Albuquerque to Aztec Daily Air Route Announced
A daily round trip passenger service between Albuquerque and Aztec begins June 11. Tommie Thompson will operate the line with support from the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce and Aztec leaders. One way takes two hours by air, fares are 29 dollars, baggage limit one suitcase, trips run every day except Sunday.
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Aztec
Albuqerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Tge
San Juan Basin
Theowning Journal
Tommie Thompson
United States Air Service
Thompson
Chambers Commerce of
Albuquerque
Albuerque
Kane
San “An
Adeuate
Sut
Albuuerque
San Juan Venty
Orton Ofl Association
West Central Avenue
Anilaaqans Face Labor Shortage Dragging Rail Service
Washington reports that railroad executives, led by J H Aiston of the American Trade association, say the industry can meet transportation needs for 1923 only if labor shortages ease. Through May 12 railroads hauled about 137 million tons of freight, with car shortages already limiting service and cars relocated westward for crop movement.
Grain exports from United States drop from previous week
Washington May 28 grain exports from the United States last week totaled 4 452 000 bushels, down from 6 516 900 bushels the previous week. This reflects a significant decline in weekly shipments.
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Washington
United States
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest states
Denver May 28 forecast calls for generally fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday with no significant temperature change. Arizona and New Mexico expected mostly fair conditions with notable temperature range variations across the same period.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather data snapshot from the university report
The document records Morndithna twenty four hours ending 5 p m yesterday with lighter temperatures. It lists humidity readings at 6 am and 6 pm, no measurable precipitation, and a wind velocity around 25. The entry notes a moderate day with unspecified sky conditions and a cash character of day.
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Morndithna
Witt
Albuquerque Observes Decoration Day With Proclamation
The city declared May 30 1923 a general holiday. Post deliveries halt. stores close. ceremonies at Fairview cemetery include wreath laying and taps. Mayor Swope urged citizens to honor fallen soldiers and sailors from 1863 onward.
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Albuquerque
F E. B. Swope
Berthold Spitz
Business Men's Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Stars and Stripes
J. O
Fairview
G& K. Warren Post
Womans Helief Corps
Fairview Cemetery
Barelas Bridge
W. R
Odd Fellows Hall
Fr. B. Swope
New Mexico
Jane
City of
E. B. Swope
Escaped Lunatic Captured in Santa Fe
James Gilbert, an escaped lunatic from Las Vegas asylum, was captured by Sheriff Delgado in Santa Fe after a street meeting. The man demanded to see the governor and claimed a $100,000 suit against an Albuquerque attorney and ownership of a large cattle herd. He will be held pending arrival of a Las Vegas officer.
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Santa Fe
L James Gilbert
Las Vegas
Deleado
Delgado
Albuquerque
Las Veras
Clara Phillips Extradition Drama Reaches Sea Arrival
Clara Phillips the so called hammer murderess, jailed in Los Angeles, is expected to reach territorial waters tonight aboard the Cayamel Fruit steamer Copan with a guard. Extradition plans involve Under Sheriff Eugene Biscailag and Franklin Morales, amid Honduran political tensions after a high court ruling.
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New Orleans
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Hammer
Alberta Meadows
United States
Cayamel Fruit Company
Mississippi River
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Pacific Coast
Copan
Honduran
Supreme Court
Eugene Biscailag
Franklin Morales
George P. Shaw
Retes
Tegucigualpa
Blue law foes claim retreat as restrictions ease across states
Central Press reports that blue law advocates see a trend toward fewer Sunday restrictions and alcohol controls. Prohibition era shifts, retracting cigaret bans, and repeals in Nebraska Arkansas and Tennessee accompany loosening Sunday amusements. Brady notes losses in major population centers while film censorship efforts stall after Massachusetts defeated a censorship measure.
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Kateas
North Dakota
Nebraska
Arkansas
Tennessee
William A. Brady
Brady
Massachusetts
Gaunt Bonded On U S Fraud Charge In Bank Case
John R. Gaunt posted $19,000 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing on a United States money order fraud charge. He was then arrested on Catron county embezzlement warrants tied to the defunct Reserve State Bank of Reserve New Mexico. Gaunt is to be held in Catron county custody. authorities report postal funds suspected in the bank failure total about $22,660. He plans possible bond in Catron county and may travel to Missouri before the grand jury session.
