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18 Mar 1922
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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1922
Page
1
Wisconsin Republican Attacks Mellon Over Bonus Bill
Representative Frear of Wisconsin assails Secretary Mellon and Wall Street while urging opposition to the bonus measure. Speaker Gillett returns to Washington open to argument on suspending rules for a floor vote as Kitchin and other leaders press for minority views and possible conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Prema Washington
Washington
Gillett
House
Capitol
Kitchin
North Carolina
Democratic House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Crissinger
Wall Street
Representative Frear
Refiblican
Wisconsin
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Ways and Means Committee
Frear
Florida
Harding
Ways and Means Committees
House Republicans
Representative Kitchin
Garner
Texas
Representative Oldfield
Arkansas
Senate Tries to Define Four Power Pacific Treaty
Senate Irreconcilables clash over whether the four power Pacific treaty is an alliance as supporters cite broader meanings while opponents warn of hidden dangers. Senators Johnson, Willis, and Spencer argue over definitions while critics say propaganda shapes judgment and timing for ratification remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
France
Maryland
Johnson
Republican
California
Watson
Demoocrat
Georgia
Ihe
Willis
Ome
Spencer
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson and
Asia
India
United States
Pope Pius occupies historic private apartment in Rome
Pope Pius has moved into the former private apartment in the apostolic palace after renovations to restore it to its state under Pius X. The room overlooks St. Peter's Square and the castle of St. Angelo, now serving as the pontiff's bedroom with a simple, lit interior and a wooden prie-dheve bearing a crucifix. The adjacent room, where Benedict died, has been converted back into a chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Pope Pius
Pope Benedict
Pries X
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter's Square
Castle of St. Angelo
Pius X
Benedict
Seventy Mile Gale Strips City Damages Buildings
A seventy mile per hour gale battered Albuquerque tearing off the roof of the Occidental Building now used by the New Mexico Children’s Home and Hospital Society. Automobiles were damaged and a worker, Parker Goodow, was seriously injured at St. Joseph Hospital with long cuts and bruises from flying debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central and
Broada
Betnoon Parker Goodow
Real Tate
St. Joseph Hospital
W. R. Lovelace
University
Occidental
New Mexico Children’s Iome and Hospital Society
Central Avenue
Ivan Grunsfeld
Estes
Highland Pharmacy
Albuquerque
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest
Weather outlook shows fair conditions in Denver with variable guidance for surrounding regions. Expect rain or snow in eastern portions Saturday, cold and unsettled conditions Sunday as a surge of cooler air moves east of the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Newexico
Arizona
Inday
Miners and Owners Open Talks to Avert Anthracite Strike
The eight member miners and operators committee met in New York as John L. Lewis and Samuel Warriner led negotiations to avert a general strike in the hard coal field. They aim to craft a new wage contract by April 1, examining costs and profits across mining, shipment, and sale. Warriner cautioned wage increases are unlikely given rising living costs and unemployment, noting mine costs at about 5.50 per ton with labor comprising 70 percent and buckwheat coal sold below labor cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Anthracite Coal Mine Owners and Workers’ Committee of Eight
John L. Lewis
International Organization of the United Miners
Samuel D. Warriner
Operators’ Policies Committee
Committee of Eight
Porcecast
Lewis
Warriner
Mr. Warriner
Green neckties spark St Patrick's Day chaos in House
Washington March 17 Green neckties worn by Representatives Kearns and Ramseyer caused much laughter in the House as business paused. Members bantered the pair, blocking floor voices until Acting Speaker Walsh urged celebrations be moved outside the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Kearns
Ohio
Ramseyer
Iowa
Walsh
Masschusetts
Funeral services for Col Henry Watterson set for April 4
Jacksonville dispatch reports veteran journalist Col. Henry Watterson who died December 22 will be honored with funeral services at the First Christian church in Louisville, Kentucky, on Tuesday April 4 followed by interment in the family plot at Cave Hill cemetery per son Henry Watterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Col
Henry Watterson
First Christian Church
Louisville
Cave Afill
Jury Indicts Ex-Cashier of Santa Fe Bank
Santa Fe March 17 Robert W Lynn former cashier of the Santa Fe bank has been indicted by the county grand jury in the district court Three indictments charge him with accepting deposits while the bank was insolvent The bank suspended December 12 due to depleted reserves with 667000 in deposits at that time It reorganized and resumed business on March 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Robert W. Lynn
Santa Fe Bank
Santa Fe County Grand Jury
Lyon
State Banking Department
Brunen and Taylor Deaths Echo Each Other In Crimes
Riverside March 17 Special Intimate friends in life John T Brunen a leading showman and William Desmond Taylor famed director were shot to death under reportedly similar circumstances. A mysterious auto was seen near both homes a woman figures in the cases detectives pursue leads including Hazel Prusen Brunen's daughter and past robberies tied to both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
N. J
John T. Brunen
William Desmond Taylor
Brunen
Taylor
Nellywood
Pruvsen
Hazel
Tariff Bill Progress Reported For Senate Action
The Senate finance committee chairman said the permanent tariff bill should reach the Senate within a week to ten days. Key unsettled items include whether to embargo dye imports and the wool and sugar schedules. Debates on the embargo showed a split, with four against, three for, and three doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’cumber
