Harding urges plan to shorten bridge between producer and consumer
President Harding proposes a cooperative plan linking consumers and producers financed by savings bank like mechanisms. He cites the high cost of living and calls for practical co operation to reduce distribution costs and give producers a fairer share while empowering consumers to meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oays Harding
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Associated Press
Harding
Savings Bank of the Building and Loan Society
Fire destroys Quickel Auto stock and building in blast
Fire at the Quickel Auto and Supply company corner of Sixth street and Central avenue destroyed the building and stock valued about 196000. Damage to the Hughes printing plant and the Gagner building added significant losses. Fire chief said wind aggravates spread. insurance coverage noted. Cortez Quickel left for Shelby to inspect fleet. reopening expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quickel Auto and Supply Company
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Thomas Hughes
Quickel Company
Hughes
Joseph Gagner
Quicker
George Shook
Quicker Auto and Supply Company
Shook
Water Ploods Print Shop
Gagner
Hughes Printing Establishentt
Quickel
Quickel Bilding
Ford
Lincoln
Bob Hughes
Oll
Cortez Uickel
Shelby
Mont
Dempsey-Gibbons
Cr. G. Houk
Contempt case in Magee trial disrupted by mutilated law books
Las Vegas New Mexico June 28 defense attorney Fred Wilson claimed law books on the table had pages torn out preventing citation of cases in the Magee contempt proceedings. Judge Leahy adjourned to allow replacement books and Wilson to finish his argument with proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Leahy
N. M
Carl C. Magee
San Miguel County
Fred Wilson
Albuquerque
Magee
Hanna
Clarence J. Roberts
Askren
Wilson
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest regions
Denver and New Mexico forecast calls for fair conditions in the west, unsettled east of the mountains with possible local showers. Cooler Friday in the east and south portions, warmer east portion Saturday. Arizona expects fair skies Friday and Saturday with little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Local Weather Report Brief
Conditions for the last 24 hours ended 6 pm show a high near 67 and a low around 8 with humidity readings and light precipitation. Direction of wind noted as southwest with clear skies reported in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ck RS Loweat
ACSA
Bar and whisky seized in city raid check
Prohibition officers raided 421 South Edith street finding a bar and twelve pint bottles of whisky. The lady of the house was absent and a woman named Mrs Wing was sought as owner. Officers reported evidence of sales at the premises. In Barelas Ramon Brown was arrested on South Third street with eight gallons of whisky and a still 40 miles away. Ramon Chavez in Old Albuquerque faced manufacture charges after officers found a five gallon still coil and 25 gallons of mash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
South Edith Street
Wing
Barelas House
Ramon Brown
South Third Street
Barelas
Brown
U. S
Bliss
Ramon Chavez
Old Albuquerque
Chavez
Reading Company Coal Properties Ordered Segregated
In Philadelphia on June 28 the federal court decree separating the Reading Company from its coal properties was signed by Judges Buffington Davis and Thompson. The dissolution must occur within six months from June 27. The plan calls for new mortgages to replace the general mortgage with exchanged bonds and notes, held for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading Company
Buffington, Davis and Thompson
Reading Copany
Audit Reveals Sandoval County Official Misconduct
State Comptroller R H Carter announced an auditors report on Sandoval County finding irregular handling of funds and possible bankruptcy. At least one officer is charged with selling merchandise to the county. A July 9 hearing in Bernalillo will read the audit and allow former officers to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandoval
R. H. Carter
Carter
Bernalillo
Instrict
E. B. Garcia
Garcia
Ile
Indictments Against Coal Operators and Unionists Dismissed
Indianapolis June 28 Indictments against 226 coal operators officials of the United Mine Workers and mining companies returned February 4 1921 charging conspiracy to violate the Sherman anti trust law were dismissed in the US district court today by Judge A B Anderson on motion of Attorney General Daugherty After a lengthy statement he predicted a verdict of not guilty would result and the judge ordered the case to be nounced proased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers and Miningompanies
United States District Court
A. B. Anderson
Daugherty
Anderson
Pusey Heads Medics at American Medical Association
