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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1925

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Bhanghal Uprising Indication of Soviet Alignment

London reports growing nationalist upheaval in China as Kuo-Min-Tang mobilizes against foreign influence. Western powers fear broader conflict with Japan and Russia, while internal rebels and rival generals fuel a volatile mix of patriotism and foreign intervention.

Britain America Japan China Kuo-Min-Tang Europe Sinn Fein Ireland Inesia Jamn Pacific

Weather overview for Denver and Southwest regions

United States weather bulletin from Denver and Washington details New Mexico and Arizona outlook for Sunday and Monday with light temperature changes. Northern and Southern Rocky Mountains show cloudiness, showers possible, cooler start, warmer end, while conditions near normal most of week. University station reports 90 high, 68 low, clear day, southwest wind.

Denver New Mexico Arizona Washington Rocky Mountain and Plateau Rocky Mountain Mono Iscseiscrs Sncasaeree Ieee Ycandsdseseouaence Wisseereee S.scccesrce C-Caasieonces

Raton Boy of 3 Dies After Milk Truck Accident

William Turner Devenny aged 3 son of jeweler W H Devenny died at Miners hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a Sunshine dairy milk truck near Columbia School. He and his sister crossed the street and the boy ran back into traffic. no blame is attributed to the driver.

Raton N. M William Turner Devenny W.H. Devenny Miners’ Hospital Sunshine Dairy Columbian School

Rioters burn consulates and ships in Canton area riot

British and Japanese consulates at Kiu-Kiang were wrecked and set ablaze during intense clashes. looters targeted foreign company properties while Chinese troops and a Japanese naval party restored order after students and workers caused havoc. Kiu-Kiang lies on the Yangtze about 142 miles from Hankow with a 69,000 population.

London Shanghai Daily Express Kiu-Kiang Nisshin Kisen Kaisha Butterfield and Swire Yangtse Hankow

Canton Beaten Yunnanese Driven From City

In Canton the Kwan-Tung army drove the defeated Yunnanese from Honam and Shameen islands after a protracted struggle. The move follows desertion of Kwanesi troops and threatens to oust the Yunnanese from southern province control.

San Francisco Kwan-Tung Sun Yat Sen Canton Honam Island Shameen Island

Man Arrested on Eve of Wife Funeral in Bernalillo

John McCauley of Chicago was arrested in this city on a drunkenness charge after an incident at a Bernalillo restaurant where he allegedly slammed a Spanish omelet into a Japanese chef’s face and struck him. Sheriff Montoya pursued the case, McCauley posted a $100 bond, and he attended his wife Edna Marie McCauley’s funeral in the morning.

John McCauley Chicago Bernalillo McCauley Montoya Sandoval Jack Crowley Lazarus

Tingley Heads Committee for Defense Plans

Governor Hinkle appoints a Defense day committee for Bernalillo county led by Clyde Tingley and Captain Harry M. Peck. The panel enlists American Legion leaders and other appointees to organize defense activities with regional subcommittees for Sandoval Valencia and a statewide military advisory group. Women’s participation committee includes Soledad C. Chacon Adelina Otero-Warren Isabelle Eckles and M C O'Brien.

Hinkle Bernalillo Clyde Tingley Harry M. Peck 111Th New Mexico Cavalry American Legion Sandoval Valencia Manuel Baca Pena Blanca Manuel Garcia Belen Santa Fe Vincent J. Jaeger Norman L. King Frank KE. Mera John W. Cooper Ed C Tafoya Lester A. Sprinkle Roswell Charles W. Latimer John T. Veale Las Cruces Soledad C. Chacon Adelina Otero-Warren Isabelle Eckles M. C. O'Brien

Fifteen U M W A Members Sworn In as Constables

In New Waterford Nova Scotia on June 15 fifteen United Mine Workers of America members were sworn as special constables to aid the local police during the British Empire Steel strike. Five thousand miners attended the funeral of William Davis shot by a steel corporation policeman amid Thursday’s rioting. militia and provincial police remained at the Sydney steel plant enclosure.

New Waterford United Mine Workers of America British Empire Steel Corporation William Davis Steel Corporation Sydney

Miner Chained in Mine Demands Bologna Food

In Grass Valley California a miner named Robert Hill, trapped in the Alta combination mine tunnel after a cave in, communicates via a pipe line with rescue crews and his wife Fannie Hill. He reports good health aside from cold and hunger and asks for bologna.

Grass Valley Calif Baltic Alta Combination Robert Hill Hill Mra Fannie Hill

Production of Lead in U S and Mexico in May

Production figures from the American Bureau of Metal Statistics show crude lead at 65,764 short tons, refined lead at 62,521 tons, and antimonial lead at 1,589 tons for May. This follows April outputs of 64,699 crude, 63,012 refined, and 1,149 antimonial tons.

New York U. S Mexico American Bureau of Metal Statistics

New Mexico Agriculture Yields Mixed Results in Weather Struggles

State College figures show New Mexico cotton at 85 percent of normal, with Pecos valley replanting due to poor stands while Mesilla valley cotton and fruit trees show better futures. US crops vary with apples at 63.4 percent, peaches 47 million bushels, pears 17 million, and drought shaping wheat, oats, barley, rye, and alfalfa outlooks amid June rains.

New Mexico State College Pecos Valley Mesilla United States San Juan Rio Arriba Santa Fe

Sir Peter Wins Latonia Enquirer Handicap

Sir Peter owned by J W Bell won the Latonia Enquirer handicap a 5000 added race for three year olds and up over a mile and a sixteenth at Latonia Kentucky on June 15 this AP report notes the victory and speed.