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John R. Gaunt
United States
Laurence M. Bias
Gaunt
Joseph Tondre
Valencia County
Catron County
Teofilii Chaves Y Luna
Secerre
Catron
Cliff Martin
T. J. Allard
William M. Tate
J. Ia Shellborn
Caunt
Reserve Milling Company
Reserve Long Distance Telephone Company
Reserve State Bank
United States of America
Federal Reserve Bank of
el Paso
Texas
I. A. Jensen
Jessen
Sim
Herman Mohr
Tondre
Missouri
Bandit and Train Robber Is Arrested in McAlester
Roy Sherrill, a Kansas bandit and train robber who escaped Leavenworth in 19, is under arrest in McAlester and to be returned to Leavenworth. He admits his identity and says he worked as a professional baseball player and whisky runner since escaping. He was serving two terms totaling 20 years for a Fort Scott train robbery.
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McAlester
Ohio
Roy Sherrill
Kansas
Leavenworth
Kans
Sherrill
Blue Island
Chicago
Kansas City
Fort Sestt
Two Women Killed in Auto Tragedy at Cheyenne Wells
Mrs. J. H. Kinheade of Raise Town and Mrs. K. B. Shaffer of Canon City died instantly near Cheyenne Wells when their car was struck by train No 16 of Union Pacific eastbound late Sunday afternoon.
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PWO
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
J. H. Kinheade
Raise, Town
K. B. Shaffer
Canon City
Union Pacific
U S Railroads Spend Millions on New Equipment
Washington May 28. Officials from the American Railway Association and the Bureau of Railway Economics testified at an interstate commerce hearing that freight cars and locomotives are being procured or delivered in quantities to meet expected 1905 business. They cited a total 676.5 million for rolling stock and 42.0 million for roadbed and terminal improvements to speed car movements and boost capacity.
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Washington
J. H. Aishton
J. Alehton
al Aringa
Ashton
Hion
J. Parmalee
Directo
Bureau of Railway Economics
Sugar Meeting Postponed To June 12
Colorado Springs May 28 The United States Sugar Manufacturers Association meeting scheduled for May 29 etc has been postponed until June 12 per F H Love president. Prominent sugar men from across the country will attend the gathering.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
United States Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
F. H. Love
Claims Women Cause Half of World’s Woes
London, May 28. Dr Josiah Oldfield declares half the miseries of the western world are caused by women fighting men. He says women fail to excel even at cooking yet compete in all life, and that more homes are made miserable by envious women than by brutal men. He claims women are imitative not creative and that men are the true world creators. He argues peace requires women to become affectionate junior comrades in the economic partnership of the sexes.
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London
Josiah Oldfield
Dr. Oldfield
Westminster Abbey
Tongland
Oldfield
Ancient City Bank Near Collapse Shuts Doors
Santa Fe May 25 The Capital City Bank of Santa Fe closed its doors and entered state bank examiner supervision after heavy livestock backed loans depreciated. Deposits total 385,741 with 223,198 in checking and 160,543 time deposits. Officials offered no immediate statement. examiner Grege says two to three weeks to assess resumes, with possible receivership but some chance of reopening.
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Santa Fe
Capital City Bank of Santa Fe
State Bank
C. G. Mardoff
Grege
State Land Office
American Surety Company
National Surety Company
Co. G. Mardoff
R. L. Ormsbee
William Beacham
Naturalized Citizen Lectured by Judge for Violating Law
Pueblo Colo May 28 In opening the spring term United States district court Judge J Foster Symes sentenced naturalized citizen Harry Carey of Teadville Colo to sixty days in jail and fined him 250 dollars plus costs for violating the Eighteenth amendment The judge told the prisoner he would deport him if within power to do so noting the sworn pledge to uphold the Constitution was broken.
