16 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1922
Page
1
Federal Reserve Bank will receive checks and Treasury certificates totaling 50 million dollars. The item notes that England will pay and references a war loan term with intero to America, indicating finance or debt settlement context.
Morgan and Company acts as agent for Britain in sending 59,000,900 in checks to the Federal Reserve Bank for the United States Treasury. The British war loans totaling about four and a half billion dollars have been long discussed in linking terms for repayment. A British commission is expected to arrive to discuss payback terms with Washington officials. Local reports say tomorrow's payment is for interest on the loans.
Charles Hartford Gooch former Adelino school principal died suddenly at the Belen hotel from apoplexy. Born in Santa Fe he served in Liberia and led Valencia County and Spanish American teachers associations. Survived by his mother Mrs Mary Erwin and brothers Ninapn and Abel.
Chicago, Oct. 15 Grover Alexander today whitewashed the White Sox 2 to 0 and won the title for the Cubs. The Cubs won four games to three in the series. It was the first time the Cub veteran ace has beaten the White Sox in three series. The Cubs title marks the first since 1909 when the White Sox won and held it until now. The seventh game featured a pitching duel between Cub starter Grover Alexander and Dixie Leverett.
Lieutenant Hinton lands at Port of Spain Trinidad at 2 30 p m aboard De France after a long flight through rough weather. He plans to depart tomorrow morning for Georgetown British Guiana.
Denver report dated October 15 forecasts fair Monday in New Mexico with possible light showers east and extreme northeastern areas. Tuesday remains unsettled with little temperature change. Arizona expects mostly dry and stable conditions Monday and Tuesday with minor temperature shifts.
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show high temperature and humidity figures with a light breeze. The report notes partly cloudy sky and overall mild day with measured wind and atmospheric readings though OCR text is garbled in several places.
The English press credits Brigadier General Sir Henry Thornton with organizing a model suburban traffic system and notes his move from the Great Eastern to run the Canadian system. Details cover war era delays, four rail groups plans, retirement of Lord Chnud Hamilton at 80, and agricultural protests over wage cuts amid crisis.
A Ton den newspaper launches a prize competition to boost motorless aviation heat the German record. The £1 660 prize goes to the aviator who stays aloft the longest for at least 30 minutes and lands within 100 yards of the start. About 30 contestants join, including Anthony Fokker and several French aviators.
Eight rubbish collectors in a fashionable Westminster district were suspended for a week after demanding a shilling a week from householders. The council bans tips, while a petition from collectors claims all garbage workers receive regular tips. London critics hail Ben Williams as a phenomenal tenor in Covent Garden’s Sampson and Delilah.
Walla Walla Washington October 15 Paul Staren a first degree murder convict who faced execution on November 19 reportedly hanged himself in his cell last night A night guard found his warm body Sheets formed a rope Staren about 35 had been depressed for days after being convicted for the August Bongiorni murder and committed September 30 entering the state penitentiary October 3
A despatch to Fl Universal from Tampico reports definite proof that yellow fever exists in Tampico Tuxpam and Ciudad Victoria signaling a health scare in northern Mexico.
American relief workers arriving in Athens report unsanitary conditions in Smyrna after the disaster. They describe flies feeding on decomposed matter, spreading skin eruptions, and a looming pestilence risk. 700 refugees were moved to Mytilene aboard the Casey, with Captain Clover aiding rescued Greeks. The account highlights urgent need for organized relief to prevent health catastrophe.
The U S Treasury announced that its new offering of 500 million dollars of 4 1 4 percent 30 year bonds was oversubscribed by about 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Cash offering books closed at noon yesterday and full allotments will continue to October 21. About 150 million dollars of 4 1 2 percent Victory notes have been allocated and total subscriptions to date exceed 1 1 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 dollars with roughly 1 100 800 885 in cash subscriptions.
