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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1920

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President urged Democrats to back Versailles treaty

President Wilson issued a telegram to Oregon Democratic leaders urging a four square stand in favor of the Versailles treaty and against Senate reservations. He argued reservations weaken America's world leadership and violate the nation's promises, urging the party to endorse the treaty and oppose Lodge reservations. The message followed a Portland call for ratification without reservations and signaled continued wartime moral reforms.

Momming Journal Washington Democratic Party Senate Hamaker Portland Oregon Multnomah County Democratic Central Committee Tiger Important Ft United States

Weather notice from The Weather Porboanst

May 9 forecast notes new measles in Denver and Cole regions. Monday and Tuesday show fair skies with cooler conditions in the east portion. Arizona also expects fair weather Monday and Tuesday with warmer conditions on Tuesday.

Porboanst Denver Cole Arizona

University Weather Summary Ends Day With Partly Cloudy Skies

Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday report a high of 34 degrees and a low of 7 degrees. Humidity at 6 00 pm and 6 00 am is noted with none of precipitation. Maximum wind velocity 56 miles per hour from a partly cloudy day.

Wiehest

Trains Collision Kills Eight and Injures Thirty Eight

Eight persons die and thirty eight hurt when two West Side Line electric trains collide head on eight miles south of Portland. Cause cited as dispatcher order disregard as inbound train failed to stop at Bertha station. Most casualties occur in the main passenger coach.

Morning Journal Erectal Portland Ore Here Southern Pacific Bertha Pertha Co. A. Crooks Hillsdale Oregon Frederick Perrbler Mite Arundela Dosch Station Robert Arundel Doeech Station Silas K. Willett Newton Hoover Teaverton Jonee Hatch Dilledale

Ninety Day Rain Breaks Drought in Curry County

Rain fell across Curry County ending a drought of more than ninety days that threatened half of this year's wheat crop. Spring wheat suffered most but planted fall wheat is expected to reach about 90 percent of its potential as rain continues tonight.

Jerecia Dierateh Curry County Drouth

Newspaper price rise in Rome sparks dealer strike

The price of newspapers in Rome will increase from two to four cents starting Monday due to higher print paper costs. News dealers claim a larger share of receipts, while printers threaten a wage strike and journalists seek a profit-based or one twentieth return of sales.

IBY Tome Journaliete Baloe

Two Injured in Automobile Accident Near Morrison Cemetery

At a sharp curve near Morrison cemetery a car carrying Mrs Knoll and Grover Denbow overturned. Mrs Knoll suffered internal injuries and may die while Denbow had chest injuries. The party was en route to the cemetery to pick a photo frame for Mrs Knoll's father John Groom who died yesterday. the car was driven by James Groom, her brother.

Murguia Leaves Bloodshed Trail in Mexico City

El Paso May 9 General Francisco Murguia Carranza military commander at Mexico City left the capital as revolutionary forces gained full control and a bulletin reports a wholesale slaughter of political prisoners at Santiago prison Fifteen Mexican generals were among the dead the bulletin says and the city is shocked by the episode.

EL Fec el Paso Tex Francisco Murguia Carranza Mexico City Santiago Revolutionary Moming Jou Alvaro Obregon

Villa Voluntarily Quits Revolting Game in Republic

Revolutionary news reports Villa has laid down his arms and ceded command to General Dariques in Chihuahua City. Villa reportedly will retire from Mexican politics and affairs under the new regime.

Villa Republic Juares Prancisco Villa Pamiero Dariques Chilaatan J. G. Paootuer Vecobur Mexican Central Railway Herve Mexico Parianes Chibahua

Peace Declared Between Soviet Russia and Georgian Republic

A treaty announced from Moscow states the independent Georgian republic will include the Tifie Kutels Batom Beukataly Sukhum districts and part of Mack sea governance. Georgia agrees to disarm hostile elements and intern them for handover to Soviet Russia while valuables are confiscated and existing persecuted supporters of Soviet Moscow are relieved from punishment.

London Republic of Georgia Wireless Moscow Independent Republic of Georgia Batom Beukataly Sukhum Mack Sea Georgia Koviet Russia Ceorgia Musa

Alleged double murder shocks small town

Harvey Beasley, 35, believed to have shot his wife and two young sons with a .22 revolver in their home in Mian to Alleged to Have Slain Wife and Son. Police hunt spans fifty miles. Beasley remains at large as of early morning. Bodies found in bloodstained room. wife had not lived with him since last autumn.