Dr. William A. Pusey of Chicago was elected president of the American Medical Association at the annual convention in San Francisco by 86 to 62 over Dr. William D. Naggard of Nashville. Pusey assumes office at the next national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pussey
Dpr
William A. Pusey
Chicago
American Medical Association
William D. Naggard
Nashville
Tenn
Pusey
Labor Board Orders Hearings on Wage Increase Requests
The United States railroad labor board ordered further conferences on wage increase requests and revised working agreements for maintenance of way and railroad station employees across several large railroads and 30 small lines. Decisions remanding these cases follow agreements reached by railroads representing over 60 percent of mileage with other brotherhoods, with the included routes such as Chicago and Great Western, Pennsylvania System, Chicago Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha, Denver and Rio Grande Western, Rio Grande Southern, and Louisville and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood of Maintenances of
Chicago and Great Western
Pennsylvaniw
St. Vaal
Minneapolis
Omaha
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Rio Grande Southern
Louisville
Nashville
Lawyers Consider Action in Hanna Case in Las Vegas
A Las Vegas New Mexico report states a bar association committee reviewing charges against R. H. Hanna of Albuquerque for alleged discourtesy to the court presented its findings. The panel urges immediate notice to Hanna and the district court, arguing his future eligibility to practice hinges on purging or explaining the charges. Signed by J. D. W. Veeder, A. T. Rogers Jr., and Iady Titeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Bar Association
R. H. Wanna
Albuquerque
Car
Magee
Hanna
J. D. W. Veeder
A. T. Rogers, Jr
Iady Titeld
New Freight Rates on Petroleum Products Suspended
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Western railroads to suspend until October 9 the new freight rate schedules on petroleum products moving from Kansas and Oklahoma to South Dakota and Western Nebraska. The order covers big points and concerns territorial adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Oklahorea Edige
Big Points
South Dakota
Nebraska
Foreign liners face liquor seizure measures in U S waters
Washington reported Treasury officials disclosed that draft regulations to seize liquor carrying liners near U S shores are prepared and awaiting final approval. Action hinges on foreign lines, while officials warn continued illicit imports will be met with vigorous enforcement and ship seizures if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Gilbert
The
Atlantic
No Action Taken on Zinns Lease Applications
Santa Fe state land commissioner Justiniano Vaca said he had taken no action on the three oil lease applications by State Senator A L Zinn for about 110000 acres in eastern New Mexico. He noted he was ready to offer the lands at public auction if conflicting filings appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinn
Santa Fe
Justiniano Vaca
A.L. Zinn
New Mexico
Baca
Old Town School Budget Estimate Mailed
Ranta Fe June 28 budget estimate for the Old Town school district mailed to State School Auditor Owens by Luis Armijay of Las Vegas district attorney and the school board. Owens had earlier said the county board in the state had not yet submitted an estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranta Fe
Oldas Veras
Owens
Luis Armijay
Las Vegas
Old Town
Esiye Ar
Aviator Injured in North Island Mono Plane Crash
Lieutenant Lambert Hewitt naval aviator is unconscious at the naval hospital after a crash at North Island in which the monoplane he piloted fell 100 feet. The incident happened in the afternoon. Hewitt was injured during the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Lambert Hewitt
Naval Hospital
North Island
England seeks exit from ship liquor dispute Curzon tells Lords
In a June debate Marquis Curzon states Britain will not accept US right to search ships within 12 miles. He notes delicate international issue and outlines steps, citing seizure of liquor on British vessels and American Supreme Court rulings. He says Britain will not discuss US prohibition or international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Marquis Curzon
House of Lords
Lord Birkenhead
United States
Lord Curzon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thse
Land of Opportunity
Hughes Printing
Watchman
Kemen
Yeahy
Tanana River
Alaska
Alaskan Railway
Anchorage
North America
Labor Board
Las Vegas Bar Association
England
Gret
Britain
Weslngton
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
America
New York
Lord Cur~ton
Supreme Court of the
Aupreme
Ronald McNeil
Stantesx
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!