02 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1923
Page
1
The governor's message calls on all residents and peace officers to preserve peace and uphold order across the state, urging lawful conduct and cooperation with authorities. The statement targets the people and law enforcement alike to maintain stability during tense times.
Report describes salvage work at a Burlington area wreck with crews reopening the site. It notes attempts to recover the lost cargo and assess damage while authorities plan inspections and improvements.
Preparations for the opening of the polls in virtually all parts of the state move apace as election machinery is erected. Officials anticipate a smooth voting process and orderly turnout across Oklahoma with local precincts setting up polling stations and related infrastructure.
United Veterans of the Republic met last night to back Thomas P. Hanson for city commissioner, praising his help to ex service men and employment at the Santa Fe shops. They opposed incumbent Swope and appointed a poll committee to work for Hanson’s candidacy.
Court issues restraining order forbidding removal of any county election board members. Governor Walton warns against interference with the upcoming election and mobilization of state forces. Officials urge to ignore rumors of violence or suppression and to follow lawful procedures.
A court granted a restraining order in a case with unclear details. The ruling cites protective concerns and imposes terms to restrict contact between involved parties. Further proceedings are not described in the readable text.
Amid demonstrations in Manila and nearby areas, leaders urge peaceful voting as security forces tighten precautions. General Leonard Woc stresses maintaining order and calls on all affiliations to ensure a peaceful election tonight.
In Oklahoma Tulsa County Sheriff Sanford announces a force of over 17 409 two gun deputies to preserve order and block interference as election day approaches. Attorney General Short says duty is to preserve peace in the county.
Oklahoma City sis earns Western UBA pennant as top team in league standings. Regular season success and playoff performance highlighted the achievement.
Captain Endlow earns a decisive victory in a tense medical melee aboard the vessel. The clash unfolds as crews navigate danger and discipline under pressure, ending with Endlow securing control and order.
In a boxing opening round Joe Beckett defeated an opponent to advance. The match featured a 20 second count before the round began, with the local Shire area noting the occurrence as part of the event's progression.
Oklahoma faced a tense election eve as sheriffs guards were posted at polling sites to block alleged governor led disruptions. Officials backed by county authorities moved to ensure polls opened, despite last minute proclamations and court actions challenging the governor’s authority to alter the election date.
An early Sunday fire on Weber Street destroyed a Buléric seven passenger car in a Santa Fe garage. fiat reports unclear cause but may be incendiary from an unknown car. Loss estimated at 850 dollars, partially insured.
Brief urging readers to keep bond issues open for consideration and opportunity. Emphasizes timely action and continued support for municipal financing without closing avenues for funding.
The killing of Nestor Can gm behind an adobe wall near the Rio Grande last year leads to murder charges against Manuel and Goaz Garcia and a third brother who has since died. District Attorney Garcia plans to pursue the case to clear a crowded civil docket. The session may also hear Lawson charged with a statutory offense against a high school girl.
Munich reports quiet as Dr. Von Kahr issues a decree banning strikes and penalizing interference with public utilities. The order threatens penitentiary terms for saboteurs and imposes the death penalty if violations cause loss of life.
Elwyn driven by Ben White won the thirty first renewal of the two year old division of the Kentucky Futurity at Lexington. Coax ridden by Guy Richards finished second and Truay with McMahon third. Best time 2 06 1 4.
The battleship Wyoming, flagship of the scouting division, now under repair at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, sailed today for Hampton Roads to conduct target practice and maneuvers along the coast observed by New York reporters.
The Morning Journal asked Santa Fe railroad President W C Storey about reports of a $6 000 000 budgeted extension to the San Juan basin and a rail line build. Storey replied the report is in error and no budget is set until December.
New York reports negotiations are under way for a race at Aqueduct between Zev and My Own to decide America's entrant for the international contest with Papyrus. The proposed distance is one mile and a furlong with one turn.
At Portland Oregon the American Federation of Labor reports a defense fund totaling 183494.98 with about 40000 in a general expenses fund. For the year ended August 31 receipts reached 687850 while expenses were 662598. Membership declined to 2926468 from a peak in 1920. Described costs include organizers salaries 187518 legislative salaries 156000 strike benefits 36629 and aid to allied unions. United Mine Workers led voting strength with 4049 followed by Carpenters and Joiners 3150.
City faces risk without utility facilities and residents urged to stay informed about local developments. Community leaders push for continued updates as Albuquerque plans respond to infrastructure concerns.
In district court Albuquerque Hotel Co. v Powers a jury found for the defendant at 3 p m with two special interrogatories. One asked if the hotel contended the defendant relied on solicitors representations about union labor and stock blank effectiveness. jury answered yes. The second asked if those representations were false and with fraudulent intent. jury answered no. The ruling follows a move for judgment notwithstanding verdict and precedes further action in 14 similar suits related to stock subscriptions for the Franciscan hotel project. The docket also includes a separate suit by Costello and Ellis seeking 4290 from Lada Barracot based on a March 1918 note.
Washington dispatch from Tokyo reports 103000 dead in the earthquake zone, 125000 injured, 235000 missing. About 1,065,000 have left Tokyo, with 524,060 houses destroyed and property damage estimated from two and a half to five billion dollars.
President Samuel Gompers addressed the forty third AFL convention in Portland urging labor unity and denouncing open shop policies. He warned profiteers keep farmers and workers apart while calling for organizing movers of wage earners. He praised Coolidge’s stance on child labor and immigration and greeted British delegates.
Des Moines reports from the Grain Dealers' National Association say farm prosperity hinges on true cooperation and market laws. They condemn hasty legislation from tariff aims to grain futures, argue government loan bills push farmers deeper into debt and co operative bills offer nothing new. They warn radicals seek increased paternalism and call for broader reforms.
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