Opposition by Crissinger to Bonus Loan Security Stirs Congress
Washington dispatch reports Comptroller Crissinger said if the revised soldier bonus bill passes he would advise national banks not to accept adjusted compensation certificates as loan security for veterans. Despite this, Ways and Means leaders expect no plan change and aim to report the bill on Saturday for a suspension vote next week.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Crissinger
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Knight
Ohio
Luce
Massachusetts
Jake
Mills
New York
Houghton
Heroic statue to be erected to Mathewson
New York dated March 9 reports amateurs in New York City plan a heroic statue of Christy Mathewson in Van Cortlandt Park. The statue model by Gertrude Boyle is finished and funds are raised, awaiting city permission to place the monument honoring the famed pitcher. Mathewson remains at Saronte Lake near the Arm docks recovering from tuberculosis and began short walks recently.
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Associated Press
New York
Christy Mathew
van Cortlandt Park
New York City
Gertrude Boyle
Matty
Sarponte Lake
Adtromdocks
Penknife Saves Life In Cincinnati Child Case
In Cincinnati on March 9 a surgeon used a penknife to save two year old John Washington after a peanut lodged in his windpipe caused a partial suffocation. Dr C C Payne opened the throat below the lodged peanut to restore air passage and revive the child before the peanut was removed.
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Cincinnati
John Washington
Cc. C. Payne
Payne
Sugar price rises by ten cents a bag in Denver
Denver beet sugar manufacturers raise wholesale price by ten cents per bag. The new seaboard price is $5.10 per bag, effective today March 9.
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Denver
Colo
Seaboard
Second N M Annual Basketball Championship Tourney Opens At Armory
The second annual high school basketball tournament begins this afternoon at 3 with Clovis vs Harwood. Las Cruces meets Las Vegas Normal at 4 and Albuquerque High faces Las Vegas High at 7 30. Alamogordo vs Fort Sumner closes the night at 8 30 with Roswell absent from the lineup.
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N. M
Armory
Fort Sumner
Roswell
Pecos Valley
High School
Las Vegas High
Ovis
Harwood
Las Cruces
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Alamogordo
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest states
Denver forecast for March 9 calls for fair conditions with warmer temperatures in the eastern portion. Friday through Saturday expect generally fair skies across New Mexico and Arizona with no notable temperature changes.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Report Highlights Cloudy Day
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending at 6 p m show cloudy skies with 89 humidity at 6 p m. Max wind velocity and direction noted, precipitation minimal. Highest temperature recorded around 36 degrees with variable readings and rough ASCII garble in the report.
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Saveees
Heavy Snow Over Wide Areas Brings Moisture to New Mexico
Snow began in Albuquerque late Wednesday and fell through Thursday, leaving four inches there while Las Vegas saw over a foot. Clovis Tucumcari Roswell recorded four to five inches, with benefits to winter wheat and spring plowing. Roads blocked near Elida and Raton saw gusty winds and zero or near zero temperatures.
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Albuquerque
Albucerque
Journal
Las Vegas
State
N. M
Mountainair
Estancia
Roswell
Weather Bureau
New Mexico
Clovis
Elida
Night riders warn woman to leave town in Fresno
Fresno March 9. The first woman warned by white robed night riders active in out district is Mrs Mary Barnes owner of a rooming house. She was given twenty four hours to close up and leave town and is reported to have departed.
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Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Mary Barnes
Fresno Republican
Horse Plays First Aid to Cupid in Arranging Society Romances
New York reports entwined with society romance where equestrian marriages cross class lines. Notable pairs include Miss Mathilde McCormick and Max Oser, Princess Mary with Viscount Lascelles, and Edith Beaver Webb with George Miles, amidst others like Giula Morosini and Arthur Werner.
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Cupid
New York
Maniia
Equestians
Knights of Old
Cavaliers
Merry Company
Mathilde McCormick
Max Oser
Switzerland
Princesses Maery
Princess Mary of
England
Viscount Lascelles
Chicago
Edith Beaver Webb
J. Beaver Webb
J. Pierpont Morgan
George Miles
Benjamin Behr
Lake Forest
Louise Beaver Webb
Thomas Leonard
Central Park
Leonard
Park Avenue
Edith Beaver Webb Miles
Behr
Sle
Beaver Webb
Giula Morosini
Arthur Werner
Nevada
Werner
Louise
Giulia Morosini
Arthur M. Werner
Federal troops slay 15 oil camp guards in Tampico district
Travelers report fifteen oil camp guards who robbed a paymaster of 50,000 pesos and revolted against the government were killed by federal troops in Mexico's Tampico district last week. The bodies were brought to Tampico by motor trucks and identified by oil company officials.
