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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
9
A tense chapter continues with Graham and allies grappling with industrial corruption and political bribery. Collingwood and Hingwood loom, a New York attorney meddles, while a looming strike tests loyalties among railroad rivals and city officials.
Seventeen Moropus skeletons from the Agate Spring quarry in western Nebraska have been stored at the American Museum of Natural History in New York for lack of gallery space. The Moropus, linked to rhinoceros and horse lines, shows three hind toes and large digging claws. The piece notes its grazing teeth and possible use of claws to scrape sand for water. Also included is commentary on educator questionnaires and a light anecdote about a queen ant.
Washington six members of the House Census Committee reported a bill to increase the House from 485 to 460, while a minority report argued the current total suffices. Chairman Siegel said reapportionment follows each census and Maine and Missouri would lose one representative each. annual cost for adding twenty five members would be about $296,000.
Washington reports a drop in opium shipments and revenue in 1920. Consul General Gate at Hong Kong says net quer duties and licensed warehousing revenue rose to 779,000, vs 739,000 in 1919, while opium monopoly income fell from 6,800,000 in 1919 to 4,200,000 in 1920. Senator Norris treated after a medical incident.
In Wisconsin the state capitol complex saw hundreds of pigeons killed at the request of the property superintendent Morrissey who argued the birds inflated expenses by feeding them he described the capitol area as a chicken roast while visitors reportedly protested the action and noted the impact on Capitol Park.
A massive fire at Crook Terminal Warehouse and Chicago Storage and Transfer on the southern outskirts of Chicago is thought to be spontaneous combustion. The blaze, estimated at 1 500 000 dollars, injured two people and damaged the building and contents. details point to an explosive incident and an involved firefighting effort.
Nineteen eighty nine farmers and loan mevelit have signed with United States Grain Growers Inc in North Dakota. UL J Burdick director of the National Grain Sales agency announced. With eighty equity elevators signed this brings total to169 elevators of associations in the state easing to move through growers this fall. Washington concerted effort by Public Health Service and National Park Service to keep national parks safe for touring public. Ten tourists were fewer. most traveled on stage lines and stayed at park hotels. Health issues grew as most travelers use automobiles and camp outdoors. Mexico Crops Poor in Mexico City report to Department of Agriculture cites lack of rain pests and farmers not cultivating lands as key. Leon and Coahuila hit hardest, requiring heavy grain imports while the state produced under 3 percent of usual rice and sheeps.
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