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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1922

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Premicr at England begins campaign with London speech

The Conservatives issue a hard line attack on the late government. They warn that no path remains but to spread the war as they press for stronger action and unity.

Lloyd George Throws Down Gauntlet to Conservatives

Former Prime Minister Lloyd George opened a London speech to coalition Liberals urging calm and unity. He asserted the country’s interests come first, warned party frictions risked national welfare, and stressed peace, economy, and steady progress as essential for Britain’s postwar path. The address also touched on unity across creeds and the dangers of internal revolt.

Aster Lloyd George London Conservat Isd George Peral Ison Great Britain Loord George Liord Lord Four Turkey Greece

Local Weather Report Weather conditions and readings

Weather local report notes conditions ending 6 p m yesterday with humidity at 41 percent and precipitation total near zero. Wind velocity from the southeast at moderate speeds, clear skies reported.

Priest Tommpofaluto Cacdneend

Arrest in Wall Mills slaying looms as witness names woman

New Brunswick reports Mrs. Jane Gibson signed a statement naming a woman connected to the Wall Mills murder case. Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott indicated arrests could come within hours or weeks pending grand jury action. He noted uncertainty about the identification of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and declined to answer whether more witnesses would be questioned.

New Brunswick N. J Associated Press Jane Gibson Wall-Mills Wilbur A. Mott Mott Somerset County Grand Jury Afott Edward Wheeler Hall Eleanor R. Mills Gibson

Fascist Gathering Ends Peacefully in Naples

In Naples on October 25 the fascisti held a congress and Mussolini, its leader, warned that the government must be given peacefully or seized by force as the party departed, reporting no grave incidents.

Naples Associated Preas Fascisti Bs Force Herito Mussolini Fausciati

Pioneer Shoots Himself in Alaska Soldier Leader Dies

Anchorage Alaska January 25 W S Bishop 88 year old Texas native and veteran of fifty years in the United States Army shot himself dead. He was a member of the pioneers of Alaska and a longtime resident.

Anchorage Alaska Get W. S. Wishop Texas United States Army Pioneers of Alasa

Navy Day Celebration Approved by President Harding

President Harding approves the nation wide Navy Day observance to be held Friday October 27. He praises the navy's record and notes the need for maintaining high efficiency in naval forces as Secretary Hughes says future arms talks will hinge on relative strength though it would be foolish to weaken the U S position.

Harding Denby Washington Navy Department Secretary Denby Warren G. Harding Hughes

Western box cars recalled to home lines to ease shortages

Washington October 5 The car service division of the American Railway association orders all western box cars on eastern lines east of Chicago Peoria and St Louis and west of Grand Rapids Detroit Toledo Cleveland Youngstown Wheeling and Pittsburgh moved back to western home lines. Eastern roads may carry western cars further east only when a western destination is available and must move them west empty if not. The drastic order aims to relieve a severe car shortage harming western agriculture and stock production.

Washington Thailroads United States Upes Car Service Division American Halfway Association Service Division Chicago Peoria St. Louis Grand Rapids Detroit Toledo Cleveland Youngstown Wheeling Pittsburgh

Permission to stage fights revoked by council in Buenos Aires

The Buenos Aires city council revoked the permit granted to Lula Angel Firpo to stage boxing exhibitions after a lengthy debate. Socialist members argued councillors misjudged Firpo’s plans and referenced his recent bout with Australian heavyweight Jim Traer.

Buenos Aires Associated Press Lula Angel Firpo Pfirpo Figst Firpo Jim Traer

Canadian Schooner Wins Second Race in Atlantic Fleet Contest

Canadian schooner HMouvcetter Mass Getta-Blie Noac won the second official forty mile race from the American schooner Henry Ford in the Atlantic fishing fleet championship. Official times show Mass Getta-Blie Noac at 53 41 with Henry Ford at 67 95 94.

Hmouvcetter Mass Getta--Blie Noac Canada Henry Ford

Opera Star Margaret Matzenauer in Divorce Deposition

Grand opera singer Margaret Matzenauer testified in Monterey California in the divorce case vs Floyd Gretzbach. She claimed his affair with Lettie Fratiesa caused marital trouble and described efforts at reconciliation for their child. The court extended deadlines as the case proceeds toward a lengthy trial.

San Francesca Madan Margaret Matzenauer Floyd Gretzbach Monterey Calif Bhe Lettie Fratiesa Glotzbach Frank Murasky Gletabach Mme. Matzenauer Glotsbach New York Grotcach Lottie Fraties Goltzbach Chicago Margaret

Hammer murder trial opens with gruesome Meadows evidence

In Cleveland Oct 2 the trial of Clara Phillips heard grisly photographs of Alberta Meadows after a heating assault. Testimony identified the corpse, with a bloodstained rock and hammer found at the scene. the hammer owner was tied to the killing.