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Pueblo
Colo
J. Foster Symes
United States District Court
United States
Harry Carey
Teadville, Cole
Ismet Pasha Urges Quick Close to Conference
Lausanne May 28 Ismet Pasha head of the Turkish delegation informed leaders he wished to finish the conference quickly and go home. He asked three days to settle remaining problems so everything could be disposed of within a week. He believed the Near East conference could be completed in a fortnight.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
Ismet
Rebels in Erin Ordered to Stop Fighting
Captured documents published by the Free State government show Panama de Valera and chief of staff Frank Aitken ordering a cessation of hostilities by the republicans. The move aims to dump arms with no formal surrender, shifting focus to election campaigns. Prisoner releases unlikely and wartime measures remain legally justified.
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Tynbiin
Ageecflatel Press
Free State
Panama de Valera
Frank Aitken
Republic
Altken
Tree State Patrol
Pappe Wife Sues For Divorce Over Abandonment In Business Breakup
Mrs. C. A. Pappe sues for divorce claiming her husband C. A. Pappe abandoned her and disappeared with bakery and grocery firm papers receipts and bank funds. She seeks sole control of the business and assets including five acres on North Fourth road real estate and the 1314 North Fourth street property with restraining order to prevent interference. Heacock and Merton represent the plaintiff.
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C. A. Pappe
C.A. Pappe
Pappe
Pappes
West Central Avenue
Amarillo
Tex
North Fourth Street
Heacock and
Merton
Wheat in Seventh District below year-ago condition
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports winter wheat in the seventh district not as good as a year earlier and below the ten-year average.
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Chicago
Federal District
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Strike paralyzes Belgian rail traffic and freight
Brussels reports a major transport strike halting passenger service with one fourth of trains withdrawn and freight movement nearly stopped. Forty seven thousand freight cars idle, 15000 along the German frontier. Ten glass works closed, leaving about one hundred thousand out of work.
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Brussels
Ten Glass Works
Reds Fight with Firemen and Civilians in Ruhr
In Essen and nearby areas fighting between communists and firemen or volunteers lasts over an hour with few casualties. General strikes spread in Ruhr towns including Hamborn and Wanne. Communists threaten Bochum while authorities prohibit alcohol. Hostages are taken in the working district as police move to restrain price rises.
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Essen
Associated Press
Ruhr
Hamborn
Stinnes
Wanne
Bochum
Reda
Duzeeldorf
Control Commission
Joseph W Folk Former Missouri Governor Dies in New York
Joseph W Folk former governor of Missouri and a Democratic figure died today in New York. He passed away at the home of his sister Mrs. James A Webb after months of ill health and the death was reported from his New York law office.
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New York
Washington
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
James A. Webb
Folk, Missouri Governor and reformer, dies
Joseph Wingate Folk, former Missouri governor and prominent reformer known as the man who cleaned up Missouri politics, rose to national attention after the Spanish American War and served as governor from 1905 to 1909. Born in Brownsville, his obituary notes he could have returned to the office after an intervening term.
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Joseph Wingate Folk
Missouri
Folk
Brownsville
Appeal for release of fifty two political prisoners denounced
Indianapolis May 23 Lemuel Bolles of the American Legion called a recent appeal by prominent figures to President Harding for the release of fifty two so called political prisoners distinctly unpatriotic He said the prisoners sought to block the government during a crisis in its international reputation and to turn youths away from the nation s cause They would have faced harsher punishment under old world despots or Soviet theory and would have been lined up and executed.
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Indianapolis
Harding
Lemuel Bolles
American Legion
Mr. Bolles
Four Charged With Assaulting Deputies at Santa Fe Bail
Santa Fe on May 28 Santos Rivera of Pecos Rafael Ortiz Frank Lary and Aniaete Rodriguez were arrested charged with assault on two deputy sheriffs during a Saturday baile at a dance hall on the city outskirts. Deputies, enforcing Velstead act compliance, were attacked with sticks and stones and chased for several blocks. The sheriff seeks two more men believed involved.
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Santa Fe
Santos Rivera
Pecos
Rafael Ortiz
Frank Lary
Aniaete Rodriguez
Danca
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