08 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1922
Page
1
A voyage is delayed as passengers refuse to sail until authorities assure that liquor will be sold as usual. The standoff prompts ship officers to seek a resolution with the passengers and ship management.
At New York on October 7, ships arriving in port were boarded and liquor stores sealed by customs officers. Passengers on several liners faced barred access to alcohol as authorities enforce Attorney General Daugherty’s sea liquor ruling, with some vessels delaying departures until guidance is issued.
A report from Palermo notes former Greek Constantine has relocated to the Ho des Plaines area and is seen daily with numerous companions around the city and surrounding areas, drawing attention from residents.
Forecast for New Mexico shows fair in Sunday and Monday with slightly warmer north portion on Sunday, followed by a cooler Monday. Arizona expected warmish air on Sunday and Monday with no precipitation noted.
University recorded twenty four year end conditions with upheat temperatures and humidity levels. Measurements include ambient temperature and wind strength, with notes on potential variability and notable readings from the recent period.
Sheriff John Montgomery and deputies pursue the Dernier death in Phoenix after a single bronze-hued hair found on the victim's sock becomes the only tangible clue. Officials emphasize a wide-ranging, unresolved investigation into Dernier's dual life and affairs across state lines, with no current suspects or confirmed motives.
The New Mexico report notes Mora county suffers as Harding county is cut from it. The state tax commission claims counties have dropped enough to leave their current salary class. The attorney general’s opinion on authority to reclassify and cut pay is sought. Awaited final tax rolls will determine other counties affected.
William Bills worth Smythe author editor and promoter of public irrigation and reforestation projects died at his New York home aged 61. A Worcester Mass native, he led irrigation advocacy, edited the Kearney Enterprise and Omaha Bee, founded the Irrigation Age and Western Empire, and started the National Irrigation Congress shaping western water laws.
Allied representatives and General Ismet Pasha meet at Mudania to discuss Kemal’s armistice terms including eastern Thrace and the Straits. Greek airships off Rodosto prompt Turkish charges of British breaking pledges. Turkish forces evacuate Kara Bigha while Bergaz and Kusi Keni remain under Nationalist control. Turkish irregulars cross into eastern Thrace at Sinekli. Smyrna refugees on Mytilene suffer pestilence as British warships guard the Dardanelles against Turkish moves.
A. B. Hall, Albuquerque draggist, bought the one story building and go feet lot at 264 West Central Avenue, formerly occupied by the New Mexico Candy Kitchen. The price was not public but regarded as large. The Candy Kitchen will stay temporarily, with Hall intending to use the site for a drug store later. The Liggett and Matthews deals, brokered by H. Charles Roehl agency, involve adjoining properties near Fourth and Copper and near Magnolia filling station.
New York reports the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment endorses stronger enforcement of the Volstead Act, urging blanket search warrants to seize all intoxicants in homes while allowing evidence of pre amendment acquisition. The group supports obeying the law as it stands and seeks rapid enforcement nationwide.
Baltimore and St Paul match in the little world series was abandoned due to rainfall. Both teams prepared for a rescheduled date as weather halted play in Baltimore.
The Treasury announced that American vessels sailing for the United States after October 14 will face the liquor import ban only with due notice and regulation. President Harding deferred enforcement for ships under foreign flags and private owners, except for sales aboard ships flying the American flag. Masters of shipping board vessels must surrender intoxicants at once. violators face removal from service. Regulators will extend rules to foreign and privately owned ships, with details expected next week.
Prisoners at Mahoning county jail secretly saved jelly and mixed it with water to create a home brew. Sheriff Ben Morris announced the jail ration had been eliminated after tonight’s discovery.
Marlin obituary reports J F Netts executive field secretary of the Sunday schools Texas conference of the Methodist Episcopal church died at home after dengue fever with complications. He was known as Betta the builder for constructing many churches in Texas and California. Funeral set for Sunday.
Charles M. Shinn of Philadelphia wounded Mrs. Joseph Matthews and her father in Cookstown after she refused his plea to elope. He transported her to Mercer county hospital, then killed himself with three shots amid remarks about the gun causing trouble. Mrs. Matthews remained in serious condition. the father-in-law escaped injury.
Polo Grounds New York October official figures on the fourth game of the World Series show attendance of 86 242 with receipts of 118 285. Players share 60 375 commissioners share 24 re
Knights of Columbus of this city plan a vocational training night school for ex service men in Vegas New Mexico. Tuition and equipment will be free for ex service men, others may enroll at a nominal fee, with the program primarily serving veterans.
Rain postponed the third game of the city series between the Chicago Nationals and Americans. The clubs have each won one game. the teams will resume play tomorrow if weather permits.
Pleasant Will, GOP nominee for state corporation commissioner, is seriously wounded in a shooting at J. T. Lucero’s home in Espanola. Will was shot as he approached the residence after warning by Lucero. Lucero surrendered to a deputy sheriff. he had long worked at the Rond-Nohl store in Espanola and has a wife and two children.
Preparations for a possible exodus from Constantinople are being pushed with danger looming. The British consul urges all British families to leave while British and Italian circulars direct nationals to report to protected locations. Americans were similarly advised earlier. A large American tobacco house directs moving its local stock, valued at 2 060 000 dollars, to Trieste.
Provincial police identify 48 bodies recovered from the northern Ontario forests area swept by flames on Wednesday. The disaster may cause up to 15 million dollars in property losses. Refugees continue arriving in Cobalt and receive aid from the Red Cross and agencies as an official inquiry is ordered into the fire's cause.
Friends say the missing financier Thomas W. Lawson has leased an eight room furnished apartment in the Fenway district and will reside there this winter as he plans to retrieve his fortune.
New York Oct 7 The Giants beat the Yankees in a rain soaked game with a fifth inning rally built on muddy ground. Ward and McQuillan homered for the Giants while Meusel and Groh produced key hits for New York. A wet field and baserunning miscues doomed the Yankees as they trail in the series needing four straight wins to claim the title.
Work has begun on the new sewer system in Las Veras. Six miles of sanitary sewer are included in the contract, connecting most of Old Town. Contractors expect completion by January 7.
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