Albuquerque Hops of Santa Fe Railway to Expand
Santa Fe Railway officials estimate 1 060 new city residents and 1 000 new homes are needed within a year to accommodate incoming workers and their families at the Albuquerque shops. A new boiler shop, machine shop, and a giant 250 ton lifting crane are under construction, boosting capacity and efficiency. The Pullman Car company may establish an auxiliary repair site here to co operate with the western district shops.
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Puilan Car Company
Alburque
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway
Albuquerque
United
Hoiler
Pullman Car Shops
Pullman Car Company
Cart
Pullman Company
St. Louis
Chicago
Santa Ire
Andion
Buquerooue Shriner Delegation Tours San Francisco
Special dispatch from Francisco June 13 describes the Buquerooue Shrines March visitors from Albuquerque and former residents now in Francisco touring Market Street and the Argo hotel. 90 Shriner bands performed in Union Square while women enjoyed teas and trips to Chinatown and the Cliff House. Taxicab speeds and secret plans for impromptu activities mark the day as delegates and escorts mingle with San Francisco hosts.
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Francisco
Calif
Abyacol
Arket Street
Argohotel
Mexico
Shriner
Union Square
Imperial Potentate Curts
Albuquerque
San Francisco
Chinatown
Clif House
Ballut Abyad Temple
Weather forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday in Colo
Tuesday and Wednesday expect fair to partly cloudy skies with local showers in eastern areas. Warmer temperatures in the east, with little change in the northwest portion. Highs near 91 and lows around 66, winds light to moderate from the south.
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Colo
Wednes
Four teens injured when streetcar jumps track in Denver
A Aurora streetcar struck a faulty switch on East Colfax Avenue at Birch Street causing the car to jump the track and spin around. Four teens suffered cuts from flying glass and some injuries appeared possibly dangerous. The car did not overturn.
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Denver
Colo
Aurora
East Colfax Avenue
Birch Street
Storm lasting minutes kills at A V site
More than 60 bodies recovered with searchers predicting many more fatalities in the aftermath of a storm incident at A V site. Rescue teams continue digging and authorities assess the disaster scene and potential causes.
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Ouares
A. V
Tragic Cyclone Disaster Strikes City Island Beach
More than three score killed as sudden cyclone wrecks 250 small crafts off City Island. Lifeguards and volunteers rescued hundreds. search for the dead continues amid power losses and chaotic shore scenes.
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United States Life Guards
Jack Murray
J. C. Bower
Jack Malloy
Frank Warttinger
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John ¥. Hylan
Bronx
Paul Simon
Clason Point Park
Long Island Sound
River Levee Breaks Flood Two Thousand Acres Near Blythe
The Colorado river levee broke today at Raab ranch two miles east and a mile and a half south of Blythe California. The gap measures 200 feet and is expected to widen flooding about 2000 acres. Blythe was reported not in danger.
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Associated Press
Brawley
Calif
Colorado River
Raab Ranch
Blythe
Blythe Ilecif
Rail Strike Debated In Cincinnati Meeting
At a Cincinnati session of rail union chiefs the weather and heated debate ran high as coats came off during discussion. President Bert M. Jewell called the meeting and delegates agreed to delay the strike tied to wage cuts by the labor board, then adjourned.
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Cincinnati
Rail Union
Bert M. Jewell
Crafts
Rail Labor Board
KE. H. Fitzgerald
Frank Paquin
Timothy Healy
Edward Tegtmeyer
W. H. Johnston
D. W. Helt
F. L. Oliver
Edward J. Evans
H. J. Carr
J. W. Burns
Shop Crafts
W. T. Brown
Test Well 70 Near Los Lunas Set for Drilling
A standard oil rig and casing for a 4000 foot test on the Harlan dome near Los Lunas will be shipped. Judge E B Harlan and associates plan to drill immediately after rig arrival, likely spudding in within 30 days on the Harlan ranch. Locals report active leasing and geologic interest across the district.
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Los Lunas
B. Harlan and Associates
Harlan Dome
Harlan Ranch
E. B. Harlan
Harlan
Ohio
West Virginia
Albuquerque
Edmund Ross
New Mexico
Home Grant
Isleta
Campbell
Oid
Harding presses speed on ship subsidy bill in Congress
Washington June 12 President Harding urges rapid framing of the administration ship subsidy bill. The merchant marine committee will submit it to the House tomorrow while the Republican steering committee weighs a party vote if needed before adjournment. Talks with Mondell touched on a special session if voting stalls. No action yet on Muscle Shoals nitrate plant disposal. Ford’s takeover proposal remains uncertain.
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Washington
Harding
Merchant Marine Committee
House
Republican Steering Committee
Congress
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Rio Grande Reaches 15-Year High Water Mark
Rio Grande at Rio Grande City Texas hits the highest stage in 15 years and continues rising at about one foot per hour. Water stands 20 feet above normal at Rio Grande City and 30 feet above normal at Roma fifteen miles away. San Pedro Mexico across the river sees the custom house underwater.
