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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
2
The National Council is asked to issue short time credits to farmers as a relief measure. President urges swift action to provide small loans aiding agricultural needs and stabilizing rural incomes.
A Western newspaper notes labor backed proposals to boost funds via three avenues. Proposals include adjusting federal reserve powers and treasury debt issuance to raise money for relief, with officials from machinists and clothing workers supporting the plan.
Washington banks report a four percent grease revenue on capital for the year ended last June according to comptroller John Skelton Williams. The year set a new high record with over one book issued during the year, unchanged from the prior year despite bank failures. Federal justice in Chicago flags a dry crackdown as Charles M Sommers faces a thirty month term and a $20,000 fine for prohibition conspiracy. his cousin William Sommers gets ninety days and $10,000 fine.
Reports from Havana show eight people killed in clashes during elections. Liberal headquarters claim Jose Miguel Gomez carried Havana Province by about 10 009 and led Alfredo Zayas in two of five other provinces amid a fierce coalition contest.
Mrs Peete of Denver stands charged by a Las Animas county grand jury with acts linked to Denton murder. Indicted for burying evidence in a cellar, pawning Denton ring, cashing checks, and disposing of clothing. She pleaded not guilty as judge read the indictment in Superior Court.
Reports from Ekonomitehan Kay Zien in Moscow detail Bolshevik budget estimates, with expenditures rising from 1.1 to 1.79 trillion roubles and propaganda spending rivaling agriculture and interior costs. The article notes missing department estimates and widespread commission reports, amid unrest in Hod Kheron and dispatches to quell the revolt.
Judgment found Henri Landre guilty of swindling and habitual fraud and sentenced him to four years in prison plus deportation. The prosecutor said he may face murder charges linked to promises of marriage to seven women after the Six Appearance case. Sandra, arrested two years ago, is referenced as a modern Bluebeard.
The Lt Depart ment announced steps to secure prompt action to apprehend and punish the murderers of two American citizens, Arthur Moseley and Gustave Salazar, killed near Tamplew. Salazar possibly Ignacio Moreno Falazar of Tucson, with passports issued Oct for himself wife and two children to visit relatives in Mexico.
Police report Alexander Frank attempted suicide from a fifth story window on Second Avenue. A wooden oak leg held fast his body while another man grabbed his hands, allowing bystanders to haul him back inside.
Western Newspaper Union reports two contractors claim ruin by outlaw labor chiefs linked to the American Federation of Labor. Testimony alleges Brindell controlled organizing drives, coerced workers, and forced employers to join rival unions under threat of strikes, with wages and jobs lost across multiple projects. Judge signs 25 year sentence for Carl Wanderer in a separate murder case tied to a staged holdup.
The September bank statement from the Finance Department shows Canadian bank assets well above the three billion mark, rising by about 70 008 000 over August. Four injured in tornado near Litchfield Marinette district west of there. Mrs Sadie Haynes and three children hurt, one seriously, brought to hospital. Tornado path about half a mile wide.
Professor H C Sehndt of Hackles school Tarrytown fell 275 feet into an abandoned Manitou Copper mine shaft at Peekskill. Emmett Pierce witnessed the incident with sixty students. Pierce notified police after rescue efforts. Willie Delamater was lowered into the shaft in a botched body recovery attempt.
Business activity signals stabilizing conditions after conflict with firms expressing confidence in ongoing and future operations. Leadership notes improving demand, supply chains, and investment outlook amid cautious optimism across sectors.
The report notes slow price readjustments in textiles and apparel, with wholesale and retail activity dampened by uncertainty. It cites cautious retail stock replenishment, modest wage changes, and improved banking liquidity, while manufacturing faces reduced orders and uneven demand across leather, iron, and steel sectors. A separate incident reports three masked robbers looting Shapiro jewelry in St Paul, stealing diamonds worth about $1,000.
Representatives of labor and industrial groups report a plan to prevent migrant laborers from staying in the United States upon arrival. A contract has been made with the Young Men's Christian Association to escort all immigrants from admission to arrival at their destination.
Luther Ellison of Janestown Ark convicted in federal court in Bay City Michigan of profiteering in sugar and dealing without a license. He received a two year sentence at Fort Leavenworth and a five thousand dollar fine.
Officials announced the whaling season on the British Columbia coast has closed. Details on the timing and next steps were not provided in the fragment.
William Smith a 92 year old man held in the San Jose county jail faces counterfeiting charges. He speaks of a long life of work and hardship describing his past as an apprentice carpenter and leaving home in England amid poverty and misfortune.
About 20 000 head of cattle arrived making the heaviest corresponding period this year with good demand and rising meat prices. Beef steers topped at 9.60, others at 9.00 to 9.40, feeder cattle 825 to 5.75, and lambs and sheep showing firm but varied prices amid active trade. In poultry and other goods, margins held firm and local reporting notes broader market activity amid scarce high quality stock.
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