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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1922

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Arrest of Beyred and Bruno Aboard Santa Fe Train

Officials arrest Beyred and Andrew Bruno aboard Santa Fe Train No 2 near Albuquerque after a suitcase with three large bombs was found. They planned to blow a section of the line, possibly the Raton tunnel, with federal and county officers pursuing the plot and raiding associated locations.

Beyred Bruno Santa FE Raton Lavree Newxico State Federation of Labor Andrew Bruno Seyfredis Nta Fe Ibn Station Albuquerque Ma Fe Andrew Brine Tony Ortiz Sher- Fred Fornoeff Archie Greer Hannah A. BR. Gere Fed- 1 Bureau of Investigation Anavis Beach Hahn Fon Kes Banghart Meiée Gyrer Hercyfred Iturins Palace Sey

Democratic State Convention Opens in New Mexico

More than 600 delegates gather as the Democratic convention begins in Albuquerque. Debates over nomination rules and a potential governor candidate include A T Hannett and J S Vaught with steering committee plans to ease factional fights and finalize party platform.

Democratic State Convention Rulea Permanent Organization Committeee A. A. Jones United States Committee On Rules and Order of Business Commiks Opnion Bernalillo de Sation O. N. Mfron Clyde Tingley Marrone Champ Clark National Democratic Party Woodrow Wilson Tingley Hannett A. T. Hannett Gallup Bernalillo County J. S Vaught Deming H. L. Hall Chama Halls Hall Vaught Rome Felix Garcia James F. Hinkle Roswell John F. Simms Albuquerque Congress A. W. Hockenhull Curry County Charles Cason Harding County Isaacio N. Vig Mora County Byron New Mexico Committee On Rules and Order of Business Order of Business Superintendent of Public Instruction Commissioner of Public Lands State Central Committee Morrow-Zinn-Johnson George H. Hunker Las Vegas Democratic State Central Committee A. M. Mandatari S. J Walton City Commission Alvan N. White Silver City State Educational Association

Mexican deputy shot in chamber sparks credential dispute

Aug 31 report says Tortuno Lemus, operationist deputy, was killed in the green room of the chamber of deputies. Martin A, an independent member, issued with the shooting, amid a dispute over credentials of deputies from Michoa state.

Exico City Tortuno Lemus Green Room Chamber of Deputies Martin ‘A Cona Meneputies Michoa

Weather forecast looks fair with light winds

Local weather report predicts generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday with only small temperature changes. Partly cloudy, light winds, and no significant precipitation expected.

Three Optional Plans in Bonus Bill for World War Veterans

The bonus bill as amended by the senate offers three cash plans for World War veterans not exceeding $55 adjusted service pay. Options include adjusted service certificates with 25 percent premium and 4 percent interest, education aid at 1.75 a day up to 149 percent of credit, and home or farm purchase aid from 100 to 140 percent of adjusted service credit. Loans to veterans backed by certificates allowed up to 50 percent before 1926, later varying to 85 percent, with postmaster processing and government loan guarantees if repayment fails. Continued on Page Two.

Washington Senate National Bank District of Columbia Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve District

Hundreds of Lives Lost as French Dreadnought Sinks

The French battleship France struck a rock in Quiberon Bay off France and sank after listing, with about 1,108 sailors aboard. Built in 1912, the 544 foot vessel cost over $12 million to build and arm, marking a devastating maritime disaster.

France Quiberon Bay

Senate passes four billion bonus bill with 471 to 22 vote

The senate approved the $4,000,900,000 soldiers bonus bill by 471 to 22 a conference request is sent to the house. Treasury officials expect a presidential veto if the bill remains unchanged. Cost estimates show long-term payment plans including certificates, farm aid, vocational training and cash grants, with totals stretching into 1948 and beyond.

Washington Associated Press Senate Mondell Wyroming House Treasury Lodge

Six Bridges Damaged In Arkansas Fire Blitz

Texarkana Arkansas reports six bridges on the St Thonis Southwestern Cotton Belt line between Texarkana and Stamms damaged last night in fires. The span covers about 84 miles and disruptions are suspected to affect railway traffic along the route.