Gerla Webeterity William Keeking Porse Here Harvey Beasley

Uniform dress for Phoenix High School girls prescribed

Phoenix Ariz May board of trustees prescribes a uniform dress for Phoenix high school girls. The outfit includes blue serge or white cotton shirts, white middy blouses, cotton stockings, and shoes with moderate heels.

Phoenix Ariz May Phoenix High Board of Trustees

Sugar relief sale by The Journal aids Albuquerque public

The Journal announces a sugar relief sale funded by Bob Putney of L. B. Putney with proceeds to benefit Albuquerque residents. Putney distributes through his wholesale networks to ensure fair access, avoiding discrimination among local grocers and outside customers. Sale starts Tuesday morning in front of The Journal office, at fifteen cents per pound with a limit of sixty cents per applicant.

Journal Bob Putney L. B. Putney Putney Albuquerque Yutney Jovenal Mite Ailock

Man Alleged to Be Missing in Wire Theft Case

A. C. Bere ment, believed wanted in New York and Montreal tied to a $2,500,000 securities theft linked to Arnstein and Cohen, was arrested in Chicago. He claimed education work as a French teacher and said he had $10,000 deposited in Buffalo, while Montreal contractor Michael Connelly was said to have lost $125,000 in a wire tapping scheme. Bere ment also alleged to be the youngest former Canadian parliament member who moved to New York after Ontario.

Ment New York Nickey" Arnstein Nick’’ Cohen Eerement KB. Arthur Montreal Buffalo War Ferement Eaid Kerement Arnstein Berement Evir Aende Beorement Canada Welland Canal

Status of Women as Methodist Ministers to Be Discussed

Des Moines May 9 The matter of permitting women to be candidates for the Methodist ministry will be considered. Examinations for ordination will be discussed at the Methodist conference Monday. A memorial supporting female ordination is sponsored by Mrs Madeline Southard of the southwest Kansas conference.

Des Moines Mixe Madeline Southard Southwest Kansas Conference

Carranza Absent as Mexican Capital Falls to Rebels

Morning Journal reports official dispatches confirm Mexico City captured by revolutionists. Navy orders destroyer flotilla from Key West to Tampico to protect foreigners, with assurances of safety at both ports. Carranza’s location unknown, rumors say he left the capital with adherents toward Vera Cruz.

Morning Journal Special Wia Washington Mexico City Navy Department Flotila Key West Tampico Carranza Department Vera Cruz Navy State Department Orozco Carranza Jalisco

Severe hail storm damages Las Vegas gardens and power

In Las Vegas New Mexico on May 9 a heavy hail storm damaged early gardens and fruit tree blossoms. An accompanying electrical storm knocked the Las Vegas Light and Power company out of service for several hours, halting local industries dependent on electricity.

Las Vegas N. M

Polish Cavalry Enters Kiev After Bolshevik Retreat

Polish cavalry entered Kiev last Saturday morning pursued by Bolshevik forces. The city had been evacuated by Bolsheviks as infantry advanced in a broad semicircle. Light firing occurred at dawn but was quickly silenced, and reports indicate Kiev's evacuation began soon after the Polish advance.

My Morning Journal Warsaw May Associated Press Kiev Volohevik

Marines Sail to Key West on Henderson Transport

The transport Henderson, carrying an increment of marines for possible Mexican service, remains in port at Key West early May 9 and is expected to depart forenoon.

Key West Charleston, & C Henderson

Rebels Take Nuevo Laredo as U S Warships Build Toward Tampico

Mexican revolutionaries capture Nuevo Laredo after a dawn assault as the garrison surrenders. In El Paso sources Gen. Obregon holds Mexico City with reports of Carranza’s arrest unconfirmed. US destroyers sail toward Tampico with additional ships on the way.

Salvation Army drive sacks Journal sugar for distribution

Salvation Army workers and volunteers prepare six thousand 50 cent sugar sticks from two hundred 100 pound sacks to aid the Journal family in Albuquerque. The campaign needs twenty volunteers all day to complete sacking at the old San Jose Market on Copper Avenue between First and Second streets.

Salvation Army Journal Albuquerque San Jose Copper Avenue First Second Street

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