Invited To Parley Abroad Over Turks Allies Peace
Government asks to take part in negotiations to establish peace between Turks and Allies. The item notes an international effort inviting participation in talks aimed at ending conflict.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1922
Page
1
Diplomatic call on Lausanne conference to choose representative
Washington reports a formal push by British French and Italian diplomats for the United States to participate in the East conference at Lausanne amid Near East concerns. The state department stated the U S would observe but not join a peace treaty with Turkey, and the final envoy will be chosen by the country hosting the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Turkey
Darda‘iles
Bosphorus Straits
Sirckland Geddes
Count de Chambrun
France
Abefeador Jusserand
Basil
N Eel
State Department
Paris
Rome
Lausanne
Igerland
Near Bast
Tiean
Irefore
Nanm
Partment
San Remo
Genoa
Hague
Climette
Kaiser Seeks No Presents for Wedding in Potsdam
Potedam Germany Oct 28 Associated Press Former emperor William II requests no gifts for his marriage to Hermine of Reuss. About 60 guests expected mainly family. Civil ceremony to be held by Baron Kimmel Pennink in Doorn with royal and princely attendees from exile households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potedam
Germany
Associated Press
William
Neess Hermine
Reuss
Tee
Princesa Victoria
Margaret
Prinis Hermine
Escorteuss
Carolath
Nt von Bentinck
Ich
Baron Kimmel-Pennink
Burgomasef Doorn
Prince Andrew Arrested in Asia Minor Disobedience Case
October 28 report says Prince Andrew, son of a former king, is arrested on charges of disobeying orders in the Asia Minor campaign. He was fined at a court and later moved to an Athens mansion as a special court martial set by a decreed body including ten judges and a revolutionary commissar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Andrew
Constant
Asia Minor
Prince George
Asia
Woman to stump Otto for Republican candidates
Mrs Ma Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general leaves for Iowa to stump for Republican ticket She will address a meeting of women at Newcastle on Monday and speak next day in Cleveland to rally support for GOP candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Washington
Ma Walker Willebrandt
Rejican
Nestown
Denver Weather Forecast and Local Report Summary
Weather outlook for New Mexico and regional Denver area calls for fair skies south and north portions with colder conditions in the east. Sunday brings fresh to young southerly winds and variable conditions with some rain in the northeast. Monday generally fair but cooler with improving clarity. Local report records yesterday’s 24 hour conditions ending 6 p.m. with notable humidity and light precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Hill Defends Independence From Bosses in New Mexico Race
Republican governor hopeful C. J. Hill addresses charges of being controlled by party bosses. He says he will govern by conscience and informed judgment, cites past votes on salary bills, and argues GOP unity counters corruption claims. Meets held in Stanley and the capital city with other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M
C. J. Hill
Hinkle
Hill
Hau Hime Self
McDonald
Finkle
Tam
New Mexico
Republican Party
Stanley
Mr. Hil
Hugh H. Willams
Benjamin F. Pankey
Illinois agronomist’s plan advised for Greece food boost
An Illinois University agronomist, Cyril G Hopkins, wrote a treatise on how Greece can double food grain production. He urged soil enrichment with limestone phosphorus and legumes, noting modern machinery is costly and not feasible on much Greek land. The ideas were translated and published after his 1919 death en route home from Greece.
