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The Attorney General announces his stewardship in a Canton Ohio speech. He outlines state law enforcement progress and promises continued GOP backed efforts.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1922
Page
1
Hill Declares Special in The Journal Lordsbuts
Charles L. Hill Republican candidate for governor spoke in a stock raising county. He accused Democrats of false charges to distract voters and touted Republican gains for New Mexico stockmen. He credited War Finance Corp revival and H O Bursum's senate work with loan programs and cattle transport to sid Mexico. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsbuts
N. M
Charles L. Hill
Jill
New Mexico
War Finance Corporation
H. O. Bursum
Newexico
Bursum
Senate
Jones
Mr. Jones
Albuquerque
Selvers
Nur. Sim
Bin
Meter
War Finance Agency
Sid
Mexico
Republican Party
Liquor Provisions Now In Effect On Vessels
Washington reports enforcement of liquor statutes prohibiting transport and sale of alcoholic beverages on American vessels and within three miles of the coast. The midnight deadline passed as President Harding’s extension expired, with court actions pending a federal ruling. Ships arriving from foreign ports after tonight face restrictions, while others enjoy a possible automatic stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
United States
Harding
Federal District Court
New York
Veesele
Corelen Porte
Pacific
Renly
State Department
Nelier
Attorney General Daugherty Defends Justice Department Actions
In a speech to voters, Attorney General Daugherty defends his handling of war prosecutions and injunctions. He attributes criticism to radical leaders and railway executives, asserts the department acted under the Constitution, and hints at forthcoming disclosures in the investigation. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Igherty
Warpis
Atsey
Daugherty
Department
Department of Justice
Department of Just
Lan
Kew
Basily
Department Justice
Italy
Weather Summary for New Mexico and Surrounding Regions
Weather notes indicate fair conditions in the south with a chance of rain in portions. Cooler temperatures expected, especially in the extreme southeast. Sunday and Monday show little overall temperature change with sunset times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
New Mexico
Local report on twenty four conditions end at six last night
Weather notes show conditions ending at 6 PM yesterday with University ruling. Text is garbled with stray letters while indicating wind from the southwest and cloudy skies. Temperature details are unreadable.
McAdoo Attacks Tariff Bill InPeoria Campaign Talk
In Peoria McAdoo denounced the Ferdney-McCumber tariff, arguing it raises living costs by about 4.6 billion annually and harms farmers and workers by reducing foreign trade. He urged international cooperation for peace and farm stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Wm. G McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Betrothal Notice Stirs Little Local Attention
Official notice of the betrothal of former Emperor William II and Princess Herminie of Reuss was posted in the town hall this morning. A second notice announced a painter's upcoming marriage to a peasant, drawing similar idle interest from villagers who kept to their routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Herminie
Reuss
Hatry
William II
Germany
Prussia
Sweden Tops Dairy Consumption Among Nations
United States ranks sixth in per capita milk consumption and tenth in butter use while Sweden and Denmark lead in dairy intake. Canada has the highest butter consumption, Switzerland leads in cheese, and Britain lags in both milk and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trieg
Department of Sericuiture
Mweder
United States
Sweden
Switzerland
Corportion Corpral Meshew slain in Fort Logan fight
Corporal Benjamin Meshew of Company 1 Thirty-eighth infantry stationed at Fort Logan near Denver was shot and killed during a fight with William Patton drugstore proprietor of Logantown. Patton was arrested by Sheriff Robert McNamara as witnesses say the assault began after Meshew and other soldiers entered the drug store and insults were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Benjamin Meshew
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Fort Logan
William Patton
Logantown
Patton
Robert McNamara
Littleton
Meshew
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
New Wing Doubles Mail Load For Airmail Planes
Aero marine Airwave Inc announces a new wing design by Paul G. Gimmerman. The standard main plane with the wings reportedly carries 1,022 pounds of mail between New York and Washington, up from 400 pounds, while allowing speeds from 68 to 199 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Mail Service
Aeromarine Airwave, Inc
Paul G. Gimmerman
Aeromarine — Airways
Washington
New Mexico County Official Salaries After Tax Reduction
Special to The Journal outlines county officer pay after classification cuts. It lists salaries for commissioners treasurers assessors sheriffs deputies clerks district court probate judge and school superintendent across Catron De Baca Hidalgo Lea Lincoln Mora Quay Rio Arriba Roosevelt Bandoval Sierra Socorro counties with figures varied by county and role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta Fe. Vet
Catron
Assenger
Jude
Ste. de Baca
di Wriet Court
Hidalgo
Quay
Eekifvt
Rio Arriba
Sues Court
Roosevelt
Bandoval
Labor union leaders meet with railroad board on reopen issue
Ch AR I N board talk marks cordial session as Jewell seeks reopen ing of piecework at Elkhart. Jewell says shop crafts ready to petition for board review of the New York Central dispute and to take up other controversies with roads not party to Baltimore agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienge
The
Associated Press
