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Carriers report peak performance for the week ending May 26, a rare achievement with the movement of revenue freight exceeding previous records in only two other weeks in history.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
1
Industry Reports High Speed Rail and Steel Demand
Industry data show continued rapid activity with May pig iron output at 124 800 tons daily versus April 118 300. Rail loadings and earnings beat historical marks, net railway income at 82 200 000 dollars in April equating to six percent of valuation. Cotton prices rallied with Liverpool demand and copper improved on foreign buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
American Railway Association
Clans One
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dun and Bradstreet
Dun
Bradstreet
Liverpool
Veterans of Foreign Wars Meet in Boulder
Several hundred veterans from Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico will gather in Boulder June 14 to 16 for the annual encampment. Highlights include a barbecue trip to Frazier Lake the founding site and a Colorad o Springs post play with addresses by prominent figures. Tri state officers are Samuel H. Merrow commander Claude M. Buren E W Spencer and Dave Oyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Fazier Lake
Colorailo Springs
Tri-State
Samuel H. Merrow
Denver
Claude M. Buren
Pueblo
E. W. Spencer
Dave Oyler
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Denver June 16. New Mexico expects generally fair days Monday and Tuesday with possible showers in the extreme northeast portion on Monday and warmer conditions in the northeast on Tuesday. Arizona will be fair Monday and Tuesday with little change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended six pm yesterday recorded by the university. Highest temperature eighty six, lowest eighty eight, mean eighty eight. Humidity at eight pm sixty eight, precipitation and wind details noted, wind direction from the Martinwest area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlocat
W University
A. Ts
Martinwest earHcier Sf
Storm Causes Million Dollar Property Loss in Macon
A Macon Georgia storm on June 10 caused about 1 million dollars in damage. The system dumped over six inches of rain in an hour and a half, overwhelming city storm sewers and causing widespread property loss within two miles of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Peach Belt
Dehecones
Uniform Flag Usage Conference Set for Flag Day in Washington
President Harding will open a national flag conference on Flag Day June 14 at Memorial Continental Hall to establish a uniform code for flag usage. The two day meeting will include officials and delegates from over fifty organizations and feature leaders such as Theodore Roosevelt Jr and John J Tigert among principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren G. Harding
National Americaniam Commission
The
American Legion
Harding
Memorial Continental Hall
President Harding
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
United States
Herbert Fr. Choynski
Fraterna
Order of Eagles
Earl Pearson
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Mra
Anthony Wayne Cook
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. W. Frizzell
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Db. W. Hyde
United States Chamber of Commerce
D. J. Callahan
Knights of Columbus
Minnie F. Cunningham
League of Women Voters
KR. M. Whitney
American Defense Society
Reuben Ross Holloway
Daughters of 13512
Jason Joy
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Harry E. Karr
International Kiwanis Clubs
H. H. B. Meyer
Congressional Library
Frank JD. Webb
National Association of Newspaper Executives
Co. H. 8S
Kerrick
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Mild furore over Friedburg charity contribution
A Tried burg man Fais Friedburg contributed 150 to Jewish charities after his arrest and arraignment for obtaining money by fraud. The payment followed police pressure and a misreported court coercion, with funds surrendered to charity after it was revealed the collection was fraudulently obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Triedburg
Friedburg
Judge Reddy
Judge
Salvation Army worker slashes wife then dies by poison
In Phoenix a Salvation Army worker, F A McNally, 41, slashed his wife Faye McNally’s throat in front of two daughters, ages 12 and 8, then killed himself with poison. Mrs McNally, a non commissioned officer, had separated from him for nearly a year. The couple had moved to the home recently from Roswell New Mexico. Two other daughters, Ors 16 and Audrey 19, survive. Audrey lives in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary
Rebecca
F. A. McNally
Salvation Army
Arizona
Ater
Ors
Audrey
San Francisco
Great Britain Eyes Forest Recreation Plans in US
The British consul at Portland urges greater use and management of forests for recreation and timber across Britain modeled on U S practices. He notes high public forest use in the United States and seeks data from American officials to inform policy while warning of fire risk from human carelessness and dry conditions in Arizona and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Southwestern Forest Service District
