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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1924

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Coolidge Opposes World Court Link to League

President Coolidge in a Memorial Day address at Arlington rejected tying American adherence to the world court with disassociation from the League of Nations. He warned against surrendering rights for benefits and urged keeping defense while pursuing international covenant limits on armament. He reaffirmed support for a court plan but warned against changes without broad consent.

Tribunal Arlington Washington World Court League of Nations Coolidge Senate Foreign Relations Committee Permanent Court of International Justice Ilague Vidorses Tlarding America Oem Pacific Ocean of Nations Hague

Wage Ir Taking On New Duties

The passage urges renunciation of some liberty to gain progress in civilization and preserve the federal union. It stresses that citizens and estates must assume new obligations to maintain American citizenship as a high estate and secure the nation against discontent and destruction.

Contests and Farm Relief Debates Highlight May News

Charles P. Howard led in his union contest by 12 422 to 10 295 over James M. Myneh as large city unions backed him. In Washington the House nears a vote on the McNary Haugen farm relief bill with adjournment uncertain and talks of substitutes and reclamation relief.

Indianapolis Ind Charles P. Howard International Typographical Union Rasmneticon James M. Myneh Yel Ree New York Chicago Boston St Louis Kansas City Washington Puimneapolis House Congress Railroad Labor Board Torah Idaho Coolidge Come Toiesi Tmlls

Lawmakers Brace for June 105 Action on Import Legislation

Representatives and senators predict that an earlier June vote on import legislation may be blocked. The issue centers on measures tied to trade and economic policy and could impact the congressional schedule.

Weather sketch for Porcase and Arizona fair weekend

A terse forecast notes generally fair conditions across Porcase and Arizona. Saturday is expected warmer in the north with mild highs and no significant precipitation.

New Drezico Arizona

Fragments Reflect Weather Report Details

Fragmentary OCR shows vague weather data with humidity and wind velocity references. The readable portions hint at a timeline around 6 PM and 8 PM but lack complete values or location.

Hinkle Orders State Offices To Close At Noon Saturday

Santa Fe May 30 Gov James Y Hinkle directs all state officials to close their offices at the statehouse at noon on Saturdays during June July and August This follows a long standing custom Memorial day closings affect all offices statewide

Hinkle Santa Fe James Y. Hinkle Statehouse

Albuquerque Kiwanis Delegation Plans Denver Convention

Albuquerque Niwanians prepare to attend the Kiwanis International convention in Denver June 16 13 with twenty strong and four others pending business. Delegation will travel by transport wearing Kiwanis uniforms and carrying banners to advertise Albuquerque.

Albuquerque New Mexico James VI Auberninia

Pit of Volcanos Expansion Expected

Local report notes the pit of volcanos is expected to widen significantly as activity increases. Observers caution that further expansion could affect surrounding terrain and require monitoring by authorities.

Mexican War Vet Dies in Mississippi

A note from Time Miss reports the death of a Mexican War veteran named George in Mississippi on May 7. The brief obituary confirms his veteran status and passing.

George

Methodist Missionaries Elevated as Five Bishops Consecrated

The Methodist Episcopal church elevated three missionaries to bishop at Springfield Massachusetts with five new bishops consecrated. The new bishops include Wallace Elias Brown at Syracuse University church New York Titus Lowe George Richmond Grose Brenton T Badley and George Amos Miller.

George Richmond Grose Thus Lowe Dheorge A. Miller Brenton T. Badie Methodist Episcopal Church Springfield Mass Wallace Elias Brown University Church Syracouse N. Y Titus Lowe Board of Foreign Missions New York City Depauw University Greencastle Ind Brenton T. Badley Calcutta India Centenary George Amos Miller Panama City Panama

Highway associations conclude twelfth annual convention

The United States Good Roads Association and the Hawkheid National Highway Association adjourned their twelfth annual meetings, planning joint sessions and future campaigns. Resolutions praised efforts of Senator H. Bursum, urged uniform vehicle regulations, and authorized a nationwide drive to recruit members while recognizing contributions from state and district groups. Albuquerque’s A Larrazelo and Atlanta’s Mrs Albert Thornton were named vice pages at large.

Washington United States Good Roads Association Hawkheid National Highway Association United States Association H. ©. Bursum Bureau of Public Reads Clais A. Larrazelo Albuquerque Albert Thornton Atlanta Georgia Association

Gibbons Carpentier Match Draws Throng in Michigan City

Michigan City Indiana May 26 boxing fans pack to the bursting point for the 10 round international clash between Georges Carpentier and Tom Gibbons. Odds favor either to win or knockout with a record gate hoped near a quarter million to eight hundred thousand dollars as training winds down and weather clears.

