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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
2
In the final session of the 66th Congress President elect Harding delivers an opening address. The remarks mark a unique feature of the session's opening and reflect the political transition ahead.
Washington reports on a looming $4 billion annual spending baseline as congressional parties clash over appropriations. Senate debate includes plans for defense, infrastructure and social programs, with high stakes for the coming fiscal year and party leadership signaling tough votes.
Reports from Milan and Rome indicate Italian forces mobilizing in preparation to break with the government over Fiume. A Milan dispatch cites talks between Italian leaders and anti government factions, while a U S gunboat patrol and port tensions flavor a volatile scene around the treaty city.
A ship endured a bombardment as large shells burst overhead and a burning lighter sent flames and smoke onto nearby Brooklyn homes, scattering residents and drawing emergency crews to the waterfront.
A series of explosions near the Fort Lafayette and Fort Wadsworth area caused fires and structural damage as shells drifted toward the naval arsenal. Reports describe panic among dockside workers,警戒 signals, and precautionary measures at the fortifications while authorities assess casualties and property impact.
In a tense sea action near the Gulf of Quarnero a force of four destroyers engages and fires exchange while political leaders and analysts debate the broader wartime outcome. Reports describe communication cuts, combat sounds, and strategic maneuvering shaping regional expectations.
The commission for the admission of new states votes Austria into the League of Nations with expected ratification by the assembly. A letter to President Wilson offering mediation in Armenia has been drafted.
A confused report out of Wester Somppipee outlines statements by federal officials on farm policy. It references President Harding, Congress members, and a federal reserve discussion about farm relief, bank lending, and market access for growers. The piece mentions Governor Harding, Dy Toners, Byrnes, and others, asserting support for credit measures while debating impacts on crop sales and rural economies.
Reports from Kansas City and Oklahoma recount alleged connections to the Clarence Smith case, with two trunks opened by police, claims of no clear weapon, and the widow Mrs Mann opposing prosecution while Republican national committeeman position looms. A federal indictment accuses William S. Brewer of defrauding soldiers benefits via fake magazines and army uniforms.
Seventy thousand British volunteers and military police have been concentrated in Ireland to crush terrorism. Heavy reinforcements of troops and auxiliary police have been deployed nationwide since the latest violence erupted. Troops are equipped with light artillery machine guns tanks and armored cars. The government may declare martial law if conditions worsen.
Corkey Hanley, who began a talk strike ten years ago to protest idle sentences, is now free but remains mute. Physicians report he cannot talk despite requests, and he insists he will never speak again, writing that his fate is too heavy to bear after his mother’s death.
Old prisoner refuses his sister and father to grant a dying mother's wish. Corkey Manley, 40, convicted under the Habitual Criminal Act for shoe theft, receives a twenty five year term. Warden Shattuck notes his muscles may have atrophied and speech returning after a harbor scene.
London magistrate hears a man claim his wife barred him from home and assaulted him with a dog chain. The plaintiff shows injuries on his face and brandishes the chain as evidence. The magistrate instructs him to tell his wife to visit him Friday.
A strange woman visited Miss Thelma Keller in Springfield Ohio asking about Frank Snowden. The woman shot Keller four times and was arrested confessing that Keller traveled with Snowden to Colum tox and elsewhere. Snowden, a former signal corps captain, allegedly posed as a single man.
The report notes cattle demand for good stock with early price entry slightly lower. Feeder and stocker trading slow, hog receipts large but market steady, sheep limited with tight prices. Prices listed for various stock types, cows and veal, with broad market signals and upcoming supply expectations.
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