01 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1923
Page
1
Gallup jurors find Trujillo and Lovato not guilty in the Canjilon postmaster murder case dating to 1922. The trial featured defense attorney Meade and state prosecutor speeches, with venue changes claimed to help ensure fair proceedings.
New York dispatch notes restlessness and irregularity in last week’s markets as observers see uncertainty about business. Industrial activity expected to rise, but the spring boom used to replenish depleted stocks. Stocks are moderate, consumption high, liquidity good, with cautious commitments and reduced public participation.
A severe flood from the Big Horn River damages property across Wyoming counties. Officials estimate losses near 100000 dollars with no fatalities reported. Communities brace for recovery as cleanup crews assess flooded areas.
Denver reports a severe tremor felt on September 2 at 63 percent intensity, recorded by Father Forestall of the college faculty. He says the quake likely occurred a great distance from the United States, comparable to the recent Japan event.
Washington notes an IC Bureau of Labor Statistics study in the Monthly Labor Review. It traces the purchasing power of the 1819 dollar, showing wide changes over the past decade and comparing values with 1918 and 1920, indicating substantial declines in real value.
Flooding from the Big River swept through Greybul and nearby areas with water three to four feet deep in streets and homes. Several residences were flooded, bridges and railroad tracks damaged, and emergency crews reported washed-out bridges near Nether as residents faced rising waters and safety concerns.
OCR fragment describes steamers Cadre and Scythia with damage noted during sea travel. Mentions Queenstown and Liverpesl, and a Cunard line context. Unclear details but implies maritime incident with Scythia slightly damaged.
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