Pires Texarkana Ark St. Thonis Southwestern Stamms

Van to Face Death of Mine Official In Riot Case

Otis Clark, first man indicted in the Hiertin riots that killed twenty two, was jailed in Goreville after surrendering to authorities. He is charged with slaying C K McDowell, a crippled superintendent at the Lester strip mine near where the massacre occurred. Clark, about 35, father of five, denies guilt and says he is innocent.

Marion Associated Press Settimi Desantis West Frankfort Otis Clark Hiertin Clark Goreville C. K. McDowell Lester Strip Desantis Executoners of Justice Weaver, Til Old Ben Coal Company Delos Otislark Duty Hartwell A. W. Kerr Ieis Brundase Wineis Kerr

Four killed as train strikes auto near Oakland

A car carrying two men, a woman, and an infant was hit by the Stockton flyer of the Southern Pacific at San Lorenzo, south of Oakland, today. The vehicle was cut in half and one half with the two men was hurled more than 1900 yards.

Oakland Calif San Lorenzo Here Stockton Southern Pacific Railway

Bill for fuel control passed by the House

The administration coal control and distribution bill cleared the House 214 to 61 and moves to the Senate. An amendment limits the law to January 1, 1924, or a few weeks after the next Congress convenes. A major dispute centered on giving the president authority to proclaim another emergency after a proclamation ends. Rep Goodykoontz of West Virginia condemned profiteering and derided retailer protests.

Washington House Senate Congress Winslow Interstate Commierce Committee Rawburn Texas Interstate Commerce Committee Marden Appropriations Committee Rayburn West Virginia Goodykoontz

Course in Business Training Offered at Agricultural College

New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts will offer a college grade course in business training for the first time this year. H. D. Comer, a graduate of the University of Minnesota College of Commerce, to head the new department. He brings Midwest training and varied business experience including two years as private secretary to a railroad vice president and work in the U S Navy insurance department.

State College N. M New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts H. D. Comer College of Commerce University of Minnesota Ife Insurance Department United States Navy

Violence marks strike as bridges burned and trains wrecked

Federal agents surge in the central west as railroad shopmen strike escalates. A Chicago area plot to wreck the New York Central line leads to several arrests. Bombs, arson, and track sabotage trigger widespread lawless acts with few injuries and multiple railway bridges damaged.

Chicago Pring Lake Chicago & Alton Alton Willaston Del New York-Chicago Western Express New York Central Lnes Gary Ind Ois Central West Sedalia Cincinnati

Faculty Arrivals Update New Mexico College of Agriculture

Special to The Journal State College New Mexico August 31 new faculty members arrive to begin duties at the New Mexico college of agriculture and mechanic arts. M G Snell becomes assistant professor of animal husbandry replacing Robert Burns who moves to the University of Arizona. Glenn Fr Hamiel joins chemistry to replace F J McClure who resigns for Purdue study. N L Wilkins also joins chemistry assisting in analyses in the state chemist's office. Callie May Bliss returns as professor of domestic art replacing Kilmer Neiman who resigned last spring.

State College N. MM New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts M. G. Snell Texas A. & M. College University of Missouri Robert Burns Burns University of Arizona Glenn Fr. Hamie University of Indiana F. J. McClure McClure Purdue University Hamiel N. L. Wilkins Kansas State Agricultural College Wilkins Callie May Blss Iowa Misa Kilmer Neiman

Scarlet fever reported in Valencia County

The health department notes a scarlet fever case in Valencia County New Mexico and urges cooperation with doctors and quarantine rules to prevent an epidemic. Prompt reporting of suspected cases is requested as a key precaution amid the contagious disease.

Valencia Los Lunas N. M Health Department Valencia County

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New Mexico Federation of Labor Trinidad Seyfred Crifft Otate W. G. Haydon W. C. McDonald Democratic Dlay Haydon Fordney—McCurmber Article Times Hayden Democratic Party Satis Puty Harding Itn The Van Herrin Agricultural College Ftr Aseoriated
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