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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1910

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President Accused of Draft in Interior Letter Dismissal

Lawler testifies the interior draft to dismiss Gravis was prepared for the president and could have been signed as his own letter. Wickersham describes Lawler's draft as a suggested form and notes the president dictated the final version and adopted it in effect.

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Attorney General Wickersham discloses Lawler letter findings

Wickersham noted three requests for information on the Lawler memorandum and found a September memorandum overlooked earlier. He sent the letter to Senator Nelson and said the matter involves confidential relations with the president, meriting caution and propriety in disclosure.

Chairman Parker House Committee On Judiciary Wickersham Harrison New York Mr. Parker Miro Wickersham Lawler Wickershant Nelson Beverly Pierce Don M. Carr Kerby Ek.cy. Finney Secretary of the Interior Finney Frederick Dremnett Cegmmerlwer Iflerman Drewnett W Kerm Chery Wichkeersiwam Pantha

Mighty Army Mobilizes for King Funeral

Thirty thousand soldiers will march through city streets to bear the coffin of the dead sovereign on Friday as the Mighty Army lines the route in a solemn procession. The event marks the end of a long era and draws government officials and citizens alike to pay final respects.

RITES MOST IMPOSING IN KINGDOM

London prepares for King Edward's funeral the greatest ceremony ever seen. Thousands of soldiers line streets while crowds of 700000 pass Westminster Hall. British pomp includes regalia and donated flowers valued in the thousands of dollars.

Windsor Ceremonies Loom as Queen Victoria’s Remains Move

Genta will take a prominent part in the rites as blue jackets haul the sun car to Windsor following the carriage bearing Queen Victoria. Hymns are the queen mother's selections. Grenadier guards guard Buckingham Palace. detectives and continental reinforcements monitor all visitors amid heightened security and deportation threats to troublemakers.

Genta Windsor Queen Victoria Queen Mother Cruer Grenadier Guards Buckingham Justice Scothind Yard Continental Maghind Europe

Roosevelt Leaves London Visit Ends With Emperors Welcome

Ex-President Roosevelt departs Berlin for London at 11 40 am after a visit marked by cordial reception from Emperor Wilhelm II. He attended a royal wake in honor of King Edward and met with Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg and cabinet members during the mourning period.

Species Berlin Soosevelt London Roosevelt Poward Hoosevelt Meriedia von Rethmann-Hollweg Percelain Rks Dinmaext Gleviman

Verdict hoped as Hyde murder jury nears decision

Kansas City doctor Hyde faces possible verdict after jurors fail to reach a verdict by 11 15 tonight. Judge Latshaw will allow a verdict Sunday if an agreement is reached tomorrow and read it in open court. A clash occurred between County Marshal Mayes and attorney Lucius over alleged jury-deliberation leaks to Prosecutor Conkling.

Morning Journal Special Kansas Criminal Court Dr Law Latshaw Dewing Joel B. Mayes John M Lucius Dr. Hyde Conkling Luecos

Roosevelt Return Parade Plans Stir Brooklyn Welcome

New York on May 14 reports Colonel Roosevelt will be welcomed back to New York on June 1 as rough riders from the Roosevelt reception committee announce nearly 200 veterans will attend. The rough riders act as scouts in the land parade honoring the former president with events including a regimental dinner on Long Island. Troop trains from Brooklyn will supply horses and khaki uniforms for the parade participants.

New York San Joan Bil Rookevelt Roosevelt Rough Riders Arthur I. «Rosby Roosevelt Brooklyn Long Island Celene Loomivell

Faithless Priesi Proves Gruel Hoogand Feud Ends in Arrest

Sadie Marat, who wed Father Ryan, triggers his arrest after a bitter dispute at her home. Prisoner refuses to eat or speak as officers regulate the scene. Details describe a troubled marriage and accusations of cruelty.

Sadie Marat Ryan Fogden Jammer Ambrose Piva Caihelie Piteet Tonetys Volorady Springs Jetty Joplin Stewie Jett Hey Huehend Apert Eumette Ogden Gustle

Jury Deliberations Continue in Kansas City Murder Case

More than a score of ballots were cast by the jury in the regular criminal court heats but no verdict reached. Judge Ralph S. B. Latehaw vowed to reopen court as soon as an agreement is reached. Attorneys admitted they expect a disagreement, with jurors remaining in court or at the prosecutor's office awaiting word.

