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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1924

Page

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Washington Patriots Ready to Face Giants in World Series

Washington residents buzz over the world series opener as Senators manager Bucky Harris and President Griffith declare the team in top shape. Giants arrive for the park preparations while Judge Landis inspects the stadium and crackdown on ticket scalping continues.

Washington Giants Oayo Pilot Bucky’ Harris Griffith Lark Griffith Washington Ball Club Harris Senators Washington Pilot

Bursum Talks Tariff and Rail Bill at Artesia Meeting

Senator H O Bursum Republican candidate for re election spoke at the Airdome Artesia addressing tariff issues and the Howell Barkley railroad labor bill He argued tariff benefits in New Mexico citing alfalfa seed costs and noted import revenue while opposing the rail bill saying it would strip public voice in wage and rate disputes He urged voting on principle regarding the Supreme Court and warned against weakening liberties.

Nostell N. M Artesia H. O. Bursum United States Senate Bursum Pecos Valley New York New Mexico Howell-Barkley Big Four Regnard Supreme Court Sursum

Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest Regions

Weather report from Denver and surrounding areas for Friday and Saturday notes fair to cool conditions. New Mexico forecasts fair weather with a cooler youth portion, while Arizona sees little temperature change. Measurements through 6 p.m. yesterday show clear conditions with light winds from the northwest and no precipitation.

Denver New Mexico Arizona

Sunrise and sunset times listed for Santa Fe and Albuquerque

The notice provides sunrise and sunset times for Saturday October 4 in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. It states sunrise at 6 01 a m and sunset at 6 44 p m with reference to official local time.

Santa Fe Albuquerque Tiras

Wheat surges to record on Chicago market

Chicago October 2 wheat led higher farm prices with May delivery at 1.51 1/2 a bushel a record unseen since 1921. Grain values climbed across the board as war demand and bread material costs pushed prices up, with estimates Europe bought millions of bushels from the U.S. and Canada.

Chicago Simoas Toey Europe Canada

Instructions to scratch ballots shipped by union workers

Washington reports that the American Federation of Labor plans to distribute instructions to organized workers on how to vote a split ticket for La Follette Wheeler electors and for House and Senate candidates. Frank Morrison, AFL vice president, outlined the plan and urged state labor federations to collect and spread guidance on vote splitting.

Washington la Follette-Wheeler House Senate American Federation of Labor Frank Morrison Federation Morrison Federations of Labor

Prince of Wales to Visit Chicago and Detroit Factories

The Prince of Wales plans a multi city tour visiting Chicago on October 8 and October 14. He will tour large packing plants in Chicago, stay overnight, depart for Detroit on the morning of the 14th, visit Detroit motor car factories on the 15th, and continue to Ottawa on the 16th.

Prince OF Wales Chicago Ottawa Detroit Okiawa

Paper Mill Worker Injured In Car Crash At Hoodoo Bridge

Harold Guy Ett, a paper mill worker from Watertown, was internally injured when his Ford veered off the embankment at the north end of Hoodoo Bridge near Sunmount sanitarium on the Lamy road this morning. The car was bound for Las Vegas.

Santa Fe Det Harold Guyett Watertown Sunmount Sanitarium Lamy Road Las Vers

Second Degree Jury Verdict In Apodaca Murder

Manuel Vigil found guilty of murder in the second degree for the April 1924 Barelas killing of Alfredo Apodaca. He faces a minimum three year term with maximum at the court’s discretion, pending sentencing after the term ends. Other cases include perjury charges against Pedro and Ambrosio Chavez, a gaming house case, and continuances for Holloway and Perea.

Manuel Vigil Alfredo Apodaca New Mexico Vigil Apodaca Barelas Pedro A. Chavez Ambrosio FR. Chavez KE. B. Garcia Justice of the Peace George Roddy Chavez Brothers CC. C. Matthews Chavez Raymond Holloway Maximo Perea Edwina Silva Corrales O. A. Larrazelo

Death of Wyoming Governor William B. Ross

Governor William B. Ross of Wyoming died in Memorialis hospital at 8 15 this morning after an appendicitis operation and subsequent complications. He was 61 and survived by his widow Nellie Taylor and three sons. Ross had been elected in 1922 and faced a pivotal tax amendment and farm loan measures. Secretary of State becomes acting governor and a special election is set for November 4 pending funeral plans.

Cheyenne Wyo William B. Ross Wyooming Ross Yeramte Hoss Misa Nellie Taylor Missouri University of Wy- Graing William RR. Ross Wyoming Rosa Tennessee Laramie Tucas Govnor

Wheeler Attacks Federal Reserve Policy in Montana

In Rutte Montana Oct 2 Senator Wheeler independent vice presidential candidate criticizes the federal reserve system during a campaign stop. He accuses officials of deflating farmers and small Western bankers while insiders protected themselves. Wheeler reiterates support for Walsh and plans to travel to Missoula next.

Rutte Mont Third Ticket Butte Wheeler Walsh Montana Federal Reserve Bank Congress Missoula

Bryan to Visit for Democratic Campaign Tour

William Jennings Bryan arrives Friday afternoon at 2 o clock from Phoenix and speaks at the armory in the evening in support of Davis and Bryan. A committee greets him at the station and Democratic women lead the reception with about 266 expected present. He will be escorted to Hernanllo for a political meeting while Judge McClellan oversees arrangements.

