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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
1
The U S Circuit Court issued an injunction against Hearst under the International News Service case. The ruling forbids Hearst from purloining news from its competitor, restoring competitive protections.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals grants AP request in case against the International News Service. It affirms injunctions preventing SIS from obtaining or using AP news and from competing with AP members by improper practices. The ruling outlines cooperative news distribution and bylaws restricting advance publication and sharing with unauthorized parties.
The forecast from Denver indicates Friday and Saturday will be partly cloudy with a chance of local thunder. Showers are expected in the northeast portion, and temperatures may be slightly warmer in the northern area on Friday.
The twenty four hour period ended at 6 PM yesterday saw a maximum of "&% degrees" and a minimum of 62 with a 27 degree range. At 6 PM the temperature was 78 and winds were from the southwest with partly cloudy skies.
The case centers on a newspaper that serves both sides of a legal dispute. In its office, printing telegraph machines were read by defendant agents who used incoming headlines. Plaintiff argues the notices originated from a New York bulletin produced by a plaintiff member, printed westward by defendants’ customers without their knowledge.
A dispatch from Petrograd reports that the congress of soldiers and workmen's delegates from across Russia voted confidence in the provisional government. They unanimously adopted a resolution calling for an immediate resumption of the offensive and a reorganization of the army. A war cabinet was formed with leaders of the army and navy and technical representatives.
Federal mediator heads to Butte to probe the strike of Metal Mine Workers and electricians against Anaconda Copper Mining. Union demands include 68 dollars daily for miners and six dollars for electricians, with the union tied to the Industrial Workers of the World. Mines run one shift, ore shortages threaten the Great Falls smelter.
A Juarez dispatch says Jose Almarez charge d affaires in Berlin has been recalled by President Carranza. General Wilckens, named by Villa as military adviser, is identified by Mexican officials. Three more Germans crossed into Chihuahua City and five Americans believed to be blackers joined the same train.
Prospects good for the administration measure to become law by July first as urged by the President. The indication suggests swift action and alignment with executive goals.
Senate decides not to hear Herbert C. Hoover today as planned. Sherman delivers caustic speech. Morning Journal special from Wink Washington reports on a front held amid British Austrian and Italian clashes, with prospects for comparative quiet prevailing.
Debate over provisions on shoes clothing farm machinery and cotton stalled by amendments so the food regulation bill progresses toward a final vote. Senate leaders edge toward compromise with changes on requisitions wages rationing and hoarding plus a plan for further discussion next week.
In a Monday clash near Mossy Farm the German Crown Prince gains control of nearly all terrain as Fetake’s forces retreat to a salient 400 meters northeast of the farm. The engagement marks a significant territorial shift in the contested area.
Demonstrations by women pickets at the White House cause peace officers to intervene. Officials report the situation remains tense as guards maintain order around the Richet onlookers and identify any potential threats.
The Ludicek family Joseph Ludwck and sons James Albert and daughter Helen were found dead in their Landicek farm home eight miles northeast of Toledo Iowa. A rifle shot was found by Albert’s body and authorities suspect the eldest son, 2 years old, was responsible while temporarily insane.
Washington reports the government favors recalling at least 45 000 Americans serving with allied armies to join American forces. Officials say legislation is needed to restore citizenship to those who took oaths to foreign nations, which has left them without U.S. citizenship for the war.
Melvin Hardesty, a prospector from Cokeville Wye, drowned June 2 twenty five miles north of town in Bam Creek after slipping from a bank and becoming lodged under a jammed obstruction.
Private Harold H. DeHaan of the Colorado National Guard was found with a fractured skull and left arm near a bridge in Pueblo on June 21. Initially thought train collision, doctors suspect assault by a hostile agent. investigation ongoing. DeHaan, 25, from Fort Morgan, was taken to a local hospital.
The Illinois public utilities commission approved the reorganization plan of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad granting permission to issue 65.6 million dollars in preferred stock at 6 and 7 percent interest. A similar Iowa commission order was recently issued.
The contract forDes Moines army cantonment buildings was awarded to Charles Weitz Sons of Des Moines.
A government agent said a British steamer brought a large number of Germans from a sea raider into an American port, but details were not disclosed and confirmation was unavailable. Washington officials could not verify the report.
President Wilson backs Senator Pomerene's plan to empower the government to fix coal prices for war or emergency. The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee will meet to consider the resolution, which would authorize the Federal Trade Commission to set coal prices and allow government operation of coal mines with later operator compensation. Wilson says the coal situation is acute and prices are too high.
The Kronprizessin Cecilie was seized by the United States Shipping Board in Boston after two years held on damages claims arising from a failed gold shipment at the war outbreak. A court ordered return of the ship to its German owners, ending the seizure.
Bowe Whitehall N Y June 21 Rear Admiral William N Potter A S N retired died suddenly at his home today from apoplexy He was 47 years old and was placed on the retired list in May 1912.
Cananea Consolidated Copper at Cananea Sonora 60 miles south of the border suspended operations after pulling fires from smelters and mills. Hundreds of Americans headed home by car and train as General Evans remained to supervise departures amid fears of unrest from Mexican labor replacement policies, tariffs, and tax changes affecting profits.
A late report says Cananea mines were seized by the Mexican government and all Americans are evacuating the copper camp. Special train departures were announced and many cars are carrying foreigners to the border as Cananea care heads out heavily loaded.
Special Ambassador and head of the Russian mission to America spoke about his country’s future in a reflective, feeling-rich address. He outlined a hopeful outlook as Olav people enter a new era of national life.
Ambassador Bakhmetieff tells Washington the new Russia seeks close ties with the United States. He cites American resources and organization aiding Russia's reconstruction and war effort while stressing a shared democratic purpose and aim for universal peace.
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