Th. M. Jewell
United States Railroad Labor Board
Hen W. Hooeper
Jewell
Hooper
New York Central
Elkhart
Ind
Jewells
Fallimore
Baltimore
Labor Board
Jeweils
Aztec executes Katonka for taxi drivers murders
Aztec New Mexico sheriff reports Steve Katonka confessed to two additional murders in El Paso Texas and Uniontown Iowa before his execution. The guard mentioned a statement of guilt on the night before death, while Mrs Katonka remains sentenced in the same killings. Police tie Katonka to Neville Nixon disappearance near Barstow Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M
J. G Wynn
Steve F. Katonka
Katonka
el Faso
Tex
Uniontown
Watonksa
Charles Kelly
William Kelly
Kil Paso
el Paso
Steve Katonka
Neville V. Nixon
Barstow
Nixon
Aztec. N. Mi
Aggie Football Team Heads on Historic West Coast Trip
The New Mexico A G G I E football squad of about 26 travels by private car to San Francisco to face St. Marys College of Oakland in a pivotal regional game. After the clash they tour to Los Angeles for USC scrimmage and then Tucson to play Arizona, marking a rare cross country section trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
N. M
New Mexico Aggie
San Francisco
St. Mary's College of
Oakland
West Coast
St. Mary's
Tost
Nevada
University of California
California
Tor
Aggies
Notre Dame
Bergman
Munigan
Indiana University
Aggie
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
University of Arizona
Tucson
Speculators Caught With Egg Oversupply and Lower Prices
Chicago and other markets report speculators facing a glut of eggs as surplus stock grows. With 3 million residents, daily consumption would need to extend until January 7 to clear the overhang, driven by a surge in hen activity. Losses cited at three cents a dozen, and storage eggs exceed last year by 18,008,000 dozen. Prices fall from 80 cents to 28 50 cents a dozen, with cases at 37 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commission District
Double Murder Case Moves to Grand Jury in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick New Jersey the county grand jury will hear indictments against at least two suspects in the murder of Rev Haward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Fieanor Reinhardt Mille. Prosecutor Beekman questioned new witnesses including a Hall home maid and a vestryman Ralph V. M. Gorstine, while Barbara Totgh denied prior knowledge of the minister’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Haward Wheeler Hall
Fieanor Reinhardt Mille
Somerset County Grand Jury
Somerville
Beekman
Pon
Ralph Vv. M. Gorstine
Hall
Carload of Poultry Shipped From Clovis
Civ N M Oct F1 00 M Reese proprietor of Clovis Cream Produce shipped a carload of chickens to California this week. The car was assembled at Melrose and Fort Sumner and held about 5 540 birds valued between 5 000 and 3 500 dollars. Reeve accompanied the shipment. Poultry farming is growing in Curry county as a local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civ
N. M
M. Reese
Clovis Creanan Produce Company
California
Reeve
Melrose
Fort Sumner
Curry County
Paroled Chico Clergyman Madison Slaughter Released
Madison O T Slaughter, a former Chico clergyman, was released on parole from San Quentin on Oct 2 his imprisonment since May 1918 for a conviction on a charge of betraying Gertrude Lamson a 16 year old member of his flock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Madison
Slaughter
Chico
Gertrude Lamson
Hin Flowk
Doorn Gitzens Dio Appaque of Sunday Wedding
Doorn records reveal a secretive life surrounding the ex Kaiser now in Holland as preparations for the November 6 nuptials to the Princess of Reuss proceed. The Doorn community mainly holds indifference or restraint due to Sabbatarian beliefs and strict manners, with a few officials and nobility invited to the massed ceremonies at the chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Holland
Associated Press
Reuss
William
F Ht
Utrecht
Mans
Lloyd George defends regime in Yorkshire speech
Davis Lloyd George reviews achievements of his government in war and peace and pledges to act with integrity. He praises exchequers Chamberlain and Stevenson and criticizes radical calls while avoiding specific future plans. He lauds the industrial peace and equality in finance, amid a large supportive crowd in Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teede Ret
Ted Preset
Davis Lloyd George
Paltze
Lloyd George
Manchester
Austen Chamberlain
Labor Party
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Robert Stevenson Lorne
League of Nations
Ireland
India
Mayfair
Belgravia
West End
Honor Law
Leeds
Prediction of a November special session by Congress
Representative Campbell of Kansas after meeting President Harding predicted a special session of Congress about November 20. He said the House could clear all appropriation bills and other legislation before the sixty-seventh Congress convenes next March 4, noting no call would be issued before the elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Representative Campbell
Kansas
Harding
Campbell Sala
Jury Fails to Agree in Hip Sing Murder Trial
New York October 21 jury fails to reach a verdict after ten hours of deliberation in the Ton Yee murder case. Ke Low president of the Hip Sing tong in Chinatown was killed on August 7 and the jury was discharged by Judge Talley in general sessions court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ton Yee
Ke Low
Hip Sing Tong
Chinatown
Talley
General Sessions Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
G.O.P
Uwotige Ghiet
Jorney
Canton
Hill
Senator Jones
Senator Bursum
Eeen
Jeau
Madoo
Bethrothal
U. S
Napoleon
St. Helena
Constantine
Sicily
Greece
Palermo
Isle of
Elba
Tino
State Tax Commission
Socorro
Natonka Gad
Guard
Wynn
Kelly
St. Mary's of
England
Mills-Hall
Oyeo
Coats
Clovis
Doorn Gitzens Dioappaque
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