French Lieutenant Bossoutrout and M. Drouhin failed to beat the MacReady Kelly duration record after a 14 hour 22 minute flight in a Goliath bi-plane from Le Bourget to near Paris. They logged 28 hours but lacked enough fuel to reach the sanctioned mark. The French Aerial Federation hailed their attempt as an official world record under certain conditions, while observers noted fuel limits and engine failure influenced the outcome.
Berlin authorities plan to raise revenue by higher electricity and gas prices to fund winter relief for the poor. A fund of 200.6 million marks will support needy children and general welfare, with feeding centers milk reductions and contributions to infant homes and asylums.
Tulsa Oklahoma October 15 Jack Lelivelt who piloted the Tulsa Oilers to the Western league pennant and then led them to victory in the Class A championship series with Midble has signed a contract to manage the team again next year
Police in Colorado Springs capture a beggar outside St. Marys church who admits possession of a thousand dollars in a local bank and five hundred nine in a Denver bank. He says a Pueblo party cost him six hundred six, while the chief orders him kept in a hotel room until he can draw the funds and depart.
New York reports better prices for farm products and signs of increased industrial activity. Grain prices rally as December wheat climbs above 1.09 a bushel amid expectations of smaller foreign crops. Domestic crop estimates show modest changes with corn and wheat totals. Cotton prices rise above 22 cents, and federal reserve statements indicate growing business and funds moving to agricultural areas. Industrial returns remain encouraging. railroads hit a yearly high for revenue freight but steel remains tight and prices ease slightly.
Honolulu Oct 15 Consol idation of the Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu and the First Bank of Hilo Limited was announced today by officers. The combined institutions hold upwards of 22 million dollars in resources and more than 18 million dollars in deposits.
American anti vivisection forces bolster efforts to amend state laws abolishing vivisection. Dr Walter Hadwen heads the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection touring the western states and California to support a state constitution amendment. He once supported vaccination and claims 76 percent of English children are unvaccinated, linking this to low smallpox rates.
Los Angeles is set to begin marketing livestock under the centralized plan on November first as the Los Angeles union stock yards open. Livestock from main line railroads will be switched to the yards by the Los Angeles Junction railway and unloaded there without charge. The yards offer a fill to offset yardage and weighing costs. A. G. Leonard of the Chicago Union Stockyards is expected in Los Angeles to assist with the opening.
Two trains on the Lake Erie and Western railroad collided head on near Rankin this morning killing fireman Fred Reaves of Tipton Indiana and an unidentified transient. One other person was seriously injured in the crash.
New Orleans hosts the fourth annual American Legion convention. Veterans discuss adjusted compensation Washington veto reactions, veteran welfare, rehabilitation, hospitalization, and Americanization efforts. Committee meetings advance reports on commissions handling welfare topics.
Reports allege 28 insurgents crossed from the United States into Mexico near San Agustin 20 miles southeast of Juarez. Authorities on both sides investigated while doubts arose about entry into Chihuahua and no official confirmation was found at Juarez military headquarters.
Warsaw police uncover a new Red organization for distributing Bolshevik literature. They have seized pamphlets leaflets and booklets with paper value exceeding 5 900 000 Polish marks.
Baltimore International League champions beat St Paul 4 to 3 to win the series five games to two. Amer ican Association leaders were defeated in St Paul, Minn, on October 15.
Casper Wyoming October 15 Teapot naval oil reserve highlighted as a campaign issue with Senator John Kendrick criticizing the government contract as nationally condemnable. Republican Frank Mendell opposes Kendrick in a fierce statewide contest amid a visit by Sinclair Oil head E W Sinclair aboard the Palm Beach to view the Mammoth gusher.
President Harding writes to Representative Mondell of Wyoming praising the sixty-seventh Congress for its arduous service and broad national achievements. He commends Mondell’s leadership and contrasts postwar legislative challenges with earlier turbulent periods. The note stresses fiscal restraint and defense of the gold standard amid a global inflation era.
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