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Urbana
Associated Press
Greece
Madania
Thrace
Cyril G. Hopkins
University of Illinois
University of Ilinois
American Red Cross Commission
Hopkins
Gibraltar
Geece
No Session in Burche Trial Delayed to Monday
Los Angeles October 28 no session of the trial of Arthur C. Burch for the murder of J Belton Kennedy broker was held today. An adjournment taken yesterday postpones proceedings until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burche
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Practicability of Harnessing Power of Volcano Probed
Delegates at the Pan Pacific commercial congress discussed fish and its depletion by humans and mammals. Professor Melaan Frazer warned that many species are ignored as salmon and halibut dwindle. The group planned to travel to Hilo to study harnessing power from the nearby volcano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoiula
Associated Press
Pan-Pacific Commercial Congress
Melaan Frazer
University of British Columbia
Hilo
Island of Hawaii
Secute
Production of Coal Increased Last Week
The geologic survey reports a rise in coal output for the current week bringing production toward adequacy though not enough to fully stock stores. Preliminary railroad figures show total output about 2,600,000 tons with 7,605,000 tons anthracite and the rest bituminous, the highest since last summer's national strike and reflecting transport improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St Marys Beats New Mexico Aggies 19 To ? In Home Game
Ban. Franciete Oct 28 St Marys College defeated the New Mexico State College football team here today 19 to 0? The Aggies managed one touchdown on a fourth period forward pass from the St Marys 20 yard line. St Marys played mostly second string players throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary’s College
New Mexico State College
St. Mary's
New Mexico
Americans lauded for rescuing Smyrna refugees by Greek papers
Athens reports praise for American warships in the Smyrna disaster. Greek papers laud the U S sailors for rescuing and protecting women and children as European ships stood idle, with refugees kneeling and giving thanks for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Smyrna
Europe
America
Wathimerine
Piraeus
Asia Minor
Nea Ilimera
International League Against Prohibition backs U S wets
Paris reports a new anti prohibition league plans a global campaign to aid American wets. Leaders promise financial and political support and say scientific studies on moderate wine use will be shared with U S authorities. Count Bertrand Deman heads the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Autocrates Press
France
Europe
United States
International League Against Prohibition
League
America
Jean Couprie
Prohibition
Bertrand Deman
International Organization
Covington kicks six drops against Louisville set record
Danville Ky Oct 28 Herbert Covington quarterback of Centre College scored six drop kicks in a game against the University of Louisville. One came from the 40 yard line two from the 6 yard line and one from the 32 yard line. Officials called the feat a world record and the best five kick record prior to this game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Herbert Covington
Centre
University of Louisville
Gardini and Londos Fight Drawn Heavyweight Bout in Sacrament o
Italian Renato Gardini and Greek Jim Londos wrestled to a two hour draw in Sacramento California. Gardini won the first fall with a head chancery in 1 07 and Leon Das took the second fall with a front arm break after a standing double wrist lock in 34 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRAM
Sacramento
Calif
Renato Gardini
Italy
Jimmy Londos
Greece
Gardini
Leondas
Hawkeye Team Rolls Over Purdue in Western Title Bid
Iowa, hot in the autumn sun, crushed Purdue 36 to 6 as Miller opened the scoring and Town added several late touchdowns. Purdue's Kadesky intercepted once, but Iowa's Town and Locke shone, with Parkin playing briefly for his parents from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Fieres Attaen
Western Chapionsh P
Purdue University
Iowa
Miller
Fiyt
Purdue
Boilermakers
Kadesky
Leland Parkin
Yale
Waterloo
Locke
Iowa Cite
Democrats Tax Talk Triggers War Mound Rally
Mrs Adelina Otere-Warren Republican nominee warned that Democrats would gut taxes with vague pledges. She urged voters to demand specifics while criticizing Democratic promises and urging scrutiny of incumbents on issues from schools to tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagon Mould
N. M
Adelina Otere-Warren
Congress
Wagon Mound
United States
Hr. A. Delgado
Delgado
Frank Curns
H.O. Bursum
New Mexico
Charles L. Hill
Bursum
Judge Davis
Warren
Tie
John Morrow
Harvard vs Dartmouth ends in 12 to 3 victory at Cambridge
