Labor Plaid Seeks U S Ireland Recognition and protest
The American Federation of Labor authorized President Gompers to seek White House and Congress action recognizing the Irish Republic and to protest Britain against violent acts in Ireland. A special note to Premier Lloyd George was also approved. The council reviewed the forty first convention and outlined future relations with international labor bodies, suspending cooperation for now, and urged passage of the Johnson Nolan wage bill for federal workers.
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Denver
Colo
Organized Labor of America
Harding
Congress
Great Britain
Ireland
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Washington
White House
Lloyd George
Gompera
International Federation of Trade Unions
Eidetradke
Gompers
Johnson-Nolan
Council
Fire Ravages Oatman Mining Camp in Arizona
AP reports fire swept through Oatman Ariz damaging the business district and residences. Town of about 1500 has little water or organized firefighting with telegraph and phone service out. Oatman sits on a steep hill with many homes perched above others, aiding spread.
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Oatman
Ariz
San Bernardino
Calif
Needles
Prescott
Businews
Phoenix
Eome
No Jury Obtained For Mine Leaders Trial
Columbus June 27 No jury was obtained for the trial of Alexander Howat and August Dorcy officials of the Kansas miners union charged with violating the Kansas Industrial court law by calling a strike. A special venire was ordered drawn. Howat and Dorohy are alleged to have violated the law in a February strike at the George K Mackey Fuel company mine in Scammon. A planned demonstration by friends of the accused did not materialize as court adjourned. The session featured a clash between attorney J L Sheppard and Judge Bossa with Sheppard alleging a conspiracy to destroy union labor.
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Columbus
Kana
Alexander Howat
August Dorcy
Kansas Miners’ Union
Kansas Industrial Court
Howat
Dorohy
Sanne
Eorge
K. Mackey Fuel Company
Scam
Bisbee Records Hottest Day At 98.5 Degrees This Year
In Bisbee Arizona on June 27 the afternoon temperature reached 98.5 degrees marked the highest of the year so far. The note records the heat level at the town observatory as the day warmed.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Rotary Kiwanis Managers Preview Tomorrow Battle
Kiwanis nine boast fitness and mock Rotarians as off and fat, claim pink condition. Lineup led by EB Boule with Cooper, Ross, Prager and Cornish aboard, Rotary uniforms to be worn by Ags, Umpire Roy McDonald, Grover Devine box score, parade at 1:30 from YMCCA, Clown corps to perform at park.
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Kiwanis
Barelas Celd
Albuquerque Grays
Rays
Roy McDonald
EB. N. Boule
Donaldson
Hhea
Bowers
Heberstreit
Kiwanis Clown Corps
Ball Park
Arthur Prager
Barelas Field
Rotarians
Kiwaniana
Ags
Rotary Siucers
Aqs
Rotary Boys
Grover Devine
Leo Murphey
Prager
Lester Cooper
Ed Ross
van Atta
A. Prager
P. G. Cornish
Kenneth Taldridge
Charles White
Carson Peek
Harold Gater
N Martin
Weather forecast for Denver and southwest states
Denver Colorado June 27 Generally fair and warm conditions continue Tuesday and likely Wednesday New Mexico fares fair with continued warmth Arizona also fair Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local University Weather Report Summary
Weather record for the last 24 hours ending 6 pm reports clear skies with calm to light south winds. Temperature readings, humidity levels, and precipitation amounts are listed, noting a maximum wind velocity of 90 and morning and evening measurements.
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Jvedevespeenvg
Sescceveseece
Gun ambush in Milltown leaves two Irish police dead
In Milltown, County Galway, a police patrol was ambushed early today, fatally wounding a police sergeant and a constable. The attack, reported by the Associated Press, marks a deadly escalation in local violence.
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Ireland
Dublin
Associated Press
Milltown
County Galway
Stomach Trouble Fatal to Former Pro Officer of New Mexico
Antonio Lucero Ies Sudden death reported at his home in East Lag Vegro. The former professional officer and first secretary of state of New Mexico died after stomach trouble. Authorities have not released further details.
