Moody argues immunity would cripple federal prosecution
Attorney General William Moody opened the government’s closing in the Packers immunity case in Chicago. He warned that granting immunity would overturn two decades of legal interpretations and shield individuals, not just a corporation, if wrong had been done. He stressed his unusual appearance and the need to enforce the law.
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Chicago
Mar
William Moody
United States
Moody
Resignation Shock Hits Territorial Penitentiary Leadership
The resignation of H. O. Bursum as superintendent of the New Mexico territorial penitentiary comes as a surprise though expected for April. Governor Hagerman considers successors, with speculation centering on a Kansas man. Bursum’s letter sets April 2 as the effective date and names BR.C Garrett to act if needed.
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Correspondence Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
H. O. Bursum
Territorial
Bursum
Hagerman
Albuquerque
Kansas
New Mexico
Hagerman Santa Fe, N. M., March 19, 1906, To His Excellency, Herbert J. Hagerman
Br.c Garrett
H. Bursum
New Mexico Penitenture
France Maintains Stand Against International Police Control
Paris reports officials insist France will not yield on placing Casablanca under international police command and seek broader Franco German settlement. Britain Spain Portugal and Russia reportedly back France with Austria doubtful, Italy and the United States abstaining. Austria’s stance reflects Vienna’s shifts as Germany may retreat, prompting calls for German concessions or conference failure. A separate note: an intoxicated railroad worker Thomas Bascom was sentenced in Indiana to two to fourteen years for causing a wreck by derailing a switch. A timber sale bill was passed in Congress authorizing sale on the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation in New Mexico. Gardner Billing Cloris Chiongs Mauri, noted amateur art chemist from Passaic, won a Chicago Athletic Association title in a final game concluding a week-long tournament.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Italy
United States
Austria
Vienna
Bourgeois
Gardner Billing
Cloris Chiongs
Mauri” Mdward
Gordner
Passaic
N. J. Ie
Art Chemeteen
America Iie
Chicago Athletic Association
Vinita Man Killed in Vinita While Resisting Arrest
Springfield dispatch reports Thomas Murphy of Vinita LT father shot and killed by Officer Wilberry during a resisting arrest in Springfield Missouri. Murphy's companion Curtis of Council Bluffs Iowa was captured after a fierce scuffle. Initial word tied them to Wickliffe Indian outlaw rumors.
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Springfield
Thomas Murphy
Vinita
Wilberly
J. & Curtis
Council Bluffs
Lowa
Wickliffe
Curtis
Murphy
Wilberry
Morning Journal USPS circulation notice
Fragmentary notice from the ten page Morning Journal asks readers to inform the office if they do not receive the paper. It requests readers to notify the offices to address delivery issues.
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Jorning Journal
Coal baron earmarks will come hale way in talks
Indianapolis March 19 A second joint conference of coal operators and miners in the central competitive district Ohio Indiana Illinois and western Pennsylvania was decided after operators met and adopted a resolution to meet United Mine Workers representatives J T Winder and John Mitchell fixed the first session for tomorrow at 10 oclock The operators elected J H Winder of Ohio as successor to F L Robbins and formed separate spokesman posts with no collective official representative for the four states The national convention sessions of both groups yielded no major business aside from wage talk and a Stanley resolution on run of mine basises.
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Indiana
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Western
Peonsylvania
United Mine Workers
J. T. Winder
John Mitchell
PF. L. Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
J. H., Tinder
Langdon
Denver
Colorado Cituation
Stanley
J. H. Winder
F. L. Robbins
Hadley Succeeds in Showing standard Of Supreme Court Order
Testimony in the Missouri suit against Standard Oil, Republic and Waters-Pierce resumed with William T. McKee and Charles M. Adams testifying. Henry Clay Pierce spoke briefly as officers discussed stock holdings, refinery payments, and discussions with Standard Oil officials. Depositions from Cleveland and Oklahoma City were admitted over objections.
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Standard 64
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Waters-Pierce Oil Companies
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Cleveland
Republic Ol Company
Charles M. Adams
Waters-Pierce OU Company
Henry Clay Pierce
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Tesaan
Republic Company
Standard
Frank Wilson
W. G. Kmockefeller
Water-Pierce Oi Company
Standard Oil Refineries
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Atlantic
Philadelphia
New York
Standard Oil Company
Waters-Pierce OM Company
M. M. van Buren
John Archbold
Blancherd OU Company
Weaters-Pieres OU Company
Cuban Electors Elect Palma as CLBA President
Havana reports that Cuban presidential electors met and elected Tomas Ferrada Palme as president of the CLBA. The formal session occurred March 1 with the selection confirmed by the electors.
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Palma
Agaey
CLBA
Havana
Mar
Tomas Ferrada Palme
Best pipe maker Kalam edn opinion on water plant value
The Morning Journal seeks expert opinion on the value and condition of Albuquerque water works plant offered at 250000. Local plumbing firms and individuals provide practical assessments, aiming to present facts to voters before decision.
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Albuquerque
Morning Journal
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Warrant Out for Walter Scott and Trio in Death Valley Ambush Case
Warrants have been sworn for the arrest of Walter Scott miner William Keys and Shorty Smith charged with assault with a deadly weapon on Dr. Johnson and other members of the Scott party after an ambush at Wingate Base Death Valley February 26 Warner Scott was wounded Sheriff deputies moved to detain the trio Walter Scott is in Portland Oregon and authorities there have been notified
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Cal
The
Express
San Bernardino
Walter Scott
William Keys
Warner Scott
Empire Theater
Portland
Ore
Sherif Rappus
McNabe
Daggett and
Goldfield
Smith
San Bernardino County
Wingate Base
Death Valley
Nomination Favorable for Alaska Governor Wilfred Hoggett
The senate committee on territories approved a favorable report on the nomination of Wilfred B. Hoggett to serve as governor of Alaska. The action was taken in Washington on March 1.
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Hoggatt
Alaska
Washington
Mar
Senate Committee On Territories
Wilfred B. Hoggett
Hanley defends city water purchase and pipes claim
Alderman Hanley urged Albuquerque to buy the Water Supply Co plant, arguing city mains are in near perfect condition and the system can be made to pay. He cited pipe value at 75 000 and pumps delivering 2.25 million gallons daily, with pressure around 90 pounds, asserting Bakersfield’s plant shows Albuquerque’s potential.
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Ixherwood
Albuquerque
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