William Jennings Bryan Phoenix Ariz Armory At & O Davis Bryan Hernanllo Lucy Harris Meo FO Biya Judes W. Ww McClellan

several workmen killed in clash at tampico oil plant

several workmen have been killed in a clash between strikers and soldiers guarding the Mexico and Gulf Oil Company property. the strike at this plant has continued for some time and a general strike has begun to spread.

Tampico Mexico Im Gulf Oil Company

Governor Bryan to Speak in Multiple States

Lincoln Oct 1 Governor C W Bryan the Democratic vice presidential candidate announced by the Nebraska state central committee will deliver talks in New Mexico on October 16 and in Colorado on October 11 following engagements at Renkelman McCook Nebraska and Oberlin Kansas. The exact towns for the speeches were not yet determined.

Lincoln Neb Renkelman and McCook Oberlin Kans C. W. Bryan State Central Committee State Committee New Mexico Colorado Bryan

Federal probe urged to clean up crooked baseball

President Ban Johnson of the American League calls for federal judicial investigation into bribery scandal involving Jimmy O Connell and Cozy Dolan of the Giants. He says government action is needed to expose guilty individuals and protect the national game and questions World Series integrity. Johnson notes Landis has not updated him on the case and cites a baseball advisory council including Heydler and Landis.

Internal Revenue Agenta Eity Griffith Coolidge Walter Johnson Giants Philadelphia France Coolidee Chicago Associated Press Ban Johnson American League Jimmy O'Connell Giant Hienle Sand Cozy Delan Johnson Federal Judiciary Washington Landis O'Connell Dolan Heydler National League Baseball Advisory Council

Expressions of regret at scandal clouding major league season

Washington leaders Clark Griffith and Bucky Harris expressed regret that scandal again affected baseball while insisting the Senators will win the world championship and secure the American League pennant. They praised Judge Landis's handling of the case and stood firm on Walter Johnson starting, with the lineup set for the Giants series.

Washington New York Giants National Capital Senators Giants National League Dreyfus Pittsburgh Judge Landis Heydter Clark Griffith Bucky Harris Washington Senators Griffith

Ezra Meeker Heads Toward Dayton Air Race Event

Ezra Meeker aged ninety and pioneer of the Oregon Trail flies from Vancouver Washington with Lt. Oakley Kelly toward Dayton Ohio to attend the air races. They landed in North Platte Nebraska at 4 PM local time and planned to reach Omaha next morning for a 245 mile leg.

Ezra Meeker Dayton Ohio North Platte Neb Fira Meeker Oregon Trail Vancouver Wash Oakley Kelly Oleave Tere Omaha Trail Blager Rock Springs Wyo Kelly

Bryan Speaks in Phoenix En Route to Albuquerque

William Jennings Bryan addressed a packed Library Park in Phoenix urging a Democratic return to the White House with John W. Davis and Charles W. Bryan and a Democratic House and Senate. He noted progressive Republicans as a majority and outlined the party’s path through Albuquerque, El Paso, and Florida after Arizona stops in Tucson and Mesa.

Phoenix Artz Democratic Party William Jennings Bryan White House John W. Davis Charlies W. Bryan House of Representatives Senate Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Uckel Bryan Phoenis Library Park Arizona Albuquerque el Paso Florida Tucson Mesa

Butler warns of coalition in west aiming to throw vote to Congress

Washington reports Republican national chairman William M. Butler accused a democratic La Follette coalition of seeking to force a presidential election in Congress. He predicted a decisive Republican win on November 4 and urged emphasis on Coolidge’s record and court limits amid chatter of party splits.

Washington Democratic la Follette Congress William M. Butler Republican National Committee Butler Senate Charlee W. Bryan Coolidge McCormick Ilineis White House East Bryan John W. Davis Northwest Supreme Court

Foot and Mouth Outbreak Traced to Texas Shipment

Origin of the Harris county Texas foot and mouth disease outbreak is traced to a Brahma cattle shipment refused entry at New Orleans last fall. Dr A A Steaub head of the agricultural bureau of animal industry identified the source and was advised of the finding.

Texas New Orleans Harris County A. A. Steaub Agricultural Bureau of Animal Industry Steaub

Nelson denies that combination exists

Chicago October 2 John M Nelson national campaign manager for the La Fellette Wheeler ticket denied that any combination existed between the independent forces and the democratic party. Continued on page two.

Chicago John M. Nelson la Fellette-Wheeler Democratic Party

League Assembly backs all states on peaceful dispute settlement

The fifth League of Nations assembly unanimously adopts a resolution urging all states to accept the protocol for arbitration and security. Delegates emphasize international handling of economic problems to prevent war and push for codification of international law under the league. China walks out when denied a non permanent seat, while China’s bid to regain a council seat draws attention to geographies and wealth sources in distribution.

League Assembly Geneva Associated Press League of Nations Frances Jurista Assembly America China Czecho- Slovakia Hes

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Mueller New York City Lrowad Wardman Park Griffith Stadium Charles Burke T. J. Quirk Portland Ore Holloway Gov. Ross OF Wheeler Flays U. S. Reserve System Democrats Bernalillo Harrie G, 0 Nelson Republcans Mr. Butler
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