Retailers promise aid to halt kit of gon price rise
An objection to the administration’s efforts to prevent increases is withdrawn as retailers pledge assistance to halt the kit of gon price rise.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1922
Page
1
Hoover program under scrutiny amid coal price debate
Senators Walsh Maganett and Borah push for congressional probe into coal price rises and Hoover's moral persuasion plan. National Retail Coal Merchants Association signals cooperation while Hoover defends efforts to curb profiteering and urges targeted action through federal policy and industry study.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cretary Moorer
National Retail Coal Merts Association
Nator Walsh
Maganett
Derick Stephens
New York
Retail Coal Association
Mr. Hoover
Brecin
Borah
Hoover
Toover
Senate
Copetet
Ciation
Primerce
Congress
Tress
Orphanage Staff Resigns Sparks Health Debate
A cliffside orphanage near Kane Waeh saw its medical staff resign last night. Klansmen claim Christian Science treatments by attendants threaten the children's health, complicating care in the settlement.
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Associated Press
Kane Waeh
Childf
Hutton Settlement
Here
Marines Seize 40000 Dollar Liquor From Sirius Raid
Navy guards at Norfolk raid aboard the Sirius seizing about 7000 quarts of liquor valued over 40000 pounds. The ship’s crew are confined on board under guard after returning from the West Indies. The liquor was loaded at an unnamed West Indian port and not listed on the manifest.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Val Dune
Marine Guards
Navy Yard
Sirius
Ralph Andrews
Norfolkavy Yard
Hampton Roads
West Indies
Navy Yard Since. According To Information Received By Admiral Andrews
Marine Quartermaster Depot
Naval Operating Base
Slender Clews Followed Up in Peters Playing Slender
White Plains June 10 District Attorney Weeks and Sheriff Werner pursue the father and brother of Walter Ward, who confessed to killing Clarence Peters, as James J Cunningham paid for a material witness bond and authorities continue searches for George Ward and other figures. The sheriff reports a mental test with a victim photo failed to reveal new clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Werner
Walter & Ward
Clarence Eters
Grand
New York
Lone County
George&. Ward
Walter S. Ward
Rogers
Jackson
Syracuse
Letate
Ward
Maudlin
Tariff Fight Over Razor Rates Sparks Senate Debate
Washington June 10. Democratic opponents assail rates in the tariff bill on imports including razors, gold leaf, and more. Razor duties reach about 400 percent ad valorem. other charges include 60 cents per hundred on gold leaf and 15 cents per pound on cadmium. Senator McCumber warned of night sessions unless the chamber stays focused.
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TIE Assocashington
Germany
Senate
Major Simmons
North Vna
McUmber
North Dakota
McCumber
Weather summary for Pomrecast and Arizona with warm trend
Weather notes from June 10 report light changes in temperatures for Pomrecast and Arizona. Local report notes auditions for a twenty four ending at 6 p m yesterday. Temperature readings show a high near 94 and a cool day with variable wind, overall clear conditions.