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Associated Press
Rio Grande City
Texas
Rio Grande
Roma
San Pedro
Mexico
Custom House
Poine Sticks to Hague Conference Line in Note to Britain
Paris June 12 Premier Poincare rejects any shift from his June 1 memorandum on The Hague conference. He urges an early united Western front to restrict Russian aims at The Hague and cites Italy’s treaty as proof. The French reply is formal and businesslike with acid tone toward Genoa and bankers’ commissions. It mentions credit demands by lenders on certain European economies.
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Paris
Poincare
Ife
Hague
M. Poine
Italy
Genoa
Russia
Portland Printers Accept Cut in Pay
The Multnomah Typographical Union and the Portland Typothetae signed a two year agreement with a five percent wage reduction. The deal runs to June 5, 1924, with no changes in hours or working conditions. Landmen will earn 40 dollars weekly and machine men 46, based on a 44 hour week.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Multnomah Typographical Union
Portland Typothetac
William N. Kimsey
Washington Wins Boat Race Over Wisconsin in Madison
The University of Washington defeated Wisconsin University in Madison by eight lengths after leading from the start. The coast crew surged to the front at the gun and maintained a clear advantage throughout the race.
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Madison
Wis
University of Washington
Wisconsin University
Woman Nominated as Sitka Postmistress
President nominates Elizabeth D. Dearmond to be postmistress at Sitka Alaska.
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Washington
Elizabeth D. Dearmond
Sitka
Alaska
Fathers Beat Daughters 11 3 in Baseball Showdown
In Poughkeepsie on June 12 a Fathers team from Vassar seniors defeated Daughters 11 to 3. Umpire Elmer Steele, ex Pittsburgh Nationale, officiated amid lively play as Vassar’s pitching ace struck six in the third and five in the fourth, while a line drive by Highland Park, Illinois, hurler troubled the batter.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar
Edith Fitch
Vascar
Elmer Steele
Pittsburgh Nationale
Card
Highland Park
Moundsman
Vasser
Coal prices unlikely to rise despite higher bituminous output
Chicago reports that U S Geological Survey figures show bituminous production near 5 million tons will not immediately lift wholesale coal prices. Dealers say weekly demand runs eight to nine million tons with ongoing orders, while Hoover agreement seeks to curb profiteering. 40 million tons remain on hand with 10 million in transit as supply and demand drive intensifying trading.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Geological Survey
Middle West
Dealtra
Hoover
Great Lakes
Northwest
Wage cutscholarship threaten railroad workers gains
Chicago June 12 AP The railroad labor board is expected to order wage reductions totaling about 150 million annually affecting 355000 workers. Clerks about 200000 would face at least five cents an hour cuts while dispatchers and shop supervisory staff largely escape. Other groups including signal men freight handlers and common labor face similar five cent hourly reductions. Leaders threaten strike votes once the decision is issued reaffirming the union stance amid widespread discontent.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Railroad Labor Board
Maintenance of Way Department
Nen
Marine
D. W. Helt
Signal Men
EF. H. Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Opens 42nd Annual Convention
The American Federation of Labor begins its forty second annual convention in Cincinnati Ohio with delegates from numerous unions gathering to discuss labor issues and strategy.
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American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Ohio
Labor Leaders Rally as Union Rights Are Fought
Cincinnati June 12 The American Federation opens its 42nd annual convention with Samuel Gompers warning delegates that rights guaranteed by the constitution must not be eroded. He insists labor will push back against any attempt to weaken union protections and stresses equal footing in negotiations with employers.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Organized Labor
American Federation
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Mr. Gompers
Gompers
George I’ Carrel
T. J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio National Guard
Well Known Sports Writer Dixie Carroll Dies at 38
Dixie Carroll a noted Chicago sports writer and fishing authority died at his home after an extended illness. He was editor of the fishing news section of the Chicago Daily News and helped organize the Isaac Walton club. His burial will be in Pittsburgh. He was 38 and married.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dixie Carroll
Carroll Blaine Cook, Jr
Chicago Daily News
Pittsburgh
Carroll
Hea
Isaac Walton
Buff to defend bantamweight title July 10 in New York Velodrome
Johnny Buff has signed to defend the bantamweight championship against Joe Lynch on July 10. Promoter Tex Rickard announced the bout in New York today to be held at the Velodrome.
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Johnny Burp
New York
Johnny Buff
Joe Lynch
Tex Rickard
Free Booklet on the Use of Concrete
A Washington Information Bureau offers a free booklet titled How to Make Concrete and How to Use It. It describes numerous home and farm concrete applications and states novices can complete projects with simple instructions. To get a copy, mail the coupon with two cents in stamps.
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Washington Information Bureau
Free Concrete Jooklet Requested by J Haskin
A note from PREPERIC J HASKIN director of The Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington DC encloses two cents for return postage on a free copy of the Concrete Jooklet. Name Street City State.
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Preperic J. Haskin
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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