Great Britain
F. Co. W. Pooler
Aise
United States
Forest Service
Arizona
New Mexico
John P. Trant
Ore
British Isles
Consul Trant
Pooler
Southwest
Woman Celebrates 99th Birthday in Chicago
Chicago June 10 Mrs Ann Pierce marked her 99th birthday by cutting and sharing a cake she baked for the occasion. She attributed longevity to living right and thinking tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ann Pierce
Civil War Vet Rev Albert Loughridge Dead at 78
Salem Oregon June 10 Rev Albert Loughridge LL D civil war veteran and longtime missionary in India died at his home aged 78. He graduated in 1871 from the University of Iowa and was an educator in Iowa and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Albert Loughridge
India
Iowa
Mie
University of Iowa
Treasury to seek 159 million loan to refinance debt
Washington June 10 The treasury announced plans to seek a 159000000 loan to refund financing for the current year ending June 30. New certificates will mature in September and be retired largely by tax receipts in the next two quarterly payments. Interest at four percent, lower than prior offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Awott
Pew
Firpo Knocks Out Jack Herman in Second Round Bout
Louis Angel Firpo, the Argentine heavy, defeated Italian Jack Herman in the second round after 3 minutes 19 seconds. Firpo weighed about 217 pounds to Herman's 182, dominating a lopsided match with decisive blows after a cautious first round. Herman was knocked unconscious and stretchered to his corner with Firpo aiding in his revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Angel Firpo
Havana
Viavana
Associated Press
Jack” Herman
Firpo
Herman
Firpos
Firpe
Fierman
Kirpo
Fir
Family rescued after marooned day near Milliken Colorado
Frank Ornalla beet tender his wife and two children spent a day stranded in a small house four miles northeast of Milliken before rescuers pulled them aboard a 12 foot boat. Floods from the swollen rivers backed by heavy rain stretched across the Greeley area threatening rail lines bridges and crops with no loss of life reported by late tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colo
Milliken
Frank Ornalla
Sheriff's Office
Ornalla
Firoa
Rie Thompson
Platte
Loveland-Johnstown
Union Pacific
Great Western Railroad
Loveland
Denver
Johnstown
Evans
LaSalle
Eleventh Cavalry Polo Wins Ninth Army Corps Championship
Boise Idaho June 10 Led by captain Major GC Chandler who scored seven goals the Eleventh Cavalry polo team of Monterey Presidio California defeated the Tenth Field Artillery polo team of Camp Lewis Washington 11 to 1 to win the ninth army corps area championship Today Chandler played despite an injury from a previous week Camp Lewis won last year’s area title and Boise’s civilian team will meet Monterey next Wednesday to decide the northwestern polo title
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
GC. Chandler
Calvary
Monterey
Presidio
California
Army Corps
Artilery
Camp Lewis
Washington
Chandler
Northwestern Pelo
Siki to Sail for New York on June 22
Battling Siki announces his departure for New York on June 22. He will fight Morcile in Paris June 16 and refuses to meet Marcel Nilles July 8, though contracts were signed. The French boxing federation investigates and may compel a Paris bout before his U S exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parise
Associated Press
Siki
New York
Morcile
Paris
Marcel Nilles
Nilles
United State
Fire Rages in Manzano Mountains As Forest Fire Spreads
A large forest fire sweeping the Manzano mountains near Manzano village has consumed more than 1,000 acres by last night. Authorities say the blaze, started near the McKinley Brothers sawmill on land owned by Gross Kelly & Co, is driven by high winds and dry timber. Firefighters from the sawmill and additional crews struggled to contain the flames with reinforcements en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzano Mountains
Manzano Village
Kender C. Kartchner
Manzano National Forest
McKinley Brothers
Gross, Kelly & Co
Las Vegas
United States Forest Service
Capilla Peak
Kartchner
L. H. Laney
Forest Srvice
Mountainair
J. Harrison
Grose, Kelly & Co
Stanford Track Team Departs For N C C A A A Meet
Stanford University's track team of 10 men leaves for Chicago to compete in the N C C A A meet next Friday and Saturday. The Pacific coast will be represented by Oregon, Washington, California, and Stanford, with Dink Templeton and Manager Tucker accompanying the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Calif
Dink” Templeton
Tucker
Chicago
N. CC. A.A
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
California
Stanford
Pierre Loti, French Novelist, Dies in Ileadaye Home
Pierre Loti, renowned French novelist, died at his home in Ileadaye after a long illness. Surrounded by his children and friends, he had recently returned to his beloved Basque country and will be buried in a tomb he built on Cleron Island in the Atlantic off Charente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilendaye
France
Associated Press
Pierre Loti
M. Loti