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Uae
Waker Defeats Pinchot Faction in Pennsylvania GOP Meet
In Philadelphia on June 10 the Republican state committee elected W. Harry Baker of Harrisburg as chairman by 81 to 32 over Gen Asher Miner, ending a split within the party. Senator Pepper and Major Reed backed Baker. Pepper will represent Philadelphia on the National Committee. The rest of the officers were chosen by acclimation as the party urged unity to defeat the Democrats in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W. Harry Waker
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Republican State Committee
Mr. Baker
George Wharton Pepper
David A. Reed
Pittchurch
Asher Miner
Wilkesbarre
Pinchot
Pepper
Pennelvania
Republican National Committee
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Famous prima donna dies in Colorado
Elizabeth Parkinson known as Parkins a famed prima donna who sang in Puccini operas with Caruso Melba and Scotti died at a Colorado sanitarium after a long tuberculosis battle. Ill in London since 1934 she came to America to recuperate at her sister Mrs Henry K Rowland’s home. Funeral plans await the arrival of her brother from Durango Colorado.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Elizabeth Parkinson
Musette
Covent Gardens
London
Caruso
Melba
Scotti
Parkins
America
Henry K. Rowland
Marone
Australia
Dward
Durango
Slipping on Banana Peel Fatal to Insurance Agent
Dallas June 10 Robert H Ressell an insurance agent worth 4 died after slipping on a banana peel in a sixth floor lobby losing balance and plunging over a banister to a second floor landing in a city office building.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Robert H. Ressell
Wrk
RULING AGAING CARPENTER NOT TO BE CHANGED
Cincinnati dispatch reports the building trades department rejected Samuel Gompers’s call to reopen a dispute over carpenters. The sixteen unions endorsed sustaining the jurisdictional board and planned a meeting of all union presidents to quell Chicago turmoil after the Landis wage award. The chiefs warned unity is needed to prevent nationwide disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Press
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Department
National Board of Jurisdictional Award
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
Gompers
Metal Trades’ Union
John Donlin
Department
Chicago
Frank Feeney
Elevator Constructors’ Union
United States
World's Most Inaccessible Gil Well Off California Sea Goas
The Point Fermin rig sits on a rocky shelf at the ocean edge, reachable only by block and tackle. It presently lies 1 250 feet down and is expected to strike a gusher within days with cranes kept ready to rescue workers at the base when spouting begins.
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Point Fermin
California
Polar voyage plan shifts as Amundson details Arctic drift
Captain Roakt Amundson announces a five year Arctic expedition with the Maud set to drift across the Polar Ocean from Nome, planned reconnaissance by small planes, with a possible start from Point Barrow led by Lt Omdal to Cape Columbia Grant Land if conditions permit.
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London
Roakt Amundson
Arctic
the Times
Maud
Seattle
Wash
Nome
Polar Ocean
Omdal
Point Harrow
Polar Basin
North Pole
Cape Columbia
Grant Land
Amundsen to attempt polar flight with two companions
Captain Amundsen plans a risky Arctic flight aided by two companions Lieut EB Fullerton and Lieut Oscar Omdal. The plane carries enough fuel for 26 hours with sandwiches tea and concentrated food. They aim to reach Spitzbergen or Grant Land depending on ice conditions and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Associated Press
Hanken HH. Hammer
Amundsen
London
Capain Amundsen
EB. G. Fullerton
Oscar Omdal
Mr. Hammer
North Pole
Civilization
Alaskan
Andre
Polar Basin
Myr Hammer
Grant Land
Nome
Alaska
Maud
Bering Sea
Arctic Fee
Spitzbergen
Harding and party sail for Sunday cruise on Mayflower
President Harding and Mrs. Harding depart Washington with a small party for an unexpected Sunday cruise aboard the Mayflower. The trip is described as a brief, unannounced getaway from the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Rain Blesses Hope with Penasco River Rises
Heavy rains in Hope New Mexico over the past two weeks lifted water levels in the Penasco river causing several rises. Local residents report improved soil moisture and flood concerns easing as streams run higher through June.
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Hope
N. M
Penasco River
Final Examinations Threaten School Life Health
The article notes examinations as a crisis to student life and urges parents to recognize physical defects that may not cause illness but hinder exam performance. It cites The School Child's Health by the American School Hygiene association and offers a Washington Information Bureau booklet for two cents postage.
Free Copy Request for The School Childs Health Booklet
The Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington DC encloses two cents for return postage on a free booklet titled The School Childs Health. Respondent provides name street city state for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington, DC
Naval bill reported by committee outlines budget boosts
The senate appropriations committee reports 294.235 million dollars for the annual naval bill, up 42.965 million from the House, with 151.251 million less than Navy requests. The plan scales personnel and funds for ships, aircraft, and bases while rejecting new Pacific Coast bases and expanding Puget Sound and Pearl Harbor yards.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Navy Department
Poindexter
Senate
King Democrat
Utah
Marine Corps
Haiti
San Domingo
Congress
Pacific Coast
San Pedro
Calif
Alameda
San Point
Wash
Puget Sound
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
United States
Pacific
Army Air Service
Great Britain
France
Japan
Enchanted City Awaits Shrine Golden Jubilee Festivities
San Francisco prepares for the Shrine jubilee with Hillah Temple hosting visitors from Oregon and Kansas. Delegations from Almas Washington and Abdullah Leavenworth arrive by special trains as Sunday promises music parades and feasting.