Pte Landicap Latonia Sir Peter J. W. Bell

Stone Funeral Services To Be Held On Monday

Warren S. Stone head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and its cooperative banks will lie in state Monday in his aud itorium in Cleveland. Funeral services are set for Euclid Avenue Congregational church at 2 p m. The advisory board will choose a successor Tuesday, with William B Prenter likely next in line. High railway officials and financiers are expected to attend the services.

Cleveland, O Warren Stone The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Engineers Euclid Avenue Congregational Church Brotherhood William B. Prenter Mr. Stone

Renewed Search For Missing American Rancher

In Nogales Sonora Mexican officials end the hunt after a month while U S ranchers plan to resume efforts following two pet dogs that lead them to the hills near the Jarrel ranch at Cibuta Sonora. An estate valued at about 50000 pesos is being settled and two men remain jailed in Nogales in connection with the disappearance.

Nogales Ariz George Jarrel Cibuta Sonora Jarrel

Senators Fined as Chicago Forfeit Rejected

New York June 13 The Washington club of the American league fined 500 for failing to play a game with Chicago. Chicago forfeiture claim rejected because the White Sox did not appear in uniform on the field.

Senators New York Washington Club American League Today Chicago White Sox

Three Get Pen Sentences For House Robber

Samuel Martinez Lorenzo Trujillo and Elias Archibeque were sentenced by Judge Milton Helmick after pleading guilty to larceny from dwelling houses. Martinez received two and a half to three years to run concurrently with a prior suspended sentence, Trujillo two to two and a half years, and Archibeque one to one and a half years. Jose Gabriel Herrera, who pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge, was fined $100 and bound over on grand larceny charges.

Samuel Martinez Lorenzo Trujilo Elias Archibeque Milton Helmick Martinez Lorenzo Trulllo Archibeque Jose Gabriel Herrera William A. Ferris Ross Salazar U. Finley Sheriff's Office Terrera Trujillo Martineztown Herrera

Miss Wingfield Dies After Auto Crash

Miss Nila Wingfield aged 22 dies from injuries after an auto collision north of Artesia New Mexico. She was a University of New Mexico student and beauty prize winner. She riding with friends was struck by a Mexican truck driver. Her neck injuries proved fatal despite urgent care.

Artesia N. M Nila Wingfield Edward Wingfield Flynn, Welch and Yates Wichita Kans Wingfield University of New Mexico

City Extension Meeting Invites Voters for Monday

A meeting for all territory residents eligible to vote on the city extension is set for Monday at 7 39 p m at University Heights church. Speakers include W H Powell W S Patterson Philip Donnell Kenneth Balcomb Dr James R Scott City Manager Calkins City Attorney Jamison commission members Judge Botts and others with discussion open to all. The election will be held Tuesday at the Riley grocery East Central avenue and Heights barber shop Harvard avenue.

University Heights Community Church W. H. Powell W. S.S. Patterson Philip Donnell Kenneth Balcomb James R. Scott Calkins Jamison City Commission C. M. Botts Riley Grocery East Central Avenue Heights Barber Shop Harvard Avenue

Western Union to Install Direct Mexico City Telegraph Circuit

New York June 13 AP tentative June 15 for inauguration of the first telegraphic land wire link direct between New York and Mexico City. Western Union press wire will bypass border delays by transmitting AP dispatches instantly to Mexico City for faster news. The automatic printer circuit extends over 1 000 miles and will be carried via J Williver Western Union VP with potential public business use.

New York Mexico City Western Union ‘Telegraph Company Associated Press United States News of Western Uniona Telegraph Western Union Laredo Texas Nuevo Laredo Mexico J. ©. Williver

Klansman Undergoes Second Quizzing by Federal Officers

Denver, June 12. Dr. John Galen Locke head of the Ku Klux Klan in the state underwent a second questioning by federal officers about his income tax returns. The session was held behind closed doors with attorney Ben B. Laskin present. U S National Bank officials were ordered to produce records of dealings with Locke as Klan agent and to appear for questioning when federal agents call.

Denver Colo John Galen Locke Ku Klux Klan Ben B. Laskin

Pistol Duel Follows Swift Auto Chase in Chicago

A dramatic Chicago gun battle after a 70 mile per hour car chase left three dead and one officer fatally wounded. Patrolman William Sweeney single handed captured two gangsters after killing one, pursuing suspects through a basement and a street car. Genna died in the basement after a shotgun volley failed. Authorities vowed swift indictments and a city wide roundup of gang members.

Chicago William Sweeney Sweeney Angelo Genna Clain Michael Genna Genna Harold Olson Charles Walsh Michael Conway Patrol Devere

High Power Line to Develop Pecos Valley Resources

Hagerman New Mexico June 13 4 The high tension electric power line from Rosewell to Artesia marches toward completion It will serve intermediate towns and farms along the route The line carries 33000 volts with substations at Hagerman Dexter and Lake Arthur A crew will operate from Hagerman station The project aims to stimulate development of Pecos Valley resources through enhanced power delivery.

Hagerman N. M Rosewell Artesia Consolidated Utilies Engineering Company Roawell Aretesla Carlsbad Dexter Lake Arthur Hager

Belmont Classic Won by American Flag at Belmont Park

Belmont Park New York June 13 AP American Flag son of Mans War won the fifty seventh Belmont Stakes worth 59000 for three year olds and fillies. Jockey Johnson rode the victor by more than six lengths. Dapgerova was second and Swope third before a large crowd.

Belmont Park New York Glen Riddle Farms Johnson C. A. Cochran Dapgerova Bud Fisher

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