Basque Country
Cleron
Atlantic
Coset
Charente-in- Mriepte
Morning Journal Delivers First Aztec Flight Shipment
The Albuquerque Morning Journal plans its inaugural air shipment to Aztec via rider Tommie Thompson. He will depart Albuquerque at 6 30 AM and reach Aztec around 8 40 AM with two passengers aboard, delivering the paper from press to plane by motorcycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Avie
Anil
San Juan Basin
Tommie” Thompson
University of New Mexico
Pioneer
Albquerque
San Juan
Albuquerque
Aztec
Tommie
British Open action opens as Troon hosts 22 golfers
Troon Scotland June 10 AP reports cold winds over the Ayreshire coast as 22 golfers prepare for final British Open qualifying at Troon. Walter Hagen remains the favorite with Gene Sarazen and Gene Barazen among strong American contenders. Qualifying 18 holes on the New and Municipal courses leads to an 72 hole match on the Old course with top 0 survivors advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon
Scotland
Associated Press
Ayreshire
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Gene Barazen
George Ausbach
Faston
Warry Brown
Mexico City
Jim Barnes
Pelham Manor
Charles Hoffner
Philadelphia
McDonaldg Smith
California
EH. W. Clark
Asheville
N. C
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
American Authorized to Sign Guarantees to Protzu ku Bandits
Tsao Kuen Shantung inspector general telegraphs authority to Roy Anderson American intermediary to sign guarantees to the Paotzuku bandits and press for release of Chinese and foreign captives. Anderson travels with Wen Ship Tsen and delegation from Chinese chambers and Shantung Citizens Association to the bandits stronghold for a final parley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Tsao-Kun
Shantung
Tsaohwang
Roy Anderson
Paotzuku
Anderson
Wen Ship-Tsen
Chinese Chambers of Commerce
Shantung Citizens’ Association
Stanford football star arrested on raised bill charge
Raeburn Doughty Stanford halfback and former Sacramento High School physical instructor was arrested in San Francisco for attempting to pass a two dollar bill raised to twenty. Police recovered nine more raised notes from his pockets and said another person was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Raeburn Doughty
Stanford University
Sacramento
Doughty
Texas
Stanford
Chinese President Li defies push to quit amid Pekin unrest
President Li Yuanhung said he would resist removal efforts until parliament, legally named successor, takes office. He accused a militarist of backing resignations and cabinet collapse, denounced police actions, and urged a new cabinet with civilian support. He cited telegraphs to Marshal Tsao Kun and Wu Pei Fu and noted parliament’s dependence on militarists for revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Associated Press
Rugsting Ageiteh
Chang Shao-Teng
Metropolitan Police
Tsao Kun
Chihal
Wu Pei-Fu
Ren
W. W. Yor
W. K. Wellington Keo
United States
Iiance
Econtihean
Meiklejohn Lacks Authority to Speak for Adventists
Colorado Springs June 14. Denying that Rev. Aya Meiklejohn of Omaha is authorized to speak for Seventh Day Adventists on educational matters Prof. Charles Walter Irwin reiterated at Stratton Park that church schools will ignore government and university standards and focus on Bible and practical subjects. The conference outlined a new church education system and ordered its printing for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Aya. Meiklejohn
Omaha
Charles Walter Irwin
World Educational Conference
Stratton Park
Meiklejohn
Irwin
Caterpillar Army Defeated by Flies in Corvallis
Corvallis Oregon June 10 The caterpillar army that swarmed over rails and sidewalks delaying trains has met its natural enemy. Flies overtook the marchers and laid eggs in their heads. Eggs produced larvae that killed the infected caterpillars. Many caterpillars remain, but the invaders' strength is decreasing hourly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Ore
Le Capucin Captures Jockey Club Prize at Chantilly
In Chantilly France on June 10 Le Capucin ridden by F Williams won the Jockey Club prize known as the French derby Ni ceas finished second and Sir Galahad with McGee aboard finished third. Le Capucin started poorly but surged to a driving finish before the largest crowd in years. The win earned 8000 francs for owner Jaenet Dergorree and paid back backers at three to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantilly
France
L la Capucin
F. Williams
Niceas
Sir Galahad
McGee
le Capucin
le Capnein
Winnie
Jaeanet Dergorree
Trance Vod
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S of Railways
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
National Americanism Commission of the Legion
Phoenix, Ariz
Shriners
Gov. F. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Imperial Potentate
George Washington
Mason
Mystic Shrine
Washington, D.C
E. Lee Trinkle
U. S. Treasury
Jack Herman
11Th Cavalry Polo
Manzanos
McKinley
Legion Meeting
State Department
Hugh A. Carlisle Post
Chamber of Commerce
Post
Legion
Hugh A. Carlisle
State Department of
China 3
Li Yuan-Hung
Jockey Club Prize
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