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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
2
The league adopts amendments allowing changes by a three-fourths vote replacing unanimous consent. News notes indicate the change affects governance procedures, with a clear shift toward majority rule for future amendments and reforms within the league structure.
At Geneva the assembly of nations adopts Article 26 easing the covenant rule changes. Lord Robert Cecil signals that ambassadors may delay a decision as the council votes with a majority present. The note mentions the potential impact on Balkan talks and the world peace agenda.
Amid border shifts and diplomatic jousting, negotiators hopeful as Reichstag backs ratification of the peace treaty with the United States. Senate divisions surface over entanglements with the League of Nations, while calls echo for careful limits on reparations and postwar security commitments.
A fragmented report recalls a solemn ceremony honoring fallen French soldiers and the Allied response. It notes speeches by officials and a tribute to the courage of those who perished, highlighting a period of wartime memory and national reverence.
The aviator went up eight miles and logged one hour forty seven minutes aloft, a new altitude record at 40 800 feet before the engine failed and the craft landed safely. Witnesses include A Muse and RK A Mallet, with design by Captain Kata Winwhitor under U S govern ment.
Joliet court records describe Miss Peterson seeking marriage with a man who threatened violence with an axe to compel a union, while the Supreme Court upholds a lower court verdict convicting a man of violating prohibition laws by purchasing and using liquor at home. The ruling reinforces that a husband cannot be guilty of violation while his wife participates in the act with his knowledge.
Coal handlers and ship carpenters at several piers walked out in protest over a wage cut from 80 to 65 cents and associated working conditions. The action joins existing strikes by lifters and longshoremen amid tensions on the waterfront.
Debs era dispute involving Eugene V Debs and a Philadelphia rail line led to a verdict against the city for property damage. The railroad won about 900 dollars, later adjusted to cover $15,009 in interest as the city faced repeated appeals and settlements after 1905.
Two United States employees, K A Hickmeir and Garnett Cader, were arrested by auditors of the Internal Revenue Bureau on bribery conspiracy charges. The case centers on alleged efforts to obtain bribes and to gain access to taxpayer records as part of a broader investigation involving a Duluth tax payer.
Artwoctee Gets Bail. Ren Pratetien, sm Rowen (Putts) Arbockie, held for mmtteust ter in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Rappe, was released from the city prison on 0000 cash bail. The murder complaint against Arbockie was reduced to mansleugh ter by Police Judge Sylvain J. Lazarus. He was held to answer to the Superior Court for trial on the lesser charge arising from the death of Miss Virginia Rappe after a drinking party to Sen Francites.
The Federal Reserve Board notes a notable improvement in business conditions in September, signaling a revival. Analysts cite stronger demand and improved credit availability as key factors supporting the sector’s upward trend. Fed officials caution that gains may vary by industry and region.
Washington observes a broadly optimistic September view with improved wholesale and retail demand, higher cotton values, and stronger liquidation. The report notes modest job gains, growing manufacturing labor demand, and increased railroad payrolls in the West, plus robust building contracts signaling steady employment prospects. Agricultural product movement to distribution centers remains active despite tentative quotations.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy to ease constipation in children. It promises quick results, noting a teaspoonful will cleanse bowels and restore a cheerful, well child within hours. The copy emphasizes motherly discretion and urges asking a druggist for genuine fig syrup.
In Sarrmenta California the War Mothers of America elected Knnaet Digney of New York as national president and Mrs. A B Jones of North Tukete as treasurer at the national convention. An officer killed two Mexicans at Goshen Junction after they attacked a freight train. Vicelia details unclear.
In a Chicago matter Judge Bernard Barass of the Rent Board approved the procedure as one of several residency actions. Jol Zucestella, sued for possession by Alexander Gerri, quietly bought the building that had been leased to Gerri, becoming Gerri’s landlord. The court held Gerri’s lease valid and the landlord change effective.
A humorous scene recounts a dog arriving at the station with an umbrella in its mouth, a London or Boston style snippet reflecting everyday oddities. Other vignettes include a Hollywood set mishap joke, a child’s misbehavior and a light admonition about leaving footprints in the sands of time.
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