Industry and finance show weekly gains and strong prices
Developments of the past week in industry and finance are encouraging. Prices remain strong across sectors and growers report improving demand with steady output in several markets.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1922
Page
1
Weather Boosts Business and Moderates Transportation
New York reports a week of improving industry finance with wholesale and retail activity rising thanks to cool weather. Cotton prices stay strong with futures at high levels. grain prices likewise firm as supply concerns ease. Fuel costs decline and transportation improves, easing prior car shortages and supporting stock builds.
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York
Ie East
Shase
Chicago
Ile
Pers
Heserve Bank
Federal Reserve Sys
Cronsikers
Admiral Sir de Horsey Dies at 95 in Cowes
London Oct 22 Admiral Sir de Horsey died at Cowes aged 95. He had been vice admiral governor of the Tower of London since 1914. He fought in the Jamaica affair and the Fenian raids on Canada in 1866. He was Admiral of the British fleet in the West Indies from 1872 to 1875 and commander in chief of the Nice fleet from 1876 to 1879.
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Wndon
Sir A de Horsey
Cowes Ay
Dmiral de Hersey
Taste of
Jamaica
Canada
West Indies
Nice
Destroyers Arrive With American Escorts at Constantinople
Twelve American torpedo boat destroyers arrived in Constantinople this morning, marking a notable naval movement during the day. The arrival underscores enhanced U S presence in the region and strengthens coastal defense and patrol capabilities around the capital.
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Constantinople
Weather forecast highlights New Mexico and Arizona
Weather bulletin from enver lists New Mexico fair and warmer on Tuesday with improving conditions. Arizona is expected to see fair skies Monday and probably Tuesday with warmer temperatures.
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Enver
New Mexico
Por
Local report on twenty four hour conditions ends
Partial weather summary notes the day had variable cloudiness and mild conditions with breezy segments. The report references university input and mentions a warm period with temperatures near sixty five degrees.
Ocean Vessels Face Prohibition Log Rule Change
Washington Oct 2 New interpretation of the prohibition law requires ships entering the United States to measure alcohol against the voyage mileage and empty the last stein before crossing the three mile limit. Nine exempt lines including two American companies await Supreme Court guidance as injunctions loom while others fall under the new three mile zone rules. Secretary Mellon to oversee coast regulations as Judge Hand's decision looms.
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Washington
United States
Hiand
New York
Daugherty
International Mercantile Marine
United American Line
Cunard
Anchor
White Star
French
International Navigation
Royal Steam Packet
Harding
Bermuda
Hands
Hand
Supreme Court
Mellon
Prohibition Bureau
Customs and Prohibition
Dry” Navy
Three Mile
London Politicians Convene as Bonar Law Emerges Leader
London dispatch reports party leaders meeting at Andrew Bonar Law s residence while MPs fill offices discussing a complex political scene. A Unionist meeting is planned to elect Bonar Law leader and potential formation of a government with Reginald McKenna presiding.
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London
Associated Press
Andrew Bonar Law
Bonar Law
Pariament
Unionist Party
Austen Chamberlain
Carlton Club
The
Daily Express
Prince of Wales
Lloyd George
Queen Victoria
Reginald McKenna
McKenna
Waa
Asquith
Four Autoists Killed in N J Accident
Four persons died when an automobile driven by Edward G. Dahlen struck a curb near Porter Park in Montclair New Jersey early today seven others were bodily thrown into the street and injured by the crash.
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Montclair
N. J
Edward G. Dahlen
Porter Park
Train Strikes Autoists Killing Five Near Wagooner
Five people died when their auto mobile was hit by an Illinois Central train at Wagooner near here this evening. The tragedy occurred as the vehicle crashed onto the tracks, authorities said.
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Litchfield
Rnt
Illinois Central
Wagooner
Here
IW W Meeting Prohibited in Portland Oregon
Quiet on the Portland waterfront as police bar J W W mob from entering the hall. Seventy five members arrived from Seattle, with another contingent due tomorrow, and six officers blocked entry to prevent a meeting.
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Portland
Ofc
J. W. W. Hall
Eastern football shows Harvard Yale and Princeton dominance
New York October reports Harvard Yale and Princeton as the top trio in eastern football. Harvard beat Cambridge 38 0 while Yale crushed Wilikins 38 0 and Princeton routed Maryland 44 0. Upsets included Vermont over Dartmouth 6 5 and NYU over Columbia 7 6. Army defeated New Hampshire 33 0 at West Point.
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New York
Harevard
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Cambrides
Kentuckians
Colonels
Wilikins
Tiger
Maryland
Vermont
Dartmouth
New York University
Columbia
Washington and Lee's
West Virginian
Nays
Georgia Tech
Navy
West Point
New Hampshire
Army
Gompers Attacks Daugherty Over Labor Strike Remarks
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, condemned Attorney General Daugherty for his Canton speech about the railroad shopmen strike. He called the defense a flamboyant tirade, biased and full of falsehoods, and accused Daugherty of exaggeration and partisan motives.
