germany’s economic and political crisis. The government frames the crisis as a national emergency requiring solidarity.

Berlin Ruhr

Germany's Reich Calls for Unity and Sacrifice Amid Currency Decline

The Ebert Cuno government urges national unity and law and order as currency depreciation, food shortages, and Ruhr disruption threaten Germany. The cabinet proclaims measures including wage adjustments and food supply protections to meet the economic crisis and reparations stalemate with France.

Berlin Associated Press Evert- Cuno Ruhr Rhineland Cabina’ Todas Ebertassos Rehr France Germany

Governor appoints delegates to great farming congress

Governor Hiinkle names New Mexicans to the International Farm Congress of America set for October 16 in Kansas City. Delegates drawn from Roswell, Carlsbad, Las Cruces, Fort Sumner, Mesilla Park, Portales, Santa Fe, and other cities include A. Crile, R. Reid, G. Perrin, Henry Russell, Jim Williamson, F. G. Tracy, J. V. Tully, J. A. Wallace, J. A. La Rue, F. J. Riguez, R. McComb, Louis Jones, and others.

Santa Fe Hiinkle International Farm Congress of America Kanes City A. D. Crile Roswell R. C. Reid Dexter George Perrin Henry Russell Jim Williamson Hazerman F. G. Tracy Carlsbad Carlabad J. V. Tully Glencoe Boyd Williams H. H. Brooks Las Cruzees A. &. Robertson Mesilla Park Hyrum Whittington la Cuerva al Zimmerman Levy S. Greaser Obar F. W. Davis Elida Carl Mueller Portales Jose Baca Pendaries W. J. Lucas Las Vegas Manuel Lujan DPD R. McComb Sta Fe Louis Jones Glenwood J. W. Carbin Estancia J. D. Cordov Javales L. F. Taylor Springer K. Odell Wagon Mound J. C. Sanchez Tome

Rio Grande Park addition sells out in seven days in Albuquerque

The Rio Grande Park addition in Albuquerque containing 09 lots sold in seven days after ads began in the Morning Journal. Purchased from Governor W. S. Stover by Jones and Turnbull, it was platted by the Reehs agency. Buyers include Santa Fe railroad shop employees. two houses begun, a third planned. sewer and water lines planned funded by a fall bond issue.

Albuquerque Rio Grande Park W. S. Stover Jones and Turnbull Reehs Agency Morning Journal Barelas Road Sie Grande Park Santa Fe Railway West Central Avenue Hotel i Franciscan

Food October Improvement Reported in Greater Berlin

Berlin reports the food situation improving as the minister of food says the crisis has peaked and relief measures will stabilize supplies. He notes butter and potatoes remain scarce, but grain is solid, potato crops are satisfactory, and bread supply is assured amid a weak mark and limited imports.

Berlin Associated Press Cuno Germania

Ulster Cabinet to Discuss Boundary Question Monday

Belfast reports that the Ulster cabinet will discuss the boundary question on Monday. Premier Craig plans a motor tour of the Free State boundary visiting Omagh Ennskiller Derry and other centers. Cosgrave of the Free State arrives in Monaghan next Saturday and speaks in Cavann the following day.

Belfast Associated Press Ulster Cabinet Craig Free State Omagh Ennskiller Derry Cosgrave Monaghan Cavann

Gov Gen Wood Returns to Manila After Samar Visit

Gov Gen Leonard Wood reports health conditions in Samar were excellent and the province quiet on departure. He cites normal conditions and praise for the Filipino rank and file while coalition leaders campaign in provinces for former Manila mayor Ramon Fernandes, a candidate for the insular senate to replace Pedro Guevara.

Manila Associated Press Leonard Wood Samar Treverner Wood Manuel Quezon Sergio Csmena Ramon Fernandes Insular Senate Pedro Guevara Washington

Palis Dead on Golf Links

St. Paul July 28 J W Wheeler president Capital Trust and Savings Bank St Paul collapsed and died on the Town and Country course while playing golf near the thirteenth. He also led the Farm Mortgage Bankers Association of America.

Palis St. Paul J. W. Wheeler Capital Trust and Savings Bank Farm Mortgage Bankers Association of America

Magee denies Klan membership amid Las Vegas trial coverage

The Frontier Klansman reports Magee as a reputed Klansman in Las Vegas coverage while Magee in Santa Fe denies any Klan membership. The piece notes a jury of one English speaker and eleven Mexican Americans and cites threats to free speech tied to the Klan activity in New Mexico.

Fl Passe Ku Klux Klan Southwest Albuquerque Carl C. Magee Lax Vegas Magee DPD Leahy K. K. Fh New Mesteo Santa Fe Morning Journal

Mills 70 Have N Roomy New School House

Sketch plans approved for Mills New School in Harding county. Trost and Trost to finalize designs for an auditorium gymnasium and modern facilities funded by a $40,000 bond issue. Construction to begin soon with occupancy targeted for early next year. Contractor A. B. Hall breaks ground Friday for a two room addition to Ranchos de Atrisco school. price $25,700 with modern utilities. Frese and Trost architects.