Kansas City Ralph Ss bLatehaw Practicali

Flag sighted on Mount McKinley summit route report

Mail reports from Fairbanks say a flag was seen on Mount McKinley April 3 via a ridge route. Trapper Melwood, who knows the north, says the seen peak may be the only path to the summit. A fur buyer confirmed seeing the flag with field glasses on two occasions. Consul in Paso Texas reports the deputy is dying of smallpox.

Iy Morning Journal Adv Iees Fairbanks Mount McKinley Thomas Lloyd John M. Melwod Kuskokvim Bairbanks J. Baker McKinley MelLeod Paso Texas John W. Gourley Juares Mex

Mine Plant Fire Destroys West Coal Mining Plant in Colorado

A fire tonight destroyed a zinc mining plant in California Gulch Leadville Colorado. The blaze at the A and Minute wine operation in California Gulch damaged one of the district’s largest zinc producers. Loss estimated around 34000 dollars. The West ceo Mining company operated the mine.

Plame Leadville Colo Minute Wine California Gulch Westceo Mining Company

Taft Seeks Unified Senate Backing for Rail Bills and Statehood

White House talks with western and eastern Republican leaders produced a pledge to back key measures including railroad and injunction bills, statehood legislation, and public land withdrawal. Senators agreed to stand by the president and block time killing amendments if needed to avoid faction clashes.

White House Ascerning Journal Special Washington May Congress Taft Messrs Flint California Guegenheim Colorado Heyburn Borah Idaho Curtiss Kansas Nelson Minnesota Carter and Dixon Montana Burkett and Brown Nebraska Nixon Nevada Gamble and Crawford South Dakota Smoot and Sutherland Utah Piles and Jones Mississippi River Aldrich Rhode Island Iiking West Virginia Crane Massachusetts Root New York Brandogee Connecticut East Lt Je

Brief Taos Pueblo Outbreak Attributed To Liquor Firepower

Reports from Taos New Mexico indicate a brief Pueblo Indian outbreak yesterday caused little damage and was blamed on liquor. Militia and cavalry orders were issued and then recalled as hostilities subsided with no serious injuries or widespread uprising.

Santa Fe N. M Thos Washington Taos Fifth Cavalry Fort Wingate Redmen Barranen Station Denver & Hiie Grande

Miners Ratify Wage Scale Ending Six-Week Strike

Des Moines report says Iowa coal miners and operators approved a new wage contract. About 16,000 miners, who had been on strike for six weeks, will return to work Monday. The agreement promises safer mines and social improvements along with higher wages, while operators gain strong disciplinary provisions to enforce the contract.

Des Moines Iowa

Troon Ordered to Dingi the Springfield

Adjutant General Dickson received a call for troops from Rherttf Helmick at Danville. Company L fifteenth infantry ordered out as the sheriff reports many foreign miners gathering at the mine threatening women. The same company was on duty at the miles.

Troon Dingi Springfield Dickson Rherttf Helmick Danville Miles

River Disaster Blamed On Pilot’s Judgment

Captain Marr N Crane of the steamer Bastille testified that Pilot Ra Pell violated river navigation rules by hot stepping into a smoke cloud near Glen Park, causing the sinking and twelve deaths. Pell admitted taking a chance though he deemed no danger, arguing a pilot should stop only when visibility requires it.

My Morning Journal Louisa Marr N. Crane Glen Park Ra Pell Pell Captain Crane

Coast Artillery Unit Heads Toward Taos Patrol

A special coast artillery company passed through the city by train en route from the Philippines possibly to Taos New Mexico to patrol the district amid reported Indian uprisings. Lieutenant Cane led the detachment en route to Fort Monroe Virginia for stationing. Santa Fe railway officials were informed the Taos bound train was canceled, indicating troops would not proceed to Taos.

DR. Ord Taos Coast Artilery Philippines Whittle Arizona N. M Dieteiet Cane Fort Monroe Santa Fe Railway Fort Wingate

Taos Pueblo Disturbance Triggers Militia Response May 1919

Taos New Mexico reports a Pueblo Indian raid on settlers with at least fifty attackers tearing fences seizing livestock and threatening families. Governors Mills and local officials exchange telegrams offering military aid to restore order as tensions rise and no arrests are made pending troop arrival.

Taos New Mexico Taos Veinet Thothet Milla Mills Tahoe M. Vie Trex Piedras Mille Sents Fe N. M EE. Quintana Sherif John R. Meh Santa Fe John Rh. McFie Telawtam William J. Mills Tree Piedras W. J Mills McPie KE. Quintana Taos County

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