07 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1922
Page
1
Constantinople reports the Mudania talks push for Turkish grasp on eastern Thrace with a looming deadline. British, French, and Italian envoys weigh demands while Greece and Mustapha Kemal face pressure as forces amass in Asiatic Turkey.
New Brunswick New Jersey authorities build a four part framework for re questioning Mrs Hall and James Mills in the double shooting of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs James Mills. They seek details on Mills meeting counts and the polo coat man, plus the money found and alleged friendship signals. Sworn statements and new evidence like the love fence and rear shed access are reported as central leads.
Ismet Pasha in Mudania rejects occupation of Thrace by Allied troops and the establishment of Allied patrol commissions. Turkish demand seeks immediate Thrace occupation without foreign control. British leaders and French envoy depart Mudania as talks continue. Nine British dreadnoughts and additional ships arrive, signaling naval reinforcement amid troop concentrations near Iamid.
In Chicago on October 6 Judge Morgan mediates a dispute between Mrs. Isabelle Mattivon and her husband Gerald Mattison. The court urges harmony after alleged infidelity in a taxi meeting. The pair reach reconciliation with Gerald urged to devote more time to his wife.
Arthur C. Lawmee, head of the A C Lawrence leather company, died in Boston yesterday in his 73rd year. He had served as president of the leather concerns.
Regional forecast shows fair conditions in New Mexico with cooler Saturday and warmer Sunday. Arizona expects light winds and little temperature change across the period, with no significant weather events anticipated.
Conditions for the twenty four years ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a clear sky with mean temperature around a few degrees. Wind direction from the west and light to moderate. High and low temperatures illegible in the fragment.
The Chester J. Thompson Post No. 23 calls for an auto mail route through the territory from Deming. The plan aims to deliver morning mail to Silver City Fort Bayard Santa Rita and Santa Fe branch towns and rural routes northwest of Deming by using overnight or late trains.
The Department of Justice announced that American territorial waters including three miles offshore and extending to Hawaii Porto Rico Alaska and the Philippines are free of liquor aboard both American and foreign ships. Foreign vessels will enforce the rule once treasury regulations are issued. High officials anticipate court action to settle the issue with possible injunctions delaying enforcement for foreign ships.
The Commercial Bulletin reports wool demand remains strong and varied with a slight weekly price uptick. American Woolen company lifts prices on goods by 10 to 87% cents per yard, driven by higher raw materials, with detailed figures for Wisconsin, Texas, and territory grades, pulled and mohair classes listed.
An Interstate Commerce Commission filing by the Staley System seeks permission to construct a 60 mile main line across Colorado New Mexico and Arizona with 225 miles of branch lines. The route would begin at the Mexican border in Puma County Arizona and extend north through the San Juan basin.
In Constantinople agents report a mood of cautious optimism among allied diplomats over Mudania talks with Turkish nationalist envoys. Despite Kemalist ultimatums on Thrace and rejection of allied troops, London and Paris indicate efforts for a united front. British officers pledge to avoid rupture, while Italian orders to support Turkish claims provoke concern.
Governor Stephens announced formal demand on Secretary Hughes to request Mexico to turn over Phil Alguin alias Baca, sought in the slaying of Detective Sergeant J J Fitzgerald. Alguin, wounded, is hospitalized in Juarez as El Paso and Los Angeles officers tried to seize him at the border.
Ralph Atkins, a striking railroad machinist, showed slight improvement after being shot last Tuesday by Casimiro Garcia, a railroad fireman, during a rail strike altercation in Trinidad. The bullet remains in Atkins' stomach as doctors say he has a fighting chance. Garcia is jailed.
Stockton detective reports a two inch needle swallowed by Mrs. Frank J. Behwing years ago was found embedded in her 22 month old daughter Charlotte's shoulder. The needle head was missing and the blunt end protruded before the mother withdrew it amid neighbors' witnesses. No pain had been noted until the child cried and caused examination.
James Johnson foreman at the Belton ice plant died at his home after a head injury officials say came from a fight with Hiroy Lucero another ice plant worker Lucero was arrested after Johnson’s death Lucero claims Johnson attacked him during a dispute over access to the engine room a preliminary hearing is set for Monday in Belén
Lieutenants John A. MacReady and Oakley Kelly completed a 35 hour 18 minute 30 second flight in the heavy T-2 monoplane at Rockwell Field San Diego. They praised the Liberty motor and announced plans to fly from San Diego to New York.
China could secure 15 to 17 million dollars annually from increased import tariffs if the tariff commission’s four month study at Shanghai is approved by participating nations. The panel recommends a five percent rise to take effect December 1, with submission to all Washington conference participants.
Detroit on October 1 John Sali a factory worker was charged with cruelty to a minor after police found his 18 year old daughter Wanda chained to a rafter in the attic of their Wamtramek home. He said he imprisoned her as she conducted herself improperly at school.
New York broker Jese J. Livermore testified before the Federal Trade Commission denying manipulation in commodity markets. He argued futures help farmers and consumers, warned against monopolies, and described rapid wheat purchases of 7.5 million bushels without price impact.
Paso Tex Oct 6 George W Curry United States boundary commissioner says he hopes to obtain a congressional appropriation to deepen the Rio Grande channel at El Paso. The aim is faster flow to reduce floods and mosquitoes threatening Juarez and El Paso. The United States Mexico boundary commission recently formed includes Curry from New Mexico engineer Fishburn of Tucson and Cloonan of El Paso as secretary. Curry has served as New Mexico governor and U S congressman and was a rough rider in the Philippines.
Robert H. McCormack assistant United States district attorney for northern California died in Beresford after an automobile accident last night.
An enthusiastic rally at the Wagon Mound Opera House featured speakers Benj F Pankey C L Hill Hugh Williams A A Sedille and others outlining GOP plans and state tickets. After addresses the candidates greeted attendees and a large dance followed into the night.
Three months ago a pitcher was labeled a has been and then pitched himself into baseball fame. The article recounts a dramatic turnaround and key late-season performances elevating a veteran pitcher’s World Series redemption.
John J. Scott silenced doubters by pitching 112 pitches in a 3 0 victory for the New York Giants over the Yankees at the Polo Grounds. Manager John McGraw shuffled his rotation and rewarded Scott with the start, while Waite Hoyt prepared for the Yankees. Ruth clashed with Groh during a fourth inning incident as the crowd roared at 37 620 in attendance.
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