Harvard defeats Dartmouth 12 to 3 before 53000 at the Stadium. Percy Jenkins returned an interception 45 yards for a Crimson touchdown. Buell and Owen add scoring from a drop kick and a field goal. Dartmouth shows late promise but Harvard defense holds on downs at the two yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Associated Press
Dartmouth
Harvard
Percy Jenkins
Harris
Millis
Crimson
Buell
Owen
Noth- Wuimos
Canadian farmer Henry Lorenz dead at 117
Saskatoon dispatch reports the death of Henry Lorenz a Pleasantdale farmer at age 117. Born May 9 1805 in Austria he quit smoking last year due to rising tobacco costs and continued farm chores until a few days before his death.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Henry Lorenz
Pleasantdale
Austria
New York Capitalist Weds Texas Girl in Fort Worth
Horace L. Hotchkiss, 65-year Wall Street veteran and vice president of the United League club of New York, married Miss Lucy May Johnston, daughter of a pioneer Texas physician, in Fort Worth Texas on October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Worth
Texas
Horace L. Hotchkiss
New York
United League Club of
Wall Street
Lucy May Johnston
Red Cross to spend 9 million for ex service men relief
The American Red Cross will expend about 9 million dollars in the fiscal year ending next June for relief of former World War veterans disabled in service. The federation allocates 5,050,692 for such relief and notes chapters will add to the total. The effort supplements government aid and focuses on individual needs through volunteers and district offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Hed Cross
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Red
Roa
kKt
Halson Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureau
Army
Red Cros
Yale Freshman Dies After Fall At University Dance
Talcott Bates Chittenden a Yale freshman from Burlington Iowa died in hospital from injuries after a fall down stairs following a University of Yale dance on the commons. He attended the event yesterday and passed away tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Talcott Bates Chittenden
Yale
Burlington
Iowa
Doubts Rise Over Witness In New Brunswick Murder Case
In New Brunswick New Jersey the mystery surrounding the deaths of Rev Howard Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills deepens as farmer’s wife Jane Gibson, who claimed to witness the crime, vanishes then returns with no explanation. Guards loosened and threats threaten her safety amid ongoing inquiry led by Special Deputy Attorney General Mott who weighs her testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. d
Howard Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Jane Gibson
Gibson
William Gibson
Mott
DeRussey’s Lane
Baby Banished as Court Orders Custody Change
Whitedelphia Oct 28 A trial for Mrs. Catherine Rosier delays verdict on murder indictment while defense witnesses prepare. The Rosier baby Richard was banished from the courtroom after loud crying and yelling. custodian Mrs. Ralph Chapelle was questioned as the court moved the infant to new hands. Mrs. Rosier, reported with valvular heart trouble, remained calm and is expected to testify Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Ralph Chapelle
Snizer
Barratter
Rosier
Princess Won’t Stay at Doorn Regularly Says She Is A Yearly Part
London reports Princess Hermine of Reuss may visit Doorn only four to five months yearly. She told William II she will not live there full time. He seeks changes to the former Kaiser’s residence and hopes local bells will ring on his wedding day.
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New York
Jerome Thi
Rome
Majestic
Greenwich
Conn
Mre. Unt
Uhi
Mies Elizabeth Norris
Henry Lattimore Norris
Philadelphia
Banta Varbara
Cali
Hier
Petting
Milan
Italy
London
Hermine of
Reuss
Doorn
William
Doom
Dispatcheu
Daily News
Denver University Defeats Colorado University 16 to 0
Denver University shutout the University of Colorado 16 to 0 in Denver. The game featured a strong short pass game and a late Denver score after McCautey went in for a touchdown. Gibson added a final 60 yard interception return for Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver U
Friedman Buys Street Corner Stand In New York
Harry Friedman stated to police that Abraham Seidman sold him space to operate a street corner stand for 1553 dollars. Friedman learned Seidman did not own the corner only after attempting to operate there. Seidman was arrested for the fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Friedman
Hall of Fame
Brooklyn Bridge
Friedman
Abraham Seidman
Seidman
Phoenix Man Killed in Automobile Crash
Kistee Ariz Oct 28 Howard Millman of Phoenix was instantly killed near Benson when the racing car he piloted on the Douglas-Phoenix course crashed into a touring car and overturned. Joe Diaz, also of Phoenix, mechanician for Dillman, suffered a deep gash in his head and minor bruises. Physicians said he would recover.
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Kistee
Ariz
Howard Millman
Phoenix
Benson
Aris
Dillman
Douglas-Phoenix
Joe Diaz
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