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Antonio Lucero Ies
East Lag Vegro
Pro
New Mexico
Democratic Leader for Quarter Century Passes in New Mexico
Antonio Lucero longtime New Mexico leader and editor of La Voz Del Pueblo died in Las Vegas on June 27 after indigestion. A prominent Democrat and former state official, he served in the legislature, was state treasurer, and headed the state prohibition commission. Survived by wife Julia Romero and children, funeral set for Thursday at Our Lady of Sorrows Church.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Antonio Laiero
New Mexico
Lucero
Pan-American Congress
Hill Services Ae
Southwest
Pablo Lucero
Jesuit College
la Voz del Pueblo
Felix Martinez
FE. C. de Baca
St. Louis
Congress
New Mexico Normal University
Mra Edmundo Sena
Elnora
Arturo
Threatened Grasshopper Invasion in Colorado Averted
Colorado Springs June 27 A grasshopper army moving from the southeast corner toward El Paso county was apparently checked by hard work of farmers and county agents. Poison bran and arsenic were used in a two day battle, with millions of insects on a 15 mile front, according to J C Hale county agent.
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Reese
Colorado Springs
el Paso
J C. Hale
Hale
Will Fight Attempt to Have Woman Jury Try Mrs Eva Kaber
Cleveland Ohio June 27 A lengthy battle over jury selection for Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber charged with killing her husband Daniel F Kaber was forecast on the eve of her trial. Thirty witnesses have been subpoenaed by the state. Defense counsel F W Poulson vows to fight every attempt to seat women as jurors while Prosecutor Stanton supports selecting as many as possible.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, CO
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
F. W. Poulson
Stanton
Imperial Desert Search For Missing Surveyor
Brawley California June 27 Search of the wastes of the Imperial desert began today for a surveying party member reported missing on the desert by other party members at Harper's Well where survivors had been working The message gave no name for the lost man Prolonged exposure on the desert at this season is fatal but prompt search usually locates missing persons desert dwellers said
Foch to Be Guest of American Legion in Kansas City
Marshal Foch will visit the United States with two fixed dates October 31 as guest of the American Legion in Kansas City and November 11 for a ceremony in Washington.
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Foch
American Legion
Kansas City
Associated Press
Paria
Marshal Foch
United States
Washington
Death of Antonio Lucero Shocks New Mexico Community
Antonio Lucero, a premier scholar and leader of New Mexico's Spanish-speaking community, died suddenly at fifty nine. The Journal mourns his loss, noting his wisdom, modesty, and enduring impact on education and minority welfare. He was a loyal American who cared deeply for his people and his broad influence remains felt.
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Antonio Luceo
New Mexico
Lucero
Iris
Helen Barrett Montgomery elected Northern Baptist president
Mrs Helen Barrett Montgomery of Rochester New York was elected president of the Northern Baptist convention in Des Moines Iowa on June 27 1920 The election marks a milestone as a woman leads a major denomination body The day’s business also included a report to the Federal Council of Churches urging real cooperative work to avoid duplication and to limit council administrative duties by broad denom support The convention approved a thirty five thousand dollar Baptist share of the council expenses and noted five year goals surpassed despite wartime conditions Shailer Mathews of Chicago contributed a report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Rochester N. Y
Northern Baptist Convention
United States
M Grant Edmonds
American Baptista Publication Society
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Baptists
Gambling Places in Naco Sonora Raided by Mexican Officers
Mexican federal officers from Cananea Sonora raided three large gambling venues in Naco Sonora across the border from here last night. They took all money in sight and closed the places. A delegation of proprietors, some affected by the raid, left for Cananea to confer with officials in hopes of reopening.
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Naco
Ariz
Cananea
Sonora
New Press Installed for Albuquerque Morning Journal
The Morning Journal reports a $12,000 ship and erection cost for a new press, aims to raise $6,000 more, and asks subscribers to prepay for one year eight dollars six months four dollars or three months two dollars with incentives to join the enterprise for better local news.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Dawes Plans Federal Budget System With Conference
The Associated Press reports on June 27 that Dawes will lead a conference with cabinet members and top officials to outline a tentative budget form for the new system. President Harding aims for a minimum necessary appropriation starting July 1 and vows economy across departments.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Harding
Mr. Dawes
White House
Congress
Dawes
Man Convicted of Murder Sentenced to Hang on Sept. 9
Prescott Ariz June 27 Nichan Martin convicted murderer of Arthur De Steunder a former Canadian soldier was sentenced in the superior court to be hanged on September 9 at the Florence state prison. This marks the third death sentence for Martin a former U S soldier who has previously escaped death by governor reprieve and a last minute appeal. Attorneys asked for delay citing federal questions and noted papers filed in Washington.