Washington
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Smooth
Calder
Republican
New York
Sand storm sweeps Mesilla valley with 54 mph winds
Special correspondence reports the Mesilla valley hit by a severe sand storm starting noon. By 1 pm visibility dropped to 100 yards, and at 3 pm the wind averaged 54 mph. A college barn was saved by bucket lines. radio masts had to be unbolted as winds intensified. Weather shows little sign of easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
N. M
Mesilla Valley
Weather Bureau
Attempted Robbery of Santa Fe Train Near Williamsfield
An attempt to rob Santa Fe train No. 7, the Chicago to coast mail express, occurred near Williamsfield Illinois last night. Robbers pitched several packages from the express car with the intent to return for them. The agent recovered the express packages at Williamsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Santa Fe
Chicago
Williamsfield
Ill
Flu Outbreak Reported At State Penitentiary
Santa Fe reports fifty seven flu cases at the state penitentiary as disclosed by the state bureau of public health today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Bureau of Public Health
Urgency in Deciding on Re Election by City Commissioners
Journal urges the three retiring city commissioners to announce tonight whether they will seek re election. The editorial argues delay robs voters of choices, pressures potential candidates, and allows political tactics to skew the field. It notes Connell's absence and says the paper may back two if they run, but insists decisions be made today for public fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Dodge Loses Fight to Evade Five Day Prison Sentence
Detriot Mich March 17 John Duval Dodge youthful millionaire has lost his fight to evade the five day sentence for speeding. A writ of habeas corpus was deemed defective and he was returned to the house of correction. His counsel plans another writ. Rex Earl of Kalamazoo was fined for intoxication in a related Kalamazoo case involving Dodge and two Western State Normal students. Dodge remains bonded $7900 to appear Wednesday in Kalamazoo on charges of driving while intoxicated and transporting liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detrot
Mich
John Duval Dodge
Recorder's Court
Jayne
Dodge
House of Correction
Lansing
Supreme Court
Charien L. Partlett
Recorder’s Court
John FP. Dodge
Western State Normal
Kalamazoo
Emmeline Kwakerneck
Justice Court
McAdoo Named General Counsel for Bank of Italy
San Francisco March 11 announcement states William G. McAdoo is appointed general counsel for the Bank of Italy one of the state's largest banking institutions. He had served as of counsel for the bank in New York and his move to California enables the higher post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
William G. McAdoo
Bank of Italy
Warn Against Drastic Cut in Standing Army
Washington March 17. Chairman Kahn of the house military committee urged against a 115000 enlisted and 11000 officer army cut, arguing for 140000 to 150000 enlisted and 13000 officers and warning that false economy is the poorest kind of economy. He cited war costs, per capita comparisons, and the need to protect national security with restrained spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn
House Military Committee
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Army
California
War Department
Navy
United States
House
National Guard
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
Tery
China
Now Is the Time to Build With Concrete
A persuasive note urges homeowners to use concrete for projects like sleeping porches walks or fences this season. It promises do it yourself guidance with a revised concrete booklet offered free to readers and a coupon to request it by mail with two cents postage.
Request for Free Concrete Booklet by Haskin
Frederic J. Haskin of the Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau asks for a free copy of the Concrete Booklet and encloses two cents for return postage. The note provides a name street city state but lacks additional contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington,d. C
Membership Divided Over Army Size Amid Bill Debate
Republican leaders in the house show three camps on the army bill. Some back committee recommendations for 115 000 enlisted and 11 000 officers by July 1. Others push for 100 000 troops, while a third side supports the war department plan for 150 000 soldiers and 15 000 officers. Most democrats expected to join the small army faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Kahn
Military Affairs Committee
Representative Mondell
War Department
Exhaust 2 Leads in Brunen Murder Case
Riverside New Jersey March 17 two more leads in the murder of circus owner John T Brunen were exhausted and two men Werner former chef and Ward Ballyhoo man were exonerated neither could aid the case County Detective Ellis Parker awaited Jersey City authorities to search Ward room for letters to Mrs Brunen Ward admitted writing to Mrs Brunen in Palmyre New Jersey under the name Mrs Paul Nolan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Riverside
N. J
John T. Brunen
George L. Werner
Brunen
Carl Ward
Ellis Parker
Jersey City
Ward
Denver Prohibition Raid Netted Large Group Arrests
In Denver on March 17 a federal raid arrested 83 people, including 9 women, for violating prohibition laws. More than 100 officers seized about 1010 pints of illicit liquor from 4 hotels, 12 rooming houses, and 25 soft drink parlors and pool halls. Bonds ranged up to 2500 dollars with many prisoners released later. Harry Cassidy, ex major league player, was among those released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Colorado
FE. H. MecClenahan
McClenahan
Harry Cassidy
Cassidy
Washington Americans
Kansas City Club
American Association
United States
Gee
Eeeare Raenahan Sa Nvy
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Nnited
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Johnson and Watson
Pope Pius Archipies
Ceee
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Mine Owners and Workers’ Committee
Watterson
Director
Doris
Ferari
Filis Rputler
John Brunen
Hacei
The
Associate Press
M’adoo
Exhaust
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