29 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
1
Borah and Cummins denounce alleged discrimination against agricultural interests in the reciprocity deal. Wail and woe frame the charge as a betrayal of rural voters and farm policy amid partisan conflict.
Senate debate over Taft administration in Canada reciprocity clash features Cummins attacking presidential overreach and farm tariffs. Borah denounces party betrayal while Bristow and others condemn political double standards as farmers face exclusion from tariff benefits.
Edwin Tilden bank director and packing company head testifies before the Lorimer committee denying any involvement in raising funds for Senator Lorimer’s election. He details his corporate roles and loose personal accounting methods, noting he keeps no bank-book records showing election ties. The committee ends the questioning as to funds.
Ort ie McManigal, alleged dynamiter, gives first interview since arrest amid grand jury inquiry into the Times dynamite disaster. He describes his wife arrival, defends her, and claims she urged truth while arguing with prosecutors. Contempt charges loom over Mrs McManigal for refusal to answer.
Mexico's provisional government indicates it will not antagonize foreign capital and will welcome investment under President de la Barra who seeks development funds. He confirms a stable, friendly policy toward international investors as optimism arrives from regional supporters.
Lincoln Beachey did not repeat yesterday's stunt at the cataract. He flew a series of spirals over the falls and sailed down the river toward Lowleton, reaching about 2000 feet with a ten mile breeze in his face.
The American Apple Exposition association announces Denver will host an annual apple show during the week of November 12. The stock company will be incorporated for 50000 dollars. Assurances of cooperation come from apple-producing states nationwide.
Clovis New Mexico merchants press for immediate statehood action. Nine eastern towns including Roswell Carlsbad Hagerman Artesia Portales Texico and more telegrammed Senator Smith and the territories committee urging swift senate passage. The drive seeks prompt admission without delay and calls on other cities to join.
Morning Journal report from Washington notes a sub committee recommendation to dismiss William H. Michael American consul general at Calcutta and Thomas Morrison disbursing clerk over $1600 misappropriation linked to a portrait of Associate Justice Day. Evidence traces $2450 on a voucher marked for the portrait.
Chicago suffragists and police may clash on the Fourth of July as Mrs Kenneth Luther Hartshorn and Marquis Eaton dispute park demonstrations. Hartshorn says the party will stage unsuffragette displays. Eaton warns police will intervene if needed.
Denver district court prepares for night session as Harold F Henwood stands trial for the killing of Georg Copeland after a bar room confrontation with balloonist Sylvester Von Phul. Prosecution portrays Henwood as a home destroyer driven by jealousy while defense contends self defense and justified action.
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports from Los Angeles June 28 describe Dr. Reid Hunter of Washington and Dr. John W Colbert of Albuquerque warning that importation of Mexican laborers with hookworm could increase laziness in the United States. Experiments with mice linked diet and thyroid activity to birth rates, while railroads and mines on the Pacific coast are urged to curb spread. The convention hosted Dr. John F. Murphy of Chicago as new president and delegates gather for sessions on disease control.
Authentic telegraphic information reports General Pascual Orosco will run for governor of Chihuahua against Provisional Governor Gonzales. The announcement arrives from Juarez on June 28.
Morning Journal reports Morris Kirkland in jail confessed to killing Dominey Maningo near the D and KR railroad tracks between Portland and Concrete. The alleged confession names John Smith and Charles Besley as accomplices and suggests a robbery motive after Maniago received his paycheck the night before.
A man who gave the name Harry A. Terry and claimed to be the singer of Police Captain John Sullivan of Spokane surrendered to Police Chief Murphy in Butte Montana. The incident centers on a reported assault on a policeman and the man’s contested identity.
Joseph M. Nauer longtime proprietor and editor of the Gem City in Fort Madison Iowa died tonight after twenty years at the paper. The death closes a two-decade era for the local publication and marks a sudden end to his leadership. He built the Gem City’s community voice and mentored several reporters who rose in local journalism.
George H. Bearle Jr., receiver for Real Estate Trust, testifies before the House sugar investigating committee that Theodore Roosevelt dropped pursuit of heads of the American Sugar Refining Co over the 1906 Philadelphia Real Estate Trust wreck. Bearle cites unseen correspondence with Roosevelt and letters urging action, and notes Moody’s successor as Attorney General limited handling of the case.
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