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San Francisco
Hillah Temple
Ashland
Medford
Jacksonville
Grant's Pass
Oregon
Mecca
Hillah
Shrine
Abdullah Temple
Leavenworth
Kansas
Almas Temple
Washington, DC
Von Elm Retains Pacific Northwest Amateur Title
George Von Elm of Salt Lake City defeated Ben Stein of Seattle one up in a 36 hole final at Colwood Club to retain the amateur golf championship of the Pacific Northwest.
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Victoria
B. C
George von Elm
Salt Lake City
Pacific Northwest
Ben Stein
Seattle
Colwood
Campaign finance bill proposes caps and full donor disclosure
A House committee bill tightens campaign spending limits for senators to 10000 and representatives to 5000, bars trade of political jobs for support, and requires publication of donors contributing 100 or more. It also mandates federal reports from national parties and campaign committees on activities influencing elections across states. Affected individuals must file sworn statements if they fund or promise 50 or more for influencing elections in two or more states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrews
House Committee On
Congress
Supreme Court
Newberry
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Cox Pronounced Not Guilty of Misusing Mails
Houston oil promoter and aviation enthusiast S. K. Cox was found not guilty on charges of using the mails to defraud after a federal jury verdict. He faced 14 counts tied to selling oil and potash shares and leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Texas
S. Kk. J. Cox
Cox
State Legion Convention Moves to Las Vegas
Santa Fe June 19 The state convention of the American Legion will be held in Las Vegas on August 1, the executive committee announced after today's meeting. The convention place was chosen at the last meeting while the date was left open to be decided by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
The
American Legion
Las Vegas
Senators See Three to One Support for Soldiers' Bonus Bill
Informal canvasses by opponents and supporters show a Senate majority for the soldiers' bonus bill of about three to one. About thirty senators oppose the amended House bill, with ten on the Democratic side and twenty Republicans. Some backers may seek amendments such as a cash feature, while passage over President Harding’s veto remains debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Finance Committees
Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce approves annual budget
Las Vegas New Mexico June 10. The chamber of commerce budget totals 7 761 funds plus 4 800 dues. Secretary W B Estes prepared it and the board approved. The plan seeks equitable burdens across all city businesses and professions. The agricultural committee budget is 2 400 for county surveys and a relief map with product data and literature illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Estes
Ste
San Miguel County
President and Mrs Harding sail on Mayflower cruise
President and Mrs. Harding and party depart unexpectedly on the presidential yacht Mayflower. No White House announcement was made, but Attorney General Daugherty is among the guests. The plan is to cruise Chesapeake Bay without landing and return to Washington Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Daugherty
Chesapeake Bay
New York Couple Wed in Washington Cabinet Ceremony
Miss Catherine Hughes daughter of the secretary of state married Chauncey L Wad dell of New York in the Bethlehem chapel of the Episcopal Cathedral St Peter and Paul Washington. The ceremony drew Washington officials and diplomats including the president and Mrs Harding. The couple will reside in New York City after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hughes
Chauncey L. Waddell
New York
Washington
Washington,Jume
Bethlehem
St. Peter and Paul
Diplomatic Corps
Harding
Secretary of State
Hughes
Chauncey Lockheart Waddell
Alfred Harding
W. Ss. Abernathy
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles Evans Hughes
Stuart Hughes
Ralph Dunlap
Akron
Ohio
Elizabeth Kirkland
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Dunlap
Waddell
New York City
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