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el Paso
Tex
Tampico
Mexico
Blind Girl Burned To Death In Las Vegas Home
Lucia Sacamon aged 18 and blind was burned to death in her brother Antonio’s home when she tried to start a fire. Her aunt nearby rushed in after hearing her screams.
Journal Urges Cross-Alliance Plan For City Election
The Journal argues for cooperation to avoid a party contest in Albuquerque. It calls for a broad conference of labor, anti-union, Democrats and Republicans to agree on a ticket serving the city’s welfare. The editor denies personal candidacy aims and favors harmony, competence, and representative inclusion.
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Journal
Crabb
Albuquerque
World oil output rises in 1921 with US lead
The American Petroleum Institute estimates world petroleum production in 1921 at 759.03 million barrels, up from 694.85 million in 1920. The United States accounts for 61.9 percent of world output, Mexico 25.7 percent, with US production up 5.9 percent and Mexican up 19.3 percent. US weekly crude output averaged 1.420 million barrels a day for the week to March 4, a rise of 9,600 from the prior week.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
United States Geological Survey
United States
Mexico
Oklahoma
Haynesville
Louisiana
Mexia
Texas
Mid-continent
Pennsylvania
Gulf Coast
Charges Fly as Wage Hearings Open in Railroad Row
At the wage hearings before the railroad board, John Walker for eastern roads argues for lower shop labor wages with a locality based scale. B M Jewell of the shop unions counters with charges of coercion and propaganda by rail interests. The session adjourns with southeastern roads due tomorrow to present their wage cut pleas.
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Associated Prec
Chicago
Federal Railroad River Board
John GG. Walker
Eastern Railroads
B. M. Jewell
Walker
Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Association of Railways
Hooper
Harding Heads to St Augustine for Weeklong Vacation
President Harding arrived in St Augustine Florida for a week of golf and rest. He joined Speaker Gillett and officials for an 18–hole first round then planned to cruise the coast on RE McLean's house boat while seeking favorable golf spots. He processed 50 pardon applications during the journey.
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Associated Press
St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Speaker Gillett
National House of Representatives
Fletcher
RE. B. McLean
Washington
Flu in Dona Ana County 500 Cases Reported
The county health officer reports 500 mild flu cases in Dona Ana County and one death from sleeping sickness encephalitis lethargica. The figures come from the state bureau of public health.
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Dona Ana
Santa Fe
State Bureau of Public Health
Who Prepared 4-Power Pact Draft
Washington March 9 Opponents pressed to learn who drafted the four power pact with debate centering on whether the document originated from a Japanese British plan. Senators Lodge and Underwood said Hughes led negotiations and supplied the final draft, while Lodge noted many hands helped with drafting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Lodee
Underwood
Hughes
Lodge
Robinson
Arkansas
Spwce
Arthur J. Balfour
Great Britain
Prince Tokugawa
Japan
Reed
Missouri
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Repubican
California
Shields
Tennessee
Watson
Georgia
United States
France
Foreign Relations Committee
Quay County Farmers Withhold Wheat At Tucumcari Market
Quay county farmers have supplied the new flouring mill here with wheat but are holding about 20,000 bushels. A 12 cent per bushel premium is offered to bring it in. Kansas wheat will be shipped in if farmers continue to refuse to sell.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Quay County
Kansas
Is Your Child Physically Fit Guide
An early 20th century health pamphlet urges parents to test their child’s eye and hearing, manage flat feet, appetite, and contagious diseases. It promotes a free booklet on child health as a practical guide.
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Childs
Free Copy of School Childs Health Sent by Return Stamp
Frederic J. Haskin of the Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington requests a free copy of School Childs Health and encloses two cents in stamps for return postage. The note provides address details and indicates placement in Street City State.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington
DD. C
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Carlsbad
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Gallup, N. M
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the Associated Press
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