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Associated Press
Prescott
Ariz
Nichan Martin
Arthur de Steunder
Florence
Martin
United States
de Steunder
State Supreme Court
Washington
Plane in gausa country flight forged 10 land plane
Avia tors David KR Davia and Eric Springer, who departed Riverside at 6 this morning, made a forced landing at Fort Bliss at 3 45 this afternoon due to engine trouble over El Paso. They plan to depart tomorrow and reach Mineola Field, L. I within twenty two hours.
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el Paso
Tex
David KR. Davia
Eric Springer
Riverside
Calif
Fort Bliss
BE Paso
Mineola Field
L. L
Tragic Mayfield Farm Fire Kills Eleven In One Coffin
Mysteries linger as bodies of eleven victims, including Mrs Lawrence and Mrs Drew, are found burned in the Lawrence farm home. Sheriff McCain and Coroner Metth report no clear wounds, doctors suspect a lunacy driven frenzy by Lawrence before suicide. The scene includes an axe and firearms. investigators note possible prior violence.
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Associated Press
Mayfield
Lawrence Farm
McCain
Mettht
R “Uins
Lawrence
Cuesta
Otis Drew
Dentist Fined Under Mann Act Charge in El Paso
Dr J Elder a El Paso dentist pleaded guilty to Mann Act violation in federal court. He admitted transporting a woman not his wife from El Paso to Mexico City then Los Angeles and back. Elder paid a $500 fine as Mrs Elder witnessed the proceedings and the couple left together.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
J Elder
Mexico City
Los Angeles
State May Go Larger Sum in Road Building
A national good roads bill passed by the House and Senate will boost New Mexico road funding due to its large government land holdings. The Dowell bill advances federal aid on a sliding scale, potentially covering about two thirds of road costs in New Mexico, with the Bureau of Public Roads continuing administration.
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New Mexico
House
Senate
Montoya
Leslie A. Gillette
P. H. Everett
Bureau of Public Roads
Albuquerque
Montoys
Phipps
Everett
Gillette
Townsend
Railroads Face 12 Percent Wage Cuts Across Nearly All Lines
Chicago June 27 Employers on virtually every railroad will absorb a twelve percent wage reduction ordered by the United States railroad labor board to take effect July 1. An addendum extends the plan to nearly one hundred additional roads and includes marine workers and dining car staff under the same scale. The board estimates the cut could save about 400 million dollars from the national wage bill, depending on full implementation across employes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
SP Shopmen Vote to Reject Wage Cut in SF
San Francisco June 27 At least 98 percent of Southern Pacific shop workers voted to reject a 123 percent wage decrease ordered by the United States railroad labor board. L E Gordon secretary of the SP system federation of shop crafts announced the near complete vote and said results were being sent to federation offices in Chicago. The federation spans New Orleans to Portland and San Francisco to Ogden.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company System
United States Railroad Labor Board
L. &. Gordon
Southern Pacific System Federation of Shop Crafts
Federation
Chicago
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
Ogden
Bombing Tests Planned Against Iowa Battleship
Washington reports all is ready for bombing tests tomorrow against the battleship Iowa. The test ship will be radio controlled from Ohio as an enemy near American shores. Twenty six air machines await takeoff from land bases, with naval pilots in command under Vice Admiral H. P. Jones and Brigadier General Mitchell.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Navy Air Services
Capes Hatteras
Henlopen
H. P. Jones
Mitchell
All Servie
Johnson
Navy
Prosecutor defends Jersey City fight decision
Jersey City June 27 Prosecutor P B Garven of Hudson County declined to interfere with the Carpentier Dempsey fight next Saturday and said there will be no decision The Rev James Parker had urged him to block the event arguing it violates New Jersey prize fighting laws Garven warned that if the law is broken those responsible will be held to account Referee Ertle a city marshal is presumed to know the law
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
P. PB. Gerven
Hudson County
James Parker
New Jersey
Mr. Garven
Ertle
Northern Baptist convention sets Seattle meeting seat
The 1922 convent convention planners chose Seattle Washington as the meeting place with Seattle and Des Moines Iowa cited for a June 27 gathering, marking the venue decision announced today by the Northern Baptist conference.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Seattle
Wash
Northern Baptiste Convention
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Imperial Desert
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Antonio Lucero
Carl C. Mager
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