27 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
1
A sworn statement ties Phillips to the night of the double murder. The document suggests involvement or presence at the scene, outlining claimed actions and connections to the incident. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
Mrs Hall and her brother Timothy Pfeiffer deny Jane Gibson's sworn statements about the September 14 killings of Edward Wheeler Hall and Eleanor Reinhardt Milla. Pfeiffer says Hall was home all evening with a young niece while no visitors were present, disputing Gibson's account of sightings and shots near the Phillips farm.
Mrs. Jane Gibson lips witness to Mills Hall murder identifies both suspects and alleges key facts tying to a dramatic crime near the Phillips inn. Investigators reexamine the farm, pursue new leads, and consult attorneys as inquiries edge toward arrests, with Mrs. Gibson’s sworn statements at the center of fresh public scrutiny.
Weather summary from Jenver Colorado lists Friday fair conditions for New Mexico with Saturday unsettled and cooler, and Arizona expected partly cloudy with scattered showers. Northwest portion may see showers then clearing, with Saturday fair in the south and possibly the north. Earlier data ended at 6 PM yesterday.
Tokio reports the evacuation of the last Japanese soldiers from Vladivostok as ten transports sail from the harbor. Total Siberian losses and costs exceed 1.6 billion yen, with about 4 million lost by farmers and businesses. Civilians shrink from 10,000 a year ago to under 2,000 today.
France Italy and Great Britain agreed to invite the United States to participate officially in the Lausanne Lausanne Near East peace conference. The invitation, prompted by Lord Dugen British foreign secretary, will be delivered to the U S state department in Washington soon by French British and Italian embassies.
Washington Ot 6 Requisitions for postage stamps by postmasters this month broke records with 2 214 265 260 stamps ordered since October 1. Officials say demand shows business revival, especially in industrial centers.
William C. Redfield, former secretary of commerce and Lane’s close ally, says the late Franklin K. Lane’s letters published in book form misrepresent his mature views. He faults editing and notes Lane would not have approved public release of private statements. Redfield contrasts Wilson’s preparedness stance and cabinet impatience with Lane’s temperament.
Sevial to The Journal Hocorro New Mexico October 26 Charles Jae Hill republican candidate for governor returns to Santa Fe after a four week tour. He says Democrats make charges but many voters ignore them. He criticizes Mr Hinkle yet proposes reforms including direct primary penal institution legislation highway work with federal aid and reduced taxation. He plans more campaigning to follow.
A fire in Branson near Trinidad destroyed all registration books and city election records, risking voting for Branson residents on November 7. State Attorney General Victor E. Keyes received a telegram from Trinidad District Attorney J. W. Hawley seeking guidance on whether November 6 could be treated as an open registration day to clarify the situation.
Special to The Journal Tucumcari New Mexico October 26 A derailed freight train ran away down Cabeza hill near Dawson line. One engineer died en route to hospital another injured. fireman jumped unconscious and hospitalized. a brakeman missing feared buried. several crew uninjured. Cleanup will take days.
Mrs Fazel Burns 22 was found dead in a marsh near Painesville. Postmortem results say she suffocated and strangled, not shot, after being beaten with a revolver butt and buried alive. Griefine Burns, husband, confessed to nothing and denial cites jealousy over another woman.
Bloomington followers claim a gridiron record for Indiana University captain Frank Hanny. He was carried nine times for 35 yards against Wisconsin last Saturday and made his seventh tackle of the year on a punt return.
Eastbound Santa Fe passenger No 16 collided with four light westbound locomotives on a curve four and a half miles east of Kingman Arizona. The engine and first westbound locomotive were wrecked. No serious injuries reported though several bruises occurred. Responsibility undetermined. previous fatal wrecks happened at the same curve years ago.
Cerusicana Tex Oct 26 The jury verdict found Earle J Mayfield democratic senatorial nominee not protected from remaining on the ballot for the November election. The injunction against placing his name on the general ballot stays in force while the case is appealed to the Texas Supreme Court per Judge Scarbrough.
The International Arbitration commission directs Peru to pay £125,000 to the United States on behalf of the heirs of John Celestine Landreau. The long running dispute centers on guano deposits found in 1859 and 1875, with Landreau’s claims as a naturalized American.
Okeechobee Florida October 26 Wil ford A Rettig was killed and Charles Douglas seriously injured when an airplane they were piloting fell in the town street causing fatalities and injuries with responders at the scene.
Washington reports indicate the United States may send an official observer to the Near East peace conference in Lausanne starting November 13. The government will not sign the final treaty nor join negotiations, upholding a policy of limited direct European entanglements.
Brigadier General Van Horn Mostey at Fort Sheridan convened a court of inquiry to determine if a second lieutenant accidentally or intentionally directed a barrage from a one pounder that missed Lake Michigan and struck the estates of Edith Rockefeller McCormick Cyrus H McCormick and Francis W Farwell. The bombardment damaged the War Well mansion and marred lawns and flower beds.
Kenneth Clark of the United Press won the Washington Newspaper Golf Club fall tournament at the Columbia Country Club. He captured the George M. Cook trophy with a net 77 over 18 holes. James L. Wright of the Cleveland Plain Dealer took the booby prize, a series of lessons from a local pro, as windy conditions challenged players all day.
Troops of the Far Eastern Republic of Siberia occupy Vladivostok as the last Japanese soldiers evacuee yesterday. The invaders take control of arms and warehouse keys with only a Japanese staff captain remaining to finalize store transfers.
Washington Oct 5 A prediction that demagogues and political fakers will not alienate the labor vote from the Republican party was made in a statement by Republican National Chairman Adam. He reviewed the record of Republican Congress on welfare of wage earners and argued labor appeals come from those exploiting workers.
A. Bedford of Standard Oil urges immediate economic solution to German reparations to end European chaos. He argues American foreign trade hinges on resolving Europe’s postwar financial problems and criticizes Versailles outcomes. Winthrop Marvin supports a strong US merchant fleet, calling for robust subsidies to build a global maritime capacity.
The proposed reduction in the standing army 13 is met with presidential opposition. Analysts warn the cut is as small as should be contemplated unless military conditions change.
President Harding states the regular army of 12 900 officers and 125 000 men should stand unless world conditions change. Weeks argues the minimum force needed is 13 000 officers and 360 000 men to fulfill the 1920 defense act, with economy measures and supplemental estimates to stay within budget.
Smyrna reports a Turkish law case where an Englishman was whipped thirty times for possessing alcoholic beverages. The Turkish press foregrounds the punishment as a notable legal example.
Norfolk Virginia October 26. Lieutenants BF Errecson and RF Armstrong were instantly killed when their JN-4 training plane fell 400 feet at the Hampton Roads naval air station.
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