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Samuel Gompers
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Daugherty
Canton
Shepmen
Gampera
Fire in New York tenement kills fourteen residents
A five story Lexington Avenue building in the East Side burned early today killing fourteen people, many children. Fire officials suspect arson, and hero James ODonnell, 17, rescued tenants and a baby, aiding others to safety as flames cut through floors. A relief committee distributes aid to the homeless.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
110Th Street
Nathan Silver
Mra. Silver
Abraham Matilaky
Sidney
Catherine Sugarman
Mra
Matilaky
Joseph Lazarus
Mary Inglass
Gaiety
James Odonnell
William Conners
Silver
Edward Pine
Sarah Silver
Misa Silver
Stames
Peiice
Brush Fire Races Through Santa Monica Canyon Area
Los Angeles area fire crews from Los Angeles Venice Santa Monica and Sawtelle battled a spreading brush fire in Santa Monica canyon threatening Brentwood Park. The blaze raced across forty acres in minutes as strong winds fanned it aided by high timber on Mt. Oat. Eagle Rock saw another large blaze near its northern edge with about three hundred firefighters at work.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Oet
Venice
Santa Monica
Rail crash near Laurubanya claims 30 dead 84 injured
A Bucharest despatch to Central News reports a railway collision near Laurubanya Saturday killed 30 people and left 84 injured.
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London
Central News
Bucharest
Laurubanya
Lyman Abbott Editor of Outlook Dies at 46
Dr Lyman Abbott long time editor in chief of the Outlook and successor to Henry Ward Beecher as Plymouth Church pastor Brooklyn died today at his country home Cornwall on the Hudson He would have been 47 in December His four sons and two daughters were at his bedside after a severe bronchitis attack last summer.
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New York
Get
Lyman Abbott
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Albott
Cornwall-On-The-Hudson
Cattle Drives From Dalhart Hit Miami Grass Route
Amarillo Texas Oct 22 feeders resumed overland cattle transport driving about two thousand Brahmas from Dalhart to grassland near Miami in Roberts due to stock car scarcity and freight savings.
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Amarillo
Texas
Dalhart
Miami
Roberts
Bible Passages to be Read in Fort Werth Schools
Fort Werth the story material will be read to children in the lower grades and more advanced reading will be given to higher grades. Bible reading will occur two or three times weekly with instructors required to make no comment.
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Fort Werth
M. Ti. Moore
Robbery at Angel City Theater Nets $6200
Two armed men entered the Pantages theater offices in Los Angeles and held up auditor Arthur I. Schickle, securing $6,200 from a vault before forcing Schickle inside and escaping. An unlocked vault door later allowed Schickle to free himself and summon police.
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Los Angeles
Pantages Theater
Arthur I. Schickle
Schickle
Rear charges Mellon yoioed congress act
Representative Frear charges Secretary Mellon with overstepping Congress by ruling section 226 of the revenue law does not apply to a proposed 400 percent stock dividend by Standard Oil of New Jersey. Frear argues the ruling ignores the statute’s purpose and could cost the treasury hundreds of millions annually.
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Representative
Secretary
Washington
Frear
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel
Congress
Treasury
D MEN WOUNDED IN ILLINOIS FARM BATTLE
Timothy Doyle is jailed in Mason county after a farm shooting three miles north of Alasea City. He allegedly killed one man and wounded two others during a family feud climax. Victims Frank Hubbard 42 and George Hubbard 58 were seriously and not seriously wounded, with Juke Hubbard 62 also hurt.
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Peoria
Timothy Doyie
Mason County
Hawani
Alasea City
Frank Hubbard
Wouni
George Hubbard
Juke Hubbard
Frank Tlobbard
Pavie
Doyle
Russian armored cruisers lost in Baltic storm
The Russian armored cruisers Lorsiya and Gromebol were lost in a Baltic storm along with several other vessels. Fossiva and Gromobo! were 12 15 ton and 13 430 ton ships respectively. Rossiya and Chromobel had prewar crews noted, with Chromobei reportedly scuttled at Wronstadt in 1920 and Rossiya linked to Wrone Stadt mutiny in 1921.
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Baltic
Atien
Associated Press
Lorsiya
Gromebol
Fossiva
Gromobo
Rossiya
Chromobel
Chromobei
Wronstadt
Rossia
Wronestadt
Curtain falls on final scene of Far East revolution
The article notes the end of the Russian Revolution era in the Far East as organized opposition by Vladivostok 10 Soviet groups was crushed and the curtain drops on the final act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAS
Vladivostok
Far East
White Guards Defeated as Reds Advance from Vladivostok
Reports from Vladivostok say White Guards defending Chita government were driven across the Manchurian border after a pitched fight from October 8. The final Red victory left only a few hundred casualties and many survivors seeking new rulers in the Far East. General Dieckrich sent 176 reinforcements, prompting his vow over Russia’s burden.
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Vladivostok
Escmiated Prees
Far Eastern
Chita
Vladlovostok
Spassk
Manchurian
Volga
White Guards
Diederichs
Russia
Bandits Threaten Vladivostok as Evacuation Nears
Reports from Vladivostok say bandits roam the city amid an evacuation of Japanese forces. The Chita government may lack troops to control the threat, prompting crowded ships to Japan and mass departures of Russians and foreigners seeking refuge toward China Korea and Manchuria.
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Tokio
Associated Frees
Vladivostok
Vladivosstok
Red Army
Chita
Viadivostork
Japan
China
Korea
Manachuria
Four Race Horses Die in Charter Oak Stable Fire
Hartford Oct 22 Four race horses Almaden Onward and Abe Direct noted pacers Daybreak a trotter and Wesley a trotter burned to death in stalls when a fire swept Charter Oak Stables at Charter Oak Park. The horses valued about 50000 dollars and Almaden Onward up to 10000. They were not insured.
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Hartford
Conn
lFour
Almaden
Larry D. O
Abe Direet
Daybreak
Charter Oak
Charter Oak Park
Here
Wesley
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