Mills Harding County Messrs. Trost Trost A. 8S Ranchos de Atrisco

Fires in Port Law district suspected arson during labor strike

Belfast reports large fires in County Waterford Port Law district last night. Hay and straw stores and five buildings burned over miles of countryside. Fires tied to farm laborers strike.

Ireland Belfast Port Law County Waterford

Highway bonds approved for road work and projects

The New Mexico state highway commission plans issuing half a million dollars in bonds under the 1921 law to fund road construction and maintenance for the rest of the year. They will enforce strict penalties for contractors delaying projects and adjust right of way requirements for federal aid.

Santa Fe State Highway Commission French Boards of County Commissioners Cone Mill L. Bajada Hill Frencha Texas Highway Commission Giennie Amarilloo Texas Texas Commission A. L. Zinn Quay County Tucumcari United States Roads Bureau Iona County Deming Columbus Faywood Springs Hurey

Three Die From Heat Prostration in Dallas

Dallas reports three deaths from heat prostration within four hours as an ongoing heat spell affects the city. Emergency crews and health officers urge residents to seek shade, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous activity during peak afternoon heat.

Dallas Tex

Nightlife on the Albuquerque road to Isleta

An account of a lively road house five miles south of Albuquerque offering dancing, gambling, and drinking under prohibition rules. A nearby irate husband confronted a paramour with a revolver, but the altercation ended without further harm, amid a permissive local atmosphere.

Isleta Albuquerque Zamora

Roswell Ships First Carload of Thousand Car Apple Peach Crop

Roswell New Mexico reports Merchants Fruit company shipped today its first carload of the Pecos valley fruit. The car includes Carmine peaches from Trees orchard on the Berrendo and Grand Haven Morris orchards near South Springs. Officials expect many more mixed cars in the next two weeks before Jonathan apple shipments start. Total crop estimated at about one thousand cars.

Roswell N. M Merchants Fruit Company Pecos Valley Berrendo Grand Haven Morris South Springs Jonathan

Delegates Named for Prison Congress From New Mexico

Governor Hinkle announces a New Mexico slate of delegates to the American Prison association congress in Boston September 13 to 19. Named are Jillian Franzen Albuqueruque superintendent of girls welfare home. Mrs R W D Bryan Albuquerque home board chair. Dr Janet Reid Santa Fe director child welfare bureau. Levi A Hughes Santa Fe chair state penitentiary board. J B McManus Santa Fe warden. W P Blake Springer superintendent reformatory TL C White Raton chair reformatory board.

Santa Fe New Mexico American Prison Association Boston Hinkle Jillian Franzen Albuquerque R. W. D. Bryan Home Board Janet Reid Levi A. Hughes State Penitentiary Board J. B. McManus W. P. Blake Springer Reformatory TL. C White Raton Reformatory Board

Bootblack Freed After 15 Years In Sing Sing Earned 890

Samuel Williams known as Sam the Bootblack was released after fifteen years in Sing Sing. He earned 890 by shoe shining for attendants and prisoners during his imprisonment and went home with the money.

Ossinning Sam Bootblack Samuel Williams Lifer Sing Sing

Interior officials suffer ptomaine poisoning scare

Mrs. Harding leads the Interior Department as secretary while a battery of secretaries substitutes as speakers after a ptomaine poisoning incident. The episode disrupts the schedule and prompts health advisories and precautionary measures across government events.

Mrs. Harding Interior

President Harding cancels Yosemite visit plans

President Harding's trip to Yosemite National Park was cancelled and his special train redirected to San Francisco. The move aims to avoid heat in the San Joaquin valley and give the president two days of rest before resuming his speaking tour. Secretary Christian says the cancellation is precautionary, not due to danger.

Harding Associated Press Yosemite National Park San Francisco Christian Hardinge Yosemite Valley San Joaquin Valley Mr. Harding

President Harding Improves Aboard Special Train

On board President Harding’s special train from Seattle to Yosemite National Park he remains in bed but shows improvement after a ptomaine poisoning episode. Physician Dr. Sawyer and medical assistant Lt. Cmdr. Boone report the president responding to treatment with no complications expected. They note the rest period and daily fatigue from public receptions contributed to his condition but recovery is underway. The secretary of war explains the attendance of crowds at Seattle and Grants Pass did not worsen his health as he greeted more than 100,000 people in a dressing gown later. Continued on Page Two.

Harding Associated Press Seattle Yosemite Nation’ Park Sawyer Joel T. Boone Henderson Vancounver British Columbia Work Interice Roseburg Grants Pass War Welcom Iim Washington

I W W Headquarters in Hoboken Raided by Fifty Men

New York reports Hoboken I W W headquarters raided by about fifty men who dumped literature and records into the street, smashed furniture, and burned the red flag amid a longshoremen strike. Police said no arrests were made and warrants were unavailable. John Gunlach sought warrants but was told to return Monday.

Hoboken RED Organization New York Marine Transport Workers Division Industrial Workers of the World Tonight IL. W. W

Laughs and first readers on Column 1

A brief note directs readers who can laugh to THE FIRST READER in Column 1 of the Classified page.

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