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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1923

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Arrest of Young Married Man Tied to Corrales Murder Mystery

Maximo Perea, a young married man, was arrested in Corrales Sandoval county on suspicion in the murder of 19 year old Edwina Silva whose body with knife wounds was found Monday in a local irrigation ditch. Bloodhounds followed a scent to the Perea home and clues point toward his family.

Maximo Perea Corrales Bernalillo Montoya Man Sandoval Edwina Silva Perea Miss Silva J. F. Silva J. M. Sandoval, Jr Asto Betts PMS Jose Manuel Montoya Albuquerque Bernalillo County Zamora

Cubs end bid for Hornsby after talks in St Louis

Chicago Cubs president William Veeck announced no further attempts to obtain Rogers Hornsby from the St. Louis Cardinals after a meeting with Cardinals president Branch Rickey and manager Brud (Brendon) Rickey. The Cubs balked at the offered players and said the Cardinals preferred players to cash.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals Veeck Cubs St. Louis Brendon Caridinals Branch Rickey Veecksaid Hornsby Cardinals

New Magnolia Oil Price Schedule in Oklahoma and Kansas

Tulsa Oklahoma October 30 Magnolia Petroleum announces a new price schedule for Oklahoma and Kansas reducing the top two grades by 20 and 60 cents while lower grades stay the same. The company lifts the prorata and will take 100 percent of runs at the new quoted prices aligning Oklahoma and Kansas crude with Texas crude.

Tulsa Okla Magnolia Petroleum Company Oklahoma Kansas Oklahoma and

Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest States

Denver forecast from October 20 reports generally fair conditions in New Mexico and Arizona. West and central regions expect rain in the extreme east portion on Tuesday, with colder conditions in the southeast on Wednesday. Arizona remains fair Tuesday and Wednesday with little change in temperature.

Denver New Mexico Arizona

Weather report from university daily readings

Twenty four hour period ended 6 p m yesterday with partly cloudy day. Highest temperature 0.49 degrees, lowest 5, mean 8.43, humidity 40 percent. Wind direction 4.0 and calm at times.

Boi Koci

Sunrise and sunset timings for Santa Fe region

Official sunrise tomorrow November 1 is 6 27 a m and official sunset 5 98 p m. Times follow Santa Fe Albuquerque standard with sunrise one minute earlier and sunset three to five minutes later. In October.

Santa Fe Albuquerque

Move for New Court House a Be Run by Lions

Lions club meeting endorses study of a Bernalillo county court house in Albuquerque. Proposal cites $2100,000 repairs and $500,000 for a new building, with petitions to Kiwanis and Rotary to gather 200 signatures to trigger a county vote.

Lions Club Bernalillo County Albuquerque Phillip Hubbell Assereor The Lions Kiwanis Rotary Clubs Old Albuquerque County Board of Education

Indictments Filed in Federal Prohibition Case

Indictments returned by a federal grand jury report to Judge Foster Symes in Denver. The Rev Walter Grace and John Walsh indicted for illegal transportation and possession of liquor forged the mother superior’s name for a permit. McClenahan and Englander charged with conspiracy to defraud the government and embezzlement. RR Grant indicted over bank funds disappearance.

Denver Colo Menta Walter A. Grace Arvada John Wateh FE. H. McClenahan Colorado Ben Englander United States District Tf Jdt Foster Symes Toneather Grace and Waleh J. K. Mullen Father Grad Federal Penitentiary Fort Leavenworth Kas United States Circuit Court of Appeals Grace and Walsh Grasb- Hillyer United States Grace McCtenahan Englander RR. Grant Montrose Cole First National Bank of Montrose Montrose Bank

Bernalillo Public School History Clarified by Resident

Nathan Bibo, Sr. corrected reports claiming Bernalillo had no public school until November 1. He noted the town established a school after a territorial bill, with two public schools operating for nearly 60 years. The new school will serve the lower town to ease long walks for children.

Nathan Bibo Bernalillo Santa Fe Bibo Territorial Bern

Portuguese Cabinet Resigns Under Premier Antonio Silva

The Portuguese cabinet led by Premier Antonio Maria Silva resigned today in Lisbon as reported by Associated Press.

Lisbon Associated Press Antonio Maria Silva

Wife, 73, Seeks Divorce After Husband Vanishes

In Minneapolis on October 29 Adeline La Fleur files for divorce from Philias La Fleur 74 alleging desertion just three years shy of their 70th wedding anniversary. She says he disappeared and left her.

Minneapolis Minn Philias la Fleur Adeline Tau Pleur

FWA Indicted by Grand Jury in Colorado Liquor Case

A grand jury in Colorado indicted FWA on liquor charges. The filing names Ukay a.k.a Rev, W, Mel Be Walsh, E H, Clenahan, Ben Enaiaseie as connected individuals in the case. Authorities pursue further proceedings and potential penalties.

FWA Colorado

Vaughn Observes Armistice Day With Two Big Programs

Vaught N M October 20 The American Legion posts and legion auxiliary plan Armistice Day events on November 12 since November 11 falls on Sunday. Activities include basketball games between Vaughn and Corona teams, an evening pageant featuring many schoolchildren organized by Mrs. R Rosencrantz, with a sacred service possible on Sunday November 11.

R. Rosencrantz Wallace College of Music Chicago The Legion

Unknown men try to break into Santa Fe County Court House

Santa Fe October 3. Two unknown men attempted to break into the Santa Fe County Court House late Saturday or Sunday night. They targeted the county superintendent’s office and possibly the county safe or indictments. Mrs. Ada Chaves found a pried window screen and broken marks on the locked window Monday morning. Tracks were discovered beneath the office and treasurer’s front windows.

