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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1920

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Priest Criticizes Circulated Editorials in New Mexico

Silver City reports church leaders condemning Republican circulars in English and Spanish attacking Catholic Spanish American citizens. Father Henry Heitz denounces the effort as political agitation aimed at prejudice. He urges Catholics to vote independent of religious or ethnic influence.

Morning Journal Silver City N. M Republican Committee Portales Henry Heitz Church of St. l Ther Heitz Heitz

King Alexander of Greece Dies After Monkey Bite

Athens October 25 The Associated Press. King Alexander died at 5 20 p m after wounds from a pet monkey attack in October. He was 0 maintained by operations to remove infected flesh and his condition deteriorated despite best care. He seldom wielded real power with Premier Venizelos handling state affairs and his accession followed Constantine abdication in 1917 amid entente powers pressure.

Athens Associated Press Alexander Greece King Alexander Sophia Constantine Venizelos France Great Britain Russia George Switzerland Manos Alexander I Pour Pariera Prince Arthur of Connaught Irene Kin Constantine Sophie Anastasia William B. Leeds Ohio Prince Christopher Olga Prince George Helen

Cox Promises Senate Talks on League if Elected

Ohio Governor Cox pledges to sit with the Senate and reach an agreement on joining the League of Nations with clarifying reservations. He argues the popular will should guide any entry and criticizes Senator Harding and Lodge for opposing refinements. The West Virginia tour drew strong cheers from miners and workers amid a heated campaign.

Associated Press Huntington W. Va Cox Ohio Senate League of Nations League Senator Harding West Virginia Harding Amenea Madison Square Garden New York Elihu Wilson Lodge Massachusetts

Un censored table talk blamed for juvenile delinquency

In Omaha on October 25 at an American Humane association meeting, A W Ryan of the Minnesota Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals denounced uncensored table talk as a major cause of juvenile delinquency. He cited petty gossip slander and social climbing chatter as harmful to youths, arguing such talk fills homes and shapes young minds.

Omaha Neb A. W. Ryan Minnesota 5 Society For the Prevention of Cruelty American Humane Association Yank Ryan

Incendiary remarks spark backlash in Grant county race

Persistent appeals to religious and racial prejudice drew strong opposition from residents of Grant county. Analysts say the controversy will shape voter sentiment and influence the forthcoming election results in the region.

Grant County Ange

Former ABA President Stephen S. Gregory Dies in Chicago

Stephen Strong Gregory, 72, former president of the American Bar Association, died suddenly of heart disease at his Chicago home. He once defended Eugene V. Debs in the 1894 conspiracy trial linked to the American Railway Union strike.

Chicago Stephen Strong Gregory The American Bar Association Gregory Eugene V. Debs American Railway Union

Repudiation of Chronicle Triggers New Broadside Fire

An anti Magee editorial in the New Mexico Workers' Chronicle prompted a broadside attack late last night. W C McCourt, editor, faces repudiation by the State Federation of Labor executive, with reports of a Gallup meet resolution confirming the dispute.

Anti-Hanra and Hay Editorial Federation OF Labor Nother W. C. McCourt New Mexico Workers’ Chronicle Connec State Federation of Labor Chronicle

Weather Forecast and Local Federation Editorial Note

Weather report notes fair conditions Tuesday into Wednesday with temperatures around 64 to 69 degrees and variable wind. The Chronicle features a federation dispute with the New Mexico State Federation of Labor repudiating the Workers Chronicle as its official organ and stating it will not endorse the paper.

Labor State Federation of Labor Workers’ Chronicle Workers Chronicle New Mexico M. J. Lynch New Mexico State Federation of Labor

Landolfi attacks Hubbell and shimmied politics at rally

In a Republican rally at the women's headquarters Ernest F. Landolfi claims Felipe Hubbell was abroad during the war while he stayed home doing his bit. He cites past sharpshooting belts and medals from 25 years ago and accuses opponents of corrupt backing as party rivals exhort turnout.

Alida F. Sims FelIpe Hubbell Ernest F. Landolfi Republican Womens Bordeaux Landoelff New York Landolfi Landy Morning Journal Jamison H. BR. Jamison Mr. Jamison

Holy man backs view as campaign controversy grows

Father Henry Heitz of Silver City denounces the Portales Journal circulation of editorials against church and Spanish American citizens. A Republican committee letter admits arranging publication and translations. The priest’s remarks are praised as an inspired contribution to the campaign.

Portales Journal Henry Heitz Church of St. Paul Silver City Portales Journal Mesdames HK. . Asplund Ruth C. Miller A. B. Stroup Republican State Executive Committee Republican State Executive Committee, These Dudies

Abolition of useless offices in New Mexico politics debated

Long article notes Republican gubernatorial candidate supports ending useless offices while tracing history of attempts to abolish the insurance commissioner and other posts. It details bills from 1912 to 1913, committee actions, party votes, and parliamentary maneuvers described as controversial.

Alessandro Matteucci Jamison Gertheld Spits A. &. Stroup Fred Crouett Barber Hanna Charles M. Farber Democratic Party Carl C. Magee New Mexico Frank Hubbell Clinton P. Anderson Santa Fe N. M Insurance State Corporation Commission Imaurantee Compassioner Senate Navarro Insurance Commissioner Corporation Commission Pankey Dees Blanchard Robertson Printed House Journal

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