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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
1
Inside details of a now famous litigation based on disbarment proceedings as the hearing finished today. Witnesses testified on the case tied to E G Gargia.
An executive report in Santa Ana discusses how the state can mobilize and draft unmarried men aged 18 to 45 if needed, under current militia laws. It notes the governor can call city mayors for manpower and stresses penalties for noncompliance, while acknowledging no draft is imminent but possible if recruitment falls short.
Fairbanks named vice presidential prospect as Roosevelt faces likely exit. Plans unfold through platform moves and portfolio gifts to allies. Burton to McAdoo post, Weeks to lead Navy, Democrats favor jurist on nomination day, while Rough Rider support could surge if he becomes standard bearer.
The Santa Fe hearing centers on Francie Bh Wood admission of unethical ad placement to locate a claimant to Elias Garcia's estate and diverging testimonies from Juan Antonio Garcia and Mr Wood about Marron and Wood’s involvement with Petra Garcia. The session includes recall of Albuquerque Herald editor Hening and a scope of testimony on estate administration and possible claims.
The Senate resumed debate on the Oregon California farm railroad land grant bill while the House continued discussion on the naval appropriation bill, signaling ongoing consideration of key fiscal and development measures.
Unclear OCR weather notice reports twenty four hour forecast ending yesterday with maximum and minimum temperatures and a 6 pm reading. Mentions Denver Colorado New Mexico and fair conditions with a southwest wind. Local weather summary appears fragmentary.
In New York on June 1 women testified in John Grant Lyman s trial that they placed stocks with him to sell or as collateral for loans to buy California oil and Ohio oil company shares and have not recovered their securities. Lyman of John H W Putnam & Co faces charges of defrauding customers through the scheme. Mrs Sarah B Knowles produced a letter claiming she could buy shares by paying a small percentage with dividends in year one covering the rest.
Government officials say the note from Uarranza sets a new record for offensive language. They note the unusually hostile phrasing signals a sharp escalation in hostile communications.
President Wilson will keep General Pershing's expedition in place until the de facto Mexican government can police its side of the border. A reply to General Carranza is not yet determined, and urgent action is not expected for a week to ten days. The note's tone is described as offensive, with no cabinet meeting tomorrow and no new orders to Funston beyond disposition details.
Fight ends after five months as Newlands the only Democrat opposing the confirmation. Outs Brances faces Senate vote with Brances’ nomination secured despite party dissent and a drawn out process.
A New York Syrian committee appeals to President Wilson and State Department officials to obtain permission from Turkey and the Entente to deliver 160q to Mount Lebanon. The autonomous Turkish state has seen about 80,000 deaths from starvation with many more starving.
The Nebraska arrived at Vera Cruz on June 1 to relieve the Kentucky which has been on duty there for several months. The Kentucky will sail in a few days.
W C Durant elected president of General Motors at a directors meeting in New York. The decision signals potential merger of General Motors and Chevrolet, with industry observers in the financial district forecasting consolidation.
The Senate approved a bill to reclaim 2 300 000 acres of Oregon land granted to the Oregon and California railroad. Proceeds allocations favor Oregon state and federal funds with amended shares for roads schools and reduction funds. Lands were restricted to cash sales and to actual settlers at $2 50 an acre. dispute over land sales to lumber interests persisted.
Dr. Arthur Warren Waite was sentenced to death in the electric chair for the murder of his father-in-law John Peck. His appeal for a new trial was denied after the court rejected the motion. Waite thanked the court and prosecutors as Justice Shearn announced the sentence during the week of July 10.
Ossining New York June first 1922 Dr Arthur Warren Waite was placed in the death house of Sing Sing prison this afternoon following his execution order and scheduled hanging.
Reports from Saturday meetings in this city indicate a coalition among Horton Weeks Fairbanks and Sherman supporters to unite around Hughes at the Republican National Convention. The plan aims to deliver a full cabinet for Hughes including Root Weeks Burton and Fairbanks with Roosevelt appeased in a war cabinet scenario. Democrats respond with cautious optimism about Roosevelt strength and the potential campaign fight if Hughes or Roosevelt becomes the nominee.
District supreme court awards priority of invention of the hydro aeroplane to Albert S. Janin against Glenn H. Curtiss. Court notes Curtiss may still hold patentable subject matter he originated. Reported from Berlin by wireless.
A warrant was issued today for Samuel E. Graham a Kansas City letter carrier and treasurer of the mutual benefit department of the National Association of Letter Carriers. He is alleged to have diverted $10,000 to failed real estate ventures after twenty five years in postal service.
Mrs. Hattie Oakley pleaded guilty to murder for causing the death of Armand Vadeboncoeur who died January 26 after eating a poisoned cream puff. She received a twenty year prison sentence.
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