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15 May 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
May 15, 1922
Page
1
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United States Invited to Attend Hague Conference on Russian Affairs
Genoa May 14 The foreign minister Signor Schanzer handed Ambassador H a formal invitation for the United States to participate in the newly arranged Hague conference on Russian affairs to be held in June. The invitation was immediately forwarded to the state department in Washington.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Signor Schanzer
Hague
Lscador
State Department
Washington
Genoa Conference Reconvenes to Address Russian Questions
The Genoa conference will reconvene June 15 at The Hague to discuss Russian issues. A compromise plan proposed by Premier George will be reviewed by invited powers and the subcommittee on Russian affairs. The aim is to form a commission on the Russian question and report within three months.
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Hague
Genoa
Auso- Preovs
Russia
Vwurer
Chenoa
France
Edward Grigg
Sternoon
George
Gree
Dague
America
Europe
Edward
Min- Sehanger
Italy
Japan
M. Jaspar
Schaefer to Defend World Walk Title in San Francisco Nights
Champion Schaefer, winner of the world’s walk, will defend his title for the second time this week in San Francisco’s tra hall. He faces Welker Cochran in a keen rivalry that has energized the meet as both players compete for 500 points across Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights.
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Associated Press
Schaefer
Welker Coch
San Francisco
Tra Hall
Nao
Willie Hoppe
King Albert decorates Samuel Hill from Washington
May 14, news from PHCORVPED reports King Albert awarded the Order of the Crown to Samuel Hill of Washington in recognition of his service to Belgium.
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Asels
King Albert Accort
Samuel Hill
Wash
Mr. Hill
Belgium
Weather outlook for Porecriver Iowa and surrounding areas
Unsettled weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday with showers and cooler notes in the southeast. Iowa expected generally fair and somewhat cooler in the west with a mild breeze. Local report ends at 6 p m yesterday, partial cloudiness noted with variable conditions.
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Porecriver
Colo
Iowa
Westation
Katonka couple to stand trial for murder in Aztec
Santa Fe May 14 Sheriff Wynne of San Juan county and a deputy took Steve Katonka and Mrs Allee Katonka to Aztec to face murder charges in a case accusing them of killing William Kelly and Sam Gray near Shiprock on July 31. Attorney Alex Read plans to request testimony from both spouses if allowed by law. a recent discovery suggested they were not legally married, removing a possible obstacle to prosecution.
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Jowentt
Santa Fe
Wynne
San Juan County
Steve F. Katonka
Allee Katonka
Aztec
William Kelly
Sam Gray
Gallup
Shiprock
Texi
Katonkas
Alex Read
Tead
Katonica
Morvich Leaves NY Palace Car for Metropolis
Morvich winner of the 1922 Kentucky Derby travels in a palace car toward New York after his victory. The colt earned a Derby windfall of $46,775, lifting total purses to $162,000 plus a $7,000 bonus, as trainer Fred Burlew plans Belmont Stakes prep. Owners and trainer say he will race sparingly this year before joining Man o’ War at Hinata farm in Kentucky. Jockey Albert Johnson earns a $10,000 certified check for his role in the colt’s success.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Benjamin Block
Morvich
New York
Runnymede
United States
Fred Burlew
Bervich
Samuel Biddle
Hinata Farm
Lexington
Kentucky
Albert Johnson
Bloelk
Open shop plans stir labor, chamber of commerce project
Washington May 14 The United States chamber of commerce moves ahead with a 2 million dollar permanent headquarters project amid debate over open shop policies. Elliott H Goodwin says the project aims to build without discriminating against union memberships while Samuel Gompers cautions about union rights.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States Chamber of Ecommerce
Elliot H. Goodwin
Chamber
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Goodwin
Jumpers
Nawe
Gompers
Chamber of Commerce
Genpers
Actress Eugenia Blair Dies at Chicago Theater
Eugenia Blair a well known actress in Anna Christie at the Cort Theater died in her dressing room after an early part of Saturday night’s performance. Officials say heart disease is the suspected cause and the death was not announced until today.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Eugenia Blair
Cort Theater
Oarsman John O'Regan Dies While Playing Hand Ball
John O'Regan a famed oarsman died at his home in Asbury Park New Jersey while playing hand ball at age sixty He was widely known among oarsmen in Europe and Hawaii and had toured Europe multiple times for the national amateur rowing association and lived in Hawaii for six years.
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Associated Press
Asbury Park
N. J
John O'Regan
O'Regan
Europe
Hawaii
Las Vegas golfers seek spot in Trinidad tournament
Las Vegas Golf club in New Mexico is selecting players to represent the city and nearby towns for a July 8 9 tournament in Trinidad. Contenders include local champion H EK Blattman former Trinidadian A E Hayward and several other named golfers from Las Vegas Dawson Raton and Trinidad.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Rank Kittinger
A. T. Rogers, Jr
W. H. Springer
J. C. Iifeld
JH. @. Ilfeld
Charles G. Hedgecock
Past Records of Labor Leaders Recalled After Reign of Terror
Chicago May 14. Specials arrest of Mig Tim Murphy Con Shea Fred Mader and other labor leaders after the recent reign of terror highlights Murphy and Shea. Murphy faces an appeal in a six year U S circuit court sentence for the Polk Street station mail robbery of April 6 1921 involving 380 000. He is free on bond awaiting the appeals court decision. Shea a sinister figure in union politics rose from teamster to head of the international union and later ran Chicago operations from the Brig as house. He later faced charges including stabbing a woman and a Sing Sing sentence. He returned to Chicago opened a West Adams saloon becoming secretary treasurer of the theatrical janitors and linked to the building trades council. He is booked on receiving stolen automobiles tied to a Chicago New Orleans traffic ring.