Santa FE Dirk Safford Ada Chaves

Stone Wounds Princess Hermine in Doorn Wood

An unknown assailant hurled a stone at Princess Hermine injuring her ear while she walked with her children near the ex-kaiser’s chateau in Doorn. Police detained several suspects but did not capture the culprit. The incident unsettled Wilhelm’s entourage and the village.

Doorn Holland Associated Press Princesa Hermine Wilhelm

Political precedent would break if 1924 nominees win

The article notes that if William G. McAdoo Oscar W Underwood or Alfred E Smith secure the Democratic nomination in 1924 it would violate a longstanding party custom of not nominating someone who failed at a prior national convention. It cites Taft and Blaine as Republicans who bucked similar jinxes, and traces past Democratic near misses and the pattern since Hancock.

New York Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo California Oscar W. Underwood Alabama Alfred E. Smith Winfielad S. Hancock McAdoo Smith General Hancock Horatio Seymour Robert M. Ta Folfetta Wisconsin Miram Johnson Caliifornia Govertnor Frank ©. Lowden Illinois Calvin Coolidge James G. Biaine Biaine Harrison Underwood House Bmilth President Coolidge Hiram Johnson Lowden Wm. Gibbs McAdoo Oscar Underwood Robert la Follette Alfred Smith

Not Guilty in Nelson Murder Trial Deliberations

The jury in the Nelson murder trial returned a not guilty verdict after twelve minutes of deliberation. Judge Hickey concluded instructions at 4 17. Nelson facing charges for the July 1 1933 shooting of Tom Miller, with defense citing temporary insanity.

Nelson Gase Tom Miller J. H. Neilson Hickey Nelson Felipe Zamora Milier Clayton N. M Miller

Bonar Law Dies in Modest London Home

Andrew Bonar Law former prime minister of Great Britain died at 3 o clock in the morning at his London home after a throat illness that forced his resignation May 20. His two sons Anthony and Richard were with him. two other sons were killed in the war. Born in New Brunswick on September 16, 1858, he had returned to London from a Brington sojourn weeks earlier and had contracted septic pneumonia. The public learned of his death as extras appeared.

London Associated Press Andrew Bonar Law Great Britain House of Commons Bonar Law Brighton Anthony Richard Mr. Bonar Law New Brunswick Canada Unionist Party Stanley Inldwin Aimost Myr Thomas Horder

Carlsbad Cave National Monument Created in New Mexico

Secretary Work announced designation of Carlsbad Cave National Monument as a unit of the national park system. The cave lies 25 miles southwest of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and officials found no other limestone cavern matching its size and interior beauty.

Washington Carlsbad Cave National Monument New Mexico National Park System Work Interior Department Carlsbad General Land Office

Boy killed jumping from freight train in Gallup yard

Special report from Gallup New Mexico recounts 16 year old David Chaves Jr dying after leaping from an outbound freight car in the lower west yard. His companion Johnny Valles 13 watched as Chaves was struck and killed. an inquest found the facts as stated.

Gallup N. M David Chaves, Jr Lower West Yard Oelock Chaves Johnny Valles Mentmore Mentimere Crossing Young Valles Young Chaves

Heilmann Not Traded by Tigers Despite Philadelphia Report

Detroit Detroit Tigers star Harry Heilmann will not be traded to the Philadelphia Athletics or any other club. President Frank Navin stated no deal will move the slugger despite rumors of a trade to bolster both teams.

Heilmann Detroit Mich Harry Heilmann Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Athletics Frank J. Navin Philadelphia

Mussolini Seen As Right Man For Italy By Exile Resident

Charles Melini of Albuquerque who spent four years in Fer rara says Mussolini is the right man in the right place as premier. He cites Mussolini and his fascisti quashing bolshevist agitation and restoring work, noting wages, employment, and overall prosperity in Italy. He mentions Italy's Corfu incident and asserts public support for Mussolini’s government.

Mussolini Italy Charles Melini Albuquerque Ferrara Melini Munsolini Fascisti Or Patriotic Party Fascisti Victor Emmanuel Corfu Boundary Commission Malini Vera Cruz Mex Inci

Powers Decide to Enter a Conference of Experts

London reports that Europe will press to untangle the reparations issue with a commission of inquiry. Britain accepts the French reservations and aims to gain American participation with a neutral American chair and a possible J. P. Morgan or Cravath figure. Japan may join the expert committee to provide balance amid debates.

London Associated Press Europe Washington Cable Hughes Carson France United States John Bradbury Great Britain America J. P. Morgan Roland W. Pat Cravath Japan Jabana J. C. Amuts South Africa

Georges Carpentier to sail for United States in November

Paris reports Georges Carpentier will sail to the United States on November 11. He is matched to fight Tom Gibbons of St. Paul in New York in December or January.

Paris Georges Carpentier United States Carpentier Tom Gibbons St. Paul New York

Congressional effort blocked plan to abandon hospital project

Washington reports a Senate investigating committee heard E L Morse, Missouri Republican figure and 1920 campaign fundraiser, claim Congressional influence blocked the Veterans Bureau from abandoning the Excelsior Springs tuberculosis hospital project in Missouri. Morse described meetings with 15 senators, a push to the White House, and a $116,100 sale of the Morse homestead to the government. He testified about clashes with Charles Forbes and the lease that could cost the government $200,000, as critics warned the site was unsuitable and the project faced political fallout and potential scandal in Missouri.

Washington Veterans’ Bureau Excelsior Springs Senate E. L. Morse Missouri Lowdon Morse Ewing Laporte Beater Bursum Republican New Mexico Senator Reed Pennsylvania Ecomases Charles Fr. Forbes Bureau Forbes Colonel Forbes Charles H. Cramer Lbureau

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