Michigan City Ind Associated Press Indiana Toomorrow Georges Carpentier Gallant Soldier France Tom Gibbons St. Paul Gibbons Carpentier Lake Michigan Weather Bureau

Veterans honor Memorial Day parade in Albuquerque

A large Albuquerque Memorial Day observance featured the Grand Army of the Republic with Spanish American War and World War veterans. The parade included many groups and culminated in ceremonies at Fairview cemetery with floral tributes, a speech by Phillip Hubbell, a rifle salute, and a communal dinner.

Albuquerque Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army United States Veterans of Foreign Wars Association of Fairview Cemetery Grand Army and Women’s Relief Corps W. T H. Bliss Stover J. (. Caldwell John A. Logan Lincoln W. W. McDonald National G. Alt Phillip Hubbell Hubbell Mr. Hubbell America Ita Elks Fairview Barelas Bridge Odd Fellowa Hall Women's Relief Corps Robinson Park Beout

Frost and Drought Hit Levy and Surrounding Areas

Light showers and a hall produced a temp drop and strong wind in Levy and vicinity on Wednesday. A frost damaged some crops after a dry spell, but most fields escaped heavy loss due to uneven moisture. Farmers continue planting in the dry season hoping for rain to boost the crop.

Levy Yiernity

Man Electrocuted While Stringing Antenna in Pa

Daniel Sullivan a 25 year old radio hobbyist was electrocuted in Faston Pennsylvania while attempting to string an antenna. A wire contacted by his body caused the fatal shock and investigators begin reviewing the mishap.

Faston Daniel Sullivan

Burglar Attacks Householder Discovered At Work

Candide Chater finds a burglar inside his home at 207 East Bell Avenue Thursday night. The intruder pried open a rear screen door and struck Chaver from behind, then fled, dropping scattered silver money but taking nothing. The victim’s family slept unaware through the attack.

Candide Chater East Bell Avenue Bergler Chavez Chavezie Il Santa Fe Chaves Ron He Chavez Chaver

Clergy Bishop Brown Defends Doctrine at Trial Board

Bishop William M. Brown, testifying in his own defense, reaffirmed belief in every word of the Bible and creeds before the Protestant Episcopal trial board in Cleveland. Defense plans to cross examine and preserve points for appeal as witness questions loom.

Cleveland, CO Associated Press William M. Brown Protestant Episcopal House of Bishops Charles L. Dibble Bishop Brown Trinity Cathedral Samilingly Mr. Sharits Brown Arkansas Leonard Kenyon College Darwin Spencer and Haeckel

Villa Retains Flyweight Crown in 15-Round Bout

Frankie Rod of Enchant was defeated by Pangho Villa of Nostrand A. C. in Brooklyn, as Villa defended his world flyweight title at 112 pounds after a dominant 15 round decision. Ash of England fought hard but could not overcome the champion's relentless attack.

Low Toro Siay 3Ancne Villa Frankie Ash England Nostrand A. C Broocklyn Ash

Estancia Valley Road Improved by State and County

State and Santa Fe County completed improvements on the Estancia valley road from Sedillo to the county line. Clyde Tingsley notes grading and drainage upgrades completed and plans to extend work through Santa Fe County. A better highway is expected to boost travel between the valley and Albuquerque.

Estancia Valley Sana Fe County Wrndaway Clyde Tingsley Sedillo Santa Fe County

Man Charged With Illegal Possession of Whisky

Santa Fe May 2. George Parton, who has prior trouble with prohibition laws, was arrested by federal agent Kay Sutton for illegal possession of four gallons of moonshine whisky. Parton pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Archer and waived a preliminary hearing. Bond set at $2000 with John Lynn and J R Martin as bondsmen.

Santa Fe George Parkton Kay Sutton Parton United States Archer John Lynn J. R. Martin

Possible Tokyo Ambassador Pick Raises Inquiry

May Sucorday Woods dispatch reports no evidence the U S asked Japan’s Foreign Office about Jacob Could Schurman serving as ambassador to Japan after Cyrus E Woods resigned. The note discusses the potential succession to the China post and indicates no formal request.

Sucorday Woods Tokio Associated Press Jacob Could Schurman China Japan Cyrus E. Woods

House Hears Sherwood Tribute To Fallen Comrades

The House paused its legislative rush to hear Representative Sherwood of Ohio pay tribute to fallen comrades from the war year. The Democrat spoke in memory of those who served and sacrificed, honoring their contributions.

HOUSE Sherwood Washington Ohio

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