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Chicago
Tim’ Murphy
Con” Shea
Fred Mader
Perhless
Murphy
United States Circuit Court
Polk Street Station
Tig Tim
Landis
Court of Appeals
Cook County
Mossy" Lu
Enright
Pullman
Shea
Cornélius
Con) Shea
Teamster's Union
International Union
Sing Sing
West Adams
Halsted Street
Building Trades Council
Murphy's
New Orleans
Attempts to assassinate Lenin and Trotsky reveal pamphlet details
Moscow May 14 reports reveal a pamphlet by Semenoff Vasiliev detailing 1918 plots to kill Lenin and Trotsky. It describes plans to poison or shoot the leaders, the Red Terror, and arrests of Social Revolutionary figures, with trials anticipated before a Bolshevik tribunal.
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Associated Press
Moscow
The
Associ
Aled Press
Lenine
Leon Trotsky
MM. Semenoff - Vasilieff
Social Revolutionary Party
Eheka
Semenoff
State Political Department
Bulsheyis
Socialist Party of Sweden
Branting
Amsterdam
Vienna Internationales
Arthur Henderson
Bemenort
Cheka
Russia
Somenofts
Volodarsky
Duritzky
Petrograd
Trotzky
Trotsky
Fanny Kaplan
New Boulevard Plan Draws Chicago Dream to South Water
Chicago May 14 The Associated Press reports a $20 million double decked boulevard planned for South Water street to replace six blocks of market activity. The project includes inland traffic routes with river docks and connections to West Randolph and 30 lines entering Chi Jeno.
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Chicago
Associated Press
South Water Street
Michigan Boulevard
coOmmission House
Fort Dearborn
Abe Lincoln
Commission
Market Place
West Randolph Street
Chi Jeno
Charles Godding
New Market Place
Raton Burglary Entry Targets Miss Annett Home
Special correspondent reports a masked burglar entered Miss Helen Annett's home at 350 Park Avenue in Raton New Mexico between 11 and 12 Wednesday night. He ransacked the purse took about six dollars and sought jewels in the bank vault while an accomplice waited outside. The intruder was described as a slim youth with a cap overcoat a small gloved hand and armed with a revolver.
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Raton
N. M
Helen Annett
Park Avenue
Miss Annett
Studebaker Divorce Suit Filed in Las Vegas NM
Rudy Studebaker a blind 87 year old man is defendant in a district court divorce case filed by his 86 year old wife Mrs. Nancy B. Studebaker. The couple married July 1 1899 and separated two years ago. She accuses cruelty and nagging and the trial is set for May 18.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Rudy Studebaker
Nancy B. Studebaker
Chile and Peru Meet in Washington for Talks on Ancon Treaty
Chile and Peru delegates will open talks in the Hall of Americas in Washington under the conference plan of diplomacy. Luis Izquierdo will speak for Chile and Meliton Porras for Peru, with Secre tary Hughes delivering the welcome. Diplomats expect cordiality and cautious optimism amid the 40 year dispute over the Ancon treaty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chile
Peru
Hall of Americas
Harding
Hughes
Luis Izquierdo
Meliton Porras
Street fair to aid crippled children in Manhattan
New York May 14 street fair begins on Tuesday to raise funds for crippled children. Four blocks on Park Avenue from 46th to 50th Street host booths a theater Toyland circus and restaurant with performers while society leaders run the event for three days.
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New York
Manhattan
Social Register
Park Avenue
46Th
50Th Street
Harding and party depart Absecon for Washington
President and Mrs. Harding with their party leave Absecon New Jersey after a weekend stay with Senator Kedge. They travel by car toward Washington with a planned stop in Wilmington Delaware.
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Associated Press
Absecon
N. J
Harding
Kedge
Washington
Wilmington
Delaware
Alter and Pinchot Out for Governor
The 1916 Pennsylvania Republican primary features a clash between George G. Alter and Gifford Pinchot for governor with party factions split. Alter backs economy and efficiency while Pinchot rides progressive backing, each predicting victory beyond Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The ballot also includes three senatorial votes due to Knox and Penrose deaths with Reed and Pepper contending for Knox’s unexpired term and Burke challenging Pepper for the Penrose seat.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Cameron
Matthew Stanley Quay
Boise Penrose
George G. Alter
Gifford Pinchot
Sproul
Pittsburgh
Alter
Pinchot
Phildelphia
Alter Campaign Committee
Allegheny
United States
Knox
Penrose
William E. Crowe
David A. Reed
Pinechot
Pepper
George Wharton Pepper
William J. Burke
Allegheny County
Burke
The Most Valuable Thing in the World
A health education promotion urges parents to keep children fit for lifelong happiness and success. A free booklet from the American School Hygiene Association is offered, requiring a mailed coupon and two cents for return postage.
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American Sehool Hygiene Association
School Child Health booklet request form appears
The Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington DC solicits a return postage copy of the booklet School Childs Health. It asks for name street city state and two cents in stamps enclosed.
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Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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