Lee Angeles Sire Alberta Meadows Clara Phillipe Chorus Iri Philips Heatine Meadows Canerd Touk

Pershing to visit Fort Bayard to meet disabled soldiers

General John J. Pershing will visit Fort Bayard New Mexico on Friday October 27 to meet disabled veterans and hospital staff. He will arrive at 9 30 am and stay five or six hours before catching a train at Deming New Mexico.

Fort Ynayard N. M Y 1c. Leverton Fort Bayard J. F. Bratecher John J. Kershing Yieit Fort Heagard Huiddies Leverson Cleneral Kershing Fl Pase Port Bayard Black Jack General Pershing Cavalry White House Pershing Peking Fort Payard Deming Dle Marshall

Upturn Seen in Global Trade Says Export Association Official

Dr Julius Klein of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reports broad improvements in Europe, Latin America, the Orient, and the Far East. He cites rising production in the U K and Western Europe, easing deflation, and revived demand in China and Cuba.

New York Europe Latin America Far East Manufacturers’ Export Association Julius Kiein United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Kiein Orient Japan China Australian New Zealand Tascrenante United Kingdom France Italy Germany

Armed and Mounted Men Crossed Into U S Near Columbus

Twenty five armed and mounted men crossed the border into Mexico near Columbus New Mexico Tuesday night. Juarez reports say Lieut Col Atenogenes Mendoza in Chinuahilla sent home guards to watch for the band and Casas Grandes garrison is instructed to pursue. Justice agents in El Paso say all former revolutionary leaders in the city were accounted for except one.

Ti Paso Tex Mexico Columbus N. M Juarez Atenogenes Mendoza Chinuahilla Casas Grandes Department of Justice FE Paso

Vets Citation and Croix de Guerre Return to France

Christ A. Meletis of Pittsburgh received the croix de guerre and citation from the French government for service in France with the Twenty seventh division and being wounded six times. He said the wounds from the enemy were less than the wound of learning France aided the Turkish causes, expressing disapproval of France policy in the Near East. Meletis is vice president of the Greek American World War Veterans, recently organized in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Christ A. Meletis France Miller Meletis Near Eest Meletia

Jury to Try Woman on Murder Charge Incomplete

Cleveland Ohio Oct 15 The jury for Mrs Mabel Champion charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Thomas OConnell of New Haven Conn in a restaurant here last July remained incomplete as court adjourned with a third list of 50 names set for the following morning.

Cleveland Ohio Mabel Champion Thomas O’connell New Haven

Montezuma College Defeats Tucumcari High 25 to 7

Montezuma college football team beat Tucumcari High School 25 to 7 on Monday afternoon in Las Vegas New Mexico. Tucumcari had played two games in three days and showed grit, while Montezuma college hosted them for dinner afterward.

Montezuma College Tucumcari Sreelal Diocarnal Las Veeas N. M Tucumcari High School Tucumenari Boys Normal University High School Enuad

Fried man to fight Shade in Chicago and Schafer in Omaha

Chicago heavyweight Bailor Friedman is slated to meet Dave Shade in Chicago on November 6 and Morrie Schaifer in Omaha on November 19.

Priedman-Shade Chicago Bailor Friedman Dave Shade Tost Morrieschaifer Omaha

Cotton Ginned Before October 15 Hits 6.96 Million Bales

The census bureau reports 6,962,084 running bales ginned prior to October 15, with 128,487 round bales counted as half, and including 394 bales of American Egyptian and 0.15 percent Sea Island. Texas leads with 2,037,385 bales. 12,908 ginneries operated to that date.

Washinton Sea Island Census Bureau Arizona California Texas

McAdoo Cancelled Speaking Dates Due to Illness

Former treasury secretary McAdoo was unable to deliver scheduled talks in Dodge City and Syracuse Kansas because of an illness diagnosed as a stomach disorder. He planned to resume campaigning only with physician approval upon reaching Salt Lake City, after a midjourney stop in Denver.

Dodge Cit Kans Whham G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Syracuse Wichita Salt Lake City Salt Lake Denver

Change of Policy Needed to Avert World Catastrophe

English economist Sir George Paish urged a global shift in political and economic policies to prevent a looming world catastrophe. He criticized European tariff barriers and US gold-only payments, warning that debts and reparations threaten recovery. he urged nations to accept payments in goods or services to resolve ongoing financial chaos.

New York Amateasy George Paish Drilish Treasury American Manufacturers’ Export Association Europe Sir George United States Germany Great Britain America Amelca

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